space we talked about occupancy in the peer i will say this plan includes more office and restaurant type use, than we have historically had in the bulkhead building, for a while made us worry with the use of the rear end of the shed we talked about that. with the fire marshal, and the chief harbor engineer, and we think there is use for dead storage use in the back of the shed. elanie mentioned, there has been negotiation with members of the south beach some of who are here today and tmg, of the types of events going on in parcel c, those would be corporate events limited public access high revenue generating events the public has asked for, tmg, agreed to two events a year two could be scheduled in advance the others would be 30 days of the planned event, when there is no other conflicting event planned for this space, it would be added with no cost to the fee so they would have to pay for security, janitorial services etc. and the groups would have to get all the necessary permits but we're pleased that tmg has made this into a public space. we have been port staff and tmg, and pre

31-and-a-half, and three alternatives, and enhanced peer 41 and fort mason the draft does not identify a preferred site but it did designate peer 31-and-a-half as the preferred site, they choose not to prefer an identified peer idea as a port prerequisite, the current status or the current site of peer 31-and-a-half consists of using approximately half of the marginal war f, which is used for visitor circulation and the other for -- peer 31 shed is used for temporary restrooms, and back of half. the peer 31-and-a-half alternative this is the one that would be envisioned alternative shows the entire wharf back, and parking to peer 31 as well as developing new modern restrooms, plus new program uses, excuse me -- in the bulkhead buildings and possibly a third birth in the future. this was the site plan we have been working with the port to develop this and again it's difficult to read, but these outline some of the site uses that would be part of the overall enhanced or peer 31-and-a-half alternative, and it also again, shifts some of the uses from peer 33 to peer 31, part of th

one, that is this thursday may 28th, you can come to the public scoping meeting for eir, for peer 70,. next is the schedulely scheduled meeting for june the 9th. has been cancelled due to quorum issues and rescheduled for thursday june 23rd instead of tuesday june the 9th. then my last item commissioners is to ask david bubray to give you information on data for bids we received for the bayview project, which are available for public comment in the next month or so. david? >> thank you, david with planning and development i wanted to announce the arts are commissioning an art piece, on third and cargo way, as part of the bayview gate way project, through a panel selection process, through the arts commission, and the three artists, submitted proposals available online at the port's website sf port.com/bayview gate way.com. and sf.org,/collection under proposals, they include sied alabi, with gate keeper a sculpture, along with plaque and quote, that is illustrated here. the flaming lotus, girls with the proposal for a spiral sculpture and the history and community of the bayview a

the rate payers too. it's already happening any way. peer 96 is a phenomenal model, if entry level jobs are created, you said what i was hoping to hear these will be collectively bargained opportunities, the partnerships, for the team steers is a great one for the communities. if there is potential to do that, it's page 28. on this component, it gives the green light for continued innovation, and something that is exiling about this as well. >> i will quickly say there say real opportunity for the future 0 waste facility, this related to that we work with ecology on planning that say separate project, some of this money can go towards the facility and employs people. >> great. thank you. further questions? all right. this is a discussion item. we can go to public comment. thank you jack. mr. pilpal? >> as an individual i agree with jack's summary, this is complicated, what jack didn't mention is there is litigation over the prior agreement, which people may litigate further, in fact i think there is still one lawsuit, that is at the court of

so it's the peer to peer neighbor to neighbor support. where you spread the knowledge and provide the assistance. >> that is exactly right. we want to start in the center. because it's more cost effective and easier. but it's to think about p i go to 360 valencia. from 9-3. there will be a smart person there to help me with what i need. so it's getting people to come to a community place. not just senior center. but focused on technology. >> i was wondering. if you are planning an event. like the fabulous one you had in city hall two years. back. is there anyone one at this stage. >> that was a challenging one. we were trying to get the wireless work the night before. and have computers brought in. having said that. we are -- to celebrate. the long term care here in san francisco. we're ten years old. there is an interest that making sure technology is part of that celebration. hopefully. the petting zoo will come back. and people can get comfortable with. we do have swap meeting. what we know and what we share. so the library and other gr

serve public access and gangway with the water taxi and boating assess and the rehabilitation of the peerhe port and the city have good measures in place to measure that secretary standards will be followed this is not a tax credit project the terms are two short so taken as a whole he think the project is consistent with the public trust and will be creating fund approving the the project to help the commission make that finding so some of the trust faefshdz the project and then next steps back in front of the commission for the elaine mentions in the summer be back with an additional analysis who to pursue the investment we envision a july 2015 board of supervisors lease consideration and have been in do you have an opinion with the budget commission to get that date and the board of supervisors will also have to sign off 0 on the capital investment concludes the section. >> good afternoon. thank you for having us back i think the allotment i was up here i made a reference of being in the fourth quarter of a 49ers dame game i think we're in the fourth quarter but commissioner president

a dozen references that refer to this as the best collective conference they go to much r5r9d by the peers so believe it or not in this is there is greenwich associates provides research among did pension fund clients with the satisfaction with their investment community and any pc ranks one and two and one and two overall for the last several years you'll see some of the recognized they've been given by the various third party's and it is quite a distinguished list with that i'm going to turn it over to bob and u nisz in his and i met with the consultant the consulting team those meeting and the aggregate 6 plus hours and also had several follow-up california's with various firms to clarify certain questions and meet internally amongst ourselves at various times with that i'm going to turn it over to my colleague. >> quick questions by the commission? seeing none, >> are we're going to have a chance to speak to this. >> are they here. >> yes. >> they plan to make in the board wishes about a 15 minute or so presentation followed by a q and a we'll take as long as the board needs regarding

akresed the long term capital responsibilities and the including the expansion of square footage in the peer 31-and-a-half alternative -- we included a sheet to mps, included rent structure and higher percentage of gross revenue, to compensate the pord for it's capital obligations the nekdz steps how do we resolve the outstanding issues, we may on may 20th with mps staff, provided response to our business term sheet we initiated a frank and aimable discussion with regards to the next steps we ask them to reconsider the length of term more term makes for more uncertainty. they think they will rethink the term of their concession contract, the length of which will increase the prooichlt investment in the project we also asked them to look into other projects. the port service will prepare cost estimates for the bulkhead portions of the site the goal is to finalize these cost estimates by midsummer, then agree to when these improvements have to be made over the term and then who pays. once these elements are worked out we need to form a better sense of a fair compensation to the port with regar

so it's the peer to peer neighbor to neighbor support. where you spread the knowledge and provide the

. >> reporter: this is the peer many of the businesses around here are owned by a former politician.is the key suspect in human trafficking here. just off of the coast are where the boats of migrants have been drifting. thousands of them are desperate to get on shore. it's a situation the u.n. says could turn into floating coffins. nearby check points are set up here. of the 65 suspects wanted in connection with human trafficking, only 30 have been detained. police say that they have evidence that an army general was involved. the military denies this. in some cases fishermen have helped out. thailand's navy say they have assets looking for these vessels, but haven't seen any sign of them for the last several days. for the first time there will be high-level meetings between thailand indonesia, and malaysia. on wednesday the foreign ministers will sit down for a meeting, many are hoping there will be decisions about the fate of those thousands still adrift out at sea, many struggling just to survive. >>> in southwest china at least 100 people were injured when fighting broke out over

i would like to that can the peers of [inaudible] and gave a space to grow penlly and professionally and love my staff at sunset elementary and dedicate the award to them. i would like to tell you appreciate the award today and [inaudible] encourage everyone to surround with positive peep squl find your passion and when you do that you will be rewarded in one way or another. thank you. >> congratulationsgon and thank you. >> supervisor yee rks you are next up. district 7. >> that you can -thank you president breed. so, there are many-congratulations to everybody that is honored today, but i want to say that there are many hidden gems in district 7. my honoree is a hidden gim and today it is my honor to honor dins rule for district 7. dins was born in the philippines and of chinese ancestry. immigrate today the united states in saept 1958. he attended school in berkeley and received ba and mba from uc berkeley. early in his career dins became a leader in [inaudible] trnz portation work. by 1995 he had become the first south east asian [inaudible] partner interacting with offices in end

skycam 3", as we take you on out, down the shore here, in atlantic city specifically, lit up here on the peer, looks like, just little hazy out there, certainly dap p and still muggy start to the day for us in atlantic city around the region as a whole very mild and somewhat muggy start to the day. however, also new system starting to brew here, again we go way back in time. start things off on storm scan3, advance things if we consideration show you what happened here, back over time. through the course of the day yesterday, if we can get into the afternoon time frame, from yesterday, can we do that? we're working on it. at least in the last couple of hours here, over portions of delaware rather, into maryland, we have also seen some heavier rain firing up out there as well. so, today as we go throughout the afternoon, spec to go see sunshine, then eventually also few showers certainly we've got them out there already. over portions of the delmarva peninsula, doppler estimate, though, from the spot where we showed you some of that video a second ago here, weaned dollars up with over 4 inches

. >> reporter: this is the peer and many businesses rounds here are owned by a former politician a man the key suspect in human trafficking here. now just off the coast is where the coast of rohingya and they are desperate to get on shore and u.n. says it could turn into floating coffins. nearby check points set up in this part of the province, of 65 suspects wanted in connection with human trafficking only 30 have been detained. police say that they have evidence that an army general was involved and military government denies this. in some cases fishermen helped out with migrant boats. now thailand's navy said they have deployed 24 hours a day both in sky and sea looking for vessels but have not seen any sign of them for the last several days. now for the first time there will be high-level meetings between thailand indonesia and malaysia on wednesday the foreign ministers will sit down for a meeting and many are hoping there will be decisions about the fate of those thousands still adrift out at sea. many who are struggling just to survive. >>> russia has requested access to two of

it looks like the truck probably was turned into the western to peer. it collided somehow the car. rainer interstate 80. there is a trip to eat any rate there. this intersection is pretty heavily traveled through the morning commute. will see what happens as the investigation continues. what's the law and take a look at the live picture. you can see traffic is moving along nicely. it's very light. driving on the freeway. it is a nice drive all the way through. firefighters are on the scene of a fire at an automotive business in san jose. i'm certain levels of circle. they're working to contain the bottle. i'm than doable by the report coming up in just minutes. we get a lot of calls into a newsroom about bright lights in the sky. he sent out a community alert there is no danger to the public. amount line was shot and caught last night. the 90-pound cat was found at the tree or palm avenue and ninth street. from this from the busy el camino real. it was spotted several times yesterday. the first collection came at about 4:00 a.m. and at 4:00 p.m. the neighborhood was still on alert.

and some banks like goldman sachs are getting ready to take on startups in the peer-to-peer lending businessd the lender in this area, lending club, be worried? they reported loss in the first quarter, a revenue of $81 million in the first quarter facilitating one point $6 billion in loans, and i am now joined by the founder and ceo, renaud laplanche. how do you respond to this? renaud laplanche: our strategy has been to deal with banks. partnering with us and being a participant in the marketplace, i think the banks are increasingly realizing that they earn a higher yield by making loans to their old customers. we have such a lower operating costs and there is technology enabled. we are seeing banks with a partnership and there was an announcement from goldman sachs. partnering. emily: interesting, so do you consider goldman sachs top edition? renaud laplanche: not really. being the leader in the marketplace lending with growth of 100% year over year. with the results such as you have seen yesterday beating the street and guidance, three things, and one is about corporation, and two is a ve

so the peers will outshine her in that regard. >> i'm sorry but this is like the reality show.ust tried to out shot each other that is what millenials are known for that is what this segment is the next year somebody will say something more outlandish. charles: but as long as the young women don't buy into it to. but i am worried to become a self-fulfilling prophecy. >> there are so many opportunities for those who don't have children but here is where we have a problem. for when women have children they tend to go to part-time or tear choose other areas to spend more time with their family. extended family is so important because to be aggressive to demand that raised if they mentor woman. charles: we talk about the economy of lot entreprenuers chip is starting to come back. hah -- according to the kauffman foundation powered by immigrants and latinos. [laughter] >> i think is the date -- fantastic because california has a large minority population. it is dynamic and thriving here in developing work force for a lot of women that i know in a high powered positions have a very p

don't realize is this sort of good housekeeping seal of approval journalists would like you to think the peer of holes. you have to look at the originalda at that. that speaks to how science is supposed to work because you shouldn't take any particular study, in this case a study that actually showed something that was really very prizing and new and different from what other studies had shoarntion you shouldn't take it if it turns out to be true as the answer. >> sreenivasan: so there are different causes for why certain studies over the years have fallen through cracks. sometimes malicious intent. sometimes someone doctoring the data, careless error. are these fabrications more common or are we in this internet era able to detect them faster? >> it's clear we're able to detect whether it's fraud or sloppiness or honest error much more quickly. here we are we're able to look at all the papers online. we have plagiarism as a reason for retraction in science as well as in journal i'm as well. about two-thirds of the time they're due to fraud, something that we would consider misconduct, but it

. >>> 15 years ago today the news was on the schuylkill river when three women died when the peer collapsed. one victim is still trying to cope with the loss. >> a day this family will never forget. >> when you lose a child it's so unexpected and you are really not prepared for it. and everybody's life changed and we know that love and pain can live in your heart. at the same time. >> may 18th pier 34 collapsed into the delaware river three people died and one of them was deann white. we are transitioning through life without dean inform and we find it difficult at times. >> her mother has scrapbooked every detail of what happened on that tragedy night the owner of the property and manager of the nightclub plead guilty to not fixing the 90-year-old structure her mom remembers the video deann made for her that last mothers day. >> mom i'm so glad you raised us the way you did and i wanted to say i love you and she said you never know how much time you have on this earth. >> four days later she died. if deann taught us nothing else you never know what your last words would be. >> she keeps he

fashion to online lending, some big ranks like goldman sachs are getting ready to take on startups in the peer-to-peerng business but should the leader in this area lending club, be worried que? they reported profits and facilitated $6 billion in loans. i am joined by the founder and ceo renaud laplanche. great to have you back on the show. as i mentioned, you guys are seeing competition from big established players. how do you respond? renaud: our strategy has been to partner and not compete with banks. we have seen a lot of interest from community banks to partner with us and be a participant into the marketplace. i think the banks are increasingly realizing that they can earn a higher yield by making loans to their own customers with the lending club platform rather than directly because we have a lower operating cost and more automation and more technology than the banks. it started with small committee banks and now we are seeing larger banks with partnerships like we have with citibank. there is announcement from goldman sachs for partnering. emily: do you consider them competition question mark

i know, now we have the peer shop at ceasar's, now re brands dollars as the playgrounds, by bart, anding about that. >> yes. >> it will be new and improved. >> oh, yes. >> playground for kids. >> well, actually, you know, at some point there will be a bowling alley there. and some other fun things for families, but right now, they are working on the first phase, which is the whole first floor with nightlife. restaurants, and i have the inside scoop. >> do tell. >> a chef with philadelphia roots will be taking overall of the restaurant and beverages in this first phase coming up by july 4th. >> who? >> i cannot tell you. i cannot tell you. we will have the announcement in the next couple of weeks. >> whether will it be finished? >> face one finish by july 4th phase two by next winter, by next summer phase three. >> so we get to enjoy some of it this summer? >> he can actually. >> faulk about these beach concerts. hearing a lot about them. who will be there? >> i don't know. >> when can we snow. >> you'll know when i know. kind of keeping it a secret. they do have the dates. they have t

the anniversary of the peer class on may 18, the year 2,000, the dance floor from club heat went outen monica rodriguez, dianne white, maria ferarro, were all killed in the collapse. >> right now i want one last check on your forecast, just muggy unsettled day rye? >> for now, there is few pockets of fog here and there definitely steamy outside. that's something you will really notice. as we go forward in this forecast we start to see the brunt that far humidity just get wiped away. back very comforter air for wednesday, thursday, really looks like that will hold tight for us, even into the up coming holiday weekend. here ray. so, for now 71 degrees with dew point in the upper 60s. yes, you will notice. that will it is really steamy outside. that's going to be, you know, with you through the rest of the day here, specking low 80s on the thermometer scattered showers and/or thunderstorms later on today. but quick check here on storm scan3, at the moment, you really just got some clouds. sort of limiting the sunlight. but it is still certainly warm enough. don't need the sun at this po

the classiest guy and, of course the big toe we call you the big toe and richard carr san francisco district attorney we pick you like from our peers that's the nicest award of you'll when our people are recognizing you this is a feature in your cap to let our aunts and uncles know you one this award is there anything else i have to say this is a big agenda and in the end congratulations open being amazing and making our district wonderful. >> it concludes item c now d student delegate report we'll hear in the set the record straight student delegate report. >> question collaborated with commissioners sandra fewer and had discussion about the first reading we'll do today f

for example, it can interfere with the peers where the spiers where the ships are tied up. that interferes with the ability of the ships to do their training and maintenance. >> leaders agree climate change is here and it's already impacting the planet. on the flip side we have republicans in congress straight up denying science. >> it's kind of laughable right now. >> humans are not responsible for climate change in the way some of these people are trying to make us believe for the following reason. i believe the climate is changing because there's never been a moment where the climate is not changing. >> my view actually is simple. debates on this should follow science. and should follow data. and many of the alarmists have a problem because the science doesn't back them up. satellite data demonstrate there's been zero warming, none whatsoever. >> when republicans deny the science of climate change they are putting national security at risk. get your cell phones out. i want to know what you think. tonight's question does climate change impact the readiness of our united s

the classiest guy and, of course the big toe we call you the big toe and richard carr san francisco district attorney we pick you like from our peers that's the nicest award of you'll when our people are recognizing you this is a feature in your cap to let our aunts and uncles know you one this award is there anything else i have to say this is a big agenda and in the end congratulations open being amazing and making our district wonderful. >> it concludes item c now d student delegate report we'll hear in the set the record straight student delegate report. >> question collaborated with commissioners sandra fewer and had discussion about the first reading we'll do today for the cpr we want to thank her for that i want to make sure oh, as caution that the resources are allocated for training the teachers fast for full-time and to coordinate the program for the cpr training equipment and elevations to make sure the students liked it and understood it and went along with it also the fcc is proud to welcome this solution and hewe got together to discuss this policy we want to thank the wellness initiative policy team and also the achi

. >> reporter: those advocates added the peer is a major concern because any spill there could be disastrous. officials at chevron tell me it is perfectly safe. frank? >> john sasaki in martinez, thank you. for many people in santa barbara this is a grim reminder of a spill in 1969 that released 4 million gallons. the spill originated from blow off at a off shore oil rig. 3500 sea birds were killed and oil continued to pollute the beaches for months. outrage galvanized the environmental movement across the country. months after that spill the environmental protection agency was established by president nixon. the spill inspired the first earth day in 1970 and in 1972 the california coastal commission was founded. >>> new tonight, a woman in her 70s attacked in the middle of the day on mother's day. now her family says she is in a coma. ktvu's mike mibach is live now, police think there is someone in particular who may know more about what happened? >> reporter: yeah. at the same time they are trying to figure out the motive because the woman wasn't robbed. although they say she was beaten he

they altered the peer group they're comparing themselves against in their proxy materials, they comparehemselves against one peer group and their presentation they removed the six best performing companies and replaced them. it really is a self-serving action. we think they did just to try to put their performance in a better light and i think the results speak for themselves. >> john, we'll leave it there. thanks so much for joining us. we'll be following the vote on friday. >> thank you. >>> we did reach out and invited children's place management on to the show. we got the following statement. the children's place board and management team have delivered on all fronts our robust quarterly results, capital rush program and share price performance prove that. we believe we are just beginning to see the impact of our transformation plan and can realize additional benefits if our nominees are reelected and can continue to execute on our plans. >> isn't it interesting that they're just beginning, just now right when these two guys surface to be on the board? that's ridiculous to me. >> we

the lifeblood of the city, of course being the peers, because if they weren't saved, it would take this city much longer to come out of this terrible emergency and disaster. and he did. and in the next four days, lieutenant freeman, this great military naval lieutenant, led his men, who were mainly sailors and marines, and they completely stopped the fire at the water front area and they completely stopped the area at the rail road sheds, which was open where lincoln hill used to be. and he did a very, very commendable job. now, in the history of san francisco's heroes, there's a huge photograph and 400 people in this photograph and general funstine is in the middle of it, and the mayor, and boss roof is in it, but there's no lieutenant freeman who did this extraordinary service in four days. i feel that because the military people of the time realized that in all great situations there's only room for one name. every battle has one person attached to it. for instance, like custer or mcart you are, any of the jenralts in the revolutionary war. here, there is room for only one military p

. >> the family that owns the steel peer has invested $14 million in new year round attractions. atlantic city has seen some job losses over the last year, but the sense is there's a plan to build toward a better future. >> reporter: miami style beach bar fun and volleyball and all that kind of stuff. >> reporter: they are trying to that's for sure. great day to go out and play volleyball and do whenever -- whatever else you have lands. we have memorial day parades an tap an keep drinks handy and wear sunscreen. storm tracker 6 live shows we're dry. as we look outside we have cloud cover over the immediate region, especially the farther north you work your way through the area. generally speaking we're looking at a fair amount of sun over the majority of the day. 64 degrees in philadelphia. still comfortable out there. winds have turned out of the southeast at 6 miles per hour, not all that breezy just credit. there are the clouds we just -- yet. there are the clouds on sky 67. they are showing up on satellite. they are beginning to slightly recede to the north. for your memorial

and that the jury of their peers has spoken and i think ultimately that may be the most important thing for them. >> caleb, when it comes to the death penalty since 1988, there have been three federal executions. help put this in proper context for us. this is obviously a pretty unusual thing. >> it's extremely unusual yes. and that's why it's one of the very few categories of cases where approval within the justice department has to come from the attorney general himself. this is not a type of charge and type of request for sentence that prosecutors have the discretion to seek on their own. and it has, you know, -- you know, nationally it has been diminishing as a punishment. i think the high year for the united states was around 2000 and we've been on a downward plateau ever since then and if you look at the number of executions actually carried out, that's also diminishing. so, yeah. the nation is definitely being a lot more selective in its application of this penalty. and ultimately, as for cases like this, i think there's relatively little debate that it was an appropriate charge.

and then jen and quincely meet up at the ferris wheel at the peer. on't sound like i'm going sounds like jen and quincy party and we didn't get the invite. >> all right, well hopefully it rains there for them hope it is crumb. >> i that's a nice keen spirit. way to be supportive of your fellow team members. yikes. >> one team, sister. >> common, now there is looks pretty omanis this rain you see in the western part of the state. here's what's going on. this is all trying to move into very dry air mass. and it really doesn't look like we're going to see any rain this morning. now, that could change, and we will keep an eye on the situation. we'll zoom in, this is actually a loop of ultimate doppler, that goes back to yesterday. so let's just see what we've got going on here, just really light green showing up, on the radar, but as i said earlier, this is not making it to the ground just yet. the air mass is too dry. so, have the umbrella with you, for maybe little later on today, but you probably won't need it, as this computer model confirms, until la

kansas nebraska act would probably somewhat replicate the missouri compromise in that if you brought in twin territories, one would be naturally free peer the other naturally would be slave. most people assumed the new territory of the brassica would be settled by the free state of iowans. iowans would come in and settle the area, set up a government, write a free state constitution, and bring nebraska in as a free state. and nebraska would stand to northern senators in congress. conversely, a slave state missouri, there were over 100,000 or so slaves in the state of missouri. most people thought they would come into eastern kansas, set up a government, and write a constitution and kansas would come in as a slave state, and kansan -- kansas was sent to does southern senators. that is what most people thought. they assumed wrongly. they call to arms for abolitionists, particularly those in the east new england state. northern abolitionists were outraged by the kansas the brassica act. abolitionists hated slavery but could live with it as long as it stayed below 3630. slavery could conceivably spread all the way west to the pacific ocean.

septa officials say the route 29 bus had just left the peer 70 shopping center and headed to it final destination at 33rd and dickinson. now, the freight train was stopped, and blocking several intersections, including the normal route for the bus along tasker street. witnesses say the bus made u-turn at dickinson then abruptly crossed over the tracks got hit. >> it was probably around 5 feet away. from some of the pictures i took it looked like it could would definitely hit. >> i didn't know if the train was moving, so i thought they would collide cause a big explosion, big accident. >> septa says the driver and two passengers on the bus were taken to the hospital and should be okay. they are still investigating why the bus ended up on the tracks. >>> only on fox philadelphia mother says her special needs child was bitten at school. >> now she says the culprit wasn't a fellow student. she is blaming a teacher's aid. jennifer joyce now live in the news room with more on. >> this jennifer? >> reporter: the boy's mom said she is pushing for the teachers aid to get fired. so far the staf

it's benchmarked against the nasdaq and beaten 99% of large growth peers over the past three years, gavinto have you. >> great to be here, kayla, thank you. >> quite a stunning record when you say all of those stats out loud and you manage to do those with 50% of your portfolio invested in the tech space. why do you think that's the right balance given the part of the psych that will we're in right now? >> well tech has historically been the alpha rich part of the market. it makes sense for know concentrate my portfolio where active managers can have the most value. i really try and think out three, five, ten years. i don't think about where we are in the, you know, economic cycle and as much as where we are in the life cycle of some of these companies. >> why are we in the nasdaq though? all year we been trading close to or at all-time highs, i know the nasdaq some people try inflation adjustments, still a couple thousand points away from that, but you're outperforming the nasdaq by about a percentage point, and i'm wondering, what you see the valuation based on for the nasdaq. >> sure,

he glances around and goes up to the door. he peers inside the store. that's when you can see he's wearing gloves. he walks out. looks around the street before chucking a rock at the door. it doesn't break anything so he picks up the rock again. looks around again before throwing it. it appears he just starts to kick the door in. it's three times until it finally gives way and he ducks under with a duffel bag. he is seen in the video also messing with hanging jewelry in the back. not 40 seconds into the store he leaves with an arm full of clothes and grabs a tray of ringsz before making his exit. it is, again, all caught on camera as you're looking at it. look again at this man. these are pictures, still pictures from the surveillance footage. this was 3:30 in the morning on april 21st. it was dark. the man making off with $3,000 worth of stolen goods as well as cash. so police hoping that that might jog someone's memory if anyone was in the area at the time. again, this is the 200 block of westportal avenue. he was in and out of here in just 40 seconds

the car. >> reporter: bullet peered the back passenger side window of the car narrowly missing the the two other children. police have been scowering the neighborhood looking for surveillance video that may lead them to the shooter. right now they only have a vague description of a black car scene speeding off. >> people out there may know who did this and may know who has this dark colored car in that area. we believe there were two or three people in that car. >> reporter: the girl is expected to be okay. she was rushed to children's hospital her young mind not fully grasping the severity of what happened. the doctors contemplate the removing the small caliber bullet from her skull. >> she was walking around the hospital. seems to be in good spirits. probably doesn't realize what happened here. >> reporter: right now police do believe there may have been several other people in the car with the shooter at the time. they are urging anyone with information to please come forward. this suspect will ultimately be facing aggravated aggravated assault and attempted murder charges. nashua brown, cbs3