we do appreciate what sloan has done. i cannot sleep on friday and saturday nights due to the noise that comes directly into our apartment. thank you. >> can i have a point of clarification? is it people noise or music? >> mixed. our walls vibrate. the inspector has been over twice. we had noise consultants come over and do noise ratings at our house and think twice. >> thank you. president newlin: anybody else? seeing none the matter is with the commission. yes? >> i have a question. two questions. with regard to the place and the vibration, what have you done to mitigate it? >> we have had some measurements with the inspector and also a consultant to set a decibels global maximum so we have a limiter in place. it is set at two below the level. we have spent a lot of money on mitigation processes which include no less than lifting up the building from the post to separate and place i saw later -- isolaters. also isolation clips. i do have my general contractor if you'd like more detail. >> i appreciate the fact you have

the first is: sloan -- colin sloane. >> i am here representing two brothers who own a hardware store at 1414 california st.. they were unable to close shop to counter this proposal. their concern is cancer exposure. they have supplied me material i will pass into the record. primarily, they feel that if this goes through, they are moving out. they have been there for almost 10 years. i am a patron and have been friends with them. i feel like they really mean what they say. the other issue is i live up the hill, about a block away. i am that i level with where this tower will be. apparently -- i am at eye level with where this tower will be. i am on the top floor of a building that is the block up from the corner of hide and california -- hyde and california. i am going to be exposed to the maximum exposure of collector and an epic radiation. thank you. president fong: linda chapman. >> linda chapman. i just discovered this yesterday by chance on the calendar when i was looking at the public, and i came in on. i did get notified of one near me, and there was a little meeting. i and ot

tonight's commentator, allan sloan, is among them. he's senior editor at large at "fortune" magazine. >> the hot investment idea for older people and retirees these days is dividend-paying stocks. at today's insanely low rates, you can't get meaningful income from cds or money market funds or even five-year treasuries. so, a blue chip stock yielding 2% or 3% seems like nirvana. i've been buying dividend stocks for a while because, as you can see, i'm sort of old. not retired, though. but there's one thing i watch out for, and you should, too. risk. as a stockholder, you risk not only having the price of your shares fall, but also your income. if a company runs into trouble or decides to re-allocate capital, your dividend can be cut, or disappear, as holders of supposedly secure bank stocks discovered when the financial crisis hit. so if you go the dividend route, keep in mind that dividends aren't guaranteed. diversify among companies and industries. don't chase the highest yield. and remember that, regardless of interest rate levels,

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and "fortune" magazine's allan sloan tackles the latest go-to investment, dividend stocks. also tomorrow, voters in new hampshire head to the polls. we'll see who they're supporting in the republican presidential race. >> susie: macy's got a boost in its credit rating today, thanks to strong holiday sales and an improved outlook. moody's investors service lifted the retailer's debt from junk status to its lowest investment grade rating and said the outlook is "stable". the move comes just days after macy's raised its earnings outlook for the fourth quarter and doubled its quarterly dividend to 20 cents a share. the head of the swiss national bank quit in a scandal today. chairman philipp hildebrand said he was resigning to protect the integrity of the central bank. hildebrand said it was impossible for him to prove that his wife acted alone in a currency trade last year. that trade was made just weeks before he oversaw steps to cap the rise of the swiss franc. her profit on the trade has not been revealed, but its believed to be around 75,000 swiss francs. with partisan pol

sloan foundation, supporting public understanding of science, technology, engineering and mathematics. >> o'brien: passed. there's something that's both scary and awesome about nuclear energy. >> it will you give the rate at which you're receiving radiation as well as how much you've accumulated. >> o'brien: oh, i see. thanks to the magic of nuclear fission, this plant, indian point, generates about a quarter of new york city's electricity, with no greenhouse gases or air pollution. but the reality is indian point's nuclear technology is not cutting edge; it's old. >> so this is one of three emergency diesel generators. >> o'brien: the two working reactors here came on line some 40 years ago. it looks like an locomotive engine. westinghouse makes those, so i guess that makes sense. how many of these do you have, first of all? old as the plant is, indian point's owner, entergy, wants to run it for another 20 years. and that makes some people uneasy. after all, this plant is in the most densely populated region in the u.s.-- times square is only about 35 miles away. >> you are 35 miles

was a straight sets win against american sloane stephens. on the men's side world number one and top seed novak djokovic dominated. claimed a straight sets six three six two six one win this place is french clinical next. fourth seed and made it into the third round by. france two time australian open final is six one six four six four victory. there are no more russians left after the last representative remaining. to become all of lost in the second round frenchman michelle the draw defeated him in five sets not. qualifying for the next round by beating local hope james duckworth for. over two basketball nowhere birth russian side or next had entered euro league's top sixteen with victories only undefeated team in the group stage taste can't travel to greece the game was equal throughout most of the forty minutes the visitors lead point after the first quarter then went. points behind it the time after the big break. gradually started to dominate the game a sixty two fifty eight lead by the end of the third set a long your honest as well s

connection against canadian aleksandra was now the plan because it's over takes on another american sloane stephens. to the men's game no more russians left as the last representative remaining on the courts of melbourne lost in the second round michelle a draw to fit him in five sets. qualified for the next round by beating local james duckworth in fourth world number one and took a seat which dominates in charge or a drug of its you claimed a straight sets six three six two six one victory while fourth seed and amar is now playing edouard raj of a swing of france. over to basketball now where both russian sides. have entered euro league's top sixteen with victories the only undefeated team in the group stage travel to greece the game was equal for out of the full two minutes to lead a point to the first quarter then they went four points behind it half time after the big break the arm and then gradually started to dominate the game a sixty two feet eight lead by the end of the third quarter confident mood among. charges stick scoring eight points and. sixteen say scar claimed their first

for national reporting for us there now yakov been a reporter drew sloan post who has written extensively on the muslim brotherhood says that the new egypt will be much more hostile to the west than the old regime. people have called for democracy in egypt this is the result when people call for democracy they may not always this realize that the electorate has a very different vision of how they would like their societies run and then in other places such as western europe we have islamist hardline parties coming to power and it's going to be an earthquake for both egypt and for the region the muslim brotherhood has been preparing for this moment for decades they have a very thought out detailed agenda for how they wish egypt to look like and it's a very different egypt from what we've known until now it's going to be a much more religious conservative place and much more hostile to the west. and in neighboring libya around two hundred protesters stormed the building of the national transitional council's headquarters in the city of benghazi crowds have protested the slow pace the countr

also look forward to more play on the hard courts thanks to a straight sets victory over american sloane stephens. let's talk basketball where things continue to go to plan for russia's premier squad stance from moscow the army man starting off the euro league's top sixteen stated victory over olympia costs sask over the saw on the field team during the regular season but their greek opponents proved stiff opponents throughout most of the forty minutes this time of the visitors in fact leaving by eight points after the first quarter but would move four points behind a tough time after the big break because last this is charges gradually started to dominate the game six two fifty eight in front by the end of the third quarter kristie leaving his side scoring with eighteen point six three hundred sixteen eighty six seventy at the final score c.s. to stay on track for a possible fifth really semifinal appearance in seven years. which is the representatives in the event next the turkish ice at eight fifteen zero run in the second quarter seeing this trish not chop an oppressive forty one twe

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sloan briles was convicted of child endangerment and sentenced to three years of probation. in august, briles purposely threw his 7-year-old child overboard. another witness saved the child. part of brile's probation includes one year in a child abuser's program. >>> a major drug bust at dulles international airport in virginia. custom and border protection officers have arrested a 61- year-old nigerian man on alleged heroin smuggling. an expert revealed pellets in the abdomen. he later passed the pellets that police say are filled with nearly 16 ounces of heroin. the drugs have a street value of about $31,000. >>> a few hundred feet. that's how close two jets came to pit hitting -- to hitting each other at chicago's midway airport. dana kozlov reports with what what happened and who is to blame. >> reporter: you can hear the southwest pilot's frustration. >> technology. planes were taking off. >> the ground please. >> reporter: it's a question the traffic controllers did not answer. the clip exchange featured a 737 and a private learjet. the national transportation safety b

. >> reporter: and girlfriend sloan. >> what are we going to do?estion is what aren't we going to do oh. >> reporter: but brodrick makes new buddies. >> calm yourself, woman. >> reporter: and ends up the life of the party. ♪ >> reporter: there is even an homage to cameron's melancholy museum trip, reimagined with a walrus. and just like the original. >> my father spent three years restoring this car. it is his love. it is his passion. >> it is his fault he didn't lock the garage. >> reporter: the car is a star. but that priceless vintage ferrari has been replaced by the commercial's somewhat less glamorous sponsor. and unlike the original -- with honda paying the bills, this vehicle gets a happy ending. >> announcer: get going in the all new cr-v from honda. >> it's good! >> it's a huge hit already. >> the years have been good to ferris. >> they have. >> we want a sequel. >> you forget the scenes you love so much. >> i wish there could be a sequel. we're hungry for more. >> maybe hollywood's listening. >> i hope so. >> we were in a commercial. >> a

sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> suarez: the supreme court today tossed out the texas congressional map, creating chaos for the upcoming primary election and highlighting the difficulties of redrawing boundaries in states with diverse populations. four million new residents means texas is adding four additional seats in congress, and democrats had high hopes of winning some of those seats as they attempt to reclaim the house. a three-judge panel in san antonio drew its own map, fearing the lines drawn by the texas legislature wouldn't win speedy approval from the department of justice, as required under the voting rights act. today, the supreme court unanimously found the san antoni

sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

sloan foundation.porting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: the republican presidential caucuses in iowa were history today, after mitt romney's record-close win over rick santorum. the outcome reduced the field by one, but most of the candidates began moving from the midwest to new england for the new hampshire primary. hours after the iowa results were finally official, romney, the former massachusetts governor, returned to his backyard. >> my goodness, we had a big night last night, what a squeaker. do we think we can do better here in new hampshire? >> woodruff: romney was already the strong favorite in new hampshire and to bolster his position, he turned to arizona senator john mccain, the man who bes

sloan foundation.porting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> brown: an american woman and a danish man were free today after u.s. commandos whisked them away from their pirate captors in somalia. the operation unfolded in secret, even as president obama made ready to address the nation. the first hint of action came in the president's cryptic greeting to defense secretary leon panetta, just before delivering the state of the union address last night. >> good job tonight. good job tonight. >> brown: the president said nothing else during his speech, but confirmation came several hours later. u.s. navy seals had raided a site near adado in central somalia. they freed two aid workers who'd been kidnapped from another to

sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st centu. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> suarez: tuesday's florida republican primary looked to be a two-man race with the latest batch of polls showing former massachusetts governor mitt romney leading former house speaker newt gingrich. judy woodruff has our report. >> woodruff: it was not even a week ago when the former speaker of the house rolled into florida, pumped up from a double-digit win in south carolina, and the media coverage that flows with having upset the presumptive frontrunner. it made newt gingrich confident enough to make big promises-- an american colony on the moon, a half-dozen space launches a day- - if he's elected. >> i was attacked the other night for being grandiose.