you know katy better than katy knows katy. [ cheers and applause ] that's very exciting.gratulations. >> thank you. >> jimmy: we are going to take a break. you sleep very well on that pillow, and you goat keep your scrapbook, too. isn't that wonderful? >> i'm so happy. >> i really wanted that scrapbook! >> jimmy: i'm sure you know more about emily than she knows about herself too. right? >> she's a katy cat. >> jimmy: katy perry. we'll be right back with billy bob thornton. stick around. [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by the makers of claritin-d. blow away nasal congestion fast with claritin-d. yothey also bring tough nasal than sneecongestion. hy eyes. so you need claritin-d. it combines the leading non-drowsy antihistamine with a powerful decongestant all in one pill. so blow away nasal congestion fast with claritin-d. makes everything algood even better...ilk from the bowls of cereal you make... to all the delicious recipes you bake. because inside every carton is the goodness of blue diamond almonds. almond breeze.

katie marzullo is at the family home with the latest. katie? >> kristen, we have seen people peeking from behind the blinds. we have not seen anyone come or go. the high school is a beehive of activity with students buzzing about a class mate they don't know. >> what was he thinking? that is crazy. >> 17-year-old and her brother are away of the famous stow away teen goes to hive with them but admits they do not know who he is. >> i cannot movie he got that far. you would think security would be on that. >> the plane was headed to maui but the f.b.i. does not believe that was the intended destination but the plane closest to the fence. hawaii media reports he was trying to get to relatives in africa. it is quiet at the home where he lives with his parents and siblings, a sister refuting reports that the brother and parents fought. >> glad he is okay. there is more to the story we have not heard. >> the family has only lived here a few months and the dad drive as cab. the family is nice and quiet. the principal of the high school will only confir

now it's time for sneaky peeks with katie lowes. >> katie, what are you thinking right there? >> actually i -- >> that's great. now back to you. that sound can only mean one thing. you've been pulled over by the fashion police. whew! whew! >> puh-leeze. you call those pants? puh-leeze. puh-leeze. >> jimmy: i have to say that's not very nice what you're saying. >> guillermo: oh, don't be a baby. speaking of baby, gwynn stephani just had a baby. it's time to play whose baby is this? seriously, whose baby is this? anyone? >> mucho. >> guillermo: wow, that's it for now. tune in next time for my ultimate list it's going to be so stupid. until next time, i'm guillermo and this is mucho! >> jimmy: tonight on the show from scandal, katie lowes is here. music from john legend. we'll be back with jason bateman! boring! yeah! ♪ if you want to see old faithful ♪ ♪ don't be such a couch potato ♪ ♪ yeah just go check out the thing for yourself ♪ highlander! ♪ we ain't got no room for boring ♪ ♪ ferdy gerdy ferdy ger boom! [ cluck, cluck ] ♪ no, w

she was sleeping over at katie's house that night. more than a decade later, it's all still sfresh in her memory. >> i woke upstartled a little bit out of nowhere and i was kind of confused to a lot of noise. >> i woke this girl up. >> her friend katie was asleep on the bottom bunt bunk. >> i cut her bra. >> i could see there was a scary older man that i have never seen before. >> i stabbed her here and she jumped back and i cut her like this right here. >> he had a hand on her mouth and on her neck. she was looking at me, he cut her throat and fell to the ground. >> 13-year-old katie harris lay dying on the floor. >> he was about to shut off the light, he noticed one more time that i was there, he just shut the door and came back towards me with the knife. >> the only thing he said was move your hands. he reached over the top of me and cut my neck. >> she severed her windpipe. >> i am very sure he thought he killed me. >> crystal identified tommy lynn sells as the assailant. >> to be honest, he seemed blank. i mean, there was no emot

: [ chuckles ] >> katie: are you sure? forces are gathering. >> ridge: so let them gather. won't effect what we have together. >> katie: good, because i don't want things to change. >> ridge: sometimes change is good. >> katie: i can't really imagine it getting any better than this. >> ridge: you ain't seen nothing yet. >> katie: [ chuckles ]

katie is working with our team in portland. she's born without a hand.ested in paralympics. she wants to track and field. >> how is this different from the one you usually use? >> first of all, it's much lighter. the socket is very comfortable, sweat proof. actually it's really made for starting blocks so it helps me, get down, here, i'll show you. >> on your mark, get set, go! >> the i-limb technology is closest most patients can come to the dexterity of a real hand. for jason, the tiniest household task force are now possible. despite having lost both of his arms in an electrical accident jason is willing to try just about anything, sometimes using his more durable hooks around the farms, sometimes with his ilimbs. he's one of a field tester, make him one of the first in the world to have bionic arms. >> he has a great personality and he's willing to talk to other people about his experience, what he's been do through, the good, the bad, the ugly. >> why would you like to see the technology go? >> they're wanting to get into single nerve, wanting one n

katie marzullo is outside the boy's home in santa clara. katie marzullo? >> at this point the f.b.i. is confirming that maui was not the intended target and he simply hopped the plane closest to the fence. hawaii media is reporting he was trying to get to relatives in africa. he lives at this home with his parents and his dad drives a cab for a living. neighbors say they have been representing this house for a year. >> i normally see not the son but the girls, the mom takes him to school. that is when i take my daughter to school. that is the only time i usually see them. the mom and the little one take a walk around the neighborhood and that is it. >> the initial reports were that the 15-year-old ran away after getting into a fight with his parents on saturday and he hopped a plane on sunday but a sister says there was no fight between her brother and her parents and the teen we understand is in the custody of child protective services if maui. no word on when he could return to the bay area but when he does, we understand he will not face charges. that i

katie marzullo is outside the teen's home with what we have learned. katie marzullo?kristen, we now how he did it and how he could have survived but why did he do it is the question. the f.b.i. saying maui was not the targeted destination the he hopped a plane closest to the fins but this is a report he was trying to get to relatives in africa. another initial report is that he ran away after a tight with his par ins but a sister said this was no fight. the 15-year-old is in the custody of child protective services in maui and an airport official in maui describes the teen's state when first discovered. >> he fell to the ground and regained strength and stood up and started walking to the aircraft. >> the teen lives in santa clara with his parents and three siblings and his dad drives a cab. there has been no activity at the home all night since we have been here. there is no information when the teen will return to the bay area. >>> the plane reached 38,000 feet so he survived below zero temperatures with little oxygen and that could be what saved his climate. >> the

katie and eric? >> thank you, breaking news in oakland, investigators consider a fire at an administration office of children's hospital suspicious because it started on the outside of the building. it started after 2:30 this morning at 53rd and dover streets. our reporter will have a report from the scene in the next half hour. >>> the rain is back this morning and causing some headaches for people across the bay area this morning, and abc7 news reporter is in berkeley hills. >>> good morning, we are here in the berkeley hills where folks are waking up to no power this morning. pg&e is, with -- working to restore power to two or three dozen homes. i talked to a lineman and he said the rain is the culprit. it has been raining for several hours. that caused a lot of problems with waterlogged tree limbs that fell on to several lines, breaking them. he said it caught some shrubbery on fire put out, of course, by the rain. he is working on and there are several crews working to restore power here in the

katie and i will be there and don't forget to >> good morning. it is april 30th. the smoking gun in benghazi finally revealed. >> it was a political story not based on the facts. >> there is new evidence the benghazi scandal is linked directly to the white house. >> extreme weather overnight, storms slamming the southeast killing dozens of people. families now picking up the pieces embracing for a new threat. dangerous flooding wreaking havoc on 18 states. maria molina is live on the ground tracking severe weather. >> pyramids tossing and tumbling. is cheerleading a sport? one thir it could change high school athletics for good. >> good morning from the wet streets of new york city to yo hotel whenever you are waking up. i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. thank you for starting your early morning with us. we have shocking information on a coverup. susan rice was pressed and pushed to blame the terror attack on a video. >> elizabeth prann is live for us in washington. is this the smoking gun investigators have been looking for? >> that's what some law

katie. >> i'll be quick. a couple of years ago, people were panicking about drowning polar bears.use there's too much ice. they cannot get to the food. there you go. stupid polar bears are back. >> on behalf of all of us, all of us want to sentd our love and thoughts down south we've had 28 victims so far of these horrible tornadoes, if you want to help please go to www.red cross.org. >> you saw kimberly here today with harris faulkner at noon. katie and i will be there and don't forget to also set an episode of the "the five." >>> new documents lead directly to the white house in what could be a smoking gun in the benghazi terrorist attacks. this is "special report." >>> good ending -- evening i'm shannon bream in for bret bear. there is no evidence that obama administration aides were concerned with protecting the president's image. seven weeks before the election, the new revelations go to the heart of the administration. >> an email sent three days after the benghazi

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>> katy tur at search headquarters in perth, australia. katy, thanks. >>> as the crisis in ukraine plays out with russia, the u.s. is making its presence known militarily in neighboring countries, though this should not be confused with any kind of combat footing deployment. about 150 u.s. troops arrived in poland today for military exercises. others being sent to estonia, latvia, lithuania, 600 in all. the pentagon says the aim here is to send a signal to reassure those nato countries the u.s. remains committed to their defense. >>> there are ominous reports tonight of yet another chemical attack in syria. syrian opposition activists who posted this video online, unconfirmed as of yet by nbc news, claim chlorine gas was recently used by syrian government forces on towns held by the rebels, and the scores of people were left coughing and choking and gasping for breath. the government denies these reports. members of the u.n. security council are calling for an investigation. chlorine, obviously, highly toxic, is of concern here because it

remove katie...and give bill back his job. >> katie: i'm sorry. i know it's a lot. >> adele: i'll have everything organized before your meeting. >> katie: thank you. [ knock on door, door opens ] >> adele: oh, and mr. barber's early for his appointment. >> katie: that's fine. come on in, justin.

good evening, katy. >> reporter: good evening. it is already saturday morning and we're quickly approaching a month. why is a month important? well, the batteries on those beacons, the black box beacons begin to run out after a month. so they basically have the weekend to find this plane. to help with that, they have started to deploy the pinger locators we have been talking about. the naval devices are being towed underwater by australian ships. they're able to detect a ping from a black box as much as 20,000 feet below the surface. now above the surface, there are eight countries, 14 planes, nine ships in the indian ocean. and while the search may be going full speed, everything else seems to be slowing down. they haven't had a news conference here in kuala lumpur in a week. they're shutting down the media center on monday. there's been no new spottings, new leads, or satellite imagines. if they don't find the plane this weekend, they might have to go into a new phase of looking where they're using sonar and radar to sweep the o

i ask katie the same question. i understand a lot of countries don't want to touch the issue because they are afraid of the backlash. does it force states to use untested drugs, and is that the case? >> because the state of oklahoma does not reveal the force of their drugs, we can't tell if they were tested. if it was a compounding pharmacy that created the drugs, that's problematic, because there has been difficulties with compounding pharmacies throughout the country. >> what happened tonight - will it change anyone's opinion. >> it's a botched execution in a recent batch of boxed executions that people will notice. states notice what other states were doight. there's no explanation for what happened here tonight. the state of oklahoma has been warned that there could be a problem. >> you said that states take notice, but let's be clear about this. this is left up to the states to decide. is there no mandated mixture of drugs. every death penalty states - they pick their own lethal injection protocol. does what w

katie? >> still ahead, the search for the missing malaysia airlines flight 370 hit as snag. >> the potential explanation for why parts of the country have been hit so hard by winter storms and the answers found halfway around the world. >> if you got your dog -- thought your dog was well behaved, these dogs put your dog to shame. >> covering all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> search crews are hoping to send the navy's robotic submarine diving into the indian ocean to have a go at minding the missing malaysia airlines flight 370 with the first attempt ending early after the sub exceeded its depth and returned to the surface. nothing of interest was found. >> a boy charged with stabbing tv students and a security guard threatened two students before the attack. investigators say alex hribal threatened two over the point and in voice mails. the students were not among those injured. alex hribal is facing attempted murder charges. four students remain in the hospital. three are in critical c

. >> ridge: so, i-i dump katie, go back to brooke, and you'll make me c.e.o.? >> eric: i'll step aside. >> ridge: brooke really did a number on you, didn't she? >> eric: brooke doesn't know anything about this. i'm doing this for you, ridge. i'm doing this for you and for your family. you want this job? that's how you get it. >> brooke: i'm not trying to come between ridge and you. >> katie: so, you've given up on him? >> brooke: we will be working together as co-vice presidents. >> katie: you could have turned down the position. >> brooke: why would i do that?

katie marzullo? eric? >> we have results of a 10-year study that suggests that we dean is prescribed for children if 500,000 emergency visits despite limits. codeine can cause dangerous side effect like difficulty breathing. the author advises any child on codeine get immediate medical attention. the f.d.a. advises using codeine for pain only if anticipated benefits outweigh the risk. >> dramatic scene at church in florida. a car came crashing into the second haitian baptist church injuring two dozen. witnesses say it sounded like an explosion and many rushes to those run over. >> [ inaudible ] >> some were under the car? >> yes. a lady was 70. she is okay. >> driver say the brakes failed when she drove into the clutch parking lot and investigators have not said if she is cited. >> coming up, a pivotal day in the effort to transform the oakland coliseum. >> miss america defends a high school defended for asking her a you gotta reel it up now,buddy. it.creel it up.t up, [father] reel it up,you got him on th

katie and eric? >> a labeling mistake has led to a major meat recall. >> california's bee population plummeting to record lows and speakers thing they have figured out what is causing the deep dive. >> the nation's universities are more picky than ever. >>> covering san mateo and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> welcome back, everyone, glad you are with us, a look from the sutro tower camera, it is clear but that will change. now, what could be right around the corner. >> in boston, firefighters had to put out a big truck fire. crews shut down the northbound lane of interstate 93 on the bridge and firefighters had to smother the truck with foam before the flames were under control and a huge plume of smoke could be seen for miles. police report one person was seriously hurt and traffic so so back up for miles, the local news stations say the marathon is scheduled to start in 45 minutes. >> easter sunday was a day of protest in southern california. they held signs and communitied outside of se

katie marzullo? >> breaking news in sonoma where a raging fire burned a garage and the cars inside and could have injured people in the house. the flames break out outside petaluma a man driving by saw the fire and woke were three in the home and their dogs so they could get out. >> i ran toward the house and i knocked on the windows and doors and people came out and heard me. >> no word on any injuries or the cause of the fire. >> breaking overnight to people have been shot if rich machine during a burglary. >> matt? >> yes, i spoke with a neighbor who her gunshots at 1:00 o'clock this morning and police were here at 13th at this business since that time. this is a burglary that turned and a shoot out. three people ended up shot, two burglars and someone from the business. at least one homicide detective is involved in the investigation. officers went to a hospital and were speaking with one person. officers hat this section of the avenue blocked off and they are expected to be here until the invest

. >> katie: he's pushing ridge at you.stand by and let it happen. >> brooke: it was a business decision, katie. it doesn't affect you. >> katie: well, that's not true. because what affects ridge affects my relationship with him. i mean, i'm sure it's the same with you and bill, right? w

katie stallard is in donetsk. katy, what are the militants demanding? >> reporter: they're demanding a referendum on federalization, which would effectively mean the creation of an independent state within the state of ukraine. some of them want to go further. they want to break away from ukraine altogether and join russia, and tonight in donetsk, the city where i am, they claim that the police are with them, that they are standing behind the protesters here, and similarly, a small town which came under attack by armed masked men in combat fatigues this morning, they say they are holding two key buildings in that town, and with russian forces continuing to mass on the borders here, there are real fears this could be the next domino in this situation to. >> axelrod: so let me follow up on the fears this could be another crimea. how legitimate are those fears? >> reporter: well, the parallels are very striking. what you had there were armed masked mensing key strategic buildings. then a referendum, which became a question on joining the russian federation

>>supervisor katy tang: thank you for your comments. i believe we have a huge number of those in law units. when my parents first moved to san francisco, my family was a family of four and we lived in the sunset district. i know with immigrants with not much income that is only one of the ways that we are able to live here in san francisco. with that said, i do want to appreciate supervisor chiu in his office for tackling this difficult issue. i do appreciate there is a prescreening process that really does not provide penalties and it is a volunteer program, however, i think that where i have hesitation is actually through some of the comments that were expressed by supervisor kim and i know we have different districts and many of the issues you brought up i share as well. i don't know what are the incentives for many of the property owners who want to take advantage of this program. what has been mentioned already is the pass tlus. -- pass throughs. many of these in law units need help with their mortgage payment and they do not have

katy tur is following the search effort. katy? >> reporter: hey, there, lester. it's on the seventh dive right now. it should be wrapping up soon. six completed so far, 51 square miles covered by blue fin 21 and as of now, nothing in the note of data. no wreckage spotted. officials say they are still hopeful that they are searching in the right area. that being said, the next five to seven days they could discontinue the underwater search because for the next week they will be intensely focussing on an area that they have further refined the four acoustic signals that ocean shield detected last week. it's the area they have the best hope for. if nothing is found in the next week, they will have to go back to the drawing board, reassess. they might continue to search under water with blue fin 21 in a brighter area. they may move on to options unclear now. this week is really now or never. >> katy tur, thank you. >> there is a truce in effect tonight in ukraine this easier holiday no sign forces in the eastern part of the country will back down. they exert more and

>> katie: [ sighs ] nothing. just happy. >> ridge: me, too. >> katie: did you ever think that we would end up here in each other's arms? >> ridge: you're the best thing i never saw coming. >> katie: [ chuckles ] funny how things work out. >> eric: i'm glad you came in. i've been worried about you. >> brooke: because the unthinkable happened -- brooke's without a man? >> erie

he only did it for tips. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: katy perry, believe it or not. from the new music video for "birthday." and this is artwork for the "birthday" single. also very unusual. this is a picture of you -- >> throwback thursday artwork. >> jimmy: you and your sister -- is this your mom here? >> that's my mother and my sister with her gorgeous ginger hair. and me with my smirk that still hasn't left my face. and my sister isn't on any kind of social media. so the original version of this had her face pixelated. and i said get birthday trending, unpixelate my sister's

i think katie has a very good point. we've seen a pull back, but they were very expensive. >> we also have to look at value in the context of growth, and right now the economy is growing at a relatively subpar level. and so we have to pay up for growth if weed like to see growth in our portfolios. while we may not be seeing compelling valuation levels for a lot of tech, we are in you look at the context of their growth rates. beyond that, we think this is going to become a fundamental driven market environment, where there are opportunities presented in a wide variety of sectors, and it's really about the specific fundamentals of those companies. that's because of the fed, and it's, while very accommodative stance, removing that accommodative stance, tapering, which means fundamentals are more important. >> katie, you also like financials. i assume that is still in place? >> it is, sue. we're past the stress test at this point. many financial firms are in the position of returning value. another thing we have seen, which

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i am katie marzullo. >> i am eric thomas. lisa is here for meteorologist mike nicco. >> good morning, we are looking at companily clear start with fog forming along the san mateo coast but we are not talking about rain today. it is in the seven-day outlook and 48 in napa and cool in the north bay and 55 in san francisco and 56 in mountain view and 50 in los gatos and the visibility is not pad but with the fog we have four miles at half moon bay and six miles in saab that rose. temperatures today will be slightly cooler with the winds increasing at san francisco and the coast. low 70's around the bay with upper 70's inland. sue? >> we have lumber still in the two right lanes, in the pleasant hill area southbound 680. cars are swerving to take a look so use extra caution. serious accident with thes have way having the road closed and take blossom hill road to camden to get around with no estimated time of opening and matt keller is on scene with a report. we have a day giants game with golden gate ferry war

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rain or shine katie pulled her red cart filled with cookies. she sold about 300 boxes a day. >> i feel really, really happy about it. it's helped me to know i've accomplished a lot and it's really, really cool to see me on tv. >> and the job offers are flooding in. a portion of all the boxes katie sold will be sent to troops in the military and she's not dob yet. her lifetime goal is -- done yet. her lifetime goal is to sell 100,000 boxes. sneeze on her way. >> i think i -- she's on her way. >> i think i ate about four of them. >> i would never be a good cookie sale person. >>> the lowest team in the tournament since 1985 won it tournament since 1985 won it tonight, but was it high ,,,, let's see what you got. rv -- covered. why would you pay for a hotel? i never do. motorcycles -- check. atv. i ride those. do you? no. boat. ahoy, mateys. house? hello, dear. hello. hello. van with airbrushed fire-breathing dragons. ah! check. thank you. the more you bundle, the more you save. even play in the ncaa tourna >>> university of connecticut was on pro

rain or shine katie pulled her red cart filled with cookies. she sold about 300 boxes a day. >> i feel really, really happy about it. it's helped me to know i've accomplished a lot and it's really, really cool to see me on tv. >> and the job offers are flooding in. a portion of all the boxes katie sold will be sent to troops in the military and she's not dob yet. her lifetime goal is -- done yet. her lifetime goal is to sell 100,000 boxes. sneeze on her way. >> i think i -- she's on her way. >> i think i ate about four of them. >> i would never be a good cookie sale person. >>> the lowest team in the tournament since 1985 won it tonight, but was it high flying kentucky or uconn? tip-off is next. ,,,,,,,, avo: safeway gets that staying on budget can be a real bear. that's why... ...they've gots lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. this week,... ... life's just a little sweeter with delicious red, seedless grapes. just $1.99 a pound. clean up with bounty paper towels, only $8.99 for 8 large rolls. and h

you saw katie utehs just walk away there. she's at the san francisco rock 'n' roll marathon this morning. it is currently underway. you just saw her ktvu's katie utehs will have more on the road closures you can expect if you're head the to the city this morning. it is mornings on 2. sunday april 6th. i'm brian flores. >> and i'm allie rasmus. >> mike and claudine have the day off today. >> good morning to you. a good looking day. take a look at this beautiful shot looking towards the east. the official sunrise, 10, 12 minutes ago, and we have plenty of sunshine in store for today. the ridge of high pressure is going to continue to build, and our temperatures will transition from being seasonal yesterday to well above average for today. you can see from storm tracker 2 we have just a little bit of patchy fog out there this morning, picking up a little bit here in and around santa cruz and just off the coast. we will be mostly sunny for today and temperatures along the coast in the 60s to near 70 degrees. with that said i have

. >> oh, katy perry. >> katy perry. >> katy perry. >> she kiss add girl. >> who do you like better katy jam so hard to miley, she's awesome. >> that's funny. that's really funny joke. >> do you ever watch "the o'reilly factor" on fox. >> yes. >> are you lying? >> yes. >> am i going to be on it? >> everybody is coming up to you and saying they are big fans of you and we felt that. >> whatever miley cyrus does, i plan on mimicking, if she dresses up like a hot dog, i'm going to try. >> easy on the mustard. >> where do they get money to buy the ticket? >> i don't know. my ticket was like $250. >> miley isn't giving anything away. i'm curious, those girls work? they have jobs? students? >> one was a nurse and the other going to fashion school. i don't know -- >> fashion school. >> i don't know if their goals are super high. >> one told me in the audience before the segment, he was surprised that they knew so little. >> no, i have to admit, i hate to admit when you're right -- you were right. you said when we went there, no one would know these people. this is too easy. everyone is going to

katie. >> thank you. this morning ground crews at the oakland coliseum are doing everything they can to get the infield ready for play after last night's game was cancelled unregrettably. >> regrettably, due to field conditions, tonight's game has been postponed. [booing] >> the infield was just too wet to play on, all because of a embarrassing mistake. abc7 news reporter tiffany wilson has details. >> the worst seat in the house has to belong to this guy, driving an the infield when the a's should be up at-bat. athletics management said the tarp was left off the field overnight hoping the field would dry out. instead a morning downpour made the situation first and by game time the field wasn't ready. the field looks fine now, but dave, the vice president of stadium operations, said everyone felt conditions were dangerous. earlier you could see manager's bob melvin's foot sink into the field. >> frustrated fans congregated in the parking lot. >> we're bumped. bummed. >> we are playing the mariners seattle

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let me yield to katie mcauliffe. >> katie mcauliffe, americans for tax reform and digital liberty. what to think richard and jim for that great background on electronic -- electronic medication privacy. i will probably reiterate a few things that they have said. so when talking about this, a bunch of different aspects to ecpa, warrant for content, location tracking via cell phone , trap and trace. and we have these principles. the one we want to focus on right now is warrant for content . jim was describing content held in your e-mail and a third party service provider and accountant that is held in the crowd, by facebook, that is in your global document, and one of the things that is really interesting is that on my phone here depending on the white button i hit determines how that the information is protected. if i save a photo to buy phone storage it has warrant protection. if i say the photo to my cloud it does not. that is a strange difference and is something to think about, papers that are in your file cabinet at home have warrant protection, but papers that you say have bee

let's bring in katie pavlich who joins us now. katie, let me go back to the pipeline, first of all.eline first. this delay, do you think this helps democrats overall, democrats overall in the november elections? >> i don't think it does, and i can continually baffle and am puzzled by why the president decides to do this, because the labor unions have a much bigger pull when it comes to the base of the democratic party than the environmental groups do and not to mention across the country people are more concerned about jobs than they are about global warming. now, when tom stayer says he's going to invest $100 million into these campaigns to help the democrats keep the senate, you know, maybe that would help. but in terms of actual results and getting people to work after five years of claiming all they want to do is create jobs, i don't see how this is helpful to democrats. not to mention when it comes to the money, the obama administration is choosing a billionaire over blue collar workers, and i hope they take -- stuart: katie, $100 million for this election cycle is a lot of mon

on the budget we're rising up to it katie. this is a general looked at the departments operating budget for 2013-2014. our operating budget is one hundred and $38 million and so it's important to remember that the departments capital budget varies from year to year wherever when the bonds are issued and other one time sources so we see fluctuation in our capital program like the bond caption that was passed by the voters in 2012. here's a look at our two year budget okay or outlook our budget challenge was healthyier in past years at the one $.4 million and that comes from 3 fundamental sources this coming year 2013-2014 our base budget reduction affordability are target was $600,000. we'll go through the capital budget as earned revenue we make assumptions and are intelligent about making the corrections to our revenue budget you'll see revenue corrections this year that amount to 6 hundred and some of it was for the civic center garage parking that was lower than expected. because of the rim fire we didn't have a strawberry

i have a question for project sponsor katie. i see the building is rising quickly so what kind of when do you think it will be implemented and ready tore leasing and occupancy. >> we plan to have it implemented in september of this year and hopefully mathematic in the fall. >> there was an article in today's chronicle it talked about a similar project i'm not sure if it's in the twittering building there's no reason why not having two of the same thing. >> it's gained popularity. >> sound thank you. >> thank you. >> commissioner moore. >> move to approve. >> i want to ask staff to clarify on the days of the week. michael with the planning department staff so on conditions 12 and the motion specifics 6 days a week that's an error it should be 5 days a week >> thank you. >> and the maker and motion there are amenable to that correction. >> thank you. >> on that motion then commissions commissioner antonini. commissioner borden >> commissioner hillis. commissioner fong and commissioner president wu. so moved, commissioners, that mo