we will complete the building in phases, starting with the hertz theater, so we can begin a technical mission fac we will ha substantial completion since july 31. the war memorial and veterans organization will move in in august of 2015. all finalists final completion date for the basement to third floor is september 1. during september the arts commission and grants for the arts will be moving into the veterans building. we are really excited about having them as new occupants. on october 1 we will begin performance and event activity in the hertz theater and greenroom, and then in mid-late november 4 floor room renovations were to being privately funded by the san francisco opera will be completed. just wanted to show you a couple of construction photos here of the herbst eared. the greenroom off which we had a private grant to do the full painting and building upgrade also the veterans main lobby. so, on our budget the 15-16 budget restores our veterans building position and services, which were deleted starting in fiscal year 13 14, the two-year construction period erie it i would

traditionally erratically treat the aligning high school he voted on the teachers and kari the director of the hertz can give a welcome applause they (clapping.) they spent many hours working with us and really looking at the qualification of the teachers and the same went for the principles although we didn't have a blue ribbon panel they were genocide by the public and the community and by their peers and by their sproirpz and supervisors you were. >> nominated 349 principle nomination from the schools so congratulations for that we we're super excited (clapping) now through the selection process the solicitation of goodies for our teachers and principles we have amazing sponsors in the room i'm going to rattle off and stand for a warm gratitude because it is photocopy we talked about earlier how we don't take advantage to say thank you and everybody we called throughout the last couple of months and say thank you to everyone it is there is actually a little bit of connection ed pokes at people i can get better but it gets interesting i want to rattle off some the goodies you'll know what have hav

. >> richardson no longer rents from hertz, avis or enterprise. instead, he rents from silver car. an austin texas, start-up founded three years ago by luke schneider. we thought we coul a very simple model. a single make and model of car. and an entirely mobile user experience. silver car rents only silver audi a-4s. using a mobile app, customers make reservations to get a car. either at a spot just outside the airport or in some location- get you in a car >> there's always consistency. you're only going to get one kind of car. it's a great car every time. >> while there are plenty of complaints about established rental car companies, breaking their dominance won't be easy. many travelers have to use them because of corporate accounts. and their location at airports are convenient. making it tougher for start-ups. >> what i like at silver car, the biggest hurdle p silver car loth >> for steven richardson silver car is the silver lining to his rental car nightmares. >> i like the idea that i know the car i'm going to get. it's the same care consistently every time. >> these audis h

apple, tesla, hertz, groupon,. >> tesla, auto. apple, tech. and hertz, auto. but rental. have a rental company, digital company, oil company, auto, and a tech. i'm going to bless it. but quantitatively, financials don't like it. groupons not doing that well. apple good. >>> jerry in michigan. >> caller: hi, jim. i'll give you my stocks. lamar, everett advertising, lmar. and ete. alcoa, aa. travel cco. fmc corporation, fmc. >> okay. interesting portfolio. it's very diversified. but carnival corp. we know they are doing incredibly well. let's call it travel and leisure, okay? alcoa. diversified manufacturers. they are also getting titanium. energy transfer. high yielding pipe company. fmc technology is varied technologies. lamar is advertising. oil, aluminum. diversified metals. and then travel and leisure. i think that is absolutely perfect. ♪ >>> and now to andrew in florida. andrew? >> caller: hey, jim. thanks for taking the call. recently i started helping my mother with her portfolio. and i wanted your opinion on the top five holdings i've added. second generation cram

tap on the nbc 10 app right now to see how hertz reacted to the public plea.it's not what you might expect. what the company is saying now in this digital exclusive story you will only find on the nbc 10 app and nbc10.com. >> you can relate to this, too. we see people take pictures of their food post it online. now google wants to send you information back. you might have mixed feelings about the idea though. >>> plus this. virtual reality on the football field? why nfl teams are getting on board and what eagles coach chip kelly said when we asked him about the technology. >>> it's going to get hotter and a lot more humid. first alert forecast is next. >>> still ahead all new on "nbc 10 news at 6:00" reports of drinking alcohol at a local high school prom but who the school district is investigating may surprise you. there are a lot of channels on your tv but only so many you want to watch what if you could pay for the types of channels you want and not the ones you don't now, fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv. starting at $74.99 per month

terrorist cars do we go to hertz and say track terrorists. they buy food from safeway is it it their job to do that, no. in fact i think we want these goofy terrorists to use social media. we make them out to be like they are gold finger like they are mad scientists that are so smart. they're pretty dumb actually in fact airport has used social media to track these terrorists. let them expose them self lz rather than being hidden under rocks that way we can use our intelligence and turn it against them. >> the government is telling us there's dark spaces within the internet that you can't get these encrypted messages. >> they are better at encrypting than the government is at decrypting it. they are just not good at it. the money is not in finding terrorists so maybe we have to make it their business and maybe they can get tax breaks. i get worried with the government goes after people. these people are questionable oh he texted him he's going to kill him let's go arrest him, that's debatable. i know when i was targeted they didn't miss me fo

we don't sell to big rental car companies such as hertz, avis, and so forth. they are honda vehicles that end up in rental car inventory. our dealers might sell to one of those large rental car companies. of course the small rental car companies also might buy our vehicle on the used market. we strongly support the concept that they should be fixed before they are rented to a customer. if that had happened in the case of the young woman in southern california, who by the way we notified the auto auction that owned the vehicle before the rental car agency bought it, we also notified the rental car agency, and neither of them took that repair. it's to our everlasting regret that had an impact in this incident. senator thune: thank you senator nelson. just to point out that the hearing record will remain open for two weeks during which time senators are asked to submit any questions for the record. the witnesses are requested to submit their written answers to the committee as soon as possible. i want to thank our panelists or witnesses here today for your testim

we want more beat cops it's very important you are well aware we have five homicides we would like hertz playground we as park advocates want to make sure our parks are safe so i urge you for those of you out here today it's very important we would like to have the additional officers on the street the other thing is because policy decisions that were made by previous boards of supervisors getting rid of the draw program you didn't have the money to do academy class s we're making lost ground if we go through this recession again or what happens if we have another downturn and we don't have the officers there you also have had in the last couple of years constitutional knowledge walk out the door because it retired you don't have that training personnel there you do but you don't have that institutional knowledge there to train officers on the floor thank you for your time >> thank you. >> [foreign language] >> interpreters... good afternoon those who have listened to us whout the hearing and those who show respect as a sign of peace. i want too start with presenting a few question quest

. >> hertz, the super store. >> you know it. >> everybody stand back. >> but it wouldn't be those accolades or celebrity that he would be most remembered for. instead, it would be his connection to a grizzly double murder. >> he deserves to be in jail for murder, for slaughtering two people. and not giving a damn one way or the other about anybody but killing them. >> tom lange was a detective with the los angeles police department. he couldn't tell me how he really felt 20 years ago, but he sure can now. >> simpson is a sociopath. simple as that. it took about 30 seconds for us to figure that out. >> let's go back to june 13th, 1994. how brutal was that crime scene. >> slashed stabbed, everything else. nicole was nearly decapitated. it was a very bloody scene. it was obvious that ronald goldman had fought and fought hard. >> the scene at nicole's condo didn't add up. who was ronald goldman? and why was he there? as the l.a.p.d. inspected the crime scene at south bundy drive, they discovered a bloody glove. >> of course the interesting thing was it was a left glove, bloody trail tailing in

bruce with the hertz foundation. i wanted to acknowledge them. [ applause ] with that i will turn it back to naomi. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> okay to get the word out, we have developed a public service announcement which i would like to unveil. we've created a promotional tv and radio spot broadcast through kqed celebration website at www.sf.com, the giants radio station. we would like to invite the public to send us your favorite moments through social media and we thank mascot lucille for the first tweet. let's checkout this video. >> by the powers vested in me. >> world champion. >> please join the san francisco to join san francisco's celebration of city hall. happy birthday, city hall. [ applause ] >> this year, san francisco's city hall is turn 100. you can join in the celebration by sharing your favorite city hall memories online. whether it's the day of the big game or that magical moment when you said i do. just post your favorite city hall memories with the hashtag sf city hall 100 and you can h

this is off the subject but i have to ask. 5.9 giga hertz. part of the problem was going to buy spectrum. i am really concerned about what you might do with the 5.9 giga hertz for smart cars and between communication of vehicles in the future. there is some talk about it leading to interference and lead us to a point where smart car manufacturers of the future have to go out and by spectrum as a opposed to having something reserved. i would hope you would take that under advisement. and to csx, how soon can you get it done? >> our plans call for us to be hardware installed meaning all of the signal replacement work we are doing and trains equipped and technology and hardware installed by the end of 2018 with full deployment by 2020. i think it is important to know by the end of 2018 we will have a significant portion of the system operating. so it isn't like getting to 2020 and turning on the 11,000 miles. it is methodical and linear from here on out. we will have about 500 miles place by the end of the year about the size and corridor of the

. >> host: valued at the same as avis and hertz combined you said. >> guest: yeah. actually, more now because when i wrote the book, they were at 19 now they've doubled in their last funding round. this is the most valuable privately-held company, i think in history. certainly start-up company in history. i think he's also done a remarkable job um, executing in a business sense. he's done a remarkable job taking an idea and making it real. now you go around the world and you can get uber cars. it works. it's not just an idea. he's put it into practice. having said that, uber represents two or three things about the new world which i find particularly troubling. firstly, the ceo himself is an example of someone who has no sense of responsibility. he's a party poi he's a -- party boy he's a pratt boy. charming, very good looking very popular with the ladies and boasted about how uber has made him even more popular which, i think, angered a lot of feminists understandably. he's not just a kid with a shiny new toy anymore. he has a profound responsibility. because he's

hertz down 16%. good start to the year and the competition is growing, including one company only renting silver audi a4s. are they about to disrupt the industry? that's still ahead on "power lunch." you probably know xerox as the company that's all about printing. but did you know we also support hospitals using electronic health records for more than 30 million patients? or that our software helps over 20 million smartphone users remotely configure e-mail every month? or how about processing nearly $5 billion in electronic toll payments a year? in fact, today's xerox is working in surprising ways to help companies simplify the way work gets done and life gets lived. with xerox, you're ready for real business. >>> welcome back. let's put up the board and show you what's happening with the markets. the dow and s&p moving up .4% building on yesterday's gains. the nasdaq up by .2%. the russell 2,000 are positive but only marginally. >>> cnbc's david faber reporting rupert murdoch is going to step down

. >> nobody does it better than hertz. >> and movie star. that dashing public persona hides a much darker truth, that simpson is a violent man who beat his wife. and it didn't take long before a police detective testifies about an incident in 1989. >> a woman came running out of the bushes to my left, crossed the driveway. she was a female caucasian, blond hair. she was wearing a bra only as an upper garment, and she had on dark lightweight sweat pants and started yelling, he's going to kill me, he's going to kill me! >> then jurors hear it for themselves, another chilling 911 call from simpson's wife in 1993. >> my ex-husband, or my husband, just broke into my house, and he's ranting and raving. >> less than a year before the murder. >> he broke the door down to get in. >> okay, what's your name? >> nicole simpson. >> okay. is he the sportscaster or whatever? >> yeah. >> what is he doing? is he threatening you? >> he's going nuts. >> i was like, wow, he can be pretty bad. >> 20 years later, juror number 4, david aldana, remembers that momen

we have tended to act as curry tool for 10-hertz.we have created a lot of resentment in the world in the arab world against our own against us. one of the things that people don't like to hear is when these lone wolf, these rogues talk about how they have been radicalized. what people here don't listen to is what they actually say when they say that. many of them say i was radicalized because of the u.s. invasion of iraq or it was radicalized because of american troops are still in the middle east. or i was radicalized because a drone killed somebody and so we have to think smarter. i'm not saying we shouldn't use our military. i just think we have to do it in a smarter way and recognize that there are consequences and what we are doing is kind of where caught in this vicious cycle of we respond to a terrorist attack and that response as a consequence that leads to more terrorist attacks and when do we get out of that cycle? i don't think anybody has thought through that. first the bush administration and then the obama administratio

for some reason, the thing going from 50 to 60 hertz airlines.hink it has been fantastic the rest of the year. finally, we lost a little bit on greece and i think greece has yet to come this year. erik: you have got cash and treasuries in there. why? >> it is designed to replace a 7030 allocation fund. it is supposed to be balanced. we have got cash on the short end and nothing in the belly. stephanie: what do you hate? we only have got a few seconds left? >> i'm scared of global bond markets. i think there is a bond bubble. i will spend time later this afternoon with julie talking about it. i wrote about that in my letter that he is concerned about a government bond bubble and then elliott manager paul came out today saying he is scared of that as well. i think, you know, it is scary. erik: but this is precisely what every bank in the world incentivizes you to do, to buy bonds and sovereign debt. they are buying sovereign debt. >> they are. they are doing a pretty good job getting people out of cash and bonds. erik: if you could step in front of

understand from i understand from our business model, honda we don't sell to fleets companies like hertz, avis, so forth but there are vehicles that end up in rental car inventory. dealers might sell to one of the large rental car companies. small rental car companies also might buy a vehicle on the used market. we strongly support the concept that they should be fixed. if that had fixed. if that had happened in the case of the young woman southern california who we notify the auto auction there on around the vehicle for the rental car agency bought it and notify the rental car agency and neither of them took the repair it is to our everlasting regret that it had an impact gleick's just to.out that the hearing record will remain open for two weeks during which time the senators are asked to submit questions for the record. witnesses are asked to submit their answers as soon as possible. i want to thank our panelists and witnesses. it continues to shape the record we build. we want to make sure we are doing everything possible to give accountability and provide the solutions that will pre

putin says sanctions imposed on russian ukraine of hertz relations with italy. pope later today. greece wants the leaders of germany and france to help break the impact. in brussels, the greek prime minister plans to meet today with angela merkel. negotiations on how greece can get more bailout money are deadlocked. creditors are frustrated they are not delivering the reforms they want. was the engineer of the amtrak train on his cell phone before it derailed? investigators aren't that could come out with their findings later today. accident happened in philadelphia last month. eight people were killed and about 200 more were injured. erik: the justice department may charge general motors with fraud in an admissions case or prosecutors have determined gm probably made misleading statements and concealed information about the switches. those have been linked to more than 100 deaths. apple just unveiled its streaming service and already is under investigation. prosecutors in new york want to know if they were pressured into favoring apple. the company is not comme

the people at hertz are challengers. there is an interesting story that ed rollins told. he described how reagan at the time was an actor in california and there were eight small businessman in california. car dealers, not bill gates type but small business type. they sat down with him and said ron, you share our principles you've got backbone and you can communicate. what will it take for you to be elected governor of california question mark ragan apparently said it's going to take between two and $3 million. those eight california businessmen sat down and wrote checks and raised $2.4 million once city. those small businessmen changed the fate of the world. jfk when he ran had a handful of donors that came together. when you put the massive restrictions in place, what it does is it cycles stifles challengers. i introduced legislation in 2014. the current system, by the way is stupid. the current system has super packs in the super packs look like they will have much more money and you are not allowed to talk to the super pack about what they are saying. i hope they say

community will ever forget this night and as a result of that and because of the pain and because of the hertz that this individual has called this community this entire community the lawn for some a dissent we will catch this individual the important thing is for you as a media is to help was cast as individual will have the ability to get this picture to get this car out the places quickly abroad and respective media is here please tell us. >>: first of all i like to thank you achieve this is unfathomable and unspeakable act people loathe and respecting each other in the community that honors our religious institutions and respect the different cultures and believes including mother ran the church go into a church and kill people there to praying and worship with each other is something that is of not incomprehensible and it is not explained this is what we can do with maquettes is no good part will person and see that he pays the price any church and the african-american churches are very important religious as well as social pieces of the fabric of society here for a few hundred years peop

through private transactions, they have acquired nationwide spectrum in the 220-222 mega hertz band. just months before the axle came off. these railroads quickly became focused on this once the ptc was established and they drove other railroads, including amtrak and computer rails to spectrum in and around such band. for most of the country this strategy appears to have been successful. the fcc has facilitated and continues to facilitate the acquisition on second markets. we have also granted the railroads extensive technical waivers, more transmitter power for example, to facilitate the use of the spectrum for ptc purposes. spectral transmission differs because amtrak and freights are deploying two different ptc systems that were not from the outset engineered to be compatible in the same spectrum broadband. unlike in a market like chicago where the freight railroads tell , us 11 different railroads can share the same block of spectrum using a single ptc, in the northeast corridor it requires two blocks of spectrum far enough apart to avoid interference. fcc staff will continue to

we don't sell to big rental car companies such as hertz, aviss, and so forth. they are honda vehicles that end up in rental car inventory. our dealers might sell to one of those large rental car companies. of course the small rental car companies also might buy our vehicle on the used market. we strongly support the concept that they should be fixed before they are rented to a customer. if that had happened in the case of the young woman in southern california who by the way we notified the auto auction that owned the vehicle before the rental car agency bought it, we also notified the rental car agency, and neither of them took that repair. it's to our everlasting regret that had an impact in this incident. senator thune: thank you, senator nelson. just to point out that the hearing record will remain open for two weeks during which time senators are asked to submit any questions for the record. the witnesses are requested to submit their written answers to the committee as soon as possible. i want to thank our panelists or witnesses here today for your testim

we don't sell to big rental car companies such as hertz avis and so forth. nevertheless, there are honda vehicles that end up in rental car inventory. some -- our dealers might sell to one of those large rental car companies. the small rental car companies might also buy our vehicle on the used market. we strongly support the concept they should be fixed before they are rented to a customer. if that happened in the case of the young woman in southern california, who, by the way, we notified the auto auction that owned the vehicle before the rental agency bought it and none of them took that repair. it's to our everlasting regret that had an impact in this incident. >> thank you. >> thank you senator nelson. well, just to point out that the hearing record will remain open for two weeks during which times senators are asked to submit any questions for the record. upon receipt the witnesses are asked to submit their written answers to the committee as soon as possible. i want to thank our panelists and witnesses here today for your testimony for your responses.

hertz was a veteran for 10 months in 1970. he is not eligible for any veterans service because if you serve -- health services. there has been fact finding by the lower courts. >> i don't think it was ever brought up in the lower court. >> if i could make one further point. even if you were technically eligible, there's an i.r.s. rule 26 cfr which says yes with the usual clarity of the i.r.s. code making clear that you are only eligible if you have enrolled. it's undisputed that he has not. >> then there are the two women. i think one of them was going to turn 65 in june which would make her -- >> she would turn 65 in late june subject to the individual mandate well in advance of that by virtue of the i.r.s. rule. she would have to spend 1800 per year for health insurance by virtue of the i.r.s. -- >> but you said she would turn 65 in june. >> late june. >> so that takes care of 2015. >> no. right now she is obliged under the individual mandate to have insurance. you have to have insurance for nine months of the year. so as of

and as you take a look at shares of the traditional rental car companies, we're talking about hertz.ack over the last year or so. then you have avis who has been underperforming the market. while silver car is trying to disrupt this business, there are a lot of people with corporate accounts and the easy location close to the airport if not on airport property that's going to be tough for silver car to crack that dominance that the traditional rental car companies have. they're trying to do it by saying you always know what you're going to get when you come to these silver car locations. you don't have to worry about going there and finding out they don't have what you thought you were renting. >> phil thank you very much. you heard -- actually i'm not going to ask you. we're contemporaries and some things need just to go unsaid, i think. thank you. for that report. >> count your blessings, phil. >> count your blessesings. be glad. >>> coming up a closer look at today's top global stories including a rate cut, a warning from the world bank, and that vote on trades. ah! aflac? aflac!