interface called a called our body in terms of core and we haven't yet got that interface up to that level of ease of use the understanding until that day comes it won't be so widely available or easily used by people it's a big queens well and truly burst on to the mainstream now trading up around the two hundred dollar mark up from under just twenty dollars at the beginning of the year but is still a good investment now it is trading around that two hundred dollar mark while many people think yes it is and here's why let's take a look at the possible outcomes if you invested in but quaint right now the bubble could burst gavan trading around two hundred dollars to zero in which case you lose one hundred percent of your money not good but you do only one hundred percent when it comes to bit coy but what if bitcoin raise to around two thousand dollars to start trading around that inconceivable maybe all the skeptics all the critics right now will tell you the bubble burst that won't happen but also. at the beginning is the year when big queen was trading around that twenty dollar mar

i probably interface with the police department every week because with such an incredible need from our police officers in our district, ranging from south beach to the tender line to the intermission. -- to the tenderloin to the inner mission. i want to see our officers on the street, walking the beat, and i want our small business owners to know who they are. i think that alone creates an atmosphere of safety that is really important. i'm really excited about the substation coming up to 63. i think we need to continue to provide social services in our district. it has to be a partnership with sfpd. >> what about community courts? supervisor kim: i visited the court it was modeled after, which is the red hook court in brooklyn. the judge will visit the apartments or the locations talked about in the case and he has evolved this relationship of trust with the neighborhood that think is really positive. i think we are not there yet, here in san francisco. i am not sure if that is a time issue or the tenderloin is a different type of neighborhood then -- than red hook. i think we need

they'll be able to look -- police can look at an interface and be able to see exactly how many people are in these areas that they might have to go to -- kind of wrap up now, i guess. no, i can't. so, you know, and we can also show predictive data about when the giants are going to be playing. so, anyway, you can come over for a demo later. i think we'll be on a panel later. now i think it's the mayor's turn. (applause) >> okay, everybody, [speaker not understood]. we've actually been working with the city the past few weeks to try and consume some of the data that's a part of the data sf data repository and tell a story about urban growth. so, this is a mapping platform that allows you to not only visualize your data like you see here, but also ask questions of your data. and i'm pulling data from multiple data sources. here we have data from the city. we also have data from private data sources that read -- not going to mess with it. there's one of the variables now, the bottom you see there is median household income. we're pulling in all these different data sources, creating a be

we interface with each and every one of our utilities and their exercise programs. we carry the best practices from one utility to the next to share that knowledge across discipline. we then execute decisions on the catastrophic plan for california, the one coming up here in the bay area so all utilities understand their role that needs to be played and we can plug and play and the class ral utilities that are going to be called upon to support it from the private and municipal side and this is an on-going living process. working with the local jurisdictions, the county jurisdictions always, the states north and south and the state operations center and then supporting whatever the fema initiatives are moving out from that in cross-discipline lines. >> thank you. mr. brig. >> as an operator of a distribution system, the stories are probably very similar. we have small emergencies every day, small, medium and even large, so the back-up systems, the screening, the ics structure, the spare parts, the communication, those muscles are flexed quite often. the big one is t

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how do i interface with my co-workers and my customer? how that works and then see at that point, what you want to do with the real estate and what makes the most sense. >> great to speak with you. thanks for your time. >> maybe we're being too hard on jcpenney. maybe it's a matter of moving the needle just a tribute. as one analyst said, they're going to company into positive comps because same store sales were terrible before. >> go ahead, beakers. >> that's assuming that they're around next year. that's the problem you have. i don't know what -- why would you go to jcpenney, what's the compelling reason to go to a jcpenney to buy the same product that you can buy elsewhere these days? >> he said they can expand because of margins. remember, this is a $3 billion market cap. they have $3 billion in debt and 900 million in cash that they're burning quickly here. this stock has the potential to be stressed very quickly. >> firing up the coal train. why this stock could be on the mend. and an extended version of holdem or foldem, we'll talk

and interface a lot easier to use. it comes with a remote control with cool feature.hone jack built into it and has headphones if someone next to you is reading a book. gerri: i like that. there is roku stick. tell us about that. >> this is more of a niche product. it looks like a flash drive that plugs into the back of certain kind of hdmi input called mhl. so you need an mhl enabled tv. gerri: i feel v.mart. >> it gives you a lot of what row cue does but very small form factor. gerri: that is real cool. boxy cloud dvr? never heard of it. >> they renamed the device. two cool things about this. it allows you to get free over the air content. and some cable content. it comes with a antenna for cord cutters that is good he device the other thing it has cloud storage. it is like a virtual dvr that lives in the clouds. one is free if you wnt limited. for unlimited that is $10 a month for that dvr service. gerri: that is great stuff. where do you see this going pext? e whole arena keeps changing. >> what we see more and more products having streaming capabilities, smart tv

very personal for the residents of boston. 24 hours ago that president obama was speaking at that interface church service in boston. he said, "we have momentarily been knocked off our feet, but we will pick ourselves up. thatwas a heinous act, they picked the wrong city to do it." those are the words of president obama, who himself was a student in boston at one time and who holds the city dear to his heart. he is watching this unfolding, but like most americans, he is directing his response in many capacities and has made a promise to the american people that the full weight of justice will be brought down on the individuals responsible for this. we have had this focus for many hours on these two suspects, but again, it is key that the second individual is found so that there can be some clear answers as to whether they are working in a group or alone. what the motives are, all of these are big questions that remain unanswered, felicity. >> kimberly howell, from washington, d.c. thanks so much. yount to explain to exactly where the events unfolded in boston because it can be quite finish

kbb called d it one of the most user-friendly multimedia interfaces on the market. malibu lt with 10 standard airbags, more than fusion or sonata. and malibu ls, offering an epa-estimated 34 mpg highway. ♪ the all-new malibu. right now get this great lease on a 2013 chevy malibu ls for around $169 a month. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> a mysterious accident in oregon has investigators stumped. no one can figure out how this pick-up truck got lodged 10th seeded a rare treat. someone spotted the trucks and a morning. authorities say it looks like it had been empty for some time. the driver was cited for hit- and-run and criminal mischief, but that does not solve the real question of how this truck got in the tree in the first place. the federal reserve has figured out something it has been working on for 10 years or. >> after more than a decade spent playing with you ideas, it revealed the design for the new $100 bill. anti-'s tougher counterfeit features including a hologram. expect to see that in circulation starting in october

he delivered a new phone interface called facebook home.integrates the facebook system wireless. the choice to facebookize a phone instead of building his own was smart since the interface will reach more people. >>> tit's been 609 days since te u.s. lost the top credit rating. what are we doing to get it back? stocks rose today despite a rise in jobless claims. tomorrow, the government's monthly jobs report is out which wall street surely react. to. >>> our fourth story "outfront," brichg of war. new signs that north korea maybe be gearing up for a missile launch season. missile and launch components have been moved to the east coast of north korea over the last few days and the pentagon now says it's working to turn the volume down while shoring p the defenses in the region. this is the time of day we typically see some news out of north korea. it's morning there. you're just waking up. what's the mood there today? >> there hasn't been any specific news out of north korea. i can tell that you there isn't any particular massive shift that

i provided the mccaul amendment, the privacy amendment that provided a civilian interface to the privatetor rather han the military and nsa. i think my amendment was actually praised by the privacy group, supported by the aclu. i also intend to develop a cyber bill out of the committee on homeland security that deals with the role of d hrkhs and th sharing of threat information with the private sector and critical infrastructures to better protect them so we don't see financial institutions coming down and all the critical infrastructures out there. so i look forward, i've actually worked with the white house on my amendment and my bill, which i think is going to get more praise because it does have a civilian interface rather than military. >> all right. chairman of the house homeland security committee. thanks for coming on the show this morning. >> appreciate you having me. >> still ahead, how the bombing in boston is affecting next week's primary election. politics goes on, folks. plus, rand paul. did he create a problem in his own base? why his usual loyal fans are up in arms today.

interface has officially opened. but first they had to figure out how to attract developers before they built. how to attract users without newly developed apps we solve the problem of the chicken and egg thing licenses from some applications from a. player in this market say we're not starting from scratch which would have been insanely difficult we've already got quite a few applications to offer. however this wasn't the first time yandex has turned to the firm for cooperation. it's traffic turbocharger. last year so it's already around fifty thousand apps ready for download press. a little friendly competition. fact platform. viable competition. companies that can match for example google play. companies d.n.a. an alternative. way of a popular cloud service we have maps so we decided to offer an alternative a good thing. with every day physical toy makers are being squeezed out by the processing power of computers technology now in the palm of your head. in family friendly casual. but one of the heavy hitters in t

kbb called it one of the most user-friendly multimedia interfaces on the market. malibu lt with 10 standard airbags, more than fusion or sonata. and malibu ls, offering an epa-estimated 34 mpg highway. ♪ the all-new malibu. right now get this great lease on a 2013 chevy malibu ls for around $169 a month. >>> in the mailbag tonight, the boston marathon bomb attack, of course. ron spoiling for pay back. i along with all of us are saddennd once again with acts of callous violence. let's find out what happened shall then let's act, period. when pearl harbor unfortunately happened, japanese officials noted we have awakened a sleeping giant be and indeed they did. my god, isn't it about time we wake up again? ron, i'm thinking we're wide awake here, but exactly what would you have us do that's not already being done by the fbi and everybody else involved here? meantime, over on the 9 news now facebook page we have a tremendous outpouring of grief over martin richard, the little boy killed while cheering on his dad running the boston marathon. >> misty grove writes this

. >> reporter: hundreds attended other interface gathering for spiritual guidance as boston prepares to reopen the area around the marathon bombings. >> we are hearing that dzhokhar ran over his brother in an attempt to get away. we are live in boston, back to you. >> it seems that the growing issue over dzhokhar is to read him his miranda rights, what are you hear something. >> >> reporter: that is right. he was not red his miranda rights. they used a rarely used public safety, but they should not have invoked that because he no longer threatens an attack to society and he should get an attorney as soon as possible before he is interrogated. >> thank you. >>> federal law enforcements are weighing in on the rights and the status of the accused boston bomber, should he be treated as a criminal or enemy combaton with no rights? >> you have the high value interrogation group. they are skilled. they know how to do this. the miranda right can be read at a later time. >> four lawmakers including congressman pete king of new york believe he should be tkes eug nateed as a poe term enemy comb

kbb called it one of the most user-friendly multimedia interfaces on the market.u lt with 10 standard airbags, more than fusion or sonata. and malibu ls, offing an epa-estimateted 34 mpg highwa. ♪ the all-new malibu. right now get this great lease on a 2013 chevy malibu ls for around $169 a month. now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> it was jackie robinson day and for the nationals, a night get back into the win column. let me take you back to miami. this was a special night in baseball. all of the players 1 -- wore 42. how theterested to see nets would respond after being swept over the weekend. they came up big. five for extra bases. the rbi double. 2-4 with three runs batted in. it was also a big night for ryan zimmerman. he went to deep centerfield. he had two hits, four runs batted in. 8-5nets win 10-3 and go to for the season. our play of the day is from cincinnati. the bottom of the second. the shot to deep center. the. great catch. gets into the infield. yes, sir. double play. that is the play of the night. fans, thes

devices and not impressed with microsoft surface tablet and windows 8 which tried to blend the touch interface with traditional pc software. >> i think windows 8 is not enough on its own, because it's got tablet capabilities and notebook capabilities and the tablet capabilities kind of get in the way if you want it for a notebook and if you want a tablet, buy an ipad. >> sherman is one of the analyst who's downgraded microsoft today. microsoft is pushing into the tablet market amid reports that it is working on a smaller, more affordable tablet to compete with the ipad mini. what's next? intel working hard to lower the price of pcs to lure customers. shaving 100 bucks or so off the price might not be enough to stem the tide with tablets and smartphones coming out from apple, samsung and others. for "nightly business report," i'm john forte. >> joining to us talk more about the future of microsoft and the pc industry in general. lance uehlenoff. thank you for joining us. microsoft feels like a company that needs a hit and can't find one. windows 7 is going to be it. windows 8, the surface table

invited jessie from the center for independent living to come and tell us how destination elevators interfaced with persons with disabilities. >> when destination elevators storfirst started appearing, thy presented a number of challenges to individuals with disabilities. what happened was, elevator technology outpaced california building code. building code has a number a provision that makes traditional elevators usable by people with disabilities, but destination elevators presented challenges, particularly with cited. how do you know to get from this keypad to your our corporate car? >> we had a terrific program where we develop and administer the bulletin, which your help, elevator companies, involvement from the public, and you can tell us the outcome of that. >> what is amazing about the process is we had both government and private industry, as well as people with disabilities at the table for three years creating these accessibility standards. what we are doing here is being looked at by the department of justice access board and state architect's office. that is how good our standard

core competency and profession is to develop apps with whatever features they want, whatever user interface they want. whether or not it would get down to one or two winners is a question. the model is the open 311 platform, like us they are requiring agreements for somebody who wants to create an app employee into it. that are a number of different ways but which people can connect to 311; a lot of different ways people can access real-time transit data. we want to let the marketplace compete. whether or not we end up with one or two, the thing is that all of them provide exposure to all of the available taxis at once. >> i suppose nothing we are doing here today would preclude us from down the road take it when or if it is more efficient but the idea now is to let the competition figure out the best app. >> that is correct. >> i have two more questions. there has been a lot of questions about why the information that is being mandated to be provided as necessary for a dispatch system. and i guess it may be the best way is to go over this. what information will the color schemes be require

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you can interface with them easily, and you get a lot for your money. > it is interesting. so they are not tied to whether the economy is up or down. that is just a fact of life now in the workforce. > > right. it is certainly a key piece. > michael alter from surepayroll. thanks so much. > > thanks for having me. we're going to take a look ahead at the second quarter: just what are investors tuning into. that's coming up. the first quarter of the year brought investors gains of 10%, sometimes even more. ed gjertsen of mack investment securities joins us via skype for a preview of the second quarter. good morning to you. > > morning angie. > the first quarter was very strong. what follows now? do we follow suit, or do we see the stock market gains peter out? > > there is a lot of pessimism that is out there. if you look at consumer confidence in regards to overall investing, it is really not at an exuberant level. the problem that we have coming up over the next three months is you sort of see a swoon after the first three months historically if you are looking at like the

interface, is created. what that i can this the place where you would bring engineers out germany to here. >> it's an interesting place, thousands of big companies, and great start-ups, and great opportunities to work with high-class universities like stanford or down in l.a. with usc. it's a great place to be. on the other side, we have access to the venture capitalist firms, where we can see trends and where the money is going. >>> is there a stereotype with the german engineers that you do about -- you know the stereotypes. german engineers are exacting, run on time. silicon valley engineers show up in flip-flops and shorts and put their feet up and drink lots of red bull. is there any disconnect between the two? do you have to adjust one culture to another? >> i think we have to adjust. each and everybody is adapting, our american colleagues become more german and german colleagues take it more laidback. yeah, we adapt. >>> there's a ton of software in bmws as we speak. how much of it will be coming fro

that would have facebook, its interface built on top of google's droid mobile software. reports saying it will display a version of the user's facebook page on the home screen when it is turned back on. >> thank you very much, jackie. we'll check a little later on. >>> what's the saying, april showers bring may flowers? >> yes, very nice. >> refreshing. what about that snow that's out there? april fool's. april fool's. >>> temperatures out there are mild. we have a little bit of snow in tahoe, 7,000 feet. if you have been itching to shred the nar up there, this might be one of your last weekends to do so. otherwise, 57 degrees with showers coming down in sunnyvale. we are looking at 54 in concord and 55 in san jose. i had to get the april fools out of the way right off the bat so you don't get hosed later on today. plenty of showers on the way mostly in the south bay. a little bit of a break from santa rosa down south to san francisco. yellow, orange, moderate showers. down 17, you might find treacherous conditions. showers have been steadily coming in. right now, starti

in the department of energy, we were able to open up wholesale information through an application interface, api. this single api saved nearly $1 million in the first year by allowing federal employees to concentrate on their core work instead of making photocopies and dropping packages in the mail. san francisco's open data ordinance is an important contribution to the growing all hands on deck effort to make government data accessible as a fuel for innovation and economic growth. as [speaker not understood] mentioned, freely available and formats that are easy to use and innovative ways while rigorously protecting privacy has been a priority for the obama administration since the beginning. as president said, information maintained by the federal government is a national asset and the administration also encourages city and county open data efforts like this one. i'll close briefly saying my talk today is not an endorsement of this ordinance for my office. but we are highly supportive of san francisco's efforts to advance the open data system. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please

and with more of the client interface piece, my position is a policy analyst. so, now i'm doing multiple jobs and none of them very well. >> i want to go back to -- my original question is about additional funding sources that you had a whole list of recommendations. of course it always says you need more money. my question is are you capable to help yourself to find more money, more resources? i don't know if that's legally how you're set up to receive money. nonprofits, 501(c) (3). >> we're part of the government, so, we don't -- i mean, i'll foredid the city attorney, but we wouldn't necessarily do that. we do try to work to identify non-county sources like training are provided for free and things like that. but within budgetary, we make budget recommendations to the board of supervisors and the mayor's office on why improving capacity would be better for the county in the long run. but we don't fund raise or have a budget of our own. >> okay, thank you. you answered my question. thank you very much. >> and then supervisor cohen, i wanted to maybe add a lit

kbb called it one of the most user-friendly multimedia interfaces on the market. malibu lt with 10 standard airbags more than fusion or sonata. and malibu ls, offering an epa-estimated 34 mpg highway. ♪ ♪ the all-new malibu. right now get t this great lease on a 2013 chevy malibu ls for around $169 a month. >> welcome back on this monday morning as we watched the commute into the city. we are hoping for more beautiful weather from over the weekend. >> i guess it is spreading this morning? >> it will get out of your after onoon. 58 degrees is our temperature and we are on the cloudy side this morning. the rain is pushing in from the south and west and will still move into parts of fauquier county and prince william county. we expected to be a damp commute but overall travel up and down the east coast should be good by this afternoon. we are looking for showers and isolated showers across the nation's midsection. the boston marathon is today. this is a live picture. it is 39 degrees in boston right now and temperatures should be in the 40's for the morning for the s

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and then yesterday when he spoke at the interface service in boston and he vowed to find those responsible for this heinous act. so we are, of course, wondering what we'll hear from the white house today. on that front i can tell you that the white house press secretary did have a briefing scheduled for noon today. that was pushed back, delayed indefinitely as they monitor and watch these events. the question is will we hear from carney and president obama. we don't have the answer to those questions at had point in time. and i can tell you that the white house is being very careful about responding to these developments because they are evolving and changing before our eyes. so before the president or anyone from his team comes out and makes any remarks about this, they want to be absolutely sure they understand the situation and what is happening. just a little thing, i can tell you that ever since monday pennsylvania avenue has been closed off to foot traffic. it's always closed off to vehicular traffic. that has been the case since september 11th. the secret service that is out of an a

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