. >> susan whies berg and mer vin wo ng, tina change and i apologize in advance for miss promounsing names. lorenso lastana. patty lee. and derek sorata. >> go ahead and it will be two minutes. >> thank you supervisors. my name is susan wisberg and i am a long time renter and rent resident of san francisco. san francisco does not need more condos, contrary that home ownership is the american dream, many people do not want to own homes or cannot. over the 43 years that i have happily been a renter i have seen the renting become more and more impossible for the people who have made the city the diverse place that it has been. one of the ways this has happened is the loss of affordable rental stock to condo conversion. this leads to evictions followed by tic converted to condos. >> next speaker? >> hi my name is mer vin and i leave in the building in the district eight with my 75-year-old disabled mom. and recently they speculate a call (inaudible) bought my property and (inaudible) they said that i received a letter from the attorney, stating that they intent on converting my building.

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mer and more cities are realizing gravanis is a pattern crime and as dr. spicer pointed out, it's a great way crime to many other activities. so you can wind up precluding with a lot of other stuff by dealing with them when they are down to the part doing gravanis damage before they escalate to a more violent crime or serious crime. it's nice to attend different trainings. this one here is great because we have people from all over the country, canada and the united kingdom. there are things you are going to listen to when you go, yeah, i would never do that or couldn't do that because of the laws in my political jurisdiction or whatever, we are not allowed to do that. then there's going to be other things when you think, gosh, i never thought about that, i think that would work really good. i'm going to take it back it my jurisdiction. probably over the past few years i've got 500 people i've dealt with, officers that have come to the class and subsequently become gravanis experts and set up programs. almost every program is different. a lot of the basis

apple stock ended the day mer than $406 a share, increase of nearly 7.5 points. their estimation stock has fallen and we'll find out why. >> and net flix shares jumped to close above $200 a share. analysts say ilts because net flix is adding new subscribers. >> police hope a witness will come forward to help them catch a vandal that covered a car with racist graffiti. a woman discovered her bmw had been vandalized at her home on 56th street. td victim has no idea why anyone would target her or the car owe i view this as a hate crime and feel safety is being threatened and someone would be so bold to do this in my driveway what else would they do? >> a man has been arrested for trying to break into a building governor brown lives in. a few days ago the man jumped down on to a balcony and police arrested him. brown says the apartment was not the target. he does not believe the burglar knew he lived in the building. >> san francisco city attorney suspects an answer by the end of the week about reported patient dumping. an investigation by the sacramento bee found ne

positive start for the nikkei and component mers of the apples financials and some we're looking out for. back to you. >> that was ramin at the tokyo stock exchange. >>> japanese prime minister will meet russian president vladimir putin next sunday in russia. a japanese bank is taking the opportunity to meet with a russian bank to promote business in the country. the bank for international cooperation will go with abe and expected to sign an agreement with the bank's russian partner. the officials of the two banks are likely to share information about energy development and free trade across russia will be discussed. they will work as intermediaries in both countries interested in specific projects. >>> delegates from around 50 firms will join executives from energy, financial and trading firms will meet russian business leaders. observers say abe wants to deepen economic ties with russia before he moves on to full-scale negotiations to settle the issue of t norern terrories.ereignty that is all for me for now. i'll leave you with the market figures. >>> educators in singapore are tr

they are competitive but they are very good freeness and so we have asked each mayor to send his or mer vision for their city and is there are priorities and challengeses and what are they doing to improve the climate for business and how are they working to bring list business to the cities or prevent them from leavings and encourage future development and how do they week together so before we get to the mayors, we are going to get some expert insight on the economy, the first look at the real estate outlook and then a general economic for cast and the financial market and we will get a look at what is in store for 2013 and once we have heard from the opening sparkes we will get into our conversation with the mayors and then end at ten and so lets get started and let begin the program with a look at the real estate outlook with our long time partner dave crest man who's executive managing director at cornish and carey commercial new mark night frank and dan has been actively engaged in as a brother in the sales and leasing of commercial real estate in san francisco for 30 years and he

there's -- there's a mercs, too, mers. sometimes people get that confused with a k or an s. you can look at the pictures or try to match them up to the graffiti you have currently. the other thing about this, it's not just taggers, it's also gangses. we have gangs over here. we have like what's a big gang member, smily. there's always going to be a smily, right? the great thing is when you do do it, it pulls up. if i pull up like merc, i see that merc tags with five different other people. so, how can i get hold of merc? start finding out what the other guys are doing. it's a big, big thing for you to use. and this is how we put our big cases together. this is our hotline program and it's, like i said, the hotline program is similar to silent witness program i was telling you about. you remain anonymous. that's big for the kids, too. a lot of places that we use this hotline reward is in the schools because that's where you're going to get a lot of intel. once they see a little bit of this and they see a little bit of money going out, they become more and more -- people are r

ju >> that was fox 5 maureen umeh, two devices were found mer neare marathon course but those were dismantled by authorities before they went off. >>> a serious explosion happened at the john f kenly library butr it was related to a circuit fire. >>> by the white house following the boston explosions as aa precaution. there's been no threats.th pennsylvania avenue was sealed off in front of the white houseo the closest people can get is lafayette park.ear the extra personnel can be seen both the lawn and the roof of the white house.hous >>> today is emancipation day, the parade will be going on as scheduled.heduled. mayor vincent gray, and kathy leslenier say that extra policei measures are in place. plac >> we believe we are prepared to defend the thousands of people e that visit the city this time of year. >> for washington d.c., because we have so ngmany events here ad because this is the nation'snats capital, the combinations of law enforcement resources, unitedure states park police, metro transit police and all of our other partners around here, worrying together here, we have a lot of

. >> you think the restaurateurs are going to sit idly by when you go to congress and try to mer suede congress? >> of course not. they're opposing it in every way they can. they know if people knew how many calories were in those foods they would eat less. >> fortified bread, that's been around a long time, what do you think of that? >> partially restored white flour, white bread, is better than just plain white bread. we should be eating whole grains, we should be eating wholesome diets and the government should be mounting major campaigns to encourage people to eat more fruits and vegetables, beans, whole grains, low-fat animal products. that's the core of the diet. >> there's a minnesota-based company, immune soda, amino acids and marketed as, quote, unquote get this preventative maintenance, what do you think of that? >> sounds like a vitamin pill in sugar water. >> sounds to you like a scam? be careful now. >> it's one of these mixed things that it does have some good thing in it but some bad things. but on that product, i don't know what it's made of so i can't tell you but when

i went down and interviewed the mer dhant chants and they all agreed that is closed at the end of february and at the put up a posting saying that a pop up store was never that was closed on january 1 and it was posted on february 28th, two months after the fact. they still occupy the building and still are in that. i think that they plan to turn it back into a oska men's store as soon as all of this blows over. they can't take away the business that ye built up in the area, this is the kind of people that we are dealing with here and the chains are ready to swallow up our small merchants. >> i have a question. you stated that they had a chance to fix if it. >> they were there from 1980 to 2012. before they moved in there was a vacantcy, i knew what the condition was because we had to do the work on the foundation. i think that they saved the money and rushed in the tenant and hoped that they do not find out how bad it was. i was a tent ant from 1978 to 88. >> thank you. >> tan, you have three minutes. >> i would like to add just to the point that she just made that when alan purchased, th

is top financial officials who are meeting in dublin today the mood is grim as is the mers that the country needs around six billion euros more than originally thought to avoid bankruptcy but even fishelson have made it clear that the size of the bailout deal will not be increased and that cyprus will have to raise the extra funds on its own and after the recent raid on bank deposits there are now deep concerns over the president that's been sent as artie's teso sulia reports. it dominated headlines for much of two weeks a year reserve nation on the brink of bankruptcy the banks were closed cash rationed and capital controls put in place cyprus of those heavy losses which could rise to up to sixty percent on wealthier depositors in order to quench attend a billion euro e.u. i.m.f. bailout last month it had however initially planned to would reduce a levy on deposits of less than one hundred thousand euros supposedly protected by state guarantees before backtracking in the face of widespread protests this has been a meeting of minds from protesters for the past few days it's just a few meter

second street mer khents verses department of public works bureau of street use mapping at 150 california street and 84, second street protesting the issuance on september 28th, 2012 to expresso subito llc, the sale of espresso drinks, this is merit number 1 1 mff0167 and the hearing was held and closed on january 16, 2013 and the matter for fur thir consideration and it was moved for hurtado to participate in the final vote. >> i wanted to find out from you whether you would like to move right into deliberation or whether you have other questions that you want? >> i don't have any questions, i am ready to move into deliberations. i want to put on the record that i was present at the original november 14, 2012, hearing whereas the permit was upheld by operation of law. i was also present at the december 12, 2012 hearing where we granted the rehearing request. i was absent on january 16th, but i have watched the rather long video of those proceedings as well as read the hundreds of pages that were submitted on both sides. >> okay. >> i am ready to make my vote. >> okay. so if someone wants

department, he focused in on a new market for comfortable, but style issues to appeal to a broader xus merore time focused on the consumer-driven styles, and orthopedically oriented but more fashionable. >> it looks like you are catering to a customer who is fashionable. if you look around, these are not orthopedic shoes. >> you are right. we could not be a store growing and doing the business that we do and stay hard core to the walking shoes only. >> the reinvention of the enislow shoe had started. with the reinvention complete, the business is now thriving with aging baby boomers seeking out the service in record numbers. and while he says that the road was rough, schwartz said he never even thought of giving up on the business. for h many small business owners the key to getting your product or service out there lies in the hands of some large company you want to do a deal with. it could be that you have a product that you want walmart to carry or you want to create a marketing arrangement with starbucks for instance, but how do you get through the door? and if you do get the crucial i

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. >> it's been mer than 10 years since i first investigated a safety guardrails around the bay area. at that time, crews were improperly installing them but now, it's a possible design flaw in a key component of the guardrails there are 600,000 of them. >> rising bay area highways you've seen rectangles and this is how they're supposed to work. it gets flattened into steel that process slows down the vehicle. >> manufacturer of guardrail and own a company installing and have installed terminal autos josh harmon says a biggest competitor modified without telling the government shrinking length to save money. >> for it, we found this one off 101 in gilroy but they're all over the bay area, in his whistle blower lawsuit he says with the model the guardrail does not feed through the chute properly. it locks causing the guardrail to double over or pro trud through the crashing vehicle. >> the locks whup the head locks up the head kicks to the side and then, it is rigid enterers the compartment, cuts off legs and can cut nem half. >> harmon tells me the lawsuit ended with a settlement. he

apple shares have fallen 32 mers over the past year.damental reasons to buy apple. which one would you choose? >> they're not buying amazon today. has apple lost some of its mojo? the answer is of course yes. they are not going to be as dominant as we once thought they were. i started buying apple a little bit next week. i'll buy more. because i think the mark was too pessimistic. i have apple products and i plan on staying loyal to amazon. the market priced inç tons and tons of optimism. the fact that on today's news which was disappointing but not overly disappointing it is having such a decisive move means that it is at a precarious price point. they are exactly the opposite of the equation. >> would you add to your apple position at this point? >> i will. but i will add on strength. i have only got a little position on now and i will add on the way up, not on the way down. >> what kind of a price point are you looking for in the stock? >> up into the high 400s again. so the first indication to me is that if it trades 425 and looks

they're back skbak walked off the job in pay averages mer than $140,000 a year, neither side is releasingspecifics but directors say it does keep wages high. >> they retain their places among the top paid or chess tras in the country this, is a shared desire that this happens. >> the agreement needs to be ratified. this weekend's concerts will go on as planned. >> stim head here tonight at 6:00 researching human brain. the president proposes spending millions of dollars to unlock the many mysteries it holds. >> a top new deal on gun control. does it go too far? >> and a milestone for solar power that is about to start paying off. stay >>> president obama unveiled $100 million initiative today that would be spent on researching the human brain. abc 7 news mark matthews sat down with the head of neurosurgery and with a man whose wife of 45 years is suffering with a brain disease. mark is here now. >> joel panser is a brave guy who has been dealt a tough hand. dr. mitch berger spent his career trying to help people like panser, both tell me the president is proposing a big deal. the presiden

. >> it's been mer than 10 years since i first investigated a safety guardrails around the bay area.t that time, crews were improperly installing them but now, it's a possible design flaw in a key component of the guardrails there are 600,000 of them. >> rising bay area highways you've seen rectangles and this is how they're supposed to work. it gets flattened into steel that process slows down the vehicle. >> manufacturer of guardrail and own a company installing and have installed terminal autos josh harmon says a biggest competitor modified without telling the government shrinking length to save money. >> for it, we found this one off 101 in gilroy but they're all over the bay area, in his whistle blower lawsuit he says with the model the guardrail does not feed through the chute properly. it locks causing the guardrail to double over or pro trud through the crashing vehicle. >> the locks whup the head locks up the head kicks to the side and then, it is rigid enterers the compartment, cuts off legs and can cut nem half. >> harmon tells me the lawsuit ended with a settlement. he ag

that way if we wind things out, mer merck, that's all right. "mad money" is back after the break.and ted have hail damage to their cars. ted is trying to get a hold of his insurance agent. maxwell is not. he's on geico.com setting up an appointment with an adjuster. ted is now on hold with his insurance company. maxwell is not and just confirmed a 5:30 time for tuesday. ted, is still waiting. yes! maxwell is out and about... with ted's now ex-girlfriend. wheeeee! whoo! later ted! online claims appointments. >>> how can apple stock go down from here when everyone i know has an iphone? there it is. the single most damning question that can be asked about apple the company and more important, apple the stock. this clearly explains apple to get out of its own way, despite the millions and millions of iphones sold, despite the immense popularity of the ipad, all which were extoled and repeatedly downgrade prone and endless community. the reason apple the stock can't lift even though it reported what seemed like impressive earnings, if you didn't know any better, is that everyone seems

it's because unfortunately as theant choices try and restrict mer more and more doctors out of businesss that are keeping them operating. this was not a failure of regulation. it was a failure of enforcement. then they drove poor desperate women into the clutches of a man who broke the law from top to bottom. >> you've described this as a case -- what did you mean by that. dufl like the onus has been put on naral and others to expose these doctors if you hear about these practices if they are going unquestioned by modern day laws dufl an onus on you. >> i feel the onus is on us to get -- who don't hold their patient's best sbrens at heart. what he was doing was illegal from top to bottom. there had been complaints, they were ignored from the health board and i get up and go to work every single day to make sure that women get the care that they need and aren't driven into back alley abortion providers. >> thanks for joining us. we'll keep krour eye on that case and bring you more details about the jury is about to get it. thank you. >> thank you. >> we asked and you answered. should the

the thief left the mer running, it would have been $174 cab fare as far as he took the police.s say he was wearing a black hood, hooded sweatshirt, and a hat that is the latest description we have of the man who stole a cab from san francisco just before 2:00 this morning and remains on the loose right new. >> thank you, kira and lisa argen how is the weather? >> a few scattered showers. the east bay at 580 and 880, around union city, and across the bay, further west, redwood city and in the hills here, also, a few light spotty showers with fog at the bay bridge and temperatures are mild at 54 from santa rosa and 58 in union city with mid-50's in and an the livermore valley so 2.5 mile visibility from half moon bay and three-quarters of a mile in the north bay and santa rosa, and this afternoon look for temperatures in the 60's to near 70 with mostly cloudy sky and a few breaks and it should be a nice break with numbers around 60 for the home opener. leyla gulen has a check on the friday morning commute. >> headed back to the toll lazy a report of a stall and an accident and a

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we are created koss mers investment opportunities. these countries are creating -- for american companies to invest in those countries. they are great partners. they are the future. investment in those countries will also be able to help here at home american companies to create more jobs and they are our future. >> great. thank you very much. i yield. >> tom merino of pennsylvania. >> thank you, chairman. gentlemen, thanks for what you do. you are both extraordinary men. i appreciate that. doctor, if i could for a moment, as a prosecutor and handling cases, my theory was follow the money. it always ended up in convictions. could you explain to the taxpayers how specifically you follow the money to see how it is spent? because there is a perception out there that we wire millions of dollars over to the government into their account and we do not see it anymore. >> yeah. i very much appreciate both your prosecutorial background and the question. when i started, the amount of money we provided to foreign governments was 9% of our total

lows of the mer sed river running through the valley, it's another beautiful day in yosemite national park. >> bags are in the camp kitchen, i think. >> for campers and his daughter visiting. >> we're comparing it to disneyland. we see a lot more happy faces here than we did in disneyland. >> but already, morgan has found not so family friendly activities near his campsite. >> when we first pulled in, setting up camp, we could detect an odor of pot. >> he's not the only one. we found in the last year, rangers cited nearly 900 visitors for drug possession out of the roughly 3 million travel into the park. up 18% from knifive years ago. >> i don't think that we've got drug dealers on the corners or anything like that. >> that's acting deputy chief ranger. >> how are you? >> good. >> do you need me to check on anything? >> she spends most of her time patrolling through campsites in the valley and says it is safe. >> do you think there's a drug problem at yosemite? >> i think there's a transient drug issue here. it's largely folks coming and going. >> but the investigative unit found more

director of national intelligence, former indiana congressman and 9/11 commission memberer tim row meralez and former fbi criminal profiler candice delong. i have to welcome another over the weekend of information coming from wherever you get it, as well as from the television, the internet, what piece of information stuck out to you that you thought follow that or oh, that's interesting? >> to me it is the russia connection and if there is any it has to be explored more deeply. >> your thoughts. >> certainly technology in helping us to identify the suspect in this case. law enforcement and the ability to use technology to help prevent crime and certainly help identify suspect after it is committed. >> i want to see if there are any down sides to that, too. another subject we will get to. what did you think was telling. >> to me it was he didn't try to leave town. there was 72 hour and they could have been gone even without getting on a plane. public rail, car, but they stuck around. yet they didn't wear suicide bombs. they did not plan on dying during the event. >> right. >> as a prof

the caucasian mujahedeen are not fighting with the united states of mer ka. we are at war with russia. there however another threat in another country that now has our attention. chemical weapons and syria. syria had the qualifier they had the determination quote with varying degrees of confidence. that sounds like chemical weapons, question mark. it's not an accident that that's grabbing our attention in the wake of boston bombing. our fear centers are primed in the wake of boston. understandably so. but that's also when we tend to make our very worst decisions. we'll be right back with click three. ♪ [ agent smith ] i've found software that intrigues me. it appears it's an agent of good. ge has wired their medical hardware with innovative software to be in many places at the same time. using data to connect patients to software, to nurses to the right people and machines. ♪ helping hospitals treat people even better, while dramatically reducing waiting time. now a waiting room is just a room. [ telephone ringing ] [ static warbles ] [ beeping ] red or blue?

. >> i thought they ought to stay out of the mer is of the case.decision ought to have been to leave it to florida. and they have left every election before and since. and as i hope they continue to do. >> charlie: this is painful for you. is it? a little bit? >> well, it is a little bit. i think the supreme court, for any lawyer and particularly any lawyer who believes in the advancement of civil rights is essential institution. it is the institution that has been most responsible over my lifetime for expanding the rights of people who have had their rights limited far too much, far too long in this country. so whenever the supreme court does something that i think undermines its credibility to some extent, i think that's painful. i think it's particularly painful when you feel that the hydraulics of outside events are influencing it. and particularly when you think that there is a partisan divide that is influencing what's happening. so i think for all of those reasons, it was a very, very disappointing decision. i think in retrospect looking bac

. >> profits are the mother's milk of stocks, i've said it before and revenues are not the mer's milk. profits are. >> that's absolutely true. isn't it also true, brian, that when you look at fact that in general earnings are coming in pretty good for a large number of companies, we still look at -- look like the best looking girl at the dance, especially when you compare us to other part of the world like europe? >> that's absolutely true, sue, and i think that's one of the things that hurt more of these household name revenue numbers, with europe falling off the edge of the cliff, with the dollar soaring versus the yen. i think that's one of the key things that hit ibm today, and, in fact, they said, they still expect to hit their full-year numbers, so the bottom line is that there's lots of things -- lots of parts moving here, but net net productivity is still growing rapidly, the cloud, the smartphone, the tablet, fracing, 3-d printing. all these new technologies are still throwing off productivity, and i believe productivity larry is what gives us the profits. >> right. >> in oth

. >>> joining me around the table, former indiana congressman and 9/11 commission memberer tim row mernd former fbi criminal profiler candice delong. i have to welcome another candice to the table. that's never happened. i want you to look -- just first of all give me your view. when you look at this from your perspectives and your experience, tell me what sticks out to you when i ask you the question why did they do this? >> well, i'll go first. from the 9/11 commission perspective, candy, i think one of the things that we looked at was how do these young people get radicalized? how do they get trained? what triggers this to take this kind of activity and this action? secondly, how do we protect against it? how do we protect soft targets? what kind of layering do we put forward, dog sniffings, bags, metal detectors, new technology and surveillance methods, intelligence in local communities, joint task forces that work with the local communities as trip wires to try to get information. these are very, very difficult problems. and then very difficult targets to go after. the boston comm

fred am mer roe so came on board after it fired thompson for faking a resume. after a year, he is stepping down, because he did what he came to do, he got yahoo! back on the right track. let's check the markets with courtney reagan. good morning. >>> hi, good morning to you, scott. futures are mixed after stocks faded late in the day again yesterday. still, the dow and nasdaq held on to gain. the nasdaq is having the es about the five-day win streak in five months. a report on how the economy performed in the first three months. gdp is expected to rebound thanks in part to the improving housing market and steady consumer spending. we won't know for another 13 minutes. the dow rising 24 points to an even 14,700, the nasdaq up 20 to 3289. scott? >> thank you, courtney. have a great weekend! >> jon and laura, you are familiar with the computer graphics they show on television during a baseball game. these graphics are done by the same company which does the first in football called sports vision. the company recently discovered while the graphics are fun, the data