. >> you can see the smoke coming sfr the friction of the zip line. >> that ring isn't designed to slidelong that cable. abort, abort. >> bail, bail, bail. >> there is no abort. there is no bail. he's trying to use his hand to slow down. >> that's not going to work. >> this is so poorly thought out. just going to smack into a mountain. >> fortunately for him there's a snag. that stops him, but look at his hand. >> yeah. they're bloody and probably burnt. >> you can hear the fear, the terror in his breathing. like, that snag was the greatest thing to happen to this guy. >> i don't know if this is meant to be a zipline. >> they call it a super sketchy zipline. i think we agree. >> true. >> well now what? he's stopped. >> there is another b.a.s.e. jumper that comes up right behind him. they're going to get on the zipline using the back of their legs. eventually letting go. >> jump is the easiest part of this thing. >> these dudes are lucky they got out alive. >>> boys will be boys, but these dudes might get you thinking -- >> you do want to slap them across the face. >> see what they do tha

kasich is interviewed by the national economic advisor to president clint and senior fellow at the sfr center for american progress. >> john, i think we ought to start by letting the viewers know we have a little bit of a past. when you were the house budget committee chair person putting together the budget to fulfill the contract with america i was the economic guy at the white house who was assigned to knock down everything you said. not only that, john, we should let our viewers know you went to ohio state and i am from ann arbor, michigan scheand we have vicious rivals in that regard as well. but shockingly enough we turned out to work on the 1997 balance budget agreement and with our friend bono on debt relief in 2000. before i talk more about us, i want to raise the issue of b bipartisan. taking a stand and how it fits with bipartisan. what i want to do is ask you to tell a little bit about a story you have in chapter three of your book. it involves three names: john kasich, ron delams are black liberal member of congress from berkeley, and the current vice president, dick chene

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but then sfr enter china. the stock market had huge problems. china had to intervene so exports would be more attractive to the countries like the united states. the market had trouble. and here in the united states, we are seeing better employment numbers and unemployment rates, we saw hewlett packard suddenly announce they are laying off on top of the 55000 another 33300 jobs. and so head winds and paired with tail winds and it is anybody's guess as to what will happen tomorrow. it is a huge nail biter. >> with the market up 100 points right now, they are seem to discount the affect of a rate hike. >> people are realizing that the economy can sustain a normalized rate tike. but if you have saving's account you are getting miniscul. and we want to reward people who save. we are not in an emergency situation. but then 2:00 p.m. tomorrow we'll know what the federal reserve. >> i love it when i get $0.03 of interest on my checking account. >> thank you very much. >> and a twist in the case against a woman accused of killing her fiance in a kyaktin

shares down 5% from the ipo price sfr just over a year ago. henry, we all remember that flash crash on august 24th. on that day baba -- intra-day low, 58, which is only 59 cents away from here. >> that's right. well, when the company went public, we talked about this a lot, they're in the unenviable position of having an incredibly high profit margin and an incredibly high market share. when you have that situation, your ability to grow earnings in a rapid rate is very ham strung. you can only lose market share. they looked like a mature company, and there's down side risk. the way tech stocks generally go bananas is when they are at a low margin position, and they are gaining market share at an incredible rate and leverage. earnings growth is spectacular. >> going way back in the 1990s when they weren't growing and then grew incredibly rapidly, their earnings growth is spectacular. because there's such amazing leverage in the business. facebook, when it was a private company. if twitter were to be able to reaccelerate revenue growth, which is

closed sfr more than three hours overnight after a man shot himself reportedly while trying to draw that gun on police officers. this video was taken by a witness that shows a suspect right after he apparently accidentally shot himself. b.a.r.t. officers say they approached the man because she was snoeking, which is against the rules. he reportedly threatened to jump on the track but reached for a gun in his waistband and officers tazed him. officers say he accidentally shot himself in the stomach. he's in the hospital in critical condition. >>> and more questions this morning following santa clara county's release of a video showing an explosion at valley medical center's construction site. we have learned that explosive incident you're about to see was not reported to cal osha, the state agency that overseas work place safety. >> now as you saw in that video, when that steam pipe exploded last year, there was a worker inside trying to climb out. the county categorizes the accident as a, quote, serious nearly fatal accident. but a spokesperson tells us on that day paramedics determined

the standard is currently different as i note in my sfr. the department does support equalizing those standards and bringing them in so that you can actually use the same standard that we have been using for traditional telecommunications, like telephone records to obtain the to/from material as well. >> that's a huge thing in a lot of investigations. i mean, i never met this person, and they've got 50 e-mails to them or 25 phone calls. i didn't talk to them on the day of the killing, and then there are 25 phone calls that day. it is hugely important in actually protecting the american people from criminals. then you've got the standard for content. mr. ceresny mentioned that a court order isn't much different from a search warrant. so you have a little less to get the older e-mail contents, is that correct? that e-mail contents you first get through the 120 days and older? >> under the current statute, for more than 180 days we can obtain them through an administrati administrative subpoena with notice to the subscriber. in an amendment we

civilian homes and they are fighting against the -- they're fighting from the homes in the villages and sfr the shop keepers and the shops in the city. that's why we don't want to fight against them because there's civilian people, and we want to go so slowly. >> we're with afghan fighters on the ground. >> reporter: now it seems like the taliban is trying to spread the war all along the north of the country. the soldiers await, and they're panicking in the past few minutes. they have received reports there's a big attack on them. so they don't think it's safe for them. in kunduz with talked with the people of kunduz, the residents. people are leaving the city going to the north side of the province, the neighboring province. the taliban are announcing in the loud speakers to the people to continue their lives and asking them to cooperate with them, to bury their bodies and other help if they can. also, taliban is going door to door or house to house searching for young boys to join them. they're forcing people to join them in the fight against the government. >> that's our report from afgh

what we call a [inaudible] that is what we approach to encourage people to get permit and come in sfr small building. the bigger building we want to encourage them to come in [inaudible] how to improve the water proofing situation. water proofing is a issue eerfben 20 or 30 years ago i remember when was outside, evethen roof before they were [inaudible] water migration into the building that is why the roof want a quarter inch per foot otherwise they don't guarantee [inaudible] your water won't come in. it isn't a new things it is a old thing but they come back again and again and we learn from it. >> i see the point where it can be a challenge to document all the balconys and stairs and decks for single family home jz duplex but it is incumbent on the property owners to take a look at their buildings. since the tragied in berkeley, i look around at the build squgz i see small single family homes with whault i call decorative balconys. they are just metal looking balconys and not real bal conys just bolted on the wall and see people standing on them and they are smoking. i have seen a

the standard is currently different as i note in my sfr, the department does support equalizing those standards and bringing them in so that you can use the same standard we've been using our traditional telecommunications like telephone records to obtain that too from material as well. >> that's a huge thing in investigation are some of the sentiment to disperse and they've got 50 e-mails over 25 phone calls. i didn't talk to him on the day of the killing and there's 25 phone calls that day. these are hugely important and actually protecting the american people from criminals. then you've got the standard for content. ms. tyrangiel imagine that a court order isn't much different from a search warrant or other. so we have a little less standard to get the older e-mail content come is that correct is that e-mail content you first get to the 120 days and older? >> under the current statute, for more than 180 days we can obtain into an administrative subpoena with notice to the subscriber. but as i said in terms of an amendment to the statue over the support of some sort of judicial proc

move on in the housing quest and we will find other district in the city following suit >> thank you sfr supervisor christensen. supervisor kim >> i'll support 73 and 74 but i wanted to speak about the 3 amendments city attorney john gibner outlined because i introduced them. the first is prohibition of accessry dwelling units in building where there is a ellis act eviction in the previous 10 years and this will be going the planning commission as mr. gibner mentioned. i also propose 2 other amendments i want to briefly explain. one is actually aligning these 2 accessry dwelling units ledge slailgz to the one passed by then president david shoe prohibiting subdivision. this just insures that any rental-the new rental units which are here to actually add to the rental housing stock and will be under rent control are restricted to convert to unit of ownership for individual sale. the amendment that i introduced was a replicate of what was in daveuds shoes legislation. the third amendment is to prohibit short term rental in accessry dwelling units which should be primarily for primary resid

move on in the housing quest and we will find other district in the city following suit >> thank you sfrupervisor christensen. supervisor kim >> i'll support 73 and 74 but i wanted to speak about the 3 amendments city attorney john gibner outlined because i introduced them. the first is prohibition of accessry dwelling units in building where there is a ellis act eviction in the previous 10 years and this will be going the planning commission as mr. gibner mentioned. i also propose 2 other amendments i want to briefly explain. one is actually aligning these 2 accessry dwelling units ledge slailgz to the one passed by then president david shoe prohibiting subdivision. this just insures that any rental-the new rental units which are here to actually add to the rental housing stock and will be under rent control are restricted to convert to unit of ownership for individual sale. the amendment that i introduced was a replicate of what was in daveuds shoes legislation. the third amendment is to prohibit short term rental in accessry dwelling units which should be primarily for primary residen

to stored content information, we also believe there are other parts of the statute as noted in my sfrhat would benefit from further examination. i would also like to speak briefly about government access to data stored abroad which some proposals to amend ecpa would significantly alter. the administration is studying these proposals, but the department has significant concerns about aspects of these proposals. the department of justice appreciates the opportunity to discuss all of these issues with the committee, and i look forward to your questions today. >> thank you. andrew? >> thank you, chairman grassley. ranking member leahy and members of the committee, good morning and thank you for inviting me to testify today on behalf of the sec concerning the electronic communications privacy amendments act pending before your committee. i share the bill's goal of updating ecpa's evidence collection procedures and privacy protections to account for the digital age, but the bill in its current form poses significant risks to the american public by impeding the ability of the sec and other c

this year there are several items that have compl before you related to the the access bond proceeds sfr & iimeer here to seek authorization to enter into grant agreement acting through department of public works for up to 450 thousand dollars in tax exempt bond proceeds for palou avenue streetscape and jening street plaza capital improvements within bay view hunters point redevelopment area. back in february i was here before you for a portion of bay view bond proceeds. we estimate we have 896 thousand bay view bond proceeds in february i came before you with a grant agreement with the office of economic and work force development for third street pedestrian improvements as well as sf shines in the amount of 446 thousand so today i'm here for the balance of that so that we can expand our bond proceed in a manner that is consist wnt the work we have done previously in bay view hunters point. all of the capital improvements we are proposal reflect the previous work we have done with other city agencies as well as with other community stakeholders. this was a exciting opportunity when we w

you still recovering sfr. >> oh yeah.hin and a scratch on her r nose. think idea how she found food and survived on her own? >> it's amazing how she survived. i can't answer how she did it. >> you want to give credit to cat breken. >> they helped us in big ways. laura was with me trying to help jade and get her back. it was laura that jade came to. cat helped organize the searchers, put a website together. she was just a huge help. >> and refreshed the missing sign letting everybody know y still had hope. >> if you look at sign, it's revised 20 times. >> every time someone saw her, they would say we saw her at such and such location. you're going we barely missed jade. how can did that play out? were you getting updates we saw her here? >> yeah, we were. last we heard it was a saturday. she said we saw her today. come down and try to get her. we got there and they had seen her 30 minutes before we got there. then she was gone. >> it's not a zoo. it's a wild park. there are other animals out there. >> right. i was concerne

john malone thinks that the ceo of altice -- they bought a company called sfr in france about a year and a half ago for $23 billion. this is a company that's come out of nowhere, relatively quickly. patrick is a very aggressive guy. he bought southern link in the united states earlier this year and is now really trying to -- we should actually probably pick up -- could we look at -- i can't look at the stock because it's not a public company but cox, if you start thinking about the other cable companies out there this is a guy that's going to try to buy up all of them. >> it's a diminishing pool at this point. >> there's not a lot left. >> so if i was in paris was it possible i was watching an altice system. >> it's very possible. this is one thing he hopes to bring to the united states which is we have the triple play and they have the quadruple play. the fourth is mobile. they sell cell service, mobile telephone service and mobile broadband all together as one big package. the question is whether he can get together -- >> that's what at&t is doing. >> it's a french company. he was

i thank you for everyone who came today, and thank you sfr visor mar and thank you for bringing this item forward for your leadership on this important issue. i want to thank you for the people who waited to speak on all sides of this issue. let me begin by first addressing my friends in the japanese american community who spoke out against this resolution including commissioner eto and [inaudible] i have a lot of respect for commissioners and all the people who spoke. i understand the point about the importance of harmony and what i would say is that no one is in my view questioning the need to maintain harmony and harmony among san franciscan's not only in the asian american community but all is important. i think we have a difference of opinion in terms of how we attain that harmony and i believe that harmony requires an acknowledgment of truth of what happened and i don't think that we can have harmony without an acknowledgment of what actually took place. where think it is in that spirit that i amproud to support this resolution. i'm a student of history and love reading about h

i thank you for everyone who came today, and thank you sfr visor mar and thank you for bringing this item forward for your leadership on this important issue. i want to thank you for the people who waited to speak on all sides of this issue. let me begin by first addressing my friends in the japanese american community who spoke out against this resolution including commissioner eto and [inaudible] i have a lot of respect for commissioners and all the people who spoke. i understand the point about the importance of harmony and what i would say is that no one is in my view questioning the need to maintain harmony and harmony among san franciscan's not only in the asian american community but all is important. i think we have a difference of opinion in terms of how we attain that harmony and i believe that harmony requires an acknowledgment of truth of what happened and i don't think that we can have harmony without an acknowledgment of what actually took place. where think it is in that spirit that i amproud to support this resolution. i'm a student of history and love reading about h