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we are going to have to study up on things that happened like the student success task force, sb 1 sev 3, ab 86 and other state wide efforts to decide who should be educated and who should not. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> my name is howard shimeen. i had am the president of performing arts and education center at city college. i'm also a voice student. the board that jennifer is gibbon are architectural rendering that we made copies of. there is a broacher. i want to talk very briefly, twice one once in 2001 and 05 rfx the voters in san francisco voted to have a puforming arts center built. around 25 million dollars has been spent in substructure in a building we call the mub billing. this is a award winning design and it is a very important building and something the taxpayers continue to pay. i want to thank you for making an effort while the elected board of trustees isn't fully functioning. that is the board of supervisors takes this as a interest. we need your help. i cannot emphasis that and thank you enough. sunel williams said it beps, we need you to watch. withou

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capital plan and the support of the mayor and board of superizvoors to have 2 bonds in the last 6 or sev years since 2008. each bond wurths 185 million dollars and 1508 went to parks and 30 to 35 went to the port, but we are renovating the parks. because our system is so vast it is important to keep in mind we have a long way to go and people don't always see that particularly when you see a new park ren ovation or play ground but there infrastructure is old and aging and the budget is well over a billion dollars. some issues that we have been thinking about as we move forwards in 15/squaen and 16, 17 is growth. we want people living in cities and using mass transit and want densty but that it creates the need more fr more parks thmpt drought is here, it isn't going anywhere. it is going require us as a city to make significant decisions about investment in infrastructure and give thought to the way we change our land management practices. it is no longer okay for the park to look good. they capture and absorb storm water and need to be drought tolerant so we need to think about investin

another round of sev pounds the region.na coast the weather worry is tropical storm ana set to make landfall tomorrow. never mind fines. beverly hills drought dodgers also face shaming. hundreds of employees of zappos, both the online shoe are tailer, rather than work at a company without bosses. and it's band camp for baby boomers who won't be quitting their day jobs. >> i could play "smoke on the water" with the best of them. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> a

the second icon is the polished sev pointed granite star representing the police department 7 core value, truth, justice, 40itude, temperance, prudeants, tolerance and brotherhood. the third and last essential design element is the serbian spruce tree was serves a as natural flag pole. on behalf of the arts commission i want foothank sth artist to fr creating these works of art we dedicate today into the civic art collection. let's give it a round of applause. lastly i want to thank everyone at the arts commission who made this possible jd belltram and [inaudible] as well as the staff, the director of public art program and civic art collection, suzian [inaudible] project manager jennifer [inaudible] and marby chew as well as jennifer crane and head of sichb civic design review [inaudible] finally we would like to thank brian [inaudible] on the work of the instultation. is brian here? congratulations to these artist and all that work in the beautiful building. i hope you enjoy these wundserful memorial out in the out door space sphupon entering the building t. is a wundserful partnership

another round of sev pounds the region. on the carolina coast the weather worry is tropical storm ana set to make landfall tomorrow. never mind fines. beverly hills drought dodgers also face shaming. hundreds of employees of zappos, both the online shoe are tailer, rather than work at a company without bosses. and it's band camp for baby boomers who won't be quitting their day jobs. >> i could play "smoke on the water" with the best of them. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod. pick a kind of severe weather-- hurricanes tornadoes flooding, hail, even blizzards and tens of millions of americans are dealing with it tonight. on this mother's day weekend the calendar packed with college celebration ser moans much of texas is under a tornado watch as parts of oklahoma, kansas, and colorado which also this week had to deal with eight inches of hail. other parts of colorado are under a winter storm watch along with wyoming nebraska, and south dakota. the black hills

also i should say that the sev giving waivers. although these are criminal charges, the bank will be able to operate. we will bring it to you. >> we will pick it up from there. do you have etfs and bond funds? if you do listen up. regulators are raising questions about how risky the funds can be. bob pisani is back on the floor & what kinds of funds are they talking about? financial stability and oversight and these are the things you are worried about. buried deep is etfs. they are exploring and raise lick righty and they have concerns regarding fire sales. there have been years of liquidity issues and etfs is power lunch. we have talked about certain classes that raise some concerns like referage and inverse. less rick wid markets. leveraged loans. we tend to avoid it because we are concerned about it. in the overall market pretty healthy. here's what i think is going on. the real debate and they are looking at nonbank financial ferms. they don't want any part of it. the foc focusing on products. there is a lot of politics going

the ruling forces the state to find a way to overcome a massive budget sev deficit and some of that traded on the news. two of the nation's biggest banks agreed to erase certain debts and the move by bank of america and jpmorgan chase could provide relief to more than a million americans. tom brady speaking out about deflate-gate, sort of. the quarterback had a previously scheduled appearance to speak at salem state university and hosted by sportscaster jim gray. >> i don't have really any reaction to our comment on it yesterday. it's only 30 hours so i haven't had much time to digest it fully. when i do i will let you know how i feel about it. >> emma is back. after slipping from the top of the most popular girl's names list six years ago it's returned in 2014. emma was followed by olivia sofia, isabella and ava. top boy's names. noah for the second year followed boy liane, mason, jacob and william from the social security administration that trams it because kids get a social security card. that's your update. back to you. >> the job numbers are out and the market is up. in case you had

buying more shares or at least you were in the first quarter and those purchases will be revealed in sev when i spoke with jenny about this, i just brought up the idea that on wall street a lot of people were looking at this 18% hike in the dividend as very good news because they see it as a way of getting money back to shareholders that maybe means ibm won't be making as many share repurchases. that's how a few houses on wall street read it. just as happy as buying back shares because it increases your stake in the company. >> i like both. dividends and repurchases are really two different animals. i don't look at repurchases as shareholder value or something like that. i look at those as a decision to buy a business at less than it's worth and hopefully it's done for that reason. sometimes they buy it back. other companies may buy it back for more than it's worth. and there's no in my mind no connection between share repurchases and dividends. share repurchases should be made when you're buying your stock for less than it's worth. it's pretty simple formula. the one thing it does empha

we'll be watching this closely over the next sev >>> 9:11. happy thursday!. we have a thunderstorm cell over the santa cruz mountains at this hour. this is realtime doppler. we'll track that for you. 74 in the tri-valley today. 72 degrees on the east shore. >>> that's your latest weather. >> okay. >> we have food. >> empen audas. >> up next he's starred in big budget movies like "pearl harbor." the terrifying series and great series on showtime. he'll tell us all about it after this. ney dreadful on show right now, verizon is offering unlimited talk. and text. plus 10 gigs of shareable data. yeah, 10 gigantic gigs. for $80 a month. and $15 per line. more data than ever. for more of what you want. on the network that's #1 in speed. call. data. and reliability. so you never have to settle. $80 a month. for 10 gigs. and $15 per line. stop by or visit us online. and save without settling. only on verizon. hey, you forgot the milk! that's lactaid. right. 100% real milk, just without the lactose. so you can drink all you want... ...with no discomfort? exactly. her