they're waiting for medication so they can take it as part of their anti-retro viral cocktails. i think if we don't look at systemic issues, the hiv in the south, i don't know if much will change. >> if this is not a silver bullet, is there an ideal answer given the nature of the risk where it may be introduced first as a way of piloting this and learning some lessons before moving forward? if you're right now not hiv positive but you're sexually active, who should be on truvada. >> well, i think we need to retune the conversation. i think its possible that pre-exposure prophylaxis is something as talked about earlier might work in the future. but having to take 365 pills does not seem like a really good idea. just as an example i think it was mentioned earlier that the anti-retro viral therapy has been around for a while, but less than 30% of people in this country are virally repressed. we have to work on the idea that people are going to take this medication every day. think about your lives and whether or not when you get that bottle of antibiotics, whether you take the whol

the blue house was retro fitted and yellow house was not. >> retro fits work.t is why governments are offering thousands to retro fit your home before the big one. >> california america management agency reminds us to be ready for natural disaster and to stock with items such as radios and flashlights, food and water and a manual can opener. >> despite a week of testing biologists don't know what has been coating and killing sea birds. but today a milestone a few were well enough to go home. >> in a region one hr teeming with life you're about to see the difference more birds can make. >> this is why we do it. >> it being contents of the boxes 24 happy endings to an ongoing drama. >> do you watch csi on tv. they get this figured out in ten minutes real world is not like that. >> john deacon has spent too many days scrubbing away goo that killed 200 birds the stuff began from alameda to san leandro this month. >> some are bad and messed up feathers. all squished and covered in what looks like rubber cement. >> now, state officials do not know what they're deal w

the blue house was retro fitted and yellow house was not. >> retro fits work.t is why governments are offering thousands to retro fit your home before the big one. >> california america management agency reminds us to be ready for natural disaster and to stock with items such as radios and flashlights, food and water and a manual can opener. >> despite a week of testing biologists don't know what has been coating and killing sea birds. but today a milestone a few were well enough to go home. >> in a region one hr teeming with life you're about to see the difference more birds can make. >> this is why we do it. >> it being contents of the boxes 24 happy endings to an ongoing drama. >> do you watch csi on tv. they get this figured out in ten minutes real world is not like that. >> john deacon has spent too many days scrubbing away goo that killed 200 birds the stuff began from alameda to san leandro this month. >> some are bad and messed up feathers. all squished and covered in what looks like rubber cement. >> now, state officials do not know what they're deal w

they would have to be somewhat handy already. >> reporter: so jump in line for $3,000 worth of retro fit help and for 100 homeowners in san leandro, it could make all the difference. >> the application period for this runs from january 15th to february 15th. and there are certain requirements you have to adhere to. for more information, contact the san leandro building division. >>> let's take a live look outside. a few days ago it was freezing. paul, tonight, we are talking record highs in some places? >> in salinas today, 76 degrees just a few days removed from 26 degrees. most of the bay area stayed in the 60s including sew, 64. half-moon bay and los gatos, 72 in both of your fine towns. santa cruz, 78 degrees today. taking the cake is so cal with a high in santa cruz county. snow is downed. find out if any is coming coming up. >>> father and son lost in the wilderness. this facebook photo. how it saved their lives. >> they are supposed to be more secure than passwords. tonight, how hacke over a million californians have gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long.

at the beginning of a new year you guys are getting so good there were no meeting with one or more retro atrocities and new 68 or 7 or 12 i know we've got new people and mr. lee right making this simpler this is a tedious process for the principle to so experience this is the only way i could do this is if i severed thank you all for hearing me out i thank you all for being a lot better about retro atrocities and going forward thank you. >> thank you very much let's see commissioner wynns severed one. >> thank you okay. so this is a $77,000 item collective invention we're going to pay them the money i'm skrndz about that more than that that is the organization we used for facilitating the vision but there's a difference between mr. haney and strategic implementation and i honestly would have liked some discussion someone talking to us before the strategic implementation what the plan would be and if this is the group that you think should facilitate this i have a lot of concern about somebody saying we're going to pay this group for two years in the current year i'm - i don't want to be

those buildings emergency watch funding about $3 million will be sdrurd to help fund for the energy retro grade for those businesses and lastly collaborating with the pacific gas and electrically electric in terms of encouraging businesses to really win the central bits district to engage in energy efficiency. >> okay. thank you very much colleagues any questions so i was going to thank you for the greatest incur watch program we've walked geary boulevard i know the $42 million savings is a great figure to keep the success of the program my hope the newly the newly included entering programs to retro - especially in the buildings thank you a great program. >> thank you. >> colleagues no other questions we'll open up to public comment anyone seeing none, public comment is closed motion to send this item forward coke e okay we'll take that without objection. and item 10 to consider the end of the review and draft budget for 2015-2016 and 2016-2017 for the board of supervisors and the board office. >> okay. great we have the cleshgz to present. >> i'm here to talk about the fiscal years 2015

were splitting them open, using them for a mold to make a lead button and using the lead button to retro fit their uniforms from civilian clothing into a uniform. so, there's all these various lines of evidence we were able to put together to build a much larger story about what was going on. people often ask that, can i come onto the property? the answer is no, but can you come to our museum at the archaeology lab and see many of the artifacts we've found. all the artifacts we find, we keep here on the property. the more unique ones we've put on display in the archaeology lab. this is the alkaline-glazed jug we were talking about yesterday which came from one of the civil war trash pits, one of the burrow pits. we know this is alkaline glazed based on the green color and how it's running down here. this is characteristic of an alkaline glaze in a stoneware vessel. and this sort of alkaline vessel is not made in virginia during the 19th century. it only occurs in south carolina and georgia. of course, the south carolina is the operative because that's where the troops are coming from tha

leadership team won is someone we already know but tsa has been promoted to our new chief executive officer retro at that are you here (clapping) there you are you are chief executive officer and who is rightfully and earned the opportunity retire i'd like to welcome to the sfusd family our now technology officer that is going to be joining us ferment in april we're fortunate we stole her away from posting we got melissa dodd as a our chief operating officer melissa is relocating from boston where she's worked for the boston schools and serving as the chief of staff but served as the heave officer in the public schools she'll officially join us in april but been working with us on our district plan and a our vision 2025 plan and phone call on the information technology so welcome to the city melissa i'm proud to say that melissa have a kindergartener in the public schools back in august (clapping.) so president murase that's my report. >> thank you very much suspect r superintendant carranza the next item on the agenda is the recommendations for the accomodation we have many things to celebrate i

least 10 years our recommendations are on page 36 of our report first, we recommend the reason for retro activity for 2015 and amend the title on lines to delete the reference to plus one, two option and recommend the proposed resolution on pages two and three to change the urban advertised construction costs with the 0335 and 63395 and 21 through 667 with one hundred and 7898 for 23 thousand and 60 thousand with 52 thousand and 7 that dollars we consider approval the proposed resolution with the policy matter with the board it extends the lace terms for 8 years without a plea of process, however, i'll state i believe that the airport exploration is not reasonable. >> thank you, mr. rose any questions for the the budget analyst report anyone wish to comment on this item. >> all right. seeing none, public comment is closed. >> colleagues, we have our budget analyst recommends can i have a motion to accept you'll the recommendations and the nicaragua item as amended we have a motion we'll take that without objection. and okay. thank you madam clerk can you go, to item 67. >> item 6 a heari

. >> >> jennifer aniston's design in retro galliano in shades of olive.nice. >> glad that is over. all of those names i didn't know. you go through sports me going through fashion. >>> another big show coming this sunday. the super bowl of course. >> katy perry will take stage for the halftime show this morning them 30-year-old pop star is revealing to us she's going to squeeze in as many hits as she can so fans can sing along. >> she said she wants people to have fun and bring incredible joy to the show but she admitted she doesn't think she's that sexy. >> and admitted in performing the super bowl she has outlived her dream and will be a little tingly on game night. and another cast reunion. >> excited about it. >> this time they are together for a special birthday party. the gang got together on saturday night to celebrate the -- >> i'll take it from here. you are excited, too. they celebrated the 60th birthday of creator jeff franklin. most of the cast turned out including lori loughlin that took the instagram photo and they even tried to sing the "fu

especially for calling for robust construction of a new renewable energy sources and energy efficiency retro fits on local homes and businesses. as pointed out by enernex report this will create thousands of local jobs for city of san francisco and local union jobs. we need the commission to set rates in place with clear timelines. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> public speaker: hello, i'm a sierra club member and an advocate of community choice aggregation of 2006. in 2007 we were promised a program would be up and running. that didn't happen demand -- and in 2012 the board voted for this and now we are waiting again. i feel like a kid on a trip, are we there yet? except this is critically important and the trip is fairly long. we are seeing climate changes globally and globally. please stop dragging your feet. set the rates now. >>supervisor london breed: thank you. i going to call more cards. >> can you please lineup. >> public speaker: hi, my name is ramsey springel. student at u c berkeley. i can't imagine an issue bigger than this one. even as education, i graduate this year and

do that i do it every year before i start, i said to thank you for the opportunity to congratulate retro at that that i worked with for 10 years on her in our new role as chief executive officer rita you'll do a great job time for our comments for the 2014-2015 as presented partnered with others in addition mr. dana is occupied by the auto manager i give you the gentleman. >> thank you, joe good evening everybody i'm leonard a partner with the company as joe said i brought the guy that did the work nathan is a alumni okay. so there you go and we're here tonight to provide some exclaims relative to the 2014-2015 district audit we've implemented and submitted to the california department of education and auditor's office we come here one the big things do we have funding this year and was just joking with inaugurating is doing well but in 12 we didn't have finding in 2013 and we had one and 2014 we are with no other finding it is clear up reports for the financial statement and the federal and state compliance with the procedures for the year and again has clean as we can get no audit adju

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those buildings emergency watch funding about $3 million will be sdrurd to help fund for the energy retro grade for those businesses and lastly collaborating with the pacific gas and electrically electric in terms of encouraging businesses to really win the central bits district to engage in energy efficiency. >> okay. thank you very much colleagues any questions so i was going

do that i do it every year before i start, i said to thank you for the opportunity to congratulate retro at that that i worked with for 10 years on her in our new role as chief executive officer rita you'll do a great job time for our comments for the 2014-2015 as presented partnered with others in addition mr. dana is occupied by the auto manager i give you the gentleman. >> thank you, joe good evening everybody i'm leonard a partner with the company as joe said i brought the guy that did the work nathan is a alumni okay. so there you go and we're here

now, this declaration means that he wants the court to look retro actively at what happened in palestine from june the 13th 2014. that's a time period taking in all the summer's gaza war. if you look at the court's open internal procedures and in particular this the policy paper of the office of the prosecutor, when someone files a declaration, she then starts a preliminary investigation. it's here in article 76 on the receipt of a referral or declaration, the office will open a preliminary examination of the situation at hand. these are the words that are in this policy paper. unless the chief prosecutor at the international criminal court changes her own policy she'll start the preliminary examination. that is not a formal war crimes investigation. what it is is her open inquiry to see whether there should be a war crimes investigation. she needs to look at whether the crimes that are being alluded to are serious enough for the international criminal court to take jurisdiction. whether car crimes she believes were committed and it's worth starting an investigation, and whether there's

kathy lanier and the school counselor, bowser said the city wants its own statehood right, to be not retro ced ceded to maryland. >> we have not west hyattsville. we are in fact washington, d.c. >> reporter: bowser was quick to say that's no disrespect for hyattsville where she has many friends. in one key move bowser said she would set up her own capitol hill office rather than depend solely on norton. in the district tom sherwood news4. >> well the council seat left open by the late marion barry may stay in the family. barry's son, christopher barry, filed papers this week to fill his father's ward 8 seat. the 34-year-old owns a small painting company. now, he doesn't have any political experience but he said that he always wanted to carry on his father's work. one challenge may be some trouble with the law. the younger barry has been arrested three times on drug and traffic charges. he's currently on probation. the special election coming up april 28th. >>> well jurors are reacting to the two-year sentence handed down to former virginia governor bob mcdonnell. mcdonnell and members of h

. >> and jennifer aniston with retro shades of olive. they all look fantastic. >> they do.d that stuff as if i knew what i was talking about but i have no idea what it means. but everybody looks good. >> that's how i feel about the sports stories. >> fair enough. >> a new beauty queen taking her thrown. >> and it is ms. colombia. she has been crowned ms. universe 2015 beating out first runner up, ms. usa. she's a good one though. the 22-year-old business student paulinea vega says she would wear the crown with proud and excitement. >> she's a pageant new-comer. chef's anxious to return to her studies and start her own company. i love when beauty queens say that. >> do they all say that? >> not all of them. >> for some of you your local news is next. >> for the rest of us "america this morning continues. ocal news is next. ♪ abe! get in! punch it! let quicken loans help you save your money. with a mortgage that's engineered to amaze! thanks, g. our tent is falling... you got it? we need nails. anncr: with just five minutes' prep, campbell's oven sauces help you cook a real d

he took off from this airport in tracy yesterday morning after the plane was retro fitted with a fuel tank that is supposed to be able to support a long flight. in route to hawaii, though something clearly went wrong. the u.s. coast guard captured this video of an sr 22 plummeting to the pacific ocean sunday afternoon. the pilot was able to get out safely after deploying the plane's emergency parachute. a passing cruise ship plucked him from the waters. >> parachute deployment went off as it was designed and saved someone from injury and difficult situation in the ocean. >> reporter: >> reporter: according to the flight academy, which owns the plane, says there was a problem with the fuel system. the pilot says there was enough fuel on board, it just wasn't get together engine. the pilot identified as lou morton pulled the chute and headed for the water. >> when we have spoken to the pilot, he is well and safe we can have more comments about what actually happened on this flight. >> reporter: the plane was equipped with a tank an auxiliary fuel tank for longer flights. >> we put in ex

or whether it's to be an antique you have to be a hundred years old and if you're not you're just retro. i don't know. >> the designation is 30 years with no more than two years with break in operation. there was some discussion that there have been businesses that, you know, if they have had to relocate, either growing or something that there may be down time during that period of time. >> or simply went out of business and got resurrected by some clever person who wanted to resurrect that name. that happens a lot in consumer products. a business can be defunct in 50 years and suddenly you see the name oh, where did that come from? somebody bought the trademark. >> does that meet the criteria of a legacy business if something like that comes forward or does it not. >> i remember you saying that they don't need to have been in the exact same location for 30 years. i'm thinking of original joe's in north beach who was there and then they went away and then they came back, but that's -- things like that to qualify --. >> yes, uh-huh. >> it's been 30 years. >> we don't necessarily want to

courses and told classes had been cancelled the school decided to close down the campus for seismic retrod figure out how to get from one location to another. >> i don't understand. why? >> abc7 news contacted officials to find out why they were not told in advance we haven't received a response. >> three bay area women on the front line to stop human trafficking were recognized today. one organization helped survivors. >> we rescued 40 young women. i hope that tells a lot about our passion for the issue. >> local authorities are stepping up efforts this month placing bill boards in the bay area aimed at discouraging demand for sex workers. >> and still ahead a strike in a bay area mental health clinic. what is behind the walk out. >> and a connection between a paris massacre suspect and one of the most notorious bombers of the past decade. for over 60,000 california foster children nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children

courses and told classes had been cancelled the school decided to close down the campus for seismic retroit work. >> i'm here to talk to my students and figure out how to get from one location to another. >> i don't understand. why? >> abc7 news contacted officials to find out why they were not told in advance we haven't received a response. >> three bay area women on the front line to stop human trafficking were recognized today. one organization helped survivors. >> we rescued 40 young women. i hope that tells a lot about our passion for the issue. >> local authorities are stepping up efforts this month placing bill boards in the bay area aimed at discouraging demand for sex workers. >> and still ahead a strike in a bay area mental health clinic. what is behind the walk out. >> and a connection between a paris massacre suspect and one of the most notorious bombers of the past decade. >> what for overer0,000california foster children nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help,

this is such a retro desert like the salad. what makes it so exciting they're really making it have flare again. you're having a great dinner. they're pouring flaming booze on top your cake. the ones i had were delicious. >> with a big meringue on top i guess. >> yeah. >> what about a bodino? >> it's just a pudding. and what's interesting about bodino is it started recently this sort of revival at an italian restaurant in l.a. and now we're seeing it across the country. it's an italian pudding. this one's really fantastic at asteria marini. it's pistachio, lemon, lots of reasons to eat it and it's fun to share. >> you say there's a dessert for dessert haters. as you say you actually are sort of. >> right. if you prefer the espresso to having the dessert, this is a really fun dessert at eto. this is what i'm talking about when i say whimsy is coming back. they take everything from cocoa powder to crushed up amarati cookies. it's a perfect pairing. just a couple slices of cookie. >> it's a cookie though no meat? >> it's just fun

. >> republicans are going to have a chance to show how retro actively for the last six years everything has stopped, they effectively acted as a shield to look like obama wasn't the one stopping stuff, now he's going to be exposed because the days of hiding under harry reid's desk is over. >> who wants to be under harry reed's desk. >> harry reid is one of the few people that looks like his name. he looks like a harry reed. you got a black aye? >> he's kind of an exercise. >> he was exercising and a piece of equipment broke and he actually really hurt himself. >> that's what i tell the guy at the er every weekend. i fell on my exercise equipment. >> if you said it, i would not believe it. but because it was harry reid, i do. >> what do you think, bobby, about goppal control alcontrol, what do you expect to see? >> i thought it was a very interesting turn of words that the press secretary used. he said this piece of legislation, referring to what was passed in the house the last time. the president said he would veto it. if the bill is like that he would not sign it is what he said. ther

that means in some extent retro fitting. there is a lot of that going on. with respect to vehicles, we have achieved a great deal going forward. one of the things we could do that would prove our outcomes with respect to the environment would give us a lot more headroom in terms of economic growth would be to tax emissions of carbon. that would help small. -- that would help in terms of smog. long-term climate change. the reality of what costs to go to the super market would be able to decide whether the are going to drive or walk or ride a bicycle. i am more optimistic about what we could do with respect to economic growth within environmental constraints if we were able to have rational policies that send clear signals and make them pay the costs and consequences of their own decisions. i am about convincing people to make rational decisions. the potential is there. we just have to do it. >> a question came up earlier. i am optimistic. i have been struck from the republican perspective and the discussion coming up about gasoline tax and putting that on ta

know, they still use the board that you stick little letters in, you know, so it definitely has that retro feel to it. and pricing -- i mean, you know, you're spending -- you're not spending more than $10, right, for -- -hirsch: no. -demordaunt: very reasonable. coleman: did you guys sit and have lunch? -demordaunt: yes. -coleman: because i -- yeah. hirsch: there's no tables for four. the tables are small. i brought three friends with me, and we had to pull a chair over from another table. fortunately, it was not very crowded. this was peak period it was a long line but not many people sit and eat. so there were plenty of tables available, we pulled a chair. now, we crammed into a table that was so small, we definitely all needed to ditch our red plastic trays and just have our plates but it worked okay for four of us at the table. i was -- i got to say, i hate to say anything negative, really, but i do have to say i was disappointed that they used regular, old ripe olives and not kalamata or some type of greek olive in their greek salad. that was, for sure a disappointment for me. sbrocco

. >> republicans will have a chance to show how retro actively for the last six years everything has stopped in the senate. democrats stopped harry reid stopped. they effectively acted as a shield to make obama look as if he wasn't the one stopping. well now he's going to be exposed because he's going to have to exercise the veto. schumer and the others could prevent a few of the bills from landing on the president's desk with these ridiculous amendments on keystone av cadbut the days of hiding under harry reid's desk is over. >> he is under hot water and being investigated after the former seal described a mission to kill bin laden in the fox news special. a spokesman says rob o'neil might have disclosed classified information. o'neil says history makers should be able to tell their tale. >> i think a lot of these stories for people that played a big roll in history they should tell their stories. they should be able to do so so the american public knows about it. i am confident that's what i said, too. if i ever did write a book i would go through the proper process. if with the st

and those standards call for tank cars both retro fitting old cars and building new ones for tank carness the length of time how long the shippers have to refurbish or build new cars and the speed and routes which these trains take, all of this is in this rule making. i think it's critical for us to get some certitude in terms of what the new rules are going to be. so mr. brown, and mr. lonegro, just a question to the two of you. about a year ago, jenese whoa eming train carrying 2.7 million gallons of crude oil derailed in alabama, derailed and spilled oil all over the wet lands. i want to ask to see what your company is doing to make sure that is not happening again. and last year a scx train auto derailed in virginia and spilled 30,000 gallons of crude oil into the james river. what is your company doing to make sure the safety of oil carrying cars -- what is your company doing to make sure we can give safety to those neighborhoods. mr. brown. >> yes, as i mentioned earlier, we have some safety precautions and protocols that we have applied all hazardous materials on our various ra

charles: hitha, they did a retro active tax.afraid if i lived in california, we need money, this is nuts. >> it is nuts. >> i have driven that highway 1, highway 5 from los angeles to san francisco, it is a beautiful drive just fix the road. >> we have all road the rails in europe, it is amazing, we need to do that, but here we need faster rail, people would be able to travel quicker. >> did you see this elan musk starting a hyper loop, private sector putting their money into it i would love it. >> my favorite part of the week respect card time, those who -- report card time, we talk about those who went up and down, it is about making you money, we did pretty good this week, stick around, wild talk about it in a couple of minutes. 3rd and 3. 58 seconds on the clock, what am i thinking about? foreign markets. asian debt that recognizes the shift in the global economy. you know, the kind that capitalizes on diversity across the credit spectrum and gets exposure to frontier and emerging markets. if you convert 4-quarter p/e of the

we highlighted some of the years that suggest they might go more slow, retro, that kind of thing, butet me point out something on overseas -- one of my clients is a top trader at a central bank in europe. he said the biggest thing he is worried about this coming year, 2015, was the syriza party in greece and the party in spain. that is what we have to put on the radar screens this coming year -- political uncertainty in europe, volatility, concerns about the greek exit, all of this stuff. it will be a challenging, uneven here. -- year. quite diane swonk -- >> diane swonk's, the fed assessment -- does it have to do more with the sluggish growth in china russia's weakening economy? >> the fed also wants to be accurate about what they are talking about in the second half of 2014 does look like -- taking up the second quarter, which was a snap back from the first quarter with the polar vortex -- the second half of 2014 looks at the strongest six months in 2003 since 1999. we had fundamental growth. it is a statement of what the reality is that there was growth, but the problem is what wil

. >> there were a number of buildings that did take the lead and voluntarily installed a retro fit with sprinklers. >> when a fire killed six people about a week and a half ago, officials were asked would sprinklers have helped? without a doubt they said. fire sprinklers contained the fire and he believes saved lives. >> the sprinkler system a couple gallons of water activate and put the fire out. >> it's still happening at a cost of millions. if you are not convinced that sprinklers are worth it -- >> you can get a one-time 50% break on your property tax. it reduces your experience premiums a bit. over a few years, it will pay for itself. >> reporting there and worth noting the house was corrected in 2005 prior to legislation requiring a sprinkler system in a family dwelling. >> a snow day pastime is facing a ban in one part of the country. why they are looking out for your children. >> that's right. we have an extra cold start for you first thing this morning and your super bowl weekend may not end so super. we will talk about the >>> the white house is weighing in on vaccinating your

this is a shop that i had been trying to get for ages, to see the retro jets firing. this is shot at 11 frames per second. that is how quick it happens. i have had a lot of folks and come to me after they get out of the capsule and ask me if they really fired. this is during early morning landing, with all the support vehicles with their headlights on. crew of three inside. this ran on the front page of the new york times. a different landing. this is nice to see the scenery out there. one thing that is a good question to ask katie and others is something i haven't heard talked about yet. i remember ken talking about this. when they open the hatch, the was no one there. it took a while for the support crew to get there. he talks about the first thing was the smell of dirt and earth and inhaling that and loving that smell after being in space. there is cakey. -- katie. this is a print that is available as well today. all of these images are in the public domain. all of these images can be downloaded from the nasa website to be used. the crew is being brought out of the