maryann, these people already have a petition going. >> reporter: absolutely. they say they have collected 1600 signatures in just 11 days from other people who agree, like them, that this planned parenthood clinic should not be located here. there are about 12 protesters who are out here right now. many have been here since 8:00 this morning. they say they plan to stay here until 6:00 tonight. planned parenthood plans to open this clinic in redwood city tomorrow afternoon. protesters say they are fighting that opening for several reasons. >> so we're very concerned about these three issues. you know, the lowering of our property values, our children being such young age and using their parents' consent, and the trouble i troubling plans. >> reporter: we did reach out to planned parenthood this morning. so far, we have not received a call back. reporting live in redwood city, maryann favro, nbc bay area news. >> thanks. >>> natural gas will be flowing through the pipeline that has been at the center of controversy in san carlos. it went offline at the beginning

margaret fisher from the department of public health and janet cord row and maryann. thank you. supervisor avalos did you want to make remarks? >> thank you, let's call our budget legislative analyst. thank you very much mr. bruce oh. >> today we'll be presenting a report on the study of impacts of high consumption of sugar sweets and beverages for the city and county of san francisco. we have some slides if we can. i'm just going to briefly introduce the report and then amanda guma from our office will walk you through details and we have hammond smith who will also be available for questions. we were asked to prepare a scientific research on the health risks associated with the consumption of sugar sweet and beverages. that's largely pertaining to obesity and diabetes and taking a look at the financial risk for the san francisco residents. we have prepared analysis that identify cost that the city and county itself incurs and then the population of the city as a whole incurs that is separate from the city. finally we are asked to review and report on policies explored and impl

good news for owner maryann ferenc who is paying off loans she borrowed from gulf shore community bank to open her second restaurant. we knew that it was the right thing to do, it was right for our business, event business just died, and we went to the bank and we know it would be go, and dig in and loan us the money. mise en place is thankful to gulf shore, and vice versa. with more than 230 million dollars in assets, and armed with a recent capital raise of 6-million-dollars, gulf shore wants to grow to one of the largest community banks in town. you need to get to 750 to a billion dollar in assets that not only allows you to have the capabilities to serve your clients, it also gets you to a point where you see fixed costs rise in the industry, margin compression, at that level we are able to have the scale to drive the type of returns investors want to see. five years after the start of the financial crisis, community banks are still being closed. the number of banks shrunk to just over 7,000 in 2012, down from 8,500 in 2007. the five largest thrifts now control 52 percent of all u-

maryann keller.e got desk first off, how do you feel about this appointment of mary barra at gm? >> i know everybody will be pointing to the fact that she is obviously a woman and the first auto- female ceo evan company. but i would hope that that was not the reason why she was chosen. i would hope the reason she was chosen was because she is the best choice for the company. >> is she? >> for me, it is a surprise. because i thought that steve gursky, who clearly wanted the candidate have been a , and of course mark royce because of his long experience and the fact that he has done a very good job with gm north america. i think bringing her into this role gives the company somebody who has had the exposure now to the international product lineup . and if gm is going to be a global company, it aspires to be a more rational global company. gursky is one of the guys who may be a candidate for leaving now. he wanted to do some other stuff. get along well with each other, he and ackerson. quick obviously,

maryanne, jennifer lawrence. >> of course. >> christina hendricks as ginger. >> nice. >> helen mirrenlenn close as thurston howell. >> mitt romney as -- >> that's funny. >> i'm going another way with the professor, gary oldham and glover has toer gilligan. >> black and gays and one of the gays will be jewish. >> one person that -- >> how are you looking -- this could be your show. >> why? what -- >> "gilligan's island." >> i loan like gilligan. i've been told i look like a denver omelet and i enjoy denver omelet. don't send them in the mail. who do you see in the movie? >> i don't want to see it as a movie. i feel like when you fall in love with a cast and fall in love with characters it's really hard to imagine someone else playing that. like i don't know why they have to make "the brady bunch" into a movie. something to be said for letting it be what it was. if you do something the only way to do it is do it differently. >> they did remake "gill gun's island." it was called "lost" if you remember. and it didn't work. but here's the way -- >> took a long time not to work. >> it was a

. >> maryann bartels from merrill lynch, adam thurgood and done shriver from wbmi funds. what do we make of what's gone on in the markets the last couple of days? made a lot of money this year, we're exiting a little bit before the end of the year? >> you may be seeing hedge funds, we're certainly seeing hedge funds take some money off the table. if you look at short positions in the dow, in the diamonds and the sem conductor etf, there's very big short positions. so those are being used as hedges. obviously the market's been overbought. there's a lot of concern about tapering, but really when you look at the markets from the longer term perspective, the fundamentals, all the technical, it does argue we'll see higher highs in the market. >> you think without the fed markets here are 25% to 50% lower. are you serious? >> oh, yeah, because the correlation between fed action and their balance sheet and equity prices is at 0.93 right now, which means there's a near one to one connection or correlation between what they want to buy, when they buy it and how equity prices move.

maryann, these people already have a petition going. >> reporter: absolutely.to stay here until 6:00 tonight.