steve taylor is an attorney who represents churches against cities, like the city of berkeley. he sent his statement about this. i assume it went to the city attorney. it has to do with whether or not people are allowed churches -- churches are allowed to do their activities at a particular site, not are they able to use the site they do not want for religious activities for some other purpose. anyway, that is not for you to decide. what i want to say, at the previous hearing, you heard from a professional who said what we have to rely on is the planning code. not little negotiations back and forth. i would also like to say that in this case, the whole neighborhood would be out on the subject if they knew about it. the information about this alternative has not been disseminated. one woman i met with last night, said she has not had any notices of hearings at all. people really do not know very much about this. three people have been downed and only gets redacted files or nothing at all. it does not seem right. you would be hearing from more neighbors. we have the result of sig

. >> gus: stepfan taylor, three carries, 122 yards. steve ward, taylor in the backfield. taylor again. and he won't pick up the first down. it will be close. brings up third down and short. 6:30 to go in the fourth. number-two team in america in major trouble right now. >> charles: let's see how heavy they go in the backfield here for stanford, in on the line. i saw a couple big guys come off the field. they may show a different look from usc than what they're expecting on third and short. >> gus: in the backfield. kelsey young. yes! first down and more. kelsey young, dshirt freshman, from norfolk, california, picks up 11. >> charles: look how tight. what they want to do is get him to the perimeter, take it inside and pitch it to the outside so he has a direct line to the sideline for the first down and a little bit more. >> gus: how often did you see ladainian tomlinson run that with the san diego chargers in his prime? >> charles: he had a flash back, didn't he? >> gus: sure did. taylor. popping forward. taylor, smash mouth football for the cardinals. an eight-yard gain

. >> gus: stepfan taylor, three carries, 122 yards. steve ward, taylor in the backfield. taylor again. and he won't pick up the first down. it will be close. brings up third down and short. 6:30 to go in the fourth. number-two team in america in major trouble right now. >> charles: let's see how heavy they go in the backfield here for stanford, in on the line. i saw a couple big guys come off the field. they may show a different look from usc than what they're expecting on third and short. >> gus: in the backfield. kelsey young. yes! first down and more. kelsey young, redshirt freshman, from norfolk, california, picks up 11. >> charles: look how tight. what they want to do is get him to the perimeter, take it inside and pitch it to the outside so he has a direct line to the sideline for the first down and a little bit more. >> gus: how often did you see ladainian tomlinson run that with the san diego chargers in his prime? >> charles: he had a flash back, didn't he? >> gus: sure did. taylor. popping forward. taylor, smash mouth football for the cardinals. an eight-yard ga

. >> gus: stepfan taylor, three carries, 122 yards. steve ward, taylor in the backfield. taylor again. and he won't pick up the first down. it will be close. brings up third down and short. 6:30 to go in the fourth. number-two team in america in major trouble right now. >> charles: let's see how heavy they go in the backfield here for stanford, in on the line. i saw a couple big guys come off the field. they may show a different look from usc than what they're expecting on third and short. >> gus: in the backfield. kelsey young. yes! first down and more. kelsey young, redshirt freshman, from norfolk, california, picks up 11. >> charles: look how tight. what they want to do is get him to the perimeter, take it inside and pitch it to the outside so he has a direct line to the sideline for the first down and a little bit more. >> gus: how often did you see ladainian tomlinson run that with the san diego chargers in his prime? >> charles: he had a flash back, didn't he? >> gus: sure did. taylor. popping forward. taylor, smash mouth football for the cardinals. an eight-yard ga

susie taylor of south florida and her husband steve believe they're onto something. video says it all. not the ice cream, but what the kids are wearing because of it. bibs. big ones and hike tech ones, too. the idea, mom came up with on a plane trip. >> my kids were a mess. i was a mess. and i had nothing left in my bag but wet, sticky clothes. >> reporter: she turned to her husband and wearing a fitness shirt, wiped it off with that. the mess came right off. >> i was like, why are you wiping clean and we're disgusting. >> reporter: so, she began her hunt for nontoxic fitness material. chef began testing all types. and where did she test it? on her children. >> i wore them on my kids. i just cut fabric on the table. >> reporter: she made them and sold them on the internet. this is my uncle richie and he's running production. >> hi, david. >> reporter: now, she's hoping her uncle will have tell p. and she's asking the sharks for it, going on the new season of "shark tank," hoping they bite on her made in america idea. >> the stuff i bought from china, the toxins my ki

susie taylor of south florida and her husband steve believe they're on to something.ideo they sent us says it all. not the ice cream, but what the kids are wearing because of it. bibs. big ones and high tech ones, too. the idea mom came up with on a plane trip. >> my kids were a mess. i was a mess. and i had nothing left in my bag but wet, sticky, gross clothes. >> reporter: so while on that plane, she turned to her husband, who was wearing a fitness shirt and began wiping it off with that. and she noticed something. it didn't stain, it didn't smell and the mess came right off. >> i was like, why you are clean and we're disgusting? >> reporter: so she began her hunt all over america for nontoxic fitness material. she began testing all types. and where did she test it? on her children. >> i wore them on my kids. i just cut fabric on the table. >> reporter: at first, she didn't have a sewing kit, but she made them and sold them on the internet. >> this is my uncle richie, and he's running production. >> hi, david. >> reporter: now, she's hoping uncle richie will soon ha

. >> tony: steve spurrier said if he could get enough difference makers he could compete for the championship. look at the guys on the field today. clowney, lattimore, devin taylors is a good football team, guy. they play georgia in a couple of weeks. >> tim: while a lot of s.e.c. elitists want to throw dirt on missouri, 1992, the gamecocks went three and five. arkansas three, four and one. you should remember that. around the country. florida atlantic taking on number one alabama. >> spencer: a.j. mccarron finds kenny bell over the middle and takes off to the sideline, 85-yard touchdown. i have to tell you, we've got to start thinking about a.j. mccarron for the heisman consideration because success in this league and the nation overall is about mitigating risk, not necessarily big plays. his teammates can make that for him. >> tim: going to baton rouge and beat l.s.u., if you win that game and do the job you're going to get consideration. maryland and west virginia today. this was supposed to be a walkover, but it wasn't. >> tony: good thing they've got geno smith. he's going to find tavon austin over the middle. austin's third touchdown of the game. they go u

taylor was laid to rest in his home town of annapolis. he leaves behind a wife and two young children. the co-owner of [indiscernible] the h stands for harry, the s for steve. it has grown into one of the largest bakeries on the east coast, and it is still family owned and operated. he was 93 years old. voters will decide in november whether to this -- whether to expand the state's gambling program. tv advertisements have bombarded the airwaves, chock full of claims. we have a fact check. >> they make lots of promises. >> the tv advertising war it is costly, contentious, and full of misleading claims. this ad opposes adding a sixth gambling site in the state. >> millions of dollars for new teachers -- >> but there is not an obligation to use the revenue for classrooms. >> and duckling is misleading. -- that is misleading. 48.9% of proceeds and 20% of table game money go to the education trust fund. gambling dollars could replace general fund money earmarked for education, freeing it up to be used for other things. so far, slots revenues have not met anticipations. this is not a budget adoption in 2013. >> thousands of good-paying jobs. >> "we have heard th

taylor" yard sign. looks good. [ male announcer ] fedex office. now save 50% on banners. >>> final trade. steve?.o. >> got it. >> long, starbucks. still think there is upside here. it's had a nice rally. >> i wasn't married to tammy faye baker. >> thankfully. abbott labs. >> potash. >> "power lunch "starts now. >> announcer: halftime is over. the second half of the trading day begins now. >> indeed. we are keeping an eye on a series of live events the markets will be watching closely. right now in madrid, a call for a second day of strikes after yesterday's violent protes against austerity measures. greece erupted this morning. why now and where do the markets and countries go from here? both canada dadidates for presi are duelling in ohio. both set to start four minute

steve cook talks about u.s. aid to egypt. "washington journal," live on c- span at 7:00 a.m. now, the american enterprise institute boasts a debate on student-athletes in higher education. tyler branch -- taylor branch the pates --debates john lombardi and whether the n.c.a.a. has lost the concept of student athlete and if it has jeopardized educational quality and the nonprofit status of the n.c.a.a. and the schools involved. this is an hour. >> good evening and welcome to the american enterprise institute. tonight, we are featuring a special american enterprise debate. the advertisement refers to it as a student athlete reality check. the official debate question, which is what we will frame here, is the n.c.a.a. promoting education and amateurism in major division one sports programs, and if not, what is our response to be? we have -- let me introduce myself. i am tom miller with the american enterprise institute. all i was a one-time sports caster. i am volunteering tonight. i'm not being paid anything extra by aei to do this. no under the table payments. we have two excellent debaters tonight. i do have to give you full disclosure. i did attend duke law school. it was put on probation an

taylor" yard sign. looks good. [ male announcer ] fedex office. now save 50% on banners. >> stevete for 16 to 24-year-old kids these days? those who have a degree but can't find work. >> gretchen: here to help us with that and the answer, former presidential candidate herman cain. he's headed to campuses all across america to deliver a hem to kids. you've been on the show before to talk about this mission. what are you finding out when you go to the college campuses? >> i got to tell you, first of all, it's very encouraging, the college students, they realize that hope and change is just smoke and mirrors. there is no confusion about what's on their mind, getting a job. and they realize that it's tight. so i get to ask you all questions today which is why i got up so early to do this. >> gretchen: first answer the one we posed about the unemployment rate for people who get a degree. >> the people who get a degree, over 50% -- 53% of the people who have bachelor degrees cannot find a job in this economy. now, here is the interesting thing about that particular one, when i ask busin

taylor" yard sign. looks good. [ male announcer ] fedex office. now save 50% on banners. >>> as we approach the one year anniversary of the passing of steve jobs, one're looking at a museum in hong kong that just unveiled steve jobs in wax. as you probably expect, he's dressed in his flr black turtle neck sweater. it was inspired by photos from 2006. how do they do this? >> that's an amazing likeness. as the week comes to a close, we're out ego hunting. this rocket can only mean one thing. it's the first animation on cnbc and it's time for e ego trip. there were a number of great entries this week. who had the biggest egotrip of the week? the nfl referees who made their return to the game or bacon lovers or perhaps blackberry devotees? so you want to cast your vote. the winner will be unveiled on street signs this afternoon. >> one thing about the refs, the bar was low. all the refs had to do was come out and not make some horrible calls and they were going to get cheered. just don't lose $2 billion in cash and you'll will applauded. >> i try to live that way myself. keep expectations low. >> exactly. >> you're working tonight? >> of course. we'll

taylor" yard sign. looks good. [ male announcer ] fedex office. now save 50% on banners. >>> today the fed decides. the market reacts. cnbc is the place for complete coverage and analysis. then the german speaks. steveas ben bernanke faces the press. coverage begins today, 12:15 eastern on cnbc. >>> welcome back to squawk box everyone. we have additional headlines concerning all the unrest in the middle east. at this point youtube has blocked a video in egypt and libya that attacks islam's prophet muhammad. outrage is what sparked the protest in the middle east. obviously there were simmering undercurrents there for a long time. that video is getting the blame for why this happened now. in the meantime afghan authorities have ordered the youtube website be shut down indefinitely to try to stop afghans from watching the u.s.-made film. >>> when we come back, markets will be watching for the fed's policy announcement today. up next we'll head down to the new york stock exchange for the latest buzz on qe 3 and chairman bernan bernanke's news conference today. on how different asset classes are performing, and it lets you go in for a closer look at areas within a class or sector that may be bucking a la