from the tablet servers, processing pla platform for workstations. this richly was a company that was a share that was- $10. originally. and then it all of a sudden jumped to $20. however, i would not purchase this stock right now. this is a poor man's play. perhaps on apple the success of the smart phone. perhaps on this? it is a great example of a company that we did for ththat waited fe market to catch up but earnings per share could be impressive. >>catherine: breadbored box coud that be impacting netflix? you can e-mail him at rob@robblack.com:star orleans >>rob: quinn's star pcoin star,s owned by robered box and erd >>catherine: and netflix keeps competitive. >>rob: this saturday, we have a charity event you can e-mail him at rob@robblack.com how to create morning in the morning to manage it in the afternoon i've not done it in one year. it is a great way to get face-to-face to see the people that i e- mail. >>catherine: and all of the proceeds to charity from tickets? >> yes. >>catherine: thank you, and we will be right back after this. >>kimb

i look forward to working with all of you call ever to pla. we invite you to stay with us. we look forward to continuing this dialogue in the future. thank you very much. >> welcome and good morning. thank you for coming to the 5th annual public defender's summit. less talk. more solutions. i would like to introduce myself. i am patty lee and i was look to introduce my comc. >> good morning. my name is maurice. one of the interesting things to note is the collaborative came apart from the meetings and get togethers. this is important for stake holders and it works. >> i have a few housekeeping measures. i want everybody to take notice to the emergency exits. we are asking that everybody please sit down if you can because you would be blocking the emergency exit. men's room is on the first floor. it's closed on this floor. we are asking that everybody including our panelist to remember turn off your black berries, pagers and phones. at this time, i am very honored and proud to introduce jeff adachi. >> thank you very much. and welcome to the 5th annual public defender's juve

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front or will it be worth it to you to say 20 dollars a month because you live, work in front of this pla place. are you interested in the spiritualy and financially enough to contribute to it. that's going to the community benefit district is to create an informal but binding subscription, if you will. yeah. i think -- i think it's going to be a bit of both. it will be we who i don't work there anymore but the people that are still in that lyndon building are the primary tenders. they will pick up trash and replace plants that get stolen or vandalizeded. whether it's tree pruning or paving repair that might need to be done by an ouder a outsider for. there will be a fund established. like in a homeowner's association. >> but that's a very complicated project. there are much smaller projects. what come to mind is a project i worked on at caesar chavez and gererroro. this house was delomolished. it was concrete and now it's a dumping ground. because in the absence of any plantings it as a freeway connecter came tire land and encampment and the cattate a rat and -- it built. so we pulled it

i look forward to working with all of you call ever to pla. we invite you to stay with us. we look forward to continuing this dialogue in the future. thank you very much. >> good afternoon, everyone. if you would take your seats for this incredibly happy occasion. i am the director of the san francisco department of public health, and i want you to think back 13 years, because that is when i began. and when i started, the very first crisis i had to deal with is what shall we do about the laguna honda hospital. it has always been known for the incredible care, the loving nurses, the fantastic physicians, the energetic volunteers, the courage of our residents, for all of the things that made the care great. but we had a problem. and the problem was the building. we were in a building that had long outlived its usefulness as a place for residents to live. it was no longer consistent with any medicare or medicaid rules. we were the only facility left in the country running open wards. we were told we would not be allowed any longer by both the federal and state authorities. it

i look forward to working with all of you call ever to pla. we invite you to stay with us. we look forward to continuing this dialogue in the future. thank you very much. >> thank you all for coming today. what is today. it's may 19, third thursdays we always do a department building inspection. brown bag. subjects brought up by you and people that come and that we think we can help provide the information. today are doing some thin we've done twice before. learning the history of your building. it's a popular topic in terms of doing something in a building in san francisco as far as adding a unit or selling your building that's useful to know when the building was built and how it was legally or otherwise altered without or with permits so we have with us today three people. just scratching the surface of the available resources in san francisco about persons who know about historical buildings and jeremy paul permit consul stapt that does a lot of work trying to help people try and solve permit issues, many of which relate to learning the legal issues of their building an

minute break and be back at five after 6:00 and hear about delivering on the project after thatatthe pla in session. if i can remind everyone to turn off any cell phones. if you feel the need to engage in discussions, take those discussions outside. commissioners, you are on item two for 3711, 19th avenue. before you with the adoption of findings request for a planning code amendment and zoning map amendment and local postal zone permit and a request for approval of the development agreement. >> thank you. good evening president and members of the commission. items 2 a through 2 f require acquired approval which has been presented to the commission over the past few months. this outlines the topics discussed by dates. in today's hearing planning staff will outline the general description along with approvals requested today. the development agreement is one of those actions and michael is here to speak about the most recent updates and key components. the project sponsor will provide an overview of the project. before i get started i passed out updated findings, mmrp, project budget for

more coverage in one moment and pla 1 >>james: welcome back we're looking and cut open a gulf war in the stock if let us talk about the weather. it >> reporter: the rain is a constant thing. traffic is going ok but i can see it some hydroplaning and risky things like driving it to quickly. we are dealing with rock slides, nothing serious. just blips here on highway 17. also seeing some issues with highway 9. caltrans says that and less than 24 hours we're expecting snow. we're not sure exactly when. they're going to close to one lane just to commit to putting snow there and allowing cars to go through on either side. the rent, the wind, it is dangerous. people are still in one piece so far. back to you. >>james: we laughed to see how it develops. the diskette to the leas hodge. she is standing by with the weather. >>louisa: once the cold front moves through we are expecting colder to really filter in. the shot from downtown preconceived the flag flap and run. the camera is the shaking. the camera is huge least 30 and does not shake. here is a look at your wind gust. 40 mi. an hour. n

the international speedway which is the owner of the daytona track has really seen its stock pla toecently. what is at stake for nascar. >> at stake is the momentum that they generated as the fastest growing sport over a previous ten year period. if you accept the fact that they are trying to grow outside the box, a survey just said that 37% of their fans said they were worse off last year. so they have to make sure they translate the reduction of attendance in creativity. >> tom: the other big raceway owner which is speedway motorsports has been trending lower. what role do these track owners play with this? >> they are the landlords but they also have the event. so they've got to be entertaining. they have to make sure they give the fans the experience so they will come back. the story about nascar this week at daytona is they are a you lag fans to take in 36 cans of beer when they only had 6 hast year. so there is a key. >> tom: are you selling coolers out in the parking lot. >> yes, sir. >> tom: rick horrow, c.e.o. of horrow sports ventures it was kind of a slow beginning for thi

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sánchez y al renombre ado sven goran eriksson, de la torre asegura tener lo que necesita para llegar con plalección ana será mañana miércoles a las 7: 30 hora del este, 6: 30 del centro. >> sino univisión, eva luna ¿no?. >> claro. >> (risas). >> deportes verdad. >> pero aquí hay para todos los gustos. >> tremenda telenovela. >> sí. >> estamos pego dichls. >> bueno hablando de fútbol. >> pueden poner dos televisiones. >> y alguien puede estar en la computadora. >> a bueno idea. >> muy bien. >> el hombre en la computadora y la mujer en la tele. >> viendo el partido. >> (risas). >> hay que platicarles que en el béisbol mexicano están todos de fiesta los de obregón brillaron en la serie del caribe y un de sus jugadores se llevó los máximos honores. >> pero tenemos esto y mucho más. >> ahí está. >> el tri mexicano está completo en atlanta y ayer practicó para el partido amistoso contra bosnia e mañana viernes será el comienzo de la era del chepo de la torre para los distintos compromisos en ruta a el mundial de brasil. >> el partido podrán verlo con telefutura desde la 7: 30 hora del este. >> mal

tw is a fantastic pla to have this experience. >> i started 22 years old on capitol hill, right out of college. if you like politics, died then. this is what makes art -- dive in. this is what makes our country so great. there is also a lot of smart people who come together and work for a cause. as much as people will say tuftings or how bad things are, look around the world. we have settled their differences peacefully in this country. it is a noisy process, di in ve into it. it is right at your doorstep. capitol hill has more young people than anywhere else in positions of influencef power. you come to capitol hill and you can really move up fast and move up well if you are sharp, smart, a team player. the best town for ideas. so many people here are political communications majors. this is kind of like a rock concert. did better rock stars. that is my advicto you. [laughter] [applause] >> on that note, we arell privileged to have had a fascinating conversation here tonight. we've explored some of the cultural and journalistic and technological trendsetter altair. as well as some rem

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bang bang pla play. p-2 nothing. 25 saves. second straight shut out 2 nothing sharks.they are in columbus tomorrow. east coast swing continues. paul pierce and ray allen may have bigger names but warrior forward wright has a chance to show who has the west shot all star weekend as 6 participant in the 3 point shoot out. coming sat february 19 in la. wright leading the league n.e. and first year with golden state. pierce won the contest last year. beg upset tonight at the open in san jose. loses in the first round to lucas here rank 113 in the world. unforced error there. leading 5-3 in the second set. that ripped. then on match point the return is into the net. with the first career win against top 20 player. 7-6 and 6-3. oh, you want to talk about die hard fans. green bay packer fans braved brutal cold weather to salute the superbowl champions today but before they began saluting they had to start shoveling. lambeaux field and seats covered with snow. had to be cleared. whipped chill it was close to 15 below. and they had 55,000 fans out there. to see earn rogers and

i think the chinese are aware of that, and that's why there's numbers in the pla and people in the army are going to be in senior positions now. the chinese are aware and trying to weather it and they may do that well. now they are inward and concerned with managing the current problem. in their view, they are confident they can manage. perhaps they can, but it's not easy. >> host: what you would say is that here is the economic analysts and overall ten your has missed the political instability in china. it's not front and center. if you look at not just americans b the european economists it's all jealousy. it's not about the political instability. >> guest: there's an interesting social phenomena in the last year. in 1993 and 1994, japan had already slowed down, there were still people writing articles on the japanese. there's been a three to four year lag between the economic reality in asia and the recognition in the west. we're in a position where china already stopped behaving the way it did a year ago. it's going to take several years before it's noticed. there is a process as th

political, what happens there, and i think the chinese are aware of that and there is the members of the pla are going to be in senior positions now. the chinese are aware of that and trying to whether it. they made. but for now, the chinese are very concerned with how to manage the current problem. in their view, they are confident they can manage it. perhaps they can, but it's not going to be easy. >> host: basically what you would say is the economic analysts and the overall tenor has missed the underlining potential of the political instability in china. it's not love and center. if you look at not just american but european and ... of china today it's all of that jealousy of the astonishing growth figures. it's really not been about the risk of the political instability. >> guest: there is an interesting social phenomenon in the west. in '83, '84, japan had a slowdown. there was the people writing articles on the japanese. there is a free or for your lab to the colavita between the economic and the recognition by the west, the fury of why that isn't a matter. we are now in the position

and i think the chinese are aware of that, and that's a several members of the pla, they will be in senior positions now. the chinese are aware of that. they are trying to whether it. they may well, but for now the chinese are very inward, very concerned with how to manage the current problem. and if you they're confident they can manage it. perhaps they can but it's not going to be easy host backs up basically what you would say is that here in the west, both the economic and as an overall tenor has missed the underlying potential of pollutants really in china but it's not front and center if you look at not just american but europeans analysis of china today, it's all about jealousy at the astonishing growth figures. it's really not been about the risk of political instability. >> guest: there's an interesting social phenomena in the west. in 1983-94, japan had already slowed down. there was still people writing articles on the japanese. it's about a three to four year lag between economic reality in asia and the recognition by the west. this whole theory is about half my why but it does

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en una actitud provocadora han salido y circundado la pla.hay un enorme signo de interrogaciÓn, gran incertidumbre no sabemos quÉ ede llegar a pas. hay un numeroso grupo de opositores, y si Él continÚa en el poder se pueden seguir repitiendo las escenas como las que estamos viendo. >> mucho cuidado, pablo monsalvo. muchas gracias por el reporte de primera mano. muchas gracias. estaremos en contacto contigo. muchas gracias. >> has luego, gracias. >> vamos continuar con mÁs informaciÓn y mÁs noticias pero ahora vamos a ver cÓmo estÁ el clima deuÉs de esto. >> este segmento de despierta amÉrica es presentado por: (en pantalla) >> amigos y las imÁgenes dantescas que veÍamos ayer en kansas, misouri, ahora estÁn en el noreste de la naciÓn. 15- 16 pulgadas de nieve. esto es mÁs de un pie de nieve, amigos. en san luis 10 pulgadas. ademÁs en nueva york se espera r lomenos una pulgada de hielo en las prÓximas horas. causando problemas de rro de Árboles, todo el hielo colgando dee los Árboles. cortes de luz n a afectar la gran manzana. el aviso estÁ vig

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characterized it senator is that when i was in china president hu rolled out the red carpet and the pla rolled out the j-20. we have expected them -- they may have flight tested it half a year or year or so before our intelligence estimated they would, but the truth is it will be quite a while before they have any numbers. the latest estimates on the chinese side with the that by 2020 they might have 50 deployed and by 2025 maybe a couple hundred. we will have 30025 -- 325 f-35's by the end of 2016 even under the revised program which the f-22's give us over 500 fifth-generation aircraft. we will have 850 at 35's by 2020 or fifth-generation aircraft by 2020 and about 1800 by 2025 so there is still a huge disparity in terms of these aircraft and frankly i don't want to get into it too much in an open hearing. this is their first low observable aircraft and given the challenges that we have had and we have been at this now better than 20 years, frankly i think they have got a long road in front of them before this becomes a serious operational aircraft in any numbers. >> i'm glad to hear

politics, we are in a bad pla, but the next generation is going to jump over where we have been to create a completely new model. the model of the white house press sretary -- we're not going to have another network -- a generation of network news anchors. it is exciting time. it is fraught with danger. with all that energy and that democracy, it is on manageable by anybody. the repercussions of its are completely unpredictable. but it has pential to unleash innovation, new ways of thinking and new ways of creating wealth for the country. it is mind-boggling to think of the potential. it is a ry exciting time. >> i share the optimism. d.c. and politics is not as partisan as some people. we are showing that tonight. you can disagree on things and still be able to have a civil conversation. i got a chance to teach at gw last year and i really enjoyed that. i grew up in a ru environment -- rural environments and the internet has allowed to people all across the country to have a say in what is happening. that has made some people uncomfortable. people who never -- people from wyoming who are

>> good poin the fact is how this pla out in all these different countries is very, very different. how it plays out in a country like jordan which is divided between east bank jordanians who served in the army and the government who feel that jordan is their only home to palestinian jordanians, west bank jordanians whoest bankers say are not real jordanian, we just were nice and gai them citizenship, i'm afraid we'll have uprisin in yordan, it would be civil war, it would be jordanians fighting jordanians instead of a united front appealing to the government. in yemen, you have different interest groups. yemeni politics have been about interest groups making a demand on the government. in lebanon, you have 18 different sects who are all officially recognized, who all have their o politics. i think the way it worked in lebanon -- >> i'm talking about the strength of the dominant force, it's iran and syria. >> hezbollah can have influence in politics because they made a deal with the jews, with a faction of the christians. with all of these countries, the manifestations are different

are you familiar with project labor agreements, the pla's where any government contract negotiated has to be done on a human wage and in most cases we have seen a situation which we recommend that those be dealt with as well. we think it is basically a management responsibility to decide that. it should be done. definitely, definitely. >> thank you is human time is that. >> thank the gentleman. >> mr. chairman, i thank the members for your testimony here today. this committee has conducted a lot of oversight about the department of defense contingency contracting in iraq and afghanistan including use of private security contractors but not exclusively of course. when i was china's subcommittee on foreign policy, we uncovered evidence of a trucking contractors paying insurgents billions of dollars for so-called protection and we also talked to other contractors with $3 billion in fuel contracts who were going to companies that the state department and department of defense knew nothing about so my question to you sir is, mr. deaderick you think we have to have some improvement in the co

it was the centerpiece of this plan.stration pause pla's apparently, it is not being utilized. guest: that is a problem with a lot of these types of programs and why we need to encourage more private sector investment. we are concerned right now with the money sitting on the sidelines, trillions that experts talk about. corporate profits or whether it is venture capital, the confidence we need to boost -- we need to boost confidence. the comet has to get better. there needs to be incentives -- the economy has to get better. money needs to flow to small businesses. host: speaking of small business, here is a tweet. guest: that is not surprising, given the economy right now. this is going to be a challenge moving forward. there was a big drop-off in those long programs. they are starting to come back. what types of businesses they are getting? will will be more failures? to what extent are tax breaks footing the bill? -- will there be more failures? these are very challenging economic times. host: brian, a republican. caller: i have had this conversation with people over the last