people who live and work in san francisco also shop at local restaurants, so shop at the local retail stores. it is a huge economic impact in san francisco. in my opinion, it is getting our costs under control but also promoting economic development so we have a financial engine that will continue to promote us year after year. >> what are your ideas on dealing with the issue of homelessness in san francisco? >> i am one that thinks mayor newsom did a great job thinking proactively about what we need to do in san francisco. when he started care not cash -- but enacted so many things past that. project award down, when he ended up making sure there were family members on the receiving end, giving people bus tickets to go back home to where they are from -- project homeward bound. unfortunately, the project does not have a silver bullet ending. we deal with our homeless problem, and a lot of it, we need to make sure that the homeless population -- a lot of them have mental health issues where it is just not solvable to lock them up. we need to help them, and i think we have that in our

notice the stores, you'll notice there's a pizza place, there's a hair salon, there's a card shop. >> susie: so they're kind of some mom and pop shops; they're not necessarily glamorous stores. >> no, this is not an area that we call the tiffanys or glamour. >> susie: so here we have fairway as the big anchor to the strip center. how do you pick the winners? >> well, you have to find that tenant that will serve the needs of the neighbors, the community, et cetera, and fairway just fits like a glove. they're perfect. and the customers love it. you'll notice there's not a single parking slot. and if you go in the store, you'll see the traffic, the prices. it fits. >> good afternoon, kimco realty. may i help you? >> susie: today, kimco is a far cry from the company that milton cooper and martin kimmel started a half-century ago. it's now the largest owner of neighborhood shopping centers in the world. with over 900 in 42 states, you probably shop at them. kimco has also expanded outside the u.s., running strip centers in five other countries. >> we followed some of our tenants. and walmart is aggr

can this so shop my father i think it's that we've got a real menace here, you know, and i got to enlistin the fight against this. the fascist asserted brief overview. i don't really get into that part of his career until i go back further and earlier, but that's my understanding. yes, ma'am. >> thank you so much. you have inherited your fathers gift for humor and speechifying, if that is the word. and you may not know the answer to this, but after the recent tragedies in tucson, i have heard conversations about had there been a move meant as some kind after the attempt on your fathers i to do something to change the gun -- >> he didn't have to bring skill. >> right, but there was conversation that had your dad perhaps been a bit more involved to do something to correct the gun laws for the administration and i just wondered if there ever been any talk in your family is just a necessity with the of that. >> not too much. i grew up with guns. when i was six years old my father presented me with a 22 caliber rifle, which i kept in my room with bullet. i knew at age six. he explained to me

blasting the '71 barracuda last week, the deck leg looked pretty rough, so i jumped at the chance to do a little cutting and welding in the shop. you are thinking about... i'm thinking about whether i want to... cut it out like so... just cut out the whole piece? and make an all new piece, lip and all, and cut that out. that's probably what we're gonna do. we're gonna go get a piece of metal first. so what we'll do is just cut a simple piece with the shear. put your fingers right there. hold? you're good. that's it. all right. that's it. wow. so now we need 29, right? twenty-nine. we want a lip on this line right there. we want it to fold? we want it to fold. that's exactly what we want it to do. see that line right there? we wanna go make a break. that's why they call this a break. we're gonna bend that. we're gonna make our own lip on that. so this lowers and pushes it down? well, this is gonna lock it now. what we're gonna do is lock it. i'll show you. on that line 'cause that's where it's gonna do the break. okay. then what we do-- we take this handle just like this-- oh, we bend that up. we bend this up, right. and of cou

so removing the water, oil, and vapors does what for our shop? ow have ultra-clean, ultra-dry air, so all of the air that we use for our tools, for our d.a.s, and for our painting will be very, very clean. oil, when you're painting, will cause fish eyes. water in the system will cause issues with the paint mixture itself. won't probably get quite as good quality with the color match. water in the system will effect any of the soda blasting, the media blasting that we do. after the receiver tank, we've got our flow controller. what that does is it discharges pressure to the shop at a very, very consistent level. we're actually very close to breathing air quality air back there. that's about the quality level that we'll do in a hospital. what it does do for body shop is-- all of our pneumatic tools, all of our sanders-- they will run more efficiently and last five, six, ten times the lifespan. ( machine starts ) and she's on. it's on. we're building up pressure. we took the front half, the whole front half-- front part of the frame's been sandblaste

president of the united states has played a trick on the soviet union but now he wants to dine with her shop so how can i be expected to receive him. the cold war took a new turn. orders the soviet union resumed testing its nuclear weapons the world's most powerful hydrogen bomb was developed in one thousand nine hundred sixty one it was cool. by the scientists it was twenty times as powerful as all the explosives used in world war two put together it was decided to test the bomb in october one thousand nine hundred eighty one but only a tough capacity. we have said we have a one hundred million ton bomb it's true we're not going to set it all the reason is that if we set it off we might also have our window shattered therefore it's not worthwhile. because crucial for so sure the soviet union possessed the world's most powerful weapon it helped push the world to the brink of catastrophe. he responded to the deployment of u.s. medium range nuclear missiles in turkey ordering similar soviet weapons to be shipped to cuba the news triggered panic in the white house. no kidding resident kennedy was

while you are shopping. so there are some potential business advantages to it. >> you mentioned business advantage is there a working business model yet? clearly a lot of unknowns still. how manitations it will take for that 10,000 cars in rhode island but is there a working mod snell. >> not really. when i was talking to al about this standing out in the snow by the charge point they've got there, how many of these are you going to need. well that is kind of the problem. we don't really know how many charge points away from home you need. because they figure that most people will charge up at home. now that being said, there are these pirate programs across the country, tucson, for example, has put in about a hundred charge points. long before they've got cars to plug them in. so in the chicken and egg thing, tom, we've got chicken-- with scrambled eggs going on right now. >> and trying to find the ac and dc together to put it on the road here. frank we do want to mention that you are holding a web chat on-lin

. >> so you're going to get related offers based on your purchase history. if you do your weekly shopping at trader joe's, maybe whole foods wants you as a customer if you live near whole foods. >> makes sense. >> we'll give you $5 back. they know you already are spending in that category. >> can that have an impact on the inventory of the store? if i go every day and buy chocolate chip bagels and i buy two every day -- >> is this a confession? >> essentially. >> specific product. >> off the top of my head. but would they -- in the sense know that store, individual store know that i'm consuming that and they will restock so i might buy more? >> we get the transaction on your credit card statement or your debit card statement so we won't know specifically that you bought a chocolate chip bagel but that you spent $6 at that merchant. that's enough to understand that if you go to that merchant probably a lot of others that would like to get you in their store. and the way we make it easy for you we make sure that for them to get you in their store, they have got to give you a deal. >> i feel

cost of most most items because of course you need energy to to make products and deliver them to shop so. if prices continue to stay safe say hi that will have significant inflation pressures . on europe and the world so i mean that as we've heard or oil prices may lead to soaring costs for food transportation travel and heating and definitely have depleted consumer spending power so we'll have more analysis in our business bulletin just five minutes time or to that your thanks very much indeed for this forecast and analysis there. britain's prime minister as come under fire from mental weapons campaigners after it emerged he took to fans firms representatives with him on his middle east tour u.k. manufacturer of crowd control vehicles have apparently been filmed on the streets of libya being used against protesters all over spray from amnesty international says britain's tough arms sales was are being abused. the vehicles that we've identified that appear to have been identified from from the youtube footage should never have been sold in the first place and it was just amnesty saying t

. >> i got tired of having the car at the repair shop, having the windows fixed. so i just figure if they are going to open it up and take something, i would rather not have to put it into the repair shop. >> reporter: police don't believe all of the car break- ins are connected and not sure exactly what tactics are being used to stop this rash of smash and grab but motorists can help out by locking their cars and taking valuables out when they leave. live in palo alto, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> oakland police are asking for help in tracking down a person of interest in a sexual assault case. police sent thus video of the man they want to find. he may be a suspect in a sexual assault and beating of a woman in her 50s two weeks ago. the attack occurred in the woman's apartment in oakland's chinatown. police say this case is a high priority. oakland police also tell ktvu they are looking for three people following the vicious beating of a man early this morning. it happened at 2:30 a.m. at 81st avenue and holly street. ktvu has exclusive video of one of

. >> i got tired of having the car at the repair shop, having the windows fixed. so i just figure if they are going to open it up and take something, i would rather not have to put it into the repair shop. >> reporter: police don't believe all of the car break- ins are connected and not sure exactly what tactics are being used to stop this rash of smash and grab but motorists can help out by locking their cars and taking valuables out when they leave. live in palo alto, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> oakland police are asking for help in tracking down a person of interest in a sexual assault case. police sent thus video of the man they want to find. he may be a suspect in a sexual assault and beating of a woman in her 50s two weeks ago. the attack occurred in the woman's apartment in oakland's chinatown. police say this case is a high priority. oakland police also tell ktvu they are looking for three people following the vicious beating of a man early this morning. it happened at 2:30 a.m. at 81st avenue and holly street. ktvu has exclusive video of one of

the problem so bad, shop keepers say it is aif he canning business. >>> and 101 -- say it is affecting business. >>> and 101 getting busy. details coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, slick roads. you can see all the snow on the ground there. fortunately, we don >>> a live look this morning out of dallas, texas. you can see tall snow on the grown, on the freeways there. fortunately, we don't have to deal with anything like hah here. -- like that here. we're making folks in other parts of the country jealous. >> yeah, boy, we've got some very cold conditions across the country. snow in the dallas area and looks like a high of about 23 degrees for today. you know what, fantastic weather compared to that. yeah, chilly in spots, 30s and 40s in spots and we have a few patches of frost and fog. but by the afternoon, what a day it's going to be high -- to be. high pressure billing in. here come the 60s and low 70s by the afternoon. mostly sunny skies all around the bay area. the ridge billing in, the clouds rolling over the topful. we may see a few high clouds moving overhead and breezy conditions

to make products and deliver them to shop so. if prices continue to stay say high that will have significant inflation pressures. on europe and and the world well gloria the calculation here is really very simple rising oil prices act like a tax on consumers which will force many individuals to pay more at the pump to fill their tanks and they will have let's money. disposable income and money to buy other stop so high oil prices may lead to soaring costs for food heating and travel and definitely deplete consumer spending power we'll have more in business in less than ten minutes time because you know we will see you about some of the time that thanks very much. also ahead for you here on r.g.p. and his cross told us debate whether the best way to achieve democracy in the middle east and north africa is for the western world to put its faith in the people on the ground. and i think the west should be much more forceful in making it clear that we've had it with more market duffy i think it was a major strategic mistake in the pre

remember what i told you-- we're a muscle car shop, so we still go for horsepower. we're gonna have to bring it down to the dyno. that's something i do on all the cars in here. is that okay with you? yeah, i still have a little need for speed, so that'd work well with me. hey, are you tim? yeah, i'm tim. hi, tim. i'm megan. the day started off just like an average day, but we had tim coming by to remove the front windshield and the back windshield from the '71 cuda. i was kind of put to the task of introducing myself to him and bringing him to the car. some, uh... if there was any other previous installations-- sometimes they're a little bit more difficult if someone puts some unobvious adhesive in there. looks like we should have no trouble getting it out. it does have a pretty good stone chip in there, so are you planning on getting a new windshield, or? eventually, but right now we're just worried about getting it out. all right. for the windshield pulling and removing and replacing it, you needery little tools, to begin with. these wipers are obviously in the in

to make products and deliver them to shop so. if prices continue to. that will have significant inflation pressures. on europe and the world. rising oil prices really like a tax on consumers which will force many to do vigils to pay more at the pump to fill that tanks and it will leave them with less disposable income and money to buy other stop the calculation is very simple here and of course high oil prices may lead to full food heating cravell everything and deplete consumer spending power we'll have more analysis in just about ten minutes time in our business program so see you in the studio absolutely thanks very much for this fuel you're there. and russia is marking that a fan or of the fatherland day paid tribute to the nation's army servicemen and war veterans people are flowers and war monuments across the country president returning to b.f. has placed a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at the kremlin wall in moscow the holidays are also seen as the unofficial man's day russia major fireworks display will also take place in moscow an

energy heating food et cetera and you need energy to make you know products and deliver them to shops so to put it in a nutshell we have a significant inflation pressures on the world coming up. certainly you know we were talking earlier about libya being the twelfth largest exporter of oil in the world and we've got reports now that a fifth of its oil production is now actually been shut down during this ongoing tomo and chaos in the region so we're going to we'll get more from you are coming up in the business bulletin that's right minutes thanks very much. on the way here on r.t. life support find out why doctors are being accused of jeopardizing people in ukraine and what drugs have to do with. the hideout of suspected militants has been destroyed in russia's republic of korea it's part of a major anti terror effort in the region special forces are still searching for a group of suspected militants that opened fire on law enforcers overnight the men are suspected of attacking tourists last weekend when. the minibus heading for a ski resort on mount elbrus three tourists were killed t

to make products and deliver them to shop so. if for prices continue to stay tastes a high that will have significant inflation pressures on on europe and the world again hindsight so is a great thing isn't it but what measures if indeed any could have been taken by the world to counter the problem now at this point to stop it getting any worse and is there anything more that could be done to safeguard the world from financial ramifications of regional crisis like this in the future should any reforms be brought in. well i think that's a very big question i think that when it comes to the middle east traditionally over the last few decades stability has has come from. but nine in many cases benign dictatorships in some cases not so but nine dictatorships and that has created stability in many of these dictatorships have been supported by by the west and if you like it's a it's a hangover from from the cold war long term stability can be created by by democracy but democracy can't be created overnight it takes years and decades ma

shop. alan: so far i got the chassis done. got it done with a six-cylinder, rebuilt the trannie, rebuilt the original rear end. didn't get crazy with the chassis, but we did strip it all and paint it. we did all the brakes, powder-coated the original wheels, put nice big wide whitewalls like they like with the original center cap. so, the chassis's all done, waiting for the body. uh, we got 95% of the body work done. we're in the process of painting the cab right now. soon as the cab's done, we'll mount the cab, we'll be able to hook up the brakes and so forth and then we'll start painting the body parts and putting the car together. and with this we're simply gonna mix it 1:1. we're not gonna have enough in here, but we're gonna mix it 1:1 anyway. you know, we might. i might let it just slide. it's a good thing. so now this we're going 1:1, so we're gonna bring that up to 24 ounces, and we're ready to go. actually, we're not. we gotta check the air pressure. so now i know i got 29 pounds at the gun, so we're perfect. today--

chinese new year floats circled the shopping center so everyone could get a personal closeup look athem. >>> no change tonight in the condition of oscar winning actress, elizabeth taylor. the 78-year-old will remain in the hospital for observation. taylor was admitted to los angeles earlier this week for treatment of congestive heart failure. she suffered with that condition for years. taylor had to cancel an appearance, where she was to receive an award for her work in aids research. >>> dr. dre and bob dillon to lady georgia. gaga. in the audience, a legendary bay area bluesman who got some unexpected help from a child who is up for an awart. ♪ [ music ] >> always say the blues is your comforter when you are down and your buddy when you're up. my name is charlie and i play harmonica. >> douglas born january 31, 1944 in the rural hills of mississippi. raised in memphis by a sing l mother and schooled by some of the greats on the south side of chicago. >> i'll never forget being on the stage in this little club next to muddy waters playing harmonica. how did i get up here, you know?

not every one of the lenders is going to see your situation the same, so you should be shopping. >> [inaudible] >> you can do contract financing. that exists. but a line of credit is probably what you're looking for. >> thank you, marc. i have a question from the audience about a burgeoning market. any avenues for san francisco medical cannabis dispensaries? open to the panel. >> in terms of financing? i can tell you what will be the licensing and zoning regulations, but i think i would turn it over to our financial institutions, in terms of -- in terms of the type of business that you would consider financing. >> we look at all kinds of business. we always want to see a business plan. we want to see the cash flow. just like the lady before, you can have a good plan, but if you do not have cash -- good credit is always important. people sometimes have no cash or they may have a cosigner or partner that could help. >> opportunity fund is a 51 say -- 501 c nonprofit and we can make the bay area a better place especially for low and moderate-income communities. some of our funding source

we think women drive the economy and the ones doing the shopping, right. so, one of the visions of the make mine a million was the founder and is to have in her lifetime one million women raise the mark. like change the economy really and also basically create new jobs that help our communities. so i think one of the things about winning this award is not only you know, the benefits you get right away but it's the kind of like you feel like you belong and sometimes being a women business owner you feel lonely. the guys have a different group where they belong. the ladies a little different. it does become kind of like this club where we all help each other, the sisters we call it. it is a very nice feeling to kind of have that kind of like background. >> awesome. give us a sneak peek on your 17th book you are working on. >> i actually have four more books. yes, i'm work on that i have final rights on so i have two more books coming up and i have two full illustrated picture books by me. one is with a monkey, that's all i can say. it's great fun and i learned

. >> is a coffee shop and study -- it is a coffee shop and study so i do not do much purchase other than coffee. >> reporter: the demise of borders big-box alameda store is no surprise. >> it is hard to fill a store that is 25 to 30,000 feet which his books. >> reporter: the cost is the rise in wal-mart and costco's book centers. >> customer service became an issue and having people who were booksellers and also doing an enormous amount of events. >> it will be disappointing not to have borders there but a smaller store like books incorporated is able to get stuffed on special order. >> reporter: for independence is a chance for more customers and more bookstores including ones online. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> there is another casualty of online commerce, the city of san saying good night to lullaby lane. at the baby store had competition from online shopping and a family owned store opened in 1947. >>> the federal board released an upbeat forecast minutes from the fed meeting that suggests the economy will grow between 3.4% and 3.9% this year. at the same time the latest outl

accountants all the all the legal experts overseas already in places like london and new york so it's a one stop shop you get all the all the services you need in one place the other one is in russia so we've still got a very underdeveloped domestic asset management industries and if you look at most of the successful but for markets around the world you've got very strong domestic investors either by the pension funds or insurance companies and that kind of. more stable money within russia has yet to really develop and of large scale alexia like doubt one stop shop now that's what it's really all about isn't it here not to look at a little bit of the point is that it is the place where russia can give and then she's the russia's far less reduced environment because one stop shop for god's plan for european lands whatever the region and all the sorts of things you don't have to list all the swaps you produce in me in washington i have to report all those huge reports infringing agencies are not liable for their ratings in russia and so on of course so i think that for some countries where it's not ju

those minutes of the top speeches and conferences of to find out that it was not just one man's shop, so to speak, he got a lot of support from the crucial people at the top including the ocean algae in the beginning, joe and july after a couple of months. well, here is somebody who mao really needs to actually implement that plan. once you decide that you are going to have to go forward. you have that vision, there has to be somebody to do the paperwork. and again, this is something that comes out of the archives. then he is the one that goes around and will make sure that each province contributes the amount of grain and has been mandated from above. here is a man that sent a telegram after a kilogram or harassed people in personal meetings or pressure, bush to make sure that the grain is actually delivered. so a very short chapter on cannibalism. the beauty of the archives is that there are a number of cases where it is not just a few cases, but a very systematic lists of how many people committed cannibalism in one particular village. i have only one conclusion about cannibalism. nam

(laughter) (applause) ek: in "stormy weather. " so when this girl came to me and asked me to take her to the makeup shop, i had been in the new york school of performing arts so i had known about makeup and all of that sort of thing. and i thought she was a very attractive girl, and i reprimanded her. "why do you want to put on so much makeup, you know? you're so pretty. " she said, "no. it's not for me. i am a catherine dunham dancer and miss dunham has sent me out to get this makeup. " ah! click! then i thought, okay, i'll take you to the makeup shop if you introduce me to miss dunham. so we made the deal. so we get to the school on 57th street, where her school was, and she was having these dances . auditions. and the drums were going, "bah-koong-ka-ko-kung, kung-kung-ko-kung, kung-kung" . so i joined the class and went, "oh-koong-ko-ko-kung, kung-kung" . (laughter) ek: and i won a full scholarship and that's how i got in. (laughter) (applause) ek: that's how i got here. (laughs) q: i have to point out you're actually the first guest who's ever done anything like that. (laughter) q: and now, a word f

so, if you wanted to get more of these, could you? >> no. not made here. >> reporter: there is one place we found where virtually everything sold is made in america. the shops.s. capitol. back to the smithsonian. they told us they did find an american manufacturer of presidential busts but it nearly doubled the price. so, they're sticking with the made in china presidents. and the elvis bobbleheads, too. jonathan karl, abc news, washington. >> and, we'd like you to join our made in america challenge at abcnews.com/worldnews. sign on, here we go together next week. >>> thanks for being with us tonight. we'll see you again tomorrow. e >>> bay area weather two. days of cold conditions and more snow. much more, is the question. take a look at the forecast. >> there are a number of people in prison that shouldn't be there. yeah. >> and he was one of them. a man spent 18 years in prison on a faulty conviction. >> we have to have a plan. we need a solution. >> there is history in sacramento tonight. >> and the tahoe ski area could become an elite resort offer occasions of the biggest fans. >>> good evening, everyone. we have cameras trained on weather tonight ther

someone would come by and take the hardware away in a shopping bag and that would be it for a week or so. there was often a black photographer who would come to the shop with an empty shopping bag. when he left, he with leave in a zigzag and eventually get on a bus going south. >> i wanted to read a poem that was sent by the poet that i invited to the recent san francisco international poetry festival from iraq i've been in touch with for more than a year and a half. after the united states would not give him his visa, i asked him -- i told him about mutanabbi street and he wrote a poem and he wrote it in english, though he writes in, of course, in arabic. but this one he wrote in english. so i'll read it. one figure in the poem you should know, humbaba, which is an ogre, a monster of immemorial age. that was a special big garden, a forest, where all types of trees and flowers grew. the trees bending down gently flinging branches. our orchard grew like a crown on the sun's eyebrow. where did humbaba come from? his mother was just a cave, his father unknown. who made him a friend pretendi

. >> so you are thinking of buying here? you are shopping? >> we never stop shopping. car people? never stop. i'm always looking for my next car. >> thanks so much for taking the time. >> my pleasure. [ applause ] >> joining me right now is christoff george. great to be able to talk to you. >> thank you for your interest in our products. >> very interested. you chose the gallery to introduce the new bentley. why did you choose the exhibit for the new car premier? >> it's starting to move. it's always been an important motorcar for us in the u.s. market. it is the largest market in the world. however, this event at the gallery, privately, we have the opportunity to show them the creation. we have a cup of champagne next to the car. >> a very civilized way of doing it. >> a civilized way to show a car. >> tomorrow, you show this to the media at the main event. >> oh, yes. >> how has this event worked for you? is this a good way to show the car to the customers? >> there is good attendance. there are some reservations. the welcome was positive. it's a new revolutionize of our evolutio

herrera's shop for their great work. so many are others, too many to name at the planning department and elsewhere. my thanks to you, my apologies for taking up so much of your time this morning but i'm here to answer your questions and probably more usefully, the team, the real experts are here to respond to your questions as well. so thank you. >> thank you. let's open it up for public comment. >> my name is feeter per fortune on on the board of san francisco beautiful, representing that nonprofit. you may or may not know that in 2002 we were instrumental in getting proposition g on the ballot. as recently as 2006-2007 this report was a dream for those of us who think billboards are a visual blight. it would have been a nightmare for the billboard industry. let me explain why. about eight years ago, a little billboard company sued a big there was some startling deposition testimony in that case. one of the former high executives of clear channel was deposed and he admitted when he worked for clear channel he learned that