but down to pollock pines, even around the bay area, perhaps it will get cold enough on monday afternoonhat we could see a dusting of snow maybe around mount hammonton around monday afternoon. around the bay area, 30s and 40s, patchy fog possible around the south bay hilltops and the east bay. tomorrow, what you'll notice is a few sunny breaks early and mostly cloudy through the afternoon. running cooler, more 50s for highs tomorrow, 59 around alameda, 62 for pleasanton. and north bay, 60 in santa rosa and mid to upper 50s around san francisco and the coast. mostly cloudy during the day sunday, rain developing towards the evening. monday looks chilly. look at the highs, low 50s, cold enough for snow near 4,000 feet. and as we approach valentine's day and valentine's day evening. we'll see a chance for more showers tuesday night into wednesday. and our skies start to clear and after the light rain, fog i think will be the main concern for the morning drive for the second half of the week. maybe more showers come saturday. great news for the sierra. we're talking snow and not just at the s

served in containers clearly distinguishable from nonalcoholic beverage containers. 7, the sale about pollock beverages shall be limited to no more than two beverages person per sale. aids, the petitioner shall post signs measuring no less than 12 by 12 inches with lettering no smaller than two inches in height that read no alcoholic beverage beyond this point. at all permit it exits and entrances, stairwells, and entrances to the theater seating as depicted on depicted25. 79, an employee or security guards shall be assigned the responsibility of insuring all alcoholic beverages remain inside the permitted areas whenever the privileges of the abc license are being exercised. tan, at any time, the licensee utilizes a third party promoter at this premises, the licensee shall maintain control of the management, operations, and staffing of the business, and shall approve all marketing materials. 11, loitering, as defined as to stand idly by, a leader aimlessly without lawful business, is prohibited on any sidewalks or property adjacent to the licensed premises under the control of the licensee as

people who designed this ad are of a certain age that even don rickles does not do quote/unquote pollock jokes any more. >> times are changing. one thing that is accelerating that trend is the use of social media. they're not blocked into their suburbs any more or in the urban centers. they're interacting with people of different colors and different nationalities. different parts of the country. so this notion that we're going to demonize orally around as a group by hating on somebody else really is becoming anachronism. it is has become the republican party. the more they do this, the more they lose i don't think youth supporters and lose amongst people who are not white male voters. >> it will be a signal day when an ad likes like that does not have a chinese woman but a muslim woman but makes fear out of them is denounced among the minority spectrum like this ad has been. but to jump off this into the process, this ad for hoekstra was produced by fred davis. fred davis is the same man who conceived the demon sheep video in california one of the great bad ads of all time when a guy dr

and international ations of the middle east at the university of oxford in washington we have david pollock he is a senior fellow at the washington institute for near east policy and in montreal we cross the maximillian forte he's a professor of anthropology at concordia university in montreal all right folks this is crosstalk that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it but ok first i'm going to go to david david the the white house says that it is inevitable that assad will fall so by saying it does that make it inevitable now i don't think thing it makes it inevitable i think what makes it inevitable is the situation. where the syrian people most of them are rising up against the regime. i think we've seen in other countries in the region and elsewhere in the world when almost the entire population of the country rises up against the government sooner or later that government will david do we know that the the majority of the people are rising up in syria and we know that. yes we do we know that we know. but just looking at the situation become true. thousands

who is able to transform people's discontent into votes right now we recently interviewed warren pollock and he said he believes that bank holidays are eminent what are your thoughts on this i don't think there's ever going to be any kind of bank holiday in the near term future i think it's fun to imagine oh a bank holiday and like they're all hell breaking loose and all the rest of it but it's not going to happen for a very simple reason any kind of bank holiday in any country no matter how small greece portugal is going to be like a giant red flag and so the bottle and cheese are going to go after that particular country and everybody is going to panic a bank holiday would create more trouble and more panic then simply muddling along and having the e.c.b. continue with monetization that was the argument for lehman brothers collapsed and the composition of lehman brothers is not far behind and ireland or portugal you know is roughly equivalent the same size it was a stomach lead to important i'm not going to collapse and yet because of some wrangling that was done in the boardrooms of t

trying to pick a level where a stock is too expensive is like trying to value a pollock, a van gogh, where the beauty is in the eye of the richest beholder. take it from this ex-hedge fund manager, who knows better. unless the darn thing is a forgery, you may just get your head handed to you in a handbag! rachel in florida. >> caller: hey, jim, happy valentine's day. >> same to you, rachel. >> caller: with monthly retail sales missing expectations, should investors worry about the strength of the overall economy? >> i don't trust the commerce numbers which i regard as being -- they seem empirical. i regard the work i do from the bottoms up to be better. i'm not sweating the program. alan in illinois, please. >> caller: yes, jim. this is alan from chicago. booyah. i watch you all the time. i got a feeling, i know it's risky. looks like greece is getting a tad better. i'm interested in buying some more stock in the national bank of greece. what's your opinion on this? >> it's a decent spec. it's a $3 spec. i think all these banks have to be recapitalized, which means they have to issue

he started the company, legend fighting championship, with a friend, chris pollock who left his careerkinzy consulting. they pulled their assets together and developed a plan to put together championships made up from fighters from the asian-pacific region. >> i think starting your own business, regardless of what industry, it comes with a lot of anxieties. i knew this was a good idea. >> reporter: but this was the summer of 2009, in the middle the global economic downturn. what made him believe investors would like his idea and the public would pay to attend the matches? >> you know, for us, what we saw was that asia was doing better than the rest of the world, looked to be recovering faster, and just the trends, the trends in entertainment, in the growth of the middle class, in the deregulation of media. >> reporter: nearly three years later, legend has put on seven championships. the company has signed broadcasting deals to air the fights in ten countries. china has the biggest fan base where the fights air on television and ad-supported internet portals. he believes the mixed marti

secretary of pollock, has repeatedly-- there was $100 bild out in unemployment.t does not include the last round. we have 8 million illegals or in jobs -- working in jobs. let's get them out. in addition to the last caller's comments, he fails to realize that obama admitted, " -- so, obama is not doing his job. host: ok. congressman? guest: i agree. we're not putting enough of our resources on the border. we only have about half control of our border, which is a huge mistake. the president's budget cuts, where states have stepped up to detain those who been arrested in order for them to go through the judicial system -- he has been cutting payments to states to step for to do that. i think that is a big mistake. host: we will go to alabama. linda, republican caller. caller: president obama and the democrats do not realize that when you raise taxes on the rich, you are raising prices on everyone. the wealthy corporation owners -- they do not eat at tax. the government gets that money. the rest of us pay more for goods and services. whenever the president says he w