i use it. why do i use it? when i put in a search term, thanks to collaboration, wikipedia is the first hit. it needs to be. nowadays. i look at it first hit gives me ideas and says this is what i have to do research on. the question is of any kind of research, do you stop fair? to use a done deal? or do you say have learned some rain, but now i need to go learn it in depth. the problem is that lack of in-depth learning and the lack of motivation. the lack of saying i could actually read a book. so many libraries to get rid of the book and say what you need to do is treated as an e-book for some kind of a file. the problem with that is we lose the contemplation. we lose the hands on the plane out five books and saying this was his face. his son says something very different. what do i know about the authors? this is what we used to train students to do. the technology is not hot enough that kind of teaching, which is to her students -- are meant in our society's detriment. >> host: naomi baron, who was studying

districts and ensure that we allow these uses at the right and that these special use districts may contain other incentives -- it's just really hard to say because different projects need different things to work. in the southeast quadrant they might need more parking so we're still looking at whether there's something land use or physical specific that would be helpful but for now priority processing seems like a good idea. >> can i just ask one last follow-up question? i think for miss cook and the department of public health, if there were projects or proposals from within the department of public health like moving the dialysis unit or closing neighborhood health centers -- there's some kind of health impact assessment -- is that built into any of this if their project moves or potential closures that help centers -- does that fit into the master plan and how would that work? >> the determination is triggered by five locations so if the department of public health were to take a non medical use and convert to a medical use assuming it it would be subject to the health services

these are not used so, never use for health care eligibility. they are used so consumer product companies can offer her solicitations and coupons for over-the-counter drugs for the most part. so it's always opt-in withheld for experion, clear and conspicuous opt in. >> mr. cerasale their big concerns marketers have the ability to correct it i'm wondering what your thoughts are on that? >> on the first look that sounds like a great idea however as you delve deeper into it, as you look at access and then correction for marketing data, this is data that tony has said and mr. hadley has said is not used for eligibility purposes but as you look into access to marketing data it requires you to authenticate who is coming in in other words is it brill or is it an imposter and in order to have that data, in order to be able to authenticate you need more data, so when the essence of access and the correction is going to require more data, more accurate data because you can have a knack or sees in marketing data. tony says it's great that it's not as preci

even us did not get to keep stuff to being used widely. it's r and d. seven years ago. if that's even a major breakthrough in the best choice. he told it to the two minute commanded to cut costs on distant peaks to find out about because don't want to eat that candy store. researchers managed to reduce the size of each article by obama to twenty nanometers. while bunk of the thousands of on the limit the key is a compound called him the real parent. the same material used for motherhood fixed rates on credit cards using the same process as well put the thing that emma peel. imagine if the material is spread thinly and evenly oh boy did he the distillate and lasts twice as long as the protests we have the potential to throw the reduced the size of the magnetic particles to improve the tape because we can make even a high performance products japanese companies have a big advantage in this field the impetus for this technological breakthrough came from the arrival of the peak the camera. with the cabal been calling my pt global ip companies are recognizing the potential o

and it was all over all of us. we know that our comrades on our commander won't leave us no matter how tough it gets we're a team. they're going to give getting was a senior in his military trio. you know he knew that if he didn't smother that grenade with his body more of just comrades would die he gave his own life to save his friends. why is the price of gold so high right demand global demand do you think oldest money. know the value of the only place we have to live of the water that we need to survive it's not compared to i mean gold we're not going to eat gold we're not going to bathe. we're not going to drink oh well clearly what i'm all is and is in a desperate economic situation absolutely right what we're wrong to do is say there for any kind of economic development from the outside is going to be a benefit their only purpose is to extract as much money as possible to feed into the global financial system. with part of the geo political economic system that's extremely exploited or. first was a question

us efficiency of the doubt maybe even by using the fullest to consider a door to the joys of tulips evening of gun forces to fight that the divine insurgency on their tone. i miss a meal of god. it is really a digger in november and doors to the security deed that the united states. but as i said you might not sign it and opted to keep snakes keep it. today has addicted to the united states and its allies which want to get going with them for this one a not for the training mission that is to stay on and have done is done up to two thousand fourteen the most footing troops that have been battling the table and said it's been half was down. katie has to be outdone government decided to secure edd its own a dog lead to unsafe display like he was backed by owning up to a foot in the distance the agreement it has been endorsed and we believe it will be not only that he wants an agreement to be signed between france and united states. a good time but our focus right now is on assurances. and that we are seeking when it comes to the two topics i mentioned our peace efforts. and putting a stop to

so, i used a lot of that instinct, so i used the technology to back up what i feel. it just as to the whole picture so that i can make better wine. >> my question, crystal: did you bring us any sample? >> umm. well, i have a bottle for me. but nothing is -- that's worth more than my car. myself. >> amazing stuff today, guys. thank you for your stories. we will see you again next week on "techs know." dive deep into these stories at >> hello and welcome to al jazeera america. i'm jonathan betz in new york. parliament calls for new elections. protestors say that's not enough. in ukraine, a symbolic gesture. as protestors topple a statute of a hero. >>> and early venezuelan elections, as that country struggles.

to guide us through a new software that could provide us real time data instead of having to commingle information from various financial and accounting systems. we were also looking for a vendor that was or could help to guide us through the microsoft ax, software and help us identify how the authority should structure its processes, business processes and then lastly, we are looking for a vendor to help to implement a paperless system for our accounting practices. and we issued rfp back in august, we received a bid and the bid we met with them to interview in september, and we ended up deciding that tyler systems was the best consultant for us since they were also a co-developer in the microsoft ax system, and also have a lot of experience with the government entities of a staff of less than five that was important to me because of a lot of implementations may go wrong in the short amount of time i wanted somebody who knew what we were doing and had experience and hads the demands that a small accounting staff would have, in terms of cost and break down, on page 91, we have a time li

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 speaker please. >> i'm here representing the thousand of bay area citizens who are concerned about the future of our climate i would like to thank supervisor breed as well for introducing this idea i'm actually a constituent who has not gotten to meet you yet and i appreciate being represented like this i wanted to second the idea that we have a lot of existing work that's been done and if we fill in the gaps and holes into the that would be a lot better than starting over and i agree with commissioner campos legitimate concern but i think it's important to perceive of this as perhapses a chicken and egg issue so the plan -- i would argue is key to getti

be direct with us. and please don't call me commissioner and then go on with the niceties and not get to the point, get to the point of helping us get to where we need to be and be direct. because sometimes our eyes get glazed over. with crazy conversation about how people are going to help us, with other cookie favors that are not in the best interest of the people we serve which are our family and our students. please come here and remind us of what we need to do. if we start taking too long. those are my only comments. >> thank you, i am going to make my comments now and then let commissioner mendoza and fewer wrap up the decision. really i just want to say that as all of you were talking and giving testimony to us tonight, i leaned over to the superintendent and says that this feels good and it feels like we are doing the right thing and there is, you know, as everything that we do, in this on this board there is a balance, and so, we are having to balance, our promises about workforce housing and w

>> would you mind providing us with a chart? specifically with the can you current rates for pg and e as well as what we are proposing from cca just to have a bit of a comparison to understand you know the differences. >> sure and i'll do that focussed on residential customers? >> great. >> thank you. >> actually i'd say roll out that green tariff program to knowing what their outreach will be and how many rate pairs go to the product will be helpful. >> i can tell you what pg and e has presented in the public setting what their roll out plan is i know they had forecast the level of participation they were anticipating but when they submitted that information it was for different program characteristics so i'm not sure if that's current so i'll do some research and get back to you on that. >> energy storage the california puc recently issued a decision that requires community choice aggregation providers to include energy storage as part of the supply portfolio so that's a new blags obligation on providers and the power cost and

dishonestly in the use of this international committee to. there is no way that you can actually solve international community when you only represent a very small group of self interest that powers ok georget and i'd like to clarify when we look at libya not even all members of nato participated in that operation so it's even less than what nato was i'm certain members of nato mind you but if i go to talk about iran because it seems like the international community if you look at that the term beyond the washington consensus is very much in support of iran's position on having civilian nuclear power but if you look at the israeli position obviously in the american one it's very much at odds with what i would call the genuine international community go ahead. right again i think it depends. what we mean exactly by the international committee i think from the iranian perspective is the non alignment members of the united nations are not in disagreement with iran pursuing peaceful. nuclear proliferation and even i think from the western perspec

it was sort of roman texting, and it was also used as a note pad, and people looked to write using these things. they're exactly the same size and shape as a modern ipad. there's even a one-inch-wide frame around the outside. and there was also an example of roman murals where people were depicted holding what looked like, frankly, smartphones. and because they're using these very small wax tablets as notebooks, so it's one of these other unexpected connections between the way we do things today and the way the romans did it 2,000 years ago. >> host: and tom standage, you talk about the fact that the romans had their own lol. >> guest: they sure did. quite. they used abbreviations because they had, you know, not much space to write on these wax tablets or on a single piece of papyrus. and if you wanted to write a longer letter, you could glue several pieces of pack russ together. -- p papyrus together. there was a premium on space just as with a text message or a tweet. so they used abbreviations. one would be sgt, and it's sends greetings too. and then you could get on with the actual i

well the head of us diplomacy is getting involved we know that a us effort to stay john kerry called the south sydney is present here again today the last time i was on thursday will say there is a us envoy on the grounds that to help with mediation efforts of those mediation efforts could already have begun what could be stopping at very very soon indeed to from what we know from the white sox's there is that called for by law from us president barack obama able to call for his national security team to continue to comb ordinates that gets us citizens at our stall the country with the help of the united nations now in the city in all weathers that incident happen now but will be very very difficult to do that because the us embassy in south saddam has told us citizens had to shelter in place so that they should talk to anyone and the apples at the cars that run two more u s government flights out of bed that specific place for now mean that any type of evacuation of us citizens out of that there is very very difficult now and eight the crowd in washington thank you very much indeed.

moving well now they never visit us like they used to about. people really i don't understand why the government isn't helping us. with the. well the food sufficiency has its ups and downs there are times of abundance and times when there isn't enough food for the community. so have the periods of hunger along that is when the food prices hit the roof well . that is one mil it costs ten cd for euro this is a time of great hunger that. the government cutbacks would mean for example in the case of agriculture that all kinds of subsidies are reset extension services they all come and all those things affect everything becomes a market price a small farmer can i buy those things because i produce as well so most of the farm is actually i really hope it turns out. some of them not. because in the big reveal shop or the feed in cells into a structure to support and so they have waste and then. it's. easy street to steal strategic. islander covert team of journalists trying to release wiki leaks documents about zero united states it's right. there. me

apply to industrial use, to pdr use. but there is no way that we have the ability to base it off office density. an office is an office and every user uses their office space differently. but a change of use as defined by the planning code does apply. >> there has been a couple of very big profile cases where that change of use was questioned and went to the board of appeals but that was because they an appealed those cases, but in general it does apply. >> thank you. commissioner antonini? >> by variation in the development agreement it's understood that the developer will agree as part of the approval process to mitigate their impacts which often are huge will agree to make transit contributions as that is the case where it was pointed out earlier. it would apply across the board because it would apply to the market rate and the board. their impact is the same. this is not anything mandatory. it's an agreement between the sponsor and the city in the approval process. so i think that's what this is speaking to. >> that'

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is the media leave us so we lead the media . by the scene pushes secure the color your party there's a goal. for shoes that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all on politicking only on our t.v. . hello and welcome to technology updates on today's show christmas comes early for moscow's young innovators. and novel animation up brings films to the big screen. a moscow state university gives a whole new meaning to wearable technology but first new year may still be a couple of days off but they've already been plenty of festivities this month. on something a lot of. the take no spark in nano technology sensor was officially opened in the town of troy just south of moscow. aims to become a launch pad for high tech startups by bringing together all the facilities and know how to develop and produce innovative goods all into one roof while the town's strong research base made it the natural choice of location the pog received a large investment from ross nano and the company's chairman was there to ma

let us cooperate. [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] >> let us demonstrate to ourselves and to all that we are disciplined. and with that, i request that the speakers give their input. the president from cuba, the president from india, and then we are done. [speaking in native tongue] and i now call upon the president of india, thank you very much. [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] >> on behalf of the government and the people of india, i have joined the south african nation. >> i need to stop you right there. there is a band of their and i want you to play your music a little later when i call upon you to play. please put your instruments down now. [cheers] [applause] >> you will play your wonderful music in a little while. and i know you play good music. please be patient with us. we only have three more speakers. and i know that we are all in a ce

please join us as we look more at this advent christmas season with hugh burrows. please join us. thank you for being with us. >>> welcome back. we left off with the twelve days of christmas. tell us more about this season. >> i think when people get in talking about the true meaning of christmas, i don't know if i'd go down that road exactly. we'll suggest some true meanings at the end here. but the fact is that it's a great big grab bag of customs. let's take st. nicholas, for instance. he was an early bishop, a very religious ethical man and he would give gifts at the winter solstice. and much like, you know, saint valentine, that sort of idea. but the idea of st. nicholas and auslander so on, the north earn europeans have a lot of this stuff. there was a celebration for thor, the great god of thunder. and it would be celebrated around the fireplace and he would come and leave gifts. and his sled was powered by two goats. >> oh, wow. >> and so thou. >> no hammer. >> he probably had one. but... that became part of the lore. so if you want to look at many of our sort of christmas

[applause] >> let us pray. god, lord of all the we have been profoundly moved this morning by the startling reminder that freedom is not free. -- it is thesevelt result of convictions that cannot be compromised, suffering the sometimes must be endured and battles protrude righteousness and justice that must be fought and won. thank you father for enabling nelson mandela to turn the long struggle of an unjust incarceration into a stepping stone to true greatness. for the lasting example of kurds that he has given to the world. to bless them with strength meet the trials and challenges of leadership in south africa today, overcome the destructive and bringracism growing prosperity and stability to that land. we all stand together as nations committed to your sovereignty, andndent on your guidance, unswerving in our allegiance to your values as revealed in the absolutes of your commandments. and to this, we renew our commitment to stay. amen. >> thank you very much for being with us today. will you please remain i

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they're expecting us to pay the bills. they're expecting us to be accountable. they're expecting us to watch how the dollars are being spent, and they're expecting us to find common ground and that's what this does, and that's why i urge all of my colleagues to support this, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the time of the gentleman has expired. the time allotted to the committee on the budget has expired. the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. pitts, and the gentleman from california, mr. waxman, will each control ive minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. pitts. mr. pitts: mr. chairman, i yield myself one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. pitts: mr. chairman, every year for the last decade, doctors have faced an ever-increasing cut to their reimbursement under the sustainable growth rate, or s.g.r., and every year congress intervenes with a doc fix to stop the cut from going in effect. 15 times since 2003. the pathway for s.g.r. reform act will postpone th

it's all used up. you know, a lot of these folks have christmas bills coming, and who knows what other expenses. no two ways about it. some 1.3 million workers will start 2014 in a jam. tom foreman with us from washington. introduce us to these people and give us an idea of what exactly they're losing. >> yeah, kyra, let's click through a few basic kwequestion about this. who is being effected? 1.3 million people who have used up their regular unemployment benefits. they're considering long-term unemployed means they have been unemployed for more than 26 or 27 weeks. now they're in a special category covered by emergency unemployment compensation checks. when did the special aid start? that happened back in 2008 when the recession was raging away. basically, the federal government said there are too many people who are going to struggle too long, and the economy is going to be hurt too much if they don't have any money to spend, so these extensions were added to the regular unemployment relief to make

is a is an arm of the pentagon it's really an extension of military power that the us uses in exactly the same way except it's even more pervasive because it deals with almost every single aspect of our personal lives and i think that it's absurd for them to say oh well this is just about terrorists with the video game thing they've seen that they didn't even find any tears but they just saw well this is online and maybe something online terrorists could go in here and they could use it maybe who knows so let's just go in there monitor the whole thing spy on all these people and if we find something we find something and that's just how it is so it's clear that their mentality is to not really look at things that are potentially threats but to just control all information resources and then use it how they see fit well susan week with the n.s.a. head of the n.s.a. is actually come out i mean i see it a little bit different. go ahead jump in please do. sorry i just wanted to say look i see it a little bit differently i do think that the impetus of the genesis for these programs has to

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. >> well, not so much use restriction, but i mean, it's for use of the garage, it would be sold as a garage. >> i think that the proceeds from the sale are restricted, yes. >> so the cdgb proceeds which i know are restricted, but is the garage parcel, are there any restrictions around the garage? does it need to continue to be attached to the commercial center parcel in the fillmore area center. >> it can be sold separately. >> okay. is there something that we can change in the property management plan or when we make the determination that an asset is to be sold, does it just mean sell or can we add use restrictions to the selling for the disposition in the property management plan? >> well, i think that the whole point of doing all this is the state, you know, wants to get as much money as possible. and yes, it's true in this case the state wouldn't get any money because of the the cdbg restrictions, but in other cases where we brought properties before them, they've focused on are you getting -- even when it's restricted revenue, are you getting as much money as possible, and if t

so give us the secret here. what gives us happiness? >> it's exactly the question i had when i made this film. i got to speak with ed deaner, some call him the godfather of happiness research, because he studied it longer than anyone else. and there's a key to happiness, they all share a common trait. he said that the formula is different for people. some need a job that makes them happy. some need a job that provides enough resources to do the things that they love, like be with their family and do the things that they enjoy. but there's one common thread among all happy people and that's that they had good relationships. it doesn't mean that they loved everybody, or they were extremely social or loved dancing or anything like that, not that they were out doing socially. but what it meant, they loved somebody, and somebody loved them. the fundamental human interaction of love and compassion and interconnection is the common trait of all people. so that to me implies something very deep about how we're wired, and what makes us function

using the internet, using wi-fi, how are you able to send messages to people? you have 10 different ways available to you right now. how do you make money is a question for those 10. for the carriers, it is what do we do over the fact that we just lost the of dollars in revenue? >> we will keep following this story of twitter adding the photos to its messages. millions of health-conscious consumers have turned to web m.d. to diagnose symptoms and improve their health since 1998. but now the site's founder is launching another health app that he says offers more. by ask -- it is called ask m.d. and it's now available on mobile devices. users can share their health information, reported symptoms and received customize recommendations on how to prepare for doctors visits. founder joins us now in the studio. i have used web m.d. many times over the years. why do we need something more? >> i was out of health care for a few years and i met dr. oz. he said if you could start web m.d. over, how would you do it? i looked back and i didn't feel like it had been involved

give us a call and let us know your thoughts on using the olympics to address social issues. in particular, the announcement of the group that includes openly gay athletes. it will not include the president, vice president, or first lady. the numbers again are on your screen. host: this is the headline from the chicago tribune. from our website at c-span.org and the facebook page, we are also getting your comments. should the olympics be used to address social issues? join in on the conversation on facebook. before we get to more calls and comments, the newsmakers program will air after "washington journal." there will be a conversation with the bi -- davd vitter. here's is a portion of our conversation. [video clip] of an issue will this be in 2014? guest: at least 80% of that whole campaign. in terms of what it is about. i do not think that will be unusual. it is a huge issue. >> would you like to see her defeated? >> she is helping to drive the country in the wrong direction. she helped to elect harry reid. she supports altra liberals who disagree with the mainstream of lo

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let's use algorithms. how do people collaborate, what are the drivers and use the data to build lay outs that drive collaboration patterns. >> the algorithms are used in all sorts of ways, zer ox use them to look at employees. it spits out a score. you found managers don't want to do face to face interviews. the algorithm is successful at picking better employees. xerox found that hiring managers found the score to be success: they see it as a formality. they get a colour code. red, yellow recollects green. based op a test that can't dates taken looking at cognitive ability, personality and skills, and the score has proven to be predictive of performance. i think that is a danger. i think if you take these things too far, that is not a good thing because, you know, scores are fallible and people are fallible. most companies are using both. i should note including xerox. >> you talked about how you were creeped out about it. but the more you looked into it you found the work place technology could have an e

guide us, to cause us to go to war and also to make peace. today jews, christians, and muslims revere the same tortured, often brave, always fallible heroes that stride across the pages of this book. as our journey continued, we headed east into the sinai desert, following the trail of yet another complicated biblical hero. moses, wanted for murdering an egyptian slave driver who was beating up an israelite worker. the bible says that moses traveled this way to flee the pharaoh's death sentence. >> so we're whizzing through this desert at top speed because of the potential danger. >> tension was growing in egypt as people waited for the result of their first democratic presidential election. in the political turmoil authorities were losing control of this remote, bandit-ridden region. >> there are bedouins around here who have been attacking vehicles as they go through this part of the sinai during this time of political confusion in egypt. our guide has put on a head scarf to try to blend in a little bit more. and he's also carrying a gun. >

the puc to address the level for a used car imports. today we feel that these kind of customers are starting an entry into the new car buyer market. and the other large steel segment of democracy the spare parts for cars. presently these marketing kazakhstan the locals to deal in us dollars. studies have shown that in humans spare parts for two japanese cars bronze of the most popular in kazakhstan. spare parts for the cars produced in the usa on third place. the smart kids get the city's estimated that more than five hundred thousand us dollars. at present some money from cerberus are intended to bozo province and begin the production of the old ones. oh lordy excess fees and parts market the cia garner plenty happening at the moment. first of all because of the higher the unit alteration that he has details on. we have been preparing ourselves full support is going to make sense to me in parts and a present. also the seat if there's a tendency that they're a great part to come to faith part is he using a very much in this country so t

saudi arabia wanted the us to go all in on syria the us instead went along with russia's proposal and cut a deal with the syrian leadership to get rid of chemical weapons there saudi arabia and israel are very suspicious of each other the saudis oppose the creation of the jewish state they support the palestinian cause so it's too early to speak of friendship but washington definitely brought them closer together at least in their desire to threaten war saudi arabia is now reportedly working with israel on a plan to attack iran it reportedly gave israel the green light to use its airspace in the case of a strike and pledged assistance here in washington these were the lobby is fighting what they describe as a tendency in the u.s. to disengage from the middle east the apac meeting was all about it they talked about how war fatigue in the u.s. could be a reason for washington to want to be less involved in regional affairs they saw the nomination of chuck hagel as defense secretary as a signal pointing in that direction of course the obama administration quickly reassured everybody that

most of our patients have been using all of you seem to like it in fact some of our patients are so used to this they will describe which nostril they want this while major world medical bodies are in a. re meant that for speeding is not ethical and should not be practiced the force feeding them i've got my clients have experienced at one time or they've certainly described it as torture the restraint chair that they're strapped into they actually call the torture chair in arabic for speeding takes up to forty five minutes and is performed twice a day the places that had the civilian world of it feel strange i've never heard insisting on. i have not heard that good move phish shows are beyond nonchalant about the highly criticized practice you might feel differently from the way i might feel uncomfortable has been the most of it i have heard but they don't even believe in what this thing anymore because they know it sounds stupid i volunteer that the procedure be demonstrated on me requests to prisoners who have not met one another and speak different languages keep saying the same thing

we have selected one that works for us. it is certified, so we do not have to do anything to get approved for that. >> you are taking on a $9 billion industry and the people you are taking business from are not going to go away quietly. what kind of pushback are you getting? >> the u.s. egg industry launched a campaign against us. >> you could not be that surprised. >> we have a long way to go. we are a team of 30 people. a little surprising, if you look at it from their perspective, they are selling enormous amount of eggs. the chicken egg is not a bad thing. it is the system that surrounds most of the chicken egg. not all. we have support from free-range farmers. we come in at a price that is 21% less expensive. that is concerning. you do not have to always go about doing the thing we have always done. >> the hampton creeks food founder and ceo joshua tetrick. we will be back in just 2 minutes with the founder of the platform quirky. that conversation coming your way next. ♪ >> welcome back to "money moves weekend." i'm

as the four of us move up into the second line the music closes in and around us. the great media corporation is stalking us. the company with the power to convene the conference and extended the copy written life of mickey mouse to 80 years is singing to less. someday my prince will come. that means he wasn't a premature ejaculator. elton john with his fema and the three musketeers and what is this ragtime cementing its golf acquire years in the winter wonderland seen for the false sense fanning themselves with mckee shaped fans in their bermuda shorts. then the ticket window shut in our face. a type beard looking lady is announcing that the park is closed. she gets on the radio to the choir director. this cannot happen. we are on their plans tomorrow morning not to mention if he is stuck at the gate we are out for everyone stick at and the climax is gone. we could go back and have long talks and a french film. this is crazy. she says no its overcapacity and no one is allowed until later tonight and maybe not even then. you can watch the entire even on the web sit

it has medical use and so many states are using it medically, for medical purposes. so that's what we have to do. obama has to use his signature, you know, executive order and reschedule pot. that's all he has to do. >> well there have been republicans, ron paul running for office, running for president, on decriminalizing marijuana as well. as you say, there have been certainly democrats. >> don't get ron paul, his politics in this because he has a different agenda. >> all right, tommy chong, congratulations for you. i know this is a big day and i should mention you will be performing on new year's eve, december 31 at the chicago theater which is, by the way, in chicago. so happy new year to you and thanks for being with us. >> and thank you. i will be lighting up at 12:00. >> thank you for that extra on the story. tommy chong on the phone. >>> we do have other news to tell you about, a rescue operation under way in antarctica plus two days, two attacks puts russia on alert as the olympics are less than 40 days away. we will go live to moscow coming up next. ♪ i w

the existing building has a side yard above it is used for parking and off of page street that's use for parking. this is a view looking at the exciting building it's a handsome brishlg brick believe. we're looking northwest towards golden gate park. you can barely see a quarter entry on the building. this is from the front facade from ma south africa. this is the exit side yard it will be creating a primary entry for the building. the new existing site plan as i mentioned at the took up above the knowledge will be providing a new entry the quarter entry will rain as a second entry and what is used as parking will be a residence. in addition we're filling in the street trees to get more of a continuous. development of entire of the this is preliminary community fit facilities and lobby community room and office for the arc and mercy on the ground floor in addition to the land uses on the right hand. the upstairs 3 stories will be developed spot 17 units of housing. the exterior of the building is going to be simply restored will be observing painting and replacing reply brick and on

the new use will be relooked at. those requirement are posted for 15 days in a conspicuous place in the believe pardon did noticing requirement will be applied for crumble or architecture work in the commercial buildings that were built prior to 1979 valued at $15 or more. we do have director john ram here from the planning department to speak about the legislation and to answer any questions william from the department of building inspections. i want to thank the departments for working so quickly and thinking of how we can stabilize so many of our tenant and thank you for your efforts >> thank you supervisor kim. i'm john with the department. we think this legislation is a way to protect long established housing without slowing the permit process. as we know given the pace of the construction we must respond to the housing and eviction process. we think this helped to undercover affordable housing in market. quickly if i could show a couple of maps. this is where pits bounty by market street open the second street

those are the people really motivated to use your product, use it, give it to them, start using it, follow up with them. hey, how often do you use it. one thing about internet kind of products, you can instrument the products, can watch how often they use it. that's a good sign. >> the key to all of this then is having an open mind because you have, again, this idea of a product, and once you get feedback, the end result that you should be getting may be entirely different. >> that's so true. we tell entrepreneurs, get locked in on the product, not the solution. because the solution should come from the customer. you have to have the vision, you want to direct the vision, you know, in a general direction, but you don't want to get too focused at the beginning on the solution because you don't really know what is going to solve the customer's problem. >> i think it is fascinating. we talk about listening to the customer and this is the way to act on it too. thanks so much, russ. >> my pleasure. >>> thanks for joining us today. to learn more about today's show, all you have to do is click on

banks from engaging in proprietary trading what this means in layman's terms about banks can no longer use people's deposits for many types of risky investments which in part is what's led us to the two thousand and eight financial collapse but don't pop the champagne bottles just yet as we can expect a government sponsored by wall street to not sweep the deal with some nice perks for the banks turds see under the volcker rule banks will still be able to hide behind something called market making which is when a bank buys and sells securities like stocks and bonds on behalf of clients the rule as it's written now leaves an enormous gray area in determining what is proprietary trading and what's market market making rather furthermore one of the most egregious parts of the law makes banks managers themselves responsible for testing but their banks are complying with the rules absolutely genius because banks policing themselves worked out so well for the american people back in two thousand and eight so while i applaud the attempt at reform here and let's not forget that we're living in a co