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that to me would seem like the easy place to track, a serial violator, because it seems like one big s-r-o or one big apartment building has continuously the same address shows up on your desk over and over again, it seems like that's a big problem there. >> thank you, commissioner. on that issue, keep in mind that when you are going through the code enforcement process, you can have -- let's pick on a residential hotel. you can have a residential hotel that has a history of violations. you're always in the building, you're also always writing notices of violation. we will look at the number of the notices of violation. we will also look at the content of that. and that is usually a prime candidate for referral to the city attorney. we've had that happen in a situation where there's been a history of where things get fixed and they break. i'm going to give you an excellent example. one of the cases was the grand sutter. we had that situation happen. commissioner walker is nodding her head because she sits on the litigation committee. we had a situation we recommended that case go to the ci

volume o the big board. the dow is not the only record high. three broad market russell indexes also with all-time highs boeing gaining its way despite the dream liner. regulators may soon give the okay. the national transportation safety board will hold hearings next month into the battery issues. retailer gap up 4% on better than expected results. financial strong. bankamerica of 3%. time warner gained two and a half% selling its magazine division. in the commodity market chemicals that the higher, pulled up better than a dollar, selling in bonds, interest rates higher. the treasury's ten year yielding . household wealth rising in the final quarter of last year to 66 trillion. in january, consumer credit rose to a record high. personal debt at just over two and a half trillion dollars. stocks are still the best game in town, but investors a plenty of reason to be skeptical. joining us now with this outlook . could have you with this. what a market. is it going to continue? >> the best bet will be that it will. we have data for your bull marke

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now the administration's gonna make a big dilly-o about the fact that while he's over there, obama is going to get israel's highest civilian honor, the "presidential medal of distinction." but it's not that great, once you eat the chocolate. [laughter] and i'm not the only one who's suspicious of obama's committment to israel. so is the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. during the 2012 campaign, netanyahu all but endorsed obama's opponent-- what is your name? [cheers and applause] i know this. i know this. i know this. don't tell me. matz latke? bris schmaltzy? putz schmuckney? what, whatever. jim? >> prime minister netanyahu pretty much aligned himself with governor romney. >> prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who really threw his full support, it seemed at times behind mitt romney. >> you know they've known each other since the 1970s when they worked together in a consulting firm. >> you've been a personal friend of mine and a strong friend of the state of israel. >> stephen: that might make obama's trip a little awchward! [laughter] will obama's trip be a success? will he insult

that voters are increasingly wise to the fact that the federal government does not have resources o its bigbloated nature exists at the cost of all of us. dagen: is the danger, john, we continue on with unemployment still stubbornly high, still very close to 8%, that the longer we struggle as a economy, the more they will rely on the government to be there and provide a safety net. >> i think people are wise as to what is going on there. it is still a very abnormally high number. it is high because of government barriers. obamacare is an increased cost placed on businesses that makes it far more expensive to hire workers. 7.7%, the nature of job opportunities is greatly reduced for all americans. the president cannot create jobs, but in obama's case, he can create a lot of barriers to job creation. there is a lot of skepticism. dagen: gasoline prices going up again. we would like to blame whoever is in the white house for gasoline prices. >> i would argue that it is very much in the white house's hands. people are going to work every day and it cost a lot more to get there. this is a simple

nervous in the long term because in the long term something has our name on it, but we found the bilge o bigname on it. >> you made your life's work to study@asteroids and meteorites, really cool rocks. what can we learn about our place in the universe by studying things like this? >> we learn about the history of the solar system. this rock if you were to cool a bit of the sun, and they differentiated to make the iron core. this is one reason to mind the asteroid. so that sets of interest, too. but these rocks tell us about the history of the solar system and frankly, we haven't got samples of mars except the meteorites that come from mars so they tell us about other planets. want to touch it? >> i would like to. this is pretty cool. >> denton able, thank you very much for swinging by. >> there is the fusion crust and it's the molten layer, that's the last bit of melted rock that part there when it comes in and on the inside you can see it looks like an ordinary stone. only about less than 5% of all meteorites are actually iron meteorites. >> i've enjoyed geeking out with you, good sir. tha

o. a lot of big wall street companies gave bonuses in 12. yet consumers spent more money, they didsu the month before, housing starts are up. >> okay, we're going to talk about that and have a robust debate about it. >> things are getting better in spite of the president obama, not because of b him. think about this for one second. we're pumping $85 billion sequester number, we're pumping $85 billion into the banking system every month. >> the aig bailout was $85 billion. this is actual leave a good day. defense spending i think will be scary. this is a good day. we areca actually keeping government at a minimum. i think the white house is cracking big time. i i think this blew up in their face. they're toth used to winning why they scare and they lost today. they're on their heels. >> how did they lose today?e >> they planned a message strategy that did not work that failed miserably and they have the media calling them on this entire thing, bob. it didn't work. >> you suggesting the republicans response today worked? >> i do. i absolutely

mayor michael bloomberg of new york has announce d a big push o put pressure on lawmakers who will will vote on new gun control measures in congress. i discuss that and some other topics including the middle east when i sat down with him this weekend in new york. mr. mayor, welcome back to the program. >> thank you for having me. >> always good to have you. big week in the gun debate. i'll get to that in just a minute. let me start with the president's significant trip to the middle east. he's returned. do you think he's erased any doubts about whether he's a stalwart supporter of israel? >> no, i think he certainly said that he was and i think people believe that. this is going to go down in history as one of the few trips that an american president has made to israel where there really were deliverables. he got israel and turkey talking to each other and restoring diplomatic relations, and i think that's crucial for the security of that whole area. he's got the palestinians and the israelis thinking long and hard about they're going to have to find some ways to resolve their differenc

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o is right? that is a big. >> first of all, it is important to remember why the epa proposing this. this is to protectthe lungs and heart of our children and our senior citizens and other people with respiratory ailments. this would be like taking the pollution from 30 million cars off the road. it will prevent thousands of asthma attacks every year and thousands of premature deaths every year. it is estimated that for every dollar in cleanup costs, it will generate health care funding the. gerri: but why the difference in estimates? >> big oil companies made predictis about the last time that the epa tried to clean us out. those predictions are wrong. even if they are right, let's say they are right. the average american uses 10 gallons of gasoline a week, which means that it would be a 90-cent per week increase. gerri: let's give him a chance to get back in here. you know, i have read that we have already reduced sulfur emissions by 90%. how far do we want to go? are we going to make it go away? i don't unde

o l. they got invited to the big game and got tickets from ticketmaster. >>> a little bit of wed roads -- wet roads, what is it looking like this morning, sal? >>> we have more crashes unfortunately and we have had a lot of crashes this morning and let's take a look at what we have, westbound 4, they were clearing a road and it is a little bit slower near orinda. near lafayette, we were lucky it didn't happen later in the morning and still slower than usual. in fact we have look at the toll plaza, i think we have it, well, i will tell you that the toll plaza is backed up. we have westbound at 580 and south 880 on dakota road with a vehicle on the shoulder and the key is give yourself some extra time because you are going to need it. >>> sal, light rain, not a lot but a little over the santa cruz mountains and a lot of low- level moisture and high mid- level clouds coming up so there is going to be splash and dash showers. mild and muggy over mostly cloudy skies and winds turning in advance of some radar returns and we have more rain in the santa cruz mountains and some pockets of light ra

o l. they got invited to the big game and got tickets from ticketmaster. >>> a little bit of wed roads -- wet roads, what is it looking like this morning, sal? >>> we have more crashes unfortunately and we have had a lot of crashes this morning and let's take a look at what we have, westbound 4, they were clearing a road and it is a little bit slower near orinda. near lafayette, we were lucky it didn't happen later in the morning and still slower than usual. in fact we have look at the toll plaza, i think we have it, well, i will tell you that the toll plaza is backed up. we have westbound at 580 and south 880 on dakota road with a vehicle on the shoulder and the key is give yourself some extra time because you are going to need it. >>> sal, light rain, not a lot but a little over the santa cruz mountains and a lot of low- level moisture and high mid- level clouds coming up so there is going to be splash and dash showers. mild and muggy over mostly cloudy skies and winds turning in advance of some radar returns and we have more rain in the santa cruz mountains and some pockets of light ra

he had a concert at the o-2 arena there. it's a big venue. 20,000 fans. the show is sold out. it was supposed to start at 8:30 but justin didn't get out there until 10:30, and people were mad in the way only british people can be. >> everyone was booing at him. we were just sitting in the dark for ages. >> a bit of a diva. couldn't come out until he was ready. >> we came here two weeks ago to see one direction. fabulous. >> i'm totally and utterly disgusted. we're all fans and now we hate him. >> he can bug off and never come again. >> jimmy: let's not say things we can't take back, folks. i can understand why the parents were angry. half of the audience was kids and it was a school night, which means they were late getting home and had to go straight to bed without brushing their teeth and the british really can't afford to miss a night of teeth brushing. [ laughter ] two hours is very late. prince can be two hours late. justin bieber can't. how can you ever be late for anything in london? they have a huge clock right in the middle of the town. [ laughter ] meanwhile, they ha

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a big republican conference wrapping up today.we'll tell you which rising g-o-p star won the presidentialn straw poll. sarah palin. and a big gulp! hello? the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make life easier? at chase we're pioneering innovations that make banking simple. deposit a check with a photo. pay someone with an email. and bank seamlessly with our award-winning mobile app. take a step forward... and chase what matters. it was the last day of the conservative political action conference, known as cpac. and it ended with its g-o-p presidential nomination straw poll, which is considered a key gauge of conservative sentiment. senator rand paul of kentucky took the top slot with 25 percent of the vote. cristina mutchler has the highlights. a conservative who's-who showed up for the last day of the c-pac. many call it an audition stage, and nearly a dozen republicans who might be considering a run for the 20-16 g-o-p presidential nomination were at the casting call. dr. ben carson fueled speculation he may be looking for a s

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. >>> the big stofr ry today is o wall street. the dow jones hitting an all-time high a short while ago. this came charging out of the gate past that old high that we said was set back in 2007. allison kos act at the new york stock exchange for us. what does this number mean to the rest of us? >> reporter: well, first of all, it really is more of a milestone. but what's great about it is that it really is a new record high. you know it's kind of like a speeding train, investors they want to jump in and get in. they don't want to miss that train. in the process they are blowing away that recent record high. trick is going to be if the market actually closes at or above the dow's record high. what's interesting, though, look at companies that investors who have reaped the reward of this mark, look at one of the market low points for the dow, march 2009. you know the dow's gained 7,000 points since that low. i want to show you how about seven companies have done because they've tripled in value. like american express, up almost 500%.

take my take it live segment so if you want a chance to ask me a question live on the big picture give us a call at two o two i know four twenty one thirty four and maybe i'll be talking to you after the place. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm charming welcome to the big picture. of potentially deadly blizzard taking aim for the northeast it's expected to hit stunning in a few hours from new york to maine we have team coverage of the storm. but what we're watching is the very heavy snow moving into boston proper earlier today it was very sticky you can see it start to become much more powdery down so the bottom line there is still a lot of snow out here a good place for snowball fight. jason it is kind of pretty incredible day there and even record snowfall throughout much of in life nobody's allowed to be driving alyssum urgency here exceptions. right out of. the radio guy. what. did you ever seen anyt

. >> remember the big mac, fillet o fish and quarter pounder, and now you're going to have to add inbviously they're answering the customer pleas for something more healthy for breakfast. they'll have the egg white, egg mcmuffin talking about the fact instead of 300 calories, 250 calories on whole grain bread, bacon and white cheddar cheese and i for one am very, he very excited about the egg white delight. charles: you don't need it, you eat and drink everything you want and nothing changes, look great. >> don't tell my secrets. charles: samsung is going to unveil the galaxy s-4 tonight and there's buzz around this thing and here to help us sort it out. clayton morris. and it's an apple style presentation. >> rockefeller center. a time at night people are at home and babies to put down to sleep and they're going to be at the prime time event. samsung is the behemoth in the room and a challenge to apple. i'm not somebody who wants to put somebody on a death watch and i was here when we were talking about blackberry. i'm not going to-- >> you know we booked you to put them on the deat

apparently very wealthy and what they call a whale, a regular gambler who makes big losses and big wins. on winning this way for long? and why would he put together a scam like this? >> i guess we'll find out. great story. >>> in today's office politics, michael isikoff, he's been on the front lines reporting on the obama administration's controversial drone policy. i asked him about the uproar and the catalyst for the recent scrutiny. >> what we did was get ahold of the justice department white paper which laid out the legal reasoning that would justify the use of lethal force, drone strikes, although it doesn't mention drone strikes, against american citizens. and while the administration officials had given a couple speeches on the subject, the white paper filled out some of the blanks in those speeches and gave a fuller explanation of the legal reasoning, and in some ways when i think significantly went beyond what had been stated publicly. particularly, and this is relevant very much to the discussion of the iraq war, what it called -- what it described as a, quote, broader concept of

gerri: talking about the big investment money in real estate right now, o, of course going to the marketletely overbought at the top of the cycle now really struggling. is there a chance there might be another bubble forming here in which prices could come down a step or could come back as the institutional investors decide when maybe they have had enough. >> i think we saw a good run-up in 2012 from the big firms purchasing. now it is the small investors, personal family home buyers and prices are beginning to stabilize. we will not be 28% run-up in arizona again. we're not going to see the great games. you will see stabilization and that is excellent for the housing market, that is what we want. gerri: let's talk about the impact for homeowners. homeowners have been under water, some positive numbers on that this week, fewer of us under water, but you have to think as the market starts to stabilize this is good news for the people out there who didn't ask for money from the federal government, don't have their hands out, they're just paying their mortgage each month even if they owe mo

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as a superis model she is way out o of my league but i just thought go big or stay home. >> go big orhave a girlfriend in school? >> no, i don't. i have girl friends but no girlfriend. great on your resume. >> thanks so much. i am going to college. waiting to hear back from some of the ivies next week and excited to hear back and hopefully i will have some options and make a decision. >> like the kid in risky business. shot big and maybe made it who knows, jake. good luck to you. let us know if kate calls back and shows up. >> i definitely will. thanks so much for have isinging me. >> geraldo: it was great. up next, was he really guilty? hbo has a new movie out that suggests that phil specter probably the greatest pop rock music producer ever was wrongfully convicted of murdering his girlfriend lana clarkson. remember he was convicted of shooting her in the face. the movie suggests he may have been wrongfully convicted. or lana clarkson. she appeared in one movie. here is lana. >> my two star students. i would like you to meet my wife, mrs. vargas. >> hi. ♪ what's droid-recognition ?

. >> canada, big news north of the border. we're listening to "o great anthem. >> it is. dropping its 18% tariff on hockey gear, eh, made outside of the land maple leaf. it's been a big bone of contention up there because now most of the gear, of course, comes from asia. we're talking all kinds of equipment, from the skates, all the way to the helmets, pads, girdles, yes, hockey players wear girdles, and don't give them, you know, any give about it. shoulder pads, elbow pads, face masks, you name it. hockey gear about to get cheaper in the land maple leaf, simon. >> that and lulu lemon, a big week. >>> the world's biggest divorce involving one of america's top oil ceos and the custody battle may actually be over your money. plus, the blackberry 10 hit shelves. jackie d'angelis live at an at&t store in new york city. hello, jackie? >> reporter: good afternoon, simon. as the z-10 launched, the shot in the arm blackberry needs to make a comeback. >> reporter:? we're here at the at&t store and we're monitoring the sales and the foot traffic. the answer

>> men: ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e ♪ hotwire.com >> announcer: save big on car rentals too, from $12.95 a day. >ith more of "today" on this final show of ours on this thirst-day thursday, since kathie lee is out, actress and comedienne whitney cummings is here and we're about to get fooled on all sorts of etiquette for situations. are you mouthing the words? are you mocking me? >> apparently someone thought we needed an etiquette test, i can't imagine why. >> we're going to play this game, when push comes to shove, what you do. so the master of etiquette, robin abrams is here, she'll put us to the test. she's a columnist for the "boston globe" magazine and the author of "miss conduct: mind over matters." >> are you ready? >> yes. >> whitney? >> i've already won. >> it's the inner game that counts. >> first question, it is not polite to talk about money. true or false? >> true. >> excuse me. that's a double negative. that was not polite. >> so the answer is true. >> it's rude -- >> to talk about money? >> i had no idea. >> false, it is not rude to talk about money. >> we need to do a grammar quiz

big problems. we've got two cateries o problemsepublins s. es t kind of fundamentals blocking and tackling nuts and bolts whatever metaphor you want to use how to make the party more modern and technologically proficient to go up against what is perceived to be accurately the superior democratic effort built by the president. >> rose: what's the division within the party. >> well i think there's a couple things. one is there's individual issues where there are still broad divisions, gay rights, immigration. how unyielding to be on trying to make a compromise with the president on fiscal issues. there's some big issue differences. but then there is the question of sometime. and how you, i said just a moment ago appeal to the senator of the electorate bringing your party to the senate. convincing your party that hey i stand for x which is out of step with a lot of you but x is how we win elections and it's a reasonable position. that fakes a really strong person to do. while all the people who talk about potential candidates with strength there

o band. welcome. >> thank you for having us. >> you were a big hit when you were here before. >> you had an incrediblethrough you album of the year. you have been on jay leno and done a lot of national shows. i mean clearly the career is on the rise. yet you have still been able to maintain the balance that you have between reaching contemporary audiences and being faithful and true to your christian roots. >> yeah. >> has that been a pull for you? >> i think the biggest thing with traveling in general and we all face busyness, consistently in life because that is our culture breeds a busy mentality. so it is -- particularly in the last year you had to reeval wait. creating space just to be still. creating space to connect with other folks and community. but i think for both of us we have been fortunate, have a wonderful family and luke has a lovely wife and a newborn son. >> mike: congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> mike: terrific. >> and i'm newly engaged as well and those relationships hold you in good stead. >> mike: i have known you you i need to talk to her, i really do. we will do a son

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