you see the explosion take the door off and you see one guy with a striped jacket come from the rightide of the screen and they start to go to work on this damaged atm. >> this is hard core. this is not like the people who try to put the atm in their truck. this is a well thought out plan obviously. these guys put some thought into it. >> i think i know what they did here. that black hose is probably a gas line of some sort. they probably have a tank nearby. the red line is the spark or admission. they put the gas in with the black hose. the red rag they are stuffing in is keeping the gas inside. hold the hose out when they think they have enough sparks and that goes down the red line and goes up. at the end of the video you see one guy pick up black boxes, takes off. you can only believe that's where the money is contains inside the atm. >>> this is probably one of the coolest encounters we've had on this show. in minnesota steve and his buddy went on a ride on a pontoon. notice here on the side of the screen -- >> a deer. >> two of them, young deer. they are curious little guys. so

what do you see up ahead. >> black -- >> shadow. >> middle of the screen. do you see that.the yeti. >> a yeti! he's very ape like. suddenly the yeti makes a sharp turn and starts running away. >> that was a yeti looked just like a gorilla sized with prints that big. >> they said the yeti was spotted about 160 feet away from where these kids were. maybe perspective. they claimed they turned this video in to igor. a director at the international center in moscow and he is saying after reviewing this video, he believes it is legit. >> is it plausible? no. but it's possible. maybe. >> i do want to point another thing out in this video. there he isn't. and there he is. >> a jump. >> it's a jump in the video. >> there's a pretty sharp cut. before you see, he comes out of nowhere. >> i'm ready for it to be a yeti. i'm ready for the yeti. >> i feel like steven is foiled again because he wants it to be real. >> the yeti. >>> eagle. a symbol of america, glory. thieves? >> thieves? >> watch this. >> look at them all. >> they're all on this dock in kodiak, alaska. what are they doing?

you see that? okay? how many people don't see it? we all see it. we're imaginative types, aren't we, okay? now, watch this. i'm gonna hit it and i'm gonna break that four by four oak. okay, watch this. hitman. you see that? [makes sounds] done. done. look at it, splat. now, how was i able to break that? because i changed the momentum of my hand in a short time or a long time? so short you hardly saw it. isn't that true? how about i do it like this, gang? [makes sounds] no way. no way. [makes sounds] done. and, furthermore, if i do it in such a way, i don't pull my hand back. but if i do it in such a way that my hand bounces off there, whoo, honey, that is gonna break. that is gonna break, because bouncing gives a lot more impulse than just hitting. you're walking along the street. there's a plant pot up above. the plant pot comes down, hits you on the head. boom. it sticks to your head. you're in trouble. but the plant pot comes down and--ba-boom-- bounces off your head. honey, you are really in trouble, because the bouncing gives more impulse. a l

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i see the way the earth is shaped out there. i see the routes in their vessels. i mean, to understand these, this one came out of a 13th century site in southwest colorado and i would sit with these bowls for hours and hours, drawing them into my sketch book because that was the only way i could really understand the complexity of how they got their symmetries to match up because i could never get them to match up in my drawings. i could never do a 100 percent accurate rendition of these because every line was meaningful, every line meant something about how you paint the next line, which is what it's like walking out there, looking for those shapes, looking for water, looking for springs, looking for places where the rain has fallen. it's all the same story out there. there is a 13th century or a 14th century polychrome vessel from below the mugion rim in central arizona. and this is 100 years after the anastazi supposedly disappeared, there's that story about one day this whole civilization just vanished. but if you start following the civilization, you can fin

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[laughter] see what i got inside there? see that little hole there? inside there is buried something-- begins with l, ends with "ed". try it. lead. and that lead does what to the center of gravity, gang? makes it in the middle? no. off the middle. so the center of gravity now is off center. in fact, when it settles like that, you know that the center of gravity now is what? must be right above-- right on there. must be sitting like that. ain't that neat? can you see that? yay. center of gravity. let's talk about seesaws, seesaws. seesaw in the park, kids playing on the seesaw. the law of seesaws is rather simple. it's just torques like we've been talking about. let's see, let's see what i mean. is the seesaw balanced right at its center? where's the center of gravity of the seesaw if it balances like that? it must be right here, okay? now, let's consider a couple of kids playing. this couple of kids sit equal distances from the center. why does the seesaw remain in balance? because the kids weigh the same? hmm, yeah. or because the kids provide the sa

you see the helicopter.ough a set of cafe chairs and tables. >> look at the attention to detail. >> right. >> i am mesmerized. it really does look like an actual city, like an urban landscape. >> evencardboard buildings they good job and it is really well done. that always appears, you crash through the barriers. >> the end scene is pretty funny. check it out. >> no. are you kidding me? they be they got really run over by a real van. >> lots of neat stuff in the behind the scenes video as well. if you want to see that go to "right this minute".com and click on best. >> let's end the week by giving away a free ipad mini. >> you need friday's buzz word and you have to be 18 or old to her enter. >> when we give you the buzz word, head over the facebook page. go to the first post and top on the mobile link. >> all righty. here it is, the friday buzz word is dance. head on over to facebook.com/slash right this minute and click on the win an ipad mini button and enter the dance for your chance to win an ipad mini.

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we might see the other evidence. we have done nothing to improve the quality and the strength of the dam. >> one of the things that has come up in the policy issue over and over is that people are concerned that construction of a new building or the upper story might exacerbate these kinds of soil problems. we have extra review where we might have extra problems. it does that construction have an impact? it is a good idea to come to a peer review or a geotechnical review process as part of determining. >> in january of this year, the california building code requires almost all of san francisco that we get geologist and a geotechnical engineer. it was a state building code rather than just the local requirements. >> as you recall, this was called the edge hill ordinance. >> is this the same kind of condition? >> this is more of the rock, all on one side and on the other side -- >> this is a combination. >> a lot of sand hills were scrapes down and deposited to other places without being engineered or consolidated and

right in the front we see joel and right in front of him we see his girlfriend megan, celebrating mardiras, having a really good time. there's a marching band going right in front of them. ♪ right behind the marching band, is a frog float. on that float are some of joel's friends and they're holding a very special sign. the sign for megan that says "megan, will you marry me"? >> oh! >> well done, joel. >> i guess joel was feeling a little froggy. >> gets down on one knee, brings the ring out and asks her. >> everybody is cheering, all those people around him are family and friends and they're very excited too. and they kept saying to everyone around them, she said yes. >> that's great. and, and like, you know, the sign says it all. you really can't flub your words at this point. >> the greatest thing about this video, she got down on one knee too. >> she got all weak in the knees over that. she couldn't stand anymore. >>> pulling stunts out of the snow can be a little chilly. the best way to warm up while you're having fun is to light the slope on fire. >> you can't do that. >> yeah you

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. >> see why that's very good advice. it's a drag race where the crowds cheered -- >> the loser, not t winner. >> what he did that was so spectacular. we have also got the tuesday buzz word in our ipad mini give away. a nap for a 2-year-old. >> hees not tired. >> what mom and dad saw on the spy cam and the story behind the great cupcake challenge. >>> we are going to get started with a complex fire in utica, new york. the black smoke is coming from the windows of the complex. when the fire started, two parents and eight children were inside this apartment. firefighters rushed to the scene. there are several trucks. they are rushing in to try to get the fire under control. we see a firefighter put a ladder up against the second story window. he's trying to climb up, pulls out his ax and begins to shatter the glass. as he does this, you see the smoke pouring out of the broken windows. this is how amazing this firefighter is. as the smoke is coming out, we watch him crawl in this window. that takes major bravery to do that.

you see other paragliders around him and in the fields below you can see other fires burning. i would think if you're a power glider and looking for the gust of hot air to lift you up that's as good as it gets. >> sizable fire. >> i bet that was quite a rush for him. >> why not just a hot air balloon? >>> somebody totally went off the road right there. >> and the doors -- >> guarantee that's what happened. >> laura lee davis posted this video on her facebook page. she said her husband and two sons went up to angeles oaks. >> near big bear. they believe that was kris ter dorner's car, the ex-fugitive. they believe that he died in a fire after a gun fight with poli police. >> bunch of cops. >> and more coming. i can hear them. >> they pull over to the side of the road looking for a place to turn around because they see the heavy police presence. and look here to your right. you can see deputies with guns drawn. >> oh. >> wow. >> probably have him trapped. guys rushing over there. >> i bet this was terrifying for her to see once he brought this back to her knowing where her son w

see, you get like this. see that? see this eraser? here, it's over here. it's only getting 1/9th the action 'cause the rest is all coming out here and so then i could say what if i put it 10 times as far away and you guys would say, hey, it's not catching 1/10th the light, it's catching 1 what? 100th the light 'cause 10 times far away, i could have 100 erasers fill up the shadow that this one took. 100 erasers would be required to catch all the light that this one here caught. so the intensity out there would be 100th, guess what behaves the same way, gang, begins with a 'g'. gravity, the same one, and that's what we got up here. so it makes sense. here's the world here. there's gravity to the world. this is a particular mass and this mass is pulling on every other mass. one mass is out here, 240,000 miles away, it's the moon that moon is being pulled, pulled, pulled toward the earth. but the earth is pulling on the moon, you guys know what else is happening? the moon is pulling on the earth, that's right. okay, they're pulling on each other and it pulls i

they're waiting to see the store sales. and we have to see what it will mean for 2013.e guided to 20% growth. but we don't know yet if there's a change in that. once we do, i'll let you know. >> all right. thanks so much. >>> the hartford out with earnings moments ago. estimates of 30 cents. the company also reported better than expected revenue of $7.74 billion. that's a 30% increase from the same quarter a year earlier. want to get reaction from the hartford ceo liam mcgee who joins me now in an exclusive. thanks for joining us. >> hi, maria. great to be back with you again. >> so you just released you got permission for an extraordinary dividend of $1.2 billion. what's the strategy? >> well, first of all i'd say it was a very successful quarter for us. as you noted our core operating earnings were 54 cents. it was also a very eventful quarter for the hartford on two fronts. first of all, we made progress in transforming the firm towards our property and casualties and group funds. and we sold three life businesses for good financial terms to three good strategic buye

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do you see a car? i don't even see cabs. >> there are normally so many cabs. >> this is new york city, friday night. there's no one out. it's desolate, a ghost town. people are staying in tonight excep for the snow plow coming our way. i'm going to step out of the way, ken, so you don't get run over. it's like a ghost town. it is kind of eerie. it's also kind of nice. it's a winter wonderland. and how often do you have new york where it's so quiet except for the snow plow going by, you could almost hear a pin drop. >> good to see he's keeping the sidewalks there at time warner center clean. thank you. we'll come back to you. i want to bring in chad myers here as we sit in the weather center. briefly, let's just get a recap on what happened, long island expressway. people trapped. what more do you know? >> if you look at the map behind me, up to new york has 22 inches of snow. this is suffolk county. you talk about islip and all the way to montauk. we knew this area was getting pounded by snow. that's w

my fashion as to see video savoy year. complete voyeur. i love to see. i tell you through tv, a lot of movies. the images make me react. and maybe make me understand also sometimes. sometimes in the wrong way. through image sometimes it is true that you have not to consider that all you see in the images real. they can make you be more creative. so what was going around, it was the post-rebellion of the woman. and it was some kind of girl in the group in paris, the queen of the pink. make me meet farida. they were beautiful girls dressing up. the love to dress it up there were very chic. at that time, one of them was wearing old chanel from the flea markets. we were a lot going to the flea market. a chanel jacket. and me, i was thinking about my grandmother. of course, it was before. transparency. and they were smoking. that was provocative in a way. but it was going well with the time, the moment of sexual liberty and freedom because of the hippies. like in san francisco but also a stage of freedom, you know? after that, it was known as a way that the g

what are you seeing?> reporter: well, poppy within the last hour the snow is basically stopped to the great relief of the people of staten island. because like you said the people suffered here so much. staten island is only 5% of new york city but had more than half the deaths from hurricane sandy, 23 people died here. there are still an estimated 1400 people who are homeless. i was here three months ago because so many homes were damaged. this right here was a home. and you can see it is rubble and it has stayed rubble. this next door was heavy di damaged however they're rebuilt it. the family that rebuilt was hoping to move in but because of the blizzard they had to stop the work. there was so much concern in staten island because of what happened three months ago, just a couple of blocks away from here. a woman had her two children. her car was blown offer the road and she couldn't hold on to them. they found them later, 2 of the 23 that died and there still is to this day but as a matter of fact acro

what we see. the cube that lives in four-dimension space, at least a projection of it. so what are we watching? we are watching a four-dimensional object dipping into our world. here it starts, we get our vertex. as it dips in, now we get to a simplex, a tetrahedron with four vertices, as it comes in the corner. and now watch it evolve. as it hits these corners, the vertices are chopped off and we get these things that have faces that look like our original quadrilaterals. >> and the perfect analogy to what was going on for the flatlanders. >> and now we go through the whole sequence and we see that that shape changed over and over again until we're back at our vertex. and we have a beautiful movie that captured this object in four dimensions. this rigid object, which was a perfectly stationary four-dimensional object, has now been experienced by this little film. and in fact a great deal of its geometry can be understood by dwelling on this, just like the flatlander, if they were so inclined, cou

see all of these women are waiting there.hen you see a couple of guys pushing these bins into the crowd. >> let's find out what they do when they finally get a green light. >> immediately people start screaming. everybody just goes crazy, pulling stuff out of the bins. women pushing each other, pulling on the same items. >> they have no idea what they're even grabbing. >> no. >> they could be getting nothing. >> i can't think of a place i would want to be less. >> this is like somebody threw a chicken bone into a pirhana tank. >> it's disgusting. >> and within seconds -- everything in the bin is gone. the thing is empty. >> what's sad is this kind of chaos happens around stuff. so much in this country is hopefully. >> hopefully the people do need that stuff if they are getting a great bargain and they can use it -- awesome. but this loose like they're doing it just because it's cheap. >>> it's monday, time for the rtm ipad mini giveaway. >> you need monday's buzz word. you have to be 18 or older to enter. >> when we give you

not move. >> if i can't see them, maybe they can't see me and i'll wonder where i went. >> so adorableod or something. >> that's the trick. >> but it's a liquid. if it tastes bad, even in the food, they'll turn their nose. >>> this other video features a cat named cocoa. you know it's going to be a cool cat. >> cocoa the losing cat. >> whoa! >> it's a canadian sledding cat. >> yes. it sleds. i think it's sledding maybe not by choice. >> actually, no, because once the cat makes it to the bottom and the sled stops, he stays in the sled. it would be able to jump out. it's not going that incredibly fast. >> i think it's safe to say cocoa loves sledding. >>> this is a guy who you can tell loves what he does. hang gliding. ♪ ♪ a whole new world >> i was wondering why it was called a whole new world. ♪ i'll take them anywhere there's time to spare ♪ ♪ let me share this whole new rld with you♪ hkepeabo bryson and regina bell who sang "a whole new world" in aladdin. this is jack marzik. this video was posted by one of his friends. zach died last saturday doing what he loves. he died while hang

yeah i mean it's so powerful there's a mold that they alit have really sees that i mean you see it inherent in so much commercial commercialization of different products. for time warner. it's a very very liberal yeah exactly it's a really powerful symbol and that's why i like they are kind of flipping it on its head and really showing it for what it is i wanted to talk about another painting actually it's where you've constructed obama you have bush the survey island state i mean is this kind of symbolic for that osama bin laden was just a construct created by the establishment to create perpetual fear i believe so when when you do enough research into the actual information behind september eleventh. and everything else that's kind of happened since then and when you start looking into the past everything from the the overthrow in iran. the revolutions what took place in central and south america during the one nine hundred seventy s. and early eighty's. you start to realize the there's a lot of lies we've been told and this a lot of uncovering information we need to go see right now when

you see 50 cents different.ou look at 7.50 or $10 a week or 40 or 50 or a hundred dollars a month. then people start to freak. when they freak, this is what happens. they stop going out. don't drive to the mall. don't drive to do things. cut back on vacations. all of those things affect who? they affect the merchant. people who want to sell these people take something. then it affects earnings of companies and that's what i think we will see with companies with $4 or more of dwas lien. >> we see 3.77 a gallon for gas. master card is seeing spending in terms of clothing, down. in terms of restaurants, flat. but people are changing the way they spend. not going for casual dining, they are going tore fast-food. they have to eat, but they eat as cheap as possible. so with consumer spending, about $100 million more today than a year ago on gasoline. it is taking its toll. don't you think the payroll tax and other taxes that folks are paying is also contributing 20 this? >> yeah. truthfully, the consume wears hit all

what do you see? um, i see a duck. be more specific. i see the aflac duck.out of work and not making any money. i see him moving in with his parents and selling bootleg dvds out of the back of a van. dude, that's your life. remember, aflac will give him cash to help cover his rent, car payments and keep everything as normal as possible. i see lunch. [ monitor beeping ] let's move on. [ male announcer ] find out what a hospital stay could really cost you at aflac.com. i'm up next, but now i'm singing the heartburn blues. hold on, prilosec isn't for fast relief. cue up alka-seltzer. it stops heartburn fast. ♪ oh what a relief it is! >>> it could take two, maybe three days for a carnival cruise ship currently in the gulf of mexico to be towed to port after an engine fire left it drifting with more than 4,000 passengers and crew onboard. could this engine mishap affect your portfolio. rachel rothman is at susquehanna financial group. rachel, welcome to the program. you know, this is not great timing. almost one year after carnival had a ship run aground off the

michael, good to see you. >> nice to see you, melissa. i wish i could see you, but nice to see you. >> is there any way to quantify what an oscar could mean for a studio like yours? >> it means a lot. the nominations mean a lot, because what happens, when people watch the oscars, the academy awards, they want to have a rooting interest. when you get nominated or an actor or actress gets nominated, people go out, they see the movie in a theater, you get the bump there, or they go out and rent or buy the dvd, so that they can have a rooting interest on all those people that were dominated. >> so, for instance, naomi watts in "the impossible." you can expect, possibly, a bump in people who want to see that movie after watching the or cars? >> i think so. and by the way, the nice thing about the nominations, they'll be showing all the little clips and the actors and actresses will be wearing fantastic outfits, so, we'll have enormous publicity, billions of people will be tuned in for that. >> obviously, the follow to "hunger games", "catching

see that? >> nothing left of the watermelon or the sand it was being held on. >> show you some of the rhine or stuff like that but that vaporized. >> can you reuse the arrows afterwards or one-time use? >> one-time use. it could get expensive. >> right. >>> if the geico marketing team is targeting the canine demographic, specifically dogs named siena, i think they've nailed it. >> this is my dog and she's obsessed with the wood chuck commercial. >> could switching to geico really save you more? do wood chucks chuck wood? >> oh. >> oh. >> this guy plays the geico commercial with the woodchucks for his dog and as soon as the woodchucks come up on the screen on youtube, siena goes crazy. >> poor siena. she thinks she's outside and can chase them. >> this is a well-done commercial. i go crazy every time i see the woodchucks. they need to bring that commercial back. >> you dang woodchucks, quit chucking my wood. >> you can hang out. a lot of the same interests. >> the commercials show specifically g

did you see that?>> believe it or not, this is not about tattoos at all. shoes are boring. wear sneakers. this is is a converse ad. it's really a skit? it's really an ad? >> an ad for shoes, but it's really cool. converse launched a campaign called, shoes are boring, wear sneakers, where they do all kinds of weird how-to videos. this is how to fix a bad tattoo. nothing to do with shoes yet they catch your attention. >> i feel really disappointed because they hook me in. yeah. it's interesting, but at the end just tack their tag line on it and there's no connection whatsoever about converse. suddenly i don't care about converse. i want to go back and see him begin. >> i'm number one. >>> it's the latest extreme water sport to make waves. >> but you've never seen it quite like this. >> find out what makes this one different. >>> and wednesday's buzzword for your chance to win an ipad mini is next. >>> do you guys believe in ghosts? >> ooh -- >> no, i don't. >> you will now. >> this is surveillance footag

you see extreme poverty you see people that they tried to get a plate of food from the church we have two hundred fifty thousand people every day trying to get to the church to find food we are talking about the young people that they want to find a job in greece they're trying to leave the country we're talking about people that don't have access to primary health services and we're talking about things that no one expected to see and of course we're hearing people try to as the safety of their duffy you sort of for people trying to look elsewhere while neighboring countries aren't exactly good shape either of those so in some ways great people the youth are trapped in greece no where to go. exactly it's not easy and we're facing something that we never expected it seems that the plan for growth is taking to margin too long to take place so something has to change i do believe that germany has stuck to this plan and doesn't want to admit the mistakes where we listen every day of things that could have big been better for greece if the plan was better if they had made a better estimat

what do you see? um, i see a duck. be more specific. i see the aflac duck.him moving in with his parents and selling bootleg dvds out of the back of a van. dude, that's your life. remember, aflac will give him cash to help cover his rent, car payments and keep everything as normal as possible. i see lunch. [ monitor beeping ] let's move on. [ male announcer ] find out what a hospital stay could really cost you at aflac.com. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my first guest is an emmy and golden globe winning actor who has starred in over 50 movies. his new movie, "monsters university," opens in theaters on june 21st. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome john goodman. ♪ he did the mash he did the monster mash the monster mash ♪ ♪ he did the monster mash he did the mash it was a graveyard smash ♪ ♪ he did the mash he did the monster mash he did the mash ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: john goodman! >> hi, roots! >> jimmy: welcome. >> my daughter's favorite band. >> jimmy: is it? >> yeah. >> jimmy: well, they're the greatest. you can't beat the roots. you

mike, good to see you. thank you. >> liz, good to see you.: mike jackson, autonation chairman and ceo in a fox business exclusive saying expect mid 15 million in car sales this year. we've come a long way, from the lows of the financial crisis. closing bell ringing in 27 minutes. it is the biggest insider trading scandal ever, and the feds case against the hedge fund superstar may be getting weaker and weaker. charlie gasparino is coming down with the latest developments, got to hear this. to grow, we have to boost our social media visibility. more "likes." more tweets. so, beginning today, my son brock and his whole team will be our new senior social media strategists. any questions? since we make radiator valves wouldn't it be better if we just let fedex help us to expand to new markets? hmm gotta admit that's better than a few "likes." i don't have the door code. who's that? he won a contest online to be ceo for the day. how am i supposed to run a business here without an office?! [ male announcer ] fast, reliable deliveries worldwide. fed

good to see you. >> good morning, ross. >> what's going to happen in this auction then? >> well, i think what we're going to see is some of the recent panic in the market is going to subside. and we're likely to see some relatively solid bidding. so i think you're going to see a yield on that ten year -- i noticed that this new bond should be trading around that psychological 5% yield level. i think some decent demand there could materialize, albeit it's more likely to be from domestic sources. i think that's the picture here. we're likely to see a more risk-averse positioning from the international investor base. but we're still going to see some decent support here for the auction. so i don't think there's going to be any problem getting this paper away at all. >> no. what yield are we talking about? 4.9% on the ten year, around there? >> yeah. add on the roll, the old ten year, and you're looking at 5%. >> what would be the result in terms of bid to covers? >> to be honest, i think the more importa

first of all you see the showers that's green. this area right here, you see that.tem is going to work to the heart of the system as it works its way down the coast. it's going to bring us stronger dynamics which means a chance for thunderstorms as we go into the 8:00 9:00 hour. you see a few showers over in this area. pretty light over into 280. and out toward san jose the showers have moved a little bit south of town as we come out a little bit more you can see the wide spectrum of the rain showers. that will come back into the san jose area. you will see the showers that were in san jose have migrated into santa teresa boulevard. as we go out this way, you see these showers headed into morgan hill. in the next five to 10 minutes morgan hill you're going to be wet and in the heart of all this rainfall by sicamore avenue you have some light rainfalling. it's not widespread. it's mainly in the south bay but that's kind of how it's going to go the rest of the next few hours. the damage is done. the roads are wet. the commute this morning was pretty messy. you probabl

i was certain i wouldn't see anybody. i was quite surprised to see these guys. the surf is up, but the line of the surf is not further in than you would expect. it's a little rougher, but the wind and icy pellets are really the problem around here, anderson. >> i'm glad you found two friends, ali. >> i do have two friends. >> ali, we'll continue to check in with you. try to get some warmth. jason carroll is in boston. how are things in the last 30 minutes or so? >> well, we're getting a bit of an estimate here. we're hearing about a foot and a half of snow has fallen so far on boston. this is going to be the problem tomorrow on streets like this. check out this car right here. i mean, in order to try to dig out, it's going to be really an effort here. tomorrow, the whole story is going to be about digging out and trying to get into cars like this one that are parked on streets like this. as you can see over here, it looks like fresh snow. just about two hours ago, there was a ploe that went through this entire area, but it's tough to tell, isn't it? this is how

seeing -- is there any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. supervisors, is there a motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> without any objection, move this forward. item number 13, madam clerk. >> item number 13, motion amending the board of supervisors rules of order, rule 3.27, and deleting rule 3.29, to establish the neighborhood services and safety committee by combining the city operations and neighborhood services committee and the public safety committee. >> okay. colleagues, i received a request that this matter be continued to the february 21st next committee meeting. after public comment i would like to entertain a motion to continue this item at the february 21st rules committee meeting. any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. supervisors? >> i'd like to make a motion to move this item to the february 21st rules committee meeting. >> second. >> okay. without any objection, motion passes. next item, madam clerk. >> item number 14 is an ordinance amending the san francisco municipal elections code by amending sections 1

did you hear or see any? >> personally, we heard about a couple of people who fell and possibly broke legs. in terms of the ceo's apology, i'm happy to accept it, and it it shows that carnival really does care about our experience here and i appreciate it, personally. >> greta: bob, we have a shot of the ship or just had a second ago where people are dancing and singing. i imagine there's some revelry there, a lot of joy there? >> yes, yes, there is. >> i think it's getting close that we're off of this odyssey, so being, i think that's what you're seeing. >> truly getting cabin fever. >> greta: i imagine that there is cabin fever. have they given you specific instructions now you're docked, have you been told to wait your turn or go get your bags? what's the drill for getting off the ship? >> they're going to start with the lowest deck and proceed up, and you're supposed to wait and plenty of people helping with bags and keeping everyone under control so the people from the upper decks don't start down and th

we see gas prices, right? we see the cost of, you know, the common goods that everybody buys such as milk and they are going up in price. >> yeah. >> but what i wouldn't do is chase this market trying to get outsized returns. i would sit there, think it through and come up with a plan and be very protective. >> who said of course to maria's question. >> i did. it was me. >> i thought it was you. >> i think we're kind of in the period between like '73 and '76, and we are, you know, a couple years away from seeing significant inflation because those seeds are being planted with all these programs. >> absolutely. >> ben bernanke said, you know, we don't see a problem with inflation. he's right, but yet, you know, when i look at my perennial garden i don't see flowers right now, but i guarantee you they will be there in a few months. >> all right. >> we assume all of this, bill. we assume inflation because that's the historical pattern. japan has gone 20-plus years without any discernible inflation. its deflation

see jugs, put it down. see whoever, put it down. then when i start seeing it more and more then i start going into it and start trying to do some intel on it. hey, man, you know who jugs is? it pops up. then after i find out who jugs is and kind of know who he is, i start oozing graffiti tracker. graffiti tracker shows me where he's hitting. guess where i saw it? all down that canal. so, we sat and watched him. like i said, he went into the circle-k. as he's going down to the circle-k from his mobile home, we had a whole crap load from where his mobile home. we knew where he worked and crap load of where he went to circle-k. come back this way, walk, walk wake, up and down. this is where it was. we sat on him, watched him, tagged up a couple srp boxes which is electrical box on the way up to circle k, went inside, stole some beer, that's how we got him arrested. while he was arrested, that's when we started talking about the grab feet feet aloe. -- graffiti. that's when he cried to me like a little boy and told me everything. it's a

you can see many different parks here. if you go to dolores, we'll start to see all of the facilities that they have available. looks like there's a tennis court, a dog play area, some children's park play areas. and if you actually go into one of the children's play area maybe, you can see some details about it. any news about each of the parks is going to be referenced here through a feed. ability to donate to the rec and park. let's say a ballfield, you'd be getting ballfield information. if there's close out based on rain. and you can do some filtering, spot-check the filtering real quick. this is what's near right now. filter, we've got, i don't know, what is it, over 10 categories, maybe closer to 20. and basically anything you're looking for, you can turn on right here. for me, i'm a dog owner. maybe i want to take the kids as well. and i want to find a park that has all of these things. i filter, i go back. i'll find which ones are the closest via the list or the map view. and then when you actually go ahead and cl

in the european union you see extreme poverty you see of people that they tried to get a plate of food from the church we have two hundred fifty thousand people every day trying to get to the church to find food we are talking about the young people that they want to find jobs in greece the trying to leave the country we're talking about people that don't have access to primary health services and we're talking about things that no one expected to see it seems that the plan for growth is taking to martin too long to take place so something has to change i do believe that germany has stuck to this plan and doesn't want to admit the mistakes where we listen every day of things that could have big been better for greece if the plan was bad the reef they had made better estimation about what would happen but this is something that's not only numbers it's one thousand people human beings in the european union that lose their jobs every day this is creating a three month or a crisis inside the euro zone. griese battles his financial problems germany faces serious issues of its own violent cl