i think like kevin johnson said, i'm not sure that there were mistakes. these officers work tremendously hard under a very difficult situation to exercise a lot of restraint and try to keep everybody safe. again, i would like to underscore the fact that there are certain folks out there, and unfortunatel unfortunately fortunately, it's a small fraction, but there are certain folks who want to cause a lot of problems and they can impact at times. [ inaudible question ] >> our guys who wear badges will be able to do the jobs that they need to do, have the front-line interaction with folks and be able to react more effectively to different dynamics. >> we had a situation where seven, eight, nine blocks, and last night was over four-square miles. so there is more of a challenge when that happens. >> you know, it is frustrating because i feel like that certain individuals take advantage of not only the business owners, for example, but they're taking advantage of the community, and in many ways of mr. brown's life and legacy. this almost has to turn into somet

>> i had a very good heads-up along with chief dodson and kevin johnson yesterday about this.ome things had to be firm upped and that was firmed up this morning. >> not that there was -- >> no, i didn't know it was going to be a nonindictment. i had no idea about that. >> would that have helped if you knew that an hour or two before? >> no, i don't really believe it would. that's contrary to how we run the grand jury process. i just feel look that's information that we really shouldn't be privy to. protect that process. i talked to mr. mccullough today. he told me the timeline of the announcement and said the only thing i won't tell you is the verdict. i said i understand that. i wouldn't ask. i understand your question and the reasoning, but, you know, with the way we have a grand jury process, i don't think that's appropriate. >> how do you respond to the business owners who are sitting at home right now watching their businesses brn to the ground. >> captain johnson and i and sam dodson have spent countless and countless hours engaging this community. we've talked to the do

here to explain, kevin johnson, the ceo with ebates, joining us from san francisco this morning. r company is, what it does, what your relationship is with retailers. >> sure. happy black friday. for consumers we are the world's best independent shopper loyalty program. all you need is an e-mail address to get started. mobile apps, from one of our e-mails, a website, go shopping, and there is cash back potentially on anything you buy. there is no limit on what you earn. we literally send you a check in the mail or to you via paypal. that is real money. this year consumers will earn $120 million by cashback. for retailers, we are just as as for therainer consumer. they earn a commission, and we are able to add up to real dollars for them. about 3.2 billion dollars will be spent by consumers through our program, and if history is any guide, hopefully today they are spending somewhere between 3% and 5% of e-commerce with our retail partners. >> what is in the retailer just keep all of this to himself or herself or themselves? if it is target for apple -- i know how to get to apple fo

attorney general, kevin johnson "usa today." can you tell us how many are in this group and when they will begin their work here? >> how many? >> how many prosecutors and advisors will be placed in those areas and when they will begin their work? >> we can get you that information in terms of when they will actually be there and the overall, overall numbers. we can get you that information. >> we'll have it fromfrom right here. >> brian barry. euro politics. question on the visa waiver program. how realistic you can get reciprocity with all the member-states included when in fact the pressure is in the opposite direction to restrict the program? also for mr. holder, how are you getting right of e.u. redress from the united states congress. >> can address both. >> not that difficult. the answer is quite simple. that's why we're here and it was very clear before when i talked about visa waiver and all these issues. what is our vision? what do we want to do in the future? to adopt the principle of reciprocity at all levels. and we

attorney general kevin johnson. can you tell us how many are in this group and when they will begin their work here? how many prosecutors and advisers will be placed in these areas? >> we can get you that information in terms of when they will actually be there in the overall numbers. we can get you that information. >> brian berry girl politics. a question for the commissioner on the visa waiver program. how realistic is it that you can get reciprocity with all the member states included when the pressures in the opposite direction to restrict the program and for mr. holder how are you proposing to get the writer for additional -- judicial redress from the united states congress? >> it's not difficult because the answer is very simple. that is why we are here and it was clear before when i talked about the visa waiver and all these issues. what is our vision? what do we want to do in the future? to adopt the principle of reciprocity at all levels in the way you want to see the europeans the united states without an

. >> kevin johnson committee chair at this conference of mayors, has made this issue and he appointed mayor de blasio from new york and myself to have a task force look at this around the country. i think it's a problem in every urban area in the country, whether it's pittsburgh, lord, boston anywhere in massachusetts. it goes back to what's in the book about what is coming back to dance and what is the real address? i spent 17 years in the legislature. we were policy driven in the legislature, and i think what's happened there's been a growing disconnect between legislatures and cities understanding what is the real agenda. mayor wong spoke about what her policy is and what her agenda is when she came into office. if we're not talking at the same agenda, not giving the cities and towns the tools they need to get that agenda, there's a disconnect. we have an agenda in boston. i did a few peace legislation i try to get through this you and i was able to get it. whether you agree with the issue or not, we've put together -- i don't care if anyone is on. we're looking to extend in a temp

requirements i've presented to the mta committee before and i've been working closely with both kevin jackson and carl johnson from the mayor's office and light house for the blind to see if we can come up with some new and innovative ways of identifying for the people who are visually impaired that they are actually at an scene of at an scene of at an intersection with a brt stop. >> thanks. >> i want to thank you for that presentation. i think it's a great project. my concern is also with the businesses that are in that corridor you know, in terms of the white zones and yellow zones will they get their deliveries we don't want people double parked to slow down traffic have we looked at how we're going to address that? >> it has has been brought up and as we get closer to construction -- the first time it will begin to seriously raise its head when we start the actual construction is we're going to have to work closely with police and parking and traffic to make sure that we have very stringent enforcement along van ness avenue the expectation is if we crack down early, we can prevent that behavior from deve

education is something over here and something for education, mayors note that because they deal -- kevin johnson conference of mayorss made this issue and he appointed mayor bill deblasio to have a task force look at this around the country and i think it is a problem in every urban area in the country whether it is pittsburgh, lawrence, boston or anywhere of around the country, goes back to what is in the book about what is the chair coming back and what is the addressing? i spent 17 years in the legislature, we have policy driven in the legislature but what happened is that disconnect between legislatures and cities, that is the real agenda. and what the policy is and what her agenda is when she came into office and if we are not talking about the same agenda we are not giving cities and towns the tools they need to carry that agenda out there is a disconnected. in the city of boston, i did a few pieces of legislation i tried to get through this year and wasn't able to get it. not with you agree with the issue or not, i don't know if anyone is on it but we don't extend in a temporary peace in

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. >> cory johnson with the weather company chief information technology officer at the amazon web services conference in las vegas. kevine launches his latest venture. we will speak to the digg founder and google ventures partner next. ♪ >> time now for bloomberg television on the markets. the s&p 500 did manage to eat out enough to close at records. the nasdaq falling by 3/10 of 1%. a lot of it missing estimates, particularly in japan and in the u.s. >> is bigger always better? kevin rose doesn't think so necessarily. the google ventures partner is on to his latest venture, a mobile app that allows users to share tiny photos and videos. today he is launching tiiny 2.0. how'd you describe that? >> the best way to describe it is when you think about instagram, they are very curated experience. hugh take the time to get your filters right, to describe what you are doing. this is about capturing those little moments. you cannot enlarge it and it is these little tiny things that live in your profile that you share with your friends and followers. a great example of last night, it was awesome. we saw a tiny moment. he did no

. >> although, kevin started to fight, the jeff gordon got involved in it. gordon -- i won't call him soft. jimmie johnson was here, they own apartments in new york city. they're media superstars now. do you own a property in manhattan? have you gone city slicker i? >> do not. we have a management company that has ufc fighters and country music stars and different things like that so i'd rather go to a ufc fight than -- i enjoy coming to the city but there's too much traffic here for me. >> final question. some guy tweeted this. i don't know if he made it up or what. the amount of beer after the title was 80 cases. under or over? >> that's correct. that's the amount that we brought to the celebration and to the small gathering afterwards. >> wait. how many people? how many people drank 80 cases? >> hard to keep track of the people. it was free beer. good time. >> we're just trying to figure out -- i suspect he did not pay for it. >> no pay. >> kevin, thank you very. congratulations. when a year, man. >> thank you, guys. appreciate it. >> appreciate it. all right. so, speaking of different kind of driving,

kevin. thefty as about the you have dubbed it. say a rogue such as guy johnson decided to steal my phone.does your app do? thing that happens is, somebody steals your phone and they want your data, the thief will probably enter, and pass codes. first, hopefully you don't have those as your actual passcode. if you have lookout installed, we try to predict if your phone is stolen even before you know it. the phone will take a picture of the thief and e-mail it to you. >> so here it is, guy johnson stole my phone. this is what it might look like. guy took my phone and tried to remove the sim card. the phone takes a picture of whoever is looking at it. what do you do with that photo? i could get guy johnson in trouble? two cases, one it is a coworker trying to sneak into your phone and you might have an awkward conversation. a number of people have turned those photos into the police. times, people who steal phones are known to the police in the local area. it is a tremendous tool for police. >> it has gone wild on social media. one thefty being sent around facebook -- >> 100,000 times. >> no

kevin spacey in the hit netflix series, "house of cards." "catch'm, scandal, madame good wife kwtsd. i'm back down with the round table, u.s. congress woman bass. >> first things, ted johnsonto be you wouldn't touch politics with a 10 foot poll. and now, not only do -- >> now the ratings for politicians. >> yes. >> is that it? >> no, no. it's funny. i ask show creators. i asked gary trdeau who did alpha house. he said i have no idea. i asked john lovett. he's working on another show. >> sarah palin says 1400. >> so you remember congress. you're the heart of this mountain. and you represent l.a., which is out here. we make all of these movies. what's going on? >> i want you to know that everybody in congress watches them. >> did anybody ever come up to you and say is it really as bad as k"house of cards". >> absolutely. and i say in their dreams. >> the young woman from the newspaper under the tracks. he takes the other congressmen from south philly and he rigs the exhaust pipe to kill'm. >> so it has murder, sex, everything everybody likes. >> there's a long standing tie in hollywood. hollywood looks at what's relevant today. i called a friend of mine -- >> yeah, he had a