appreciate the genius of the kaywun, people like steve jobs and the engineers at google and mark zucker berg who have redefined our world in amazing ways solve the problems of abundance helped us bring order to the chaos of our world and yet we might still feel a little chaotic. i guess i am trying to challenge all people to question to what degree that we have made technology and idle and perhaps to realize the limits of what it can and can't do for us. >>host: you.out, and i want to no the significance, they did not no their real fathers. >>guest: it is an interesting thing. such talented and superior and driven people behind these companies. why is it that apple and amazon you know the the visionaries behind those companies were so relentless and restless in their pursuit? it is interesting that both did not no their fathers. i feel like in a sense they have become our fathers, in a sense the fathers of technology and have this relentless pursuit to be at the top, to be number one. i respect them, but i i also wonder at what.they we will be satisfied. abcawun a subchapter called the

transfer beer and wine public premises license from 638 4th street to 855harrison street for todd zucker for bbck enterprises, d.b.a. k & l wine merchants. >> we have heard from our police department who has requested this item be filed. there was a misunderstanding concerning whether or not this type of review was needed but before we take action on that request i'd like to open it up to public comment. any member of the public who would like to speak on this item? seeing none public comment is closed. i don't know if our alu would like to say anything beyond that. great. so if we could have a motion to file this item, motion by supervisor yee, we'll take that without objection. thank you. mr. clerk, if you can call item no. 3. >> item no. 3 is a hearing to consider the transfer of a type 48 on sale public premises license for expansion of premises located at 101 6th street the to tadd cortell dooing business as monarch. >> if we can begin by asking the applicant to come and speak. good afternoon, welcome to the neighborhood services committee. >> it's pretty much what derek mentioned.

joining us now, billionaire-publisher, boston property's executive chairman mark zucker good to have you with us. >> good to be here. >> first of all do you support the president's opening as he is done with cuba? >> i do. i think it was the right policy. i think we've had many years of trying to clamp down on cuba and it hasn't really accomplished much. i think there's a point now cuba will evolve much more quickly than has in the past. i think over time it is the best way to change the dynamic between cuba and the united states. >> now comes words that the president needs the help of the president of mexico to proceed. i mean, the idea, the ludicrous image of the president of the united states requiring the assistance of the president of mexico to advance u.s. policy in cuba. it is mind-boggling, is it not? >> no i really don't think so. look, mexico obviously has a major relationship with cuba and we have a major relationship with mexico and we're trying to calm things down in that part of the world. i see no problem with enlisting the support of the mexican president because they

zucker very good presentation but president yee of an asteroid of derek smith from the apartment apparentoverriding this case not only has a petition for district 7 but i think it's has out precedent-setting implication for the whole city given the type of business that is being considered and is number of regulations that e cigarettes and tobacco permit policies have changed over the past year and i think eric smith and others understand them a little bit better >> okay if we can do that and expedite it in a manner without objection. [gavel] >> so mr. smith has worked on this issue or number of years and i wonder if you walk us through what are the current regulations of the cigarettes and how it relates to tobacco permits? >> absolutely. in san francisco will start first with permitting and 24 this board of supervisor adopted an ordinance that indicates each referral tobacco products is required the privilege of selling a product. so for several years we about a decade [inaudible] has been working with the health department to do sting operations to german you people are not being sold

i have more respect for jeff zucker here at cnn who says we're not going to put them up there because i do for the guys at "the new york times" saying we won't put them up there because we don't believe gratuitous religious insults. really really? "the new york times" did a great job insulting my religion over the years. >> cnn has boots on the ground everywhere so i too, understand that although i've said to jeff zucker myself there would be strength in numbers if everyone were to follow a cnn lead. by the way, some of these things were god-awful. >> exactly right. >> some of these things i wouldn't want to put on television. >> that's what i'm objecting to. >> i worry if you don't give the public a little taste then they have no idea what we're talking about. and i don't want to yield to these guys. >> i think we can graphically describe it. i think people are adults they can understand what's going on. when you talk about scatological commentary i don't want to get too explicit, but that's the kind of stuff i think is unnecessary not just for muslims, for everybody. why do we have

jason zucker. scores. second of the game. tied at 3. head to overtime. marc-edouard blocks it.ace on the wing. top shelf winner. past kemper for the victory. 4-3. won 3 of 4. try off to make it a 3-0 road trip thursday in st. louis. that's sports. hey! guess what day it is?? >>hump day! hummmp daaay! it's hump day! >>yeah! >>hey mike! mike mike mike mike mike! >>mike mike mike mike mike. hey! he knows! hey! guess what day it is! hey! camel! guess what day it is! >>it's not even wednesday. let it go, phil. if you're a camel, you put up with this all the time. it's what you do. (sigh) if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. ok... ♪i can show you the world♪ ♪shining, shimmering, splendid♪ ♪tell me, princess, now when did♪ ♪you last let your heart decide♪ ♪a whole new world♪ welcome to aulani, travel and leisure winner for top family hotel in the u.s. for special offers visit disneyaulani.com or call your travel agent. get ready for extreme cuteness. excuse the pun. look, look look pandemonium. rolling, rolling, rolling.

jason zucker. we are going to overtime. the one who scored the game winner is the winner again. >>> randy johnson part of the largest hall of fame nomination class since 1965. he received 97 points. that is the eighth highest in the hall of fame. randy johnson joined in cooperstown by pedro martinez. second baseman craig biggio. here are some notables who didn't make the grade. mike piazza was just five points shy. barry bonds below 40%. jeff kent came in with 14% and mark mcguire is not on the radar. >>> tony sprano will be interviewed for the permanent job and we know what he will say in the interview. >> all i want to do is be the head coach of the raiders. so how badly? very, very badly. >> she looking like a pretty good candidate right now. the interim head coach took over in september. he believed to be one of the last candidates the team will interview for the job. some raider players believe he deserves the full time job. and jim harbaugh was on espn's radio mike and mike show this morning. in true harbaugh fashion,

joining us now, billionaire-publisher, boston property's executive chairman mark zucker good to haves. >> good to be here. >> first of all do you support the president's opening as he is done with cuba? >> i do. i think it was the right policy. i think we've had many years of trying to clamp down on cuba and it hasn't really accomplished much. i think there's a point now cuba will evolve much more quickly than has in the past. i think over time it is the best way to change the dynamic between cuba and the united states. >> now comes words that the president needs the help of the president of mexico to proceed. i mean, the idea, the ludicrous image of the president of the united states requiring the assistance of the president of mexico to advance u.s. policy in cuba. it is mind-boggling, is it not? >> no i really don't think so. look, mexico obviously has a major relationship with cuba and we have a major relationship with mexico and we're trying to calm things down in that part of the world. i see no problem with enlisting the support of the mexican president because they obviously

i can see where zucker tkerg has tozuckerberg hasto deal with this, he has a business at least facebook tells you which country are doing the senor censorship. kennedy: you know very difficult they want to get into huge markets with a lot of digital users. but, could he have done something different? >> well, it just goes -- this is a typical pointless facebook post people say repost this if you hate cancer, we're antianswer but you did not acome blue chip -- accomplish, a typical grand standing, you make a statement and you don't sack sacrifice and poop hits sand you say i'm out. >> if he said not every place is united states, aren'try lucky we live here, and by the way i am changing my "avatar" to a prophet mohammad from "charlie hebdo." >> don't alike you are really going out on a limb. kennedy: joe and john thank you. >> thank you. >> john, next time a full beard. >> all right after this, a chilling message from isis. and terrorists goal, not good. i'll tell you why. stay right here. >> kennedy: welcome back, yesterday's video surfaced of isis terrorists beheading a captured kurd. a

the intertech group, which is doing it in honor of their founder, jerry zucker that tragically died of cancer in 2008. here's a man who was an inventor and entrepreneur a businessman who had over 300 patents and really believed that, one, that tk technology could really help america and help the world. you had to get it out of the lab. how do we get the new technologies out of the lab to help our country? then great partners like cnbc i'm here and i think hopefully we and the applicants will be on for the next several months and clemson university. i think we learned that having a good partnership takes a village to get this done. >> do you feel at all in light of the fact that america now produces a tremendous amount of oil and a lot of its own oil that we are less dependent on foreign sources to begin with. you know do you feel like you're doing this a little later than ideally you would have? >> you know i really think we should be asking those producers who are now making decisions to cut the red count, though which is down 15%. the truth is that we're dependent on oil for 92% of o

according to news reports, head of cnn jeff zucker said among other things he had deliberations withots of employees about the decision including muslim employees and including employees in hot spots around the world. i found that interesting. you've got to think about how big an organization like cnn or bbc or al jazeera are. when they are thinking about those decisions, they are thinking about so many people aren't they? >> they are. they are quite right to do that talk to their employees. we talked a long time about diversity in the newsroom when you have diversity living side by side journalistic decisions it's rough. look the journalist in me says put it all out there, but that applies to everything. then you take into consideration what your responsibility is how you -- can you tell the story in other ways. it's interesting, "washington post," marty bar ron, executive editor went and published this. they said our policy is to avoid publication that's pointedly offensive to members of religious groups. that remains our policy but this does not fall into that category. your old e

later in the period the wild coyle to zucker who scored pass stalock and we are going to overtime.k edward vlasek past kemper to win it for th sharks. the "pickle" scored again. sharks 4-3. >>> randy johnson won 303 games. he received 97.3% of the hall of fame vote 8th highest total in the history of the hall of fame. randy johnson joinedded in coopers found by pitchers pedro martinez, john smoltz and craig biggio. some notables who didn't make the cut, mike piazza 5% shy, maybe next year. roger clemens and barry bonds, both below 40%. and former giants second baseman jeff kent came in with 14%. mark mcgwire is not on the list not even on the radar, not going to the hall of fame anytime soon. the raiders interim coach will interview today to see if he can take that interim label off. i'm dennis o'donnell, have a great day. >>> play of the day a shocker for the san antonio spurs. they were just about to beat the pistons but an inbounds pass was turned over with 8 seconds left. detroit on offense, there goes the bucket at the buzzer by brandon jennings and that's your ballgame. the p

mark zucker made an interesting comment on "the call" where he said why are you doing this non-profithing? the shareholders we want actually care about that. and that's a very great statement that puts down a message for what facebook's all about. i think what may be happening here, stepping back from it, is what's driven facebook stock the last couple of years is this huge new mobile opportunity that they've unlocked, it's been massive, it's taking over the company. we may be starting to see the signs of maturity. >> even though just two years ago, you're saying that business might be mature? >> at some point, you're going to start to have too many ads in the feed. things are a bit more saturated. doesn't mean there's not a lot of growth. but the big opportunity that sheryl sandberg highlighted is video. you look at the money in television right now, if they can start to move that more aggressively to facebook, that is another third huge growth engine. >> to me, facebook's quarter was nearly as impressive as apple's quarter. just a different arena. you take a look at what facebook's

the president said i'm the first to get mark zucker brg to wear a tie.he jackets fairly quickly. sam you talked to mr. obama, any president, kris, is getting them when they start to get a little boring, you really can't interrupt. it's very difficult even as a professional journalist to say, okay, well, moving on, because it's the president of the united states. >> right. but i say the spot that i liked the best about that interview is that she is known for her green lipstick. she says this is for your first wife, i mean the first lady. you see her wanting to crawl under a rock and die. >> to which she said the infrastructure is ripe for this. button down the personality. thank you very much. >>> if you are driving on the golden gate bridge slow down, the message from the chp this morning as officers try to crack down on speeders. officers say new median that movable lane is making drivers feel safer, saying the drivers go too fast. chp handed out more than a dozen tickets just in one hour earlier this week, one driver was going 81 in a 45-mile-an-hour z

mark zucker sberg worth $33 billion. >>> box finally traded as a public company.s lots of fits and starts as it hiccups toward an ipo. it did so successfully offering shares to private investors at $14. you see the founder and ceo. public trading begins on the new york stock exchange, ceo aaron levy will ring the opening bell. i don't think it's a big surprise their stock symbol is going to be box. >> and we're going to see him ringing it in. with the box in the background in 40 minutes. you're going to commentate it for us. >>> let's get our forecast with meteorologist christina loren. the good news is it's going to be warm and better news, showers in the forecast. >> a little something for everybody. good morning to you, sam, kris, everybody at home. the idea for today is to dress in layers. temperatures are chilly. grab that coat. something you peel off when you get into the office because once you get inside it will be nice and warm and once you leave the office, 68 degrees in the north bay, 67 in san francisco, and 67 degrees is the high for today in the beau

i think martin zucker byrd is a creep. i think their license language has been misread.cense agreement tend to be paul shea. what he said is when you give us an image company let us play the image and you don't get to sue us for making nonimage available that you've given us. it says you can't exclusively -- you surrender but you have been actually transferred. there are visual artists who found the fact they've discovered an audience on the internet and sell their work in physical instances or is visual instances. they found enormous value in it. there's other artists who found it difficult to make a go of it. i talk about the six basic people about or made money from the hour. there's really only have to does soon. if you sell stuff like physical instances. you display the art. you take patronage there are six of them in the boat. and they've not changed substantially. how and who gets to be done has changed. we haven't added any new ones and 600 years and i don't think we are going to. i want to go back to the coin flipping thing. like most visual artists have totally