first, though, paul adams reports from luhansk, the scene of some of the worst fighting in the east.rter: a celebration of sorts, rebel fighters parading through luhansk on sunday to mark city day, but this is not a city with much to celebrate. across luhansk, people are finding help where they can. there's no water or electricity, so this soup kitchen serves hundreds of meals a day. anataole thanks for him for luhansk, but he's pessimistic. some say the fighting could start again tomorrow, he says, but they'll be bombing again. no one is saying tomorrow will be better. in the nearby market, there's only one store. salaries and pensions haven't been paid for months. people aren't starving, but after weeks of bombardment and siege, luhansk is not yet back on its feet. a large convoy of russian aid arrived at the weekend. it included food, but these boxes are full of bandages and tourniquets, preparations perhaps for the fighting still to come. for the worst affected areas, you have to drive to the villages outside luhansk. here, almost every home has been hit. the ukrainian army shell

adams. commissioner dooley. commissioner dwight. commissioner ortiz-cartagena. commissioner riley. supervisor paul and president adams for your information commissioner white sent information she'll not been able to attend the meeting. with that, we have a 6 zero vote to send or send recommendation to the board of supervisors to support this measure. i want to collect and thank you, greg and mary ann thomson and knowing how things in the office as we get calls and got very if i calls during the business recommendation it's been a fun partnership over something that is very complicated and who would have thought taxes can be fun but it's been a fun partnership and make sure that people get informed we have new businesses registering everyday so i want to extend my appreciation for the great work you've done >> thank you good job. >> next item, please. >> next item is item 4 discussion and possible action to make recommendation to the board of supervisors on the file police code for the amount of time days and arcadia for the location restriction for and mechanical announcement dies and remove obsol

paul and adam, great job. >>> and another factor influencing your money today, the federal reserve, the central bank saying it's staying the course with monetary policy, keeping rates at record lows for a considerable amount of time. the markets rallied on the news with the dow closing at all-time high. not everybody is happy. financial analyst greg mcbride joins me now, welcome back, good to see you. i'm still getting e-mails and tweets, people on facebook who are retirees saying please, please raise interest rates. describe what's happened to people who are savers over the last five years while rates have been so low? >> well, it's been five years plus, and yes, the interest rate cuts have decimated interest income. so a lot of the savers whether they are retirees or anybody else dependent upon interest income, earning 1 or 2% maximum on savings account, certificates of deposit. that compares to 4, 5, 6% at times as recently as 2006. you've seen the interest income a fraction of what it used to be. gerri: when i tell the kids on staff, you used to earn 5% in the money martha, -- marke

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adams. commissioner dooley. commissioner dwight. commissioner ortiz-cartagena. commissioner paul. commissioner riley and commissioner white not here. item two is general public comment this allows the general public comment to comment on meters within the committees purview do we have any members of the public that want to speak >> any must be of the public want to comment on items noted on today is taunted general comment is closed. >> item 3 is the possible action to make recommendations to the board of supervisors on file number 1040798 this is a business tax regulation code amending the common administrative provision and payroll tax expense and gross receipt tax it is the tax and regulation dpoed code by revising the payroll expenses and making the amount consistent with the requirements for small business exemptions and second and third clarifying the group engaged in business in san francisco must reshlg with the tax collective e collector and the register fee and number 5 clarifying the basis of the regulation fee and 6 deleting obsolete provisions this afternoon you have

adams. commissioner dooley. commissioner dwight. commissioner ortiz-cartagena. commissioner riley. supervisor paul. and commissioner white is absent. >> great, thank you thank you, commissioners. >> next item, please. >> item number 5 is the presentation on the department of health point of sales dies ordinance number 195 or chapter one 15 of the administrative active code we have commissioner from the public health department providing you with a presentation. this is oh, >> this is discussion only right. >> this is discussion only no action item and just for your information commissioner in our packets are we have provided number commissioner has provided the inspections that have taking place a look at the counties state and local fees local forums in case you want to look at that and in 2007 a letter for the particular legislation i do have information that the commissioner monoroadway was provided for the local issuance i'm going to distributto distri. this is the regulations what they are and the state regulation >> how the local municipality enforces. >> thank you for coming. >> you're welco

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paul was the most important town of adam scott fitzgerald's legacy. he lived all over the world but the vast majority of experiences in his novels and his writing either directly came from st. paul, was planned in st. paul, written in st. paul, rewritten in st. paul, so st. paul had this huge impact on his life until he was probably 40 in the hollywood hours. if you read fitzgerald's stories. f. scott fitzgerald was born in this apartment in 19 -- 89 six. was considered a luxury apartment back then, can one of the richest men in st. paul, he died pretty young. the family was living off of the legacy many. still the mcclellans were well respected around the time of st. paul. fitzgerald took his first steps here. he said his first words here. there were two sister is a died before he was born. he suggested that was why he became a writer and then he had another sisters that was born when they were in new york, but he said he didn't know anything else existed in the universe until his younger sister was born. he left at the time he was two years old becau

masterwork of early christian art it depicts the expulsion of adam and eve, the entry of jesus into jerusalem daniel in the lion's den the arrest of saint paul and other scenes that have become icons of the faith. the central figure is christ, the giver of law seated on the throne of heaven, flanked by peter and paul. but elements of the pagan past remain. calais, the roman god of the skies supports the floor of heaven. christ wears the robe of a greek philosopher... and his beardless, youthful face bears more than a passing resemblance to pagan images of apollo. the first great churches were variations of the roman assembly hall known as a basilica, with a central nave often ending in a semicircular apse and side aisles screened by colonnades. santa sabina finished in 432, is a particularly fine example of these simple but elegant early christian basilicas. the roman arch appears here in yet another form, springing directly from the column capitals. the insignia of the new christianized empire whose capital is no longer rome but constantinople are placed with perhaps unconscious symbolism atop the corinthian columns taken from a pagan build

adam. >> i wish. ♪ >> good morning everyone. presidential envoy in 2003. we will talk to paul bremmer about what they would be doing.aybe that is john kerry in 2014. an important conversation with the always controversial paul bremmer. look for that at the top of the 7:00 hour. this is "bloomberg surveillance." we say good morning to you. i am tom keene, with me scarlet fu in adam johnson. news, we'reny looking at the bank ability of video games. the destiny game is on track to become the most profitable game ever, succeeding halo. the first to share raked in $500 million on its first day on the market. our guest, jeffrey hayzlett, no summer. he voices one of the sol diers in "destiny." >> it is like, i am running out of ammunition, more, more, more. >> everyone talks about the imminent death of gaming consoles, right? everything is going mobile. zynga has been one of the big sellers. why are they so resilient? you to play this at home. i know these gamers. i see them and they play all my long. they play across the internet with many people. you cannot do that as much -- >> are they scarlet fu's kids and jonathan go

adams employed similar reasoning. ndeed, magna carta became a banner for ral lilling opposition to british rule. massachusetts's first state seal, engraved by paul revere in set in stained glass here the state house depicts a militia man with the sword in copy of hand and a magna carta in his left. here's no small irony in the fact that magna carta, a asument that the cook viewed the definitive statement in the rights of englishmen would our own corner snoen quest for freedom. from our perspective today, 800 later, we could see that magna carta originally resolved feudal squabble between a king fixed on their own interest. but magna carta became a crucial developing thein notion of a government bound by the rule of law, a political tructure in which defined limits on the exercise of power allow even those without power rights and demand justice. what is important that core principles of justice remain defending. when the aba rededicates the magna carta next june, it will prevent the own defense.t to that the magna carta teaches us that its neration is spared challenges. our political branches and their fights have shaken confidence the board. we

adam silver. that's been great. paul allen, mark cuban. cavaliers, another detroit guy like i am. pete carroll who is my neighbor and coaches the seahawks. john schneider, they had me in the seahawks camp. >> you sought coach carroll's advice before, right? >> yeah. we know pete reasonably well because he is a neighbor and he's got both my wife and i separately involved in not-for-profit stuff, but yeah. this one specifically, he said, hey, would be glad to explain how we do it. though just won a championship so i was super interested. >> i imagine some clippers' fans are going to say ballmer is not a california guy. are you promising fans this team is going to stay here in this city? >> yes. the clippers are the l.a. clippers and they will remain the l.a. clippers. there is no question about that. i live in seattle. i will continue to live in seattle. i'll be down here a lot for a lot of games. >> dick parsons is our guest host. he happens to be ceo of l.a. clippers. what advice would you give to steve? >> first of all, as i already said,

. >> adam, i look at all that is going on and i think about paul on austerity.e been a harsh critic of austerity. if the united kingdom moves forward, how do they extricate themselves from fiscal austerity? >> i think part of it is that you get growth back. that substitutes. that is what they have been arguing. i think the next point is to recognize that the u.k. is a viable country that can pay its debts. it does not need to panic about the short-term physical path like it did in 2010. so, you can ease up on a. to third thing is trying make a distinction between public investment and consumption. >> let's come back with adam posen of the peterson institute. we will talk about the american economy and generate yellen. part of that effervescence -- this is a big deal. these are the transnational transactions going after rand? one of our great oil companies? >> $6.5 billion here. siemens looking to make an offer -- remember, they lost out to ge. they are looking to have a plan by another european company. i know quickly, tobias, you cannot comment on specific tran

adams paid a broker a thousand dollars for two seats in front. and $500 for a hotel room. all gone to waste. dorothy maloney just wanted to take her mom to see paul mccartney for the first time. >> that was her present. that is all she talked about. >> they got stuck in traffic, then in a ditch, then ran out of gas and the car battery tied i tow truck couldn't get get them out until 2:00 in the morning the promoter first blamed fans for arriving too late saying 47,000 of the 49,000 ticket holders did get to their seats on time. that infuriated those who were stranded. >> i am not the guilty one. definitely. i'm outraged. >> no one can say what went wrong. we spoke with representatives from another planet, the city of san francisco and city park. all declined to go on camera. however, another planet president tells us the promoter was not responsible for traffic and parking saying our goal is to make sure the artist performs as advertised we staff inside of the venue for ushering and safety the city controlled traffic, city park handled parking. we obtained the permit that did require another plan writ to arrange traffic and security. the promoter

adams paid a broker a thousand dollars for two seats in front. and $500 for a hotel room. all gone to waste. dorothy maloney just wanted to take her mom to see paulccartney for the first time. >> that was her present. that is all she talked about. >> they got stuck in traffic, then in a ditch, then ran out of gas and the car battery tied i tow truck couldn't get get them out until 2:00 in the morning the promoter first blamed fans for arriving too late saying 47,000 of the 49,000 ticket holders did get to their seats on time. that infuriated those who were stranded. >> i am not the guilty one. definitely. i'm outraged. >> no one can say what went wrong. we spoke with representatives from another planet, the city of san francisco and city park. all declined to go on camera. however, another planet president tells us the promoter was not responsible for traffic and parking saying our goal is to make sure the artist performs as advertised we staff inside of the venue for ushering and safety the city controlled traffic, city park handled parking. we obtained the permit that did require another plan writ to arrange traffic and security. the promoter s

adam schiff who is calling for a vote here at home. also this morning, a conservative con fab in the capitol with prospects cruz and paul taking the stage just an hour from now. >>> a very good morning to you from washington. i'm kristen welker. it's friday, september 26, 2014. this is "the daily rundown." we begin on a very busy friday. first, we want to start with breaking news out of chicago. where both o'hare and midway international airports are in a ground stop after a fire at a federal aviation administration facility in nearby aurora, illinois. nbc's tom costello. >> this is a pretty serious situation. they call this atz-0. that's when nothing is active over the skies of chicago at this point. you mentioned chicago and midway. this started at 5:42 a.m. central time. what happened we're told is there was a fire reported in the basement of an air traffic control facility of essentially chicago center. they evacuated 15 people. the fire department responded. they found an individual in the basement of this individual who appears to have been suffering from smoke inhalation and was suffering from some sort of a self-inflicted wound,

congressman adam kinsinger is a member of the foreign affairs committee served in iraq and afghanistan and i don't think is moss-covered. what happened with that? don't you have concerns? you heard rand pauls not already running for president. what about the fact that we get involved in the civil wars and see the blow back and the equipment we provided to the iraqi army is now being used by isis against us in iraq. >> the one person i will not take advice from is rand paul. it cut the military in half. i am not going to listen to what he has to say. i will say this. this is not a perfect strategy. the president needs to be more aggressive and talking about it more aggressively including robust air strikes in syria. that will pin down isis and prevent them the freedom of movement that they enjoyed and look, the free syrian army have been fighting on both fronts. this is the beginning of a process. if the president said no boots on the ground, you have to have people to occupy territory and take it away. this is the option here. i think it needs to be more aggressive and we will see when the campaign in syria begins and it's massive. >> congressman, general clapper of course in charge of al

paul barrett's book "law of the jungle." are watching "bloomberg surveillance." streaming on your tablet, your phone, and bloomberg.com. we will be right back. ♪ is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm scarlet fu with tom keene and adamwe have top photos this morning. >> we're going to focus on the one thing that really matters. if you are in new york city today, or a should say yesterday, it was difficult to get around. 300 10,000 protesters according to "the new york times." all of these people are protesting climate change. it was incredible. i don't know if you guys were trying to get around. >> trying to cross the street right in the middle of it. >> you were waiting for 20 minutes. >> we fought our way through. they fought back. >> i spoke to a police officer. >> there's al gore. >> yep. officer said, this is going to be huge and it matters. >> for those around the world and i'm glad you mentioned the former vice president, that was the audience. it was al gore's audience. >> leonardo dicaprio was there. >> rex tillerson of exxon. [laughter] >> this is the head of what is happening -- and ahead of what is happening at the u.n. were is addressing lew things. >> how are we going to get gas to ukraine? >> and it i

adam levine won that one. joe, i'm waiting for you to give us a little paul mccartney. >> what's that?y. >> oh, come on, joe. >> the dylan thing was great. >> dylan was good. >> i like sesame street. >> a little stevie wonder too. >> a little bit. >> they were fantastic. >> all right. >>> coming up next, what, if anything, did we learn? >> oh, we learned something. >> a lot. >> yes, we did. we'll be right back. ♪ >>> i'm meteorologist bill karins and the heat is on for the southern half of the country. a little relief on this wednesday in the northeast, so it will be slightly less humid. we're also going to watch thunderstorms widespread in the southeast this afternoon and the chance of even a few strong storms up around minneapolis as we go through the afternoon hours. out west the dry weather continues and the heat in the deserts. enjoy your day. using your miles. that's their game. the flights you want are blacked out. or they ask for some ridiculous number of miles. honestly, it's time to switch to the venture card from capital one. with venture, use your miles on any airline, any

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adam schiff who is calling for a vote here at home. also this morning, a conservative con fab in the capitol with prospects cruz and paul taking the stage