so we want to bring that up for consideration. >> president: >> commissioner: it is waller on the outside of that nice. >> commissioner it is cum laude coast-to-coast it is what it is. i think i followed up. the request from the neighbors was exactly that. i think there was to your point without this along with the mouse looks like a mouse vs. what people live there. sometimes does look folks who live in the neighborhood so these are just words coast-to-coast across water but i think you're right to bring up that technically on this path -- >> testifier: since his report is probably okay. >> commissioner the fort will remain in the northern okay. the midst. anything further on the deposed triangle request? okay. so what an absolute get public comment before we vote on it. yes. absolutely just in terms of discussion for my colleagues forgot where i think it boils down to from the community's perspective is either option 3 ago which states is tenderloin to polk but doesn't include the change to the vote are option 6 which again i can't -- returning the map around really within such a short

jim waller and michael nathan. one was a recent graduate of duke divinity school. a fourth one was a union organizer, bill sampson and the fifth was a greensboro rez deptssident and the only female and only graduate. she was a graduate of bennett college. all of them were involved in improving the lives of the poor. they had been fighting disease. they really wanted to improve conditions. they lived in the community or in the area and been active as union organizers. they decided to move it up a notch and in october they merged into what became a communist workers party unit. i think that simple change from viewpoint to communist party probably inflamed the whole situation in greensboro. it angered the klan because they were known to be anti-black, anti-union and anti-party. they were concerned because they had had some run ins with nelson johnson and other cwp members over minor things. there was some history there. the police decided that maybe the primary thing to do would be to have an informant that could report to them on what was going on with the klan react

you go inland the atlantic city and i want, highs top out in the low 60s cooler on the waller. philadelphia, 62 mostly sunny breezy winds out of the northwest at 15 to 25 miles per hour. the day planner looks like, temperatures close in on 60 degrees by lunchtime. that's where we are camping out later this afternoon. the high 62. that will occur somewhere between 3 and 5:00 p.m. this afternoon, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast nice and quiet steady as she goes over the next several days, 62 degrees this afternoon. 68 sunday, 72 monday, lots of sunshine, very comfortable conditions next three days, tuesday a quick-moving frontal system pulls through it could trigger a shower or two in the morning hours 68 degrees, clouds and sun. wednesday and thursday, mixed skies, temperatures in the mid 60s, friday, clouds, maybe a few showers 68 degrees. a lot better. >> spring for many people means golf season is upon us. if you're looking for an easier way to hit the links. foot golf may be your speed. melissa magee shows us in fyi philly. >> reporter: instead of using a golf c

that but i'm passionate about all of this inch lived in the neighborhood for thirty years i'm on waller i'm a little bit surprised any fellow white haired neighbors don't walk i walk and take the public transportation if you're coming from downtown to come home to 51 or accident buses not the underground all you hear people talk about what foreign accent where is the hate where is the hate they're coming to our neighborhood. >> trying to find the hate hate ashbury it's a tourist attraction your neighborhood has diversity for so many years i've lived there thirty years i've watched did diversity increase i don't know. i hate to say it i totally a white rich neighborhood i love my neighborhood i bought my 0 house from a 90-year-old woman and people were working class people everyone on the street have a car but people with walk are walking their dogs so parking will be an issue i'm so revved when i heard the young man say we're not going to have height or whatever isle i've seen buildings being built next to the victorians we have no control over that any kind of beauty in the neighborhoo

now, you have two locations -- one is the firehouse on waller street and, of course, the children's advocacy center out in the bayview. >> first, cheryl, thank you so much for having me here today and shining the light. we all have a role to play in preventing child abuse, and thank you for being such a champion in this effort. >> it is a team effort. you know, it takes all of us to do this, and one of the things that you were sharing with me before we started the program is that the numbers just don't go down, sadly. >> no, in fact, in san francisco, there are more than 5,000 reports of child abuse each year, and the research shows that actually there's about 40% of cases that are never even reported. it's tragic. >> you have a place now that's just beautiful. i got to tour it last year, and i want to show people an update of the children's advocacy center. advocacy center in the bayview is just beautiful. it's a nice, safe place where kids who have been abused can share their stores one time. >> it's an incredible partnership that we have with the city and county of san francisco, where, a

yes here in atlanta got the chance to speak to ceo mutar kent and cfo kathy waller about the global economynsightful to hear their views of the world for a company that operates in every country of the world except cuba and north korea. here's whey said about the global economy right now. >> i think we're in a new normal all around the world. think the consumer is volatile, is mixed. is confused. and we have a new normal with pretty high unemployment around the world, despite growth rates. coming back in some places and not coming back in others. and we have a consumer that really is not as optimistic as he or she used to be five, six, seven, eight years ago. >> so that's the reality that coke is dealing with. obviously the other one is ten straight years of declining carbonated beverage growth in terms of soft drinks in the united states. another question we got and i asked this because i know it's coming on "squawk alley," to deliver this story. is coke an innovation and technology company? more than 100 years old. the answer to that, they say, lies in the freestyle machine. this is their

. >> our hope is to salvage the new world record for the tallest waller fall run on the kayak. >> theevious is 108 feet and to beat this they look for the perfect falls and come upon salto bello in southern brazil. >> we looked at dozens of waterfalls that were potential candidates. from the first time pedro first saw the falls he says it was the perfect falls. he knew in his mind right then that he was going to run the falls. he felt that this was one of the most beautiful places he had ever seen. he felt like this was a heaven on earth, a paradise. salto bello means beautiful waterfall, and that's exactly what it was. >> pedro is going to make the run and ben is going to catch the whole thing on camera. >> we are right on the edge of the all amazon. >> big waterfall kayaking is not to be tried at home. we are professionals, we have years of experience under our belt. we know exactly what is at stake. but in terms of just going over a waterfall in your kayak or getting your kayak on the river, it is something that everybody should try. for anyone who tries it, it will be, probably, t

for us this week >>anny hong: is arrested for evelyn this afternoon places like antioch little more waller creek it is like summer. amid of our '80s close to '90s we are working to clear skies out there this morning a live look at the bay bridge and it is a really nice start out there. let's check out the storm track your daytime forecast no '50s by 10:00 upper 50s and then must tile are ready in the lower semitist under sunny skies that top our raw 77 degrees live in the afternoon we will cool down to 69 at 6:00 p.m. this evening were looking for more west tried to lost our 54 in redwood city and san francisco 55 in san jose 53 in livermore mid-50s in concord and 55 degrees and not all. the future cast for temperatures schuller's by lunchtime today it is really nice we're looking at a lot of seventies and also a few spots potentially already a sliver of blue in green. some >>anny hong: this evening by 7:00 it will cool down in the '60s and '70s check out the high for you live today of seven is in an oakland 86 in concord and 80 in santa rosa the war really is a one day even after a couple

. >> tomorrow sara eisen will sit down with coca-cola ceo muhtar kent and kathy waller. >> carbonated is just a small percentage of pepsico versus coca-cola. diet which is down but not down as much as sara pointed out, not a factor in pepsico. these are very different companies now. very different companies. wouldn't put them in the same category. >> interesting. people say pepsi coke. >> monster beverage and keurig green mountain. >> we'll get to duncan earnings, a countdown to the opening bell. here at td ameritrade, they work hard. wow, that was random. random? no it's all about understanding patterns like the mail guy at 3:12 every day or jerry, getting dumped every third tuesday. this happens every third tuesday. we have pattern recognition technology on any chart, plus over 300 customizable studies to help you anticipate potential price movement. there's no way to predict that. for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. you can call me shallow... but, i have a wandering eye. i mean, come on. national gives me the control to choose any car in the aisle i want.