. >> good afternoon, commissioners tim collins on behalf of the san francisco coalition. i'd like to say i'mlism - i thought getting projects entitled that meet all the requirements that the city has. what are the projects being appealed. we see the sequa is use for the library and our farther is for affordable housing projects and that's been located in a neighborhood that could afford attorneys. it's a rare project. and what we're concerned about is appears to us it's opening up yet more avenues to appeal and appeal and appeal. i think what i would say to convey there's no costs to this. no one is hurt by this but they absolutely do delay projects. and when your hiring attorneys and pr firm and there's a special thing when the builders higher attorneys to get this appeal. it's about preventing change to our build environment. that's one of the reasons it was founded 13 years ago. we're not comfort with the discretion being taken away from the e r o. they're by far the best quality and the decisions the e r o has a full department it's a public institution with transpare

tim collins said i don't know if you read the newspaper in his other life he's a geologist and on another argument this was too costly and too time consuming and would eat up the resources of the planning staff. that argument was made previously and i think that this commission should not take into account if it's something 3 needs to be done the mayor's office will make it happen >> thank you any other member of the public wish to speak. seeing none, we'll close and bring it back to commission. i'll leadoff. at first blush i was hesitating on adding the process, however, thinking about it and the length of time to get to the board of appeals and the amen of time tween a projetarting andfinishi- i mean, i think they would not bexp in mak t sdergsz i think it might go sideways. bringing it back to the eshthsz r o strengthens the case and would cause folks hesitation on going to the board of appeals if the e r o confirms their decision. i believe this would be a benefit to the process rather than a potential problem so those are envy thoughts and i'm in support of the amendments made by sup

tim collins said i don't know if you read the newspaper in his other life he's a geologist and on another argument this was too costly and too time consuming and would eat up the resources of the planning staff. that argument was made previously and i think that this commission should not take into account if it's something 3 needs to be done the mayor's office will make it happen >> thank you any other member of the public wish to speak. seeing none, we'll close and bring it back to commission. i'll leadoff. at first blush i was hesitating on adding the process, however, thinking about it and the length of time to get to the board of appeals and the amen of time between a project starting and finishing the board of appeals - i mean, i think they would not be experts in the field to make sdergsz i think it might go sideways. bringing it back to the eshthsz r o strengthens the case and would cause folks hesitation on going to the board of appeals if the e r o confirms their decision. i believe this would be a benefit to the process rather than a potential problem so those are envy thoughts

tim collins said i don't know if you read the newspaper in his other life he's a geologist and on another argument this was too costly and too time consuming and would eat up the resources of the planning staff. that argument was made previously and i think that this commission should not take into account if it's something 3 needs to be done the mayor's office will make it happen >> thank you any other member of the public wish to speak. seeing none, we'll close and bring it back to commission. i'll leadoff. at first blush i was hesitating on adding the process, however, thinking about it and the length of time to get to the board of appeals and the amen of time between a project starting and finishing the board of appeals - i mean, i think they would not be experts in the field to make sdergsz i think it might go sideways. bringing it back to the eshthsz r o ce and would cause folks hesitation on going to the board of appeals if the e r o confirms their decision. i believe this would be a benefit to the process rather than a potential problem so those are envy thoughts and i'm in suppor

wall street has moved into a new season, but tim collins thinks the packaged foods can rally. focus on smuckers and kellogg. he says they're going up very big, very fast. after the break, i'll try to make you more money. >>> coming up -- stock car. the market may move fast, but tonight, we've got something a little quicker. what do all those logos on the cars say about the speed of the recovery? cramer's one-on-one with the man behind the wheel of nascar, next. >>> out to a nice early lead. ♪ >> less than a lap to go. david reutimann off course. >> here he comes. look at the inside of turn seven. ♪ >> time to talk nascar. no, this is not a deviation from our mission of helping you try to make money in publicly traded companies here on "mad money." sometimes as is the case with nascar you have a privately held firm that's so well connected, so culturally relevant that it's more than worth our attention. nascar is the second biggest sport in america, behind only the nfl in terms of popularity and television ratings. you may not realize this, but nascar actually outperformed

. >> good afternoon, commissioners tim collins on behalf of the san francisco coalition. i'd like to say i'mlism - i thought getting projects entitled that meet all the requirements that the city has. what are the projects being appealed. we see the sequa is use for the library and our farther is for affordable housing projects and that's been located in a neighborhood that could afford attorneys. it's a rare project. and what we're concerned about is appears us it's opening up yet more avenues to appeal and appeal and appeal. i think what i would say to convey there's no costs to this. no one is hurt by this but they absolutely do delay projects. and when your hiring attorneys and pr firm and there's a special thing when the builders higher attorneys to get this appeal. it's about preventing change to our build environment. that's one of the reasons it was founded 13 years ago. we're not comfort with the discretion being taken away from the e r o. they're by far the best quality and the decisions the e r o has a full department it's a public institution with transparency

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one way is i turn to the charts, which is what we're doing with the help of tim collins, my colleague at realmoney.com. in a market where virtually everything has been roaring, sometimes you have to start by looking at the losers and the laggards. you want a stock that isn't tapped out, that's not exploited. find one that's been on a downward trajectory and could be ready to turn things around. especially a stock that is down when it should be going up for other reasons. collins points out that even though both equities and oils have been on fire, there are still stocks like petrobras, pbr, the big brazilian oil firm. they're actually down 30% year-to-date, and get this one, down 82% from its all-time high. and no, i'm not talking about a brazilian company only as an excuse to run gratuitous giselle footage, although that is an added bonus. based on the charts, collins thinks that pbr, the stock could give you a 10% to 20% pop by the end of the year and maybe even more. why does collins believe the pbr can be transforming from loser to leader? take a look at this. this is the daily ch

one way is i turn to the charts which is what we're doing with the help of tim collins. my colleague at realmoney.com in a market where virtually everything has been roaring, sometimes you have to start by looking at the losers and the laggards. you want a stock that isn't tapped out, that's not exploited. find one that's been on a downward trajectory and could be ready to turn things around. especially a stock that is down when it should be going up for other reasons. collins points out that even though both equities and oils have been on fire, there are still stocks like petrobras, pbr, the big brazilian oil firm. they're actually down 30% year-to-date, and get this one, down 82% from an all-time high. and no, i'm not talking about a brazilian company only as an excuse to run gratuitous footage, although that is an added bonus. collins thinks that pbr, the stock could give you a 10% to 20% pop by the end of the year and maybe even more. why does collins believe the pbr can be transforming from loser to leader. this is the daily chart. now it doesn't take a rocket scien

here's collin resch with sports. >> much maligned in recent years, tim lincecum proved last night he still has the stuff to be a dominant pitcher. he threw the seventh no-hitter in giants history. earlier this week timmy had an 11-strikeout performance. last night mowed down 13 padres. the second inning. the% of six straight ks. he will strike out the side in the third. timmy on his way to a 148-pitch night. fourth inning, 2-0, giants. brandon bell got a hit in five straight games. tenth homer of the year, a 2-1 shot. a 2-run shot. 4-0, giants. next inning, bears loaded. hunter pence, same spot as homer. 20 feet shy, one-hopper off the wall. bases clear. 7-0 game. the obvious statement right here. pence with his best game as a giant. solo homer in the eighth, 9-0 lead. pence, five runs batted in, and it was this play why i say it was his best game of the year. a diving stop, and that preserves the no-hitter for lincecum. it ends the inning. we head to the ninth inning. lincecum heads out to a standing ovation. both giants and padres fan, first batter chase headley, strikeout number 1

here's collin resch with sports. >> much maligned in recent years, tim lincecum proved last night he still has the stuff to be the dominant pitcher. he threw the seventh no-hitter in giants history. earlier they had an 11 strikeout performance, last night mowed down 13 padres. the second inning. he will strike out the side in the third. timmy on his which to a 148-pitch night. fourth inning, 2-0, giants. brandon bell got a hit in five straight games. tenth homer of the year, a 2-1 shot. hunter pence, same spot as homer. 20 feet shy, one-hopper off the wall. bases clear. 7-0 game. yobs statement here. pence with his best game as a giant. solo homer in the eighth, 9-0 lead. pence five runs patted in and it was this play why i say it was his best game of the year. a diving stop and that preserves the no-hitter for lincecum we head to the ninth inning. lincecum heads out to a standing ovation. both giants and padres fan, first batter chase headley, strikeout number 13. twelve go downswing. carlos quinton is out two. and john miller has the call. >> high in the air and catchable. blanco.

here's collin resch with sports. >> much maligned in recent years, tim lincecum proved last night he still has the stuff to be the dominant pitcher. he threw the seventh no-hitter in giants history. earlier this week timmy had an 11-strikeout performance. last night mowed down 13 padres. the second inning. he will strike out the side in the third. timmy on his way to a 148-pitch night. fourth inning, 2-0, giants. brandon bell got a hit in five straight games. tenth homer of the year, a 2-1 shot. 4-0, giants. next inning, bears loaded. hunter pence, same spot as homer. 20 feet shy, one-hopper off the wall. bases clear. 7-0 game. the obvious statement right here. pence with his best game as a giant. solo homer in the eighth, 9-0 lead. pence, five runs batted in, and it was this play why i say it was his best game of the year. a diving stop, and that preserves the no-hitter for lincecum. it ends the inning. we head to the ninth inning. lincecum heads out to a standing ovation. both giants and padres fan, first batter chase headley, strikeout number 13. twelve go downswing. carlos quinto

that is tim radic. it will be pretty typical for this time of year. we're looking at 60s. mid to upper 70s for tomorrow. plenty of sunshine. it's going to be a battle between the cold air at the coast and the hot air inland. let's get a look at the conditions here in the water. temperatures in the 50s. small craft advisory. you can see the forecast of course for all the spectators to enjoy all of this amazing food out here. it looks great. a little bit of fog in the morning and you can catch live coverage if you're too lazy to come out here on cozi-tv. low 90s by this weekend. on saturday for the louie vuitton series, it looks amazing. i see you holding something back. >> at the nighttime you're finishing up with the concert, a little ghirardelli. i think you need to come down and take a look at this. >> i have two words for you. doggy bag. >> you got something big enough for the ladies back there? >> we'll fit it in your car. >> thank you. thanks, jeff. >>> still ahead at 6:00, a connection between cancer and a woman's height. >>> also ahead. somebody's watching you. the