jeff smith and olive garden resident -- and the olive garden president. you have been with the company for some time. jeff lampooned the unlimited breadsticks in amazing 300-page presentation last september. i see the breadstick is hardly a source of weakness, it is a sign of strength. >> it is one of our most popular items. jeff look to make sure they were served perfectly every time. we want hot, fresh breadsticks on the cable at all times. -- on the table at all times. stephanie: why change things? the olive garden has a loyal customer. does it want something different? do you think different design will bring in a new customer? >> the brand struggled little bit. most of that we think was due to the fact we may have been resting on our laurels. in the last three or four years. a new sign, a new look inside is a signal of change and evolution. we are trying to refresh the brand and continue to focus on great experiences for our guests. stephanie: why not change the name? i live in new york city where there are tons of time restaurants. it is olive garden

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erik: that was jeff smith come a ceo of star board value. the new olive garden this morning.livia: doubling down on breadsticks. erik: i ate the chicken farm sandwich. -- chicken parham sandwich. olivia: the best returns in the art world could be in soviet era sculptures and paintings. ♪ olivia: 80 years ago joseph stalin created socialist realism by decree. he wanted to glorify soviet communism through art. russian capitalists these days cannot get enough of it. andre filatov says these works offer bigger returns been european masters. care is ryan chilcote. -- here is ryan chilcote. ryan: charles phyllis -- socialist realist art was created to glorify communism. rush's cannot get enough of it. russia's rish is -- translator: it is the most profitable investment you can imagine. a french impressionist can cost up to $300 million. an average masterpiece, over $100 million. a soviet painting can cost $1 million. the price can go up tenfold. ryan: depictions of world war ii to the sochi gallery in london this year. in the future, the plan is to open his own museum. up in the: i

want to thank the members of sfgtv covering the meeting jeff smith and [inaudible] madam clerk do we have announce 789 >> please silence cell phones and devices. speaker cards should be submit today the aclerk. [inaudible] >> okay thank you matdm clerk. we have a few items to get through first before we get to the departments. we have one department in particular, mr. sis narrows has to hop on a air plane so want to accommodate that >> item 5 ordinance appropriating 2.7 million to the airport commission amending submitting recept squz expendsures in fiscal year 2015, 16 >> i see cathy wagner and mr. robertson >> good morning, cath y wagner with san francisco airport. i'm joined by bruce robertson who can answer questions as well. the airport is rerequesting the appropriation to 15, 16 operating budget for 2.6 million dollars [inaudible] light, heat and power work order. of the 2.6 being requested the airport is seeking approve for 1.4 million for increased utility rate via the work order as well as 1.2 million in the form of airport annulate service payment.

county executive jeff smith released a statement this morning. although the agreement has to be ratified by members the strike has been averted and residents will be able to access all county services today and the weeks ahead. it would have been a challenging day if 9,000 county employees had walked off their jobs. that's about half of all county employees. 475 were prohibited from striking because a judge ruled they are essential employees. this agreement is from fouror four years. >>> in indonesia this morning more than 100 people are feared death. the confirmed death toll stands at 74 but is expected to rise. no word yet on the number of casualties on the ground. >> reporter: a fiery end at the plane crash. there were 113 people on board, 101 passengers, and 12 crew members. according to officials a military air base aid nearby a c-130 transport plane came down in a residential area in north sumatra. crushing cars, burning buildings, and part of a three-story hotel. dozens killed at the scene. indonesian c-130 are used to transport troops or

reporter jeff smith looks at what's being done to keep the high waters under control. >> reporter: i'mthe city of irving. this is a suburb of dallas. and it has been raining non-stop since 4 this morning. the rain just keeps coming. you can see behind me the city has set up about 20 water pumps to pump out water from this rising creek in an effort to protect nearby homes from flooding. there's about 20 of these butchpumps. the water being pumped out of the nearby river to stem flooding in this part of the city. you will see to the left of those water pumps, there's a major highway. it's called loop 12. it goes around dallas. we have seen about a half dozen cars hydroplane off of that highway and into ditches. police tell me at this point, no one has been hurt but we have seen a lot of wreckers and a lot of damaged cars because cars are slipping off of the roadway and into the ditch and this'sere's a lot of damage. the pumps have been here for hours trying to keep the creek from rising. we are keeping an eye on the situation, built rain here in dallas and towns around is expected to las

jeff smith and all of garden president -- when was the last time you went to oliv gardene. dealmaking in the chip industry is on fire. intel is snapping up altera. for monday.ch fun which company is next? we had to san francisco to find out. ♪ betty: "bloomberg market day." welcome back to the "bloomberg market day." -- welcome back to the "bloomberg market day.". made andollard plane is scheduled landing in japan to wait out bad weather. sunday for what could be the longest leg of the journey. a five day, 5000 mile flight to hawaii. it began in march in on would be the seventh of 12 flight scheduled. the supreme court has bolstered the religious rights of workers. saying a lawsuit abercrombie & fitch illegally denied a job to a girl because she wore a headscarf. businessesigion -- to be more religiously concerned. justices ruled there was not enough for prosecutors to show that the comments were enough to make a reasonable person feel threatened, that's a look at the top stories of this hour. let's go to julie hyman for look at how the markets are reacting. julie: take a l

jeff smith released a statement this morning saying in part that although that the agreement is ratifiedy the members it's avirtualed and residence can access all county services today and in the weeks ahead. there would have been long lines if 9,000 employees remitted by s i u had refused to work today. 475 of them were prohibited from stricking. the gnaw dpreemt runs for four years. >>> the police are break at the scene of a lgbt must recall that's been defaced for a third time. they went beyond spray paint. they have the story from the mission district. >> i did not find the words for it. >> many are shocked go see the mirl after it was damaged by a fire late last night. this after the bride weekend celebration in san francisco history. >> it does so many great different mirlurals all of the time. >> the mural that depicts gay couples has been the man and source of contention and it's been vandized three times since it was first unveiled earlier this month. just week ago someone spray painted the printed installation and they spent $3,000 to replace it and now must spend more money to

smith hasn't scored since the first half. >> jeff: i'm not sure i wouldn't get kyrie irving back intosmith on curry on the switch. green has it knocked away by thompson. green drives. running lay-up -- won't go. mozgov. irving's played 41 minutes. drives. reverse lay-up shot missed. rebound, ezeli. thompson tristan, that is, mistimed his jump. curry trying to find some room. >> jeff: i don't like this. for cleveland. >> mike: curry crossover. steps back -- draws the foul on a two-point attempt. and steph curry will shoot his first free throws of the game. >> jeff: tristan thompson's excellent with his lateral quickness but to me it's just such a tough cover against a guy like steph curry. you're always going to be lunging forward, trying to contest. curry does a great job of drawing the contact. >> mike: curry led the nba in free throw percentage during the regular season. he hasn't shot it as well in the postseason at 92%82%, but knocks that one down. >> mark: i disagree. i think tristan thompson is different than what we saw in the last series with dwight howard terence smith, he ma

smith hasn't scored since the first half. >> jeff: i'm not sure i wouldn't get kyrie irving back intoh on curry on the switch. green has it knocked away by thompson. green drives. running lay-up -- won't go. mozgov. irving's played 41 minutes. drives. reverse lay-up shot missed. rebound, ezeli. thompson tristan, that is, mistimed his jump. curry trying to find some room. >> jeff: i don't like this. for cleveland. >> mike: curry crossover. steps back -- draws the foul on a two-point attempt. and steph curry will shoot his first free throws of the game. >> jeff: tristan thompson's excellent with his lateral quickness but to me it's just such a tough cover against a guy like steph curry. you're always going to be lunging forward, trying to contest. curry does a great job of drawing the contact. >> mike: curry led the nba in free throw percentage during the regular season. he hasn't shot it as well in the postseason at 92%82%, but knocks that one down. >> mark: i disagree. i think tristan thompson is different than what we saw in the last series with dwight howard terence smith, he made a

. >> reporter: the first person to speak there was county executive jeff smith. we actually got him to turn around. he was in fremont at the time we called him right around 4 a.m. he was so happy, very willing to talk to media this morning and get the word out that they reached a good deal. you really get the sense that this was applicable and respectful from the get-go so all smiles out here in the south bay. back to you. >> looks like it. kiet, so what happens now with this deal and who has to approve it? >> reporter: yeah. so the union members still have to ratify the deal. they will get the details on that next week. then after that happens, and it gets approved then the santa clara county board of supervisors has to approve it and then it becomes part of the budget and they go on as usual. live in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> a terror warning for the july 4th weekend has law enforcement on alert around the country. nypd will patrol the air and the ground during a fireworks show. they will use surveillance cameras to watch crowds and manhole covers in the c

. >> reporter: county executive jeff smith says the county is working to avoid a strike but preparing just in case. >> we're working hard to get all the problems solved. but they can rely upon all the essential services continuing even if there is a strike. >> reporter: nowsch the county wouldn't tell us specifically what it is offering the union but the county's employees union says that it will have to do better than the contract that was offered to them in 2013 which was 5% over two years. reporting live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> results of a bay area council poll are out. no surprise, most people said it has become harder to find housing in the bay area. 76% of those polled support housing for low income and middle income residents. 50% said they would support new housing even if it means their city would become even more crowded. when it comes to welcoming new housing, san francisco residents are the most amenable. housing prices through the roof in silicon valley making it difficult for many families. and today business and community leaders launched a new organizatio

the county executive jeff smith released this statement this morning saying although the agreement has to be ratified by its members, strike has been averted and you can access all county services today and during the weeks ahead. could have been an interesting and challenging day if the employees representing 521 walked off the job. that's about half of all county employees. 475 would have been prohibited from striking because they were deemed essential employees, including 911 dispatchers and workers at the jail and juvenile hall. this latest deal is for four years. recent contracts for only two years. money was a major sticking point along with staffing issues. the next step is for union membership and county supervisors to vote on it. reporting live in san jose, matt keller abc news 7. >>> thank you. breaking news in san francisco. an lgbt mural has been defaced again. somebody tried to set the mural at 24th and bryant on fire last night. this is the third time in recent weeks it's been vandalized. the mural blends mexican-american images with lesbian, gay and transgender themes. a

smith went for the fake and curry can give them the lead at the free-throw line. >> jeff: that's the bad foul by j.r. smith. again, they switch it he gets a little space and shows the shot clearly, a two. i do not like that call. steph curry is jumping into the space as j.r. smith goes up to contest. it's clearly a two-point shot but to me, just like in the restricted zone you have the right as a defender to go up a guy should not be able to dive into you. >> mike: that's the sixth foul on j.r. smith. so he fouls out in 39 minutes with 13 points. curry during the regular season 91% from the free-throw line. number one in the nba in free-throw percentage. in the playoffs he's been at 83%. there's one of the fouls. curry is 5-6 tonight. this one on barnes. and now the six personal. as smith is disqualified. >> jeff: he fouled klay thompson. >> mark: also a call or no call league also on both sides of the floor. curry benefits with that contact. lebron doesn't get the call. >> mike: tied game. curry family so nervous led by the superstar riley. golden state leads. time-out cleveland. >>

. >> county executive jeff smith says that they are working to avoid a strike, but they are preparing just in case and he says that essential services will still be available. >> this is a does it really gets people's attention unless anyone affected is a 911 call center. >> that is right. it will be an interesting week down in san jose. and that entire areas of -- area. >> serious concerns about the safety of the bay bridge in the meantime have some often -- do we need a bay bridge recall? >> the bad news is rounds more bad news about dollars and thanks into a design flaw, over 100 balls on the $6 billion on sitting in saltwater and maybe starting to crowd. an engineer that i spoke with says that earthquake big or small could cause those bolts to synaptic bridge officials cautioned about jumping to such conclusions. >> we do not need every single one of those to work in a big earthquake. the question is, right now, bridges safe -- yes or no? >> of course. completely safe and we may have a maintenance problem. we may not have got to get to the bottom of whether we have a problem -- >>

smith went for the fake and curry can give them the lead at the free-throw line. >> jeff: that's the bad foul by j.r. smith. again, they switch it he gets a little space and shows the shot clearly, a two. i do not like that call. steph curry is jumping into the space as j.r. smith goes up to contest. it's clearly a two-point shot but to me, just like in the restricted zone you have the right as a defender to go up a guy should not be able to dive into you. >> mike: that's the sixth foul on j.r. smith. so he fouls out in 39 minutes with 13 points. curry during the regular season 91% from the free-throw line. number one in the nba in free-throw percentage. in the playoffs he's been at 83%. there's one of the fouls. curry is 5-6 tonight. this one on barnes. and now the six personal. as smith is disqualified. >> jeff: he fouled klay thompson. >> mark: also a call or no call league also on both sides of the floor. curry benefits with that contact. lebron doesn't get the call. >> mike: tied game. curry family so nervous led by the superstar riley. golden state leads. time-out cleveland. >>

jeff smith and olive garden president david george, coming up this hour.pens, erik, no more unlimited bread sticks and salad and without those, what will you do friday night? erik: beginning with our top stories, five programs aimed at stopping terrorists have expired. the senate failed to extend them before a midnight deadline yesterday and means for now the national security agency can no longer collect americans' phone records in bulk and search for links to terrorists. republican senator rand paul used senate rules to slow down action on a bill that would keep the spy programs in place.

but he misses a pair of free throws. >> jeff: and mike if they score here i wouldn't be surprised to see the hack-a-iguodala. >> mike: travel. j.r. smithps and turns it over. 18th turnover of the game for cleveland. >> jeff: you don't have to wait to -- >> mike: and there they do. they foul iguodala. dellavedova grabs him. iguodala who missed nine consecutive free throws at the end of game five. dellavedova letting the official know what he's doing. >> jeff: it's not in the penalty, though. >> mark: steve kerr about to put barbosa in the ball game in place of iguodala. >> jeff: that's why you have to do it before the ball's inbounded. they waited so that's the problem. >> mike: the next one, the penalty. iguodala now goes to the bench. curry drives. tried to scoop shot. lost it. and it's cavs ball with 3:30 to play. >> mark: if you're james, the last play you threw it to j.r. smith. no. the ball has to be in your hands. >> mike: james picks up his dribble. barbosa nearly knocks it away and he does. livingston picks it up. barbosa with a big play. lay-up misses. and dellavedova grabs that. here comes james. sets, fires -- misses the thr

but he misses a pair of free throws. >> jeff: and mike if they score here i wouldn't be surprised to see the hack-a-iguodala. >> mike: travel. j.r. smithps and turns it over. 18th turnover of the game for cleveland. >> jeff: you don't have to wait to --here they do. they foul iguodala. dellavedova grabs him. iguodala who missed nine consecutive free throws at the end of game five. dellavedova letting the official know what he's doing. >> jeff: it's not in the penalty, though. >> mark: steve kerr about to put barbosa in the ball game in place of iguodala. >> jeff: that's why you have to do it before the ball's inbounded. they waited so that's the problem. >> mike: the next one, the penalty. iguodala now goes to the bench. curry drives. tried to scoop shot. lost it. and it's cavs ball with 3:30 to play. >> mark: if you're james, the last play you threw it to j.r. smith. no. the ball has to be in your hands. >> mike: james picks up his dribble. barbosa nearly knocks it away and he does. livingston picks it up. barbosa with a big play. lay-up misses. and dellavedova grabs that. here comes james. sets, fires -- misses the three. and curry g

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smith and, of course, matthew dellavedova. >> mark: i think they are going to trust miller to be the inbounds passer. experienced. >> mike: trustworthy guy. >> jeff they took shumpert out because he had missed two free throws previously. >> mike: so they'll inbound in their front court, but you can throw it in the back court. >> mark: here's what michael jordan was so good. he's going to get open. he's going to get the basketball. >> mike: miller looking. good ball denial from klay thompson. and james immediately fouled. james is 6 of 8 from the free-throw line tonight. >> jeff: anything goes in these situations. watch klay thompson grabbing here the jersey, i mean -- the foul didn't get called until he had landed, so -- you've got to be strong -- and that was a nice inbounds pass by miller. >> mark: you cosign anything goes in these situations? >> jeff: i do not. >> mark: thank you. >> mike: five-point lead. shumpert thompson mozgov will all come in as blatt and those defensive substitution. >> mark: last trip mozgov did a very good job denying and trapping steph curry. you got to make somebody else bring it up the court. >> jeff: and again, tha

smith and, of course, matthew dellavedova. >> mark: i think they are going to trust miller to be the inbounds passer. experienced. >> mike: trustworthy guy. >> jeff they took shumpert out because he had missed two free throws previously. >> mike: so they'll inbound in their front court, but you can throw it in the back court. >> mark: here's what michael jordan was so good. he's going to get open. he's going to get the basketball. >> mike: miller looking. good ball denial from klay thompson. and james immediately fouled. james is 6 of 8 from the free-throw line tonight. >> jeff: anything goes in these situations. watch klay thompson grabbing here the jersey, i mean -- the foul didn't get called until he had landed, so -- you've got to be strong -- and that was a nice inbounds pass by miller. cosign anything goes in these situations? >> jeff: i do not. >> mark: thank you. >> mike: five-point lead. shumpert thompson mozgov will all come in as blatt and those defensive substitution. >> mark: last trip mozgov did a very good job denying and trapping steph curry. you got to make somebody else bring it up the court. >> jeff: and again, that ball has to

smith. sandra: this is not a biased question at all. >> it you see what she's wearing, jeff?i can't see it, but i think a hockey jersey. maria: she's got the jersey on. sandra: i'm a chicago girl and love the blackhawks and with the early mornings haven't caught as many games, but the blackhawks have a much more experienced team as you just said, we've got a couple of championships under our belt in a short amount of time and most the players still on the ice. your team is younger, they're fast, but they are younger and less experienced. it's going to be a tough call tonight, but you are actually able to go to the game because we're not restricting ticket sales. i was wondering what you say about the criticism about ticket sales being restricted to florida zip codes in the state and blackhawks aren't doing that. they're not afraid of, you know, you coming onto their turf. >> yeah, sure, i think that's been exaggerated to a great extent. it's only a small segment of our ticket sales that are restricted and that's through some phone numbers and ticketmaster. there are other way