and because of market rate, commercial rents, one of the largest plaster shops in san francisco, michael casey and soeshs *f associates with closed their doors and san francisco victor an while it retails the plaster work has devested itself of the plaster production and turned it over to me, believe me, that the plaster vocation is a lot of work for a very modest return. >> and for some years, now, i have been reassured by lenar and redevelopment and now ocii that this new building will provide for my needs, offering space and a manageable rent so that i can maintain the archive and carry on as a vital part of the community and unfortunately i have been informed by star that i am the biggest casualty of this transition. what is being offered to me is merely the opportunity to occupy a little over half of the usable space that i now have for essentially current rate value and double my rent and brushing off the affordability issues and saying that we are working on subsidies is not, i don't think acceptable and not until anything is written in stone and i also have been said that we have been

tooays he has been concerned with short-term results and that is why he voted against michael casey.'s company news. wilson needs to figure out what to do next after making those comments to trish regan. >> i am actually on the president's export council, and our meeting is next week and i will be speaking about the reauthorization. let me tell you, it is critically important for our country to have that bank working. >> explain why. >> because it helps our manufacturers sell goods and services overseas. we compete overseas with those banks all over the world and it is not below-market funding. they have had low default on their for been a profit center. groundou find common with moderate republicans or do you just give it up to the house? >> i think you have to find common ground and our plan is for a longer-term expansion with more money, which will be incredibly difficult to get, but we at least need reauthorization. >> robert wolf with us this hour. the rate of change in iraq is truly unprecedented. joining us is paul sullivan from your town university -- from georgetown universi

and with me right here is the former united states attorney general michael casey.o, bob bair, national security analyst and former operative himself and former navy s.e.a.l. christopher heden. i'd like to begin with you, this man is on board a united states ship, presumably in international waters, although his location's unknown at this point. as i mentioned, it is a slow boat to the united states of america. what can americans do to integrate? what can't americans do? >> well, americans can do pretty much whatever it takes so long as they don't engage in tactics that violate u.s. law like torture. but they can interrogate him for as long as it takes to get necessary intelligence. and then turn him over to a so-called clean team of fbi agents and then give him his miranda rights. he should be interrogated by intelligence people first for as long as it takes. >> what are the department of justice capture and interrogation protocol? because if you arrest me for a crime in the united states, you don't have the luxury of interrogating me if i say i want a lawyer. >> t

yesterday chip wilson said he voted against current board chairman michael casey and board member koston. when the ceo was asked about the tension, he was pretty candid. >> our parents are fighting and it's awkward. >> awkward was pretty much how he answered that question. not a lot of namaste going on at lululemon. >> that's exactly right. courtney, thanks. steph, did you listen to the call? >> i was scratching my head throughout the whole thing. i've been wrong on this, i liked it. i should be fast fired for that. >> i think almost everybody liked it. >> i thought the results would come sooner. the problem is here what courtney said. even though traffic was better, conversion was down. that means no one likes their stuff. that's the old product. they got 23% increase in inventories and only 11% increase in sales. they're going to have to mark those pants down from $100 to $50. you're not going to see results until at least the third quarter. >> does today's plunge in lulu create a buying opportunity. let's debate it. john is the bull. murphy is the bear. >> chip wilson is gone. unfortu

wilson, criticized the board of directors announcing he voted not to re-elect the new chairman michael caseytor. wilson remains on the board, owns a 27% stake in lou lou lemole lululem lululemon's stock do you 25% year date. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> and mitch lowe rejoining us now. the co-founder of netflix. mitch, want to ask you quick in light of what happened at lululemon, shareholders voted to keep the ceo of the company. too much power in one person? >> not at all. this is a way to keep everything focused in one direction with one individual. when you start to split the decision-making, i don't think it's good, at this point in time. >> that's what the argument that others would make, that it's great while the decisions are working out for shareholders generally, but not as if he hasn't had slipups in the past. structurally speaking, more of a check on people running the tech companies? >> there is always check. there's the board of directors. there's the consumers. there's enough checks, i think. >> for certain companies, though, doesn't seem there's much of a check. is

has been too concerned with short-term results and despite wilson's 26% stake in the company, michael casey reelected at the annual meeting. coming up, they are one of the most influential dynasties of our era, the koch brothers. we have a behind the scenes look at their money, power, and their influence aaron -- influence. ♪ >> it is time for the bloomberg big number. that 850%, the percentage uber subscribers increased on the same day that black cab drivers in london staged a protest that brought part of the city to a complete standstill. uber to be regulated like everyone else. uber use the spotlight to announce they would have their own blackheads in london. -- black cabs in london. london is ready to uber. are posterothers child for extreme conservatives and the bane of mainstream republican fundraisers, possibly. to counter that, there is a lot action -- national campaign called koch from the heart. the heartlandd in and has expanded to nearly every state and that means more than 60,000 american jobs. >> home on what is behind the image that we all think we know about the koch brother

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casey. >> i am going to read a few more name, michael pulsano, meril beul. dana viacof. dina lamb. and steve sarver and borden. come up and if you could line up on our left, what would are your right, the aisle. thank you very much. >> go ahead. >> hello, my name is michael lusano and i am a recently on the board of san francisco, organizing project and inner faith action and more importantly i am a 62-year-old native san franciscan who is back where i grew up on tenth avenue and supervisor eric mar's district. and i was compelled to come today because attending the meeting last week at the board of public health, i was discouraged is the polite word after the meeting because it was basically roughly, 15, in favor and one gentleman against. and i just want to fully support and afopm or pr and i want to support closing this loophole. thank you. >> thank you very much. i appreciate that. >> next speaker. >> good morning, supervisors i'm meril, director of healthcare and coverage and access, it is eleven non-profit community healthcare, and more than 10 percent of the city's populatio

casey kasem was 82 years old. thanks for joining us. happy father's day. including to you, michael. i'm ana cabrera. >> have some time with the kids. ike oo i'm michael holmes. set to record our special about the life and legacy of george h.w. bush that premieres tonight 9:00 eastern and pacific. first, though, don't miss our cnn special report. o.j.'s wild ride begins now. >> 911, what are you reporting? >> i have o.j. simpson in the car. >> o.j. simpson on the run. >> the los angeles police department right now is searching for mr. simpson. >> and on the edge. >> he's still alive, but he's got a gun to his head. >> was that gun loaded? >> oh, yeah. it was a real gun, real bullets. >> and real drama. >> they're going through orange county. >> news helicopters hovering above as the bronco drives past stunned onlookers. >> people were jamming on their brakes, jumping out of their cars, sometimes in the middle of the freeway. >> think about everybody else, all right? >> i can do it in the freeway, i can do it at a field. i can do it at a grave. i can do it at my house. >> you're not g

casey kasem was 82 years old. thanks for joining us. happy father's day. including to you, michael.me time with the kids. ike oo i'm michael holmes. set to record our special about the life and legacy of george h.w. bush that premieres tonight 9:00 eastern and pacific. first, though, don't miss our cnn special report. o.j.'s wild ride begins now. >> 911, what are you reporting? >> i have o.j. simpson in the car.

response to general george casey doing absolutely nothing for about two and a half years nothing but of course he leaves and gets promoted to chief of staff let me go let me go to michael here who's here michael hughes i mean one of the interesting things is that barack obama in his remarks will probably rely upon air power and drones doesn't the united states risked turning every sunni in iraq into its enemy. yeah the air power option i know you know there's quotes from the u.s. military not on not only on this type of invasion but even on libya that you know it's a declaration of war you know you can't you can't sit there and pick exactly who you're going to kill the repercussions of an air campaign it's easier said than done you know that's my understanding and the drone strikes alienated the entire muslim world you know regardless who you're going after the collateral damage will make the entire endeavor counterproductive so i think yeah i think obama is trying to have it both ways he's in this place of again like afghanistan this political decision you know i won't put too many troops in there let me send you know only send a few you know a few tens of thousands b

michael lowry, robert muellbrew, willy singleitary and mark brueno allegedly gave preferential treatment to people with political or social connections. all of the former judges denied the accusations. >>> remembering a radio icon. casey kasem has died at the age of 82. tonight, a look at his legacy and the bitter legal battle that surrounded his final days. >>> plus, representing the garden state, we'll show you the lucky lady from new jersey who will compete for the miss america crown this fall. >>> and after a warm and comfortable weekend, we're actually going to turn up the heat. temperatures heading toward the 90s. i'll let you know how long those will last. plus tracking the return of storms. all the details coming up in my first alert seven-day forecast. >>> i'm danny pommells. the sixers are searching for a new face of the franchise. could it be andrew wiggins? we caught up with one of the draft's top prospects who is in town. see how he thinks he'd fit in philly. can you start tomorrow? yes sir. alright. let's share the news tomorrow. today we failrly busy. tomorrow we're booked solid. we close on the house tomorrow. i want one of these opened up. because tomorow we go live... it's a day full of promise. and