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david and sandra. sandra: peter barnes, thank you so much. coming up in a few minutes we'll talk to one analyst to figure out how today's results will impact banks and shareholders. big news, david, for citi group, watching those shares falling in after-market trading. david: down 4% after-market on basis of this news. some information came out as you can see. it is down 4.49 is the bid. it closed just over 50. let's get to today's market action including talk about the banks. hank smith, chief investment officer at haverford trust company and will tell us why he is sticking with steady eddie names. we have schwab's managing director of trading telling us why the market is due for correction. todd horowitz in the pits of cme he has been forecasting correction for a long time. todd, we're closing in on the shorting opportunity after life sometime. -- lifetime. explain. >> hi david, hi sandra. we look at this market very much range-bound over the past couple months. 1840 on the downside, 1880 on upside. all this time we're not seeing growth. no

. ♪ sandra: good afternoon, i am sandra smith in for liz claman.igroup feeling the pain after failing the stress test on capital plans. shares are sliding more than 5% in the session. analysts have downgraded the stock and are raising questions about citi leadership. in the wake of another failed capital test. they are considering resubmitting the plan. also, new fallout from general motors ceo, the latest video coming 1.6 million recalled cars are now safe to drive. if federal judge in texas will hold an emergency hearing on if gm should order the owners to stop driving the vehicles. repairs are not expected to start until next month. general motors shares up in the trading session up $0.38. an all-time high for the shares of the jewelry giant topping expectations for profit and sales and boosting the dividend by 20%. the ceo michael barnes will tell us exclusively how the soon-to-be completed take over will help it shine even more. officials from 100 different financial institutions are in washington today discussing everything from cyber securit

sandra: i am sandra smith in for liz claman. blockbuster media at deals sending satellite tv rockets higher. dish and directv surging, each of them. dish up 9%, directv up 6% hitting the 52 week high after a report that charlie heard then reached out to direct tv's ceo about merging the top two satellite tv companies sending stocks higher but we have been talking about the possibility of this direct tv deal for weeks. charlie gasparino will have more on this coming the. also shares of team digital getting crushed in their market debut. shares falling of few bucks out of the gate. investors' hotly anticipating the candy crush maker's ideal but turning out to be one of the biggest sell-offs for a new listing this year. the latest on general motors, a new video today, the 1.6 million gm vehicles recalled for faulty ignition switches i now safe to drive. heading to capitol hill before two committee investigating the long delayed recalls. we are watching gm shares down slightly in today's trading session, holding up quite nicely thro

sandra: no, it did not. if you look at the nasdaq, david, up days, nasdaq leads on up days and nasdaq down a -- david: we don't want to put lipsticks on a pig but it could have been a lot worse. today's headlines, microsoft new ceo, sat yamana dell last, breaking with the past in his first public appearance as chief executive, announced office for independednt pad. the app is available for download right now. sandra: initial jobless claims dropped 10,000 last week to a seasonally at justed 311,000. it was the lowest since november. david: compared with earlier estimate of 2.4%. growth was still slightly below what economists had forecast. sandra: shares of baxter international surging after the company announced it is splitting in two. it is spinning off its biotech operations into a publicly-traded company and will focus on its core medical technology business. interesting timing on that with the big selloff in biotech. david: certainly is. the pharmaceutical giant glaxosmithkline recalling it's non-prescri

sandra: i am sandra smith in for liz claman, just one hour to go in trading stocks trying to stay positive. after giving up most early gains, the dow is currently about 40 points. it had been the triple digits with session highs of 150 points. the nasdaq close to break-even for the day, up just a fraction of 1% up 3 points but still the nasdaq down 2%. the university of michigan says consumer sentiment is back this month. the commerce department says consumers spent more in february than in january. rising 0.3%. we should point out half of the increase over the past two months because of more government have still americans. a busy week for ipos wrapping up with a solid debut for cvs outdoor billboard ad company. media giant, shares up 6%, hang on to those gains in the final hour. more recalls for gener, gm telling general motors to stop delivering 2014 chevy cruise cars, joining us with many details on this is jeff flock live in chicago. would you know about this recall? >> we are waiting for word from gm which confirmed the fox business, stopped selling some 2013-14 cruises, only the one

sandra: hello?l go to correspondent in the ukraine capitol of kiev to find out who is winning this high-stakes poker game. sandra: remember this hilarious radioshack commercial from the super billion last month? it may not have been enough to turn the embattled electronics retailer around. you saw all the cam most. you saw it, david? david: yeah, i did. sandra: radioshack's latest recovery plan after this. ♪ sandra: time for a quick speed read of some of the day's other headlines, five stories, one minute of the first up, facebook in negotiations to buy drone manufacturer titan aerospace. according to reports the social networking giant is aiming to use the drones to beam internet connections to isolated regions in developing countries. >>> radioshack closing 1100 stores after sluggish holiday sales. sales at stores open for at least one year fell 19% in the fourth quarter due to weak customer traffic. >>> zynga planning to launch three new games before the enof this month as part of its efforts to

to me, sandra, that jobs report looks like the new normal. same old same old. sandra: 63%.previous month. the only bright spot was the manufacturing sector. stuart: okay. the crisis in ukraine. it only shines a bigger spotlight on what some people think is the need to crack. to reduce our dependence on russia, for example. congressman kori gardner is trying to do that. he is trying to get us to frack more. welcome. good to see you. >> think you for having me. stuart: we have seen this before. it never happens. if your bill passes the house, it may do that, it will never get to the senate. if it did, the president will never signed it. >> we see what happens to nations like ukraine that are overly dependent on russian cartel. look, we have to expand our energy opportunity in the united states. it creates jobs. by allowing more exports, not only will we create those new jobs, we will ease the pressure on nations that have to be reliant on nations like russia. stuart: is your bill designed to get more fracking? get more of it out of the ground? or is it to allow the exports of

charles: i will bring in sandra.would counter with that is the school should not get paid, the code should not get paid. >> it benefits the university as a whole. i was a student athlete. i was an amateur, but i was a student first and foremost. charles: i have spoken to some professional athletes. it is hard for me to believe they either went through high school let alone college. >> look, charles, that is a problem with the academics at that particular university. they did put academics before athletics. charles: judge, i want to come back to you. how does this play out from here? >> the votes for vote for the union could take place next week. do you think is paying the fees? the first appeal is to the nlrb. that will take a year. the final appeal after that will be to the supreme court. that will take a year. you're talking about three or four years from now. the numbers are staggering. my alma mater, you know what the generated income was? $1 billion. charles: that is a lot of money. the coaches got paid millions

sandra: which one is cheaper? [laughter] sandra: that is the one that is winning.at i have seen is under $200. you will not get an apple ipad for that price. android is winning this war on tablets with the lower prices. charles: they had amazing pricing power. people would pay a premium for their products. we need something to distinguish ourselves and keep that pricing power. >> we are looking at statistics in a year were apple did not have any major reveals. the numbers could change should apple have something revolutionary. charles: we do have breaking news. russia has issued an ultimatum for surrender of two ukrainian warships. we will keep you updated. now to the google glass competitor that we have been showing you. making its own pair of smart glasses with all the features of google glass, but it is a much more attractive package. they can even be used with subscription lenses. we have the founder and ceo here with us. we were just talking about the loss in market share in respect to tablets. sandra pointed out price. you guys have a pretty attractive price

(applause) >> sandra, do you want to come up? >> hi, my name is cathy avalon with avalon associates consulting engineers. we're a local business here in san francisco and it is my pleasure to award -- to provide this award to the san francisco airport. san francisco looked for meaningful local business participation. their staff sat down with our class and described their future projects, how they get beyond generic proposal or cookie cutter proposals to the essence of a winning proposal. so, we thank them for their time, their effort, their hospitality, and they provided -- they showed me parts of san francisco airport i have never seen before. san francisco airport staff noted the lbe should be looking to be the lbe of choice, not just because it's required, not because it's what should be done. sfo wanted to set the bar higher and be better. and it is my pleasure to award this to, sorry, sandra [inaudible]. so, to sandra for her dedication, support and encouragement and leadership in support of the lbe and the business develop

sandra came to give the melody. it is true literally in the sense that there was -- in the script that sandra lead, it was every scene you see in the film. but the way of taking the character, that was still open to interpretation. and sandra was so adamant to make sure that every single bit was going to work for the theme of the film. >> what is the theme of the film? >> the theme of adversity, of loneliness, the journeys of adversity and rebirth. we tend to fall very easily in our comfort zone. even if we are going through hard times, we are a victim of our own inertias. life has a way to put you in your place. sometimes, if you are too much in your comfort zone, sometimes life in general since you adversity. because it is what you need to shake you a little bit. >> becoming a legend. >> your best friend says, you made a film with martin scorsese. what did you learn? >> you cannot compare him to anybody else. he is my favorite artist of any medium, you know? he is my favorite artist of all time. you do not underst

dicen que el uso inapropiado de la tecnología ha dañado y el 25 % dice que causo ruptura de pareja sandramavera llego con temperaturas bastante agradables de 77 grados en san francisco oakland , 69 san josé 64 y las minimas incluso vamos a ver las máximas del día de hoy , 73 en santa rosa , de esa alta presión vemos cambios incluso la próxima semana algunas advertencias especificamente que tiene que ver con precipitación , queda con nosotros y el problema para las embarcaciones pequeñas hasta el próximo sabado de la mañana , las temperaturas máximas para mañana seguimos con temperaturas más altas de lo usual y ya después si vamos un poquito más al norte , los próximos días en san francisco , viernes 64 grados sabado y domingo agradable el lunes todavía alcanza los 67 grados y el martes cuando bajan más las temperaturas y se ve un poco más de precipitación le informó sandra oneill ya volvemos no se vaya . >>> comenzó la temporada de alergias entérese que grupo de menores son más propensos esto y más sólo a las 11 . >>> se otorgo el premio cómo mujer de líderazgo comunitario buenas tardes .

sandra? >> america's top law enforcement officer asked about the search of the flight 370 today. >> we are working with the there ares and offer assistance that we can, but at this point we don't have theories. we are in the process of trying to determine what happened there and helping in any way we can. >> since the plane's disappearance, the fbi and justice department offered to assist the maylasian government. >> and a former fa a official believes that the plane was taken off course and diverted before the last contact. >> it was chlor, not only that the transponder was turned off. these planes are built with systems that this type of thing just does not happen. and now with the new points brought up tonight it is 100 percent clear. the pilot or co-pilot took the plane. >> my next guest disagrees. the retired pilot now similar routes. good afternoon to you. >> good afternoon. >> what is wrong with what renner is saying there? >> it is notes inially he is wrong. but there are additional f

in the end, with all of this technology, the real miracle is sandra's performance.ple connected because that emotional journey that was conveyed by sandra. >> for the rest of the night, what will you do tonight? are you going to have a party? >> a little party. >> what does tomorrow bring? what do you do tomorrow? what does a double oscar winner tonight do the day after? >> i have my kids here. i have to pack and go back home. that's the glamour of my life. i'm making school runs, tomorrow. >> he has to be a dad tomorrow. congratulations, sir. life goes on, you have to carpool after two oscars. >> where is george clooney tonight? i haven't seen him? >> i don't know, who knows? if anyone sees him, can you let him know we're looking for him. >> something about the oscars needs george clooney, right? >> no jack nicholson this year, either. >> he remains the greatest interview in television history, you know why? he has not done an interview in 40 years. i have tried to get to him at a lakers game to get him to the studio. >> can we talk about fashion? >> first of all,

sandra, i could watch that performance until the end of time. ] julia, #suckit. you know what i mean? and, judi dench, i mean, what a career. she's not here tonight because at the age of 79, her film was so successful, that she's in india doing a sequel. i mean, what a career that is. if i could hope. and me -- [ applause ] i'm here accepting an award in an extraordinary screenplay by woody allen. thank you so much, woody, for casting me. i'm truly appreciative. and i'm so very proud that "blue jasmine" stayed in the cinemas for as long as it did. and thank you to sony classics, to michael and tom for their support. for bravely and intelligently distributing the film. and to the audiences who went to see it. and perhaps those of us in the industry who are still foolishly clinging to the idea that female films, with women at the center, are niche experiences. they're not. audiences want to see them. and in fact, they earn money. [ applause ] the world is round, people. thank you, to my mom. to my sister, to my brother, to my three glorious sons.

sandra brought up the uncertainty, businesses talk about this.igantic size makeshift from full time employment to part-time in part the policies like the obamacare and the new health-care law and the fact we have a flaccid recovery. >> completely. the only thing the american people have less trust in than congress are the numbers of congress and this administration continues to put out. is an employment number is truly based on complete fraud because people who lost their jobs in the past of already rolled off. no one believes unemployment numbers are going down and just like obamacare nobody believes 6 million people have actually signed up and paid their first installment activating obamacare. this whole entire recovery has been a false number and i don't think the american people are buying it these days. charles: more and more we sepals where democrats the giving up on the change aspect of this recovery. want to check the big board, market's having a good day trying to finish the week in the green, it is a tug-of-war but up 142 points at this

información en pantalla) en san josé se mantienen casi en los 70°, buenas noches y nos vemos, fue sandra, en los deportes le contamos cómo le fue al jr en su pelea contra bryan vera. >> ♪. @ú >> ♪ . >> qué tal, bienvenido al maravilloso mundo de los deportes, vamos a ver el campeonato mexicano donde despiertan los goleadores. >> gol de pimentel, se mete y después empatan, pero finalmente sambueza empuja y la anotación, me pareció demasiado riguroso por expulsar al turco mohamed por estar fuera de su área, 2 a 1 gana américa. >> toluca lo tuvo, el disparo se estrellaba en el poste, en el 79' le pone el balón en la cabeza al chapo jiménez y 1 a 0 para la máquina cementera, queda en la punta con 8 partidos sin perder y se pone a poco de romper el récord. >> y los xolos escuincles, el balón pasa a través de cirilo saucedo, siguen sin poder ganar fuera de casa los xolos escuincles, empatan a 1 con sus rivales. >> el pase para el gullit peña, pero aparecía miguel sabat para lograr la anotación,. león se viene de la selva con victoria, 3 a 0 y sin problemas. >> mañana puebla contra querétaro (i

sandra: it has changed.end environmentalist's and say he came under fire for them owning railways which recently we have seen some major spills from railroads. stuart: what about now? sandra: while we'd begin to his portfolio he would be in favor of the keystone not because he would create jobs of the build anything that creates jobs, he thinks this would be a good thing for the country, good for business in this country but here is the thing, he is only -- deegan to his portfolio he has been acquiring some companies that would benefit from the approval of the keystone pipeline. case in point company acquired that would help the oil moves through the pipeline faster. in general pipeline faster but it would work with the keystone as well so let's not forget he is always positioning himself for profit and always talking to benefit his books. he stuart: you affect policy because he is warren buffett and churns up with a parent or the president and then is buying into companies which will benefit from his teamin

send me a tweet at bill hemmer. >> and sandra smith fpn.ne stays on the boil, vladimar putin shrugged off the sanctions and said they would not impact the annexation of crimea. and the west trying to turn up the pressure and british prime minister david cameron. >> a sham and illegal referundum took place. and russia sought to annex crimea. this is a flagrant breach of international law. >> will putin listen? >> and how are you, matt. >> welcome home. what dow think of the sanctions? >> i think the american sanctions were a good step forward. much better than the obama sanctions. he finally hit vladimar putin where it hurts a bit. he went after his cronies and billionaires that run energy companies in russia and sanctioned one of the biggest banks that deals with the kremlin. and he added people in the puttin inner circle and security guys that organize the crimea invasion. but it is not enough. >> more to come? >> i am not sure. obama didn't say he would bring more and europeans did not follow the u.s. in going after those guys and did not

that's what you're here for. >> the thing about sandra that i noticed and in my opinion was she had a tendency to blame everybody else for her situation. >> let's break it on down. [ bleep ] the bull [ bleep ]. >> stop using profanity. >> as culbertson walked back to her cell, our cameras caught her temper flaring again. this time it was aimed at her escort officer. >> telling me no [ bleep ] no better than us convicts. >> what is she doing now? is she still going off? is she creating a disturbance? formal disciplinary for disrespect. okay. she got another one. >> three back-to-back write-ups did little to curb culbertson's temper. >> i'm gay and i'm getting punished for being gay and having medical problems? it ain't right, so -- >> you aren't the only gay person here. >> but i'm being punished for being gay. >> no. >> yes, because i'm gay. >> you're being punished for breaking the rules. >> no, no, no. >> before the break was out she chalked up yet another infraction. >> i got to go back. i got another write-up. >> what happened? >> i done this. >> with who? >> within days, culberts

thank you for joining us. >> thank you, sandra. a pleasure. >> it gives financial security and moms mental security that their kids are going to have decent care and at this moment, when a lot of young people as they come out and getting the first and second jobs, they don't necessarily get a benefit. and now is the time to take a look at it. healthcare.gov actually works the way it is supposed to. >> and that from ellen and a late game of full court press. how is the sales job going? >> martin and steve, gentlemen, let the madness again in march. how is the sale job going, martin? >> i don't think it is going well. i think young people are smarter than the president gives them credit for. they know obama care was a loy and their partners were told they could keep their policies if they wanted to. and they have no reason to trust the president. and factually it is a bad deal for young people and they are too smart to fall for the sales job. >> steve? go ahead. >> the piece that the president said 5 million people signed up for the

sandra adelante . >> buenas noches , mire nada más estás alertas en la costa ,son más que nada lo queinvierno y mire que temperaturas, de manera ogficial la primavera el próximo jueves mañana 75° aquí en san francisco, oakland 76° , en stokton 77° . >> eso si bajan las temperaturas el lunes por otro sistema que trae un poco más de viento . >> le informó sandra oneiil . >> vamos a tener más noticias pero vamos con william bonilla . >> ¿qué tal? buenas tardes ? bienvenidos . >> la isla del encanto entre dani garcÍa y mahuel herrera, lo sucedido en breve en acciÓn deportiva . >> ♪ . >> ((música). >> faltan 89 días para el mundial . >> las aguolas del amÉrica contra jaguares que sumaban 11 partidos sin salir victorioso . >> amigos bienvenidos esto es acciÓn deportiva . >> ♪ . >> ♪ . >> estadio vcitor manuel reina . >> el que me diga que amÉrica no es sambueza dependiente, que lo peinse dos veces . >> david toledo y la anotación de fÉlix araujo , sambueza cobró el tiro de esquina y dejaba el marcador en empate a 2 goles . >> la maquina cementera tuvo que remar contra la corriente . >> marc

sandra: so far, yes. maria: you will put it in the tech index anyway.re calling it the dinosaurs. are they still relevant enough to get into our final 16. hp, intel, cisco, adobe. >> hp, no. intel, honorable mention because of what they are doing with agro processors. adobe, yes. what was the fourth one? stuart: cisco. >> cisco is interesting. i would say no. i would like to see how they do. i would like to see a little bit more progress. stuart: come on in, larry. >> i think that they are just old companies. liz: i agree. they are all technology companies. all dinosaurs. sandra: hpl. and tell for sure. nicole: i love how you make everything about microsoft. [laughter] intel and adobe definitely. stuart: that leaves eight spots for our bubble teams which also include big names like ebay and ibm. make sure you tune in on monday for what we call the final brackets. i hereby do claire the real halftime report. thank you, everybody. my how times have changed for kodak. remember them? trying to turn things around. our market watcher says this is a move in th

. >> por fin llegó el fin de semana, aquí esta sandra oneill . >> como están ?ual aunque esa brisa han provocado que sintamos 64° aquí en san francisco 63 ° e n oakland y las mínimas varían . >> estas son las temperaturas máximas en otras ciudades (información en pantalla) . >> esta nohe 48° parcialmente nublado con vientos de 12 millas por hora y pàra mañana temperaturas en los 60° y 70 quizás más bajas en algunos klugare s. >> (información en pantalla) . >> eso si, espere los cambios a aprtir del proximo martes, alcanzmos los 74° , 78 para el lunes estarmeos viendo el próximo martes prosibilidades de lluvia en oakland . >> vamos a ver en san jose como estarán las temperaturas 71 para el lunes, fin de semana en los 70, les saludo sandra oneill . >> . >> esta noche a las 11 una nueva política en california podría ser más difícil seguirle la pista a los abusadores sexuales . >> las alergias están a las orden del día, hablaremos con un experto . >> y una solución para evitar encontrarse con personas envidiadas, como un ex . >> muy bien ? . >> muy bien . >> volvemo

sandra, i say this thing is dead. >> well, yeah.y for this, then we'll really believe them. listen, when they're adding this extra half hour, they're saying this is accounting for weather and driver delays, maybe somebody doesn't show up on time to drive the train. so that's a little to be sure here. but nobody's got any confidence in this thing. stuart: no. they can't fund it, it's being challenged in the court the way they wanted to fund it. it's going to take longer to do this trip. at the moment, it doesn't link l.a. and san francisco, and probably never will -- >> and everybody drives there. stuart: everybody drives. however, the kicker is to me, the gentleman's name is jeff morales, he says, you know, maybe if we got some federal taxpayer money, we could create 6,700 jobs. that's the ace in the hole, isn't it? >> oh, yeah. more federal funding will cure this whole project. stuart: cure it? >> yeah. [laughter] stuart: we'll see. thanks, everybody. we cover the voice of the young very closely on the program, and next, three issu

i am sandra smith. the hard left turn that the plane took off of the original path had been programmed into the on board computer that sits in between the two pilots. chief intelligence correspondent cathrein harris has the latest details. >> reporter: thank you, sandra. u.s. officials are not commenting on the accuracy of the claim. the flight turned westward was programmed in the computer reenforcing the theory that the jet was redirected by the pilots or one or more individuals with flying experience. >> the aircraft was scheduled to fly to/beijing. >> it was reported in new york times today. >> it could be speculation. it is once you are in the aircraft, anything it possible. >> the malaysia media reported that a half dozen remote landing strips were found on the 53-year-old pilot simulator. also today malaysia opposition leader confirmed that he is related to the 53 year old pilot adding weight to the theory that he may have had a political motive for diverting the flight. china said background che

friends at church that clark rockefeller met a bright young harvard business school student named sandraoss while playing a game that coincidentally involved fake identities and murder. >> are you talking about the board game "clue"? >> the board game "clue." >> who did you go as? >> i was miss scarlet. >> was the defendant in character? >> yes. >> who was he? >> he was professor plumb. >> reporter: boss and rockefeller quickly became an item and later moved in together. she says she simply accepted his odd and eccentric behavior. >> and he refused to set foot on the soil of connecticut because it was an evil state and that was where his parents had died. so, even if we had to drive between boston and new york, he would not actually allow stops in the state of connecticut. >> what about to use a restroom? >> that was not done. one waited. ( laughs ) >> reporter: while a rockefeller courted his soon-to-be wife in new york, back in san marino, the mystery of john sohus' disappearance was about to take a sharp turn. >> the owners of didi sohus' house at 1920 lorraine decided to put in a swi

i think sandra and zula were my first clients. my boy was nine months old and he is going to turn 31 this year. >>> wow. >> so, for me it's a little bit like, yeah. >> no, i was a baby. >> 10 years old, okay. [laughter] >> everybody's like, maybe 12,ing? like that. but anyway, so, for me it's a little bit like -- the reason i bring up my son is because the local business program was my first assignment. i'm in many ways the mother of the lbe program. later the wbe program and the mbe program when it was challenged in the courts and, you know, i did everything that needed to do to defend it and we won on every ground. but the lbe program was my first child when i was myself a child in my 20s. and to hear that this baby has grown up and done so well and impacted so many lives, i've got to tell you, it's very humbling and very gratifying, especially to be recognized by my peers so i have to thank you from the bottom of my heart. thank you. (applause) >> and i want to share this with my commission, the commission on community investme

sandra: the market is just off to the races.bviously, this is the investors saying we have put this behind us for now. this is major uncertainty. now there is relief. stuart: i hate to say it, but it is over. take a look at this video. dave 4.4 earthquake hit los angeles earlier this morning. the quake epicenter about 5 miles from westwood. no injuries. no serious damage has been reported. have you been in an earthquake? >> no. never. stuart: i used to live in san francisco. you know something is going on. you can feel it. the white house showing signs of retreat. democrats not on board with the president. it is all because of gun control. the judge after this. ♪ it's a growing trend in business: do more with less with ss energy.hp is help. soon, the world's most intelligent servers, designed by hp, will give ups over twice the performance, using forty percent less energy. multiply that across over a thousand locations, and they'll provide the same benefit to the environment as over 60,000 trees. that's a trend we can all get be

. >> aquí esta sandra oneill con el pronóstico adelante . >> ♪ . >> feliz viernes, lo que nos queda dea noche ,parcialmente nublado . >> pero eso si, no nos podemos quejar hemos tenido temperaturas agradables, y esta noche si queire salir en las vegas 59° en los Ängeles 55° y en sacramento 42° esta noche . >> seguimos con variedad de temperatura de los 60° y 70 . >> (información en pantalla) . >> estos son los pronóstico para los próximos 5 días en san francisco , sábado y domingo un poco más soleado, nos mantenemos en las temperaturas de 65° y 66 el martes bajan las temperaturas y se ve más nubosidad, un nublado que nos puede traer precipitación para el miércoles, en oakland y san jose quizás hay algo de lluvia le informó sandra oneill . >> ♪ . >> . >> ♪ . >> ♪ . >> 83 son los días que restan para el juego del mundial entre brasil y croacia . >> con excelente producción ofensiva comienza la liga mx buenas noches amigos, esto es acciÓn deportiva . >> ♪ . >> nos metemos en el coloso del quinceo, el primer aviso la culebra . >> error de la salida de santos ramirez ponía arriba el marcado

my neighbor's led me to believe there would be -- this is sandra strible. my neighbors led me to believe there would be a two foot space between the elevator shaft and 22 vicksburg street in order to gain my support for their project. the separation between the two buildings is important to me. without a minimal of two feet separation, i would like to withdraw my support for the project at 18 vicksburg street. sincerely sandra, so thank you. >> thank you. any further public comment in support of the dr? seeing none, public comment is closed. patrick sponsor, you have five minutes. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is mark english and i'm the architect for the project. i'm going to split my time with david silverman. i have a long history with this property. i met richard robinson 20 years ago. the property looked like that after a house under construction next door caught fire and burned the house and burned richard's house within a minute. the fire department saved the facade. we built a new house behind that facade. 20 years forward, richard and p

sandra: more ammunition to the u.s. government to tax us more.y are using scare tactics here. all of this, it seems to be pointing towards collecting more money from taxpayers. they continue to cite scientists as a consensus believe. it is not that. it is not consensus. charles: if it is so conclusive, why are there hundreds of thousands agencies and organizations? sandra: it just pains me to see how many companies have had to struggle based on new regulations and new laws because of this climate change that has really impeded their growth. charles: i do see other things. how we feed mankind. how do we get money to the underprivileged out there? it always seems to boil down to western guilt to cut a check. cutting checks does not change logic, people. sandra: no. they are letting emotion change a lot of this. doesn't it all go back to the guacamole. there was another scare tactic. we may not have the all the condos that we need. they say it will probably not happen. these are the scare tactics. charles: thank you a lot. now it is time for me to m

sandra, this is all about regulations. i have to tell you something, i do find that politicians get into the way of free markets as much as anything. >> this is a great opportunity for him. he is already appealing to those younger voters. this is a great opportunity for him to say hey. wilbur is very very popular. find a cab or a town car like that. it is a set fee. charles: two weekends ago, i found out that my son has had an account for over a year. where is the money coming from? this is ultimately put those cabdrivers out of business. >> what is meant to work well. charles: president obama proposing to end the nsa spying program. november is coming "fast and furious." we will explain it all next. ♪ my dad has aor afib.brillation, he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabigatran e

sandra grimes was one of the small groups of cia operators who exposed a russian role. she writes about it in her book "circle of treason: the cia account of traitor aldrich ames and the men he betrayed" this is an hour. >> we are very fortunate to have sandra grimes this afternoon. she has a remarkable story to tell. the story from inside the cia where she worked for years. hired by them out of college in 1967, she spent two and a half decades rising in assignments working against european countries. she was going to resign when asked to stay for one more assignment in 1991. that assignment involved joining a five-person team charged with figure out why so many of the cia's most valued soviet assets had been executed or put in prison years later. it ended up turning up one of the most wellknown traders. "circle of treason: the cia account of traitor aldrich ames and the men he betrayed" is an inside account of how he was caught and who he betrayed. it was published along with a co-writer in may of 2012. the story has gained attention as part of the eight-part minee ser

sandra smith with more on this head scratcher. sandra. >> unusual move.rra is personally directing recall of 1.7 million general motors cars with potentially fatal law in the ignition switches. one gm has known about since 2:00 but kept using until 2006. -- 2004. they're down this year but up 35% over the past year. general motors not blaming the old prebankruptcy organization general motors for recall. this is telling reporters. this is new leadership team. we're aiming to do things in the right way. gm knows of 31 crashes and 13 front seat deaths in cases where front airbags failed to deploy, possibly because of faulty ignition switches n a letter to employees this week bara, emphasized quote, we will hold ourselves accountable and improve our processes so our customers will in the experience this again. really taking ownership of this. national highway safety tract administration investigating whether the gm reported the problem soon enough. nhtsa requires automakers to notify within five days of identify a safety defect and can impose a fine up to $35

sandra bul lo bul bullock is rey underrated. but cate blanchett is favored, and mia farrow in her performance as well. a great complex performance. >> no matter what i say, the favorite is blanchett. >> it is cate blanchett, she can go pick up her award tonight if she wants to $1300 will win you $-- 3300 will win you 100. from a news worthiness point of view whether she talks about woody allen, mentions him, i assume people will be very interested on this. >> best director, everyone seems to agree on this one. >> i think this movie gravity is a very beautiful deep subtextural textured one. they can't even imagine how he made it. it is a wondrous movie in several senses of the world. this may be the change where you have somewhat of an ang lee sort of achievement. >> what do you think bill? >> same, 2,000, to win 100 on him. except for last year as to what the oscars have to offer and i'm fairly certain he'll win as well. >> on best picture people were really divided. there was absolutely no clear favorite. people seem to vote fo

does this have anything to do with janet yellen, sandra? sandra: yes.er first acknowledgment there was softness in the economy led to a huge stock market rally. there are many wall street analysts writing about the possibility it could change the tapering program. stuart: said she will keep on printing the same amount of money now or more. is this why this market is up? >> this economy, whether or not it is as strong as it once showed when they decided to taper. the bottom line is janet yellen going to ease monetary policy because she doesn't see much improving that much. the market could be applauding that. stuart: we have some more here. part of the gains are because microsoft straight up this morning. the office software. word, powerpoint, excel rolled into office. coming to your ipad, and apple product. it is a big move for the new ceo. give me the great news on microsoft. >> microsoft, great news for you and the other shareholders. seeing stocks at a multi-year high. tacking on 10 down points. obviously showing his colors, new strategy for microsof

liz: sandra, interrupt us if you get anything more.oes a day like this where you see the worrisome numbers strike fear in your investing hard? on the surface the numbers are little scary. all 10 sectors trading in the red for the first time since february 3 when equities tumbled to their lows. on rates of economic weakness. now is a totally different picture with what is going on in ukraine. but now be the time for you to fully run away and protect your cash under the mattress or should you rush into safe haven assets or should you start buying? one money manager who oversees 400 billion in assets says do not panic, stay invested. let's see if he is buying. joining us, mark kiesel. first on fox business. first off, tell me what you started to do this morning when you saw the market reaction overseas. >> the market is really differentiating. russia was under significant pressure with the stock market down eight to 10%. the u.s. only down about 1%. so what we have been doing is continuing to buy u.s. names. we think the u.s. is the healt

sandra's like thank you, i think.or most disappointed group, cast and crew of "american hustle" who walked away with no oscars. tied with "gravity" for the most nominations, including best picture. >>> the crew in attendance, pizza delivery. real pizza delivery guys helping out ellen degeneres handing out slices to the crowd. she asked the crowd who was looking for a snack and ordered up pizza. the host went backstage to meet the delivery guy, she passed around a hat to collect some money to pay for that pizza. >> stanford student helped out at last night's awards. a soon yor atenior, one of six students close tonight deliver the trophies at the show. she posted pictures including one of the director's chair the academy provided for her. >> cool. >> jimmy fallon makes good on an icy deal. you will not believe what he did. coming up next. >>> if you take the polar plunge, might as well do it in style. jimmy fallon did it in the freezing water in a business suit. >> record 3,000 people joined fallon and the mayor of chi

what is the problem with this product, sandra? >> a canadian food inspector doing routine inspection found listeria contamination in one bag of, bagged salad. listeria is particularly lethal bacteria. very high hospitalization rate. it is very serious for young children, for older people, for pregnant women. gerri: what kinds of problems do you develop if you have ingested some of this listeria? >> serious problems that will put you in the hospital, often digestive problems. woman are at risk of miscarriage. there are still birth. this is very serious food-borne illness. gerri: i read some of the initial things might happen to you, you get sick on your stomach. you might feel dizzy. take that seriously, if you've eaten some of the salad. now here's the thing. this was recalled about a week ago. is this stuff still bad? is it still out there? is it still on store shelves? >> apparently they're checking to make sure if it is on store shelves it is removed. people might have it in their refrigerators. many products like these are sta

sandra: that's right, adam. topping the list, washington, d.c. that's right.t share the top spots with san jose. each spot averaging plus four on the economic confidence index over the last two years. san francisco hold the number three spot. while silicon valley, d.c. and san fran are feeling good, the rest of the country is worried, very worried. jacksonville, florida, had the lowest confidence reading with a negative 25. pittsburgh and oklahoma city also at the bottom of the list. even energy rich texas is concerned. texas governor rick perry joined maria bartiromo on "the opening bell" this morning talking economy in his state. maria: it seems job creation has not been a priority here. if there was one policy decision that can be made on the federal government's level, what would it be? >> open up the xl pipeline. that is a quickest in the president can do to put people to work and impact the economy. sandra: two cities in his state, austin and dallas, each had negative readings in this gallup poll. welwhile economic confidence is still negative, in most m

the next speaker is our president of the san francisco board of education, sandra lee furer. and she'll be followed by professors rachel grena and professor stanton from ucsf. >> hello, supervisors. thank you. for 20 years the san francisco unified school district has worked to reduce addiction to nicotine products. the school district is making considerable progress with the declining use despite marketing almost entirely focused on young people starting up. as you heard before me, the speaker in front of me, the new surgeon general report indicates that almost all current adult smokers began speaking as teens, 87% of adult smokers began by the age of 18. in san francisco we are seeing the emergence of a new problem in e-cigarette use. between 2011 and 2013, the center for disease control and prevention found that in 2011 4.7% of teens were using while the next year of 2012 10% of high school students were using. we are very concerned about this growing trend of young people smoking e-cigarettes. e-cigarettes are being used on our campuses he [speaker not understood] acting

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sandra smith joins us in studio with more. sandra: amazing how key what is happening in china is for u.s. equity markets. concerns in china weighing on the asian markets and overnight trading at ripple affect on european markets as well. china central bank preparing to cut the percentage of cash that banks have to keep on hand if the country's economic growth falls below their threshold of 7.5% set by the government, a move that would cause of flood of cash to be let into the system in the form of stimulus because the economy would be slowing down so much they stand ready to do this and that would be a good thing economically at least in the short term for china, that was seen as oh my god is falling down so much they are talking about doing this which is why we're seeing investors across the globe, tokyo markets, hang seng and hong kong, tokyo, look at this sell-off in their trading session, 2 bling 6% drop, the hang seng, over in china at drop of 2%. australian market's down and the ripple effect we were talking about, we sa