i. comps. i. chew, i. co00, i. ferrule, i. kim, i. mar, i. tang. i. 11 i's. todays meeting is adjourned in the [inaudible] on behalf of marion sullivan. supervisor ovlose for mrs. mausha [inaudible] supervisor coen had for dorses j [inaudible] supervisor wiener for blake with a ross. [inaudible] edward [inaudible] >> madam clerk is there anymore business for the board >> that's concludes the business. >> at this time the meeting is adjourned. >>> >> >> >> february 27, 2014, >> good afternoon and welcome to the meeting of the city and school district committee. i'm joined by supervisor mark alvarez and farrell and sandra feuer who will now join our community for 2014. i would like to that have sf gov. tv. san francisco television and our clerk mr. derek evans. mr. clerk are there any announcements? city clerk: yes. please silence all electronic devices. >> thank you. commissioner mendoza did let us know she is sick. may i entertain a motion to excuse commissioner mendoza mcdonnell and we'll do that without opposition. mr. clerk, please call the first item. ite

i. [inaudible] supervisor comps-comps y. chew? chew, i. [inaudible] ferrule, i. supervisor tang. tang i. there are 11 i was. motion approved. can you read item 6. item 6 is a ordinance to [inaudible] 94 thousand dollar grant [inaudible] accountability measure squz amending the annual salaries of one addition to bun trial attorney grant position [inaudible] >> item [inaudible] without objection this ordinance is passed >> grant fun for [inaudible] entitleed oak dael avenue for the period of july [inaudible] >> supervisor coen >> just a few technical amendments on this item. you should have a copy before you. the amendment specify the time period for this application and also clarifys if awarded the fund, the planling dp apartment kill expend them in a manner consistent with the resolution and the grant application. this will enable city and state funds [inaudible] oakdael avenue [inaudible] i do ask for your support on these maempts and please support this resolution >> en made a [inaudible] on the underlying [inaudible] without objection this ordinance is passed in the first as a

compensation for the approval i ran out of sick leaf while 5th for my life with cancer i was depend by workman's comp i had no income for several months. but thanks to the generosity of the fellow firefighters and the police donating time i was able to financially survive. workers' compensation had all of my medical records. indicating my medical condition. but yet they wanted to send a private investigator to my home. while i was in the middle of chemotherapy i had no more strength to filthy felt humiliated and dissatisfied and under valued and have depressed i had to hire an attorney. then i was seen by a workman's comp doctor to determine that the cancer was due to the industry. my body had gone through enough and the removal of my lymph nodes and 4 painful months of chemotherapy, 5 weeks of radiation and severe depression and memory loss and diebdz from the chemo and also the fear of the cancer coming back. i spent my last 6 years in my career anothers station 48 on treasure island and on january 14th i retired. at the angel of 55. requesting disability retirement that's still pending now that i

. >> i can comp you to induce you to come out here. i will give you $80 worth of stuff. >> the more money spent, the more money casinos make. >> move the math up to a whale. the whale will lose $200,000. i should be able to give him $80,000 worth of stuff. but he cannot eat that much, and even if i fly you from point a to point b, i am probably not burning that much fuel. the margin on the whales is higher. >> highrollers generate an estimated 25% of all gaming revenue on the strip. >> you have to have their length of play. the longer they play, statistically the house will win. >> which is why casinos would do just about anything to keep the whales playing. easy transportation? >> yes. >> a nice room? alcohol? food, so whatever you want. >> they will try to customize a package and try to give him what he wants. >> don johnson is no ordinary whale because the more he plays, the more he wins. his biggest single night was at the tropicana. take me back. what happened? >> i beat them big. i think a lot depends on the size bet you put down.

accomplishment squz thank for making san francisco a better place. >> thank you so much supervisor comps. i have to tell you this is a pleasure to live in your district and i truly have no intention of moving anywhere else in san francisco if i can help it. i love district 9. it is a wonderful place to be. i mentioned our relationship start #d off rocky. i was a ang raparents coming to school board meeting and talking about the [inaudible] you were the attorney [inaudible] sometimes at 1 a.m. while my daughter slep in the back room in a uncomfortable chair. i kept coming and you all listened. then commissioner mar, one of the first elected officials that responded to my xum plaining e-mails. that set the tone that every day people can have a dialogue with their elected official and have meaningful conversation about things thatern happening in their communities and my communities was a school community and what needed to be changed. supervisor mar listened and conversed with me. so did commissioner san ches and xhishzer [inaudible] you also. as the attorney and helping me through the strugg

can i entertain a motion to [inaudible] without objection that is the case >> item 20-23 are considered for immediate adoption. single vote may adapting this item. [inaudible] comps i. resident chew. i. co00, i. [inaudible] supervisor kim. kim i. supervisor mar, i. [inaudible] there are i. item twen is the water front [inaudible] right to vote city department kw measure the impact on the city future [inaudible] >> our colleague mentioned this is a krait forward resolution that is one thing thats i think should be non cont vurls, but i think [inaudible] become cont vurlsh even though they shouldn't. it requires information and analysis for the city department about what the impacts will be of this measure which is qualified for the ballot [inaudible] not to take a position and not recommend a change to the ballot measure but to provide information and analysis so the public knows what the impacts are and that public can make an informed decision one way or the other whether to support or not support the ballot measure. the resolution indicates a viryty of subject matter by different departments on housing production, affordable housing, occupyen space infrastructu

that's why i see comp store sales improving. >> it's josh brown. i guess let's reference that fed report. u.s. household net worth grew by $8 trillion last year. mostly real estate and equities. that's the tiffany customer. what's happening with those same affluent customers overseas? is that going to be a growth driver for tiffany as those global drivers catch upped and recover closer to the same speed we've recovered so europe, for example, japan, can you talk a little bit about the next leg of this rally? >> i do believe that the global store for tiffany makes it attractive retailer. for starters it's very unique that half of the revenues are global and we have 7% square footage growth versus very minimal in our peer group. the global story is important. japan is a more mature market. i think they have a lot of room to run in europe. and for tiffany also, china is a big story. 12% for mix of greater china. 2% for mainland china. but as tiffany's brand awareness grows and they have a new global management team with excel tives from lbnh and harry

a case that when you get to see what you do and you don't realize that the now i can go comp back or until now even when i am in a different way in i tried doing so we know how it doesn't mean anything and still the same person and you know it's a lot of odd result when the onion into ska like i was like a robot that hit me like i'm going going going and doesn't die when it isn't as good pregnancy centers has a cannon get angry and not trying to achieve as much as they can. not including the stovetop in a few different things. in seattle on the site if you don't love this whole thing is that of the vehicle had them before you know i'm getting to the best resolve and faces all the stunning sight since changed to living in the tour with lawyers representing semi different nations and a pencil around the world can sometimes be difficult for tennis tries to establish an identity that paris had no such trouble thanks to strong roots. i'm very pro is threatened a pretty shaken up when they see. i've made a plate if i didn't have an auntie soon but then people have been on that. well yes i a

i know that is common for many chinese immigrants as well. [inaudible] alsotory comp nation that play this up in low indm communethies that is more prevalent. [inaudible] 6 to 8 million americans including 1 poi 2 california meet the requirements for problem gambling. problem gambling is defined as the type of gambling behavior that causes problems in any area of life. [inaudible] speerlual or emotional. one of my friends [inaudible] he would be in vegas and reno and getting on the floor look frg coins as he tried to find more money to through into the slot machines he was playing. problem gambleing has been [inaudible] by the american psychiatric sogez with similarities of alcohol and drug [inaudible] includes gambling to escape borden, pain or loneliness, lying to loved ones to conceal the extent of the gambleing [inaudible] achieve excitement. barrowing money to gamble and trying repeatedly over time to win that money lost. populations at high risk are seniors youth, college student, veterans, people of color like african american, latinos native american [inaudibl

i try to follow my own comp is. to bewas easy underestimated. k over from my father as ceo, it was easier to walk in a room and they say paul got his son,ecause he is irwin's this is nepotism. it gave me an advantage. myi was underestimated in career, i was 29 when i became president. my father was the founder of the company. ina woman -- i am a woman. they would be impressed when they had dealings with me. something that leads people to points of view. i sit in many rims with people -- or i start talking, a lightbulb goes on. oh, she's smart. is still a huge issue in the workplace. despite the advancements women have made. bloomberg will honor international women's day with a special edition of "market makers." and stephanie will interview the chief operating officer of walmart as well as the founder and ceo of taskrabbit. entrepreneurs faced challenges all time. of this the founder company. from big to bigger. cannot make cars fast enough to keep up with demand. the latest high tech model that can drive itself. that is a hot looking car. that i

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i mean the comp original to the goat been using all his kennel when i know i mean stuff. im going to washington dc and income with prostitutes. he was colts d ca is a fool yourself on the race which was unlawful transfer of fun between states and the recent suspicious activities in on and on his account and that's how you view i found out. and this time around so it is he's being what it ate and then by that measure that he took himself while being the minister of interior in two thousand and four and well being of the prison in two thousand and seven. so he got cold this time he's complaining about this a new printing as it looks like this as your dinner using the analogy to the lives of others. south wind and the power of the just you know the judges and the power of the police. so peace deal i think the knowledge he stands with its roots in which urges the questions that time. busy. mix feelings about the story you first for us to do that to the huge and just as these insane. so you can see. but second. you know i'm still reaching for the smoking and the stamps showing

a lot of the reports are not done through our police service, but done on line through our comp logic system. i thought it was important to put this up as most of the complaints we get are related to somehow the narcotics activity in the neighborhood. i know people are concerned about this when possession offenses when we go to our cgc. these numbers really illustrate where we focus our attention. because you will see the next slide is very different. so, you will see that we have 78 arrest for arrest on fair -- paraphernalia. if someone has a crack pipe, we'll track that number for purposes of this grid. these are our numbers. these are for 6 months and july through december. moving our team from one sergeant to two officers to one sergeant and five officers made a huge difference in the number of cocaine base sales going on in the district. those guys went to work and made a big difference on the activity that was going on. traffic has been a big issue. it's always been a big issue for me. this is a glimpse into some of the things we saw in 2013. our one fatality is related to somebody on the

she's up to this point the tension has been tightening the type that will keep coming up in to get a comp. i think that the devil they eat it. population control it. how did he go into the next two decades you won't see the action. i did not decide to put this picture and it will be the team and i think a week it took things into perspective and i think the titans. you know that they have more to try to weigh in. it began. our economic cooperation and strategic cooperation. will be banned. rail cleats he returned to france which does not have seven point six percent were never growth and don't forget to smell these rules the competition between european town tuesday that he didn't rule and cute i know i'm an aunt who is showing an easy win when we see a friend since i was gone thanks to the rescue of our ailing carmaker peugeot you see agreements on things like your boss is what won us to remember that chinese investments into utah. during the dnc reveal his true dvd bd power and strength that chinese money could have eaten you all soo nice to me we too true to the judge asked us to be back

. >> since i ran for president, i have been pushing for comprehensive i amgration reform and continue to push for compei immigration reform. i am the champion in chief for comprehensive immigration reform. >> as congress continues to dither on the issue of comp rehencei reform, is there a growing division between the white house and the latino community over immigration? we are joined from washington, d.c. by christina jiminez, of united we dream, the largest latin o youth led organization. thank you for being on "consider this." as we heard, the national council that is the largest latino advocacy group in the united states supported the president. last tuesday, the group's president called the president the deporter in chief. the white house was not happy. they called the organization to complain. is there a growing split between the president and immigration advocates? >> thanks for having me here. absolutely. i mean what we are seeing right now is that the white house is on the defensive. we have over a thousand deportations happening every day. the latino and the immigrant community cannot stand

>> i actually can because all relationships are comp collated, multifaceted, and i think that the russiansome extent on iran because it suits their national interests, not because it just suits ours. so there are different people involved in it, and i think that it is possible to separate it. obviously it makes it harder. but because they see it as something that's important, i can see it going forward. in both cases, syria and iran, complicated on its own, whether with the russians or not. and attention needs to be paid to those two areas also. one of the problems having been in the government often what happens is there's an emergency of some kind that kind of sucks up the air. but there is a huge opportunity. i'm so glad that the president is going to europe. and, you know, it was interesting. putin was trying to divide europe by what he was doing. he's actually helped to unite it. >> yeah. former secretary of state madeleine albright, always good to have you here. i hope you'll come back more often. >> i'd be delighted. thank you, candy. >> thank you. >>> when we return, the deadline t

(agent) i have the numbers right here and based on the comps that i've found, the timing is perfect. .there's a lot of buyers for a house like yours. (dad) that's good to know. (mom) i'm so excited. lou: supreme court justices today express skepticism over whether obama administration can require companies with religious objects to provide confrom contra tep seption -- contra soap shin in their employee healthcare plans. why they went give companies such as hobby lobby the same accommodation offered to religious nonprofits, several states with their own insurance exchanges giving some leeway on obamacare's enrollment deadline, if you live in mississippi, maryland -- minnesota, maryland or nevada, all have you with to to to avoid the obamacare pen aty iypenalty, sign up process y midnight. no end on when you finish it. my next guest represents district where hobby loby is headquartered, and said that companies should not be fined if their religious beliefs do not align with the obama administration. congressman welcome. >> thank you, lou. lou: you are hopeful for your side's cause. in

(agent) i have the numbers right here and based on the comps that i've found, the timing is perfect. s for a house like yours. (dad) that's good to know. (mom) i'm so excited. >>> 24 days since flight 370 vanished and the costs are rising for the international effort to find some piece of that plane. cnn jim clancy looks into that. >> reporter: from the raw needs of relatives. like this woman who begged malaysia's transport minister, please don't stop looking. find our loved ones. to safety questions for more than 50 airlines using the boeing 777 around the world. no one ready to give up the search for flight 370. >> i appeal to everyone to understand the sensitivities of the family and even hoping against hope, no matter how remote, of course, we are praying and we will continue our search for the possible survivors. >> reporter: malaysia is coordinating the multinational search it can only contribute a pair of lumbering c-130 cargo planes. this search demands advanced technology. >> can you have a lot of cooperation but you don't have tools or technology to acquire this wreckage in

comp. that's what i would say. it's about bringing the people back to the store, too, who love the brands, who are actually looking for reasons to buy. they just didn't have the fit, the size or they had home wear that was much too expensive. >> got to leave it there. thank you very much for joining us. once again, your price target is $11 with a buy on jc penney. >>> we are also following a developing story on herbalife. activist investor bill ackman is taking another swing at the company today. he is hosting a conference call about the company's china business. eamon javers is monitoring the call for us. we will bring you any news as it develops but in the meantime, why not bring in herb greenberg and the premiere of herb cam as well. you're looking good out there. what specifically are you listening out for on this call? >> well, i think you are really trying to find out if bill has something new on china that would not only affect herbalife but affect other multi-level marketing companies because we have issues

>> is hard to say, but if you look at some of the different comps are active user, i think the marketbility is that it could replace mobile. the mobile carrier market is a trillion dollar business. could whatsapp take a percent of that? i think it has a real shot. >> when you're at facebook, were you aware of whatsapp? when do you think they started following it really closely? >> i think we were always aware of it. 85% of its users are outside of the united states. they are very aware of other companies, but i think it was a serious observation based on the whole category. you have nearly 200 million active users. there is a phenomenon going on. ultimately, they realized the right way to win in this market was to buy whatsapp. >> why did you buy this for this much money and what does he plan to do with the? >> i think the reason he bought it was that he got the deal done. when he wants to do something fast, and that is definitely a hallmark of facebook that speed is important, you have to give them something and you have to prove that it works. i think he is going to be transparent.

(agent) i have the numbers right here and based on the comps that i've found, the timing is perfect. .there's a lot of buyers for a house like yours. (dad) that's good to know. (mom) i'm so excited. gerri: when it comes to shopping for groceries, it isn't what you buy but where you buy. "consumer reports" ranks the supermarkets across the country. todd, we like to grocery shop. we're told weirdoes. i know. what are the most come paints? >> perennial complaints around and around. not enough open checkouts. out of stock on basic items. congested aisles. spotty price labeling. scanner overcharges. those are the one that is you hear time and again and it is not getting any better. gerri: you know it is interesting, you guys talked to 30,000 people, real people. >> more or less. gerri: people that go to these grocery stores and when you say here is the survey and top performers i tend to believe you. number one, wegman's. >> wegman's has been powerhouse for years. we have done the survey for two decades. the past decade it has been steady. wegman's is top of the line performer. gerri: what

(agent) i have the numbers right here and based on the comps that i've found, the timing is perfect. ...there's a lot of buyers for a house like yours. (dad) that's good to know. (mom) i'm so excited. >>> this is a fox news reports tonight that family members of flight 370 actually got a text message from malaysia airlines and a text finally giving them some information about the status of their loved ones, it read, quote, malaysia airlines has to assume beyond any reasonable doubt that mh 370 has been lost and that none of those on board have survived. as you will hear in the next hour from malaysia's prime minister, we must all accept that the plane went down in the indian ocean. after two agonizing weeks of mis-information, is that not heartbreaking that the families received this news that they were gone? fox news aviation analyst kathleen bangs, and still at the board over there, michael kay. really? we have a green thing or gray thing, now we make it definitive. >> it seemed a little cold-hearted. i have to say, when a ship or when an airplane is gone really i think the term th

(agent) i have the numbers right here and based on the comps that i've found, the timing is perfect. ...there's a lot of buyers for a house like yours. (dad) that's good to know. (mom) i'm so excited. >>> the search for flight 370 is back underway after a 24-hour delay because of bad weather. there is a huge expanse of the indian ocean to investigate. tom foreman is in our virtual studio to break it down for us. >> i can't hear the show. >> tom is not hearing us. let's try to connect with tom and make sure he can break it down for us. >> let's bring down colleen keller. senior analyst that helped with search for flight 447. tell us about the search underway. this is an area they are searching that is a whole lot bigger than the search in the atlantic for the air france plane that went down. >> we are covering an enormous area with a large number of search assets in a multiple day search here. what they are doing right now. you might wonder how they pick the size of search areas they cover with different aircraft. i'm sure they are using a process that is outlined in the international

with the head of the national comp he used to be former team. i then someone me and i started farming fish that twenty vision. somehow or another we ended up in the middle and eight will be on the future now there is scarcely any fish atonement. accompanied by a dozen fatigue can be demolished. of course there's still enough to see. stick insects for instance. i love or eat anything so it is. or move. and one tomorrow. when an animal guides into the water here in the park you can still see it and that's because the water so clear. it is of the spectrum is the beauty of the waterfalls the fact you can jump into the water and swim. that's all great. i find it very gratifying. true to the gi city employee. a great run. this is a very special to wear similar to that awesome in an effort but that's part of the job beyond that into you. to my images and you get asked that today is to set up a bunch of slight trend. cool spoon the instruction manual consists of peak demand. you can't relate to local people would use of identity monitoring know just assig

i have to tell you, when i did comps for candy, for king, it not expensive. making a lot of money. doing well, if they use -- if they use the range, if it doesn't go nuts, people are going to say, hold it zynga, no. this is a better company than zynga. >> why? they make money. >> because they make money. zynga was losing -- do you know zynga had players dropping out, even as it came public, they came public too late. the business was rolling over. this company, candy crush, hitting this is a very important game that is still moving up. so, if they price it where they're talking about, that should not be the calamity. i'm far more concerned about any company that claims cloud. this morning cisco says we're cloud. ibm says we're cloud. cloud is something that makes it so a company makes less money, not more. we see this software service, they do human capital, the niche of what we saw software as a service for last week was truly worrisome. if these companies were so great, why didn't workday buy them? why didn't cornerstone buy them, oracle? they've always been a quiztive. but not t

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(agent) i have the numbers right here and based on the comps that i've found, the timing is perfect.re's a lot of buyers for a house like yours. (dad) that's good to know. (mom) i'm so excited. >>> welcome back to "hardball." while the malaysian prime minister today delivered the tragic news that flight 370 was lost in the indian ocean, the mystery of what happened to that doomed flight remains wide open there are different strands of the investigation still ongoing. on the one hand, searchers continue trying to find debris in one of the most remote parts of the world you. can you see all that water down there, the southern indian ocean. today chinese and australian aircraft said they spotted suspicious objects in the water out there. but so far there has been no actual confirmation that comes from the jet actually. the next crucial step will be finding the data recorder, the black box of course that will offer clues about what happened. the other strand remains looking into the background of the pilots, the crew, the passengers on board that plane. the fbi's involved in searching th

(agent) i have the numbers right here and based on the comps that i've found, the timing is perfect.ere's a lot of buyers for a house like yours. (dad) that's good to know. (mom) i'm so excited. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> and we've got additional breaking news we want to bring you out of washington state. we knew the number of missing from a massive landslide had dramatically increased. >> jurvets just a short time ago, we learned how dramatically. the number of missing and unaccounted for now up to 108. that's with eight people confirmed ted. but 108 people unaccounted for. that doesn't mean necessarily that they're fatalities or injuries, but still that number very, very high. george howell joins us live now from arlington, washington. you know, george, you've been with us all morning. and, again, that number, 108, doesn't mean they're all fatalities, but it's much, much bigger than we were hearing earlier. >> reporter: john, certainly, that number has risen significantly. but it's really important to break that number down so you can understand exactly what we're talking ab

i seem to any kind of a false alarm. i've just become moments. all jump into the comp for jumping to conclusions without real hard evidence. it is actually not very helpful. and i would never get to meet the british company or set only say that this review speaking new technique to two to try it too. confirm that this plane did in fact go down but still small about a gps and kind of techniques that are used to the top. i'm missing it. this week and talk to her. he was and is a gps system can also view on this earth. carmen is also used the international maritime. this outlines of the school. it was nice to communications between happens to cross the traffic controllers. in the usa. as a pro. all teaching and eunice got this instead of down time concentrating on the east region. so the opportunity to do for a mini surprise sometimes i'll concentrate in this area so i think the other countries the peas and beans. this would also provide for her. the funniest thing to happen by the second highest concentrations. in order so that this is the truth is that the information w

(agent) i have the numbers right here and based on the comps that i've found, the timing is perfect.s for a house like yours. (dad) that's good to know. (mom) i'm so excited. >>> and welcome back to "new day." malaysian officials announced flight 370, they believe it crashed in the southern indian ocean based on information they were given by a company called inmarsat. it used satellite analysis to track the flight through a study of the plane's pings. they said it likely went down in the southern indian ocean. but how exactly did they do it? i'm joins by a man much smarter than i, mr. jeff wise. let's begin and get an idea of exactly how this system works. i think that's paramount to our understanding of how they used the data. >> we're using the system for a purpose it was not ooshlgly intended. it's communications. basically, the satellite says, are you there, yeah i'm here, and then they talk. the system that talks on the plane was shut off, but the one that says, yeah, i'm here, was still working. so the satellite's here, the plane is somewhere out there. >> okay. >> so the plan

my concern is i don't think the comp -- the same-store sales guidance is a lay-up. stomers doing quite a bit of continues to shop there and be excited about it. i'm not sure how well they're doing about bringing new customers into the gold and that makes me concerned especially given that the stock, you know, at the moment looks like it's trading at almost 30 times next year's number or more given the numbers are probably going to come down a bit given the guidance. so, i'm not sold yet. we'll be following up with the company shortly. >> yeah, i mean, it sounds that way. you talk about the power of the brand lululemon. i'm a fan. i think that people are loyal. they use the yoga pants, but with all of these problems, the sheer problems, the company's missteps in terms of talking about the sheer problems, can they really afford to have this problem right now in such a competitive environment? nike, gap coming hot on the heels stealing market share. >> i think one of the main things, one of the things that got left off of the conversation, i didn't get to ask the questi

i want to look at a comp chart over one year.ver the last 52 weeks, carnival cruise lines is up nearly 20%. however its competitor, royal caribbean, well, that is up almost 70%. so it really shows you that, while both have been up arrows, royal caribbean clearly outpaced carnival. >> i still don't want to go on a cruise and i will still be forced to but that is different story. thanks very much. >> thank you, melissa. melissa: who is making money today. she is only 12 years old but broke a record that was held for 30 years. keep watching to see this one. >>> how do you thought about your picks for the worst companies in america? tell me what you think. we've been doing it all week long. brace your for today's. "piles of money" coming right up. ♪ myad has atror afib.illation, he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a cli

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and then we look at comp sales over the prior year. >> i know that people will be looking for this nowand it might not even last out the hour. thank you very much, jim sahene of bruster's ice cream. coming up, a restaurant is is not powered by food and location alone. it's all about the people you hire. inside the menu of charlie byrd to my next. ♪ >> this next segment may be the only way you can get into this restaurant, at least for now. it's one of the hottest in the country, and if you want a table, you better book a month in advance. it's charlie birds, and it's here in manhattan and we spoke with chef ryan hardy about the challenges that he faces in this he -- this week's small to big series. >> charlie birds was a dream that took a few years to come to fruition. i just really wanted to cook really good food really well. one of the things we realized right away was our most valuable asset was people, and finding that was the biggest problem for us. in new york, the line cooks or the dishwashers have the advantage that they can go and cherry pick the places that they want to, beca

no one did 13% comps except for you. it over -- before you came out, i kept trying to find someone. and chipotle had 9, that was our standard. how can you have 13% in an environment where no one is doing double digits m >> >> obviously, the growth in natural and organic. the health and wellness trend is really driving the health and wellness in our sector. but you're seeing the strength of our model. our model is geared based on health and value to attract not just the natural lifestyle customers, but the everyday supermarket customer who's wanting to eat healthier, but doesn't quite know where to start and is under the perception that eating healthier is too expensive. >> it's true. we all except the fact, if you're going to be natural and organic, it's going to cost more than if you buy processed foods. you're promotional, you're flyers, your prices are reasonable. it's not supposed to be able to happen. >> when you look at the sprouts experience, it's all about the in-store experience. it's more than just stacking cans

i would love to visit with you again. always a pleasure. >> thank you. >> they are the stars in a multimillion dollar business and they don't so the money. should student athletes, be compe and yet finish the process. i am harris faulkner and now back to huckabee. >> we are in the thick of march madness and ncaa basketball tournament and a big money maker for the colleges and the athletes that play in the games and generate millions of dollars are not getting a doim. college football brings in more revenue but again, the players don't get paid. earlier the national labor relations board ruled that northwestern football players are employees of the school and they can unionized. is that what is to come? joining me is a coach, and he's one of my great heroes, coach lou holtz, honor to have you back on the show. >> glad to be with you. >> coach, if this thing continues and players uniononized, it would transstorm and up end college sports. what would happen? >> i think it is as the president of northwestern. they might stop playing football. and that's what happened in the ivy leagues in the '50s. they used to be strong football. and felt that academics was more important.