the place to the aforementioned at in the february edition of the "san francisco chronicle." we also posted this on the department's web site and on the trips city a ministration database, we have sent this to bidders as well as all identified interested parties, met with the leaders of the boat house coalition, met with the leader of the sf nature organization, so all of that was done prior to the issuance of the rfq. upon announcement of the recommendation, we undertook subsequent community outreach. that includes on july 22, notifying that ortega family enterprises was selected as the respondent. that same day, we notify the office of president chiu, supervisor chu, supervisor mar, and supervisor mirkarimi. that same day, we notified susan dumans of the selection panel's recommendations. busy day. we did a lot. again, on july 22, we issued press releases to all major sfpd outlets and then posted said press release as well at the selection panel competition. on august 6, we notify nancy destafanis of the selection, and on august 6, we posted a boathouse -- a poster at the b

next steps -- should the commission approve this, staff would convene the aforementioned outreach process and then began the lease negotiations upon successful negotiation of the lease. we would bring that back to -- bring said lease to the recreation and park commission. should this commission approves said lease, it would then require a hearing before the board of supervisors, budget and finance committee, and then the full approval of the board of supervisors. between now and contract approval excluding today, we have three more public hearings, and those will be opportunities for members of the public to attend a mandatory hearing to express their pleasure or concern with the proposed contract. additionally, any proposed improvements would require approval of this commission and the historic preservation commission and would go through a separate entitlement process that would be linked and have a number of mandatory meetings as well. -- that would be lengthy. lastly, i wanted to share some of the support and opposition we have for the project. in opposition, we have the save salt lak

fellow named brian wild, a staffer for john boehner, who is also a former lobbyist for all of the aforementioned companies and more. he worked for the nichols group, a lobbying group paid more than $740,000 to lobby for aig and for exxonmobil and for pfizer. the reason that is particularly awkward for this political document is because republicans went out of their way with this thing to make this particular pledge seem like it was just the voice of the people. republican congressman mike pence said it would prove that the democratic majority wasn't listening but that republicans will. house republicans will listen and then we'll have an exxon lobbyist write it down. as part of that we're listening to you spin, the whole basis of the republican campaign pledge was their big america speaking out website, giving the impression to anybody visiting that website, whatever suggestion got the most thumbs up votes on the website would become part of this republican agenda. republicans were merely a vessel for the desires of the american people. but it turns out the desires of the american people as expr

translated portions of the same textbooks with an arab linguist and discovered otherwise, the aforementionedt to be tortured, quote, allah, may he be exalted, vowed to prepare a flaming fire that will roast those who disbelieved and burn their skin until they lose senses and feelings. this passage covers marriage: when one parts is unable to give consents such as a person with mental illness, a boy and the under age girl, a father or the guardian is permitted to give them into marriage. >> they have not changed the message of the textbooks. they have expunged parts of the curriculum to avoid reporting by fox news and other leading news organizations. >> we still wanted to talk to the professors. >> i'm from fox news. i'd like to ask you to talk on camera. >> this is just... unconscionable. i'm going to call the police. >> the doctor, sat down with an interview and disagreed with our translation. >> the texts themselves are not causal agents. let me rephrase that for a fox cable audience. so the texts themselves don't make people do anything. the texts themselves are simply items to be discus

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joining us from washington the aforementioned karl rove.you co-founded an organization called america's crossroads. and there is a million of these things. basically, you guys are in business to put your political point of view across on television and radio. the "new york times" despises that. but, well, what do you think they are up to here? >> no. they don't despise that they despise it only if it comes from conservatives of. look, here are liberal groups that don't report donors, unions, move on, center for american progress. league of conservation voters. aarp. national resources defense council action fund. people for the american way and naacp. you may remember the naacp spent $10 million in 2000 running an ad against george w. bush during the presidential campaign alleging that he had acted insufficiently harsh on some bigoted race murderers in texas. i never once saw the "new york times" utter a peep about this. >> bill: when you give money on-to-organizations on your little clap board. >> there that's a white board. that's not a c

. >> bill: the aforementioned lindsay lohan failed a drug test. >> she is going to work at that plantl be -- >> bill: believe me. they will hire her very quickly. she is going back to jail, right? >> she is in jail right now. she only served 14 days of her original 90 day sentence. she was released by the sheriff who has sole responsibility for determining whether or not his jail is overcrowded. and if it is overcrowd, which it is in l.a. county, he has the right to release nonviolent offenders. he let her go. but this is different. even different than when she had f.u. on her fingernails remember the original and that got out and the judge was extremely angry at her for her arrogance and her attitude. this is way worse than that. because she got out on probation. she had an opportunity to not serve the rest of that time. the judge, in my view, had no option but to send her back to jail. and i think she will do the rest of the time. >> bill: which is, what? >> well, it's 14 from 90, so it's 76 days. >> bill: 76 more days? >> he is not even going to see her until october 22nd. so i thi

there has not been an execution in california in four years ever since the aforementioned judge fogel said the state needed a rehabbed death chamber and protocols and procedures, something that the attorneys for brown says the state still has not complied with. as of right now the execution is set for 9 p.m. thursday. if it can be pushed back by three hours, it will be delayed sometime next year when ever that other drug becomes available. terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> terry, thank you. it's 5:05. new information this morning about equipment problems pg&e was experiencing just hours before the deadly san bruno gas explosion and fire. federal investigators want to know if that equipment failure was part of the lethal chain of events. jenelle wang live in the news room with more on this. >> this morning the investigation into the pg&e pipeline explosion looked into a power outage right before the explosion. it may have called what she called a perfect storm. the representative says pg&e lost power to a key part of its natural gas pipeline system at its control center in milpitas. it c

. >> rose: 18 among your aforementioned leader mr. boehner. >> i wasn't trying to put out a bill that was going to get a wol bunch of cosponsors am you know why, when you try to get a lot of cosponsors you are doing that on the way to passage. i'm noting are-- . >> rose: you were just trying to start the debate. >> yes. >> rose: let the conversation begin. >> that's right. >> rose: everybody talks about their no ideas out there. here are a bunch of ideas. >> yeah lz let's weigh them. >> i was going to jump in the pool of entitlement and economic reform and hope other people would jump in with me. so far i'm swimming around by myself right now. but the point i'm trying to make is if we don't tackle these fiscal challenges soon in this country they will tackle us. you know, i got to look myself in the mirror and sleep well at night. and when you see the kind of economic and fiscal problems coming in this country, and i'm an elected representative, i owe it to my constituents to put a solution out there on the table. it might be a soluti

the aforementioned low will dive along the coast. not a lot of moisture but anytime there's a low coming over my backyard, i have to keep an oktoberfest sky. it's going to cool us down and it's picked up the wind. there's a no doubt about it seabreeze starting to kick in. 80s yesterday, not today. 60s and 70s. 62 san francisco. 74 santa rosa. 67 downtown oakland and san jose down 5 from 80 to 75. there's the 46. santa rosa and north napa, the airport i think is 53. palo alto is 49. san jose at 55 an lot of low clouds. there's our little system. that will play in our cooler forecast today and tomorrow and so a mix of fog and sun. we'll get high clouds as that system gets closer later in the day but temperatures today take a tumble today. 50s, 60s and 70s and they will continue that trend tomorrow and we'll see goodbye to summer, hello fall. tomorrow at 8:09:00 p.m. thursday sat tweener day as we go from cool to warmer and it does look sunny and warmer friday and saturday. >>> 7:25 is our time. we're getting new information this mornin

bill: the aforementioned web site. martha: we knew it was out there, somewhere. dow is up 177, by the way. bill: breaking news on wall street. stocks are flying, also, this now, a pinnacle for the blood-soaked drug car south of the border. reports say the mayor of a town, outside of mon monterrey, mexico is gunned down by cartel aassassins, murdered along with another municipal worker and cartels are battling for smuggling routes, and gunmen killed at least two other area mayors the past two months and the candidates are coming under fire, as was the case yet again, here, at 10 minutes past the hour, back to miami and the situation has not been resolved, apparently a gunman going inside of a bank, demanding that -- or suggesting, any way, that he has an explosive device and is holding a person hostage, the police have the place surrounded and we are trying to figure out whether they'll bring it to an end, peacefully, back to the breaking news, in "america's newsroom," also, martha? martha: boys will be boys and these girls are the kind of girls, they will be, too

. >> but first, another check of the weather with the aforementioned lonnie quinn who, of course -- >e want to make one easy. let's talk some weather out there, because you guys want to know about weather, you want to xhoeshgs i've got a bitterday girl right here but first of all right to it, all you visiting in new york city have a nice and calm day in new york. 39 hours ago, it's been confirmed two tornadoes touched down here. boy, i will say, though, the nice weather in place for today, not just for new york city but for a good chunk of the country. a little bit of wet weather now around the great lakes but much heavier wet weather around south texas, okay? that kind of weather we are talking maybe two to four inches of rain, all associated with what was karl, so some local flooding a problem there but a good chunk of the country, clear skies out there. that's a quick look at the national picture. wow! here's a look at the weather for your weekend. >> and we have not just one sign, two signs with an arrow for the birthday girl. what's your name. >> hazl ed. >> happy birthday, my fr

adoption of resolution 1859 it into a desolate and in light of the report, in accordance with the aforementionedsolution and documents, we see that now is the right time for the security council to act in response to the report of the secretary general and mandate the above resolution to assure all resolutions adopted against iraq under the resolutions of 1990 in a way that would restore iraq to international position prior to the adoption of these resolutions. madam president, the present political process. -- the present political process in iraq where citizens and constitutional institutions and the role of law and human rights are protected and in which all components of the iraqi people are treated with respect. . may i request that representatives remain seated while we agree to president -- while we've read -- while we greet the president? >> we conclude our look at speeches from the united nations with remarks from palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas. he reiterated his call for israel to stop settlement activities it peaceful negotiations are to succeed. from earlier today, thi