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arches and some of the way that the windows are treated with french windows going in and some nice improvements to the facade of the building. but that is not what we're here for, because we're talking more about the impacts that this will have on adjacent properties. and as has been mentioned, two things are not protected, property line windows and views, but we always try to do whatever we can to protect those. we have the matching light wells, which is one way we do it and that will take care of most of the essential windows. and i understand that two property line windows will be recovered, but all the rest of them will not be covered. so i think that is probably done pretty well in that regard. the issue of asbestos removal was brought before us and this is a dbi issue that has to be properly dealt with by department of building inspection and in a consistent way and best practices so it's nots a hazard. then we get to the buildings on jackson and the views and again, views are not protected, but i understand your concerns. you bought it with a certain view and now it's going away. i would

that would be a nice improvement. which leaves huf let packard. this put on a suicide vest with that negative 44% performance. i don't expect a hideous repeat but i expect it can't help the averages,s in it's knocked out of them, unless they kick it out entirely, which is a possibility or gets a bid from oracle. stranger things have happened. the bottom line is dogs will be dogs, except for cat and they're worth betting on even after last year's terrific runs. i expect a first quarter seesaw courtesy of washington, from the bottom's up analysis, the dow should catch up to the other averages in 2013 and it will be a much better year than the index's performance in 2012. zach in new york. >> caller: hi, jim. i've got a big booyah for you. i'm a young startup founder and market investors. i was interested in transocean after their 6/% pop today. there's been a lot of like ocean drilling mishaps recently. after seeing the percentage gain and the news that transocean reached $1.4 billion settlement with the justice department, is rig a buy? >> i want t

i feel that this nice project can improve and upgrade the whole neighborhood. thank you. >> president fong: thank you. is there any additional public comment? >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is john waldchuck, trustee of the trust that owns the home next door, the 430 vincente. i have some concerns with regards to the anticipated construction. the drawings are sort of deceiving because it shows the back -- the rear of the house that is next door as a two-story portion and that is wrong, because it is a split level house. the back portion goes up five to six feet, and they are anticipating a -- going down and to keep the -- the roof levels adjacent to one another, they say they will be the same, but they'll have to be going down about 10 feet under that building to get into the foundation of their own building. so there's quite a concern. and i have not seen any soils study or engineering reports as to whether or not this is feasible, and what the consequence of it will be. there's a couple of side notes is that this house -- the proposed house is two

i feel that this nice project can improve and upgrade the whole neighborhood. thank you. >> president fong: thank you. is there any additional public comment? >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is john waldchuck, trustee of the trust that owns the home next door, the 430 vincente. i have some concerns with regards to the anticipated construction. the drawings are sort of dvi

ball or do something like a couple games ago that would be exciting i mean he's having a nice career and improved a good bit with the socialite and started off on a bad . but the main thing is he improved and he -- point but the main thing is he improved and kept his record pretty clean i enjoyed it and enjoyed watching the games. it's an exciting thing you never know what's going to happen. >> reporter: you never know. we will keep our fingers crossed. february 3rd. when they face-off of course john facing his younger brother jim on february 3rd but when that happens we will be all crossing our fickers -- fingers hoping for the win. >> thanks so much. hours from now the president takes the oath of office and hundreds of thousands of people are going to be gathering the n history. temond bradley has this report. >> i barack hussein obama do solemnly swear. >> reporter: the second term is officially underway. the constitution required he take the oath of office yesterday but today is when the american people celebrate the second inaugural and it'sd martin luther -- dr. martin luther kin juniora --

. >> nice opportunity for improvement. >> let's start off with judy gerrard from st.e told us that her entire wardrobe is at least a decade old, and she is thrilled with the chance to update her look. let's listen to her story. we're here with the hat family. it's kennedy's 27th birthday so happy birthday. thank you. you wants this gift for mom. tell me why. >> yeah. she's in charge of 30 kids for a school field trip, and she's doing a great job of just taking care of everyone, making sure everyone is on their schedule. >> they have everything. >> i'm super happy. i'm spending my birthday with her, and it's pretty cool to be out here. >> so nice to hear. >> this is awesome. being with my son on his birthday, and being in new york city, it couldn't be more exciting. >> you told me you're ready for an update. >> i am totally ready for an update. i've had -- been growing out the hair since forever. i'm 44. i'm an old fart. i'm ready to get freshened up. >> i love it. judy is here again. she's fun. with her son, kennedy. kennedy, raise your hand. 17 years old today. happy

but there are also signs of improvement for the future. >> these were some nice, nice homes. this is a nice area to live in. >> he does build a brand-new house on one of those vacant lots. his neighbors say every step is one in the right direction because we are coming back slowly but surely. god is going to make it work. >> those guys were hit mighty hard by the storm, but you can hear their pride in the city. down the road, it will be better than it was before the storm. >> coming up, baseball has released its earnings report -- facebook has released its earnings report. >> you are watching abc 7 news at 6:00, on your side. >> burress in the district will have to pay more attention with your turns. >> it is an effort to keep bicyclist safe. >> it was not so much about enforcement of batter up -- but rather about education. the signs you see right here on pennsylvania avenue and 14th street. >> people call it america's main street but it is my main way of coming to work every day. >> a new law bans drivers from making new turns in bike lanes. >> he is glad to see there is an

>> it deposition on your perspective whether that's a degeneration or improvement but he was fundamental nicedduring the course of the 19th century. >> you regard jesus as anything but a distortion? >> i don't really know what jesus was like. >> well, that produced a reaction to that and then we had the manly jesus, did we not? >> yes. >> was that in the company, the era of teddy roosevelt and his lament over the overcivilized men in the famous speech he gave? >> right in the strenuous life. in that period, 19th century turning into the 20th century as roosevelt's roughriders were going up san juan hill and pursuing the spanish american war there's an effort to buff jesus up essentially, emphasize his scenes where he kicks the money changers out of the temple or where he's a carpenter and he's buff and got strong muscles and that sort of thing and that was an effort to bring men back in the churches, there were very few at that time and there was an effort to attract them. >> we won't try to summarize the various permutations of the image of jesus in your book, but one of the funnier aspects o

nice. we're part of -- the president asked americans to volunteer to help improve your own community. you are doing that now. you are part of the umbrella called citizens corps. what's the objective? for you, it's to prepare for natural disasters, especially if you live here in san francisco, the earthquakes. form an exercise, neighborhood and workplace teams. is that what you're do ?g we did a little practice right now. you are going to respond to immediate needs in your area following a major disaster. what about here in san francisco, major metropolitan area. what are some possible areas in the city? golden gate bridge, right here. beautiful sunset today, i was watching it as we got here. what else? the bay bridge, candlestick, monster park, 42,000 will be in attendance on any sold out giants game, 62,000 on a 49er game. what else? b of a building. transamerica. this is a major -- so these are -- those are buildings. but what else might you think about? bart, transportation. we'll talk about that. hospitals. city hall. these are possible target areas. as we mentioned, civilian safe

they get released by your brain, just 'cause you're thinking about something really nice, it will also serve to improve a whole part of neuroscience called neuroimmunology that studies how your emotional well-being can work to enhance your immunity against, you know, getting a cold or just getting sick. so as you repeat this process every day, you will increasingly become the user of your emotional brain rather than letting it use you, and you'll be taking the next step toward creating your super brain. now, let's talk about that newest part of the brain, the newbie on the block, 4 million years old. the neocortical or intellectual brain, the big daddy over here. lots of real estate. this is the part of your brain that allows you to reason, to plan, to be creative. it's perhaps the most important part of your brain because it also provides you with imagination, free will and choice. the neocortex also gives us meaning. it allows us to apply meaning to everything we experience. this is one of the special things about being human is we can apply meaning to our lives. so now, let's think about how you can

nice. this commute has improved getting into san francisco.g into the 80 corridor, it is moderately heavy. 8:08. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. a shout out to everybody who has e-mailed me or tweeted me. some very, very good weather questions. patrick redwood shores. there's been some strange weather in lake county. some people asking when is the rain coming back. it looks like february. i think we'll see something undercutting the ridge of high pressure. this happens this time of year, but so far we're not seeing that. there are projections of that happening as we get towards the end of the month. i think so. i think we'll go from very, very cold and mostly dry from kind of wet and warmer on the temperatures. but that's not happening for a while. another cold morning. this stretch of cold weather goes back to 1990, 1998 and 2007 when we had about six or seven days in a row when temperatures were cold. slow warming is taking place. very, very slowly. temperatures are rebounding, though. lows this morning, cordelia 25. healdsburg, 28. w

nice rebound. and i think that provided the labor market continues to improve -- i think that is a rating that will continue to improve, depending on what happens in washington. mcbride notes the economy is on a good track -- which could continue to help the housing market in 20- 13. secrecy surounding money stashed in the cayman islands may soon be revealed. according to reports-- there's a proposal to make the names of thousands of companies, directors, and hedge funds, available to the public that are currently sheltered on the islands. if approved a public database would list money that is housed offshore in the caribbean territory. the financial times reports-- the caymans have come under critiscm for the lack of regulations. higher education is turning to the web to gain revenue. as colleges look for new ways to make money -- some -- such as san jose state university -- have added online courses -- to attract students. at for-profit institutions such as university of phoenix -- students obtain their degree on the internet. now -- many colleges and universities with physical campuses are tryin

imagine's best friend vastly improves quality of life for his or her owner. >> he's very nice. >> reporter sagin is a service dog for 19-year-old caroline elkins who lives with her family in middleburg, virginia. sagin was trained by canine companions for innocence or cci. the mother learned about the group when her daughter got surgery for cerebral palsy. sagin is a highly trained skilled companion for caroline provided for free by cci. >> she used to be very shy because she had a little speech impediment and sagin has given her amazing confidence. >> reporter: speaking through ipad technology caroline is overjoyed to be able to be in the inaugural parade with her dog. >> i'm really excited about being in the inaugural parade. >> reporter: like all cci dogs sagin was prepped and trained from the moment of birth. after the puppies are weaned they're assigned to a volunteer puppy raiser, people like gail griffith who teaches basic commands. >> i started out wanting to be with a dog after i met all of the cci people and the graduates that i was doing something that made a real difference to

improve visibility. if you are heading downtown, the jfx is nice and clear. nothing to get in your way from the beltway all the way down to east fayette street. everything is up to speed through the fort mchenry and harbor tunnel. and looking live at west side of the beltway here at liberty road, traffic is moving along normal 11 minute ride on the outer loop from 795 down to 95. and here's what it looks like in parkville at har foreroad. no concerns on the inner loop down to 95 and outer loop clear up to towson. that's a look at your abc2 timesaver traffic. now over to you. >>> 4:47. president obama is calling for sweeping changes for immigration. >> a group of lawmakers, what they plan to do to help millions of undocumented immigrants. >> several people are being questioned in the wake of the fire in brazil. we will tell you who they have in custody and why they may be to blame. >>> during the 2012 presidential campaign president obama said he would make immigration reform. a top priority in the second term. and today, he will make the introductory argument

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but we see some improvement by 9:00. it might be a nice drive for you then. san mateo bridge. steve has been talking about the fog. the camera is fogged in. the signs are warning of fog. be careful there. if you are driving in walnut creek and concord, slow traffic heading down to the walnut creek area. 8:07. let's go to steve. >>> how do we know that was the san mateo bridge? >> it looked like pea soup to me. >> yeah. >> some of it continues to be on the ground, the fog. very foggy out in the valley. that will be tough to burn off. for us we'll see the fog lift around 9:00. morning fog, high clouds. a little warmer tomorrow, dry forecast. some of the updated forecast models still coming in with a very, very cold pattern, thursday into friday. colder? yes, even colder with a north wind. it does not look like much in the way of any rain for us. we'll see if that changes. but it looks like a lot of cold air is on the way. today we have a lot of fog. it's still cold. i mean we're in the 30s. we may be talking 20s for thursday night into friday. a lot of high cloud. we'll continue

nice cash on hand with 1.9 billion. working capital down to a record low. generated over the last year 1.2 billion purely out of improved working capital. 1.3 billion in n productivity, a nice solid liquidity through that, a best debt position than 2001 and our mainstream and downstream businesses are hitting new high levels, profitabilities, and another quart of that and record years and when you look at the upstream where it's basically will commodities coming down out the cost fufr. coming down 4 percentage points on the smelting business. that's what the quarter looks like. >> klaus, you're knave gotting a lot of things out there in an economy that seems to be slowing globally. tell me what the demand picture for aluminum looks like right now. i know 2012 was the strongest year for alcoa on earnings in about three years. what do you see in terms of demand this year based on what we're expecting to be a pretty anemic growth story for the u.s. and a slow growth story outside the u.s.? >> two things, one is we are protecting the amount for aluminum to double in this ken try and and where you look at where we stand day,

improvement in air quality and east bay. in the good range with a nice on shore flow firmly in place for today. we'll get the cool ocean breeze. temperatures will be chilly. on shore flow picking up when that moves on shore. 57 in fremont. 57 degrees in san jose. closer to 70 yesterday. a significant drop off in temperatures for today. look what's headed our way. an area of low pressure packing cold air will arrive during the coldest point of the day tomorrow morning. could be fair game for snow levels to drop to 1,000 feet. we could see flurries down to 500 feet. it is possible, not likely, to get snow even in san francisco and the highest elevations. twin peaks, possibly tomorrow morning. we'll keep you updated on that. thursday into friday, temperatures stay cold. saturday and sunday it will be cold. another chance for a stray shower as we head through early sunday morning between 1:00 a.m. and 4:00 a.m. monday into tuesday, sunshine comes back out. feeling like winter. hope you enjoyed it yesterday. it will be cold but not that bad. back to you. >> t

nice to see you. welcome. >> thank you. >> what's going to get us this 10% gain for stocks this year? >> so there are a few things. one is obviously the improving unemployment rate. another that we're finally seeing is a nice housing recovery. with bernanke's monetary combination we think that will come up. then finally, we're seeing earnings growth. right now we're looking at 2013 earnings growth at 6.4, 6.5%. >> the parts of the market you think we should be in right now are what? >> for 2013, the two biggest sectors for growth are consumer discretionary and financials. this has been a consumer discretionary led recovery so far. we like the s&p, we're focused on earnings stability and those are what we like the most. >> you have actual names you want to talk about? >> yes. two that i really like are chipotle mexican grill. they have had solid earnings, as well as great earnings for this year. the other one, little more contrarian is big lots. more of a value play. but again, we have seen strong cash flows and particularly where it's trading now we see it as a good value. >> on the big lots i'm glad you mentioned the contrarian play. a lot of

an overnightfor .ow look for improving rain and to all rainnge over tomorrow. 40-45 by afternoon tomorrow. the extended outlook shows , followed byatures a nice cooldown. made 30's by the upcoming weekend. we will keep you updated on the the system. like it will be out of here by midday. [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway: the big hot pastrami melt. we've perfected the pastrami sandwich -- filled with juicy pastrami, pickles, yellow mustard and melted cheese. all piled-high on freshly baked bread. taste e one at your local suby today! subway. eat fresh. chance to take part in and not euro parade is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. the high school band was preparing for the time in the spotlight. the entry in the inaugural parade was ballou high school in southeast. practiced was paid for by an excited alumni. >> i am very excited. >> this is a good feeling. my first same being in an inauguration parade. this one was special. a great day, right? be excited, to right? >> after breakfast, time to suit up and rehearse. back at ballou high school, they went over the songs and got .heir uniforms lots of anticipation. they finished

improved to 2-0. san jose getting -- >> oh, nice. >> that's excellent natural sound from the anchor.oger federer taking on tsonga. winner gets a trip to the semifinals. this one went five grueling sets. fifth match point federer broke through. the four time aussie open champ advances to the semis for the tenth consecutive year. he will play and did i murray on friday. on the -- andy murray on friday. 19-year-old sloane stephens ended serena williams' 20-match winning streak to advance to the semifinals. while it's great to have another american emerge, this was not a passing of the torch by serena. >> did you ever think about retiring at any point? >> are you kidding me? i'm not retiring. oh, you mean retiring before the match. [ laughter ] >> you mean for the match. oh. i'm sorry. i thought you meant my career. like you're crazy! >> serena's back was hurting during match. we weren't sure we was going on. she misinterpreted. >> i saw the gore thing and noticed the rolled-down socks. it bugged me. >> $10,500? >> come on. >> ken bastida wears jeans behind the set. >> stop it. >> the ge

nice. >> i want to say weather is improving as far as the rain.ow we're dealing with wind. >> we're dealing with a lot of water. we want to show you, these are live pictures of vehicles attempting to drive-thru standing water. >> that looks like a parking lot. >> that might be a parking lot. >> these are stopped vehicles but with the helicopter, we've been watering. some vehicles attempt to negotiate this high water. a couple of the pick-up trucks have made it. i don't encourage people to do that. >> no matter how many times the fire and rescue people tell people not to -- there's a car right there moving. they tell people not to do this. your car will stall out and get stuck out there. this is exactly what they say do not do. this is what you are not supposed to do. >> good luck to you. >> they made it through. thank goodness. >> one to two inches of rain. all that water getting drained quickly and the basins can't hold the water. the story today, temperatures and winds. temperatures have been falling overnight and the winds have picked up. we ar

improvements in that area. i think it is really a great day in san francisco when you have three leaders the very wreck nice for doing great community work here in san francisco, i know david and jane closely; i don't know malia as closely. i see you out in the community. i am happy that you three have risen to the top. it is time for san francisco to stop playing this whole rhetoric game of how we are this panacea; we have gone 25 years without female leadership is a bit off for a city like san francisco. i would like to throw my support to jane kim whom i met working on her school board campaign and working on a number of organizations throughout san francisco, on issues for groups like those i represent. it is important that we have a leader that is able to reach our community and interact with not just her district but throughout. i support jane kim today. >> president: thank you. next speaker. >> >> it is always wonderful for me, two years ago i remember jane, i remember malia getting into those seats and look at them today. it is hard for me because i know both jane and i know malia so when it gets down t