to allow more tweeters in one of the last under developed parts the city the real motivation here is more office space. the p dr is being throne under the bus. this permits other

to allow more tweeters in one of the last under developed parts the city the real motivation here is more office space. the p dr is being throne under the bus. this permits other institutional uses that includes assembly and childcare and educational services including dorms and religious facilities. every one of those use is stroll incapable with the p dr. once land is converted over into the more professionalable uses that will never go back and you'll have gutted a complete fundamental city who says go back and read the eastern neighborhoods plan. thank you. any additional any public comment on this item?. okay public comment is closed commissioner moore >> while i'm generally interested in how e studying how p dr remains a thriving use particularly knowing what sf made and small merchandising businesses do to the study i need to know it is comparable with p dr for example, your chocolate person was moving out of the pier is going to locate in a building with offices on top of it. the machinery vibration noise and odor you have the delivery of trucks you have the pickup they are c

i'm not going to hit my kids, become some anonymous tweeter thinks it never bothered him. i need role mold rnlings -- role models did. >> they spank you? >> oh, god yes with the hair brush on the side of road. >> with my dad it was one motion a belt. >> hide of the road hiewl millation. >> i wasn't humiliation. it was just sheer corp. roll punishment and i must say it was effective. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jon: no deep emotional scars there. [ laughter ] by the mika bra skin i ask's father was adding that to his wikipedia page. ho do you punish a child's brain? we turn to missouri for that where state representative rick bratton son a crusade. >> after three failed attempts to change the way schools teach evolution he is using the language of choice. >> my bill would allow parents to opt out of natural selection teaching. >> i definitely think parents should be notified if evolution is taught. i believe creation. >> it's not taught in the bible so i should be taught in the class. [laughter] >> jon: the bible class. otherwise you are setting a pretty high hurdle if schools

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and in washington senator john mccain took to tweeter, calling for jan brewer's veto. >> the insidiousnessf the bill is that it gives people the power to excuse from commerce. and if i can exclude you from commerce, i can exclude you from society itself. >> reporter: for bakers like the kleins in oregon, it's about their strong faith and right to exercise it. he refused to make a wedding cake for a gay couple. >> i believe in what the bible says and that's how i feel about it. >> reporter: the state investigated and ultimately the bakery shut down after the backlash. back in arizona large companies are urging the governor to veto the bill, and that includes the nfl. the super bowl is scheduled to be played next year near phoenix. the bill's detractors say it discriminates and it is bad for business. >> we had four companies call us to tell us we would be dropped from their list as a potential investment location unless the governor vetoes the bill. >> reporter: time is running out for the governor. she needs to make a decision before friday. >> i have plenty of time. >> reporter: plenty of

number 41, at george hw bush and no. 39 hash tag presidential tweeters.pparently george w bush our 23rd president doesn't use twitter. maybe a little public shaming will get him to join. that's what the president thought. >> turn our attention to the weather tonight. >> no rain. sandhya on the roof of the building. >> hi. if you can get that going then perhaps we can get some wren coming down here. right now up on the roof of the broadcast center incredible view behind me. visibility is terrific. fog in the a problem writ now. let me show you live doppler 7hd and talk about the weather changes that are coming. we have a few cloud approaching the coast but otherwise skies clear across the bay area. here's the view from the emeryville camera across the bay back to san francisco. inform clouds to speak of. no fog. 52 in san francisco. 49 oakland 47 red wad city upper 40's san jose, 52 in half moon bay. and look at this view from our exploring camera. we have a waning moon 90 percent of full reflecting on the bay there 44 santa rose. it's cool out there. 41 n

number 41, at george hw bush and no. 39 hash tag presidential tweeters.tly george w bush our 23rd president doesn't use twitter. maybe a little public shaming will get him to join. that's what the president thought. >> turn our attention to the weather tonight. >> no rain. sandhya on the roof of the building. >> hi. if you can get that going then perhaps we can get some wren coming down here. right now up on the roof of the broadcast center incredible view behind me. visibility is terrific. fog in the a problem writ now. let me show you live doppler 7hd and talk about the weather changes that are coming. we have a few cloud approaching the coast but otherwise skies clear across the bay area. here's the view from the emeryville camera across the bay back to san francisco. inform clouds to speak of. no fog. 52 in san francisco. 49 oakland 47 red wad city upper 40's san jose, 52 in half moon bay. and look at this view from our exploring camera. we have a waning moon 90 percent of full reflecting on the bay there 44 santa rose. it's cool out there. 41 napa an

long my family america and some tweeters biggest regret i must have been something you should want to do didn't do did do didn't work or probably that i'm a failed actress because i started out at stage go you want good. most surprising thing people don't know eilis is hard as you because she's so candid is there's something about you people don't know of i love to garden britain and gardening what is it about roses i do not know i don't know really gets you going to the dirt yes the best advice you have a gut. i suppose with be truthful because lies always come out you know you never have to remember and you never have to remember you're the most fire petrified of guilty pleasure spending you have to me another ring or gears ah your son let my husband was hurt or where did you buy that ring to finish tiffany has two million dollar rings i don't know that i didn't have a winston but i used to work as tiffany if you could have something named after you what would you like it to be i have a street corner. sunset and coing is larry king the square not surprised i was to drive by it all t

situation and ukraine throughout the day on air and online and our web site r t v dot com and via our tweeter feed. transit. you all best way to the heart of mosco and russia at least being gay is not criminalized there absolutely no punishment for being gay in russia the only thing that this law is spreading information family information on nontraditional sexual behavior what are you going to legislate against couples through swing you know who. you know trade partners or is it only a certain type of sex that you're legally able to you know it is so what is propaganda you know it's so unclear. flow i'll go back to watching that scene or national now where the african continent increasingly in the sights of the us hundreds of millions of dollars are being pumped into its military presence there and as you can see right here american military bases are already spread across the continents with a made outpost in the north of somalia drones and sauza and soldiers are being poured into africa with a patent on side of its fight against rising extremist groups but as r.t.s. policy or not reports t

number 41, at george hw bush and no. 39 hash tag presidential tweeters.h our 23rd president doesn't use twitter. maybe a little public shaming will get him to join. that's what the president thought. >> turn our attention to the weather tonight. >> no rain. sandhya on the roof of the building. >> hi. if you can get that going then perhaps we can get some wren coming down here. right now up on the roof of the broadcast center incredible view behind me. visibility is terrific. fog in the a problem writ now. let me show you live doppler 7hd and talk about the weather changes that are coming. we have a few cloud approaching the coast but otherwise skies clear across the bay area. here's the view from the emeryville camera across the bay back to san francisco. inform clouds to speak of. no fog. 52 in san francisco. 49 oakland 47 red wad city upper 40's san jose, 52 in half moon bay. and look at this view from our exploring camera. we have a waning moon 90 percent of full reflecting on the bay there 44 santa rose. it's cool out there. 41 napa and petaluma and e

government comes out with a with a national security letter you know you pretty much have to comply or tweeter said no. no really we don't said no though you keep that you know that's true yeah yeah no no you're right but the point is the point is the problem begins at the level of bad legislation that's created an environment where dragnet spying becomes the official policy of the government the three letter agencies bad laws created the situation it's only better laws are going to remove that pressure that's going to going to affect at least say on a policy level we don't think dragnet spying i.e. collecting a massive haystack and then trying to find little needles and is the way to go and the truth is you know all the all the stuff that's come out suggests that dragnet spying is not actually being that effective that whenever they've actually you know busted a serious plot of serious terrorist plot it's been through you know old fashioned contacts and leaks not through this this big dragnet stuff that doesn't even look like it's very effective so i think i think we definitely need better la

he is also a prolific tweeter. not all are serious. he was speaking about the potential new ceo.satya is a very strong pick for ceo. understands how to build platforms, gets the cloud. i know he is from seattle and followed microsoft a long time. he also has cheeky tweets, like this one. it is funny, because so many ceo's are scared of saying anything, and he is the complete opposite. does that make the company look better? >> i know the investors well and talk to them frequently. what are the risks? aaron does not fall into the top 10. he is an asset they invest in, one of the reasons the company has been able to capture such a big valuation. he is a magnetic personality and someone investors believe in. his off-the-cuff remarks may be, sometimes -- those may be things he will have to reel in. i am sure the lawyers are all over him. but this is a new environment. the ceo's of yesteryear are not used to this avenue, this ability to express themselves so openly. he is of this generation. >> they founded this company in 2005, four cofounders. they are all still together. that does

you're the reason why i joined tweeter to begin with. sam said, the only cool i ever heard was a guy bragging to me that he knew harrison ford. you also have this tweet from barbara, a tech writer at ap who said, i always that gs he will rater was a parody account. no one ever talks on elevators. >> only a small percentage of women in the army say they want combat jobs. that's according to a new survey reported by the associated press. the survey polled 170,000 female soldiers, less than 5% said they wanted a combat job and of those said they would like to be members of the night stalker. those type of military make up 9%. a message goes viral after they pass a controversial religion bill. we'll speak to those who put up the sign next. and the girl scad scouts are pug the brakes on selling their cookies outside of legal pot shops. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm tony harris. here is a look at your top stories. president obama told the pentagon today to be ready to bring all u.s. troops home from afghanistan by the end of the y

. >> to determine which stocks groups are tweeter about. it then ranks the most mentioned stock as positive score means investors are talking about buying. >> we are not taking the sentiments of individuals, we are taking the sentiments on securities across all. >> that approach could minimize the approach. a you known gained control of the account and used it to post a text, claiming there had been an ex-motion at the white house. >> the dow immediately dropped 150 points before recovering. only using twitter to use the market, they are trying. the securities and exchange commission recently fined an investment manager for making misleading via twitter. >> based on the information from twitter, is it a possible -- on trading charges. >> there is a fine line, very very fine line. i spoke to a lot of legal experts if you get a direct message, then that could be insider information. however, if you are just following someone, who follow these key investors that's public information. >> karl icon? >> yes. >> former new orleans mayor take as st

social media steps up from tax warning to strapping drivers tweeter for help.he brutal winter goes interactive. dozenings of inmates expected of being fighter. >> tomorrow we begin with the dangerous weather, the storm that started in the south, now blast treating childhood cancer northeast. new york city covered in white, and after a few hours of light rain this jack, more snow tonight for the east coast, a day off for federal government workers some people even using skis to get around today, and in the carolinas and georgia the problem is power. downed electrical lines left hundreds and thousands without power. jennifer london is live tonight with more on that, jennifer? >> well john we haven't seen snow in a couple -- and unusual, but it is the amount and number of storms that is making this winter one for the record books. with snow totals on par with snow ma get done. hungs of -- where the storm is still dumping heavy snow. some areas can see as much as two feet. in new york, commuters slid through nearly a foot of snow. i specially like it, but i know a

the tweeter feed was going. they were the nastiest things. they were pathetic. give me a break. >> demons are not respecters of persons. and -- >> disease is -- >> it's separate from the individual. >> exactly. and people sometimes say this person had everything, why would they be so dumb or -- >> that just shows you the power of this thing. it's not an exemption. >> they don't understand. >> and things that drive people to great heights are very dark things. it's rage or whatever it may be that drives the individual. >> and the pressure that comes with the success. >> and the opportunity that comes with it. >> will i fall? a lot of people who are successful feel like frauds. they feel like how did this happen to me? >> those who come from happy childhoods -- >> he's just such a normal guy. probably not. >> you can't watch philip seymour hoffman performance and not see acres of pain that he is able and was able to brilliantly tap into. his own pain. but amazingly articulate it in very specific taken different people and their pains. i will never get over his por

one tweeter wrote that the hotel lobby has no floor, but it does have a nice head shot of vladimir putin. >> well, kristen berset joins us right now, let's talk about what you're hearing. >> yeah, it's impressive. to think that they had seven years to get ready, spending $50 billion to practically build the olympic village from scratch. most of these journalists are staying there for three weeks. here are some more interesting photos we wanted to share with you. he said he took a bath because he had no shower curtain, but when he went to drain it, it flooded. and even rooms without lightbulbs and how about this one, a public restroom with completely mirrored ceilings. >> wow. >> and even the food doesn't look that appetizing. of course the russian officials are in complete denial that there are any problems. the deputy prime minister, he is responsible for the olympic preparations says that the only problems in sochi are being fabricated by western journalists who are deliberately trying to sabotage sochi's big debut out of bias against russia. he said to the wall street journal today th

bush and number 39, presidential tweeters. george w. bush, our 43rd president does not use twitter. maybe a little public shaming will get him to join. when you are an ex president and you don't feel compelled to do anything you don't want to do. >> mike nicco had a look at the accweather forecast. >> that is part of the strategy. >> good morning, everyone, locking for the roof and a sign wet weather but there is nothing up here and no fog. here is live doppler 7 hd that is mostly clouds this morning with visibility. we will still have flight arrival delays in sfo so i will watch that right now. to the north, that is where we are fining the storm track and that is where rain is going to fall in the day. temperatures in the north bay, right now, the cool spot is american can beyond at 39, just about all of us in the low-to-mid 40's and we have san rafael and bodega bay at freight and 49. 49 is what we have in san francisco and we down a degree and newark and alameda and half moon bay and san jose in the mid-to-upper 40's and 41 in cupertino and 43 in lafayette and 48 in brentwood. fr

joining me now are two "scandal" fanatics, and prolific "scandal" tweeters.thank you both for being here. >> thanks, rev. >> thank you. >> and joy, congratulations on the new show. >> thank you, rev. appreciate it. thanks. >> joy, there were more than 400,000 tweets sent out about "scandal's" last episode. how many were yours? about half, right? >> about half. i mean, listen. a lot of times when "scandal" is on, i am not in the active tweeting involvement in it because a lot of the times i'm here, i'm on the last word a lot on thursday nights. i'm one of the people who is a lot of times is catching it on dvr. but it is fascinating to see how scandal has mobilized twitter, both to get people to watch. one of the reasons i started watching it is because it did take over my entire twitter timeline, force knowing binge watch the early episodes and catch up. now i am absolutely adibbed to it. they took twitter and turned a show that was in some ratings trouble in the first season and turned it into a bona fide hit by turning into it appointment television. and tha

i know i'll set some msnbc tweeters on fire with that but he has the potential.ou're absolutely right, that he wants to be back this the game now because he has not performed as well or as visibly in the last few weeks as he can. >> well, that disturbed me no less. you've got me completely worried by that, mark, because i think the guy is so far right and so angry as a political figure that he will burn himself out like a roman candle, where rand paul, who has a finesse factor i'm impressed with, knowing when to kick bill clinton below the belt, when to make noise, and then at the same time sort of woo the republican mainstream. can ted cruz win without any wooing, john, just go completely firebrand, bring down mitch mcconnell, bring down pat roberts, bring downed that cochran. let them all burn at the stake. i want to be a leader higher. >> chris, i think it would be very hard to win the republican nomination running that kind of campaign there is no doubt that ted cruz appeals to a part of the republican base in a vivid way, which is why he could be of real for

. >> and that tweeter was one of the great all time pole vaulters, by the way.onight at 5:00, cnbc picks up on the curling tournament once again. we are getting down to the wire, maybe call it the final rock, the hammer. check in tonight, 5:00 on cnbc. kate? >>> now over to dom chu for a market flash. >> this is something sweet for you here. hershey's just getting a bump to session highs, announcing an additional $250 million share buy-back program. the stock up toward session highs right now. still, it's fun to talk about on an afternoon for "power lunch," sweets for dessert. back over to you. >>> dollar general cuts to market perform from outperform at wells fargo. the firm citing a deteriorating environment for the low end consumer. that as credit suisse suggests walmart should buy family dollar as a way to fill a small store hole in its portfolio. the heavy construction company upgraded from outperform to neutral. >>> donna karan versus ralph lauren. which fits in the cnbc 25 of leaders, icons and rebels? jane wells and courtney reagan will make a case for o

the anonymous goldman sachs elevator tweeter revealed. remember this one?34-year-old guy named john lafevre. he's never worked for goldman sachs. maybe he's worked for "duck dynasty." what do we think of this, bob? >> well, look, it's fine if the guy wants to create witty sayings around things that might have been said in a goldman sachs elevator. but that wasn't the way it was presented. it was presented like he was there. interestingly, his publisher doesn't seem to have a lot of problems with this. i've got an even bigger problem with his publisher not disavowing him, particularly since the clear location the guy worked there. >> i have been following him for a long time, not because i really thought he was quoting the things said in the elevator. he was funny. the nsa is the only branch in government that actually listens to people. come on, people at goldman are not that clever. by the way, he's only following three people, 600,000 following him, he's following carl icahn, who is following him back, somebody called hope plumbing and he's also following

herb greenberg thinks all you non-tweeters are actually people, too. >>> later on, protecting america's stash. how security firms are benefiting from the u.s. pot boom. plus amazon is upping the ante in the battle for your living room. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yeah. everybody knows that. did you know there is an oldest trick in the book? what? trick number one. look-est over there. ha ha. made-est thou look. so end-eth the trick. hey.... yes.... geico. fifteen minutes could save you... well, you know. >>> aol's ceo tim armstrong in the news again, reversing course after comments he made over employee health care. let's go straight to julia with more. this is getting a lot of traction. >> that's right. after listening to an outpouring of employee feedback, tim armstrong reversed the company's decision to change 401(k) benefits from a per pay period contribution to a yearly lump sum. in a memo to staff over the weekend, he also apologized for singling out two employees, quote, distressed babies costing aol over $2 million, saying he made a m

clicking the whatsapp button than tweeter.se shares are met, it could not be too much trouble if they needed to raise more money. it's a nice position to be in and everybody believes in you. >> there is the bell. >> zuckerberg is acutely aware that his leadership position today is temporary and he is -- he goes by the andy roast mantra that only the paranoid survive. and if there is any up and coming service that is showing promise he's going to take those guys out. >>> welcome back to post 9. breaking news. inventories, hey, jackie. >> good morning, carl. the department of energy just releasing crude oil inventories for the week. a build of 1 million barrels. that was a little bit of a bullish number seeing a pop in prices. traders were expecting a 2 million barrel build. let me put this in context for you in line with the five-year average. analysts are find that refinery utilization rates is declining and that is consistent with the build we've been seeing over a last couple of weeks. if utilization rates are about 86.1% of

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casey says nobody cares and he senses that maybe this really is the way to go as your last e-mail or tweeterout of the hands of the criminal population. let's make it so the state has as much regulatory control is possible and if we can watch it that way and watch how it's distributed maybe we cannot not only decriminalize decriminalized it but take it out of the hands of the general population and some people say the criminal population wants to sell it as a gateway drug to get people in other stuff. if you just sell it as a regional drug people will use it and use it as people use alcohol. i said over and over again that week it's like watching a genie coming out of the bottle. we have no idea what we'll continue to happen has this genie grows and grows. >> host: to do look into the impact of those on drug dealers? >> guest: yeah. we met a drug dealer in boulder as a matter fact who said his business is as good as ever. he said the price of the marijuana in the retail stores is so high that he can undercut it easily so he said his business is just fine. i think maybe the other real stunnin

i want to follow-up on your point and add another voice from one of our most diligent tweeters, who echoes -- to all of these points, do you want to respond? guest: the criticisms the caller mentioned are widespread of qe. there are members of the federal reserve policymaking committee who do not believe it has been effective. there is great concern among supporters about what the risk of these programs are. it is not something the federal reserve has done before in history. on the one point, in placement is not going up your that is one of the point supporters point to that so far, they say the economy is so weak the program will not lead to a massive spike in inflation. so far, it has not. federal reserve officials have been concerned about how low inflation has been. target of two percent. inflation has consistently come below that. something they're concerned about. host: we see while gyrations a week and half ago. the market down more than 300 points, up 150 points last eek. does that concern the fed? guest: one official spoken during this. during this period, generally no. the fed we

even tweeter has mentioned they want to get into this case. >> twitter. >> twitter. >> what about thosejim? >> i'm sorry, yeah. right. all of those arguments could have been made all through the story with netflix and yet the stock keeps going higher. they really just can't keep this down. the momentum is far too strong. >> but you know how it ends for momentum stocks, not well. all it takes is one slightly poor report. if god forbid there had been a bad review of "house of cards," that's all it would take to bring this house of cards down, isn't it? >> i don't think so. there are lots of people looking to buy netflix. this comcast/time warner deal will bring about good thing for netflix. that deal is going to be putting caps on how much companies like comcast can charge companies like netflix for streaming services through them. and i really think that that's going to be a very big, very big positive for netflix. we talk about what is going to bring the next leg higher here, and i think that could easily be the news that does that. >> where do you think it's headed, jim? >> if we take

one tweeter wrote that his hotel has no floor.my hotel doesn't have a lobby yet, but for those of you asking, when there's no lobby in your hotel, you go to the owner's bedroom to check in. then there's this, a sign in the bathroom imploring people, please do not flush toilet paper down the toilet. and this woman quickly learned to avoid water in her hotel. she tweets my hotel has no water, if restores, the front desk says do not use on your face because it contains something very dangerous. well, i put it to the head of the 24 team organizing committee, he said these are just minor problems when you consider the massive scale of everything they've built here in the seven years since the games were awarded. they are working 24 hours aday, i can tell you, to right the wrongs. it actually makes it quite exciting. yesterday, i got back into my hotel, the big question is what is going to be there to greet me when i go back today. >> i like the fact that you're making lemonade out of lemons. you're there for an adventure and there for