that's why we have to go by the regs. so you got any questions? >> no. >> okay. thank you. >> the assault has earned this

the quantitative biology work and the great work of reg kelley. so now i want to introduce former governor gray davis who is the man responsible for the funding that started qb 3, governor davis? [ applause ] >> thank you, chancler. thank you for bringing us together today and it is really a wonderful mild stone, ten years. i just wanted add my comments as a passionate golfer,dy not like to see the driving range give way. but i said the property has been put to its highest and best use, namely, a magnet for the life science industry. so, you have to go out of staoet to hit the golf balls but you have a lot of great golf courses here. >> let me thank the chancler again for her vision and bringing us together to celebrate the work and the vision of herself and bishop and kelley and the two mayors that have spoken here lieutenant governor and mayor brown, all of those folks are the reason that mission bay exists. and we said, this was either an unused rail road yard whatever it was it was not mission bay and it was not the epi center in the innovatio

our bad. >> look at the chart, reg. on -- >> it's climbed over eight. >> we're down a little bit since your big message on april, let's see, may 23rd, 2011. i don't want to call you out on it right to the spot. the point is, what people want to know is, do you still believe that with some of the things that apple is going through, e seeing something similar? i think this is some of the pressure on micron. are you still a holder? are you still there? >> micron's never been higher than it is today. >> what are you talking about? >> it's over eight. >> it's over eight. >> $12 stock, reg. >> so, you are saying -- >> i'm saying, have a plan. get out of some of your position tomorrow, regard lels. look to buy it back cheaper if it goes up. you can come back. >> are you willing to sell? >> no, i'm going to stay with it. i stay with stuff. >> you are a buy and hold guy. >> wait a minute. najarian. >> let me ask you a question. do you, because you said, for instance, you bought apple at 300 and as it went up, you sold it. this i

. >> and lauren demarco has more from reg national airport. >> reporter: boston's -- reagan national airport. >> reporter: boston's airport remain closed for air traffic tonight. there are a few flights in and out of providence, new york's airports have reopened and there is still plenty of cancellations. >> and there is a lot going into reopening the airports after a storm like this and before the snow came, they pulled all the equipment off of the runways and to -- have to bring that back out and there are the flight crews that have to make their ways back to the airport and there are a lot of folks waiting. we spoke with one woman who arrived at dulles international yesterday. she was supposed to be there for a layover on her way home to canada. instead, her flight was cancelled. she ended up having to spend the night here in d.c. >> and we had to give ourselves a hotel and find our way around washington, change airports. we came from that other airport. we learned the tricks of taking the buses and the train. >> were disappointed and spent a nice day here in washington. >> report

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>> i guess that the way that i would read these regs. whenever you receive a referal that alleges a willful violation, you can find that the person has committed a violation and issued the orders that this section allows. >> and maybe, it it calls out for willful conduct for certain parties i don't think that they fall under that provision, but that because of that, it will be symbolically significant whether it is willful or not. >> for the public who is listening to us muddle through this, these are new regulations, we knew that today would be a challenge, because we are applying them for the first time and we appreciate your patience and participation here. >> let me make a clarification in support of mr. gibner on this. >> sure. >> when the task force sends you anything with regards to willful failure which shall mean official misconduct, it will usually state 67, 48 in it and in this case, it didn't, for the reasons that he is explaining to you, that it is more symatincal. that this was willful, they found it to be willful of that p

mission bay has a really unique collection of places like the glad stone, other research institutes reg kelley and qb three were instrumental for us coming back here but really the anchor was ucsf and in fact our interaction with them was so important to us that at the time of moving in we had already signed a research master agreement with them with the intention of lowering the hurtle for our research scientist and their research scientist to work together and the fact that this interaction, i think, is a large part of why we see our work today being successful here. collaboration is really important to bayer research and i think that you have heard from all of us here that this collaboration is critical for developing life science research today. we have taken one more step recently in trying to expand our interaction with mission bay by opening up an incubator space for companies and sort of standing on the shoulders of giants of qb three and recognize thating this is a great opportunity to collaborate and hopefully we can support them and in turn become part of the mission bay comm

. >> dave: so there may have been a time when massive projects, there is too many regs to make it efficient. >> i don't see the private market stepping up to do the job. wait a minute, this country is turning into a third world nation. our infrastructure is truly crumbling. >> they are using private contractors and there are questions at that level. we have an oil and gas boom. our infrastructure at that level is poor. there is a bottleneck at the refineries. we're going to need more than pipelines to make that part of the economy. >> dave: rick has a point when he goes after monopolies but the worst is the government. all the private sector competition and that leads to corruption, no? >> i think you can point to that, but you can point to positive examples where infrastructure spending has done good. salt lake city is a good example. and also one of the strongest job rate growths. the transportation has a direct link to that. >> utah is low tax republican state. come on. >> it is. >> new york and san francisco and chicago with the corruption and the public employee unions, forget it. >> d

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oxygen cerebral hypoxia yes the financial casino gulag version of the ride is called the flash crash and reg markets ride. on this wall street flash crash every ounce of wealth is drained from your pocket as the gravitational pull of multiple fake trays traveling faster than the speed of light pull for enough g.'s to kill your entire portfolio death by financial hypoxia stacy that's right max we did discover this week and this is a story that has come out in the last year suicide by rollercoaster of course is a european whose invented this aesthetic death machine. he calls it his name is julie jonas or bonus just a modest way he says it's an elegant and euphoric death the science behind it is pretty simple spin fast enough and hard enough when your brain won't get enough oxygen to keep functioning the vertical rolls of the coaster would essentially create enough scientifical force on the body that the blood rushes down into the body instead of up to the brain that condition is newness cerebral hypoxia as you say but i say the connection to financial a poxy or the way that wall street uses hi

reg presley died this week in his home in england.pics in sochi, russia, yes, they are close to chechnya, and yes, they are concerned over having enough snow, but the russians are having a bit of a hard time getting into the spirit of the games. things like volunteering. the russian word for volunteer is tainted, it brings up bad memories of communist-era mandatory labor, so they're learning to be volunteers and the locals are being instructed it just means help out the tourists with directions. and if you're with us watching this here tonight as we near the end of our first hour in our new time slot, thank you. we work hard on this broadcast and we appreciate you being with us, and by the way, congratulations are in order, as well. we have traveled a long journey to get here, going clear back to our earliest days. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we set out from the east, mondays at 10:00 p.m. we were all tender foots, not used to the terrain. the enemy appeared right alongside us when we set up camp. they went by the names "castle" and "hawaii 5-0." we gat

as the reg builds in we'll see an offshore wind developing, and temperatures will be something else. [ signal breakup ] as we head in toward the latter part of the week. with that in mind we have some great weather ahead as high pressure takes over. no threat of any rainfall. that is staying well to the north following the jet stream. so we are going to keep things very dry it looks like for the next five to seven days. the temperatures are going to be very hot outside in many spots well above the average but i want to thank everybody here at the school. they have been fantastic. they have rolled out the red carpet for me. thank you very much, leonard flynn elementary school. we are going to be taking this mobile weather lab to a school near you and i would like to see everybody else learn all about the weather. that's the latest from here, guys. back to you in the studio. >> all right. lawrence, thank you. i don't know, lawrence may have to worry, those students could take his job. >> they're pretty good. >>> if you would like lawrence and the kpix 5 mobile weather lab to visit your

the average price of a gallon of reg lettular ended the week alm0 cents higher than a week ago and almostn a month ago. the end of the payroll tax holiday has take an bite out of every american's paycheck since the beginning of the year and a delay in tax refund checks going out, congress' delay forced tough choices. this week we found out just where people are cutting back. a new survey from the national retail federation found 24% of shoppers putting off big-ticket purchases. the same number of people said their forgoing everyday treats, like an after latte and almost half plan to pocket their tax refunds rather than spending them. that has retailers worried. this week walmart reported results for the last three months of 2012. they weren't bad. in fact, holiday sales were pretty good, but the world's largest retailer warned february sales started slower than planned and said it would continue to monitor economic conditions that impact sales. the good news, prices won't stay high forever. aaa expects gas prices to peak in early spring and prices shouldn't go higher than last year when t

. >>> a state and lift is reg an audit for accounts held by the california public utilities commission. the legislative an list office wants investigators to look at how the cpuc manages accounts for the state's largest utility. pg&e southern california edison and san diego gas and electric it's set up to track revenue such as energy conservation. >>> a proposal to reduce camino real is up for public determination. they are holding four public hearings the first two are tomorrow at 8:00 po in the morning. and 5:30 at night at the santa clara city council chamber. the other meetings are at 8:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. on february 28th in the mountain view city council chamber. >>> kelloggs has recalled packages of special k because the serial may contain fragments of glass. the recall covers three sizes of special k red berry cereal. kelloggs is offering a coupon for a free box and some cases the company says it play ask consumers to send them the product for examination. you can find details information on our web site at ktvu.com under web links. >>> cool temperatures are still lingering j

and if it's reg tang larry, you don't want to put your tongue on it. ( laughter ) ( applause ) when ik my last name. and my first name and my social security number. ( laughter ) it's weird how animals that our culture we keep as metz, in other cultures, they will eat those animals. like did you know in japan, they eat fish? ( laughter ) ( applause ) i just got a new e-mail password. you're supposed to suz a series of letters and nabs mean nothing to you, so i use my anniversary. ( laughter ) ( applause ) my girlfriend and i have sex an average of twice a week. i have sex zero times a week, and she has sex four times a week. ( laughter ) ( applause ) but when it comes to age, i think a woman is like wine. because i love 19-year-old wine. ( laughter ) ( applause ) as a kid now, which is great, it's like i'm reading the sail book over and over again every night. "how to get out of paying child support by james r. kirkland." ( laughter ) ( applause ) i went to get laser eye surgery, but i didn't have enough money. i had to get taser eye surgery. painful. ( laughter ) it's so awkward when

i want to also thank reg kelley, dennis and others and my old staff because in 2004, we had a big bio tech conference out here and the front page was the headline and i am not exagerated that we celebrated the protestors and there was actually a resolution the next day condemning the conference and celebrating the protestors. and it already had i think, 9 out of 11 members of the board of supervisors that support it, we have a perception problem, it was no wonder there was a real bio tech presence in 2003, 2004, there was only one company here in san francisco, the birthday of bio tech and life science, so we had to chan

we have a number of regs that comply and we expect our students to adhere to.his year we added a piece in the regs which is specific to enabling families who indicate their child is being bullying the ability transfer those students out of their schools. we have a respect for all curriculum, which is in place all the schools in new york city. that focuses on diversity. there are meaningful lesson plans that are in place. we have a week where we focus the work on looking at where we're going with this work. taking a look at what we are doing in district 5. i wanted to share the work that two schools are doing. ps 152 is focused on looking at a health and wellness curriculum on reducing incidents in their building. they have weekly character traits that the school emphasizes. there is a focus on social awareness and taking into consideration the others' perspectives. the school received a wellness grant. a lot of the bullying results from kids talking about how each other looks. there is a focus on students. exercise we believe is one of the keys to getting our k

that's an aftershock reg. the first baby steps joy. foals. are not a big deal. but they can cause terrible trauma. for children can be broken by bare touch. and only the will of life can make. way. fragile people on are today. i. i. i. i i i. i i. am this is the line from moscow welcome bach major crises and conflicts like those in africa and the middle east on the table for international top diplomats descending on the german city of munich the annual security conference that is renowned as a chance for senior officials to talk informally and syria's wason in conflict as one area dividing opinion has faced all of our reports. this security conference that takes place here in munich is regarded as one of the biggest the most important events in global security discussions there's also around four hundred world leaders taking part in it it will be talking about a number of topics key among them of course will be what's going on in mali the moment of course syria will be a major topic for discussion and moscow have both said that they want to play a key role in tr

. >> when reg was ready to build a team for his business, infusion sciences in crofton, maryland, hedn't have to look far. >> he knew i had a the business background. >> to start from scratch and hire someone who i had no clue what their business background is would probably not be so smart. >> linda goes by her first name when doing business. >> working together, it's easier if he refers to me as linda. >> really? budge could call her something else as well. >> i think it's more linda as senior director. as opposed to mom. >> linda, who is an entrepreneur in her own right, having founded a line of skin care, admits it's tough to not always be mom. >> he's my child, he's my son, and i see that probably first. even though we're here to do business and we do business. we focus on business. but he's my son. >> budge hired linda because he knew they had complementary skills. >> i believe formulating products, making current products better. that's really my strong suit. >> he's more the scientist. he's methodical. and i'm mouthy and all over the place. >> i'm a little bit laid back. if i

simple millionaire by helping people who knew copyright and satins laws well federal government what regs of a government well you know without and those are copyright and patent laws thomas jefferson thought copyright and patent should not last no more than three years now the last seventy years like a libertarian and well so i'm saying bill gates is a welfare queen and i don't know why you're not necessarily yes of course it was discussed plans had to copyright ideas that were well over ninety ninety seven want to tell them seven billion no it's not that's not the way to stop the stop but you don't want to stop billionaires because from one thousand nine hundred seven ninety nine has this reporting behavior sixty one percent of small households went up twenty percent in their income value and half moved up to the middle class and higher their purchasing power is higher poor people the percentage of poor who have electronical appliances in their homes and who can afford them whether they have this is not is vastly greater than they have their eyes are not sure of the war and i think the

oxygen cerebral hypoxia yes the financial casino girl aggregate other riders called the flash crash and reg markets ride. on this last week blast every ounce of wealth was drained from your pocket as the gravitational pull of multiple fake trays traveling faster than the speed of light thought for enough g.'s to kill your entire portfolio death by financial hypoxia. the u.s. has deployed one hundred troops to france with its intervention in neighboring mali president obama says they are only there to provide intelligence support this comes after a new show as a defense ministry agreed to host a u.s. drone base so far america's involvement in mali has been limited to air lifting french troops meanwhile the military intervention has earned the french president a peace prize from the u.n. cultural organization unesco says francoise lund should be rewarded for his body of a contribution to peace and stability in africa and social justice activist heroes that are giving such a prestigious a rules to the french media will inspire other heads of state to for his example. so what is this reward act

oxygen cerebral hypoxia yes the financial casino gulag version of the ride is called the flash crash and reg markets ride. on this wall street flash crash every ounce of wealth is drained from your pocket as the gravitational pull of multiple fake trays traveling faster than the speed of light go for enough g.'s to kill your entire portfolio death by financial hypoxia stacy that's right max we did discover this week and this is a story that has come out in the last year there is suicide by rollercoaster of course is a european who's invented this aesthetic death machine he calls it his name is julie jonas or bonus we'll just have honest ok he says it's an elegant and euphoric death the science behind it is pretty simple spin fast enough and hard enough when your brain won't get enough oxygen to keep functioning the vertical rolls of the coaster would essentially create enough centrifugal force on the body that the blood rushes down into the bomb. he instead of up to the brain the condition is newness cerebral hypoxia as you say right i say the connection to financial a poxy or the way that w

. >> dave: so there may have been a time when massive projects, there is too many regs to make it efficient. >> i don't see the private market stepping up to do the job. wait a minute, this country is turning into a third world nation. our infrastructure is truly crumbling. >> they are using private contractors and there are questions at that level. we have an oil and gas boom. our infrastructure at that level is poor. there is a bottleneck at the refineries. we're going to need more than pipelines to make that part of the economy. >> dave: rick has a point when he goes after monopolies but the worst is the government. all the private sector competition and that leads to corruption, no? >> i think you can point to that, but you can point to positive examples where infrastructure spending has done good. salt lake city is a good example. and also one of the strongest job rate growths. the transportation has a direct link to that. >> utah is low tax republican state. come on. >> it is. >> new york and san francisco and chicago with the corruption and the public employee unions, forget it. >> d

reg had the biggest success with things like wild thing and with a girl like you.in his home in england after battling lung cancer. he was 71 years old. >> hollywood will be rolling out the red carpet this sunday for the 55th annual grammy awards. another hot topic is what the stars will be eating at the big night. >> cooks at the staples center in los angeles will be prepping specialty food. guests will be treated to everything from waffle crusted chicken to lemon grass soup and sushi martinis. >> the kitchen will have 400 oysters. 350 pounds of lobster and 350 pounds of chicken. 160 cooks and 12 chefs will be on hand. eat like a star. fresh off the heels of her sensational performance, beyonce announces a new world tour. it's called the mrs. carter show. kicks off on april 15th with the european leg in the tour ending on may 29th. then heads to the u.s. beginning in los angeles. she will perform right here in dc on july 29th at the verizon center. tickets go on sale on monday. >> during the last hour of the show on monday, i will be attempting to call in and get

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biggest obstacle that the new secretary of state, john kerry, will face to getting rid of the assad reg seem russia. will he meet tomorrow in berlin with the russian foreign leader. that's a very big challenge. a visiting tour, nine countries in 11 days. natalie? >> andrea mitchell traveling with the secretary in london this morning. thank you. >>> more legal trouble for the pistorius family this morning as it's revealed the so-called blade runner's older brother is facing vehicular manslaughter charges for the death of a woman in a 2008 auto accident. meanwhile, pistorius awaits his trial for the murder of reeva steenkamp. >>> cuban president raul castro began what he says will be his final five-year term on sunday, tapping his top deputy to assume the presidency in 2016. he succeeded his brother, fidel castro, who led the cuban revolution in 1989. >>> on average, drivers can expect to pay $3.80 for a gallon of regular. >>> now let's head to wall street. cnbc's courtney reagan is at the new york stock exchange. good morning. >> good morning, natalie. all eyes on europe today. expect gl

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maybe you go through some of those hoops for the audience who don't know how difficult these regs arepy with be with you. we're quite pleased. u.s. rarers, which is our company, we have six properties across three states, idaho, montana and colorado. we today announced we received just a few minutes ago announced we received our drill permit for our property in montana. i must say we have very positive relations with the bureau of land management federal agency and the forest service, a federal agency, in terms of working with us to make sure we get the permits in timely way. david: dan, we showed the time it takes to get through some permits. >> yeah. david: i used to cover latin america. it was a joke how long it would take to set up a business in latin america. sometimes months or years. here it would take five minutes. we're going in exactly the opposite direction in the u.s. you have friends there. you rely on these bureaucrats for help, but some of that red tape has to be cut, no? >> some of that red tape has to be cut. it takes us on average in the united states seven to ten ye

we have got, we have got 33 million worth damage in the area and city and reg 81 that is a tremendous number. local officials say somewhere between 35,000 to 50,000 windows were blown out as the shock waves. it is an enormous clean up effort that the authorities are confident that they can get a hold on with some promising that schools and businesses will get back to normal by monday and by the end of the week all main repairs should be done. but again, the reason that we are talking about it here is deep in central russia, very cold this time of year and one of the -- it is exposed apartment buildings and rooms and exposed hot water pipes. so these are all serious considerations . all they indicate they will repair the thing soon, it may not be soon enough. we'll have to wait and see how that pans out. >> you know, dan, these are the first acts that we are getting from you just how populated that area was. as i said to the viewerings, they were thankful it didn't hit a heavily populated city. so many got injured. >> the city itself has 1.1 million people and so it is it a very large

reg presley.art after british invasion of the that included the beatles and rolling stones. "love and all around" and "a girl like you." he died yesterday at his home in england at the age of 71. >>> pit bull owners rallied in annapolis in opponents of earning more protection if their if their dog bites someone. right now maryland law singles out pit bull owners and makes owners libel even if the dog has never bien anyone before. the measure would also allow the owner to prove in court that the dog even though it has bitten someone is not necessarily dangerous. >>> officials in new york city expect to go ahead with a ban on large sodas despite a fight by business owners. the ban restricting sugary drinks to less than 16 ounces is set to go into effect march 12. those who are against it are asking a judge to move the date to later in the year. they want to wait for the outcome of the lawsuit that questions whether the ban is legal. they say it would unfairly hurt businesses. new york city officials

i think that in all certainty, they have to stop proposing reg eulogies that are crippling growth. >> vione last thing. i want to make sure that the fact goes out there. obamacare goes into effect in 2014, with the exception in 2018, the only change that year is instead of the government paying from the federal side, 100% of all changes in medicaid, it goes down to 90%, that's the only change in the law. so it is out there -- thank you for the opportunity to say the facts. >> eric: we have to do something. somebody's got to do something -- [overlapping dialogue] >> i agree with joe that congress and particularly the republicans in the house need to step up and propose it. but the white house has to get serious. >> eric: step up, both sides. everybody, step up. that's the message. >> that's the message. >> eric: thanks a lot, guys. now, to remembering ed koch. he was beloved for his approach to life. if he was in washington now, high would get something done am you can see his attitude 39 years ago, when i interviewed him in 1974 for public access cable temperature that was cable tv th

and take a look at temperatures around the reg. it is -- region.is still 43 degrees in baltimore. so when the ground is very warm, it's just going to melt on the roadways. now, on some of the surfaces, as we head through the overnight hours, this quick little burst could lead to a slushy accumulation. but that dew point there indicates that the air has been dry. that will come up. temperatures are going to come down. and we'll see a slushy to a coating. the farther north you go, that chance of getting upwards of two inches. and out west, that's where the winter weather advisory is that there could be up to 4 inches, maybe 5 or 6. but we're going to get this. it's going to get out of here. and we get into the 40s tomorrow. we'll have that forecast coming up. >> and wjz is always on. for watches and warnings and your updated first warning weather forecast, log onto cbsbaltimore.com any time. >>> a police trainee is fighting for his life, after an accidental shooting during training. now, the city's top cop is making drastic changes. wjz is live at sh