. >> so, just as an fyi, the pending legislation that is being worked on by president chiu and the board and the city attorney, among the proposals that we will be sending forward soon is a requirement that the ethics commission publish a contributor guide in addition to all of the guides that we have, something that we have not done in the past. it just so happens that we already had one in the works. so we bring to you a proposed draft of that, we think that it is fairly comprehensive. and the only other thing that i want to say it has a few minute of last minute typos that we want to correct before the commission considers adopting this document. >> okay. >> let's see the first typo is right at the very beginning. where in the introduction, there is just a space between the and the end of this page. so it is just a movement. >> second typo is page 4. first line, yes, as long as the contribution is under 100,000 dollars. and the third typo, is on page 5, make a contribution, and the word contribution was spelled incorrectly. >> and the other thing that i wanted to say was generally spe

. >> so, just as an fyi, the pending legislation that is being worked on by president chiu and the board and the city attorney, among the proposals that we will be sending forward soon is a requirement that the ethics commission publish a contributor guide in addition to all of the guides that we

so just fyi, you know? maybe it's just us, but you think it's great to let all the merchant associations in on this. >> right. >> and get them involved. >> so we have been working with michelle thomas, who i know sometimes participates in those meetings, but i will make sure our liaison from north beach gets in touch. >> any other commissioner comments? i just want to say this is great. this is very great and i have been involved a little bit with the storefrontsf project and jordan, you have done a great job with that and the brokers have all over the community like it as well. what i like best about it, they have lists out there already, but they are all paid. you get a few for free and they tease you with five free, but this is a very, very good tool, that i think will really help take care of a lot of vacancy problems in neighborhoods. we tried it in upper market, in castro about six, seven years ago. and we filled -- we almost go to 100 fill, because we had a couple of those, you know, legacy ones i wi

[applause] two to three minutes goes really fast and that was a little over, just fyi. superintendent. >> don't start the clock yet. thanks. again i want to thank everyone for being here this morning and this morning i said "welcome to a sunny day in september" and many of you didn't believe me and i want to thank you all for being here and in my comments at the beginning i spoke of the wonderful experience and having 3,000 opportunities yesterday see "bully" the movie. i spoke of all of the administrators seeing "bully" when they came back from summer break and develop their plans on their campuses here, so i would like to go deeper and talk about a couple of things and before that i appreciate what rosylyn and the previous panel said about the term "bullying" and run the risk of it meaning something generic and meaningless and the word of the day, so let's talk about what it is. it's assault. sometimes it's aggravated assault. it's kidnapping. it's coercion of human rights. it's stalking. these are different pictures when you think about it in those terms. that's what

so, just fyi. that's just a couple months old. i don't know about other states, i know that that's new for california. and we do have four or five examples of cities' restitution formulas. if anybody is interested they can see me afterwards and i can give you what other cities have used. >> awesome. are you all right? why don't you hold the mic until you don't need it any more. we have another question over here. >> this is for the san francisco crew. how important was your task force, elevate the issue of graffiti abatement in san francisco? >> i think one of the main reasons why it was elevated is -- and it's been continued to be elevated. the current mayor was actually the director of public works and he saw that graffiti was a serious problem. and, so, it's become more and more prevalent and the board of supervisors has also taken it on. i think they also recognize that the graffiti brings blight to the neighborhood. and, so, it hasn't been hard to get the support. and just like we're all here, as you saw yesterday, the city l

and he once killed a guy with a hot dog, fyi hot dog is the name of his flame thrower. and current president of diligence, we don't know what it does, but when it does, someone die dies. >> the lede. that is the first story ah, who cares? >> all right, will push come to shove at the hands of our gov? will fox.com report that they're handling an inside game that will look for ways to nudge people's behavior. the aim would be to subtling influence our habit to saving more for retirement to saving more in energy cost. to killing old people who have become a drain on society. i think i added that. anyway, description of the program notes behavioral sciences, notes to public policy, helping people to achieve their goals. but some economists are skeptical, with one pointing out "ultimately, nudging, assumes a small group of people in government know better about choices than the individuals making them. gently asking these cats to get dow down. >> how many cats does andy have? it is just getting worse. get a girlfriend, levy, chris, welcome to the show. do you think nudging l

and fyi, the court is in a recess until friday at 8:30 in the morning. and then bob will be tuning in for all the latest developments. >> why do they call it recess? >> because they all go out and play in the yard. >> there is no jump rope involved at recess. stay tuned to fox for all the breaking developments in the zimmerman trial and we're keeping a close eye on the breaking news in egypt. the country's president overthrown in the military coup today. what that means for u.s. relations and more ahead. >>> up next, obama care oig oba speed bump. they move the requirement back a year. ♪ when you experience something great, you want to share it. with everyone. that's why more customers recommend verizon, america's largest 4g lte network. you will lose 3 sets of keys 4 cell phones 7 socks and 6 weeks of sleep but one thing you don't want to lose is any more teeth. if you wear a partial, you are almost twice as likely to lose your supporting teeth. new poligrip and polident for partials 'seal and protect' helps minimize stress, which may damage supportin

and fyi, the court is in a recess until friday at 8:30 in the morning. and then bob will be tuning in for all the latest developments. >> why do they call it recess? >> because they all go out and play in the yard. >> there is no jump rope involved at recess. stay tuned to fox for all the breaking developments in the zimmerman trial and we're keeping a close eye on the breaking news in egypt. the country's president overthrown in the military coup today. what that means for u.s. relations and more ahead. >>> up next, obama care oig oba speed bump. they move the requirement back a year. >>> so the free lunch has been spoiled. the roll out has curled up and died. yeah, right before july 4th, the obama administration says obamacare is too big a burden on america's businesses and moved the mandate on employers to 2015. after the midterm elections. so the dems don't get tarnished. but that's just a coincidence, people. here we have another example of valerie jarrett's genius at hiding the horrible until the ballots are cast. huge blunders buried in the backya

and fyi, it's not hide-and-seek if your toddler waits in a closet while you read tmz on your phone. it came from life with my own toddler. she came to gma to celebrate her amazon best-seller and says she won't give up without a fight. >> it a dream come true for me. and that's why i'm ready to go the distance with this. >> reporter: for now, she doesn't sell products. but in a statement to abc news, alba's brand says we are simply seeking assurance that the honest toddler will not sell products in the future that could be confused with our own eco-friendly products for families. linzie janis, abc news, los angeles. >> hey, listen, i understand everyone wants to protect their own. i get jessica alba saying this is my stuff. have the name. if you want it. keep it to your blog. don't create anything else. at the same time, a mom who had an idea who has taken off. this might be her only source of income. >> could she change it to the real honest mom? >> there is enough space for two honest moms. >> i think so, too. >> work it on out, folks. >> you guys do it. >> see you in a little bit.

and fyi, it's not hide and seek if your clihild waits in the closet while you read tmz on your phone. >> it came to life with my toddler. >> she came to "gma" to celebrate her best seller, and won't give up without a fight. >> it's a dream come true. i'm ready to got distance. >> reporter: for now, she doesn't sell products. but alba's brand says we are seeking assurance that the honest toddler will not sell products in the future that could be confused with our own eco-friendly products for families. so for the moment, there is no lawsuit. both parties have told us they're still open to an amicable solution. if you like honest toddler, it may be a tv series. the producer of "sex and the city" has optioned the rights. >> honestly, can't we just get along? really? >> you think jessica alba will appear in the show? >> i doubt it. >> h this bickering is bad for business. especially honest business. >> yeah. >> thank you, linzie. >>> let's go back to ron for the other stories making news again. >>> hi, again, good morning, everyone, in the news, one body recovered, another person still mi

just fyi, if a lawyer asks you if you've ever used the n word, the only thing you can say worse than yes is "yes, of course." [ laughter ] on -- duh. [ laughter ] on friday the food network announced they would not renew paula's contract, and today smithfield, a company for whom she endorsed pork products, also severed ties with deen. even the other white meat is turning on her. [ laughter ] pork severing ties with paula deen is like spinach cutting ties with popeye. [ laughter ] it's a major rift. she was supposed to appear on the "today" show on friday but backed out, and instead she posted three very awkward apology videos online. the first one was so awkward and so heavily edited they wound up pulling it down. a lot of people downloaded it and reposted it, though. here's paula -- paula deen attempting to apologize but really not helping her case at all. >> i want to apologize to everybody for the wrong that i've done. uh, i want to learn and grow from this. inappropriate, hurtful language is totally, totally unacceptable. i've made plenty of mistakes along the way. but i beg you,

. >> fyi: twitter to soon go public, will this affect them? . >> reporter: they had almost nothing in it. now half 700 million users using facebook staley. if not more daily at of all mobile stand desktop spirit and- switch happened fast. i like what we are seeing. and they have over 1 million plus advertisers. but they are going to introduce a bill at that will touch television network. advertisers will be able to target age bracket spirit and see the result is very interested in what's happening there is a very smart company. >> pam: so this is innovation moving the whole technology movement. >> reporter: >> if you want to own it for five to 10 years compared it is a target. with video adds up and the very very well. stock is still a little expensive. but if you are patient it looks great. >> jacqueline: 95 in livermore, 92 and concord. and 91 in san rafael. 86 in san jose coesite were in the '60s just as we expected. the fog will be brief through the morning hours of harassing sunshine for most of the day. sting cooler as we head into fredd

>> hi barack fyi joint strike fighter program and a 512 totals with me. i can't easily give you the of flight 13 to date but i did not bring a snapshot that we can and do that but i have f y e11 and 12. >> security personnel versus contractors? >> fyi 12 the number of contract personnel in afghanistan was 1878 and 809 was security function of cells and of those for iraq. >> global acquisition assistance system this is how we award all requirements with the agency, 80 percent of all funding goes through this mechanism and it collects all of the assisted data and we will be glad to provide you those numbers including the number of personnel for the record. >> section 846 is the requirement of risk assessments for support including the functions closely associated with these functions. even though it is not required at this time to have the risk assessments for afghanistan? >> at least as to ask that question i don't think i can tell you we have a risk assessment we have routine risk assessments with plans going forward to i do this through contract door wit

. >> fyi. >> just in case she happened to be reading me and all of a sudden she would come across and go what? that's what my dad did? wait a minute there. she, by the way is the person who said, oh, no, no, dad didn't make mom sign divorce papers while she was in the hospital with cancer. you know, if you have to say that then you're either completely insane, or your dad is a total d-head. >> stephanie: i hope she did read your posts and say o i may be perhaps a little irony sufficient. perhaps i need more irony in my diet. >> i read it first i thought she has to mention her dad at some point. but you know, it's okay that dad ran for president because he was chased out of office because of ethics violations. it wasn't sex. yeah right. and clinton was prosecuted because of a personal a perjury. >> stephanie: right. >> then at another point i thought it was satire. oh she's obviously sticking it to the old man. >> stephanie: right. >> but oh, no, there was none of that. there was a call for really good candidates to run instead of all of these you know, sex-depraved maniacs, i don't kn

. [♪ circus music ♪] >> stephanie: border security fyi, has increased under obama's watch. >> but they don't care about details like that. >> like getting in a plane with whilely post. >> stephanie: that's right. all right then. yes, the president, by the way is pushing house republicans on immigration. good luck with that. ♪ >> stephanie: do i have something? >> no, i had an itch. >> stephanie: every time you do that i have something on my face. >> no usually i'm looking at you. >> stephanie: i'm starting to lose more feeling in my face. >> as you have more and more work done you have less and less feeling in your face. there are only so many times you can cut up your face without damaging every single nerve there. >> i can't feel something in many face. >> stephanie: didn't i have something green yesterday -- >> yeah you had three green vertical stripes on your face. >> stephanie: president obama -- have you seen this? somebody was saying last week on the sunday's show. this has ever republican goal in there, right? expand the economy 3.3% reduce the federal deficit by almost 850 b

fyi, look it up. they are asking the payroll deduction to offer it. it if you have a pdp or whatever to let the employee deduct part of their own earnings. their own earnings and money. what you pay them. and let them save that money. so i would say people bending over backwards to try to make this easy. new idea

fyi, look it up. they are asking the payroll deduction to offer it. it if you have a pdp or whatever to let the employee deduct part of their own earnings. their own earnings and money. what you pay them. and let them save that money. so i would say people bending over backwards to try to make this easy. new idea coming out to try to make it something small employers can do. it's critical whatever ideas come out need to be extremely appropriate for small businesses. because for hispanics, we're -- we are more likely to work for smawses -- small businesses that have less than 100 employees. they are less likely to offer a retirement plan. that's because the industry has not offered products that are relevant to small employers who have low-income workers. so we need new why why the -- ideas. it's important make sure that businesses not be burdened financially or with liabilities and so on and so forth. they will do this. but, i mean, i think people have a moral responsibility to try to help improve the retirement security situation of all workers in th

fyi. >> well, you know, i would like to add to something that dan greenhouse talked. he mentioned since the bottom in the ten-year in the yields in the ten-year, that the russell is up 9% and the s&p is up 3%. i think the point there is that russell is made up of smaller capitalization companies that deal in the united states mostly and that the multinationals are in the s&p. so they may have a tougher time out there. and if the u.s. economy is picking up, that's kind of the right rotation you'd like to see. >> are we done having the conversation about alcoa and whether it's a bellwether for the -- i mean i see today the percentage of buys on the stocks a 20-year low, 1 in 4. >> unfortunately, the only good news about alcoa is that thankfully many people survived a plane made of aluminum. >> great point. >> that was a key. >> great point. oversupply of aluminum, oversupply of sugar. look at commodities generally, the exception of oil, we've got a lot of this stuff. what a different story from a couple of years ago. >> from a couple of hundred years ago when napoleon w

the house, and phil mickelson is joining us, and he is about to make his way to post 9 and just an fyi if you are wondering what you are looking at. we are talking to you and watching phil mickelson. >> okay. my congrats. amazon is a company that is growing retail over 100 billion in volume. it is growing that 29% in units and 25% in revenues and compare it to walmart, costco, and target and they grow in the single digits if they are lucky. and that is why the people hang on to the stock, even though the earnings numbers are cut on a regular basis. >> any adjustment, jordan to the earnings estimates after this call? >> well, i can't speak to everybody else, but i earnings went down marginally for 2014, and next year my earnings went from 2.96 down the 2.92. that is to me okay for entering europe, and a company with this kind of reach. >> we see them down about 1% today, and what is the price target for the shares, and how do they get there? is. >> okay. i have a 335 price target and look at free cash flow yield earnings and the multiples going out to 2015. i feel quite confident a that

fyi, look it up. all they're asking in the payroll deduction to offer them the payroll deduction. to let the employee dededuct part of their own earnings. their own earnings and money what you pay them. and let them save that money. people are bending over wards -- backwards to make it something small employers it is can do. it's critical whatever idea come out need to be extremely appropriate for small businesses. because for his -- hispanics we're more likely to work for small business who have less than 100 employees who are unlikely to offer any sort of retirement plan. it's because, you know, the industry has not offered -- products that are relevant to small employerses who have low-income workers. we need new idea. it's important to make sure that businesses not be burdened financially or with liability and so and so forth so they will do this. but, i mean, i think people are kind of a moral responsibility to try to help improve the retirement security situation of all workers in this country. >> i want to point out the automatic ira also does not -- employers cannot provid

fyi, look it up. they are asking in the payroll deduction, to offer it. let the employee d talked part of what own earnings you pay then and let them save that money. i would say people are bending over backwards to try to it -- try to make it as something small employers can do. for hispanics, we are more likely to work for small businesses that have less than 100 employees were also the main offer who are unlikely to any kind of unemployment plan. the industry has not offered products that are relevant to small employers. we need new ideas. it is important to make sure that businesses will not be burdened financially or with liabilities. i think people have a moral responsibility to try to >> the automatic ira can provide a match. certainly in the president's proposal and others, there is an enhanced tax credit. we are out of time. thank you. -- you canto call clap. [applause] >> tonight, director of national intelligence james klepper speaks at the university. a house hearing on immigration status of children are brought into the u.s. illegally. econom