kudo signed up immediately. >> i can't give up. if it was just me it would be okay to give up, but i have my customers. >> the next step was to recruit investors. the company set up a meeting in tokyo. the fund offers a number of projects, individual investors can support a company or product. one share costs about $140. the companies include a sake brewer and a shipbuilder. standing in front of 200 potential investors kudo makes his pitch. >> no matter what, we want to deliver a product to our customers. please, please give us your support and help our company. >> what's in it for investors? part of the money contribute side a straight donation, but if kudo's company can make a profit, shareholders get to buy his product at a discount. there's also a special dividend for people that buy more than five share, a whole salmon free of charge. he hopes those incentives will help raise $800,000 to cover the cost of new equipment and materials. >> translator: in order to revive our company, i don't mind begging for people's help. not too

. >> denner herera getting kudoes there. >> absolutely. >> what is the progression there? long will this take? there is no guarantee the supreme court will take the case? >> right. next step is probably, a hearing before the ninth circuit before 11 judges of the ninth circuit. and after that, the loser has to petition the supreme court. the supreme court doesn't have to take it this, is a case of importance and that is the main factor in deciding whether the supreme court will hear a case. >> how are the 11 judge goesing to be chosen? could three involved be part that have 11-judge panel? >> the choice is at random. three same judges deciding this could be part of the 11 judge panel or done could be part of it. >> could you give us a timetable here? >> well, throughout the supreme court, at least another couple years. >> thank you very much. >> my pleasure. >> and if this case goes to the supreme court as many people expect it will, the justice could prove to be the swing vote. the sacramento native appointed by the president but the capitol hill afillations may not provid

. >> kudos to him. but right now if romney does win as is projected, is this a knockout punch to newt gingrich? >> going in, judge, you know, it was expected that mitt romney was going to do very well in nevada. he won in 2008. the actual mormon population in nevada while there is all of this talk about mormons in nevada it's pretty small about 9 percent, but about 26, 27 percent turnout for the caucuses. gets a lot of that support there. he was predicted to do well. is it a knockout punch? no. the question for newt gingrich is about money and about continuing on to super tuesday. because his plan is to do very well in those super tuesday states with a specific southern strategy. if he can't get there because of money and he starts running into deficit spending that is always a bad thing for a candidate. >> you know, consistent with that poll lito says that there's an article that says the campaign is unravelling. is what you are hearing consistent with that? >> i talked to some senior advisors tonight.

haqqani plans to demonstrate the new system monday at the north kudo police precinct. the on-line reporting tool is available for hit-and-run and trees, abandoned vehicles, and death. martin o'malley will sign a bill legalizing same-sex marriage next thursday, making marylanders the a state and the nation to legalize same-sex unions. opponents of the bill want to bring the measures to a vote on the november ballot. to do so, they will be to collect 55,000 signatures. the governor is spending the weekend and washington discussing other issues affecting maryland. he joined his colleagues at the national governors' association winter meeting. one issue is the use of renewable resources. the governor says maryland has a big role to play in pushing energy policies forward. >> eastern states like mine in maryland, we are producing offshore wind that runs up and down the atlantic coast. all of us have a role to play in creating a cleaner, a greater and more energy independent future for our country. >> a conference also includes sessions with the president and members of his

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special kudos to dan who made this his passion. a very successful history of working with construction on another project and other projects and we would hope that they would contract with a good union employers. you have a tenant here at the port of san francisco. although that decision on which it tugboat company to use has yet to be made, we are looking for captain's that have an aptitude to operate the tugboat's on this job. we congratulate the port for bringing this project to this point. >> any questions or comments? all in favor. >> resolutions 1206, 1207, 1208, 1209, 1210 have been approved. >> restricting the sale, use, and distribution of certain plastic bags, plastic water bottles, plastic food where. >> good afternoon, commissioners. this was a consent item and we found a mistake in the policy today. the resolution that you received a restricted the sale of single use plastic bottles that contained carbonated water or soda is or sports drinks and intent was to have water only put to the exemption was those that had the

you told a really good story, so kudos to them.sioner kingsley: a deep thanks to all the officers that participated in this, their thoughtfulness, their hearts, their courage, and thank you to everyone else that participated in this production. the filmmakers' contribution, their time and talent, things to the chief for his leadership and moving all of this and forward. thank you to everybody, it was wonderfully done. commissioner turman: i join my fellow commissioners in commending you from the chief of the way down to everyone participatthat participated. as a young lgbt person, if i saw what i just saw, my road would probably have been easier. it does get better, but it is a powerful message to hear and a hard message to understand. thank you for making that illustration, i really appreciate it. for me, my community, all of san francisco, thank you very, very much. >> great job, guys. we will get shawn here to be recognized. he is available next week, so we will get a certificate passed around. he's quite a guy. before we go to

again, kudos for doing that and thank you for bringing all of this together.tistics, in terms of the types of crimes svu addresses, elder abuse, financial crimes, and so on. what kind of carry over will the department have in terms of statistics kept to date, before the creation of this particular unit? and how svu is going to track those crimes going forward. >> presently, we have the number of years under our belt of statistics of cases, reports received, cases aside, cases investigated, and closure rates. looking at the way we do business now, in four months, we might have gone to -- our sex crime unit, closure may have gone up from 40% or 45% to 80%. because of the daily contact with the oic's to make sure things are being done, my hats are off to forensics. the dna lab, i know how busy they are. these cases where these creditors are actively on the prowl, they stepped up to the plate on twenty fourth street and helped us out. the sciencece

. >> kudos for sandra bullock. >> i love to the back up address.t is another trend, the open back. we kind of saw that on rooney mara's gown. i love that she did not wear black. thank you. >> it was a golden night for best actress winner meryl streep. >> looking glamorous. very 1940's. it was bold. >> and other double winner, best supporting actress, octavia spencer. >> i absolutely g absolutely thatown. the neckline and the beating, all over sequence. >> but maybe his biggest winner, jennifer lopez. >> if i was around her, i would have left. she looked so stunning. >> major fashion faux pas's were few. he spotted one major letdown. >> sacha baron cohen. i think he should have done even more in terms of his outfit. why not? >> no swan outfits or dresses made of gold cards, but you can bet that the outfits worn on this red carpet will be fine and transfer months to come around the world. nbc news. >> some beautiful dresses. bring on the knock-offs. and next, the lottery numbers and another check of the forecast. first, a look at how wall stre >> you

recognition program and in really ensuring that the small business community is well-known and receives the kudos it should for helping to contribute to the vitality of our city. so with that, as i told janet about 12 hours ago, i'm sorry to see her leave. but i know and understand that she has many other things and duties that she needs to attend to. but on behalf of the city and board of supervisors, i want to thank you for your service and look forward to continuing to work with you in the years to come. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you, everybody. you know, you would just like to thank you all for the opportunity to serve with you over these four years. i actually have just been really proud of the work of the commission, particularly proud of the work of the director, the office of small business, the staff, chris, jane. they have just been wonderful. and i don't know -- i think commissioner dooley, you were here when -- we came on about the same time, and this commission, what we started with was actually the elimination of the office of small business. it wasn't in the budget b

let me give kudos to those who have agreed to supporting labor and providing the ability for wages to be gathered by the laws that allow workers to have the fullest account of human numbers. -- account of union members. the union part is done. we don't feel that the community has been represented in this process. we have brought forward -- my colleagues have not brought forward the issues of how local hiring will work. let me tell you how it will work. you passed a law to make sure that local hiring was put in place because we know that the disadvantage will not be treated right, no matter what we say. we encourage you all again to put in some considerations for local hiring and this does apply to those of you from the america's cup who are doing prevailing wages. i look forward to the next three days that we can get an agreeable agreement. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm the second director of the -- the executive director of the randolph institute of san francisco. we have served the bayview hunters point area since 1994.

kudos to angela merkel for handling the situation well. >> more than 25 years after taking homer last golden honor, meryl streep gained top honors for her portrayal of british prime minister margaret thatcher in the iron lady. alex has all the action and glamour from los angeles. >> a red carpet crammed with hollywood royalty. tinseltown at its most glamorous. sasha baron cohen used the spotlight to plug his latest role. the academy warned him about throwing pretend ashes of kim live on their certainly broke protocol. they are always the last to arrive with a flourish. it was the clear favorite from the beginning. "the artist" did not disappoint, becoming only the second saw the movie to ever win best picture. it's a best director, best costumes, and best actor. >> the oscar goes to john dujardin. >> merci! i love you. >> perhaps the right honorable gentleman could more closely attuned to what i am saying. >> she won the best actress prize, her third oscar and first in 30 years. >> i look out here and see my life before my eyes. my old friends and my new friends. thank you, all of you

. >> kudos to her. quite a rescue yesterday in kosovo.girl whose home had been buried under snow from an avalanche that hit the day before. that same avalanche killed at least nine people. across europe, snow and bitter cold killed more than 500 people. that's hard to fathom, topper. >> it happened every year, when you have cold snaps. cold snaps and heat waves kill more people than you think. it's sad, but it's true. that's where all the snow is, in europe. it's not here. we have the chance for a little bit of light snow or flurries north and west, but that's it. in town, we won't see anything. including rain drops. let's start with a live look outside. brought to you by michael and son. beautiful shot of the white house. and really, we have clouds rolling in, but it's going to stay dry. it's not that cold, not that windy. 46 degrees. pretty good deal. dew point 13. that's troubling because when you add moisture to the air, this temperature drops. this temperature rises, and end up somewhere around freezing and that could be the deal for

we know jordon has -- chased several tv crews off and been visited by police who he said gave him kudos for the video. social services stopped by too and plan to interview his daughter and he expects they won't find anything wrong with the way he treats her. speaking of his daughter she said she is taking this whole thing well, better than the rest of america. >> wow. georgia they are asking if a high school made a major decision based on grades or race. cody will be one of the two val disc for yans. the school said it picked two students because their gpa's were so close. steven's mother said it was bad cody would have been the first black valedictorian. >> [inaudible] dot do the right thing. >> reporter: the school district says race had nothing to do with it. the superintendent said the other student's gpa is just one hundredth of a point lower than stevens. they call . >> two polls show if american has to pick a gop nominee today it would be a throw up. santorum and romney appear to be in a dead heat. a poll, shows a two point difference between them. just a month ago it showed romn

kudos to showtime and david nevins for taking it up. tavis: sunday nights at 8:00 p.m. on showtime. any night on showtime. that is the beauty of these premium cable networks. if you are fortunate not to have them or have you. these things air all day. you can catch them any time. >> we county -- count the dvr's. that counts too. tavis: "house of lies" on showtime. that is our show for tonight. until next time, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with comedy legend and best-selling author steve martin on his next book. that is next time. we will see you then. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. >> this is "bbc world news." funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new

kudos to you. >> thank you, judge. >> what are you doing today? >> today we're out of the long position on whirlpool. we're actually shorting the stock here. we think with the stock up 20% here close to $65 a share, i think there's too much priced in. from earnings from operations last year at $2, they gave guidance earlier today for close to $7. i think this company is raising the bar too high here. and i think they're due for a pullback. >> i was literally going to ask you because the outlook is better than what the earnings may portend that they would have been, are they too optimistic? >> i think they're way too optimistic. i think this is a short. i'm seeing the stock continue to move like this. i think you can get in here, you can short it. a lot of things. europe is still a wild card out there. on the conference call, they said that they saw a decline of 2% to 5% over in europe. if there's a hiccup over in europe it's going to be a much bigger decline than that. also here in the u.s. they gave industry guidances for 0% to 3% gains. 0% to 3%

kudos to andrea mccarren and wusa9 for doing and airing this story. as a high school parent i'm happy they are spending time keeping this in the public light. it is much worse when kids end up wrapped around a tree after an underage drinking party. but c.c. carter is decidedly unimpressed. underage parties happen regardless. busts didn't stop anyone when i was in high school in d.c. police, please, go apprehend some real criminals and wusa9 find some real stories, please. you know what? i'd have a response to that, but michelle does it for me. the comments that this isn't a real story are just unbelievable. would you think it was a real story had one of these teens killed someone while driving under the influence? furthermore, it may not stop all these teens from doing this again, but i'm sure several will think real hard next time and that next time could be on the same roadway as we/you travel. so yes, it's a real story. finally we get this provocative comment from tammy. the drinking age needs to go back to 18. we trust them to enter contracts, go

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