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we are teetering on the brink of collapse. article talking about the obama care debacle.are saying it is much like issue.rina that is true if not being able to log on is as ad is being stuck in the superdome for days. people tryingany to shape the way we see it that it is really clutter. of shaping the way we see things, is it me, or ofwe concur the rewriting the obama narrative is happening before our eyes? people always say they build you up, and then they tear you down. i said, they build you up to tear you down. mediathe rub against the in 2008 was that he had the media in his pocket, but that narrative is being rewritten. seems to me now they want to write a narrative where he is going to end up being a two-term jimmy carter, a failed president. >> i think you cannot put two- term and jimmy carter in the same sentence. i think the media is like society where we get tired very quickly. see great sports teams, and people say, i am tired of them winning. i think people get exhausted with the level of success, and that can turn around and become your nemesis where people

we are always teetering on that edge about how to make that preservation. what does this project, what could it do to blend in and be more part of the neighborhood. notice how to marsh is with banners and not big -- signs and serve those kinds of goals or it's going to be detrimental and take away from what we are trying to accomplish here and as well as addressing the needs of the mission that are there as well as parking as being a huge concern. thank you very much. next speaker. is there any other members that wish to speak, please lineup otherwise we'll proceed at the end of this speaker. >> hello, i'm been a resident of the theatre since 1972. i had had the opportunity to perform at the marsh and scene -- seen the development of thousands of performers. when the board of supervisors, when is the board of supervisors going to realize that keeping the sanctity and quarter -- quiet for artist to perform and needed to work that as it's going on in cities and many have gone on to new york to taken san francisco with them to expand their experience. do you r

a look at amazon, it has been teetering between profit and loss forever. since it launched and who knows if they will ever be profitable, but you have to see where the company is going. they have a certain unique aspect that will protect them from competition. that's looking at the companying, are they going to last, are they going to fend off, a lot of people will come after them. >> so mark schafer change in strategy, or just evolution, we have seen twitter lose over $300 million. >> well, i do think there are other opportunities for revenue streams. obviously advertising is the big one, advertising is what everybody will look at, but the other real goal here, is the data. the thing that is unique, and these are real time conversations happening and in a world where a lot of the traditional ways the companies and brands have connected with their consumers are going away, or are in decline, twitter offs a new way to connect to learn to get market insight. and i think the deal that they have struck with nielsen is maybe one glimpse at that. here is a new m

. >> do you think that this was really aimed at -- those who are teetering with plans not joining the 5 million who have lost them? for that five million it's too late. they're not getting it back. those who are teetering the president might have given a window to keep the policies going or is that ought of his control. >> only given a one, year window. whether you do it for one year or one month doesn't make any difference. you have to do the process i utalk about in 31 days. i don't know what they're doing. what he has done is -- this is political. when they pushed the button on october 1 to launch healthcare.gov they were not ready. it was an administrative mess. but they had to do it on october 1 for political reasons. then they said when the system crashed it's because everybody wants to sign up. everything is political spin with this administration, and obamacare. and now what they're doing is they're putting this hot potato back on the insurance executives' lap. either the insurance ceo says logistically i'm sorry, i can't do that, which in that case he is the bad guy taking th

-- >> rose: shoutout for him. >> harris teeter is -- i go to harris teet on a saturday morning and i speak the girl there is at the checkout in an american accent. there's no reason for me to do it but sometimes i just wake up and it's because i spend the best part of half a year as an american. >> rose: why does this series-- which had as its predecessor series in israel-- resonate so much with us. what is the conflict? what is the -- >> well, i have a -- i have a small theory about the sort of cultural life here in the states if i may which is predicated on fear and i think there's a tremendous fear of other here. which was brought home to floos a devastating and tragic way in 9/11. when america realized to what extent they hadn't quite got a grip of what was going on across the way there on the other side of the world and the degree to which ans notys had set in. and i think "homeland" -- "24" tapped into that. "homeland" taps into something further down the line which is a fear and uncertainty of that which we don't know. i find it here a lot in -- i find it here perpetrated in c

[deep trumpet] the sumatran elephant teeters on the edge of extinction, and there's no one else to blame but ourselves. [loud buzzing] it's here in grocery stores where the fate of indonesian elephants begins. you may have never heard of it, but palm oil, a common vegetable oil, has been a growing presence on supermarket shelves since the 1990s. it's high yield, versatility, and price make it an exceptional competitor against alternative vegetable oils. today, palm oil and its derivatives are present in 50% of all packaged food. products like bread, cookies, chocolate, chips, and even shower soap. the consumer benefits, but the sumatran elephants pay a price. their habitat is cleared by legal and illegal loggers to make room for palm oil plantations. we sent our u.k. field producer jim wickens to the aceh region of north sumatra. here the leuser ecosystem is one of the last remaining strongholds for indonesian wildlife. it's a 6-million-acre protected park, but it's being illegally cut down to make room for palm oil. >> we've driven into the leuser ecosystem. this is a place of tigers, e

kelly's car with her infant and 10-year-old in the backseat was left teetering on the ledge of the bridge100-foot drop below. >> at that point, screaming for anyone to get us out of here. >> reporter: get them out, they did. the whole family survived. then came the coroner's report on the truck driver showing he had significant levels of methamphetamine in his system. >> i knew accidents happened. we were lucky to survive. when the drug issue was brought up, this wasn't an accident, it could have been prevented. >> it's an epidemic, a problem. >> reporter: police go through the drug recognition expert training. they are taught to recognize seven drug categories that may impair a driver. this officer in redding is dre certified. >> left foot on the line, right foot in front of it, heel-to-toe. >> reporter: we watched for an hour as an officer did one on this women. the officer's conclusion, she was impaired by meth and heroin. just in the last year alone, california highway patrol sergeant has taught the dre course to 111 students from police departments across the state. >> our ability to

>>> a 7-year-old girl teeters on the edge of an air conditioning unit three stories above the ground.> the children had fear written all over their faces. >> i opened my eyes and i put my arms out and said catch her. don't miss. >> july 16, 2012. brooklyn, new york. it's a humid 89 degrees at the coney island houses where debra reed is resident association president. about 2:00 p.m., she hears local kids calling for help. >> miss debra, come outside. there's a girl standing on the air conditioner. we thought they were joking and playing a trick on us. >> reed is shocked to discover it's true. >> we were horrified to see this little girl standing on the air conditioner. >> a crowd is gathering transfixed by a little girl who had slipped through the side panels of an ac unit and is standing on top of it. a neighbor records the scene on his phone while someone dials 911 and reed rushes inside. >> i banged on the family's door to make them aware that the little girl was on the air conditioner. >> the girl's mother doesn't open the door. just then, steven st. bernard is arriving home from

a house in bosnia teetering on the edge of a cliff that doesn't used to be there. until recently this, hole was a pond. it disappeared when a sink hole formed. scientists say probably because of changes in water currents or irrigation changing the soil that caused this problem. >> british scientists say social media is intruding into bedrooms and couples having less sex. researchers say couples having sexless than five times a month, that compares with more than six times per month for 20 years. researchers say people are taking their tablets and smart phones into the bedroom ask using twitter, facebook and answering e mails researchers say sex and movies television and social networks more available than ever before. >> all right. >> well, looking for a home but not a dinner invitation? >> lincoln in all his glory. the and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i

last check, it was below so it's teetering on that point but right now it's below 16,000 at 15993. >>> and nasa launched its newest robotics scout to mars. >> ignition and liftoff of the atlas 5 with maven, looking for clues about mars. >> maven launched from cape canaveral, florida a little more than an hour ago. this will be nasa's 21st mission to mars. maven will examine the atmosphere during its year-long mission. scientists hope to understand how the planet became cold and dry. >>> relief efforts to the philippines are slowly picking up after that deadly typhoon that leveled the island 10 days ago. 4,000 are dead. there may be more bodies found if the debris. the united states is sending $10 million to allow military ships and transport planes to deliver more food water and medicine to the area. u.s. navy helicopters are delivering aid to remote areas where people have gone for days now with very little food and water. >>> folks here in the bay area have been very generous trying to help people displaced by the typhoon. one of the biggest local events was held yesterday in san jo

that will make your dollar go down pitcher what you need on a teeter totters to keep the cost up becausehe blade to combat that is the things that you want to without such as energy. energy stocks, is something that deals in oil and natural gas than the stuff that people need as the dollar goes down the cost goes up but that is good news for commodity producing companies they will make more money. gerri: i look at what is going on in the stock market does qian the eln the did the fed will we see the incredible boom in the stock market? >> they can keep the market stimulated for a period of time but stocks cannot stay overvalued trevor. gerri: are you predicting a downturn. >> one is inevitable. but stocks our expensive but you may want to increase cash pool in to make money available. what do you say? in to the tune of four 5% so they do business all of the world not just the u.s. economy and to make money in foreign currency as a part of their earnings if apple would be a good dancer. gerri: a lot of people say that company has seen its best days the exciting innovations from the past w

, we went with noly valley and i was told within a year or so, the rest of the district would be teetered with the new meters and that hasn't happened, if you could talk about the timing. >> yeah, sure, thank you. so, this has been a long process, it took us a long time to develop the request for a proposal because we wanted to make sure that all of the feedback we had gotten, particularly from some of our newer meters was incorporated and we're really pushing the parking meter industry, i think we're at the leader edge here in san francisco in term of making the technology work, particularly for the users. i believe the rfp was issued in january, it looks if we secure board approvalfinger we'll be basically issuing a notice to proceed probably next month, so december, the meter installation would start early in 2014 and it's probably about a 12 month process, so it would be by the end of calendar year 2014 that all 25 thousand meters should be replaced. we do have a rough idea of how we would go about sequencing that and i don't have it with me. i would be happy to share that with the bo

i teeter on if i agree or disagree. at what you do you can find different levels of attraction it is also about being professionals you have to have the separation between their personal life and business life that is tough with it tight quarters. melissa: you are single hopefully. [laughter] you are bound to seek someone attractive you know, them at a very real level ross is at a bar. >> i work in entertainment we cover hollywood couples so think about people and all the "twilight" fans this. >> but what is interesting let me go well because she was with her director that says women and older bosses but now we hear they are back together. >> really? >> vendor stare and the pressures of their job. >> some of the more lucrative and melinda gates that is a very traditional office with relatively dirty people maybe that is there only exposure. [laughter] >> michelle bauman and barack obama note mets in the losses there is to act more of a of office romance and love but people get caught up with stuff lust. i ended december

it's just raining levin on this entire system extremely flat fragile has been teetering at times and is only barely. in many cases in recent years. maintain a delicate balance which was established. right after the end of the civil war back in nineteen ninety eight the topic at eleven on syria are almost mirror images of each other they both have seemed very similar ethnic divisions fierce sectarian divides. they resemble each other in many ways which is why when lebanese look a bit like syria. nancy this pillar is violence. it triggers very tight memories and that they suddenly get very fearful for what their future their future could portend my cycling once again it is not known who is behind such that it really is just cooking gear seventy six. and actually i'm just to say we must be very clear we can strike any links right now than it would obviously like you said isn't that stupid weeks we use the wood that's not really as to patchwork of hezbollah's stronghold at their various shiite groups throughout this neighborhood has a lot is dominant prominent among them and has a lot mi

distance a lot of time they do in the me anything can happen but i was thinking i was i would not teeter on the first round so it's going to show me think oh yeah i think he i mean do you really get a first round i'm just too aggressive i'm like i'm really hungry right now so when you were training and us helping him for his fights you could beat them right there you don't want to be them you want to you know be a help i'm going to help you but you know you could beat i know i could beat him we have some social media questions for you at age w. gore tweets to you agree with mam m.m.a. fighter josh barnett that there are more athletes in m.m.a. today than fighters i would have to agree with just running. but at least to me he means i people who don't don't go to fight is want to come to you know just bored a crowd a part of really good at rest and probably really good at it soon and these are more out letting what i thought is not right real fighters clint burn on facebook if you could by any living or dead person in their private who would you want to fight and live in a dead person in a

. >> premiums will go of 2015 and then they will drop out of the market sees see that right now teetering in participation i think that will be worse than that of premiums of have to accommodate the older and sicker population. >> they are already higher aid to say it will be worse? >> and the exchanges that is why it will be more competitive to go outside the exchange even though they're not have that benefit they will still get the cheaper deal but at least will be affordable. gerri: doctors got taken for coming on. consumers fighting back against their insurance getting canceled to residents are suing in them blue cross from misleading them into key and selling from the grandfathered policies we have the attorney representing the plaintiffs in both cases figgie for coming on to be with us. explain what happened in simple terms. >> my to clients were induced to switch from the grandfathered policy to a new policy that is of the blue cross touted would be a better policy and in some cases cheaper. what they did not tell them is by switching there would be canceled that was important beca

that system is teetering out and looks like it's not going to be much of a producer. nice looking day. there's no snow in the mountains from this next system. it's just going to feed clouds in here. filter our sunshine and give us kind of a five day forecast that looks like this. increasing clouds tomorrow. thursday a lot of clouds and in here maybe some embedded sprinkles, wet weather. nothing big though. saturday, sunday, and monday it starts to clear up and looks nothing like november. stunning, we need the rain but we're not going to get it so enjoy it. >> we've had a run of warm, dry days. >> look back east and think about it. >>> there were a lot of smiles and thank yous tonight as reese and his wife delivered food baskets to those in need. reese had a big smile on his face as he stood with families who came to the boys and girls club in west oakland to pick up their food baskets. reese says that he knows what they're going through and he has gone without himself and feels good to help those in need. >> it's bittersweet. because you have the opportunity to bless

that system is teetering out and looks like it's not going to be much of a producer.y. there's no snow in the mountains from this next system. it's just going to feed clouds in here. filter our sunshine and give us kind of a five day forecast that looks like this. increasing clouds tomorrow. thursday a lot of clouds and in here maybe some embedded sprinkles, wet weather. nothing big though. saturday, sunday, and monday it starts to clear up and looks nothing like november. stunning, we need the rain but we're not going to get it so enjoy it. >> we've had a run of warm, dry days. >> look back east and think about it. >>> there were a lot of smiles and thank yous tonight as reese and his wife delivered food baskets to those in need. reese had a big smile on his face as he stood with families who came to the boys and girls club in west oakland to pick up their food baskets. reese says that he knows what they're going through and he has gone without himself and feels good to help those in need. >> it's bittersweet. because you have the opportunity to bless people and it's

tim carter saw the reverend jim jones teetering on the edge that day. >> you could see his jaws gettingtle bit tighter, you know, and his arms being folded. >> after the truck left for the airport, carter turned to his wife. >> i said, i think we're all going to die. he's going to try to kill everybody. >> then an announcement over the loudspeaker. >> we walked up to the pavilion. it was very quiet. it was very somber. >> how very much i've loved you. how very much i've tried my best to give you a good life. >> this from jim jones in the last tape-recording he ever made. >> if we can't live in peace then let's die in peace. >> he told his flock that this man, larry layton, planned to bring down congressman ryan's plane. >> they're going to shoot that pilot and down comes that plane into the jungle, and we had better not have any of our children left when it's over. >> he said the guyanese army would come through the jungle to torture them. >> when they start parachuting out of the air they'll shoot some of our innocent babies, and i don't think we should sit here and take any more time

. >> premiums will go of 2015 and then they will drop out of the market sees see at right now teetering in participation i think th will be worse than that of premiums of have to accommodate the older and sicker population. >> they are already higher aid to say it will be worse? >> and the exchanges that is why it will be more competitive to go outside the exchange even though they're not have that benefit they will still get the cheaper deal but at least will be affordable gerri: doctors got taken for coming on. consumers fighting back against their insurance getting canceled to residents are suing in them blue cross from misleading them into key and selling from the grandfathered policies we have the attorney representing the plaintiffs in both cases figgie for coming on to be with us. explain what happened in simple terms. >> my clients were induced to switch from the andfathered policy to a new policy that is of the blue cross touted would be a better policy and in some cases cheaper. what they did not tell them is by switching there would be canceled that was important because if t

teetering on the brink of a bubble. they have become more affordable you have people jumping in.e rates are still low. people who have been on the sidelines are thinking now might be a good time to get in. still live to do your homework, research, dual of this. a good thing is that lenders might be willing to sort of move the process along more quickly because they are not large down by volume. not to say you want to go with the four-cylinder. check their ratings and reviews. but if you do your homework and play it right you could find and buy some leprosy like. gerri: less talk about the first of the year. real reasons to start thinking about moving. your plan is we're going to move into your four months he might speed that up because there are new rules coming out. it really impacts people in expensive markets. your cost is going to rise if you don't get on board quickly. >> tighter lending standards, stricter verification process, the debt to income ratio cannot be above 43%. luxury buyers will jump in now. it wants to deal with 2014. the income is body cannot renew our, ceo.

some towns in bankruptcy some teetering on the edge and that's starters.ne today. san francisco hero city today. joined forces with make-a-wish foundation. a thrill for us sitting on the sidelines watching. makes easy getting up in politics and even a bit snarky especially at a time like this washington. hearing about a child like miles and city and organization doing things for him puts things in perspective. reminds us there is good in the world and there is big good. this is big good. congratulations to miles and to san francisco. miles, we we need you in washington. that's my off-the-record. good night. >>> welcome to "red eye." tonight -- >> coming up on "red ides." mansters, are these half man and half monsters teaming up with other hybrids to ignite a revolution? and does the? president want to get rid of all traffic lights? >> this is>>hi something that i not only the right thing to is do, but it is critical to our economy. >> and finally, christmas cool or christmas crap? why some parents are going all g out to give their kids the worst presents e

the next system will deepen out in the pacific but at the same time its like a teeter totter effect. if anything i'm in maybe next tuesday. again we have a couple days to deal with it. the weekend will be fine. slightly cooler. rain next week. this is a computer enhance showing you where the rain night go. everything is fine through sunday and monday. we are on the talented of that. fog, sun, hazy. cooler coast and bay. warm inland. temperatures if you're by the coast and bay it will be cooler. 60s for some. mid 70s for others. brentwood in there. walnut creek, concord. 70s to mid 70s cooler santa cruz but still upper 60s. santa claire rap at 73. main 60s on the peninsula or very low 70s. not much change. i think a little cooler inland temps by sunday, increasing clouds monday, rain to the north, and maybe back to sunny and warmer on tuesday. >>> twitters debut was the latest successful chapter in the social media chapter. twitter set its price but the price quickly sored. at one point it did stop $50 a share before settling in at $45 where it will reopen today. but the messaging ser

how much of middle class america teeters just one step away from poverty? and the pain of making families do without. >> i'm not lazy, i work every day. and to apply for food stamps was -- was a new low for me. >> also tonight, on the move. slowly. as wings and wheels slog towards grandma's we look towards what's ahead for that long trip home. and what's not to love? ball of starch, wrapped in dough and fried. new york's beloved knish, and what's on the menu. >> we could never have imagined the outcry for when they're going to be back. >> good evening, thanks for being with us. i'm joie chen. as we begin this holiday most closely associated with celebration, with abundance and even excess, it might be a little unfair of us to ask you to stop and consider the worry and the anxiety of many american families on the periphery of the economic safety net. but it is an important moment we believe to think about the growing need of the many americans who are faced every day with a choice between paying basic bills or feeding their families. what do you do when you

i think that the economy keeps teetering onto brink, and though you had reasonably decent numbers overs, they're not nearly as strong as you need to get the economy back to full employment. so i think that that's why that dissatisfaction is building. the dong people have been expecting hasn't arrived. >> maria, the numbers can say whatever they are, they can be accurate. if people don't feel it, then does it really matter? >> that's exactly right. and so, i do agree mostly with reihan in terms of the number might be good on paper, but unless people are feeling it, that's not something that's going to be reflected in poll numbers. and look, you know, this is why the president is focused on infrastructure. he's focused on talking more about the economy. i think this is frankly another reason why americans don't believe not just the president, but washington is not focused on the economy. when they don't hear talk of the economy from their legislators, from the leaders that they elected, they feel like it's falling by the wayside, and it's reflected in the numbers. the president wants to

david: jeff saut, it seems according to larry anyway, we're kind of teetering at the top right now, do you agree? >> there have been some die vern enzis that showed up last couple weeks. dyer vergences. suggesting the same thing here, to the next couple weeks. >> let me emphasize, jeff, for those who don't know, you timed last summer's pullback about 6% almost to the percentage point, correct? >> pretty close. >> you see another one coming. tell us about it. >> well, it just, the market is straight up here since october 9th, i believe was the near term reaction level. we've been straight up. a lot 6 indices are overbought on a short-term basis. a lot of macro sectors are overbought on a short-term basis. i do think the natural forces of the market suggest some kind of pullback here which should set up the fabled santa claus rally into year-end. david: that would be nice. ken has specific stocks. i will go to him in a second but carl icahn, i know what you're saying, jeff, your is as sent any personal investments do you think carl icahn is talking his book in some way when he suggested

there's going to be a cost and in my state, we have a lot of rural hospitals that teeter in the balance. my fear is, these hospitals may be bankrupt by overwhelming them with medicaid patients. same with doctors. they may leave if overwhelmed. so, i see the positive and i also see the negative and the real problem is, we're driving everyone out of the individual market, and there's going to be four plans, where there was once hundreds of plans that you could choose from, there are now four government-mandated plans. i had people all across kentucky come up to me last week and say, i had great insurance, but mine is better than the president thinks i should have. i have to step down to a less good plan. >> you're saying even the website problems are fixed you're not confident that obama care is going to work? >> you know, i think government is inherently inept because they don't work on a profit motive. government has to do certain things. there's a certain safety net. there's national defense, there's roads, there's judiciary, congress. i would say that there are fundamental things that

>> his career was teetering.c. that was not selling records. columbia records oh almost dropped him before "ring of fire" and he was still not the superstar he thought that he got this great response from prison audiences. he could capture that on record, it would be a very, very big event. and i went because i thought it would be a great story and i was trying to convince the "l.a. times" to hire me. the two things i remember, the charisma and how meaningful it was. johnny cash's greatest talent may be -- he was a smart guy, 160 i.q., but could empathize with the underdog. he empathized with those prisoners. and the prisoners' response was fantastic. but the second thing i remember from that day, how scary it was. i had never been in a prison before. and two weeks before there had been a guard taken hostage. he had been freed, but it was so tense that guards were walking around with shotguns. the prisoners were told if you get out of the seats, we're going to stop the show. so when the concert was over, i though

that, to me, was a little bit frightening because it looks like the eurozone is just teetering on theng back into recession. how do you see that? >> it is very low growth. it just turned to positive territory, and this is already, in my view, is good news. however, growth will remain weak, will remain fragile and uneven across the euro area. so we have a high degree of homogeneity as far as growth is concerned across the europe area, a bit stronger this germany but less so in the countries that went through a deep recession and went through a deep adjustment process. liz: well, the reaction last week from the european centralback was to cut rates to -- bank was to cut rates to near zero. was that the right decision? >> this is an issue which has to be discussed with those who have taken the decision. so i am just watching what they have done. in my view, this decision was based on past data, was triggered by the inflation rate which was 0 .be 7% in -- 0.7% in october this year -- liz: which is low. >> which is low, but it is very likely that we will have higher inflation rates in the

. >> and if this removal of the fuel rods that are teetering in an unstable building 100 feet up in the air, some 1,500 of these fuel rods, they hold the radioactive fallout equivalent of some 14,000 hiroshima bombs and it's under the watch of a private nuclear power company that has been very much behind the eight ball on this whole crisis, that has not disclosed what's been going on, really, until long after the fact. and which has proven incapable of handling the crisis even up to this point. >> there's a group of 16 international experts that have put together a plan for how this should be approached. and yet, it's not getting any attention. so, we really wanted to bring attention to that plan and bring the global attention to this problem. >> but if you hold a demonstration here in new york and the media pay no attention, what have you accomplished? >> well, i mean, there are a lot of people that are concerned about this all around the world. and we need to be heard. and by coming together across the many issues and the many international borders, you know, we're going to make this