. >> hi i am jim patrick and with patrick and company in san francisco and as a neighbor to this project. i approached this board a number of times about the west end entrance and i have a letter i would like to share to the board and i will give it to the secretary upon the completion of my presentation. i believe we can save $5 million by eliminating the west end area, the exit way to the park. $5 million is about equal to the budget for the trances bay operating budget for next year. i believe it deserves serious consideration. it will -- it's a poor design. it won't be used. it's going to be dangerous. we saw what happened to the elevator in the guy riding the bart elevateddor. it spoils the ground floor design on the west end where the traffic is coming in from the west end and it's just a plain old bad idea. i like it to be reevaluated. i approached the board and other people about this and to date have received zero responseo i am hoping that we can get more than zero response. thank you. >> thank you mr. patrick. our next speaker -- >> would be florence kong. >> good morning dire

somehow this this whack job conspiracy theory has turned into a piece of legislation from jim inhofe and frank lucas patrick what why why would these people put their reputations on the line like this as the republican party only lasted no i don't think that's the case i mean i tend to see where you're coming from i think the conspiracy theories that are attached. so this can be a little bit farfetched i mean i have to admit when i first saw some of the reports about the quantity of ammo those being purchased i was alarmed myself i mean we don't need we don't need all that we don't need the government a hell of a lot of hobson a lot of guns almost certainly and i agree you know so i looked at the numbers a little bit of a bit of a numbers guy mean if you look at it this is kind of these contracts are kind of just designed to be spread out over five years so if you look at the maximum number of bullets used per year be about ninety million bullets so that's about if you break it down between one hundred thousand officers that fall under this d.h.s.s. it's about nine hundred rounds per officer which seems a l

jim lazarus. robert graham. fred jordan. and patrick valentino. >>> thank you, commissioners. i'm dennis mc kenzie, diamond consulting education. if you can put this image up on the screen. as the planning commission and other city and state agencies continue to analyze and refine this warriors multi-purpose cultural center and arena, i've been proposing to the warriors to work in collaboration with the san francisco government agencies and community leaders to integrate within the original design and construction of this state-of-the-art arena a high school college career pathway classroom which would be capable of providing comprehensive year round benefits for our entire diverse cross cultural san francisco open bay area community. as a member of the national basketball association, the warriors hold a unique and influential opportunity and provide a unique opportunity and the ability to initiate visionary model education and career development programs worthy of national and international me laytion. ~ emulation. [speaker not understood]. i believe an additional element of

jim avila has the story. >>> reporter: welcome to arizona shower door, a sprawling box of a company in phoenix, lined with palm trees, where 45-year-old patrickt his family. that is, until he got a call from his boss to meet him here in this bank parking lot for a special favor. that's patrick's truck. inside is patrick and his boss, fred knadler. and this is their day off conversation -- >> what i need you to do is super secrecy. >> okay. >> go dig a hole in the desert somewhere. >> reporter: dig a hole in the ious?t?ic not to patrick. in fact, it was just the kind of thing he was expecting after five years of working for knadler, a self-made millionaire and owner of arizona shower door, whose corporate credo was as clear as the glass he peddled -- >> this is my company, you work for me, and if you don't like it, there's the door. >> reporter: was he serious? >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: patrick started out as a crane driver but quickly became fred's right-hand man. what kind of boss was he? >> ruthless. >> reporter: so ruthless, patrick says he was working 85-90 hour weeks, but only being paid for 40. >> i missed my kids being born, i didn't t

jim bunting and jack reid in 2006 had hearings on the residential mortgage issue. hi 90 hearings in 2007 or in formal meetings. even after bear stearns fails on st. patrick'say weekend in march of '08 t wasn't until the fall of '08 that you finally got action. and it was way overdue. had there been more aggressive action and i say this respectfully, of the secretary of the treasury in '07, an even '08 when the warning signs were there, this would have been a problem. but i think you could have put a tourniquet on it and it would never have been as big as problem. ben bernanke was knew to the job. each passing day got better and better at this and ultimately played a critical role. tim geithner was very, very valuable. neil was tremendous out of the treasury. rahm emmanuel at the white house was very, very important, very helpful to us as well. so there were very positive elements that made significant contributions. the tarp debate is an important conversation in the context 6 all of this. bob said something very accurate early on in this conversation. barney and coy never have passed this bill in 2006 and 2007. and you couldn't pass it today. the window o