commission certificate of honor recognizing a san francisco small business (mike's locksmith) as part of the sbc "small business recognition program". today is mike's locksmith ~ >> the fun part about this job is we get to honor small businesses in the city, and today we are honoring mike's locksmith. and i've actually known mike for 20 years, and i met mike when he was an apprentice at rocky's locksmith in the castro. and somebody had -- this is before click on car. somebody jambed all my locks in my truck -- ford truck, yeah, you remember. and i didn't know who to call. i opened up the paper and i see this rocky's locksmith and mike came down and rescued me. and ever since then he had -- right after that he had started his own business here in the city. he's from the excelsior district and that's appropriate during world sear i time. his father worked at candlestick park. excelsior resident, san francisco native, and i'm just going to read some things for -- quotes. you can hire mike, you can hire someone other than mike for your locksmith needs, but i'm sure why would you bother? mike was inc

it is sbc. >> the market is concentrated. why would they even try? >> sometimes these things have confounding outcomes. sometimes they get approved anyway. it is really hard to know. sometimes it is corporate efficiency going on. it is part of its price control, so if you look at the dynamics here, canadian pacific does not play in the united states to the extent. it is really a question of how to combine business will operate. >> i think it is cool with apple, facebook, twitter, twitter, twitter, apple, apple, apple. this is real world. the bloomberg story was great on the premium the ua should of tiny canadian pacific to the lesser cold effected valuation of east coast csx. >> canadian pacific is a much smaller company. what is curious, our guys at the market makers team spoke to hunter harrison, the gentleman who runs canadian pacific about a month ago. here's what he had to say about competition. i don't think there's a choice. i think if you look down the line, there's not going to be more real roads built. we have got to start doing more with l

side, a session on the ssc as well as the sbc and this is art expectation that we will release the interim report on the revised guidelines and that will help us map the way forward for the ultimate revision of the 1996 guidelines. >> for those that don't know those acronyms, ssc and sdc is the security defense committee. [laughter] >> you should've seen the book that he got of the pentagon. >> what is the most hard thing about the defense review process and what is the most important aspect of issues from the in this process. >> i'm going to answer this second part of the question by saying that a strong u.s. alliance is a foundation and a keystone for overall regional security stability and that has been the case for decades and to keep the alliance strong and vibrant and up-to-date. >> right. the gentleman back here in the blue shirt. [inaudible question] and south korea now it is pretty controversial. so can you clarify additionally the asia pacific commander with north korea's military that is taking steps with this and that could reflect the u.s. and also north korea has completed a

behind me is the standard charter building lit up and the famous sbc building. you can see one of the depot stations that the protest organizedders have set up. they've got the umbrellas. this is the umbrella revolution, because people use them to repel pepper spray on the front lines. they give out water, food, very well stocked, very well organized. if i swing around a little bit more right in the background, if i can get it where to go, you can see a big building on just up here with the lights going up. that's the people's liberation army headquarters in hong kong. so this is -- >> the people's liberation army has a barracks there, but they have not been dispatched. are you getting any other information on whether they could be or will be? >> there are rumors that people are seeing this or that. we just broke a story about armored personnel, heavy personnel vehicles on a facility on the other side of the harbor close to the second and third occupy site. there are vehicles, but they seem to be on stand by. the p.l.a. are nowhere to be seen, even with the prot