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

have some kind of crummy meal -- [ laughter ] >> use jetblue, first bag is free, southwest is free, so shopround. >>> there is a new incentive to hit the snooze button. how not getting enough sleep can affect your marriage. >>> and michelle obama is coming to town. i'm kiet do with all the details as to her visit coming up in a live report. >> plus, the republicans who want to be president faced off in new hampshire. why what they didn't do is making news. >> it's a do-or-die vote today for a san jose budget crisis from police to parks, the major services on the chopping block. ,,,,,,,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> the first lady in the bay area for an exclusive fundraising swing. pricey tab to have breakfast with michelle obama. >>> i will not rest until i repeal obamacare. >> and they blasted the president but played nice with each other. the big surprises from the first gop debate out in new hampshire. >> good morning. it's tuesday, april 14. i'm grace lee. >> hi, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 5:00 on this tuesday. it is flag day today and national

you can take this to a window shop and they can widen it so you can put in a double glazed window in the original sash. >> we have in san francisco a few shops that specialize in the double hung windows. say the top sash is broken or you have dry rot in here. by removing the piece in the middle you take the window out bring it to a shop and have them make you a replica that can be installed cheaply. a window like this would be expected to last a hundred yoors. they need maintenance and need to be cleand and painted. you have to change the sash cords. the sash cording are connected to a weight. not that big here's a little weight. when you you know in an earthquake you hear the tremendous banging in the house going on. that's almost the weights banging around. the weights slamming around. >> people think you replace a window because it doesn't go up and down the cords fray and it doesn't slide. there is an access panel this has a screw and you remove this from the outside, grab the weight. you feed new cord up there and tie it to the weight. it's something that on a saturday afternoon

shop. it was funny. last time i'm going to do the same thing tonight. i will give the noodle man so many compliments and use that where is the noodle man and shop, and there's a poor little noodle man for me. noodle man, noodle man? what are you doing? i was taking a nap. a nap? i'm a customer of your hot noodle. oh, it's very cold. it's warm tonight. that's true. by the way, how is business? not so good. is it. pretty good. a little different from last night. that's okay. it happens bad time wills follow good times in business. if something bad is going to happen to you soon. wait. i made mistakes. any way you will get the business. don't worry. don't worry. what's the name of your shop? bingo. don go. i'm going to see after this maybe i should not go. so, i have to tell you the noodle should be ready. not yet. you are slow. the water was not boiling. i have a short temple when the noodle man is slow - oh, is it ready. that's okay. my temper is not that short. chopsticks. chopsticks usually they provide all the chopsticks and no one is good. who knows if they're clean or not. your

a subject a quick look at how the markets are performing so thoughtless shop a dollar on monday because of continued fears over greece's debt crisis and concerns over the u.s. economy brant is trading at one hundred and eleven dollars per barrel while light sweet has to be to ninety one dollars. stocks in europe are also low on monday with investors avoiding risk something is that if you find those but it's just we're unable to reach a solution to the greek crisis despise musing over the weekend. and bearish sentiment is dominating the russian markets the r.t.s. is losing one point four percent this hour on the my six is also low more than one and a half percent while one percent in the right. now have a look at some of the individual share moves on the my six ordinary shaz and losing more than eight percent a massive selloff followed a rally early this morning when shares rose thirteen percent analysts attributed the rise to the inclusion of real silicon shares in the r.t.s. index and on expectations of the stock will soon be included in the m.s.c.i. index energy majors are suffering l

what the state of the united states is it looks like a land war already scrapyards of the new pawn shops so remember everybody was saying oh gold and silver are going to sink because everybody is going to the pawn shop and cashing in all their family so wearing stuff like that well apparently they've run out of that now people are going around snatching copper wires from electrical transformer it's actually taking the entire transformer risking death. rip up the copper of the zinc and the lead is the basis for the infrastructure. it is the platform upon which the economy is operating of course to satisfy that problem the fed will do what they'll increase the money supply which of course will drive the prices of lead copper and zinc ever higher which will incentivize people to rip more of it out of the ground the other point here is max that we're talking about here's a congressman saying oh it's the chinese who will invade us and what do people do when they invade which nations do when they invade a country they wipe out the infrastructure we've seen the u.s. do that in iraq we see them doi

where else can you spend a hundred bucks for just six items plus you have to get dressed so cute just to go shopping so you can be seen by other elite it's really good times all around and that's just a quick lesson on what liberals love and hate you know if you can tell i'm obviously joking here but this is honestly the type of logic that makes you question what the hell is wrong with the country over that reason g.o.p. congressman todd akin who believes in that logic and who wasn't joking when he said liberals hate god that's why he's tonight's tool time winner. now if you're frequent viewer of this show then you know that we've been documenting the obama administration's war on whistleblowers from bradley manning and wiki leaks to the case of thomas drake amongst others but today let's take a good look at what this administration is doing to james rise of the award winning new york times reporter who they're trying to force to reveal his source as a case carry over from the bush administration and in an affidavit affidavit excuse me that rise in filed last week he knows that he was told by reliab

but in the city itself with its aging infrastructure still a lot has to be done to comply so she sidewalks shops and restaurants are also undergoing mess of construction to comply with strict standards so that nowhere is off limits and even though competition such as ice lead hockey and alpine skiing will be held for from the city center thanks to the games sochi will be more accessible for people with disabilities living a lasting legacy for locals visitors alike russia's paralympic squad top kill for all standings at the vancouver two thousand and ten winter games with thirty eight medals twelve gold silver and sixteen bronze we spoke with russia's paralympic champion people off as he was preparing for the three week training in sochi. russia will be hosting the paralympics it's good games are being held at home but on the other hand it's a great responsibility we just can't move. the first paralympic test of skiing and will be held as early as next year drawing unprecedented international attention to the small russian town so for most people here it's a chance to show their hospitality to th

lurks outside. >> there are kids who can't even walk home from the bike shop, because they're crossing other gang territories, sos in the shop have to help them to get home. >> reporter: kevin says he used to be part of the problem. >> i didn't think i was going to live to see 18. i didn't think i was going to live to graduate out of high school. being at the shop changed all that. like they, they helped me realize that i could do something with my life. >> reporter: and so he has. he's landed a second job maintaining campus rental bikes at the university of chicago. feels good to have a job, i mean to be productive. >> it feels very good like to have, to have something else to do besides be on the street. >> reporter: for kevin and the other kids the good feeling is plain to see. >> i like the wind that comes in my face. it's a really cool feeling, especially on a hot day. it feels like i can go on forever and ever and ever. >> reporter: as we said, this is more than a bike shop. dean reynolds, cbs news, chicago. >>> coming up later on the "early" show, signs of a diplomatic breakthrough in peace talks with the

. >> this is in fact a san francisco landmark and 1911 and as a black smith shop and so many change. a rarity. tools, manufacturers, general black smith. still used as a black smith shop. one of my favorite buildings in north beach area is the sheet metal shop and the shop -- this entire building, facade is made of sheet metal. as we get closur closer you cane somebody tail piping to the building and it's sheet metal. >> and made to look like break. >> the letters are made of sheet metal and the eave over the door and every piece of this thing. the glass is i guess not. the door is sheet metal. the door jam. fantastic. >> maybe they got a special price for the sheet metal. >> and here's a permit to put it on the building and cost $700 to put the minor editions to the front of the building and a new cement floor 1921. >> do you think they put the correct amount down back then? >>im sure of it. >> one of the fewer buildings in san francisco. >> which is not wrong for the city. >>i understand someone wants to replace it with new development i heard stories about these buildings and these

shops. >> reporter: so what does 570 calories look like? think a quarter pounder with cheese. this bag of chips. a couple of bottles of soda. americans are adding that to their guts and elsewhere every day. which all makes for some very wad math. 570 a day is nearly 4,000 calories a week. which is how much, exactly? >> that's the equivalent of one pound. that's for one week. >> reporter: remember, there are 52 weeks in a year. no wonder the rate of obesity in america has doubled since the '70s. no wonder no one wears outfits like this. ♪ more than a woman >> reporter: we'd probably spill food on them anyway. john berman, abc news, new york. >> how about that. you eat too much, it packs on the pounds. >> that is so bizarre. >> who knew? >> i'm actually on the see food diet. that's excellent, i highly recommend it. >> old one. >>> a frightening experience -- just trying to keep it together here -- for an american tourist australia. he was shore anknorkeling on th barrier reef when the dive company accidentally left him behind. >> this is why i stay on the shore. the michigan man

lurks outside. >> there are kids who can't even walk home from the bike shop because they are crossing other gang territories. so the guys in the shop have to help them to get home. >> reporter: kevin says he used to be part of the problem. >> i didn't think i was going to live to be 18. i didn't think i was going to live to graduate out of high school. being at the shop changed all of that. like they helped me realize that i could do something with my life. >> reporter: and so he has. he's landed a second job maintaining campus rental bikes at the university of chicago. >> feels good to have a job, i mean to be productive. >> it feels very good like to have, to have something else to do besides being on the street. >> reporter: for kevin and the other kids the good feeling is plain to see. >> i like the wind that comes in my face. it's a really cool breeze, especially on a hot day. it feels like i can go on forever and ever and ever... >> reporter: as we said this is more than a bike shop. dean reynolds, cbs news, chicago. >> mitchell: some sad news this evening from the world of music. sax player clarence clem

so, they advertised in plastic surgery news and she was constantly in beauty shops. so, they came up with a plan to target women who may have seen her. this week, they launched an ad campaign nationwide on daytime television. >> she is wanted for harboring james "whitey" bulger. >> reporter: and that led to an immediate tip that took the couple down. ironically, in the movie "the departed," the mob boss based on bulger warned that women are a fatal liability. >> that's what brings you down in this business. >> reporter: diane, when we spoke to the fbi here in boston today, they were so elated, so glad that after all these years, they finally brought bulger to justice. the manhunt is over. >> i bet there were high fives there. thank you, pierre. >>> but there is another unbelievably strange twist to this story. while whitey bulger was running a gang, his brother was a celebrated star of massachusetts politics. how did two brothers take such different paths? abc's boston-bred john berman. >> reporter: it is south boston's own special opera. an opera with an irish melody

you start seeing that google no longer helps you shop as well, but it might help you learn a little better and challenge you a little bit. so as it becomes better for shopping and worse for learning, that raises, i think, a really important question for us as citizens. as citizens of the country and of the world. because i happen to think there's more to life than shopping, although not today. please shop. [laughter] after you get out of here, maybe you don't have to shop so much. when you think about the extent to which we depend on this medium of the worldwide web to learn about the world, maybe we need to imagine different systems. maybe we need to invest more in systems like public libraries and university libraries and their outreaches to other communities. maybe we have to imagine that we can build a system, and it might take 50 years, build a system that can equalize the maldistribution of information across the world to the point where -- and i don't think this is impossible -- that a child growing up in south africa has no disadvantage compare today a child growing up in sweden when it comes to access to informatio

the years, so -- to bus lines, like along the outer richmond district area that have led many seniors without a bus route to get up the hill or to get down the hill to go either grocery shopping -- so we are looking at how the system might not be closely enough based on the needs of people like, especially seniors, or disabled people. there's also some bustlines that are less used in the richmond district that we are now working with the muni system to think about continuing but maybe reduce its frequency, but continue its access for many people that live in isolated parts of the city. i strongly support stronger youth discount passes and supporting the bus system so that younger people have strong access. we are trying to work with the school district right now and city agencies to ensure that young people get more support. we want them to be lifelong transit riders as well, so we are trying to look at different issues of transit equity for younger people in our population as well. >> what is happening with crime in your district, and how do you think our police department is doing? supervisor mar: we are extremely lucky to have a great police captain with great officers wit

so you've opened shop in russia about a year ago right last year why did you choose this time just operations or actually we think it's the perfect timing because we mainly advise global corporate clients to communicate basically around their investments or their anticipate in the us and into russia we also work a lot for leading russian companies to attract foreign investment and present themselves on the international capital markets so in hindsight we've done very well it was one of the most successful organic office starts and we are actually very bullish for the russian capital market going forward and why is that. very much in gauging in two brics why it. emerging markets strategies anywhere for clients a lot about corporate clients which is about nine hundred corporations worldwide a lot of public companies multinationals very much focusing on brics credit trees and russia is obviously an integral part of that would you say there is a perception gap between the reality of doing business in russia and what actually international players think about it i think they're still loose but it'

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

and a lot of that shopping is online. so digital dads say they like shopping and are more likely than moms to use on line research to make purchasing decisions. 46% of dads use mobile phones to shop, mostly for electronics, entertainment and home goods. looks like a lot of dads will be waking up to breakfast in bed sunday morning. top choices on the menu according to search, banana bread, pancakes, french toast, biscuits, waffles. have a great weekend. back to you. >> i will take all of the above. i count as a digital dad. >> you definitely count as digital dad. you do most things online. you sort of sleep there. room service. looks like room service. is that a real picture? did your wife do that for you? >> where is my teddy bear? >> boy, waffles look good. >> what about mother's day? did you get breakfast in bed? >> don't bring it up. don't bring it up. don't get me started. can't decide if i will be the bigger person, do a nice day or blow the whole thing off. >> does it have to be equal? >> thought mother's day was the b