having said that, the huntington park has been starting a process, and i wanted greg chang, who is the nob hill association president to make a brief statement on where they are. i first met greg because as a parent he was very interested in upgrading the playground there and you has moved to another role and if you could be brief and tell us where we are, i would appreciate that greg. >> thank you, president buell and commissioners for all you do for our community. a couple of quick stories that are happy endings to some land use issues. probably aware of the masonic and live nation intensification of that location in our neighborhood and a settlement that the community signed with them that directly benefits the community and the park in particular and a couple of highlights of things that i think impact the park. one, a reduction of events from 95 to 54, a cram tick reduction of bars and traffic and vandalism in the park at night, but the most exciting part of the settle is a huntington park preservation fund. so beginning with their construction in 2014, in january, we'll get some

huntington in the ninety's that claims that there is an inherent cultural clash between the east and the west pitted against each other by default it's a concept that's many opponents and academics have criticized over the years but one that raises very important questions about how we're seeing u.s. foreign policy a volved today and that's something that my next guest dr don trumbo has studied extensively as a historian and research director at harvard law school while in boston over the weekend i had the opportunity to sit down with him in his office i first asked him to break down the theory of the clash of civilizations take a look. in the early one nine hundred ninety s. samuel p. huntington wrote a very influential article for foreign affairs magazine and this was right after the cold war of the early called war. early end of the cold war where people were saying now that the soviet union is now breaking up the west doesn't have an enemy what are we going to do there was this fear and huntington talked about it a lot that the liberal democracies become flabby and decadent fall

damage as three hundred eighty million dollars in lost revenue to an animal testing facility called huntington life sciences which is based in new jersey it had three facilities in the u.k. as a result when we went to court we had nothing to argue besides the fact that what we did should have been protected speech and protected conduct under the constitution but these new laws in the way they're all demented really left us with with nothing to stand on besides we believe this law is illegal and we shouldn't be charged this way unfortunately we were convicted we were sentenced and upon sentencing we didn't receive an official terrorism and had spent but underneath the a.p.a. it creates a space for a violation called animal enterprise terrorism and so i was branded as a terrorist from that point forward and it actually changed the designation i had once i was in prison i wasn't assigned to a minimum security prison like the judge initially recommended but instead the bureau of prisons. sent me to a medium high security prison for the majority of my stay and then finally to a high security prison

a pleasant trail follows the perimeter past huntington falls, 110 foot waterfall. two bridges connect the trail to the island. the climb to the hills summit, the highest point in golden gate park at more than four hundred feet. you can get quinces of the western side of the city through -- glimpes of the western side of city through a thick trees. the lake is ada accessible. it has a peaceful atmosphere where you can enjoy a warm day. walk along the lake and watched many ducks, and swans, and seagulls. it is a tranquil spot to stroll, enjoy each other's company, and sail away. many couples come here to take a ride around the lake, floating under the bridges, past the pavilion and waterfall. for a quiet getaway, it makes for a memorable and magical experience. located on 19th avenue, this grove is the place to wear your hiking boots, bring your family, and bring the dog because it has so much to offer you and your loved ones. it is a truly hidden gem in the city. the part is rich with eucalyptus trees. long paths allow you to meander, perfect for dog walking in a wo

last year's pick, huntington industries rallied 40%. mentioned every single day out there or even every other day. >> absolutely right. the key to this you have to get in there to see what they're doing. you have to go to the shipyards, see what the changes are, something like, heinz and engles, what you're really seeing there is a turnaround that is not captured in the financial results. because ships take years to build. so once you can identify the changes that have been made there and you can see the cash flow coming which will be huge next year, that's way ahead of when you actually see the movement in -pthe stock. david: this is the sweet spot a lot of defense stocks have been in. there is a lot of talk about the military sequester that the publica lot worse than the individual stocks, is that right? >> that's true. depends where you play. one of the things we've been able to show that overtime it is not just about the budget. you see periods like the 1990s when the budget just collapsed. stocks outperformed. the reason they outpe

passengers will continue to use the temporary station at 297 huntington avenue in san bruno until thet is completed. the new project will include a new station on the elevated platform between san bruno and san mateo avenues. street closures in the area will happen over the next week as crews work to remove the temporary tracks. the new project should be complete by the end of the year. >> two race car drivers killed in a multi-vehicle crash at a track in northern nevada saturday night. lyon county sheriff's deputies say 67-year-old leroy kay and 63-year-old david richardson were killed during a race on a dirt track at the reno- fernley raceway about 30 miles east of reno. kay's girlfriend, donna macgill, says the crash happened during the main event for "dwarf cars," small cars with motorcycle engines thatmacgill says one cat out of control and smashed into the wall on the final lap at the finish line, causing a chain-reaction accident involving at least two other cars. >> 10 fans were injured at the coca-cola 600, three of them taken to the hospital after a nylon rope supporting a t

well, if facebook's any measure craig, yours is the majority opinion although from huntington, maryland nice enough to offer another name. i'd like to propose the washington cobras. you know, that is not bad o december is a. it crowds work because -- could work because a good friend karen from alexandria says that term also denotes among a list of other con notations a north american bird of prey, not exactly the image any entity representing this nation's capital may want to project. and is a nickname for northwest airlines making its adoption a possible invitation for future litigation. okay karen, that's interesting and while i think a bird of prey is a great sports team name think falcons, hawks, eagles even, nobody wants a copyright lawsuit and we have to think about it. i wish dan snyder would seriously consider changing that name though. the address here -- that's our broadcast, i'll be right back here at 11:00 with lesli and topper. log on to wusa9.com anytime. >>> mariah carey and nick cannon's fairy tale wedding. >> i was the only journalist invited inside their storybook wedd

>> good morning from huntington, new york. it's tuesday, may 7th, 2013. and this is "the daily rundown." happy nurses week! and now here is chuck todd. >> thanks to cara teal and the staff at huntington hospital and all the nurses across the country that have been sending in those good morning greetings. keep them up. anyway. any minute now, we'll go live to cleveland for an update from the police department there on those three women found alive who have been missing for a decade. an amazing story. and we're going to bring it to you the minute that press conference starts. but right now, i will begin with my first reads of the morning. tuesday. somebody voting somewhere. and today that somewhere is south carolina's first congressional district where polls are open in the most interesting race with the fewest national political implications in a very long time. think of it as the seinfeld election. really about nothing. but it's a match-up you couldn't make up if you tried. democrat elizabeth colbert-busch, stephen colbert's sister, in an elizabeth means

we have three of the city's original public squares puzzle venerable spaces like huntington park, pioneer park, justin herman, rpd services especially in the planning budgets are allocated by resource not by the intensity of their use. 10 years ago we had 12 gardeners in my area; today we have 5. quake tower brings in more than half a million dollars to city coffers but we are down in our staff. we recently opened the renovated chinatown rec center and mascony playground, after 14 years of struggle, we will soon renovate the joe dimaggio playground next to the brand-new neighborhood library and we don't have a gardener to take care of it. district 3 needs additional rpd and dpw resources, more staff or quake tower, transportation. we've got heavy needs for transportation. the t line is underway but the t line will not be finished until he continues to north beach and fishermen swarf. we need to look at how the t line can be connected to them. drug and alcohol abuse. the effects of homeless and substance abusers is great. we need more b cops, and beginning to hear from both the officers an

passing huntington street. proximate speed 55. >> reporter: about 40 minutes later in d.c., police found the suspect's car. the chase continued, but that officer crashed and the suspects got away. so you work in the area at one of these high end stores. what's your reaction knowing this is happening? >> it's scary being so close -- so close to here and what you think is a -- i guess not necessarily tight-knit but a safe community and being so close to the office. it's definitely a scary thing. >> reporter: back in february, three masked men walked into the colonial jewelers in frederick, maryland, smashing a display case, grabbing $125,000 worth of rings and then a month later, a lightning fast heist also in pentagon city. in less than 30 seconds, thieves stole $600,000 in rolex watches. now police made one arrest in the frederick robbery but they've made no arrests in the other ones. now in this latest robbery, this one with the cartier behind me, the detectives will review the surveillance video and then deci

this is in huntington beach. tried to get away by running to a laundromat nearby, but the attack continued. in the and, 14 were arrested. it is attempted murder charges. all four are already on provision for other crimes. >> a 27 year old accused of killing three people and a shooting and fiery cacrash on the las vegas strip is due to face state court judge in what prosecutors are making a death penalty case. anmar harris is scheduled to enter a plea today to murder and attempted murder charges and the february 21st shooting in crash. the accident killed the driver of a maserati and to people at a taxi that explode in flames. harris was arrested a week later. we are now six days to this year's bay to breakers. bay to breakers, happening sunday 19th. --may, 19th. >> the virgin group founder, richard branson, had his leg shaved, put on lipstick and squeezed into a red skirt to honor a that. branson paid off his of that by being a flight attendant on a trip from austria to malaysia. branson lost the way to air- asia

passengers will continue to use the temporary station on huntington avenue until this entire projectshed. this will include a new station on the elevated platform between san bruno. street closures in that area are going to happen as what they are working to remove the temporary tracks. this should be completed by the end of the year. the national transportation details in their in a multi-vehicle crash at a track in northern nevada lyon county sheriff's deputies say 67-year-old leroy kay and 63-year-old david richardson were killed during a race on a dirt track at the reno-fernley raceway about 30 miles east of reno. macgill, says the crash happened during the main event for "dwarf cars," small cars with motorcycle engines that can reach speeds over 100 mph. macgill says one car went out of control and smashed into the wall on the final lap at the finish line, causing a chain-reaction accident involving at least two other cars. >> 10 fans were injured at the coca-cola 600, three of them taken to the hospital after a nylon rope supporting a the grandstands and landed on the track. al

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i like huntington bank and fifth third, may i add my charitable trust owns key.ey may be the best. let's go to nathaniel in new york. >> caller: goodyear tire, is it worth buying? >> no, it doesn't have an edge. let's go to bob in illinois. bob. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. omega healthcare investors. >> it's another 5% yield. we had it on the other day. i like aviv better more. susan in pennsylvania. >> caller: boo-yah from your home state. icahn enterprises? >> it can go higher. let's go to eric in illinois. >> caller: yes, jim, i'd like to ask you about canadian natural resources. >> i like this stock. i'm a believer in oil. by the way, the really negative article in canada and the dividend that was also bad, but i think you can own this long term. i do believe that oil ultimately continues to -- will stay higher and natural gas will stay higher. i am not a bear on that complex. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. ♪ [ cows moo ] [ sizzling ] more rain... [ thunder rumbles ] ♪ [ male announcer ] when the world moves...

boo-yah, jim cramer, and this is john from huntington beach. amd, it's moved down dramatically and went back up. this tuesday microsoft will release with a new xbox. >> yeah, and you're right. that new xbox. goldman took it to a sell because it felt it ran too much and the stock bounced back. you know what? i bet it won't make that much money when the xbox comes out. i still think it will trade at 35. expectations are high and that often causes disappointments. be careful with the stocks until expectations or share prices come back down. it's going to be a little tougher week. retail is the group that has run too much going into the quarters. "mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up, soaring spec. from stents to pacemakers, this scientific spec makes medical devices that save lives. after soaring over 50% this year alone, cramer's giving it a check-up to see if it can continue the run. and later, time to part ways? two parts of one major biotech play both make billions, but are they better off alone? tonight, don't miss the potential split

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boo-yah, jim cramer, and this is john from huntington beach. amd, it's moved down dramat dramatically and went back up. this tuesday microsoft will release with a new xbox. >> yeah, and you're right. that new xbox. goldman took it to a sell because it felt it ran too much and the stock bounced back. you know what? i bet it won't make that much money when the xbox comes out. i still think it will trade at 35. expectations are high and that often causes disappointments. be careful with the stocks until expectations or share prices come back down. it's going to be a little tougher week. retail is the group that has run too much going into the quarters. "mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up, soaring spec. from stents to pacemakers, this scientific spec makes medical devices that save lives. after soaring over 50% this year alone, kram are's giving it a check-up to see if it can continue the run. and later, time to part ways? two parts of one major biotech play both make billions, but are they better off alone? tonight, don't miss the potent

. >> ah, boo-yah to you, cramer this is john calling from huntington beach.ock, you don't like that at all. amd, it went down dramatically. it went back up. this tuesday, they have a new x-box. >> yeah, but you are right. that new x-box will be true for amd. goldman took it to a sell. the stock bounced right back. you know what, i think everybody knows the good news, i betcha you don't make that much money when it comes out. i believe microsoft will take it. expectations are high again. disappointments. be careful of these stocks until expectations or share prices come back down. it's going to be a little tougher week. retail is the group that has run too much going into the quarters. "mad money" will be right back. >>> >>> coming up, soaring spec. from stints to pace makers, the scientific spec makes medical devices that save lives. >>> after soaring over 50% this year alone, cramer is giving it a check-up to see if it can continue the run. . >>> and later, . >>> and later, time to part ways? two parts of one major biotech play, both made billions. but, are

police in huntington beach, california, say between 5 and 10 teens used their skateboards as weaponsoing after the 25-year-old man saturday at a local skate park. the victim tried to flee into a nearby laundromat but the group followed him and continued attacking. the 14-year-old suspects are now under arrest charged with attempted murder. police say even more arrests could be coming soon. >>> nevada inmate 1027820 is due in court today in las vegas. you know him as o.j. simpson. he'll ask the judge to throw out his 2008 conviction for sports memorabilia heist at gunpoint and order a new trial. simpson claims his former attorney botched his case. he's currently serving a 9 to 33-year prison sentence. experts say this is a legal equivalent of a hail mary pass. >> i cannot remember a time when there was not drama surrounding o.j. simpson. this will go on forever. >> coming up, new outrage as details emerge about how the irs specifically targeted tea party groups. the latest in this developing story coming up next. oh, he's a fighter alright. since aflac is helping with his expenses whi

but randy bateman of huntington funds has been taking money off the table, and rob warns investors not to lose sight of the challenges that face the u.s. economy. gentleman, thanks for joining us. rob, let's start with you. so we've got a day where we've got the dow shedding about 40 points. is that consistent with where you think we go from here? the start of another downward move? >> well, long-term, kelly, we do think the market is going to be in a continued bullish trend. but after a 17% increase year-to-date, we wouldn't be surprised to see some short-term pullback. having said that, there are many opportunities for investors, we believe, as the market becomes a little bit more challenged and investors look for substance in earnings, we're favoring high-quality, high return on equity companies, such as pepsi, such as 3m and adp, that have the fortress-like balance sheets is and cash flow to determine their own futures and provide that consistency of future earnings. that's really where we see the opportunities. >> randy, what about you? what are you doing? same thing? starting to

people at the huntington post, the atlantic -- some of those writers seemed to have burned with a personal passion in this ase. my first column on the case was unapologetically personal. in that column i wrote, "as a father to black teenage boys this case hits close to home. a man with a gun and an itchy fingers will find them suspicious, passions will run hot and blood will run old. he law will provide an insufficient to south my pain. this is the curse of black boys in america, running the risk of being caught in the cross hairs of someone who crosses the line." any other writers followed with a great personal stories. two days after mccollum the washington post wrote, "it reminds me of a list of -- when that was replaced with a reality that my mother married in the 1980's." o not run in public if someone thinks you are suspicious. do not run while carrying something that somebody thought he sold. do not fall back on place nless they give you a reason to take a jail. cnn anchors told the new york times, "there is a certain degree of understanding that comes from minorities just because w

huntington beach, california. -- ken in huntington beach, california. to what isreference being said about obama by the republican party, it all seems to come a point of our rich. -- of outrage. i have come to realize that within the republican party is seems to be that their agenda primarily revolves around trying thing overbig every little thing that goes wrong, whether or not have to do with obama. if a republican's shoestring breaks he thinks "damn obama." host: let us hear from mark in florida. speak: i would like to about that i could. the american ebassy -- the american embassy represents the united states of america. menfact that these four and theling for help cia informed washington that the place was insecure and the head of security was begging for more security over a long period of time -- and then when the attacks started washington did not know if it was when the last three hours, three days, or a month. poor men on the roof surrounded by extreme people that tortured them, they were bidding for hel

>> huntington college as well. >> what are you doing now?ical school already. you want to be -- >> a physician in the military. i'm in the navy as well. >> kip, you were in the military? >> retired air force. >> could you tell me what you do and as you talk to your friends what are you doing that they are not doing? >> what am i doing? >> in school, home. taking math 9, english, geometry. >> we did all those things but at our own pace. rather than a class of 30 we were a class of 3. we did it at our own pace and just accelerated. it was a great experience. there are a lot of us. we had lots of social activit s activities, fun things. >> it was like the old school days where the parents are teachers. >> what's your name? >> katrina. >> what grade? >> 9th or 10th. >> how old are you? >> 10. >> so you'll graduate in two years you hope? >> yes, probably. >> for people watching at home, how do you explain what you do that they are not doing in school when you talk to friends? >> i guess i'm staying at home instead of going to school. and i'm doin

community bank and sycamore ohio or cold water high or to one of the big regionals in columbus like huntington because the market understands that these large banks are too big to fail so there is there is virtually no risk in your lending money to wall street bank because they because implicit in that is there is no risk so you'll lend them money at lower cost so they they automatically clooney could according to bloomberg these largest six banks get about an eighty billion dollars a year subsidy from taxpayers from. government implicitly in the form of lower interest rates on the capital markets just because people assume of theirs or because the interim because the markets are assuming that there's less risk there this is the moral hazard in reverse as it's more hazardous a good way to say it the market assumes there's virtually no risk because the government will bail them out and in look at what's happening to banks twenty years ago the six largest wall street banks six largest banks in this country had a their their combined assets were about sixteen seventeen eighteen percent of g.d.p.

jim in huntington beach.: stephanie, randy, and rachel are my three warriors -- >> stephanie: three way. all right. >> caller: i'm sorry. >> stephanie: all right. go ahead. >> caller: what i got to say is about this whole thing about people turning 18 it's like wow, what leverage would that have had if it was a 17 year old boy saying it's four minutes to midnight baby before this becomes illegal. >> stephanie: yeah right. sarah, go ahead. >> caller: have a similar situation. i was 17 and i had a girlfriend who was 14, and we ended our relationship when i turned 18. and i turned it because i turned 18. >> stephanie: oh wow. >> caller: yeah, basically i was thinking to myself i have crossed over a line and i can't -- and she was still 14, and i said i can't be with a 14 year old, and that literally broke our relationship up. and i wasn't completely in love with her -- >> you are not willing to go to prison for her. [ laughter ] >> caller: for me it didn't feel like pedaphilia and i experienced that earlier in l