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whitman nonexecutive chairman of hp inc.y weissler, i believe i'm pronouncing his name properly but i may not be. we did speak to miss whitman earlier on the program, of course. we have talked to her often over the last three plus years she's been running hewlett-packard and asked her about any plans potentially split the company. she has responded that one hp was the strategy, they were following, the benefits that accrued to the company were significant from keeping it together and of course then we asked her this morning, why the change? >> we think this is the best alternative for our customers and our shareholders. the market has changed dramatically in terms of speed and we're in a position now where we can pursue the turnaround of hewlett-packard -- by the way the brand renames on both companies in one form or another -- and we're in a better position to get focused companies who can respond more quickly. think about this for a second. the competitors for printing and personal systems business are almost entirely diff

one of the things, especially the hp inc.the one that's going to keep the consumer products, it's got to have a consumer product visionary the way elon musk can be totally passing about tesla. >> have you seen anybody parachute into a company -- >> i'm trying, but my brain is working. >> we'll think about it. okay. >>> we'll hit the pause button and come back with walter in a bit. in the meantime, top rated analyst on airlines is out. more on that next. and later how confident is america in the president when it comes to the economy? the cnbc all american survey diving into the president's role when "squawk box" returns in a moment. relief. a cure. today, we believe every life deserves world-class care. as one of the top four hospitals in the nation, over 100,000 people from around the world come to cleveland clinic for care each year. and we're ready for you with a second opinion or a same-day appointment today today today and everyday. call today, for an appointment today. where the reward was that what if tnew car smelledi

i do not inc. anyone, including the government, should tell anyone who they should love or who they can marry. he put it on the ballot in a may primary because it wouldn't have passed in november. he is also hiring lawyers, paying for lawyers out of taxpayer dollars to take this suit to court. had they will has continue to fight this case in spite of what supreme court denial has eaten as far as letting these issues stand. i opposed amendment one, which banned gay marriage in north carolina. i want to focus on one of the issues. who wants to talk about percentages? they have hurte north carolina. that is what he said is affect the of. hagan of the time senator voted with president obama. president obama says when you vote you are voting for his senator hagan went to washington and has voted with the president 96 are sent of the time. she has confirmed liberal activist judges that are denying the right of the state to govern themselves. i would like to have a senator and the to washington only indep

. >> the next order of business is 5 f approving the company as underwriter to company inc. as co-managers for the 2340shgd taxable allocation revenue bonds and berry company, llc as underwriter and company inc. and field, llc as co-managers for the 2340sh9d sales of the ferry 13 allocation bonds resolution number 89, 2014. >> okay. before we hear anything on this item i need to recuse myself that's been a source of revenue to my law firm unless there's objection i'm going to turn it over to the chair to commissioner mondejar and i'm going to have to leave the room on advice of council thank you. >> item i'm sorry this is for item 5 f next order of business approving the selection of i'm sorry this is supposed to be read by the concert madam secretary call the next item madam director for item 5 f. >> commissioners as we discussed as a part of your budget we have an opportunity to take advantage of favorable trick or treaters and refund a portion of our illness portfolio not to exceed an amount you've taken a number of steps and approved the refunding amount and approved the

gap, inc.e gap expecting to leave with you new clothes, but some left with appointments for job interviews. >> awesome, so we're actually doing big-group interviews and we have them on multiple days. gap, inc. parent company of the gap, old navy and athleta is looking to hire 63,000 seasonal i'm employees in the hiring blitz and not just here in the bay area. >> i live in boise idaho. >> do you know anybody in boise that would be looking for something in the holiday. >> alicia peat says the company is getting ready for projected holiday rush. >> it's always been a big focus and it's true since the time we have done a collaborative event. >> the liaring blitz may be a cyberof a strengthening job market. last month's labor report showed bay area unemployment rates dropped to 5.6%. peat says seasonal work is no guarantee for long-term employment, but she says, that is how her career started. >> i started as a seasonal hire back in june and it was only supposed to be a summer job and now i'm here y

are other companies doing the same inc.? ?g but that is what mark has we have 1000 of the 2185 tech companies have ended together to circle all of our public schools. they are never going to have a situation where a teacher or a principal says come i don't have enough money. realizedh companies their future talent is graduating from public schools. they are investing in our public i have got him investing in housing. all thear these names time when it comes to philanthropy. are you getting phone calls from a lot of the ball we don't hear about who want to give back? that a lot of about whodon't hear want to give back. >> they may not have the level. they are having their employees serve meals across the street. they are opening up the office space, utilizing the great spaces. created over and over again. the new ceos are really exhibiting their passion by theying these allegations. are asking what is the latest issue we can feel comfortable with. education -- housing -- homelessness. we believe in.s i want to help create that

. >> host: are you satisfied with the progress especially on the ince incentive auction? >> guest: i was at the commerce department of aws1 and this is repurposing spectrum from the department of defense and the lessons are going great. and three spectrum is paired, international harmonized and 65 megahertz and we are going to turn around and have the broadcast incentive auction and i think that is going well. the green hill report, which the fcc put out and values spectrum, those numbers turned the discussion from a policy discussion to a business discussion which is where the discussion needed to turn to. we are certain carriers are going to be happy and it will be a win-win situation. >> host: how long does it take to get the spectrum from the auction? >> guest: i think we need a clear idea of what we want for next. we are the world's leader in 4g lte networks and we need to remain the leader for 5g is spectrum is key for that. >> host: joining the discussion is amy schatz who is the senior editor at row recode. what is recode? >> we cover all things tech in washingt w

shares fell, move inc. up 37 to 20.96. >>> and the video streaming site, announcing crouching tiger, hidden dragon, the legend, set to be released in 2015, to be released on netflix and imax theaters, shares rose up to $451.18. >>> european union regulators revealed details in a letter today why they believe that tax deals granted to apple in ireland were illegal. authorities claim that ireland avoided international tax rules by letting apple shelter profits in return for maintaining jobs. apple says it has received no selective treatment. despite all of this shares of apple were up slightly to $175.00. >>> follow up to the current window's 8 operating system to be known as window's 10, the company skipped number nine in naming the new software. the universal flagship is aimed at capturing the new business market. shares were off to 36.46. >>> and walgreens reporting a loss in the fourth quarter after the huge accounting charge from its recent acquisition of the swiss beauty company, alliance boost. it also

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described sarah you also find that it was pasted together you could see postage stamps so the protruding ince have been broken after much use. here we have a photo taken in its new york here is the last group that were ever taken the winter of 67 the final week in the united states. >> host: how to the library get the dickens materials? >> the performance copies came through the purchase of the two greatest collections through the nurture back in 1940 or 411 was a great publishing magnate in not just for the state to have these performance copies who was time of the year sarah this particular one i believe cavemen from a the house collection. but here is his spin and here is the inkwell. this is the ivory letter opener given to him by as sister yvonne and it was engraved in the gothic letters in this is the forepaw of his recently deceased cat to bob and the story has it that dickens had trained bob to put out the candle with his paws so that could be the same pot. >> host: not to be crass but how much is this worth? >> guest: we don't like to discuss prices. is invaluable because they are pr

employment for workers with disabilities, presentation brett andrews executive director posive resources inc. agenda item number five, information item, advocacy for employment of people with disabilities in city service. presentation by jonathan lyens, president fdr democratic club of san francisco, for senior and people with disabilities. and break, the council will take a ten-minute break item 6, information itema review of civil service rule 115 and its' implementation for hiring people with disabilities. presentation by donna kotake, department of human resources, workforce development director, city and county of san francisco. item 7, information item, san francisco public library and its successful implementation of civil service rule 115, presentation by marti goddard, access services manager, san francisco public library. agenda item number 8, information item, comments from community-based organizations that train and place workers with a broad spectrum of disabilities. terry goodwin, director of partnerships and business development, the arc of san francisco, mark melanson, direc

hp, inc. will get a new ceo. the layoff total since whitman took over is projected to be at 55,000 people. hp's share price is up by 70% in the last 12 months. janelle? < >> thank you, scott. it is time the november 2014 general election officially kicks off today. vote by mail ballots are on the way to mailboxes of californians. early voting now available at a number of locations, including the registrar of voter's office, as well as san francisco's city hall. those voting locations will be open 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. >>> one of the most talked about congressional races in the country. long time south bay congressman is facing off. right here in our nbc bay area studios, the two face off in their one and only live debate. raj mathai is moderating and joins us now with a preview. >> good evening, from our debate studios. in just a short while, both candidates will be arriving here at nbc bay area. it's not often a local congressional race gets national attention. that's the case. if you don't live in san jose, su

inc. you very much. it will take cards from the audience. let's step act and think about the larger -- step back and think about the larger question. what will life be like going forward and not necessarily looking back? i have to ask this your four- after years at the state department, i got used to calling you secretary powell. when he went back to private life, general powell. why? >> it is a protocol. you are a secretary for the time your office and when you leave you are a former secretary. you never become a former general. [laughter] [applause] also it is what most people remembered me from my military career. i was an officer for many years before i had the privilege of being secretary of state. my first day, someone came in late. what do we call you? mr. general mr. secretary? as long as i'm here, and mr. secretary and you are my troops in that is how we will operate or however long it is. got it? [laughter] there was a lot of concern in the department when i came in. grant came in. my legislative affairs guy was a marine. look what

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workers with disabilities and presentation by brett andrews executive director of positive resources inc. >> good afternoon, council, and i am brett andrews, and i am proud to be the executive director of positive resource center. and i feel the need to throw some disclosures out there first, council person wong daughter is a supervisor i am and familiar with this and i am a ethic's commissioner and so thank you for making the time for me to come and talk to you about the local and state wide efforts that we have and supervisor mar said that so much of what i wanted to say. 25 years, in to it, and it is still a challenge, and i will say for positive resource center who has the employment services program, the oldest hiv employment services program in the nation. i was proud to represent san francisco when the new hiv policy director douglas brooks had a convening from the white house and wanted to hear all that they are doing in the terms of efforts of hiring people with disability and it was clear that i was gland that around the table there was not a lot of substance that was there and

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dion wise her will take over hp inc. was talking about how the two companies will be focused and agile she says in a rapidly changing marketplace. >> today is only possible because the turnaround has succeeded. think about what we have accomplished over the last three years. a rebuilt balanced sheet, innovation pipeline that is significantly improved over three years ago. i would argue best in class in the industry now. but we have to gather ourselves as one hp but now we're in the position to take advantage of what's going on in the marketplace and position these two companies for growth. >> now there's another reason whitman might have acted now. re/code reporting that the company tried to sell its pc division but rivals like lenovo and dell were not interested. investors, though, cheering the news this morning. that stock up about 70% in the past 12 months. some financial analysts, though, who cover this company do have questions. they argue that these business lines remain challenged for growth, that they face real l

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>> i think when you say tangible progress i inc. you can say yes, things have been disrupted. think you can say, yes, they have disrupted the enemy. they might have disrupted some plans. they might have pushed isis back from areas in baghdad. they were nervous that baghdad might fall. so, right now, they are not as nervous about that even though i think they're getting closer to the area. ok, so they disrupted that but isis has clearly moved to other areas. you have to move troops to other areas. they haven't taken back any of those cities. they haven't taken back falluja. falluja fell last january. >> just about a minute you have. turkey is in the headlines. how do you explain to americans how a nato ally needs to be controlled to help protect its own borders by the u.s.? >> i cannot explain that one and i know that is a huge frustration. i could tell with general dempsey that that is a huge frustration that they are not doing anything. they are just not worried about isis coming in and getting them, i guess. until that happens, they will not do anything. they are pushing the

these companies are hierarchical the organized, inc. and registered businesses and they trade and compete internationally. they recruit internationally. they links through outside financial holdings. and provide a vast range of services in many markets worldwide. and sell one thing that i learned while i have been on the road is there are many misconceptions and one, of course is these companies are just about u.s. contracts, just about iraq or just about blackof water or some people know of them only through headlines about scandals. there are many misconceptions and we will get through a few discussions on that later, but one thing that you must realize is that this is an industry that is evolve in right before our eyes and has been for the past 25 to 30 years. it got a big boost of course in the iraq war for which some people call the first contractor's work, beginning in of course march of 2003, some of these companies got their start then. some larger companies, weapons manufacturers, companies that eisenhower would have referred t

i also would like to report too that commissioner riley and i attended the asia inc. event on friday night which helps a lot of small businesses. okay. next item. >> item no. 14, is general public comment. >> do we have any members of the public who would like to make comment on future items for our meetings? >> hi, again. steven cornell. i had a talk and one of the things that have come up and i represent polk street and it's seemingly on the b rshst and seemingly on northeast mission merchants areas, they don't have any studies of economic impact on what they are going to do. i think that's something that this commission might want to look into. they have environmental impact, it's required. i think they have one other study they have to do, but the idea that they don't have to do any economic impact on what's going to happen to the neighborhood, the businesses are out there, i think it's outrageous. it's something that we've brought up to them over time and their answers, we don't to have do it so we are not going to do it. i would love to see that pursued by you g

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70s development forward and south of pier 70 the energy company is 4r50r9d to a power site and build inc. is working to develop another plan linked to open space along the bay and i and all of this new development will enter sect with the hunters point shipyard and candle stick point we'll added over 12 though new homes within reach of our working families so i told you it's not just housing housing is the only thing that working families need it's not the only thing if he wanted families to say and biz businesses to come we need to work on the public school system we can possible have we have one of the top performing urban if not in the nation, we need to continue our investment that's why this november we're asking san franciscan to consider renewal of two incredible resources the children's fund and the richmond fund by bringing those two funds together we'll drive a children's agenda for the city and by the way, it's great in news when businesses step up like benny hoff with their contribution to the any idea and sf and companies taking a one year pledge of allegiance to currently a

that's why it's called me, inc, kids. >> we'll talk about that book later in the show a lot. we begin with ebola. new york city doctor diagnosed with the deadly virus is now in isolation in a specialized unit in bellevue hospital one week after returning from west africa where he treated ebola patients. now they're scramble to go check the people, places and all the things the doctor came in contact with in the past week as the cleanup crew works to decontaminate his new york city hospital. rick? >> andrea, medical detectives were dispatched to cover and try to retrace the steps that dr. craig spencer took on the last few days and he cover a lot of ground. he rode at least three trains, visited a park, went to at least one restaurant and went bowling wednesday night in brooklyn, roughly 12 hours before he called to report he had symptoms of ebola. at that point, a hazmat team and protective suits was discharged to his home. he was transferred to bellevue where he remains in isolation. he was a month in new guinea treating ebola patients and returned to new york city friday an

well is printing and a lot of these big companies are actually not generating as much revenue so hp, inc. facing a different kind of challenge. liz: sure is. and again this is an hp computer weighs about 1800 pounds. i've been a supporter it's hard when you feel like they're lagging so hopefully it had it may help with that turn around. we have the closing bell ringing about 48 minutes away. when a yee says we're putting our troubles behind us, you want to believe them. right? well, last wednesday, gm chief did just that. but 24 hours later, there was not one, not two, three more recalls of gm vehicles. why did bar announce a new aggressive turn around plan only to have the bright paint on it crack. the wall street journal jeff, he's been breaking all kinds of news on general motors particularly on their recalls. what does he think? he's joining me live next. and double your money plus then some. the nba and nfl just did it. lucrative new deals for tv rights. who will ultimately pay the price though? sports fans need to hear what our all star panel needs to say. this affects everything f

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