tell me to put together the technology to solve it, and that was, that is my current co-founder, jeb ory. >> host: what were you trying to solve? be how were you trying to connect people? >> guest: so people care about issues. everyone does. people may be busy and they may not be able to physically attend to events or to visit the legislators, but it doesn't mean people do not care. people want to tell others how they feel about a variety of issues, and they also want to hear from people. if they hear from their constituents, if they hear from people that live in their districts, they'll listen. and so at the time i was trying to connect people that care about education issues to connect with the legislators and tell them how they feel about their schools, and it was very hard to do. so today, for example, some of our campaigns deal with education issues, but others deal with issues like the start-up act 3.0 which is actually one of the campaigns we have that is on immigration. so people care about a variety of issues, and what we did is create a technology to connect people with their e

plus i noticed this yesterday when they wanted to add another wind ori for the interior and i already have no privacy and because i need to keep the curtains open. my point is to illustrate how deceptive these documents are. i think most people would not have noticed the discrepancy. after all i caught them by chance at the very last minute and six months after receiving the document. i greatly appreciate the time and diligent effort that the board has conducted in approving my appellant brief and i look forward to the judgment in my neighbor to revoke this permit especially the extensions on the roof and the rear. thank you. >> thank you commissioners. i'm here on behalf of the permit holder. the appellant has received significant notice throughout the process. this is the plan on the wall. even from the photo it's very clear there is a person standing. that was last march. miss pres sta did send the application to the pell appellant as well. what the department of planning asked to minimize the amount of paper go out, they request that you take the drawings and shrink them so they f

. >> homeowners with undamaged houses can't return because there's no electricitity ory or water service. >>> we have more hot temperatures in the way for tomorrow, shaping up to be the hottest day of the next 7 days. >> right now, it's a fairly warm, in the inland spots. >> we have 60s for san jose, berkeley, and salsalito. >> the sea breeze cooling things out, but for tomorrow, the buy breeze is going to come in tomorrow and will be fairly light. >> that'll allow everybody to warm up. >> clear skies tonight, a little bit of fog up the coast, but the it should be gone, even the coastal by tomorrow. >> 90ings inland for tomorrow, then a dramatic change from tuesday, from hot to much cooler as the sea breeze cranks up and into the bay. >> look at the readings for tomorrow, monday, in the first column, 90s inland, 80s san jose, redwood city, into the 80s, but tuesday, we're only talking 60s and 70s, and we're seeing that on future casts, as well. >> here's the map for tomorrow. >> some 90s popping up into the south bay, as well, the north bay, 80s by the bay. >> as that sea breeze surges o

dating, calibrating maintaining scientific implementation and providing information to investigate oris and conducting internal audits and quality assurance management. in 2012 there were questions about -- conducted under the chief administration. we conducted an inspection of the laboratory. that's an involved process. it requires preparation by the lab staff to gather documents, records and be present and available to conduct interest interviews when the team arrives to answer questions when they are engaged in. we received new accreditation which is good until 2015. the dna analysis -- we faced a number of challenges that were related to capacity cases that the crime lab can analyze. one of the program that we instituted in 2011 was the additional sexual assault evidence program which we call a s a p. the intent of this program is to gather the most probative evidence swab that we can get when a survivor of a sexual assault has an examination or a sexual assault kit is collected. that sample is collected by the trauma nurses and delivered to the police department within 72 hours of

commissioner veet ori? >> i want one clarification, you are saying the rates seem sound even though it's a premium product? >> the board has a certain mandate to determine whether or not the rates are fair, and the technical analysis around to do that when we normally do for water and waste water we apply those same standards to these rates and hence our evaluation is that those rates are technically fair. the issue of whether or not they are expensive compared to another product, p g and e potential product, green product, that's not what comes in to it because when we evaluate water and waste water, there is no competing market. there is no other water to say this is fair or not. so hence we are a little bit like fish out of water, no pun intend but when we evaluate this, it is fair. but our concerns are risen when we look at hour compared in the competitive standing would not that rate as set would make a viable and feasible program rate and that's our straulgs evaluation at this time. >> commissioner br

plus i noticed this yesterday when they wanted to add another wind ori for the interior and i already have no privacy and because i need to keep the curtains open. my point is to illustrate

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. >> all right, jedediah, rg iii says he wasn't referencing orie ferring to any one thing in particularhen he tweeted about the tyrany. >> i think he was referring to owe bough ma you, andy -- referring to obama, andy. i think it is a ridiculous situation. when i was a kid my dad loved saint john's basketball. it used to be st. john's red necks and then it was the red storm because everybody was sensitive. and then you couldn't have the indian as the asks pot. i think people go over board. i don't see how redskins is offensive at all. what is offensive? i don't get it. i genuinely don't get it. >> do you get it? >> i don't get it. >> governor, some people do think rg iii was talking about the redskins thing and the others think it was the reaction to jason collins coming out at gay. he says he was speaking generally. was it bad timing on his part? >> the reality of that is the redskins are going to change their name. that's the reality. isit has become associated with something that is racist or derogatory. the owners are going to end up doing it. that's the reality. that is going to be

joining us now, covering this ory. great to have you here. why are the phone companies doing this now? >> because it is good mon. especially as we are looking at ways to increase their profit margins whethey a the recoil against excessive data fees, and i need a way to make more moy and data is a fantastic way to do it. gerri: one executive talking about what they are doing describes data as the new oil. tell us exactly what they are tracking. >>t snds like tracking your web browsing a your location tung nuts together with the demographic data. i li in las vegas, right now i am at the casi, and that is a way to pilots together, a clear picture of who people actually ar gerri: you cld in las vegas be arching for some sort of sporrs clothing company on your smart pho and everybody in the world woul know that and send you ads and offers. >> in theory. gerri: but iis true, right? >> yes. try to do things in aggregate, not quite as personal, i will get pissed off unless this is specifically what eric wants. gerri: informaon is provided solely on a

. >> that is a ory. [laughter] john: how cheap is travel and the wonderful web site that was killed by the politicians war. john: america is filled with little businesses, good ones crushed by government. like the chinatown bus system. >> these companies are packed every hour with bargain hunting writers civic it is the most convenient way and it only cost $1. john: the independent bus companies figured out if they pick people up right off the streets without a bus terminal they can save money to offer very cheap fares. >> passengers are pleased but the american bus association is worried that it fears the future of the motor coach industries could be threatened by low-priced chinatown buses that are dangerous operating illegally. >> companies that operate at a substantially reduced costs, one-fourth of what it would cost most operators have to be cutting corners somewhere. >> government quickly cited with the union bus company sandoz chinatown buses must have cut corners and quickly the u.s. duty announ

. >> either somebody gave him that information orie peteed that information. >> or maybe the get go was a bar. >> can i say something in agreement with bob? the white house cannot just put this off on the state department . if there is an inner agency dispute between the cia department of defense and the office, the state, there is a coordinating council, the national security council, they are the ones who figure out how to deal with the dispute. remember though that there is another thread of this sweater that needs to be pulled. that is what is happening at the same time with general petraeus? he is at the cia and he knows at any minute the revelation about his affair with paula what's her name is going to be revealed. his family is going to be embarrassed and destroyed and he will have to repair that. his career in government is about to be destroyed. his reputation is going away, and they contact him and in the article that steven hayes reports, petraeus says, well that's not what i sent over. that's not what i would say. it is up to them. and he throws up his hands. >> there is st

they spoke to geraldo rive ory.here were there were people who were witnesses and wanted to talk to they were not allowed to talk to them . the people that we are representing are career civil servants and they are people who served the country overseas, in the country, in dangerous positions, all over the world, have risk would their lives, and only want to tell the truth. >> led by former un ambassador tom pickering and ar mulen. the arb they reported that systemic measures below secretary of state hillary clinton were to blame in benghazi where two attackings killed four merrence inchuding our ambassador to libya. it was a model of thoroughness and cited to deflect questions of what happened on september 11th of last year. >> the accountability review board that investigated this manner and in no one's estimation sugar coated what happened there and pulled punches when it came to holding accountable individuals that they felt had not successfully executed their responsibilities and heard from everyone and invited

and they re also pestering and harassing them and that is a big part of the ory.ou are never going to see that in "the new york tis." never, never, never. neil: one thing i always wonder is after watergate. those who never again get to the abus, we are avengi on enems. >> okay. neil: i'm thing that happen again. >> of course it will hapn again. of course it will happen. the government is made up of very ordinary people with all the ordinary emotions that human beings have. many of themotions are revenge. neil: barack obama doess't have to say or do anything. that in and of itself i an inevitability. you think you're doing the president's bidding without them telling you to. for all we know, they are very close and these are smart enough things to figure out. we don't know what he is telling him. mr. eric holder is a hyper partisan guy. i am wondering as we had the secretary of the treasury, we shall see. neil: it is always good to have you, my friend. >> it is an honor, sir. neil: is the government giving a are bureaucrats finally out of control? even some top dem

too much time has been wasted on ories that just don't add up with whistleblowers that are itching toalk. reportedly they are lining up. i asked a few questions. if we are talking about the window,. makes sense to have people coming in, only interested in getting through what happens in conducting them with a full and fast and impartial investigation neil: we have talked to them on and off the recod. it seems like ken starr went on a witchhunt, exploring things that went way beyond and we political witchhunt. >> when you say giving me independent counsel, you have the ability to do your own investigation. now you're giving up power the power and you have to sit back and wait for the result but i'm going to do my investigation. a special prosutor is doing his or her in thing. the irs and the justice department. many are getting equally torque.about health and human services paper public health care law which could be multiple prosecutor needs. would you see that ever happening? >> you would see that this starts with a club of documen. >> i could not even image chanically. they fear tha

. >> reporter: what's worse, the vet says t ory has bruising that suggests sexual assault. she was left at this pets unlimited store in the philmore and the staff there called the shelter. this tibeten terrier was badly beaten and they believe this pit bull was injured after being hurled after a second story window. all four of the cases have officers shocked and concerned. >> this is a huge public safety issue. people who would commit violent acts against helpless animals are very likely to commit those same acts against a human being. >> reporter: an animal cruelty arrest has been made in scrappy's case, a $2,000 reward has been posted for information that might lead to an arrest in the other cases. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >>> the metropolitan transportation commission have a difficult decision to make. should the new bay bridge open as scheduled on labor day or should the opening be delayed? to answer all those questions about the integrity of more than 2300 steel rods. this week, they're due to tell the commission what it plans to do. cal trans says every day the

. >> we had a note saying that we should stop operating because we don't have a license for a don't ory code saying we have a license for another company. we don't have car, we don't have drivers. we are information provider, we provide matching of riders and drivers. so i think there has been a fundamental -- this is a new median and it needs new rules. that viewpoint is one that regulators in the beginning don't understand. we see the same thing in philadelphia, austin. >> are they trying to make it illegal? in philadelphia they did a sting operation on your company. >> yes, a week before last there was a sting operation -- it wasn't against -- it was against our company but they impounded the vehicles of three drivers, they fined each of them $1,000 -- sorry one of them was fined $2,000. they sent us fines as well. they the , -- austin, sent us a cease and decease and the city council has made it impossible for them to impound vehicles as well. i think what happened in california is we went from an attitude of the regulators to hey, you can't do that we're going to shut you down to,

beings, unlike the rest of life, as far as we can tell, we don't live directly in the sensory -- sense ory world. values, concepts, frameworks and series, a lot of those implicit in our languages and our philosophies. and the great movements in human history of being when new ideas have come along and liberated people. there is nothing so liberating as a powerful idea. i have always been drawn to th the power of aginion d idsto transform how we see and think. but from an early stage i find myself being asked to talk about the things i was doing and i found i could and enjoyed it. >> i don't mean to say-- i got nervous. we all do. i mean all great sports people do. all-- people who take seriously what they do i always think-- you see tennis player, no matter how good they are they still have to bounce that ball four or five times before they serve it, some 10 or 12s on or try a few shots, people still miss an easy putt beuse youave to deal with that by always have found that i can come alive with people. i mean i like writing. to be truthful i like having written, you know. >> i often ask p

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an orie again man sets out and a 10,000 -- oregon man sets out and a 10,000-mile trek to promote a companyt brought it to a tragic end. >> reporter: we're live in redwood city where an early- morning apartment fire occurred. >>> and new information on the search for a missing 9-year-old girl. i just got off the phone with clearlake police. we'll have more on what is happening now and the difficulties crews are facing today. [ female announcer ] the one for all. mcdonald's dollar menu, home of the meaty, melty mcdouble you love... and now love two more tastes, the bold hot n spicy mcchicken, and the irresistible new grilled onion cheddar. each just a dollar. >>> welcome back. firefighters are busy in redwood city. they are gonna be an an apartment fire throughout this morning. the fire near fair oaks elementary started in a car port. then it spread to the apartments. brian flores is there and he says the firefighters got everything under control just a little while ago. >> reporter: good morning. firefighters got this under control a little while ago. take a look at the damage. this happene

ory 100 degrees. also, trapped in a mexican prison. an american mom in florida accused of drug smuggling. >> and this is a pattern, and we love each other. >> innocent or framed by mexican police? >>> plus, oh, no, beyonce. a fan dares to slap her there. don't mess with queen b. and live in the cnn newsroom. >> good morning, thank you so much for being with me. i'm carol cost tello. this morning's top story may be lurking in the skies above you. severe weather bearing down on half of the country. and there is concern, especially in the nation's midsection. tornado season spun from quiet to catastrophic since last week. a tornado ripping across central kansas last night. one of seven recorded across the state. cnn meteorologist indra peter so sons in the weather center. what's going on? >> absolutely unbelievable. the wild weather, not just in the middle of the country. it's literally coast to coast out there. >> monster. >> reporter: late tuesday, a new round of tornadoes ripped through the heartland. this massive twister tore through

. >>> firefighters are still on the scene in orie -- orinda to make sure a fire doesn't start yesterdayed yesterday afternoon on i ivy and -- on ivy adonald drive. >> we were fortunate that we didn't lose homes. we did put fire engines in place to protect those homes early on. >> the morago orinda fire chief says the early start to fire season and budget cuts to neighboring contra costa county fire crews will make this a challenging crew. firefighters believe a park maintenance crew may have started the fire ironically while cutting a fire break. >>> 8:20. in santa rosa, police out there, searching for three bank robbers. it happened about 10:15 yesterday morning at the redwood credit union on fourth street. luckily, no one was hurt but investigators say the men were armed during that robbery and they were wearing masks. police say the suspects got away in the silver van that had been reported stolen in vallejo. the van was abandoned in a neighborhood. witnesses say they saw the suspects get away in two other cars. >>> controversy is brewing in san francisco. some say art it the work is

ory 100 degrees. also, trapped in a mexican prison.muggling. >> and this is a pattern, and we love each other. >> innocent or framed by mexican police? >>> plus, oh, no, beyonce. a fan dares t

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. >> we had a note saying that we should stop operating because we don't have a license for a don't ory code saying we have a license for another company. we don't have car, we don't have drivers. we are information provider, we provide matching of riders and drivers. so i think there has been a fundamental -- this is a new median and it needs new rules. that viewpoint is one that regulators in the beginning don't understand. we see the same thing in philadelphia, austin. >> are they trying to make it illegal? in philadelphia they did a sting operation on your company. >> yes, a week before last there was a sting operation -- it wasn't against -- it was against our company but they impounded the vehicles of three drivers, they fined each of them $1,000 -- sorry one of them was fined $2,000. they sent us fines as well. they the , -- austin, sent us a cease and decease and the city council has made it impossible for them to impound vehicles as well. i think what happened in california is we went from an attitude of the regulators to hey, you can't do that we're going to shut you down to,

. >> we had a note saying that we should stop operating because we don't have a license for a don't ory code saying we have a license for another company. we don't have car, we don't have drivers. we are information provider, we provide matching of riders and drivers. so i think there has been a fundamental -- this is a new median and it needs new rules. that viewpoint is one that regulators in the beginning don't understand. we see the same thing in philadelphia, austin. >> are they trying to make it illegal? in philadelphia they did a sting operation on your company. >> yes, a week before last there was a sting operation -- it wasn't against -- it was against our company but they impounded the vehicles of three drivers, they fined each of them $1,000 -- sorry one of them was fined $2,000. they sent us fines as well. they the , -- austin, sent us a cease and decease and the city council has made it impossible for them to impound vehicles as well. i think what happened in california is we went from an attitude of the regulators to hey, you can't do that we're going to shut you down to,

ory. >> reporter: 70,000 people are expected to attend the convention that runs through sunday. slogan here, stand up and fight. the nra is riding high after a major congressional victory. today in houston, a nine-acre gun show in the middle of a national gun fight. about 550 exhibitors will kick start the annual meeting. this afternoon, scheduled speakers include sara pail en, rick santorum, bobby jindle and rick perry. >> nra members vote and their friends vote and that's what is driving this. >> after mass shootings in aurora and newtown, the opponents seem to be momentum. >> this was a shameful day in washington. >> reporter: two weeks ago a bipartisan compromise for background checks for commercial gun sales was shot down in the senate. >> we don't mistake battles for wars. there was a victory in them battle but the war continues. >> i believe in the second amendment and i will defend it. >> they are launching a coordinated effort ahead of the 2013 midterm election and say they have the financial clout to challenge the nra. thanks to super pacts backed by michael bloomberg

a fairly constant raising of these demands on south korea -- and i guess the question i have -- is oris there any possibility, perhaps should we give some consideration to try to take advantage of these north korean some pressure on them -- to negotiate on the elements of their system that ambassador king talked about, in terms of a north and south of theseon on all issues, both what both career is demanding of the south, and the agenda that ambassador king has laid out, is this something, perhaps that we ought to consider, in terms of a counter- proposal from south korea saying -- yes, we will negotiate with you on these issues, but, there are things about your system your treatment of your citizens that will have to be on the negotiating table, as well. is there any consideration that we might sit down with our south korean allies and talk about -- in terms of taking this kind of initiative, to try to perhaps put the north korean in -- koreans in more of a difficult position, with regard to the human rights issues? >> one of the issues with dealing with north korea for the nine states

it is impossible, really, to about ory talk acknowledge the extraordinary group of people that were involved. i do want to acknowledge at the very beginning, a couple of people who were there at the foundation of this work, crystal adult, jim, do, and jamie. there were others. , when you accept a responsibility like this, the first thing you want to do is to find the person who has a better rolodex in washington and government and anyone else. i am convinced that was jamie. we worked together and she had been in a number of different roles. most of the team you can see in the book reflects directly or indirectly people's willingness to respond to her. on manycknowledged occasions, the times you have a chance to surround yourself with people like the former cfo of microsoft and general motors and the armor worldwide chairman like jim and chris, doug, steve, and drew, brian hook. i want to mention with special appreciation, clark campbell and daniel cruise. not just for the work in putting the report together, which i think you will agree is exceptional. but also, the key role they played in t