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harvey pitt, tha you so much. it's aays great to see you. >> thank you.on to other government problems. remember casher clunkers? the white house proclaims an economic and environmental success. of course, we know it wasn't a success on the first count and now it turns out that they are not right about that one either. according to eu magazine, the cars were not recycle. they shredded them. that process sent tons of parts to landfills each year. so which cars ended up in the shredder? that list is tonight's top five. number five is the chevy blazer. 50 miles per gallon, about a clunker. this gm classic is clearly a clunker. it was redesigned in the '90s is a smaller percentage before being discontinued. before that, the dodge caravan. it was one of the biggest hits for chrysler. the company plans to make them through 2014. the jeep grand cherokee is another one. this vehicle is still popular with off-road enthusiast even though it only gets about 50 miles per gallon. number two is the board f150. but it only gets about 17 miles per gallon. in the number o

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the soonere can get tha, that capital productive, that is good for, as i said, the jobs it will create. but at the same time, oil will start flowing. we'll improv security supply and obviously from our shareholders perspective that will be money that starts to earn and at the current time that is not earning any return for us. melissa: well,it will be a shame if this pipeline doesn't come to fruition because we know that oil in canada will end up going over to asia. russ, thank you for coming onto the show andaking your case. best of luck to you. >> thank you very much. melissa: and of course we'll continue following the progress of the keystone xl pipeline very closely. it will be very interesting to see how this all plays out. >>> now you heard rich kinder say fracking is good. let's take it a step further, when i spoke to an environmentalist, he said fracking actlly makes us richer and pollutes less than other alternatives. he allo calls fracking quote, by far the decade's best green energy option. he started off our interview by saying that in the u.s. carbon emissions are at the l

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. >> thanks. [ laughter ] >> reporter: thas why truecar is planning to add up to 20 more employees by >> we want to make sure we're prepared to ride that tide. >> reporter: during the recession, california was lufzing jobs -- losing jobs to states with lower corporate income taxes. since february, california has created 234,000 new jobs, more than texas, west virginia, and oregon combined. >>> the house of representatives finally approved a $9.7 billion relief package for sandy victims. it's the first portion of the larger package the house initially declined to consider. lawmakers are expected to weigh in on the remaining $51 billion in 11 days. >>> some people on new york's staten island whose homes were devastated are upset with google. they say they don't want anyone on the internet to see their wrecked homes. google hopes the apps will help generate more awareness and support. >>> if you get nervous before you fly, this is not going to make you feel better. a pilot in the cockpit, getting ready for takeoff found reeking of booze. michelle miller tells us it happens more than you

the arguments is that by taking your business away from this gun store, away from dana safety supply, tha you're taking away significant part of their business and that it could cause them to lay off workers or shut down? >> i haven't heard that. i don't do enough business with dana safety supply to hurt their bottom line. i can't imagine thats true whatsoever. although i have bought from dana safety supply. dana safetity supply doesn't exist because i buy from them. we buy from a lot of vendors and put out bids for different things. in fact we had aid for semiautomatic rifles. we bought six more from another vendor because we wouldn't use dana safety supply. we just took delivery on those guns today. melissa: when you say you were pulling your business from their store, what is their response? >> as of this minute i have not heard a single word from dana safety supply. melissa: okay. thank you for coming on our show tonight. >> yes, ma'am. have a great day. >> have a nice weekend. here is the "money" question of the day does na safety supply decision to sell automatic rifles only to law

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the government says they can be postponed, while but opposition says that is unconstitutional and tha >> welcome back. a reminder of our top stories here on al jazeera. people have been killed in ivory coast at a traveling at a football stadium. they were watching the new year's fireworks display. a large explosion in pakistan's big city have let people dead. it was a political rally. a deal to avert the so-called fiscal cliff has run into opposition in the republican controlled house of representatives. indian prosecutors will seek the death penalty for five men accused of gang-raping a 23- rolle woman. the victim died from her injuries after being raped and beaten on a bus last week. protests have been going on in the capital of new delhi since then. >> people do not know how to treat each other. parents tell their daughters to be bold, get educated, go out and see the world, but they do not tell the sons how to behave with women, even their own sisters, and take them for granted. how will avoid respect any woman? >> india has an ambitious scheme to put cash directly into the hands

other than tha go away. this is none of their business. i want to make fun of the restaurant i was at last night, i have that rightt. >> i think johnathon might win the battle when it comes to people on twitter making comments. he love its and that's the truth . johnathon is the government can going too far. >> yes, unions have the right to organize but no rightt to use government force which is what the nlrb. this is a branch of government. only worted i would come up. hoodspa. people think they have the right to bad mouth their boss and show up for work and expect their two week vacation. the decide who works there and they have the right to fire any employee for any reason. >> marjorie this is a tough line in the sand to find out what is appropriate on both sides. i understand what they are doing. they can't go too far and they are accused of being pro unon. >>> and you have to look at the free market system. if you are on twitter, i have done the same thing. you put yourself out there in national media or facebook or twitter, recollect

when the tha >>> rising violence. a dwindling police department that calls to bring out the national guard in oakland. >>> when the thaw out begins. >>> and good evening. it is cold and it is going to get colder overnight. the temperatures dipped stkpo the 20s early this morning. we are expecting to see more of the same tonight. but, change is coming. >> the deep freeze continues to deepen. livermore is down to 38 degrees. it was at 44 minutes ago but the wind, so far, now calmed. a lowing that temperature to -- allowing that temperature to plummet. meanwhile, tonight, overnight, we are expecting to dip down to 25 degrees. yesterday or overnight we had a record of 26 degrees there. 20s in livermore throughout the try valley. 22 in -- tri-valley. 22 again that is why we have a warning in place. frost advisory is in place. this is a prolonged cold snap. so, we will tell you when the warmer more mild air mas will move back into the area. and ann that is coming up later in the newscast. >> looking forward to that, thanks.

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we were trying to make sure that i got on hurt bank account and she had signed the paperwork, thank tha. she said i will give you a call on tuesday and she had a stroke on tuesday and the rest is history she said a few words here and there. >> what are you doing these days? >> i'm the ceo of my mother's founding and we are expending our educational platform to make it more available online as well as in the school system because our mission was to get non-violence across so that it becomes a way of life, and i think the only way to really do that is to go through education so that is the mandated system to bring about the community that he talked about by teaching people and educating them in the philosophy and the methodology of nonviolence and also developing the leaders. so that's what i'm doing and we are also in the process of building a whole new facility that will be very interactive so that when young people, it will be like a social experience. so when you leave it will be light you should be inspired and you will be educated at the same time. so why call let experience at the

i think that to m what tha means is to give them a sent of reassurance, a sense of certainty that if things really are difficult from external threats or otherwise, that we would be there as an ally. i think that what's going to have to happen is we'll have to decide what we want to accomplish, if we want to just support the training of afghan troops or building of institutions you can do that in a few locations it wouldn't take a lot of people. if you have wider asrations to put advisors at farther levels either civilian or military or you decide to provide medical support, medevac aircraft which takes a lot of bases to do, whatever you decide, the matt math goes up very quickly. if you want to put them out in remote locations you have two choices you either accept risk which is not an irrational thing or you put an infrastructure of fire support communications medical evacuation, hospitals and all of those thing to support them, which takes a significant nuer of pele and places. once you do that, you start to get much larger footprint than some people might think when they throw nu

>> george: that's the past, and to witness the power of a life transformed by god, look no farther tha denadi terkin. the year was 1987, and the former soviet union faced political changes. and he sat in prison. >> i had a ba bad reputation in prison. prisoners were even afraid of me. >> george: one day christians came to share the love of jesus. he says it was the first time he heard the message. but it took four years for it to sink in. >> in 1991, i dropped to my knees in the prison cell and told god i was a sinner. from that moment i went from serving satan to a servant of jesus. >> george: the prison miraculously shortened his sentence by five years, and he was released in 1996. the day after he walked out of prison, he walked into a bible training seminar, organized by russian ministries, which focuses on bringing the gospel to the former soviet union. >> russian ministries was very fundamental in my life. their classes taught me how to share my new faith with others. and they put in my heart to help change the next generations of leaders in my country. >> george: he was baptized

police believe that was is a nan tha, driving, 19 years old, cited with damaging property, reckless and careless driving. >> that girl may need to go back to driver's ed. [ bleep ]. >>> a kangaroo chase leaves police hopping mad. >> you can see they're having a heck of a time tracking this thing down. >> find out how they stop the hop. >>> and a big boat and a small bridge equals a big bang. >> look at the size of that thing. >> why would you attempt that? >> find out what it took free the yacht next on "right this minute." >>> not your every day police chase went down, down under in australia. not a fugitive on the run. not a stolen car. >> a kangaroo. >> this video's from 10 news, running a muck in the short-term parking garage at the melbourne airport. now five police officers as well as a number of airport security after this kangaroo, which they believe is a male, 3 or 4-year-old eastern gray kangaroo, and can you see they're having a heck of a time tracking this thing down. >> yeah. this thing can hop like a cheetah runs. >> still can't find his car. >> flight cancelled. didn't kn

through different programs through a transitional program we've got going tha for pays for everything. treatment doesn't show up on the insurance but it's very expensive. it takes a lot of time. you have to dedicate yourself to. i lost a lot of weight when i first went through it. it was bad. i had to move my mom from east coast to west coast because i was in and out of the hospital because i couldn't eat. longest migraine i had was 31 days. i was in the hospital twice during that period of time. i had no idea what was going on, no clue. then i don't know what is going on. i need help. the next day they had me at ucsf and i something called d.a. d.a. t. treatment. >> migraines ended your career prematurely. you have all the post concussive syndromes, memory loss. >> we haven't even got to that. >> you said you stayed to bed five days a time. junior seau, he kills himself. were you ever at that point, suicidal thoughts are part of this? >> i'm on the good side now. i can sit and tell you, yes. it's very taxing. i went from being this elite athlete being in bed not being able to feed my

. -- let's cross over to the you tha u.s. u.s. chuck hagel has been nominated as the secretary of the defense -- as secretary of defense. he has been criticized for opposing israel -- opposing strong action against iran. obama has also nominated john brennan to head the central intelligence agency. we cross over now live to washington. what more can you tell us about obama's pics? -- picks? >> john brennan is truly an insider. he has 25 years of counterintelligence experience. he has been a trusted advisor for the republicans and the democrats. he is very much trusted by obama. it is said that he only needed to raise his hand if he wanted the job, and, apparently, that is what he did. he he supported the so-called enhanced interrogation technique, most commonly known as waterboarding, back under the bush administration am a but that should not keep him from being nominated -- bush administration thomas but that should not keep him from being -- back under the bush administration. that should not keep him from being confirmed. he i

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nowe s tha video. millions of people have seen it. soone sent it toe on my facebook pa.e you. with more than 7 millionits on youtube, arthur boan's ysical transformation is shocking and inspiring. 15 years ago, artr was a paratroopein themilitary. physical demands of the job took a toll o hisack and gs, leaving m with canes and braces. >> i gained a lot of weight. >> what do youall a lot of weight? >> at bsolute heaviest i igd somewhere over 340 pounds. i couldn give you anxact figure. we h to approximate my weight cause i couldn't weigh myself on one scale. >> reportes the pounds add up, his emotional state fell apart. >> thereas many, many times i was truly disgusted whai had become. when furniture gives weigh undernea you, when you can't do things that everyon else can do -- >> reporter: and his health was declining. >> i was at a point in my le ere i fully expected die. wasaving difficulty moving, difficulty standing up. i had aually gotten t a point where i could not drive a car. >> reporter: after nerous failed dietsnd exercise regimerthur was looking online for pa

. -- let's cross over to the you tha u.s. u.s. chuck hagel has been nominated as the secretary of the defense -- as secretary of defense. he has been criticized for opposing israel -- opposing strong action against iran. obama has also nominated john brennan to head the central intelligence agency. we cross over now live to washington. what more can you tell us about obama's pics? -- picks? >> john brennan is truly an insider. he has 25 years of counterintelligence experience. he has been a trusted advisor for the republicans and the democrats. he is very much trusted by obama. it is said that he only needed to raise his hand if he wanted the job, and, apparently, that is what he did. he he supported the so-called enhanced interrogation technique, most commonly known as waterboarding, back under the bush administration am a but that should not keep him from being nominated -- bush administration thomas but that should not keep him from being -- back under the bush administration. that should not keep him from being confirmed. he i

less tha than not more. >> did you think things will be clear cut? >> the constitution is clear that he should be inaugurated on january 10, but it does not say what should happen if he does not get inaugurated on that date. this is a critical moment with no time for splits. i expect they will find a way to paper over the cracks and deliver an election within a 30 days of the president being declared. declared so it should happen soon. >> thank you very much indeed. the pakistani schoolgirl who survived a gun attack by the taliban has been discharged from the hospital where she has been treated in the uk, queen elizabeth hospital. malala yousafzai, 15, was shot in the head because if she had been campaigning for girls' education. she will continue her rehabilitation and families temporary home in england before she has to undergo major reconstructive surgery in a few weeks' time. our correspondent is outside the hospital in birmingham. a great moment for her and her family. but there's a long road ahead for her. >> the next couple months, more surger

promenade, it was funded the 2008 clean and neighborhood parks bond, there are some additional dollars that tha* the port is lining to be allocated to continue that along the historic arch, it's a great site and i encourage everybody to visit it. i want to give you a quick update on the pool building, you've read a couple of stories this week, it was damaged by a fire on december 1 and very sadly on december 7, the leaders from variety of city department, fire department, department of building inspection, department of public works met with architectural experts and they determined the building was unsaved, it's a sad and many respects to a very amazing chapter in city history, that site over the last -- although the building has really been closed and on the down side since the 70s, it had a very glorious period of time which welcomed olympic swimmers and it was the largest outdoor salt water pool in its time, but we worked with the preservation opportunity and a lot of community stakeholders to try to salvage a sad situation and i'm proud that we've come up with a plan which is going to pres

who does the air power if some kind of special forces or ground forces are needed, who does tha so i think tt onhis issue, unlike, say, on the iran issue, israel and the u.s. are very much in tandem. at least they understand one another. and i'm told that netanyahu recently-- and i'm reading-- described his relationship with the obama white house on this as an "intimate relationship" which is certainly not the way one would describe their relationship over iran. >> ifill: so far tonight, nothing about retaliation from syria for this attack? >> no. though it is interesting, as you pointed out, that just really within the last halfour syrian television did confirm -- i think what they confirmed was that someone -- that planes did hit a facility near damascus. now, was that the facility where the s.a.-17s are coming from? we don't really know if the two are connected or it's all one incident and we have to remember, you know, after the benghazi attack how incomplete and scattered early reports are. but syrians have confirmed the israelis hit. >> ifill: fortunately we have you on the gro

thas just above the thresld foan edemic. nine of ten regions had "elevated" flu activity, confirming the seasonal outbreak has spread earlier than usual. california shivered today as some of the coldest weather in years hit much of the state. early morning temperatures dipped into the 20s, and some citrus growers shrouded plants in protective covers to save them from frost. others used fans to circulate the air. the system also dumped snow on thursday that closed part of interstate five for 17 hours. the cold was expected to last through the weekend. west virginia senator jay rockefeller will not seek a sixth term in 2014. the veteran democrat announced the decision today. he said he believes he could have been re-elected, even though the state is trending more republican. but at age 75, he said he wants more time with his family. >> it is not a political decision. and it has not been easy. it's simply this. as i approach 50 years of nonstop public service in west virginia, i know deep within me that the end this term in 201

tha >>> less may be more when it comes to treating breast cancer. dr.im came on the new research that says lez invasive treatment may increase survival rates. >> 50-year-old tony spring was diagnosed with breast cancer last summer. she decided on a lumpectomy. >> very happy with the choice. because i didn't have to stay in the hospital for longer than the surgery and a couple hours after recovery. >> a new study from duke university finds women who treat their early stage breast cancer have better survival rates than women who undergo mastectomies. women, this will support them in the idea that it is a very good treatment option for them. >> previous research showed the two operations produced the same result. this is the first study to suggest radiation may be a better option. over the last decade, more women are opting to have their entire breast removed, especially younger patients. the study may reverse that trend. >> i think sometimes parents think that mastectomy is a bigger operation, it means it's better treatment. >> factors like tumor size and

i'm not saying buying a car rather tha education.t today you can start business without a college degree. and the government is making it easier to pay off if it's not as valued ab students are overdeaded that online degree isn't worth $40,000 and i'm never going to pay this off and bad for the economy in the long run. >> walker, is this investment worth it? >> i think it's worth noting that students are forced to go back to school because of the state of our economy right now. it's also worth noting that we're in a pervasive low interest rate environment right now and i'm concerned at some point, and we have been for successive quarters of us having an interest rate spike, if we have an interest rate spike and we've got inflation, all the loans outstanding, 85% by the way which the government holds, students have a heck of a time paying off the loans in a high interest rate environment, are we creating a debt burden on the students and being unfair to them at the end of the day and that's my main concern as far as this issue is conc

. >> you could tell the driver was going incredibly fast to be able to go over the median and slam tha hdin the bus. ow fm to russia where crashes are pretty ordinary. but it's not a crash in this video. you see ahead a land cruiser, you can barely see it. it's up here to the left traveling in front of a white car. >> oh my goodness. wow. >> some sort of like mafia hit? >> a big explosion. sources saying this was a murder attempt. and the explosive device was underneath the land cruiser. we've got this incident from a number of different angles. and you can see the flames. you see the explosion. you see the smoke. after the explosion you see the land cruiser pull over a little bit and somebody comes over with the fire eng tinxtinguisher to t the fire. the person is expected to survive. you saw how the explosion was towards the rear of the vehicle fortunately. >> if you have your cell phone and laptop out in public, you don't leave it unattended. this guy in florida had his laptop and his cell phone on the table, decided he was going to walk outside to smoke a cigarette. leaves it on th

sort of military or forceful reaction against people who were gathered in jerusalem for the holy days tha kiafis wanted to make sure that it didn't explode and the result being perhaps repression of their own authority. >> and this is the way we treat troublemakers in order to gain social control. did you find any evidence of interrogation by the high pryce or by his associates? >> well, there were two different traditions preserved in the gospel material. one is that there are one or even two full trials of the prices, chief prices and elders. >> what is your crucial? >> oh, i don't know of anybody that thinks that probably happened. >> that didn't take place according to what your scholarship shows, correct? >> it would be a surprise. but the gospel of john says something else. >> what? >> the gospel john has something entirely different. the gospel of john has no nitrile. the gospel john after jesus is ambushed simply has jesus led to a bri conversation before akafis who asks him about following and teaching and then goes to pileate. considering how busy the prices were at pass overwhe

the debt that democrats have and the need tha republicans have for it. you look at the exit polling, and it's critically clear, obama got 71% of the latino vote. in 2008, mccain did a little better. let's go back to 2004. kerry, who lost, pulled in 53%. topping double digits, 10% of the voter base. so, ana, those house republicans have to be very, very careful if they want to be relevant. >> they know that, christine. i just spent three days with the republican house conference at their retreat in williamsburg, virginia. and this was a big part and a big theme of the three-day conference. we need to do better with minorities. we need to do better specifically with hispanics. we need to change the tone. we need to have a message. they absolutely know it. i left there feeling a very much more optimistic republican than when i got there. i heard a better reception. i heard an acknowledgement. i heard a desire to do something from a vast majority of the republicans that were there. and i think john boehner, going back to the issue that he's going to have to

the problem is you can't really detect cancer tha cancer frequently looks the same as normal tissue. >> you can see texture? >> yes. >> if you can improve the image would you be able to tell more? >> yes, there's a lot of research going on in that arena now to increase not only the resolution of the ultrasound but also to add things that might be able to be detected in cancer as opposed to normal -- >> the third thing that mention to have is the digital examination, the digital probe, the doctor's finger. what is he looking for with that probe? >> well, the actual digit tal rectal exam, prostate cancer arises 70-80% of the time in the outer portion of the prostate so the closerrest thing you can get to is your finger -- >> softness or hardness, is that the key, if it's hard you're in trouble, soft you're ok? >> that's one of them. and also if there's an irregularity. >> what does that mean? >> a bump, a nodule. >> there are presumably an experienced doctor who has conducted many rectal, digital rectal exams has a greater -- it's like the doctor's hands on the body, some of the are te

now i asked her mom about those earlier, and she told me tha was probably more tied to an old longtime friend, in her words, more just like 19-year-old drama. but again at that time her mom sounding very hopeful. and the sheriffs again saying it appears she was walking and may have fallen. now, her father was in tahoe to receive the news. again her mom here. when we last saw her, she was with family and friends. but i wanted to show you what's out front in the mailbox, two angels here. there is a ribbon and a candle. and just awful news here this morning. again, her mom, her family inside, but we're keeping our distance out of respect because they just got this terrible news this morning as well. reporting live in petaluma, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> a fire had crews scrambling in san jose this morning. it started around 4:20 at the palliative health center north of 101. managers say it appears that someone tried to break in and the place smelled like gas. no one was hurt, though. inspectors will look at the surveillance video for clues. workers say they're trying to do eve

a dangerous combination tha could create problems tomorrow morning. chief meteorologist doug kammerer, tracking from the storm 4 weather deck. hello, doug. >> hi, doreen. can't see tight much tit too mu. light snow starting to fall. down to the stoouth, fairfax, prince george, and south. south of 66, or south of 50, the best places to see some snow. also back to the west. winchester, frederick, portions of the west virginia panhandle. starting to see snow. the snow will stick immediately. because the the temperatures have been below freezing for the last 48 hours, just about. 25 degrees right now in washington. 25, manassas. only going to get 1/2 inch to an inch in some locations. because of cold temperatures this will stick to the ground. also because of the timing this will probably end around rush hour tomorrow morning. so most of your surfaces, grass, roads, sidewalks are all going to be covered in the morning. so once again, not a huge deal. but even a half inch or inch of snow on the ground on the roads on the grassy surfaces or on sidewalks cou

. >> her doctor told her she had basal cell karcarcnorma and tha the radiation necessary would be too hard on the then 100-year-old. >> i didn't think anything was going to happen, let's face it. at this stage of the game. >> doctors at stanford asked her to take part in a research program involving about 100 patients taking a newly fda approved pill. this doctor was part of the research nearly 20 years ago that provided the science behind the pill. >> if you are exposed to sun, you mutate this signal to the stem cell, and then you get too much in the stem cells and it keeps growing and growing. that's what cancer is. >> the pill acts as an inhibitor to the signal. >> it blocks the signal that the cancer cells receive to keep dwelling and they can shrink away. >> winnie's tumors shrunk away four months after she began to take the pills monthly. the majority of the group saw the same result. >> that was pretty amazing for us. >> and an amazing change for winnie who went back to reading, writing, and most of all, watching san francisco sports on her tv from her nursing home where she's

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you cannot get them from the street to do it right away tha. is mike me trying to get those people behind me, jet mar and those actually... and then we have these realized that those people don't come here and after a few months they are starting to have more production. >> and i didn't mean to borrow, plan checkers and staff. i meant, specifically hr. so folks to do the interviewing, the reviewing of resumes and sort of that. >> if they already did that. >> okay. >> they did a good job, serious, a very good. and a particular person. very precise. however, sometimes i am pulling my hair and, why you are asking me so many questions? we are trying to do that. and we have all of the questions ready, and we need to set up the panel and then for you, and then they realize all of those lucky, you know, we have to cooperate together to try to get it done. >> thank you. >> deputy director i know that you want to weigh in here. >> yes. >> director administrative's services i want to give you an idea of where we are right now. we currently of the 7 vacan

generally, i don't see anything tha will produce upside in the coming quarters. >> susie: one area that been resolved earlier this week, the settlement on that robo signing deal. so that is off the table so that these banks can now focus more on the future. >> right. >> susie: what kind of year do you think 2013 will be for the banks? do you think more positive or more negative? >> well, there's a mixed question there. if it's stock performance, i think we've seen most of the upside potential priced in. with wells down today slightly, even though it has a quarter of record earnings. i think what the market is telling us is even though wells's execution was probably perfect, they've already priced in any upside in the market, and won't have a lot of upside. i think the year for stocks will probably be average. when we get into smaller banks that have more potential to be tactical. more upside for the regional and spaurl banks, not as much for the large barngs. >> susie: talk about that. your firm can favor the smaller regionals. and less interested in the big banks. quickly, we have litt

hawhat are your thoughts on tha? supervisor chu: we currently have plans that really are dependent on having the development agencies and the financing mechanisms that helped it. i think that the redevelopment agency plays a very strong role in the development in some of our more blighted areas. to completely do away with the redevelopment agency would be a significant shock and change to the system, and i think we really need to understand what that will be before it should happen. i am a strong believer that the redevelopment agency played a strong will also in the creation of affordable housing in this city. to the extent that that money is taken away and we are not able to accomplish some of those goals with the financing mechanism, it would be a big step back for the city. >> what are your thoughts on the city's economic development? are we on the right track? what would you like to change about the city's approach to developing the economy? supervisor chu: in some aspects, our economic development is on the rig

. >> tom: delivery is important for eing because thas when it can begin to accept some of the big payments that the air carriers pay for those. let's look at shares of boeing, peter. the stock price obviously seeing a lot of vulnerability, as well a volatility since announcing the problem with the lithium batteries. 74 and change, what do you expect that to be at? >> it has felt a little snake-bitten with the volatility, and it has underperformed the broader market, but we think there is a significant upside as they start to deploy a lot of that cash for stock buybacks. we have an $87 price target, and there could be an up side if they get aggressive with buying back more shares. >> tom: and it has a lot of free cash flow at its access. do you own any shares of boeing yourself, peter? >> no. we're prohibited from doing that. >> tom: peter arment, analyst at sterne agee tonight. alcoholic >> susie: it was all about blackberry today in the technology world. rim unveiled its long-awaited new operating system, known as blackberry 10. the platform will run two new phones: the z10 and q10. but,