if you win this lottery, you ge to take a hike. it's all about yosemite. h us. >>> this lottery doesn't give you money, it gives you access to one of the most beautiful spots in the world. >> we're talking about half dome in yosemite. a maximum of 400 people per day will be able to go this summer. rangers are limiting access because of overcrowding and safety concerns. an online lottery will be held in early april. the permits will be first come, first serve at recreation.gov. >> this is serious business. permits for yosemite and they end up on craigslist and all sorts of things, but that's serious business. >> i know you guys go hiking. are you going for any tickets? >> not at half dome. i'll do like the molehill in my backyard, but that's all the hiking i do. >> i hear you guys talk about it. >> we're all talk. >> ah. all right, let's take a look outside. mother nature not talk today. she's really proving what january has been all about lately and that's above average temperatures between 5 to 10 degrees. we could even have some record-setting highs today

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. >>> six million people play an instrument you probably never heard of. stanford music entrepreneur geg and his arena coming up. >>> welcome back to "press: here." i'm scott mcgrew. i don't play a single instrument, not the guitar or the piano or the little plastic recorder they make you try in third grade. but i can make music. there's a difference. who says? ge wang says, and he's a music professor. his ideas and inventions allow just about anyone to make music without a traditional instrument. here he is conducting a laptop orchestra. wang has taken his unusual ideas and turned them into a series of whimsical iphone apps. this is the musicians blowing into the microphone. this is an ipad app called mad pad. making music out of an old honda. and magic piano turning well known songs into games. ♪ so ge wang develops these with a company he founded called smule. he's at the head of the computer research and music and we have never had someone run in slow motion on this show before. you are the absolute first. >> i'm honored. >> my father-in-law who was a photographer, he would develop

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serious challenge to him following new hampshire or during new hampshire's race, are you prepared, yes or sno, to ge down and dirty with him? will you fight fire with fire? >> absolutely. absolutely, piers. this will be -- >> good answer. >> -- good comparing and contrasting records. that's the only way to proceed. and that's the way the game is played here in new hampshire and beyond. the stakes are too high. >> jon huntsman, it's good talking to you, as always. and that was a good answer. thank you. >> thank you, piers. >> coming up next, how will the race for the white house shape up? predictions from a top republican and a top democrat. oh! try these. i sprinted here... wow! from your house?! from the car. unh! ooh. [ male announcer ] get back on track with low prices on everything you need. backed by our ad match guarantee. walmart. whose non-stop day starts with back pain... and a choice. take advil now and maybe up to four in a day. or choose aleve and two pills for a day free of pain. way to go, coach. ♪ but it's not always easy. at regions, we have the tools and expertise to really help you

this panel, my council on jobs and competitiveness, because we think ge has something to teach businesses all across america. >> if you have a former community organizer who was trained in the saul alinsky school of direct democracy, appointing the worst abuser, the worst abuser of crony capitalism, ge, who came in and begged for this bailout, to head his jobs council, when obviously ge's international corporation, they've been shifting jobs offshore for decades, then it becomes so obvious that we have a new kind of system, and that we have a real crisis. >> where is the shame? shouldn't these people have been at least a little ashamed of running the economy and the financial system into the ditch and then saying, "come lifte out?" >> yes. you know, i think that's part of the problem. i started on capitol hill in 1970s. and as i can vividly recall, corporate leaders then at least were consistent. they might've complained about big government, or they might've complained about the tax system. but there wasn't an entitlement expectation that if financial turmoil or upheaval came along, that the treasury, or the federal

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you imagine the chaos? that is why we oppose it? . anybody renting can ge tt up and leave. commissioner sugaya: most people have leases. they can't get up and leave. >> they can stay there for a year and they can get up and leave. commissioner sugaya: you don't think those people would file a living there? >> i don't dismiss the fact that these people probably will file a complaint, but if the complaint is not responded to, then they have that option. if a condo owner files a complaint, the options are severely restricted. commissioner antonini: i am not sure what was just discussed is entirely accurate when i remember the entitlements that were ownership units at a fixed price, 80% of the median income. i don't want you back again, so that is what i remember. it is possible that they are at this particular time, rental units. it will convert depending on the economy. if they aren't, i don't know what they are doing in doesn't make that much difference. >> the project was originally approved as condos but it came back for an amendment to allow rental units. >> as many projec

but sometimes you will be able to find. there's an 1869u sds,ge odectic, service map representation that's somewhat accurate, not where lots are provided but there's a little black dot and the whole thing is about 24 inches by 30 inches and covers the whole city. so it's not fine grained but you can say there was blob there in 1869. >> do they have this many the history room? >> yes. if you do a web search you can find it on-line. there's one source where you can actually like zoom in and there's another,us coast map from the 1850s but i would think pretty much any building from the 1850s is already kind of done. >> this gentleman has a question? >> are they consistent block numbers from year to year and agency to agency. >> they have changes. when the original city was layed out by the city surveyor it was called the 50 bar survey. when it was expanded to market. so up until the teens the city kept those as separate surveys and theres the different surveys in the outside lands which is sort of the western part of the city. >> the uninhabitable pa

you find anything out? i found out that one of the teacher's husband had ge-- gout. what's gout? i'm not that sure. look, when the last complaint thing flared up, it was just after your mum had died and i thought you had enough on your plate. but after that, you could have told me then. yeah, but after that you got involved in that argument with angela. ( toy helicopter whirring ) ben! we're trying to have a-- ( sighs ) ( sighs ) ben: sorry. hey, deion! i found something really cool! she left you to sort out the will, and she wanted that second funeral. oh, god, yeah, when she was going through her druid phase. i was surprised she didn't just want to dig mum up and leave her on the mountaintops for the vultures to eat. but this whole kemal racist complaint thing is absurd. yeah, well, nothing will come of it. of course not. it'll just-- fizzle out. just blow over. 'course it will. ben: karen, look what i found in the bin! it's your bowl! no, it's not! ben! karen: what is it? nothing! jake, can you try not to leave the lights on? you're the one that's worried by global warming. it's not global warmin

bad performer last year during the correction phase and the stocks would be ge, united parcel, utx cat, 3m and deere. >> are you not afraid of international exposure there at all, are you. >> no, not really. because i think the group has corrected so much that it discounted a lot of that. >> finally here in fixed income we talked about credit ratings but you are not afraid of bad credit ratings, junk, jnk the etf that focus on the high yield, is it protected. >> yeah, high yield does well in an environment of 2 to 3%, real gdp growth we foresee and i think the default rate will be low because we don't see a recession for the next couple of years. and it's yielding jnk about 7% now. corrected quite a bit last year and that's a very good yield. >> three times what the government bonds are yielding. let's look at your last pick back in april, you were last with us. you like the materials exchange trade fund down 10%, financials down 16%. also at that point like energy down 13%. and advantaged fixed income closed n fund down 2%. dow still like any of these? >> i love them all. we had a signal last year of a 10 to 1

it would be preferable soo to ge them their variances if they want. why force an additional one? thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good evening. the owners of the property, and the respondents live a block from the property. like the appeals of many permits before you, various appeals. now the board can over turn only if they have abused discretion. the appellant makes no such case. mr. malek provides no evidence any errors were made by the zoning administrator, and he makes no argument but abuse or indiscretion occurred. with the zoning district allows three units, this is legal- nonconformity. most parcels are less dense and contain one or two family homes. this one is difficult to finance or to sell at a price reflecting its true value. more stringent lending rules are in place and reduce the pool of qualified buyers. this is not attributable to the owners. i want to point out a of building was moved there in 1949 from a lot condemned on vermont street to make way for the 101 freeway. it predated the requirements currently required, so the owners but applied for this says variances

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ge on a diet. i want to lose weight. what do you say to people who say, that's my goal?most people, we hit our tipping point. a point where your weight's higher than it should be. clothes are too tight and we get so upset about that we start cutting everything. they think they have to give up their carbs, cut calories, have to ramp up exercise and as you said, 30 days later, 60 days later, life pushes back. what i share, let's get a better way. let's educate you how to pace yourself better, stabilize your blood sugar and actually teach you how to take the food you love, work them into your day and get the right exercise in. >> people think about calories and calories out. not a bad way to think about things. how important is blood sugar and then also the insulin response? blood sugar goes up and insulin response, how important is that whole thing? >> it's all -- when we talk about hour first breath. a baby feeds every three hours. stop eating when satisfied. start eating when hungry. >> good model. >> that's how we create energy and stabilize blood pressure. second year

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