t. right to see the. first strike. and i think that your. orders. in the. law for most of us aussie international thank you for joining us as the arctic ice slowly melts more nations are calling did so in its natural riches with a massive oil and gas reserves hidden under the polar sea bed it might be tricky to agree upon how you actually go about dividing them all. looks at this rather thorny issue. melting ice caps in the arctic have ignited a military build up over the world's smallest ocean and the riches buried beneath it the arctic circle is believed to contain thirty percent of the world's undiscovered natural gas and fifteen percent of its oil the future of the world economy to some extent is dependent on the arctic and i think you know russia and canada the united states and norway and denmark are very interested in exploiting these resources last month canada abruptly claims that it owned the north pole while the united states with its alaskan outpost has plans to boost its military there claiming it lacks operational experience and needs to polic

over --t right .> we are kidding we are going to virginia. we are checking the roads and conditions. all right. it is so cold that our microphones are not working and the cable is frozen. >> we will check back in with her in a few minutes. you can see a lot of snow and ice on the ground. we bring you continuing team coverage of the storm. make sure you follow along with us. we are posting constant updates. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- this is one of the best ways to get the forecast on the go this morning. >> he denies he was working for a government when he stole classified documents. edward snowden tells the new yorker that the claims that he was working for the russians are absurd and that he acted alone, with no assistance. former attorney general is weighing in on chris christie. he told cnn that it makes sense to him to step down as the head of the republican governors association. >> it was seen as a stepping stone for his presidential run. he is one of the first to suggest that chris christie steppe

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i don't know how many t dr just to the veterans building. when the mint got the right to sell the t drs other public buildings could do that if they - okay. thank you very much ma'am, >> at the. appreciate it. anyone else left for comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. supervisor mar. >> i wanted to say based on what ms. plat is saying can we continue this until the next meeting so ms. platt and other other folks could add to this. >> we're actually now right on time for a contempt for the swearing in so i'm going to ask in the middle of this a recess. we'll come back. so can i have a motion for a recess >> actually, i think it's reasonable to get

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i don't know how many t dr just to the veterans building. when the mint got the right to sell the t drs other public buildings could do that if they - okay. thank you very much ma'am, >> at the. appreciate it. anyone else left for comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. supervisor mar. >> i wanted to say based on what ms. plat is saying can we continue this until the next meeting so ms. platt and other other folks could add to this. >> we're actually now right on time for a contempt for the swearing in so i'm going to ask in the middle of this a recess. we'll come back. so can i have a motion for a recess >> actually, i think it's reasonable to get more information to continue until next week then we'll go into recess there. >> i think we have good responds to those who have raised the issue so we can revolve our concerns and come back with the you mention final proposal for next week. >> so we'll have a motion to continue this okay everyone wee recess from our regularly skerltd meeting. congratulations to carmen chewing. madam clerk we'll continue with the age

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t. right now something mrs. clinton doesn't have to do.e story is correct about the democratic nomination. it's hard to see her not getting it if she wants it. the general election, i think, is a wholly different thing in part because the country does like the idea of moving forward. you know, there is a theory that politicians have a kind of a sell by date that is if they haven't become president within a dozen or so years after becoming a national figure they are probably never going to become president. mrs. clinton in 201624 years after she entered the stage as first lady. that's a long time. she will be as old as ronald reagan was when he became president. i'm not sure people will see that as looking forward. >> i'm not sure she is up for it she feels like going through the rigamarole, it's a tough race as always with all of them. thank you. former first lady barbara bush says she hopes her son jeb bush does not run for president. she is going to tell you why herself coming up. don't forget to watch hannity tonight 10:00 p.m. eastern.

that's a trillion with a t, right? >> right. not million, not billion, but yes, a trillion.out you, i'm feeling a little grossly underpaid at this point, but it shouldn't come as a huge surprise, especially when you consider what a great year it was for the stock market. let me walk you through some of the standouts. bill gates was the year's biggest gainer. his fortune increased by almost $16 billion, to almost $79 billion. a 40% rise in microsoft shares. that helped. but that actually only accounts for a fraction of gates' net worth. he got a boost thanks to other businesses including rail companies and hotels. sheldon adelson. he got a big boost thanks to revenue in china. there's eike batista. he lost $12 billion last year and he's now bankrupt. analysts say he didn't deliver on promises he made with his companies and lost credibility with his investors. wolf? >> what about the tech industry? obviously it's a lot of people in that industry have had a great year. >> mark zuckerberg, for one, he was the tech industry's biggest gainer. he added more than $12 billion to his

gerri: i think a lot of people that are saying that i did t right thing. where is the coverage? for payingthis hasn't even been builtyet and this was as of november 15, six weeks after the exchanges were launched. so they hadn't begun to build on. so they aren't finished yet an a lot of insurers are pretty nervous about that. gerri: so tell us how you feel about this and what is your message? because you voted for this president in the been a supporter. >> yes, i have. i just feel a bit disappointed. and it just seems not to be playing out that way and my doctors have informed me that they are not expecting blue cross and blue shield through the portal jack. gerri: his is is an example of someone who is out there trying to sign up for coverage. under obamacare they can't keep their position that they probably had for years. so that is so frustrating. >> if e's able to get her insurance, she will benefit from obamacare because she is eligible for a large subsidy under the structure of the obamacare exchange so thisshould be a lot lower, something like 60 to 70% lower than what sh

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at&t shouldn't have any right to take public space for it's private interest. if at&t wants to sell it's service boxes. >> good afternoon, my name is seata ve. i'm here to read the comments from one of our members. she says "i live on telegraph hill. we live here and share the sidewalks with the hundreds that visits north beach and fisherman's wharf every year. with homes all overlooking the bay with a golden gate bridge over all. we are going to mar all of this with utility boxes? the dream we all live here, the dream people carry in their hearts that makes them come here from all over the world. please stop this supervisors. require at&t to replace the boxes underground on to other cites as we ask other utilities to do. thank you so much." >> good evening, supervisors. i also work for san francisco beautiful. i'm here to read another public record from another member who couldn't be here today. "i write to express my thoughts concerning the installation of public property in public space. in general the need for private businesses respond to marketplace needs

right. supervisor we're comfortable with the 1.1 million square feet of the t dr to the planning department but a reauthorization for 5 hundred and 50 thousand square feet so the amended documents are in the file if you choose

gerri: all right. tnow, interesting, mattie, maryland, there is now a millionaire's tax increase from 5.5%, to 6.25%. this is the president's fight. we'll make the rich people pay. they'reot paying enough. they need to pay more. is this going to catch on? >> well, we'll see. marylander is an entirely different beast, they have not only a millionaire's tax hike, they have a sales tax hike, gas tax he. theyve have a tax on rain watern maryland. gerri: what? what? >> they have a tax on depending how big your roof is on your house the rain running off of it apparently is taxable and ability to flush the toilet and septics tanks. gerri: making my head hurt. >> if you live in the d.c. area, don't move to maryland. district might be better for auguste that is saying something. pete, i want to talk about propertyaxes. >> yes. gerri: we took a look at some numbers. second quarter, u.s. property tax collections were $374 billion. that is one quarter. think about that. that is a lot of money. people are stillacing

t-mobile under its wing. it's getting so much hype, right? reception will that kind of deal get with regulators? we bring in two all-stars. joining me now, robert mcdowell, former fcc commissioner who was there when at&t was slammed down when it wanted to buy t-mobile, and jennifer fritsch chi, wells fargo securities senior analyst. okay, we have it from the business and regulatory standpoints: jennifer, does the sprint deal with t-mobile, first of all, does it make sense? >> thanks for having me, liz. i do think it makes a lot of sense, whether it gets done i'll let rob speak to. but from a business stand point be, i do think it makes a lot of sense. wireless is all about scale and creating, you know, doubling the size of the base yet still being the third largest provider behind at&t/risen gives them the combined tremendous amount of scale. liz: how close are they if two banks have reportedly weighed in on sending in proposals to finance this? >> you know, it's a lot of edlines from a lot of credible -- headlines from a lot of credible news

. >> some get the t right away and owes get it hours later because they is so many things to text so i get the text immediately. it is scary, if you walk by the center you could have been hurt. >> the text included wanting to avoid walking alone at night and you can always ask if a security escort by calling the campus police. we have a call to the police to see if there is a change to any security measures but the message is getting through to students and young people who have all said they know enough to walk with someone or walk with a group and let a friend know where they going. antioch police want a person who shot a man inside a van that aned outside a jack-in-the-box restaurant yesterday afternoon. witnesses say they heard several shots and the victim was known to a trauma center but police have not said what led to shooting. >> in the central valley this morning, the c.h.p. says that a suspected drunk driver is responsible for a car crash that killed three sisters and left another sister hospitalized in delray 20 minutes south of fresno. investigators say the women were dri

right. supervisor we're comfortable with the 1.1 million square feet of the t dr to the planning department but a reauthorization for 5 hundred and 50 thousand square feet so the amended documents are in the file if you choose to accept the recommendation we're comfortable with it. >> okay. if no other questions we'll move mr. rose to our report and break after this item. >> mr. chair and members of the committee on the bottom of the page we report that the number of t dr traktsdz can't be specified. to sell 1 hundred 1 million square feet can't be estimated. in addition the 1 million square feet plus can't be determined therefore the timing of the t dr procedures to be realized can't be calculated at this time. on page 10 of the report the net procedures of up to $1 million square feet plus would be used psychologically for the memorial complex but that is subject to the approval of the board of

would say and i know this is everyone that is role that they play in obviously with at&t you have statute of rights and law and you want to move in expeditious matter and the process for at&t. on the other hand for folks living in a neighborhood, this is a permanent visual change in their neighborhood on their block, and so i'm not suggesting the process should be lasting into infinity, but it seems to me if it locks into 60 days, it's not that big a deal. >> keep in mind, the way this process reads is a hearing will be scheduled. at&t has taken voluntarily upon ourselves to schedule these meetings to try and admit great and -- mitigate and work with the community. again the way the process reaches, the mitigation is not required and the hearing will be scheduled as you come to the hearing with your grievances. we want to work with the community and we've made an effort to try to work with the community and in fact in a number of times we've had locations wherein deed we have been able to work with a community and find an alternative that works and we are happy to move that cabinet to a new locatio

her, looe are on a mission, that all of the community is very well organized, fight ing fing for t rightsmigrants. so, it is a conflict. and she saw it. she decided to the resign. >> reporter: lopez says she has been attacked for defending alonso's right to free speech, and all of the ruckus could push ticket sales for the play that the begins next month with a new cast member. in the newsroom, caroline tyler, abc 7 news. >>> target is laying off 475 workers af that massive security breach in the holidays. the company had eliminated another 700 empty positions over the last six month, and houw about this? target will no longer offer health care coverage for the part-time workers starting in april. the discounter is citing new options available through the health care exchanges under the affordable care act, and part-ti part-timers losing access to coverage will receive a $500 cash payment. >>> it is time to bundle up again, because the freeze is about to get worse for teps of millions of americans. two dozen states are under windchill warnings or advisories and still trying to rekocover f

right ashley market is going down further. forget about china this is a natural reaction to the great 2013. >> but a higher velocity? >> tt. >> maybe if you raise hi pay a little bit that would encourage to. [laughter] but essentially but sometimes it goes down this way but they love that. >> playing off of volatility but all lot depends on earnings and sometimes they will use any excuse because the company's earnings also okay are nothing to writ home about even the biggest corporate issues are cautious about iernational growth, microsoft is just nice. bases all on anything. >> the country is rig to be cautious. i cannot remember where they have not been just a little bit cautious. in taxes goingp across the board with everything is rosy thank the farm. >> starbucks latest quarter they're starting to grow more slowly. wound people pounce it is all is about nothing. it is about expanding all over the place. >> starbucks is up 25 percent over the last year it is a very well-run company and you could say they did not hit the estimates these are excuses' after the fact. starbucks is up and will continue to. >> i agree excep

t. -- likepressing crashing their party and getting kicked out by security. this rebel to the wireless industry is doing something righthere is why t-mobile had the est quarter in eight years. part of the strategy is .eimbursing customers >> we are forever eliminating early termination fees and moving the industry. what it can mean, a survey was done last week, 40% of families said they would consider t- mobile. 78% of customers said they would consider moving to t-mobile if they could get termination fees paid. i do not think 78% will come, but it is a revolution. >> the numbers have been impressive since you watched this plan. no doubt about it. of have been adding a lot customers. you mentioned at&t so i have to talk about it. , they madeahead their own announcement deservedly on the contract side, not that different. what are the differences? offer. came out with an >> you called them desperate. >> totally desperate. why would anyone move to a planer to take a limited to the next upgrade program nobody wants for $200. what you can do -- here is what i suggest today. i announced, iq, at&t. i suggested everybody cons

t. >> like crashing their party and getting kicked out by security. this rebel to the wireless industry is doing something right. here is why t-mobile had the best quarter in eight years. part of the strategy is reimbursing customers. >> we are forever eliminating early termination fees and moving the industry. what it can mean, a survey was done last week, 40% of families said they would consider t- mobile. 78% of customers said they would consider moving to t-mobile if they could get termination fees paid. i do not think 78% will come, but it is a revolution. >> the numbers have been impressive since you watched this plan. no doubt about it. you have been adding a lot of customers. you mentioned at&t so i have to talk about it. last week, ahead, they made their own announcement on the contract side, not that different. what are the differences? >> they came out with an offer. >> you called them desperate. >> totally desperate. why would anyone move to a carrier to take a limited plan to the next upgrade program nobody wants for $200. what you can do -- here is what i suggest today. i announced, thank you, at&

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all of the people rumored to like t-mobile right now, all they have is spectrum.a business. this company, this movement, this revolution, this brand will continue, whether we do it alone or do it in consolidation. we will be at the forefront. i talking about at&t, and have to talk about some of the headlines. anty crashing, kicked out of at&t party. >> like a rockstar. macklemorerd, i love , and i wanted to go and see them play, and i was surrounded by a sea of humanity who escorted me out. i would have done something different, but -- >> it was not a stunt? >> no, i tell you one thing, but i was prominently displayed in the new york post right next to self he --an in's spitzer.d >> t-mobile and others are making aggressive moves. what about how profitable it can be? >> one of the things i quietly did this years is took 1.5 billion dollars out of the cost structure. you do not see me having a macklemore party. these guys do not have the speed to move. they are going to have to wake up. all i can tell you is with these lands, i can very profitably grow, and that is

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curious as your thoughts if a developer purchases those t dr can they use one hundred percent of the t dr rights in the building therefore the commission has a hard time saying you can't use the full amount of that? >> if the receding sites has the entitlements in police radios to produce that volume of development i'm not sure there's a process that could prevent that from happening outside of the normal sequa or euro process that the developer would be going so there. it's sort of a maybe >> they would only purchase those after the entitlements so how could they get the entitlements to a building if they're limited. >> well

curious as your thoughts if a developer purchases those t dr can they use one hundred percent of the t dr rights in the building therefore the commission has a hard time saying you can't use the full amount of that? >> if the receding sites has the entitlements in police radios to produce that volume of development i'm not sure there's a process that could prevent that from happening outside of the normal sequa or euro process that the developer would be going so there. it's sort of a maybe >> they would only purchase those after the entitlements so how could they get the entitlements to a building if they're limited. >> well by right they have certain height and bulk restrictions. so your question might be more to the point of development factors that still are an entitlement and review process >> right. >> that's continued. >> i guess the answer is because this is somewhat of an unused process and i understand the policy behind it i agree with it. but it's untested yet if a developer you know how that kind of entitlement proposals works afterward and how did he people are seeing how the develo

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all of the people rumored to like t-mobile right now, all they have is spectrum. on't have a business. with t-mobile, this movement, this revolution, this trend will continue. whether we do it alone or we do it in a consolidation, we will be at the forefront of what happens. >> let's talk about the headlines this week. party crashing, kicked out of an at&t party? set the record straight. >> the life of a rockstar. for the record, i love macklemore and i wanted to see them play. i was surrounded by a sea of humanity escorted me out. i'm sure i would've done something different. >> it was not a stunt? >> no, but i was prominently displayed in the new york post next to kim kardashian's selfie. i have arrived. i am ready. >> what about profitability? we continue to see your aggressive moves and others in the industry are making aggressive moves. what will that mean in terms of how profitable this business can be? >> these folks are happy. one thing i quietly did this year is take $1.5 billion out of the cost structure. i am not having a macklemore party. you won't see

julian chang said that at&t see's this problem as a three-legged stool. it is my understanding right now that at&t has rescinded this pledge. this is a grave unfortunate event. i have assembled a group of local distinguished design professionals who have designed underground volts for electrical high voltage systems and telecommunications equipment with basements below sea level. if these facilities construct these with public right of way can meet this challenge like pg & e has, so can at&t. on the screen is our photographs of how pg & e has better understood the needs of san francisco. we would like to know if the city is holding at&t to a lesser standard compared to pg & e. on august 20th of this year in a public meeting with the coalition of san francisco neighborhoods, we recorded the following statements by at&t. when at&t was asked that -- >> my name is gary wise. i'm also the treasurer of the development and on the planning land use committee. when during the ceqa he

right out of school. i am a ceo and i can't comment on that. almost all consolidation in the industry was done for somebody to acquire spectrum. all the people who like tile right now, all they have a spectrum. they don't have a business. with t-mobile, i can tell you this movement and revolution will continue. whether we do it alone or we do it in a consolidation, we will be at the forefront of what happens. >> we talked a lot about at&t, we have to talk about some of the headlines. party crashing, you were kicked out of and at&t party? >> i love macklemore. i want to see him play. i was surrounded by a sea of humanity that escorted me out. i am sure i would've done something different. >> it wasn't a stunt? >> i was prominently displayed in the new york post next to kim kardashian and eliot spitzer. i have arrived. i am ready. >> what about profitability? we see your aggressive moves. others in the industry are making aggressive moves because t-mobile is. what does that mean in terms of service? >> if you look -- one of the things i quietly did this year is to take money out of the cost structure. i do not have a macklemore party. i did have a suite

and visit r t dot com as well for the latest on what's happening i. report is coming up in just a few minutes right here on r t international stay with us. he's values are maybe also reflect massive surveillance operation that is going on when we're talking about defending against terrorism which ultimately i think is it's where it is a catch twenty two right because you don't want to take a program away that is saving people and creating a safe environment but at the same time you know i truly believe that we all have a right to freedom i believe we should be surveilled etc. to china for example growing exactly the way the west screwed it quitting most credit in the system they creating more debt in the system the rich are getting richer and the poor poor eight hundred million people live a little less than fifteen dollars a day in china and that doesn't seem to be changing it's the number one problem the chinese government has right now you know it seems to me that what the rich have done is that you know they made themselves so comfortable but in the process of destroying the entire process of w

want to hit this t-mobile announcement right off the top. u're offering 450 bucks for t-mobile users to switch. turn is pretty low, according to your earnings report. average revenue per user for the 19th-consecutive quarter. was t-mobile starting to eat in that? why go after them like this? >> we wanted to give t-mobile a chance to sample the nation's fastest, most reliable 4g lte network. to get the best customer service and retail experience. and get access to the best devices in the industry, including the fact we announced today, an exclusive release from asis. we wanted them to feel that in a competitive market. >> you like everybody's customers. >> we take from everybody. >> you targeted t-mobile with this. why? >> they need to experience the network we have with a great value offer. this is a value triggered to them. we have a competitive industry. and a lot of promotional offerers are of this nature to see how they work. we think it's a great offer. it's a great deal. they're going to enjoy the network and the services we provide. yo

t and surface mounted programs there are cabinets that are frequently discussed. the two types are the interface cabinets, the green boxes that you see throughout the public right-of-way. and devices. at&t facility cabinets are still cabinets 59 inches wide, 48 inches wide and 26 inches deep. they house telecommunications equipment that allow us to provide communication services to speed telecommunication services. so the purpose of the program: the department has expressed concern that the installation of the surface mounted facilities whether at&t or any time will impede travel on public streets and inconvenience property owners and create blight right-of-way by the public. so in order to answer to these concerns that dpw had in august of 2005. dpw ordered 5 and 6 was implemented. this order which is titled regulation for issuing excavation permits in the public right-of-way is the purpose of the order to minimize the impact the placement of any sfm facility will have impact on the public right-of-way. this establishes rules and regulations anden insures permits affected will be heard before dpw issues any permit. a few things the applicant is required to provide is

helping t-mobile right now? >> they are helping themselves.s is spectrum that they were not using anyway and they are trying to unload it. they have not found a buyer to pay for this spectrum, this was buyer and seller coming together on price at the end of the day. cashber, to $.4 billion in is going to verizon, but t- mobile will be giving verizon some very valuable spectrum that they want to build out their lte network. this is crucial. from the standpoint of t-mobile, they are getting that low band spectrum that goes far and can asetrate office walls and -- well. >> the 700 megahertz spectrum, not to geek out, it lets them do the things that they have tried to do with data. for t-mobileble because why? >> exactly. credibleing to be a competitor to verizon wireless and at&t, which has been tough as number three. trying to be a more credible competitor in an environment where people are streaming videos for hours at a time, gobbling up bandwidth. number two, it could make it more attractive down the line for the likes of sprint, which has a