this one is one vib per second, one hertz. how long does it take in seconds to undergo one complete cycle? begin with a w. - one. - one. okay. let's suppose i swing it at twice the frequency. how long would it take for one cycle? not everybody be seeing what most people be seeing. check the neighbor and see if the neighbor knows what the time is for one complete cycle, when it shook at two hertz. what's the answer, gang? how many say a half? all right, all right. let's suppose i told you i shake it back and forth... [makes sounds] ...seven times per second. what's the frequency? - 1/7. - seven. be careful, be careful, be careful. - do you see what happened? - yeah. [laughter] you all expected me to ask what's the--what's the time. i'm gonna call that time begin with the p. period. period. and you all expected me to ask you that. be careful in school because i didn't ask you that. i asked you a different question. what's the frequency? seven. next friday, when we take our exam, you start to read--"oh, i know what the answer to

like as mentioned earlier our mega hertz system is -- why can't we pick up the cell phone it's a different type of item you can push to connect totally different from the technology you get from our cell phone. we have over 7 thousand users on the network on the radio system it's heavily utilized. it needs to be replaced and we're undergoing the initiative now. the system was put in place in 2007. we put together some initiative estimates and we do estimate this is a large project between 65 and 69 million to put the system in place. and this includes the radios it's actually most of the of this cost. so what we've done is with this project we've followed the same plan that you use when you major capital development plans in the city and we've asked for the planning money first. as recent as may second point approved planning for the project it was about 8.1 million that will staff two positions in the department of emergency and in the department of technology. we'll have a consultant come on board to behind us with the streaming . for example, the communications income tax is being put t

i, you know, for our members to keep them as safe as possible the 9 hundred mega hertz is important >> thank you chief. >> any other comments? we'll keep you updated on our progress. i'm and the folks will be coming in into our emergency operation center. it's looking the fema operations and we're trying to getty folks from fema and the navy and the private sector. if you look at the other side of the briefing sheet i you can see some of the agencies listed. so again that's may 15 that's next wednesday and we're looking forward to seeing you folks there. any questions? >> thank you jill any questions? we look forward to it and i know we'll see many of you. we're going to give ail m r e's instead of hotdogs. if there's no questions we'll move on 80 and go to our administrator. thank you >> good afternoon, everyone the lifeline council is made up of any of our department heads that are critical to restoring san francisco after an emergency and also allow our utility agrees to get our telecommunications back up and running our water and sewer. our objectives are to improve the planning a

i, you know, for our members to keep them as safe as possible the 9 hundred mega hertz is important >> thank you chief. >> any other comments? we'll keep you updated on our progress. i'm going to ask jill to come up >> i'm the exercise it's next wednesday and i see a lot of planning members at the table and we're going handing out the two page document. the gold the golden guardian is the safe exercise this year we're testing the 1406 earthquake on the santa ana dress all the so a lot of planning functions come into play. many cities and operational areas will be participating and the san francisco will be the most robust in the region it will center l around mass we'll be partnering r with the salvation army. so far as specifically objectives. we have communications from our internal center and the - we're going to look at log - how do we track the stuff we're getting in. the emergency operation center will be fully activated. to include the joint information center on the policy group we've got 1 hundred folks coming in. i know that a lot of our operational centers want to come in.

hertz is also toying with the idea of leasing cars, including luxury automobiles. wine prices are rising with a vengeance. after sampling 5,000 establishments, restaurant sciences found the price of a bottle or glass of vino rose just under 2% at casual dinning venues, 5% at high-end restraunts, and 8% at family- affordable eateries. the study found prices are rising as consumers venture into different brands, wholesale costs increase and restaurant owners charge more money. meanwhile, coca-cola is making a juicy venture into florida. the company will pour $2 billion and plant 5 million trees into florida orange groves. coca- cola owns minute maid and simply juice brands. it will dramatically boost citrus production in the sunshine state, which fell after the housing crisis. a new peek at cities around the world with the most millionaires has a surprising finding. wealthinsight ranks tokyo as the city with the most millionaires, topping new york. the survey says the reason why new york is number two is because many of the wealthy choose to live outside the city lim

hertz is moving its headquarters to the sunshine state. its corporate expenses. coca-cola juicing up its place there as well. adding 4100 jobs to the state economy. shares of baxter international are under pressure today. this after announcing its taste three clinical trial on its alzheimer's drug. that is the latest from the fox business network. giving you the power to prosper. ♪ [ man ] on december 17, 1903, the wright brothers became the first in flight. [ goodall ] i think the most amazing thing is how like us these chimpanzees are. [ laughing ] [ woman ] can you hear me? and you hear your voice? oh, it's exciting! [ man ] touchdown confirmed. we're safe on mars. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hi. [ baby fussing ] ♪ dennis: using twitter to disseminate corporate information. it soon may use twitter to disclose this kind of self. the sep has now given its agreement. >> there is nothing wrong with transparency. if you say you are going to do something, you need to come out and do it. they said they would use twitter, they said they would use

but hertz is a great company, i'm real excited about mark coming down. cars so we can add more jobs in florida. because what i believe in is american business building businesses in florida and adding more jobs. >> well, explain to me. i just saw a number that said 85 million is what florida is induced hertz to come down. what's the number, and how is it that -- will you make it back with 500 jobs? >> absolutely. it's about total between the state and local, it's about $19 million. >> 19 million -- >> every project like this, we've got to get a return on investment, it's no different than return for shareholders. i've got to get a return for the taxpayers. but, look, this is going to help our state grow and it's going to be a great place for hertz to be very successful. >> how quickly -- when you say you need to get a return, how quickly do you get that return? >> what we do in all of the projects i've done, over 300 projects since i've been governor, got to get five times return over the next five years. if we give $100,000, the state taxpayers give bac

hertz's reaction. this official wrote -- quote -- "mike" -- referring to mr. her mr. hertz. "mike, odd. looks like buying off st. paul. should be whether there is a legit reason to decline as to past practice." end of quote. the next day that same official e-mailed the associate attorney general here in town and said -- quote -- "mike hertz brought up the st. paul disparate impact case in which the solicitor general just filed an amy cause brief in the supreme court. he's concerned about the recommendation that we declined to intervening in two cases against st. paul." end of quote. so you got these documents appearing to show that mr. hertz's primary concern was not the strength of the case, as mr. perez led senate colleagues to believe. mr. hertz was concerned the quid pro quo mr. perez ultimately arranged was in fact improper. and again, in his words, it -- quote -- "looks like buying off st. paul." end of quote. and just last week the department -- justice department sent my staff a critical 33-page slide showing the case against st. paul. in that document, the career l

>> caller: i want to speak about hertz. >> i like hertz and avis. they are both trying harder.ryl if california. >> caller: yes, thank you for taking my call, darryl in catch, a big boo-yah to ya. >> boo-yah back. >> caller: i want to know your thoughts on whittium petroleum. >> i do like erg more than whiting. let's go to brian in new york. brian! >> caller: hey, jim, a big let's go rangers boo-yah. >> what's going on? >>. >> caller: all right, the possibility of rising interest rates, should i own plain all american paa? >> yeah. you know what, you will not get anywhere near the plain, obviously that stuck has had a good run, i like it. let's go to john if california. john! >> caller: from the cramer fan club out here in sacramento, pennsylvania. >> you know where i used to park my car. that was my house at the time. >> caller: we've noticed the cramer cavemen and found out that dole has sold their ships, their packageing delaware we're jumping on dole thinking they will be a takeover target. what is your position on dole? >> i think the earnings are okay. i'm sorry, i like a

free up 500 meg hurt -- mega hertz wifi. they will auction off to one or two companies. >>> the u.s. postal service is looking at increasing postal prices. the hike would affect first class mail and target businesses. the new proposal comes after the post office was put to shelf a plan to end saturday mail service. the financial problems started when congressman dated that post office health care for retirees had to be funded years in advance. >>> warriors trying to take a 2- 1 lead against the spurs. the sports is coming up. [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf... is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ charges faster. and will charge. cool. and heat. from your phone. fact: leaf never needs gas. ever. good for the world. built in america. now, leaf's an easier choice than ever. ♪ shop at choosenissan.com. ♪ . >>> a tough night for warrior fans, san antonio snatching back home court advantage and steph curry possibly tweaking his ankle. tony parker is circus shot. he had 25 points in the first half.

why hertz? >> the stock has outperformed quite a bit.recent quarter's announcements actually show that pricing improved by our best case scenario. >> what did you learn from doing this? >> in school and practice sometimes it has been easy to pick a good company that is trading at a cheap valuation. improving and going to become a good business. >> we are all definitely committed to staying in the investment management industry. >> we come into that as a group. >> did you give bill, who obviously runs per shing square. i guess we will have to look at his next filing to see if he took your advice. >> we think it would be a smart move for them, absolutely. >> you follow the biggest investors pretty closely? >> yes. >> absolutely. >> guys, quickly on the deck? >> love it. think it's going a lot higher. -- keep working, but for himself. so as his financial advisor, i took a look at everything he has. the 401(k). insurance policies. even money he's invested elsewhere. we're building a retirement plan to help him launch a second career. dave's

our breakthrough idea hopes to give hertz and avis a run for their money. we have the ceo behind it. who made money today? investors in a company that many thought couldn't even be saved. keep watching to find out. even when they say it is not, it is always about money. >> i'm interested in who is going to jail. there are specific laws that pertain to irs employees. and, the attorney general indicated as such earlier this week. there's a serious problem and i think it is our job to get to the bottom of it. melissa: whoa, house speaker john boehner wants jail time in the irs scandal but were any laws actually broken? joining me for more on this, attorney jennifer bonjean and former federal prosecutor fred tease see, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> fred, let me start with you, the specific law is the klein c a conspiracy to defraud the u.s. by frustrating functions of the irs or federal entity. >> he didn't call me and tell me what law he was talking about. i'm telling you if i'm a prosecutor my philosophy if you want to be a bear you might as well be

back to hertz.ey're moving headquarters to florida. >> to the gulf coast side, is it not? i thought that's where it was. that makes sense in terms of employee satisfaction? >> i have no idea. years ago there was a company called greyhound and the ceo's wife had asthma. they moved from chicago to phoenix to help with her asthma. i said why did you move? he made up all this stuff. it was all about his wife. >> but it doesn't matter to you one way or the other? >> not at all. >> hertz has been on a run already. they see the numbers already. >> phenomenal. who owns it? not them. >> avis. >> avis bought zip car. >> i think they bought it at a much lower price. >> thanks, oscar. thank you. >>> coming up, futures have been down all morning long. down 37 points. they have come back a little in fact. up next, commissioner bart chilton on the bloomberg breach. we'll play that music again. very ominous. "squawk box" will be right back. [ penélope ] i found the best cafe in the world. nespresso. where there is

. >> and it's in the hertz manor, a famous home. >> has it been sitting empty or has someone been int? >> it's empty and the owner passed away in 2010, and it's on the real estate market for $11.555 million. >> wow. >> and the way the showcase works, the designer gets one designer per room, although i think you have 29? >> we have 27 different designers in this year's showcase. >> uh. >> we open the house to all the designers. they come through and create two proposals of their favorite rooms and the designer advisory board and i go through all the proposals and select the designers for the year's showcase. >> why do people like these? i love them because i like decorating. i think it's a pseudohop hobby with me -- pseudohobby with me. >> i think everyone wants to get into a home thai not able to afford and to see the differt decorations. >> uh. >> and there is the great juxtoposition with the outside being traditional and the inside contemporary and modern. >> this remines me of something i did. >> yeah. >> they did a bedroom here that has, the wall is painted black. it may look blu

hertz is up over 60%. back to you.e on the rally, charles payne joins us. charles: has this struck anyone that we are up today on good news? remember the narrative last week? cheryl: he is not worried about it. charles: we do want a rally that is going up. jobs are being created. the economy is doing well. everyone is nervous all of a sudden. how do you interpret this news. we have the home numbers out. we are back to rallying good news. this would be the perfect scenario. dennis: that could show a certain sentiment shift here. charles: well, you know, the idea, ultimately, is that it should do that. you hate to say it, but it is pretty gutsy in this day and age. i am seeing rotation. banks are up. you get the sense that people do not want to come out of the market. it is real hard to buy stocks when they are already at a 52 week high. cheryl: what you say to people that look at these stocks and they are worried that they are topping out right now? charles: i would not touch bank of america. i would not touch city. i d

as i shared with the students yesterday at hertz theater, when i see the film i can relate to instances when i was bullied as a kid. when i reflect upon being a student in the public schools, i can think about situations where i was a bully, where i said things, where i did things, when i went with the crowd, and i shared that with students yesterday. for me it was a very reflective time and i'm sure as everyone has seen the film it's been very reflective as well. but we started our school year this year saying we cannot have students learn, if we truly believe in social justice, and we do, we believe every student being able to learn is a matter of social justice. but if we can't have environments where students feel comfortable attending school, being comfortable with themselves and in themselves in a school environment we will never have students that are predicated in a way to be able to learn. we have to have safe schools. so what we did this year, when all of our administrators came back from summer break, every administrator from principals to the purchasing manager, everyone saw

. >> hertz, the superstar in rent-a-car. >> we want to be like o.j., we did the o.j.d seamlessly into hollywood with roles in "the towering inferno" and "the naked gun" trilogy. >> oh, no. >> reporter: on screens big and small as an actor, pitchman, network football analyst o.j. simpson observers say had a charm, that smile, that guy next door vibe that made whites and african-americans equally comfortable with him, but in june, 1994, a much more ominous and bizarre chant of "go, o.j., go," pockets of small crowds in l.a. cheered him as he led police on the notorious white bronco chase. simpson's trial for the murder of his ex-wife nicole and ron goldman marked the first time america had been transfixed on tv for a court case. eventually he was acquitted but just as compellingly as he'd brought americans of all races together for admiring him in the '70s and '80s his trial cast the deepest and most disturbing divides. >> pitted black against white, rich against poor. no one didn't is have an opinion. you either thought he was guilty or thought he was the victim of rac

. >> rent a ford fast from hertz. >> he crossed seamlessly into hollywood with movies like "the intoweringbig and small as an actor and pitch man and network football analysts, o.j. simpson, observers say had a charm and a smile and the next door guy that made whites and african-americans comfortable with him. and then pockets of small crowds cheered simpson as he led the police on the murder chase. and the murder of nicole made the first time for the tv court case. and his trial casts the deepest and most disturbing devise. >> it pitted black against white and rich against poor. nobody had an opinion about whether or not o.j. was guilty and you thought he was guilty or the victim of racists police. >> and o'keefe said it was a watershed cultural moments when america was shaken out of the habit of fawning over celebrities. >> brian todd, thank you so much. >> do you remember where you were? >> i do. i think everybody does. i do. i was in grade school. i remember. they brought a television out -- i think it was during, you know, maybe after the chase and during the trial to see what the ver

million, billion hertz and that's light. and light, when that light comes in your eye, it make--that sight. would you like a profound statement for a party sometime? sure. when you want to say something, and everyone will say, "wow, heavy, man, heavy." [laughs] would you like that? would you like to hear one? yes. here it is. you probably will want to put this in your notes. here it is. light is the only thing one can see. [laughs] ooh. you saw a lot of substance to that, huh? would you like another one? yeah. just as good? sound is the only thing that one can hear. ooh. you have people following you after that. they'd say, "hey, this guy's-- dude is heavy," okay. you get the idea. anyway, we get all these waves, gang, and a little narrow, narrow, narrow band of those waves, starting off with the low frequencies that look to the eye to be a color. guess what the color be for the lowest frequency? begin with an r end with a d. try it. red. excellent. red. and then let's shake it a little bit more and guess what the frequency

you know, failure hertz. -- hurts. embarrassing, and can be mortifying sometimes. i talk about some of my failures in my book and they really sting. the hardest thing to do is to take chances where you can fail. us like the of security of doing things we think we can do. but you have to take a class that you might not be doing something well it. you have to do something that it took me until i was 50 years old to do it, to take a dance class. because my mother tells me that every time my cousin -- female cousins were learning how to dance at family parties i was outside chasing fireflies. and i cannot sit long enough to watch and listen and figure out how to dance. it took me until i was 50 to learn how to do a little awkward. because i felt sor and i'm not a good dancer, but try. take a course. take a course in something you don't think you can do. try a new activity after school, because it looks like fun and you might as well try it now, because when you get to college you might not have the time. so just take chances. yes? and then i will go to that at end in a

they make money by representing out ordinary people cars for half the price of hertz or avis. >> hardere else drive my car but i don't mind driving somebody else car. >>reporter: especially because renter get to pick what they drive. >> they gravitate to prius and honda. >>reporter: why prius and honda. >> they save fuel. >>reporter: flit car job is to make every car rentable even the rentable. >> they come become and they have a 30 or 40 dollar khishtion get paid on based how new the car is and how much it's driven. parking and car wash still free. >> important thing is the customer leaves happy. >>reporter: at the sap frn airport january thon bloom abc 7 news. >> that is innovative idea. >> well he made us feel like we were on the journey with him. >> if this is ground coal to marriages up next on 7 news at 9:00. newest social media star 9:00.[ male announcer ]dia star citibank's app for ipad makes it easy for ann to manage her finances when she's on the go. even when she's not going anywhere. citi tablet apps. easier banking. standard at citibank. easier banking. because what you don

. >> hertz, the superstar in rent a car. >> we want to be like o.j. we did the o.j.hertz commercials. >> reporter: he crossed seamlessly into hollywood with roles in movies like "the towering inferno" and later "naked gun" trilogy. on screens big and small, as an actor, pitch man, network football analyst, o.j. simpson observers say had a charm, that smile, that guy next door vibe, that made whites and african-americans equally comfortable with him. in june, 1994, a much more ominous and bizarre chant of go, o.j., go. pockets of small crowds in l.a. cheered simpson as he led police on the notorious white bronco chase. simpson's charges found him eventually acquitted but as compellingly as he brought americans of all races together in admiring him in the '70s and '80s his trial cast the deepest and most disturbing divides. >> it pitted black against white and people who -- rich against poor. no one didn't have an opinion about whether or not o.j. was guilty. you either thought he was guilty or you thought he was the victim of racist police and incompetent prosecution.

our breakthrough idea hopes to give hertz and avis a run for their money.o made money today? investors in a company that many thought couldn't even be saved. keep watching to find out. even when they say it is not, it is always about money. >> i'm interested in who is

back and checked, and before dayton, that enormously heroic achievement to stop the war in bosnia hertz goe serena, we had intervened about three months before which pushed the parties to the table. but it seems to me that this news is ominous. could you almost say this is a second red line. first, syria uses chemical weapons and i think we will learn that that did happen. and now russia in violation of what it said it would do and really contrary to the conversation between foreign minister lavrov and our john kerry. >> is john mccain correct? he was in syria, briefly meeting with the rebels and was basically saying, enough already. we have to change policy. >> well, i, my views have evolved. i said that on this show. six months ago i think we should have changed policy and surely consistent with president obama's view that no boots on the ground, and no active u.s. provision of weapons. we can encourage our allies in europe and in the gulf states who want to do this, too. to provide the weapons they choose to and we can also train folks outside of syria in the use of the weapons. but

just take -- and they'll be lucky, really, if they don't -- >> this is not like, you know, going to hertzng a car. >> no. it's not that easy. >> and so when you hear the nra and others overlooking this degree of difficulty in the obtaining of illegal guns, what does that do to their argument, if they actually -- allowed for the truth of the difficulty of obtaining illegal guns? >> well, i mean, it destroys -- we hear all about demonization. they want to demonization -- they're coming to get your guns, they're coming to get your guns. and we don't need background checks because criminals can get guns real easy. it destroys their argument, really. and if we had better background checks that would catch people who are mentally disturbed or criminals, then it's even going to be harder. it's going to make it even harder to get it. and if we got rid of the straw purchasers, you know, you could go to arizona and buy 30 assault rifles. and just drive them here to new york. >> matthew parker, the author of "larceny in my blood." this title, i can't get enough of it. a memoir of heroin, handcuffs a

. >> i know it's been hard for you to get the dogs where they need to go, and hertz has been kind enoughs do and you guys do, and so for that we want to say thank you from "good morning america." >> thank you. >> thank you. thank you to everybody. [ applause ] love you guys. we love you. keep up the great work, all right? in the meantime, we want you to go learn more about the lutheran church's comfort dog ministry and you can do that at goodmorningamerica.com at yahoo!. sam, will you give us one more check of the weather. >> i can't, i'm completely and totally relaxed with hannah. let's get to the boards and start with your twitter and facebook pages. one or two things going on we want to share with you as you step outside the door. we'll begin with out of -- wait a minute. where are we, times square, by the way. this again as the flood watches and warnings have been out from new york all the way into boston this morning with heavy, heavy rain and even frequent lightning so do take it a little extra slow on the road surfaces if you're on your way outside the door. stronger storms will l

can you share with the viewers here, your hertz rental car anecdote?e, wow. >> i've been covering this trial for several weeks and they've come to know me at the rental place and i saw somebody i knew there and we started chatting and i mentioned that i had spoken to jodi arias and suddenly business stopped and six people came over to me and were peppering me with questions, what did she like? did she have any remorse? did you believe anything that she was saying? this is the kind of case that has really gripped a lot of people in this country and it was so interesting that they all wanted to hear what it was like to interview jodi arias. and the other thing that is interesting, this is a case that has taken over social media. i've never seen anything like it. i covered casey anthony and the big difference here is that i had so many interactions with people on twitter, many of them people that felt very emotionally tied to this case. the moment i tweeted that i was interviewing jodi arias, people were telling me that i was as bad as she was, how dare w

. >> this rent a car, i can't believe it, hertz is such a great stock. a there's pricing in the rentals, really incredible. >> rick santelli from chicago. go ahead, rick. >> thanks. the group there nailed it. what the buzz is on the trading floor and on my phone is basically mario draghi talking about negative interest rates. just contrast the notion if you're going to leave your money resting at the ecb, we will penalize you in some way, we don't want it on the middle of the teeter-totter and want it to slide down to grease gears. our forgive pays for excess funds to be held, a bit of contrast there. as they move the rates lower, the market had some predictable movements. look at in ter day on our 10 year. here's what we were following on volatility. look at a 10 year boom deal. the low yield is 1116. if you open this up on booms, if we close at the level it's currently trading at, an all time low year close. the euro currency has been rallying going into what was perceived to be a meeting they were at a cut rate. as you open the chart up, you can see t