in addition to that, pfizer center moved in. they are occupying 11,000 square feet, but they have committed for the next five years to work with ucsf, the wonderful relationship we are establishing with them. they are committing up to $100 million in joint projects. that is pfizer. bayer health-care similarly. they are collaborating with ucsf and started opening 50,000 square feet. tiyoga energy announced their headquarters move from silicon valley to our financial district. then, you may have heard a few months ago, we opened a target at the new metric on. in may, i broke ground -- actually, i took a sledgehammer and hunched a hole into a wall because that is going to be a project that creates 1300 jobs in our city, generating $4.4 million annually to our local economy while bringing in not just target but 20 new businesses in that center. of course, you may have heard that we open up the second fresh and easy store in bayview. that started and open up just at the end of last month, and it is their second store. first one was i

pfizer and starbucks, mastercard and sony will also look for their findings. >>vicki: she is a singer at the top of the charges, but at what cost of her vocal cords? that is coming next in this week's hollywood minute. >>vicki: one of britain's hottest artists canceled her concert for the rest of the year ended puss in boots at the top of the office. british singer adele is going under the knife to address issues with her voice. she will undergo through surgery and is canceling her remaining live appearances for the rest of the year. a full recovery is expected. ticket holders will receive full refunds. puss in boots 01 the catfight at the box office this weekend. $34 million in ticket sales. that is in a halloween weekend record. paranormal activity three scared up an audience this weekend. in time starring justin timber lake mated to the top three clocking in with 12 million in ticket sales. >>vicki: thought this is a quick look at washington d.c.. that is the white house. >>vicki: last night after work, who was not on the streets of san francisco? it was cr

today, we have more than 35 life science companies in mission bay, including pfizer, the pfizer center for therapeutic innovation, there -- bayer health care, but it is not just limited to biotech. salesforce purchased in mission bay, one of the last parcels in the cloud computing. the competing firms that will propose to build some 2 million square feet of their headquarters in campus right there employing 8000 employees. now, on to even more exciting news. in addition to winning baseball games, the giants are working with the port on the lot that sits across from coleco from the giants stadium. currently a parking lot. but the site will be transformed into a mixed use neighborhood that includes a pedestrian, not -- pedestrian promenade. hundred 75 rental homes, exhibit space, new retail and up to 1.7 million square feet of office and by a tax base. this side said slightly south of the mission bay appeared filled with historic buildings that tell of san francisco was a industry, maritime pact, including bethlehem steel and the union iron works machine shop. the port will restore 700,0

push for thii temporary tax holiday is part of a campaign supported by companies like apple, google, pfizernd kodak. g-e c-e-o, jeff immelt, also supportt the idea."i phink people sit and say, look we've gotta trillion dollars of cash overseaa. what posssble gooddcan that do us?? not behind it is billionaire a - businessman warren buffet. he told c-n-n'' poppy harlow this..."there's aacertain irony involvee here because if you let them repatriate money at a very loo rate, what's their incentive? thhir incentive is to keep making money ovee there at very low rates, hinking they'll get it back here without paying much tax."the idea is one that's been tried before."we tried the same kind of repatriation holidaa ii 2004. firmm brought home a lot of money, but they &pdidn't do much additional investment. instead, tey aid larger dividends to their stock holders, hey bought back stock tooboost their do much new investment."both a conservative think tankkand a out agreeing on one thing, that they don't support this idea. they say it didn't produce domestic investment sii years ago. but-lobbyists be

lowes, pfizer and kellogg are among 100 companies reporting earnings this week. this earnings season, roughly 70% reporting, busted expectations. >>> elsewhere, qantas is flying again after an australian court essentially ruled against both management and labor in a bitter dispute that prompted the airline to ground its entire fleet for three days. >>> finally, in vermont, they take their maple syrup industry very seriously. counterfeiting is so serious, there is a bill in congress that would make it a felony to sell fake maple syrup penalties to five years in prison. >>> an unusual snap for a linebacker and baseball's cardinals inspire others to may like champions. >> plus after an ugly loss, could the denver bronco's tim tebow experiment be over? your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >> halloween forecast for trick or treating looks just fine with the exception of a few areas of the country. i'll talk about those, coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, they say wi

you have companies like bank of america, ibm, pfizer, wachovia that had these policies in place.t's been in the press. >> you're saying, ron, that there are companies and you named bank of america, ibm, pfizer that have policies that somehow do this. they have policies. >> that's correct. >> policies to hire younger workers and disclass older workers. show me one policy like. this would be a national scandal if it was true. >> they have this in practice. you want to look at the newspaper reports. >> you say it's a policy. don't look at the newspapers show me the policy. you're a professor on national tv talking about -- making huge allegation. prove your allegations. prove there's a policy from bank of america or any of these companies have. >> do they have policies that do this or are you saying it's widespread practice? >> they have it in practice. >> no they do not. >> what is it are they doing? are there people -- >> that's a dishonest statement. >> you're saying there are people deliberately not hiring american engineers or american students or they are displacing american w

you have companies like ibm, bank of america, pfizer, wachovia that all have these policies in place.ion isn't whether we should -- >> that's nonsense. >> i'm making a statement that have been in the press. >> you're saying, ron, there are companies and you name them, bank of america, ibm, pfizer, that have policies that somehow do this. they have policies. >> that's correct. >> policies to hire younger workers and displace older workers. i'd like you to show me one policy like that. this would be a national scandal if this was true. >> they have this in practice. if you want to look at the newspaper reports -- >> no, no, no, don't look at newspapers. show sme a policy. you're a professor on national tv making huge allegations over here. prove allegations. proof there's a policy at bank of america or any of these companies have. >> do they have policies that do this or you're saying it's practice? >> they have it in practice. i'll put it that way. >> no, they do not. >> what is it they're doing in practice? >> dishonest statement. >> you're saying there are people who are deliberately

whether it is the pfizer reform act, whether it is the obama healthcare bill, which ends up being 2000 pages, written by the pharmaceutical and insurance industry, in essence the equivalent of the bank bailout bill for these corporations, i mean, look, just in moral terms, i mean, as a former seminary we live in a nation where it is legally permissible for corporations to hold sick children hostage while their parents bankrupt themselves trying to save their sons or daughters, that is the sickness we have descended to. >> holding the children hoste because-- >> because if you can't pay yohave to sell your house and you go into personal bankruptcy because they can't pay their medical bills, 45 million people because they can't get medical care in this country. >> rose: do you believe, both of you, that it has been portrayed accurately. >> oh, no. >> rose: so what is wrong with the portrayal that you see and read? >> i think the mainstream media has been revealed through all of is, over these last fi weeks, as nothing mainstream anymore. >> rose: yes. >> because if you look at the polls

nate silver at pfizer part of the new york times made the point that ten different candidates have beenr won a straw poll or top of the republican poll. that's too much for the media to handle. >> the media want christie in for another reason. the liberal-- they saw him being soft on immigration, soft on gun control and this is an ideal. they want the conflict and who have they got now, romney and perry? >> republicans are like a bunch of daters on one night stands and go back to romney the guy they're going to marry eventually. the fact is it's not the media, these are republican donors who wanted christy, the need didn't didn't do it. >> he's not running, he said it over and over again. >> judy. >> i'll quote joe scarboro, who is not a big donor, he's a member of the media and he he he says that watching chris christie reduced him to the status of a 14-year-old at a beatles concert. now, that is reminiscent of chris mathews, sigh over barack obama. >> what about this washington post piece on rick perry, the governor of texas? jim, a lot of the readers described it as a hit piece. was

pfizer, the world's biggest drugmaker, said earlier this year that it would sell or spin off its animal health and nutritional products units. it's make or break time for the n.b.a. owners and players are meeting for a second straight day, trying to resolve pro basketball's labor dispute. the main sticking point is the division of revenues between owners and players. 100 games have been canceled so far. if a deal isn't reached soon, more games could be lost. the labor issues are similar to those experienced by the national hockey league seven years ago, when the entire season went unplayed. back then, cliff viner was a minority partner in the florida panthers. now, the co-founder of a.v.m. brokerage firm owns the team. in tonight's "beyond the scoreboard," rick horrow talks sports and money with viner. he began by asking if managing money is the same as managing professional athletes. >> it is very different. even though when you have a firm you're always managing people, personalities, goals. this is a little different in that it's a different type of culture, it's a different type of

lowe's, kellogg and pfizer reporting earnings.fter an aus trail court ruled against management and labor in a bitter dispute that prompted the airline to ground entire fleet for three days. finally, in vermont, they take their maple syrup very seriously. counterfitting is so wide spret the state's two senators have co-sponsored a bill in congress that would make it a felony to sell fake maple syrup. increasing penalties to five years in prison. >>> in health news this morning, a new study finds fewer women give birth on halloween than on valentine's day. and it may not be mere coincidence. researchers they'rize consciously or not, a woman's mind may influence her hormonal mechanic nicks so the connotation of halloween may decrease desire to give by the way. more information on this and other health stories, you can check out the health page at msnbc.com. >>> the eagles claw the cowboys. unusual snack for a linebacker. and baseball's cardinals inspire football's rams to play like champions. plus, after an ugly loss to the lions, co

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tax holiday if it is part of a campaign supported by companies like apple, and google, kodak and pfizer>> i think that people say, we have a trillion dollars in cash overseas. what possible good can that do us? >>reporter: one voice and not behind it is a billionaire businessman warren buffett. he told cnn this. >> there is a certain irony involved. if you let them repatriate money at a lower rate, what is their incentive? to keep making money over there at a lower rate thinking it will get back year without paying much tax. >>reporter: the idea has been tried before. >> we tried this repatriation holiday in 2004. they brought back a lot of money but did not do a lot of investment. they bought back stock to boost their stock prices but they did not do much for new investments. both sides agree on one thing, they do not support this idea. it did not produce domestic investment six years ago. lobbyists are encouraged that they're getting or 4 for both republicans and democrats and at a similar bill is being considered in the house. mary snow, cnn. kimberly i will tell you about the health

making companies and the same lobbyist associated with atlantic bridge has acted as a high level and pfizer to the defense secretary in the u.k. liam fox so as this kind of unfolds many lived and labor members of parliament are calling for a broader inquiry to follow the money and if you follow the money which we began to do i think progress a lot of it leads back to the united states there are a good number of american defense lobbyist that are involved in this actually in september of last year there's a big defense contractor lobbyist party at the mandarin oriental hotel in washington d.c. which is attended by the telegraph reports several united states senators liam fox and various defense contractors so there's a much bigger story brewing but it connects quite nicely back to the american right are these things that would be that are illegal in the u.k. that's the scandal but not illegal here are these the things that are illegal in the u.s. u.k. and illegal here and the u.k. going after it is illustrating it here in the united states we have just a minute left early. well and these law

person will be tracked there's also the lone wolf measure which allows law enforcement to obtain a pfizer warrant without providing proof of the targeted person is a terror threat and lastly there is the business records provision which means that it finds a warrant. passed out for law enforcement to search through any type of personal records whether banking or medical or about any proof of the targeted person engaging in terrorist activities that any of those seem constitutional to you and one of the provisions are set to expire earlier this year senator rand paul was one of the few who spoke out against those elements and of course he was quickly accused of siding with terrorists. he refused to relent the government will be unable to fully pursue these leads that would increase the risk of a retaliatory and terrorist strike against a whole month and ability to deal to the stable blow tides are rise in response to a scurrilous accusation i've been accused of wanting to allow terrorists to have weapons to attack america can we not have a job date on a higher plane and a debate over wheth

release any information on all other sorts of requests that it received from the government from pfizer warrants to national security letters which all can be issued by the f.b.i. in drug and terrorism cases and come with gag orders attached so the truth is americans are a long way away from knowing just how much google truly works with the government to hand over your private info. now guess what the obama administration which promised to be the most open and transparent is up to now a proposer vision of the freedom of information act rules that would allow federal agencies to simply lie to citizens and reporters that are seeking certain records by telling them that they don't exist even if they do now these rules were originally made public in march but after a lot of transparency and civil rights groups raised objections they open up comment submissions in september and the comments definitely came in they c.l.u. along with citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington and open the government or they all wrote a letter to the a g o j saying this move will dramatically undermin

natural resources of eastern siberia and russia's far east might look we all know they are not a pfizer today's biggest global struggle that struggle is for world leadership and we're not going to get in china's way there china has other competition there let them figure it out for russia china is first and foremost a reliable partner we can tell the chinese authorities and the people of china are willing to build up a good neighborly relations with us to look for middle ground solutions to issues that seem extremely complex. we can tell they are ready to do it we take measures to indicate we are ready and as a result we find points of contact i'm sure it will continue to happen in the future or hidden within the idea which is for a global leadership you recently wrote an article for the easiest your daily where you suggest creating a eurasian economic area that will get a bridge between europe and the booming economies of the asia pacific region at the same time everyone remembers you calling the downfall of the soviet union the last century of the it is geopolitical tragedy in this re

the drug is made by pfizer. results from two studies did not show an increased rate of depression and suicidal thoughts among patients, regulators stress the only quoted psychiatric problems resulted in hospitalization. >> and some business news now. net flix facing major pain on wall street after revealing how many customers it lost since it started charging separately for dvds and streaming. for that story and more let's go to emily chang with today's after the bell report. >> the numbers are in and net flix is losing subvibers, there are third quarter earnings after the bell. 800,000 customers cancelled service, even more than net flix forecast. this is after the ceo told customers he was going to rename the dvd side of the business quickster. after thousands of complaints he apologized, and announced price the business woz stay together and the price hikes would remain, customers were still not happy. no surprise shares have tumbled in after hours trading at one point down more than 25%. things looking bette

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are fairly chile, we're thinking the some spots will drop back into the 30's and there are frosted pfizerin effect. the cold air that has been over chicago modifying here, notice another chunk of cold air expected to come in here one week from today. this could be another round of 40 degree high temperatures maybe some of the light and low temperatures. then things began to flatten out again so hopefully we will see some more pleasant weather come into the city. this is the aerial coverage of that trust advisory and notice it does not include cook county or lake county to the north or king county for that matter but noticed all areas all down to the south's even some freeze warnings in effect. notice in this plot of wins coming up about tuesday we are expecting a little bit sunday as well we are thinking that the winds will pick up slightly but nothing like we suffered through this week. these are all associated with an approaching weather system. that may bring some rain and thunderstorms and to the area. there may be a chance of a shower or two later but looks like only a slight chance.

come in and do role playing with us, if he shows up at the building, this is how you handle him and pfizer had a michael moore hotline and it says in the memo. and if i show up at a regional office around the country, call this number in new york and they went to... an executive at cigna health insurance company and he talked about hundreds -- millions of dollars they spent hoping to discredit me and attack me and if necessary figuratively, not literally, i hope, push me off a cliff. so i learned my lesson there. it is not a good idea to give them advanced notice what i'm working on. >> and book tv interviewed wendell potter on his book, if you want to see that go to booktv.org and use the search function in the upper left-hand corner. this question: as an iran-american, i am worried about worries you may be planning a trip to iran and the press said you were invited to come to iran and you have accepted and they would consider that a coup if it happens. >> i have been in invited for many years and "bowling for columbine" won the top prize at a film festival in iran and the prize was a bea

this clearly to me -- that region of central africa and north africa, we scented pfizer's there, obviously very well-trained, upping their expertise in doing other things, including keeping bad people out. this is indicative of that. is this a religious group, the lords it resistance army, presumably islamic? published reports indicate that it is. >> with statements, ideology suggests that they are terrorists. they released information that they are related to christ. >> any relationship to al qaeda? >> none. >> ok. i yield back. vaining the lord's name in is not a good thing. i am pleased to yield to mr. ford very. >> thank you, madam chair. -- mr. ford antenberry. >> thank you madam chair. we need to make sure that our efforts are not piecemeal. we have requested through a number of hearings the reappointment of a special envoy to the great lakes region. ambassador yamamoto, you said that we continue to take that under advisement. we have gone this direction before, but can you explain, if you are resistant as to why this has not happened, or are there other concerns that we may not be a

we'll hear from kraft foods, pfizer, kelloggs, sony, and more. the federal reserve holds a two-day policy meeting deciding whether to make any changes to benchmark interest rates. if the central bank as anymore stimulus plans they can implement to jump start the economy. the days of the $1 dvd are going fast. rentals are going up to $1.20. with nasa's space shuttle program over, visitors to the kennedy space center in cape canaveral, florida, will be able to walk into the building where the ships were assembled for launch. the tours will take place eight times a day. be sure to send birthday wishes to the oldest woman in new york city this week. the statue of liberty. she turns 125 years old on friday. the next day, it will close for a year's worth of safety upgrades. get all your business news on cnbc. >> you can also get your business news and tech news before the bell weekdays on "today in the bay." we get the day started at 4:30 in the morning. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," occupy protesters take up another cause, police brutality. w

converting this country and the entire world into a battlefield, extending not only the power under the pfizer act to communications by american citizens with in this country but removing the court altogether from some of these surveillance powers. if you look at proposals the aclu has made including the most recent set of proposals on surveillance came out last year in connection with the renewal of patriot act powers but we use that as an opportunity to critique surveillance in general. we were making what i consider modest proposals designed to effectuate national security as well as individual privacy concerns. that is to have some judicial checking mechanisms, to take away the unilateral power of government to say trust us, we are going to engage in these dragnet sweeping surveillance. second to have more of a tight direct cause old naxos between the network and a terrorist threat. the concern to site a cliche, extraordinary dangers warrant extraordinary powers. what has happened is what had been extraordinary and exceptional is extending too vastly over communications with several degree

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