since the coup this radical dynamic occurred where there's an uptake in violence. egypt is in for a long slog against terrorists. >> something we want to talk about, there's no question that there's potential for backlash when you deal with unstable governments. what is the right course forward. think about that. the stream. >> we are talking about whether the u.s. should continue a decades-long history of $2 billion a year in aid to the egypt. and how it could bite them down the road. you were held by the taliban for eight months. are you concerned that marginalizing the muslim brotherhood could lead to violence and force radicalization of the group. >> i am worried about that. we are looking at a scenario of where the civil war was. that killed hundreds of thousands. there are some radicals that you have to deal with with force. i am concerned about the message that we are sending where democracy works for others. i'm war ied that, you know, as we talked about in an earlier segment, this group in the sinai, they are urging physical support, they are urging the mu

in addition they clean the air through uptake of fine matter. they contribute to a better walking environment for pedestrians and they help calm traffic and slow the rate of traffic for vehicles as well. and they do provide habitat. it sounds like there's a lot of nearby haiti habitat. the public didn't get it access that space and they can access the trees in the front. i think the trees contribute as many do to the public good generally and that's why we try to protect them. that's it >> do you know the location of the e-mailer the one you read. >> she was on 12 graph hill. >> how far is that person. >> certainly walking distance. >> okay. >> ms. short, you know, perhaps better in terms of commissioner discussion but, you know, there doesn't necessarily have to be a conflict between green practices for structures and urban forest goals. this cottage is kind of unique in that it's a small cottage and no garage. what happens if at the 34r57b9 two trees >> oh, to offset the loss of this one tree? that's certainly a possible solution >> thank you.

a lot of that has to do with the uptake and the development market who are estimating roughly $110 million from all of the plan areas combined not including transit center. the green bar at the top represents other revenue that we have identified and secured to move these infrastructure projects forward. it doesn't represent all of the money. but these are re news that are specifically targeted towards area plan, growth and infrastructure. they include infrastructure, financial district which is established in rincon hill and a small amount of general fund money set aside to support infrastructure and growth areas. this map just gives you a sense of which areas are generating about how much revenue and it's no surprise that eastern neighborhoods are also generating the most impact. over the 5-year period we are generally seeing $20 million off the plan areas. in fiscal year 17 you see a major bump that's attributed to a few major projects under construction now eligible for the fee deferral program. it gives you a sense too of when we'll be starting the infrastructure on the construction p

bubba ended uptaking that title. i wonder if leishman's caddie will be sent up to do the same thing? surely he saw that effort by phil. that was three years back. what is it looks like yardage wise there david? >> i am noture that he can carry the water. really. it is lying against the grain. it is on the ground. six inches of grass. nick: you are talking about spieth? >> sorry. i was talking about jordan spieth. leishman's lie is fine. he can toss it in there behind. shouldn't spin it too much on a day like today. there is no breeze into it. nick: he has 100 yards, exactly. jim: peter kostis and our greg parker are there with scott stallings showing him this shot right here off of the monitor. ere we go. egood effort. it has the speed to get down to the hole. what a great try. jim: unbelievable. but scott stallings will take the title. ictory number three. . s wife, jennifer big high five there for john yarborough. leishman had some fun with it. he knew he had to hole it. here is how stallings found out. is ball was

. >> i'm a little slow on the uptake but not hopeless. >> go to a proctologist you are quick on the uptakecynical about christie and a rod says he absolutely did not do any of it. are you blefing him? >> everybody is full of crap. the coin realm full of crap now. best people being full of crap are our leaders and super stars. come on, you know that. it's happened, baby. this thing tipped. there is a cudahy that going on. get in the bunker. >> we are clean, miller. come on, man. >> that's why we are about to be gang audited. >> i saw a rumor or heard a rumor that you are going to get sued by a rod too. is that true? after tonight's interview you are absolutely going to get sued by him. >> are we saying he never did anything? >> he says he didn't do it. he is suing everybody. suing the bat boy. suing the guy who sells the hot dogs, suing everybody. >> i used to follow the pirates, one spring training barry bonds was actually with it, the dog that used to chase the frisbee. he came back the next year and all of the sudden he was like good gork the day the earth stood still. >> that was a lot

below forecast but alex goresky is open timistic about the futu >> we've seen a lower but steadier uptake, particularly in the orthopedics group. we're cautiously optimistic that the demand we're seeing is related to people getting more certainty and frankly to some of the enrollment taking place in affordable care act. we'll have to watch and see over the longer term. >> shares of all three of those dow components fell more than 1% today. >> that mixed bag of earnings led to mixed results on wall street with the costliest blue chip stocks ending the session lower, visa and goldman sachs and ibm. let's take a look. the dow lost 44 points but the nasdaq closed at the fresh 13 year high and s&p added 5 points. >> blue skies ahead for delta airlines. almost $3 billion in profit in the latest quarter. shares rose 3.25% after the carrier told investors that it expects 3% growth in the current quarter by focusing on higher revenue on the routes it already offers. some flights may have a rough day. massive snowstorm on the east coast forced the cancellation of almost 3,000 flights and caused ano

coming uptake a look at some drifts up to my shoulder. >> few people braved the nasty conditions in our area, some because they had to, others because they wanted to, but they were conditions that had a far reaching effect on the area. >> get ready for the freezing temps. >> plus a storm in virginia politics far from winding down. >> i will use every available resource and advocate that i have to fight and prevail against these false allegations. >> former virginia governor bob mcdonnell says federal prosecutors are stretching the law and the 14 count indictment against him and his wife. good evening, everybody. i'm jan jeffcoat. >> i'm bruce johnson in for derek mcginty. >>> we battled snow all day long and overnight it's going to dim down to the single digits. some classes are canceled tomorrow. >> we have crews across the area, but first let's get the very latest on the weather from first alert meteorologist topper shutt. >> good news, bad news. good news, the snow is moving out, bad news, the cold air is really moving in. most of the accumulating snow is confined essentially into so

so we'd get a much higher uptake and pg and e is going to be able to market itself as being a hundred percent green to maybe 2 percent of its customers and that's not real. please do consult with the advocates about the scope of work we really want some buy in on how that works out so we can make sure that this is a comprehensive rfp and that it covers all the bases and goes out to bid for the whole thing to get every possible bidder to make sure we get the right choices of who to implement it and this is vital to showing the mayor's office and labor the reality of what we keep promising them and we don't see what labor's position right now is oppositional we see it as hey put up or shut up. show us what's real so we can get on board with you on this. whether or not the enterprise agency will implement this body of work needs to be done anyway just so that we can really make the case for labor and show how we'll get product labor agreements and sfrong strong union hiring and and please take the work underway and finish that work and that will give us -- >> thank you very much. next sp

it seems to me that, i'm not saying it can drag onto infinity, if it ends uptaking 60 days because it takes more time than anticipated to schedule a box walk, it seems like it's not a rock solid deadline. >> it is a rock solid deadline and some of our concerns is that some of those are taking 120 days. to their credit they are doing a much better job in scheduling that in a timely fashion. we can schedule the box walk but we don't want to leave this open into infinity. supervisor scott weiner: i guess what i would say and i know this is everyone that is role that they play in obviously with at&t you have statute of rights and law and you want to move in expeditious matter and the process for at&t. on the other hand for folks living in a neighborhood, this is a permanent visual change in their neighborhood on their block, and so i'm not suggesting the process should be lasting into infinity, but it seems to me if it locks into 60 days, it's not that big a deal. >> keep in mind, the way this process reads is a hearing will be scheduled. at&t has taken voluntarily upon ourselves to sched

that's why he ended uptaking an elevator out of service. >> he was in the elevator shaft because he waslice officers confirmed a pot club burglar was indeed hiding for at least two hours this morning. they broke through the wall to find him trapped between two floors on top of the elevator car in west san jose. >> that was the hard part. we needed to force open the elevators and then convince him to come down. >> it was apparently a small, cramped space. >> so this is the stuff he was after, marijuana from the haze dispensary about three doors down in the strip mall on hillsdale avenue. police say he broke in through the roof and tripped the alarm around 2:15 this morning. >> so he got up on his tiptoes, and he broke. >> 30 minutes later he made his way into dance boulevard through the window. this isn't exactly the work of a criminal master mind. >> from what i saw, he had dumped his stash, and he was just trying to escape from his own mayhem. >> the crook did quite a bit of damage to the office. at one point, he kicked down this door looking for a way out. >> i think he was high, and

but the 49ers ended uptaking the lead back. as collin kaepernick throws deep for bolden. and the 49ers regain the lead. here's the huge play. seattle fourth and sixth they gamble, roll the dice. they go for it. russell wilson a good pass him. but it comes down to the final moments when the 49ers on drive went for the kill in one swoop. kaepernick deep for michael crabtree instead richard sherman deflected the ball. it was picked off by malcolm smith and the 49ers were crushed. when i saw crush, definitely their spirits and certainly their comments after the game. >> i'm the best one in the game. when you put me against a star receiver like crabtree. that's the result you're going to get. don't you ever talk about me. >> who was talking about you? >> don't you open your mouth about me. >> he's a tv guy. i'm not a tv guy. i play ball. he makes a play and he talks. good play. >> crabtree was a mediocre receiver. mediocre. when you play a game with a mediocre receiver. that's what happens. >> that's like the best play he made all game. guys are beat, we're doing our job. in t

so they can also stay later, if the need be, so there maybe an actual uptake in the economics of badthe nfl says super bowl 58 is expected to generated as much as $600 million for the city and state economies. it is too soon to predict the forecast, but according to the national oceanic atmospheric administration the coldest temperature recorded on any february 2nd in the meadowlands is minus 2 and the most snow on record is 3.4 inches. terrell brown, cbs news, new york. >> the u.s. coast guard icebreaker polar star is racing tonight to help the russian and chinese vessels that remain trapped in the ice off antartica. the 52 passengers rescued by helicopter from the russian ship are now safely aboard an australian ice breaker tonight and headed towards tasmania. >>> next up: remember the world war ii hero who flew beneath the arches of the eiffel tower. the world war ii hero who flew below the arches of the eiffel tower. ciae helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved t

sealed and in all we uptake. two of the situation also on the table. one last detail all photos are mostly the renovation to abolish the spying on them all but four goals for the compliment and to use the discussion will feed up with a b in the in the next weeks i think worldwide race to the top of the world is gathering steam as the arctic ice melts in your roots and resources open up joining us shortly as we look at how that's fading away of competition and even conflict the eye tune in. in oregon. a silly tonight. for one hundred million now claiming that the company fell due to the warning on etsy and george stickers that they could be used as dangerous weapons. after years is or can it be another ten minutes from the pacific northwest. bill gates continues to hand out your privacy and data to the nsa and many others but god despises the winter with few bucks. rather it is a stinker. the boys this company's top of our products including sky. as a dangerous weapon against a constitutional right to unsuspecting customers of its products with a book a

terrible mistakes that the discos is due to damage his infant son also this being i think enthusiastic uptake of sunny holidays to be in the air and people invent a position to afford them. i think this is simple to matching the sun tanning. a silence as well which is actually buried in mysterious fire. nothing can send it to getting wrinkles in them in the lon runs i was sitting discourage people from being too keen on tanning salons. ok also a huge increase in lung cancer here's the ticking off a hunk of thirty six percent in women. well that's not surprising on the number of grams festival women's smokey had increased density over the decades so that they'd just about caught up with men and indeed the incidence of smoking in men is declining can be tricky right now but it's being slow to improve with the young women. it will take you fifteen twenty thirty years he suffered risk of getting up and sent to the instance we see today relates to people who was smoking a couple of decades ago and has continued to smoke the most part so i think you need to think about smoking tobacco use as a youn

. >> uptake. a great euphemism. >> bill gates and sex in the same sentence. >> next one.xy underwear? >> no doubt about that. >> yes we, have a picture of that. this didn't surprise you? >> it is too random not to be real. if it said whoopi goldberg. >> miley cyrus played strip poker to raise money -- >> wait for the question. >> to raise money for a children's music charity? >> kennedy got that one right. that's one that we made up here. >> come on now. >> sounded so real didn't it? since president obama's limousine only gets 8 miles per gallon. ed begley jr. start aid petition to get the president to trade in his limo for an electric power version. awe aw >> great idea. >> you were all wrong. this one i made up too. >> mary tyler moore, tried to pay a restaurant $1,000 to free one of its lobsters? >> okay. yes, this really happened. >> gladstone's. melbourne. >> your neck of the woods. a lobster named spike at a malibu restaurant. >> delicious by the way. >> actor adrian grenier has a website promoting environmentally friendly compostable tennis shoes, real or fake? >>

the teen ran to school for help and a staff member ended uptaking him to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. one student we spoke to said he knows the streets are violent but he thought being at school would be different. >> i can't believe its on our campus. its hard for me to wonder why. >> reporter: technically the shooting did not happen on the campus. we want to make that point clear. but after the shooting the school went into a temporary lock down and when school let out the school principal and security escorted the students to the bus stop. live from oakland i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >>> with the number of flu cases rising in the bay area and even some flu deaths, there is a big push to encourage people to get their flu shots. uc berkeley they are trying to stop the spread of the flu as students return to campus. the goal is to encourage all students to get vaccinated. >> when people come back, they bring their germs with them. so students will be arriving from flu from the northeast where it has been cold and dry. and they will join a congregate housing where

with the uptake in sort of extremists or islamist violence, there has been a nasty struggle going on between the tribal leaders and the al qaeda affiliated elements, and it's not a pretty picture but from the point of view of the tribal leaders, they can not be turning to the government in baghdad because that would be - that would worsen their position vis-a-vis the sunnis, it's a tough sunni on sunni problem light now, let alone the problem with the baghdady government. the government in baghdad has to gain control. they have to do it through mechanism that involves the tribal leaders. that means they'll have to let the tribal leaders be in the lead, and there'll be negotiation, but i think they absolutely have to take control, they cannot allow this al-qaeda affiliate to grow in strength, because that will cause further problems in shia sunni relations which are already, i think, at the breaking point, especially since the syrian crisis has gone on now for years without any mitigation. >> thanks to christopher hill, the former u.s. ambassador to iraq. >> the same group is claiming

uptake it new york, ten and a half inches. we expect to see more, most of

uptake it new york, ten and a half inches. we expect to see more, most of it towards eastern massachusetts where they expect to get four to six inches of snow by tomorrow morning. by tomorrow morning it is still going to be snowing in the southeastern part of new england. boston is at 6° with the wind child it feels more like minus 20 ominus 25. here in new york we're also dropping. only going to be colder as we go torts tomorrow. >> kevin, thank very much. i'm going to see you here 11 eastern, 8 pacific. "consider this" with antonio mora is next. >> a critical point for miseast peace talks as the spring deadline approaches. an israeli demand may be a deal breaker for palestinians. "consider this". dwawrnedward snowden gets a ple. and sex abuse for priests is out of jail. and the lord of the piracy rings. check the most illegally downloaded entertainment of 2013. hello o&m sheila macvicar sitting in for antonio mora. looming deadline for yet another u.s. brokered deal to resolve the conflict twin israelis and palestinians. sec

it is a catalyst for a large amount of uptake. it's a big event. know, people come to enjoy themselves. we call it the 100 mile limit. they come, they are away from their families and things happen. the super bowl was catalyst. this issing it that is long term. our attempts here in arizona and around the country is to stop it for good. >> you got the n.f.l. involved in this. >> well, yes. it's not that i got them involved, i wanted them to step up to the plate a bit and we had a good meeting with them in washington d.c. >> you have other partners too. tell me about them? >> i have a lot of u.s. senator. i came from on event with governor chris christie, and he showed me the command center. they are doing a marvellous job and he's a good advocate on this issue. >> how do you mep people who are trafficked. >> a lot believe it's awareness. that happens only overseas. education is one thing, making them aware of surroundings. there's an 800 number. if they see something they can call and report it. it doesn't mean you are being a vigilante, it's being

. >> other parts of company saw an uptake in solar, none to the extent that is happening in hawaii. >a majestic bird is getting attention in chicago. ashar quraishi explains why an owl usually heading south is staying here for the winter. >> it's a bone-chillingly cold morning on chicago's lake shore. nature photographer here, is trying to snap a photo of the snowy owl. >> they are the largest owl in north america. they are amazing. beautiful to watch. beautiful to spend time with. >> with its bright yellow eyes, black beak and puffy white plumage it has a distinct appearance. >> it gained not rity as hedwig in the horry potter's series, seen here in "the sorcerer's stone." fascination is owls have been seen as a spiritual creature, a wise owl. everyone wants to experience that. >> as the arctic nomad appears in harbours around chicago. birdwatchers braved the elements to catch a glimpse. >> the predator feeds on lemings, rodents and birds. they can hone in on pray under heavy vegetation and snow. food may explain why the owls migrate this far south. >> sometimes there are boom and bu

it will be a slowdown in the uptake. probably flat line in term of properties sold, five million existing homes, 4 to 500,000 new homes. home prices will slow down significantly. i don't think we'll see a dip but maybe growth at 3 to 4% rate as opposed to double digits you saw this year. melissa: do you think mortgages will stall as well? >> that is other reason we think housing will challenged there this year. hard to get a loan. melissa: still? >> it is actually worries right now. the mortgage bankers association downgraded forecast for number of mortgages issued because of early returns what is happening with the new rules from the cfpb. that much harder for people to get loans. melissa: we have a new head of the fhfa, former congressman mel watt. how does that change things? >> it solidifies the government's role in the mortgage industry in the foreseeable future. melissa: that's too bad. >> too bad on the one hand because we would like to get private capital back. it is maybe a necessary evil because it keeps rises

. >> at nc state, the president played the slow uptake as a sign of careful consideration. >> so todayafter almost a year of competition, i'm pleased to announce america's newest high-tech manufacturing hub, which is going to be focused on the next generation of power electronics. is going to be based right here in raleigh, in north carolina. that's good news. >> good news the state democratic senator kay hagan did not want to share. she's locked in a tough re-election battle in a swing state the president carried in 2008 and lost in 2012, so she skipped the event, citing senate work in washington. >> your senator kay hagan couldn't be here, but i wanted to thank her publicly for the great work she's doing. >> the president' fellow democrats are cool to the idea of him using the state of the union to push a specific trade agreement that could increase u.s. exports. republicans say the deal could actually create some jobs. >> these are just a few of the many areas where we could work together to get things done for the american people. >> the president insisted today he's ready to work

in your op-ed for tomorrow's papers, you say i have been slow on the uptake, refusing to believe themething so petty and down right stupid. i was wrong but my portion was small compared to christie's. >> did you think they wouldn't think they would get involved because you know them? >> i think i have a sense of who the governor is based on my own back and forth with him we've argued and we've agreed. i think i get a different kind of interaction with a governor that a reporter in a news conference. as an editorial page newspaper. there's no logical reason for what happened with the bridge. even if you want to be nasty, vindictive, shutting down a bridge is not going to tick off people against the mayor of the town. it's going to take off people against whoever controls the bridge. and if the governor of new jersey and the governor of new york control the bridge, i don't think, you know, there's any logic into it. so i think you have to first take that leap of faith and say that there's any reasoning in what went on. because there was none. >> let's go to this situation with kevin o'

we will see with the uptake rate is, and we would not put our name on it unless it is special and transporting way, taking you somewhere you otherwise would not go. someday, if it all works, yes. >> are you thinking that way -- looking into the future saying how can imax be the name in the home that sony was once upon a time and maybe samsung is now? >> because our niche is different than those companies, we are definitely looking at how we brought in our name in the home. -- brought in our name in the home. looking at checking -- pack and gaming -- >> which is not part of your brand at all. >> apple rethought the experience, and it is a long way off for us, that is culturally how we hope to think about it. future?ming in your >> i do not know. only if we can make gaming better. we have played around things like at a home theater, multi- --- multiplayer gaming. it is not there yet, but the things we like to dream about. >> what is your biggest problem? >> i think we grew so fast. a network has grown five times the size of the last five years, and we used to show five or six films a year, and n

>> there is a different uptake with technology in different parts of the world. to lead the way.l distance of it easy in this country. you can get things instantaneously. different countries will have different challenges. >> delivery costs are an issue. thank you for joining us, restructuring partner at deloitte. >> winter storms striking america's northeast. live pictures. we are in new york to gauge destruction. looking at heathrow, flights to new york have taxied and yet to take off. you can understand why. ♪ >> welcome back to "the pulse," live on bloomberg television, radio, and streaming on bloomberg.com. 2013 was a big year in the world of robotics. about wherea lot robotics are going in 2014. ryan chilcote reports. from soccer to the classroom, robots gained ground in 2013. --♪ garden style research have a robot to help the elderly. hosted a robot soccer competition. another robot you can control with your mind. the first talking robot to be sent to space. motion sensors put robots in the boxing ring. yo, israely in tok continue development of military robots. 2014 plans

>> for the end of last year you did see a little bit uptake of downloads sales. there is still a market to own a certain amount. the argument that those in streaming have always given is, if you stream, you hear more stuff, and you are more selective than you do buy a certain amount. very different classes of customers out there. again, there is a group that loves the top 40 music that came to buy very little music. there are those who love slightly more indie, slightly more a click it, and they tend to buy a little more music. so i think streaming is part of the future. it is a big part of the future. not only, by the way, in music but also video. a huge part of the future. >> what do you expect us to do with our time? what i don't get here is where we are going to find the time for all the little stuff? whereas the time in the day to do that and do all the other stuff as well? i just don't see it. >> some of it is multicasting -- we have used the term for years -- >> but if i am listening to justin bieber, i am not multitasking. >> but -- in all due respect, yo

i'm suggesting to you that the individual who breaks in so the big box retailer and keeps uptake a couple. a couple of cd and dvd and make copy of those and goes ahead and shares those. spread the information far and wide get the information throughout. why is it different. why should it be acceptable for that to happen online but not on the streets. the individual breaking in, are they offering the copy for free or -- >> is that archie -- >> i think it is an important distinction for profit or not for profit. >> right. if we had just some one's goal is to spread the great american property we are so proud of by making copies and distributing it out of his or her own good will thousand of copies tens of thousand of copies, million of copies that is perfectly acceptable. >> i think we do have such individuals. i think they are called libraries. and they have coexisted with the commercial market for hundreds of years without undermining it. >> right they have libraries that operate and have operated for hundreds of years not setting the people going to make the millions of copies to freely

the natural uptake of going from diesel to natural gas is expensive.nless they get that incentive. if you take that lead and we follow-up with our school transportation, school buses, every state could transform its traffical vehicular away from petroleum into natural gas with you taking the lead on mass transit. we are doing it with public transportation with our schoolchildren, and then we follow-up with the state vehicles, road vehicles. it doeson i say that is not need to transform every utility or every infrastructure as far as gas station across the country. those are bulk stations. most companies can convert those if they get a contract. the only cost we have is that first uptick, going from natural gas powered. if you could look at it differently, we could reduce 25% of our dependence on petroleum. >> a couple of thoughts. first, the agency has historically leaned forward to her moan the development of natural gas buses. if you look across how we spend our research dollars, we have been on the cutting edge of it. now we're on to the next genera

caused by unemployment and other things around the world, what we've seen is a slower but steadier uptakehat some of the demand is with people getting some certainty. >> which is kind of when it comes to the obamacare legislation, which does include this medical device tax, you noted it was a hit in the quarter, is that off set by some of the positive trends you're seeing as a result of the legislation? what is the net outcome so far in the early days? >> we've been supporters of making sure we get more patients access to health care because if we make great innovations but people can't get access to it it doesn't make a difference. we felt that was very important. and what we've seen is we have made a significant contribution through fees and taxes. last year we estimated about $1 billion. it will be slightly more this year. we do project there will be increased numbers of patients that will be able to get access through medicaid as well as through the exchanges. and, look, we want to make sure going forward people can get access but we can also continue to be rewarded for innovation we

it's seen consistent growth in earnings over the past three quarters thanks to an uptake in sales.re expected to benefit from favorable housing trends, better merchandise, and competitive planning. experts say the strengthening housing market with a pick up in consumer spending could translate into consumers spending more on appliances. in fact, whirlpool in its recent earnings report noted the strong housing market and a demand for replacement and discretionary purchases. you know, be forewarned. if the economic and housing recoveries take a breather for whatever reason, experts say the sales of home goods and appliance makers could be impacted. back to you. >> you would think so, yes. seema, thanks. see you later. >> we have about 45 minutes before the closing bell now with the dow making a little bit of a comeback at this hour. it's only down a couple of points. we'll take a look at the s&p, which has now turned positive. the nasdaq is the lagger today, down almost nine points. >> waiting for earnings from alcoa. they also paid that settlement, settling a bribely in bahrain. wil