. >>> united natural foods also having a strong day. this specialty food distributor reporting growth amid strong demand for organic food and boosted the sales guidance for the year. the stock gained 13% to $67.73. >>> and viral farma hired goldman sachs to explore a possible sell. they are said to be interested in the rare disease drug maker. viropharma is trading at the highest since 2001 and soared 28%. >>> our market monitor guest expects stocks to do well this september. they have so far even though there could be bumps along the way. chief investment officers, cecilia welcome. the first half of september has been dog gone good in a month that often isn't but there are a lot of things looming over the

united natural foods has dozens of other centers across the united states and canada. >>> the san jose earthquakes may have to wait longer to play at their stadium. there's a new delay in construction that may back the debut for a full year, until the start of the 2015 season. the team is expected to make an official announcement about the delay on monday. the earthquakes originally planned to we locate to their stadium near mineta international airport by the start of next season. >>> the giants plan to help a fund-raiser for injured fan bryan stow. the event takes place on september 24th at at&t park in the game against the dodgers. $10 for every ticket sold will go to the brian so fund -- to the brian stow fund. >>> what is the weekend weather outlook for the bay area? rosemary will be here to tell us if more sun is on. horizon. >>> the price for these airline tickets simply cannot be beat. they are free. >>> in koles's flood zone, the death toll is -- in colorado's flood zone is three. floodwaters cut off the road. president obama signed a disaster declaration for the state. the go

at that time the department had concerns about the extension of non-legal units would have negative impacts on the nature affordability of smaller units. supervisor avalos agreed and this legislation focuses on the expansion of non-conforming unit. before i get to the departments recommendations of approval i have my colleague to a explain this. >> good afternoon, commissioners aim supervisor from jonah losses office. as ms. hay word explains this is section 81 it deals with the non conforming units. more for the benefit for the public those are sprartd from nell units that are built with permits that are zoned for a lesser amount of zoning pursuant are the staff talks about 3 units and one would not be permitted and this asked they be treated all the same and the possibility of chang them we've made one amendment it restricts the envelope as it currently it. we feel that would sdrurj alternatives that would decreases the fieblt like add a bedroom. at the july 17th meeting we perpetrate another amendment that we're still working with the city attorney on which would deal with concerns that there could be

michelle obama pushing organic foods more people catch in on organic food and food stocks, shares of united naturalhighs today, maybe that is why olive garden is going healthier with smaller plates and healthier options. gary k, you say there is money? that? >> yeah, look it the way things are right now, shape of thins to come. this is a big huge business, i believe whole foods is set table forever this, and others are following, sprouts just went public also, and i think that will get bigger because, he'll is very important, i -- health is very important this country is companying on to this with huge legs going forward. neil: well, not physically huge legs but smaller, thinner more muscular legs. >> correct. >> whole seconds for organic food, they get a higher margin those foods. having said that, you know, companies like olive garden, they have an identity problem from all pasta you can eat, and all bread you can eat, they are limiting my portions now and drizzling them with olive oil? come on. healthy is in,alive garden really has to figure out what their core consumer is, and how to appeal to

united natural food has agreed to open a giant warehouse on highway 152 just east of 101. is expected to bring 500 new jobs and may open by the end of next year. they have dozens of distribution center across the u.s. and canada. >>> the federal government is looking to stanford university for help improving air travel. stanford is among more than a dozen colleges getting grant money. the schools will split $40 million to develop ways to make jet liners quieter, more energy efficient and better for the environment. the head of the fa a told our washington, d.c. bureau that the research could also make it cheaper to fly because fuel is an airline's second highest cost. the program is part of president obama's national plan to tackle climate change. >>> the san francisco giants have announced plans to hold a special fund raiser to help pay for the medical cost for injured fan brian stow. the event will take place at at&t park on september 24th during the giants game with the la doing. $01 frommer ticket will go toward the brian stow fan -- fund, rather. excuse me. stow was i

we there feel there's a change that would make a naturally unit into a smaller and less affordable unit by setting a the building envelope as it was on january 1st, 2013, we first say that the non conforming units could be expanded. as proposed the units will be limited in size and scope. that concludes any presentation i'm available for questions. >> thank you. opening it up for public comment? any public comment on this item >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioner. >> i know on its face i'm not sure i, be supportive where we - we don't have the language yet. while i think it's really important we try to improve our housing stock by making units more liveable and save for proper plumbing and others things i think this may have been better when it first start because it is not allowing the property owners to expand too large or making it difficult to expand unit to make larger units that would be more familiar friendly and my question is: has to do with the idea those are you guess they say something like 52 thousand units in the city that are not in conformity but it'

. >>> united natural foods, a nationwide distributer of natural and organic foods, has chosen gilroy as a location for a new center. gilroy amayor says the company will bring 500 new jobs to the city. they have dozens of other centers across the state and canada. >>> 7:12. getting a raise. california could have the highest minimum wage state in the nation. some say it will be a boost to the economy. others say it will be a disaster. >>> after nearly two years, a u.s. company will try to upright the costa concordia off the coast of italy. the big risk involved in this operation. >>> traffic is moving along pretty well if you are driving in some areas like the upper deck for the east bay, i should say, of the bridge. and then up get to the upper deck on the other side. no problems but there's a backup at the toll plaza. >>> a few reports of drizzle. but there's a lot of reports of fog. low clouds and fog. so cooler today. will it go into the weekend? for a store near you go to benjaminmoore.com/bayarea. for a store near you go to benjaminmoore.com/bayarea. >>> developing news in boulde

united natural food shares hitting all-time high.ves, retailers, full-year forecasts topped analyst estimates. posted double-digit revenue growth higher demand for the products. organic foods, that has been the wave and we've been seeing. the stock really reflects it. up over 13% today. safeway, has a nice comment from credit suisse today. they were upgraded. that has been a winner in the s&p 500. i could see whole foods hit a new 52-week high. as well, but overall the group is certainly a stellar performer. nature's grocers, another all-time high as well. that is worth noting. so in the food realm a lot of these provide some healthy foods, natural foods. organic foods, which certainly does well. back to you. tracy: sure does. ashley: nicole, thank you. we'll be back to you at the bottom of the hour. tracy: something about the $7 granola. ashley: not healthy for the bank account. let's put it that way. tracy: possible changes to retiree benefits in the bankrupt city of detroit causing some outrage and gerri willis is up next on that

- agrees -- no oe are for unregulated natural gas gas production. >> one on one, the first thing you have to keep in mind is every environmental group in the unitedtates and basically every ma environmental group globally, keeping natural gas out of new york, despite the fact that natural gas has been the key driver making coal go from 50% to 38% of our electricity over the last five years. gas has increased from 20 to 30%. now over the last 20 years gas production in the united states has increased about 40%, and over that same period of time, according to the epa, fugitive methane has declined 10%. that's the epa's numbers. another major study came out that woe sponsored by -- that was co-sponsored by the environmental dweefns fund the natural gas industry and the university of texas that came to similar results. so going -- >> but even though u.s. emissions are down because of natural gas there are issues with fracking. nuclear power of course being touted, we hope to have more nuclear power online in the united states with plants in the next decade or so but there are dangers in nuclear power.why not focus on wind and hydroelectric and solar?

and the united states immigration and naturalization service. okay. let's synchronize our watches. four hours, forty-five minutes and seventeen seconds to go. - check. - it is only a family dinner not a military invasion. so what's next on the schedule, general ? let's go over everyone's jobs. we just did this ! mr. brashov ? i am going to prepare my famous beef stroganoff. jamal ? i am going to put up the decorations. - right. henry ? - i'll go pick up the flowers. hold on, soldier. that's going to be tough to do on a bicycle in this weather. why don't i call carol for this ? that's a good idea. thanks, jess. yeah. thanks, mr. washington. except now i don't have anything to do. don't worry, henry. i'm sure we'll think of something. can i help you ? yes. special delivery for a katherine blake. great ! the wedding gown is here. congratulations. i wish you all the best. oh, it's not for me ! so who's the lucky girl ? it's for someone else here. well, one of you lucky girls want to please give me a signature ? here you go. now let me do it. no. you did the last one. i'd better get to

analysis that found that 36 times more carbon emissions were avoided since 1950 in the united states, through naturalas and nuclear, than through solar and wind and geothermal combined. and yet this is the kind of funny part of it all, is that natural gas and nuclear are the two energy technologies least popular among the people that are most concerned about climate change. and the people that are the least concerned about climate change, the climate skeptics are the ones that actually tend to favor natural gas an nuclear. so i think we -- >> brad your reaction to that? >> i've read the breakthroughs report and it's a nice analysis of 20th century energy policy. but the important thing is, i don't really understand what michael's claimed that the people more concerned about climate change reject about natural gas and nuclear. obama's secretary of energy earnisting moniz, is one of the the -- ernest moniz is one of the strongest advocates of natural gas in the nation and one of the climate scientists that are most concerned about climate change. >> you know brad there has been opposition among environ

. >> in the united states, fracking for natural gas is reducing pollution.an this be the answer worldwide? >> you have easy access to natural gas here. i come from denmark where we have heating oil that was replaced by gas. this could be an assigned technology. we should remember that gas is a fossil fuel. when we need to reduce buy the dimension we have to do it by the middle of this century. we need more energy efficiency. and we need more renewables. there is not some sort of one thing we can do. basically, we have the technologies. >> as investigations continue in kenya. the attack was aided by security breaches. of control handover by the police and the army. this was fraught with confusion that gave the extremists a chance to regroup. we have this exclusive report from nairobi. pictures revealing the aftermath of the siege. siege.westgate politicians have started the search for the truth, demanding answers for the insurgency. >> when this takes place, there is evidence of failure, at some point in the secure system. the leaves questions in minds of the

and the united states immigration and naturalization service. what a mess out there. with all this construction going on, it's going to take a miracle to get our customers in here. i thought you called the city to find out what was going on. i have called them every morning and every afternoon for the past two weeks. - what did they say ? - nothing. i still haven't spoken to anyone. - in other words, they're campaigning for reelection. - exactly. - hello. - hello. - i am hassan. - i'm sorry, sir. we are not open yet. no problem. i think you should know, sir, there are people who are placing... pieces of wood with stripes on them all over the street in front of your cafe. yes, we know. the city promised to remove them. but it hasn't happened yet. i see. excuse me, one moment. what a strange man. i can't help thinking he reminds me of someone. so-- has anyone seen my cousin ? i told him to wait out in front of the cafe. i should have guessed. okay, everything is much better now, huh ? hassan, what are you doing with those ? they were blocking the traffic. hassan is here

. >> in the united states, fracking for natural gas is reducing pollution.an this be the answer worldwide? >> you have easy access to natural gas here. i come from denmark where we have heating oil that was replaced by gas. this could be an assigned technology. we should remember that gas is a fossil fuel. when we need to reduce buy the dimension we have to do it by the middle of this century. we need more energy efficiency. and we need more renewables. there is not some sort of one thing we can do. basically, we have the technologies. >> as investigations continue in kenya. the attack was aided by security breaches. of control handover by the police and the army. this was fraught with confusion that gave the extremists a chance to regroup. we have this exclusive report from nairobi. pictures revealing the aftermath of the siege. siege.westgate politicians have started the search for the truth, demanding answers for the insurgency. >> when this takes place, there is evidence of failure, at some point in the secure system. the leaves questions in minds of the

and the united states immigration and naturalization service. it's weird. that man's been sitting out there all afternoon. actually he's been out there since this morning. i wonder what he's doing. looks to me like he's reading a newspaper. yeah, but all day ? shouldn't we do something ? do what ? he's just reading a paper. now, are you sure you understand everything on the list mr. brashov ? if i understood all this i wouldn't need you. don't worry. nothing will go wrong, and i'll be back in a week. i'd better get my coat. i just have time to pick up azza and get to the airport. - have a wonderful vacation. - well, it is a working trip for jihan, but we're hoping to spend some time together. i better hurry. mr. brashov, have you noticed the man who's been sitting out front ? jamal, what does this mean ? mr. brashov ? if water pressure is low turn valve on left ? mr. brashov. he's got other things on his mind. i'm glad he's not concerned. concerned about what ? the man who's been hanging around outside. - he looksike he's waiting foa s. - that's not a bus s

and the united states immigration and naturalization service. here you are, mr. brashov. one rosa's special: trout amandine with potatoes and some fresh vegetables. but i asked for a hamburger and some french fries. this is much better for you. rosa, you are a very kind and thoughtful person. but next time, i want you to be a mean and insensitive person... and give me a hamburger and fries ! that trout is one big fish. but not as big as the fish he'll catch on his vacation. no, the fish i am going to catch will be much larger-- at least this big. what's this vacation you're all talking about ? - i thought the whole world had heard about it. - and heard it and heard it. it will not be a very long vacation but it will be a perfect one. first, i will rent a car and drive to niagara falls. one of the most beautiful waterfalls in all the world. the next morning i will camp and fish and-- enjoy the mountain scenery. victor, it sounds like you've already taken this vacation. i have taken it many times but only in my dreams. jamal ! what happened ? i was working on the plumbing.

and the united states immigration and naturalization service. hi, jess. i see you're finally getting a new neighbor. you mean the place next door ? a good thing. i don't like a vacant building. it makes the whole place look shabby. especially next to our glamorous establishment. could you tell what kind of business it's going to be ? no. the windows are all covered with paper. as long as it's not another restaurant i don't care who moves in there. you know what would be good ? a really nice dress shop. - that's a terrible idea. - why ? -we'd spend all our money there. -i don't think it's going to be a dress shop. they were loading in big, heavy boxes this morning, much too big for dresses. what kind of store sells big, heavy things ? - maybe it's a health club. - oh, that's not good. why not ? it might do you some good to join a health club. all day long there will be banging and clanging and loud music. our customers like to eat in peace and quiet. - hi, sara. - hi, mr. brashov. looks like you're getting a new neighbor. - yes, i know. - oh, sara ! you're

and the united states immigration and naturalization service. wha's the matter ? can't rosa spell "fish" ? - well, rosa is not here yet. - well, i'm sure she'll be here soon. we open in ten minutes. she'usually here by now. maybe she fell on the way to the bus. she only walks one block to the bus stop. what if her bus ran out of gas ? well, another bus would come along and pick her up. but what if the other bus is hijacked ? hey, now that's a thought. just kidding. come on. come on. rapido. i es lo unico que me faltaba ! - at 6:55 on a beautiful monday morning-- - i'm late ! ♪ oh, well, at least my face will smell fresh. are my pancakes ready yet ? just a minute. i only have two hands. and you only have two customers. okay, okay. what's the matter, jess ? you know you're getting old when you hurt your back playing golf. you should sleep on a board. that works for me. i just bought an expensive bed. i'm not going to get rid of it. keep the bed. the board goes under the mattress. it gives you firm support. he doesn't have to sleepn a board. i know wh

united natural foods are getting a huge boost in trading after the distributor organic natural and otherivered an earnings and sales beat. it upped guidance. and they raised their price target on the stock from $68 to $63 citing better industry trends. that stock trading at record highs. back over to you. >> thanks a lot. a new nbc/wall street journal poll shows the odds of a government shows congress should raise the debt ceiling. >> do we need to be worried about the debt ceiling and a government shutdown or both? >> sure. they'll ultimately get the votes and house leadership will be able to cure enough republicans of the idea that they really can get rid of obama care to put something on the floor that can pass, but it's kind of hairy and john boehner doesn't know how to do that right now. on the debt ceiling are boehner indicated he needs cut as big as the debt ceiling and that isn't going to happen either. it's easy to see the finish line and easy to see republicans know it would be harmful for their party but they're not sewure ho to avoid it. >> can you always say what john says,

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now, natural gas serves three major sectors of the united states almost equally: heating, electricity and -- and industrial -- industrial applications. the -- on the electricity is where we are seeing the large growth because of the low prices, and, again, this has been beneficial for -- for our carbon equation. it's why we are the lead industrialized economy that is actually reducing carbon emissions. but going forward, again, we're not just sitting on our -- on this. we are pushing solar hard, wind. we are just now going to go into our first support for offshore wind, for example, a place where cost reduction is required. nuclear, provisional loan guarantee to see if new nuclear power plants built in the united states come in on budget and are -- and are -- and are reasonable, even as gas takes a more prominent place in -- in the mix. so that's our philosophy. the philosophy is we've got to keep pushing down on carbon, we have to be pragmatic and we have to keep working on those alternatives that will support a very low carbon economy in the future. >> i'm going to take the question

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sympathetic to the united states after september the eleventh and in afghanistan they both had in an interest in fighting extremism then iran was called the axis of evil during. the nature of administration the united states the iranians agreed to talks with the united states in iraq again the united states simply increased sanctions against the country and now as soon as president rouhani comes to power the united states implements even further sanctions are on the eve of his inauguration which is extraordinary it shows that the united states simply does not have goodwill how is the iranian government. going to convince it be convinced that the united states can sit down and talk with the united states when the united states behaves in such an irrational and hostile way and on the other hand the united states at this stage has isolated itself. are improving relations thanks to obama with the. washington's with the chinese with the indians with brics countries and other non-western countries and even in europe we see countries buried dissatisfied with american behavior for example in the case of. both both in britain for example parliament rejected war which i think cam

right you in the unit it's entirely natural to focus on surface air temperature and those trends because that's where you and i live in where we all experience climate change most directly and so on their specs however the surface air temperature is remaining incredibly hot if it weren't if it were targeting natural cycles we should be much cooler right now but in fact the decade to average is among the hottest since we've been recording since the one thousand nine hundred but there are good reasons for why that's happening and that's because the ocean is absorbing ninety percent of the heat and so most of the energy is going into the ocean and the atmosphere is just a small reservoir of that heat and so little little blips in the surface air temperature actually are clues to where the big picture is is the water so much more dense it's seventy percent of the earth and exactly what you said the heat capacity of water is much higher for example it takes a lot longer to heat a whole. pot of water on the stove compared to just a pan that has no water in it or pete you know put all that heat

sympathetic to the united states after september the eleventh and in afghanistan they both had in an interest in fighting extremism then iran was called the axis of evil during the at the nature of administration the united states the iranians agreed to talks with the united states in iraq again the united states simply increased sanctions against the country and now as soon as president rouhani comes to power the united states implements even further sanctions are on the eve of his inauguration which is extraordinary it shows that the united states simply does not have goodwill how is the iranian government. going to convince it be convinced that the united states can sit down and talk with the united states when the united states behaves in such an irrational and hostile way and on the other hand the united states at this stage has isolated itself. are improving relations thanks to obama with the. russians with the chinese with the indians with brics countries and other non-western countries and even in europe we see countries buried dissatisfied with american behavior for example in the case of. both both in britain for example parliament rejected war which i think came as

by a company few have ever heard of reumofan has gained a loyal following in the united states as a supposedly all natural treatment for arthritis and joint pain. >> i've overworked both of my shoulders doing body work and mountain climbing and it got so bad that i was considering having surgery to replace my shoulders. >> before i started taking reumofan i couldn't stand up and walk immediately. climbing stairs one stair at a time was the only way i could go up the stairs and then i heard about reumofan and it worked almost overnight. it was a miracle drug. >> i noticed that the pain was pretty much gone. >> reporter: experts say the reason reumofan works so well is that it contains secret ingredients. tests by the u.s. food and drug administration have found that reumofan products can contain three powerful medications not listed on its label, a corticosteroid, an antiinflammatory drug and a muscle relaxant. the agency has issued repeated warning since last year that consumers should not take reumofan because it can cause serious side effects. >> they're the types of drugs that are generally only used u

natural gas because it's clean and cheap. and the third is we're going to see domestic availability in a lot of key markets like the united statesey have natural gas, they can get access to natural gas and avoid buying foreign oil. so this is a much more powerful long-term driver, we think of adoption rate than the environmental performance, the environmental performance comes for free. but, of course, we're going to see massive change in -- all across the automotive industry around emissions. and emissions is a powerful driver of technology change in this industry. we have to keep up, we have to exceed. but we're also convinced that if we can offer people a cheaper fuel, we're going to see a big shift. >> all right, david, we were at the -- we brought "mad money" to the f-150 -- the plant where they make them. you've got a good relationship with ford. demand, how is it? >> it's going really well. i think that the acquisition of baf really consolidated us as the leader with ford in their qvm program. they have a specific program for natural gas products where we design it and deliver it through their system. so that combination

in pennsylvania, 33 passengers and seven crew members of united flight 93 were honored at the natural memorial. visitors and families took part in a solemn ceremony with candles brought in to the memorial wall of names. passengers and crew members are credited with remain toking the cockpit and stopping four hijackers from crashing with a target in washington, dc, on 9/11, 2001. we have the list of bay area 9/11 events on our website. >> new this morning, a powerful explosion in benghazi, libya, has caused serious damage to the foreign ministry building that happened this morning. several civilians were slightly injured. some windows were blown out. the blast comes on the first anniversary of the consulate attack in benghazi that left four americans dead including ambassador stevens. the obama administration has been criticized about their role in 9 deaths including not doing enough to prevent the attack. yesterday, the white house issued a statement saying they are committed to bringing those responsible for the killings to justice. >> the richmond city council is moving forward with