if you call out the tab and be patient with us. >> let's go to tab 8 of your booklet. it is actually -- it's actually tab 8 in your booklet. it's a city plan uac rate stabilization. i think that this is incredible what's happened. the way we generally present this is i know we have the answer on page 1, but the math of how we get to the answer is actually on page 2. so i would like to, can you go to page 2? there you go. can everybody see that okay? this is pretty amazing. we at this point in time thought that this thing needed $38,000 put into it for this period of time. when we built the rates for 2013, not 14. we looked at it and put $38,000 of prior money into rates because that's where we were. we were actually draining cash out of the system in the last year, they flat increased for the retirees. all the others exploded in a positive direction. at the end of the day, if you notice that number there, can everybody hear me okay? it's $17 million. so this thing generated $17 million. so i think the net difference of that amount of money, this is as expected. i take

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so under tab four will be later when you go into the tenure >> yeah. i'll wrap up when everyone talks. >> commissioner moran. >> one question looking at the position changes the detail it shows by my count there are 39 positions that are either traded or transferred so that's the kind of thing we're talking about earlier. there are 4 that come out and 3 can you remind the composition on off budget positions >> yeah. those are the specific project funded ones. we have about 6 hundred of our 24 hundred authorized positions so 6 hundred are most of them capital in nature whether an employee working on the water system improvement programs those are the off budget so they're off budget in a sense they were previously funded through a capital supplemental as opposed to the operating budgeted >> any idea when the project encompass away those progressions go away. >> that's right he's going to walk you through his budget you but the wee subpoena is still happening it's not wound counsel so hose asking for new project positions. >> so when the project is over

want to build protecting housing then they would go to the tab analytical group they built anatomic land. before this one preacher built i contacted the commission not to allow him it was toxic land it was land filled guess what it was approved. they didn't tell him that i've been living in hunters point since 189898. none of the area that was the economical impact study was done they didn't come on board until 1972 so most of the things being built is being built anatomic site. the money belonged to the community someone going to have to pay important something they've done the tenant were supposed to be managing those projects it's a crying shame what we did it was supposed to be coming through bayview hunters point and now the city has taken the money. thank y thank you, thank you next speaker >> i'm yolanda the only thing the buildings were not the only thing that was demolished it was hope it's ironic it's called hope bus it annihilated any hope my family fled and now we have the community that's been robbed and people who escaped the rafrm of the south and have the john stuart

click on the olympics tab at the top of the page.ve photo galleries of our bay area olympians as well. that's nbcbayarea.com. >>> now let's check our weather with christina. never thought i'd be cheering rain but go rain. >> hey, a lot of people did what i did. a rain dance. mine was like this. you know what, i think the more awkward it is. >> pouring. >> one more time. whooo. 48 degrees in san francisco, 45 in the east bay and 43 degrees in the south bay. so yeah, we need the rain and you know what, we've got a lot more on the tail of the system that came through yesterday. such a welcome change after getting through the warmest january on record in san jose and san francisco. so let's set your futurecast in motion. remember, if you're looking for your highs and the pattern throughout the rest of the week, make that wardrobe get it ready, you know what, your seven-day forecast there at the bottom of the screen. we top the clock at 4:00 p.m. isolated showers, snowfall continuing to come down in tahoe as we head throughout tonight int

in your packets each enterprise has 5 different tabs. between tab 3 the hundreds of positions that were either transferred or resigned so those are the few we couldn't figure out a way to shift around the way of authorization so thank you for considering those >> todd i want to point out that definitely was not popular but when we talk about project funded positions that's bans project a fund from a project so that is something that with, do through a consultant or have city staff and i try to balance so we'll have some of the infrastructure mainly will address the capital need and the positions noted to deliver the capital projects operating with something that was really focused on so out of the solutions and operation we've asked 0 for a few positions we're able to reline and reduce the areas to prioritize other areas i wanted to point that out. >> if you can add it that. the general manager and i have been in conversations about that. and it's a difficult issue given that we are not doing the budget in a way that gets us down into th

would we have heard tab? plus a free pass to bypass, asking the tough question if you won't, we will. "cashin' in," refusing to give anyone a free pass starts right now. >>> hi. everyone. welcome to "cashin' in." our crew this week, wayne rogers, michelle fields, jonathan hoenig, who has his first out training 101. congrats to jonathan and welcome everybody. what's the biggest problem facing america today and how do we fix it? the president and his fellow democrats say this -- >> a dangerous and growing inequality in lack of upward mobility that jeopardized middle class america's basic market. that if you work hard you have a chance to get ahead. >> but do americans really want equality? what republican chris christie has to say. >> back to mediocrity. >> i don't think the american people wanincome queincome equa. they want income opportunity. >> do we ee equality or opportunity jt more takers or more makers? >> americans want opportunity, but unfortunately, the democrats' solution to everything is just expan

click on the olympics tab at the top of the page. we have photo galleries of our bay area olympians and get updates is in our in box by signing up for the olympic newsletter on nbcbayarea.com. back here in the bay area, the rain was a welcome site for many this morning. the bay area received more rain today than all of january. that is how dry this winter has been. a live look outside. on the left downtown san francisco and the right, palo alto, on university avenue. and we have return of the rain. stephanie is in fremont. first, let's start our coverage with meteorologist, rob. any more rain coming? >> this was impressive rainfall and what we should see this time of year, half an inch sara toga and cruz half an inch. san francisco, about a quarter inch of rain. at the airport, the vashlt riab of the rain, almost an inch and hill top more than an inch of rain and pleasanton more than an inch of rain. half moon bay 1 1/2 inches of rain coming down. great news. some of that runoff will filter reservoirs in the higher terrain and you ca

click on the tab at the top of the page. we have photo galleries on our bay area olympians, again bay area.com. >> did you see this one. still athey had 30-second super bowl commercial that shot a bay area start-up into the history books. >> and we're looking here, flashing lights actually one set left. i'll tell you what's going on and an update on that car fire in the east bay. >> welcome back to you. we look at oracle arena. you may have seen over the weekend the golden state warriors, they are going to delay moving across the bay into san francisco. bay area start-up made history during yesterday's super bowl. >> that's right. oakland based goldieblox the first small business to air a commercial during the big game. ♪ come on get your toy >> it made my little girls turn. goldieblox urges girls to build their own dreams using toys geared to engineering and science. the company won a national contest for that 30-second spot. part of the grand prize intuit picked up the tab for the ad and paid for all of the production of i

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we are comprised in the enterprise tab we break it down by key commission goal as well as key commission objective much of overlap your policies to community investment and final stewardship and ratepayer assurance and we worked with the controllers office to public our ratepayer scorecard and as commissioner moran mentioned we have as the companions to that a detail checklist of all the budget discretionary items that show before we asked for a new position we did the hundred plus substitutions, before we asked for a new position we asked for the hundred plus reassignments. it shows through that before we ask for a new vehicle or replacement that add here to the policy that fleet vehicles are 10 years old or older and 100,000 miles or older an all of those are the checklist that we work with the controllers office and we say indeed the general managers and our office did that. that won't be ready until next month because they won't review it until the proposed budget is complete. whenever we would be between now and may is to finish the ratepayers checklist and i was able to go through

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but he would pick up the tab for the firefighters she thought they might because she says they routinely give free meals to police officers who come in it's very common and her boss said no they don't donate food heather called the corporate office and got the same answer so she and fellow workers again picked up the tab and when word spread that heather paid the bill some firefighters called her boss and complained thinking the restaurant made heather feel obligated to pay for their meals she thought you open the whole being at her next shift after eight years of working for mcdonald's heather was fired she said donal says it fired heather because she swore at a superior but had any ties it's allegations if heather's story is true mcdonald's did fire her for buying lunch for firefighters let's hear it for. the michael dunn trial has all that proven that it's legal in a red stand your ground should first states for a white man to kill a black man simply because he's afraid of black people. and just a few months ago the supreme court said there's no longer any significant racial discrimin

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itthe new c-span.org makes easier than ever to keep tabs on washington, d.c., and share via facebook, twitter, and other social networks. it lets you access data coverage of events and new tools makes it possible to create short video clips and share them on other social networks. youru can send links to clips via e-mail. find the share tools on the video player or look for the green icon links. watch on the new c-span.org. if you see something of interest, clip and share with your friends. up next, an insiders look at u.s. intelligence from a former andressional, white house, national intelligence official. he spoke to the world affairs council about intelligence threats, cyber terrorism, and edward snowden. this is a little more than an hour. >> this is the standard list you do of accomplishments of a man and i have to recite them but i will go really fast. he was a white house fellow and he had the experience of working with the national security council with such deadheads as with thesinger -- general's name? general brent stone. a few minor people like that. he had three major po

to be a big cost on our states, even though the federal government is going to pick up 100% of the tab in the short-term, where the federal government picks up 90% of the tab in the long-term, but republicans say putting up the 10% is very expensive for us, but as you point out, states like texas, mississippi, and others, a lot of health care experts end up saying the more people who have health insurance reduces the cost in the long run for all these states. people don't have to go to emergency rooms for care, that's the argument supporters are using for the medicaid expansion. >> a lot more to discuss, and we'll do that for you every day when we see you, mark. >>> coming up on "news nation," america's longest serving congressman, michigan democrat john dingell says he is ready to retire. it is just one of the things we thought you should know. >>> and, here's a look at what's happening today, february 24th, this afternoon at the white house, the president will meet with governors of western states in the situation room. the president is expected to discuss the severe drought and the

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investigators tracked him down by keeping tabs on his own family. he is now in the custody of mexican authorities, but the u.s. wants to bring him to justice right here. >> immediately after mexican authorities announced the arrest of the legendary drug lord, calls for his extradition to the u.s. went out. >> i would ask that the mexicans consider extraditing him to the united states, where he will be put in a prison under tight security where he cannot escape. leader of thel international drug cartel is being held in this maximum-security prison. the concern is that he escaped mexican custody before and went on the run for 13 years until his capture saturday. just a week ago, el chapo not only alluded authorities by slipping out of the residence where he was hiding through an underground tunnel. >> he does not play by the rules. he has unlimited resources. >> authorities released this video of the hotel where he was caught, breakfast still on the stove. he was armed with a military-style assault rifle. not a single shot was fired. >> this is a supe

all you have to do is click on the olympics tab at the top of the page. we also have photo galleries of our bay area olympians. and you can sign up for our olympic newsletter. >>> and coming up, plans to move the golden state warriors across the bay are put on hold for now. we'll show you why. and fans in seattle are celebrating that city's first super bowl went. a look at the celebrations that are still going on tonight. >>> plus, remembering philip seymour hoffman and a look back at his public struggle with drug addiction. >>> well, these are live pictures of seattle. there weren't just celebrations on the field after the seattle seahawks beat the denver broncos today. but as you can see fans flooded downtown some jumped in on cars. some set bonfires. we'll see fires fueled mostly by couches and chairs. fans set off fireworks near the bonfire and the flames grew very large. we have a couple 00 people there in the streets celebrating. the city had extra police officers on hand to make sure fans celebrated safely. and so far it appears things are relative

keeping tabs on what folks are asking about, and what their concerns are.lso helps us with content, from one end of the state to the other. >> to be more responsive and transparent about what the state is doing to try to keep people safe. social media being used in many different ways one facebook page created is a perfect example of social media at work. the idea of using social websites came together in less nan a day. >> a couple of weeks ago, a friend of mine got trapped in atlanta, and so we were connected through social media with people, and we found this group that the atlanta folks has started. so when i saw what a mess charlotte was going to be, and a mess the whole state would be, i said why not start a group. and i was trying to tangle it out there but nobody took the bait. >> what were you trying to do? >> to connect people. sometimes provide just comfort. a lot of it was saying i am stuck here, can anyone pick him up, can someone check the road condition, my husband is trying to get home. who have you helped in. >> we have helped everyone from

. >> could this be the youngest prime minister - the 39-year-old tipped to take the tab job >> families separated by the korean war 60 years ago. >> i feel like i am punished because i left them behind. if i see them again i'll feel like i'm reborn. >> egypt's deposed president mohamed morsi arrived at a court in cairo to face charges of espionage and inciting murder. on his last appearance mohamed morsi refused to recognise the legitimacy of the court. 35 others, including former aides and muslim brotherhood leaders stand accused. let's turn to our correspondent who joins us from george town university. thank you for making it on the show. this, of course - there has been a lot of controversy over this trial. in your opinion, is this a show trial or do you think he will receive a fair trial? >> we haven't seen evidence at all that there are any fair proceedings that are taking place. these are deeply politicized. most of the others are leaders and figures and advisors working in the department. and others who are not. an egyptian academic has been dragged into the charges. it shows the

we saw an e-mail or this week, from the treasury department, a woman named ruth madrigal, keeping tabs, we mentioned potentially addressing them off-plan. that means out of the public in 2013. i got my radar up and this seems interesting. ruth madrigal works at 1600 pennsylvania avenue, not anywhere near -- >> that's the irs headquarters, right? >> yes. >> i welcome your opportunity to give your political statements. what i find odd about it is you all seem to be saying but for this scandal if this had never happened, apparently you would favor giving bonuses to the irs. >> i'll ask the question. the question is should we be rewarding this kind of pave with bonuses. that's the question. >> we shouldn't be rewarding government employees with bonuses in any situation. had this scandal evenever happened i would still be here saying why are we giving bonuses to government employees. you know where the money comes from? if they're auditors and leave and go into private practice and make a fortune because they know what they're doing. let's not con fume the two. if there had never been a sca

they put together this wonderful little bear that has all offist tabs on it.re the tabs that belonged to my son. he received a purple heart and bronze star. we got miniature ones to put on the bear. his head was big enough that my son's beret will fit on it as well. >> i know nothing will bring your son back to phyllis, but to know you're holding a bear that has his clothes on. if anything can bring closures, you're thankful for charles. you've sent out 90 of these bears, outstanding work you have done for our fallen stories. we continue to honor the military on our show here. thank you so much to both of you. >> donations, az hearts for heroes.org. i'd like to go national with the program. >> thank you so much. i'll put that up on my twitter as well. all the best. >>> a first amendment flap over american flag t-shirts. students them inside out -- really? -- or go home what a federal appeals court ruled on the case. construction on the rise after the housing crash. labor issue some builders are now facing. >>> five reportedly hacking millions of web cam users.

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you can read the entire letter and we have posted it on the top story tab. >>> there are new -- there new information after an elderly woman was assaulted in the emergency room. she was attacked friday night by a man who was being transferred to the psychiatric unit. he was beating her with an iv stand. >> he closed the curtain behind him and in a closed area, and he started doing what he did. >> now this is just the latest incident inn shroffing the psychiatric unit at the hospital. they reported 34 injuries to osha and they say staffing levels are to blame. the hospital said staffing levels was not to blame in friday's attack. >>> and now i want to go to a a life report between clashes and protests. >>> meantime reporters at the scene said they heard gunfire and several demonstrators fell to the ground and others were carried away on stretchers. they decided to have a trade deal and instead turn towards russia. >>> they are warning terror groups may be planning shoe bomb attacks headed to the u.s. new intelligence indicate terrorists have been working on shoe bomb designs. now the g

a lot are familiar with smartphones and tab lets and do touching and swiping but not so much typing. it is why students like this student is walking place to hand in motion to learn to type. >> it helped me a lot. >> the founder says for most, the functions of the keyboard are a mystery. she has students as young as 6. >> we are finding a huge gap between performance at school and play performance at home. >> in order to get a cut ahead, i thought that, you know what, this is what we are going to do and put her in type. >> had is the best tuning i have seen. at schools, her daughter's access to lessons are paying off. >> i feel like i know what i'm doing. >> but where there is progress for some, teachers worry they are problems for others as the skill traditionally taught later in class quickly becomes key. >> you type away. >> angie goss, news4. >> we checked with other school districts and found that monlt good morningry and prince george's counties don't cover any keyboarding classes. district wide. the d.c. schools start typing instruction in third grade. man best friend. coming

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we'll keep tabs on that for you. we're your olympic station and all of that is ramping up tomorrow.you want to know when the rain moves in and how many days we're dealing with it your seven day photographforecast is at thf the screen. first system looks like mostly a south bay rain event. we stop that clock for you, midnight tonight to tomorrow morning's commute, heavy rainfall con scentrated there. pebble beach debting hammered with heavy rain. this is one of a series of storms going to the bay area. we'll get a little lull thursday into friday, and then we tap into that sub tropical moisture and things get really active around here. look at the orange and yellow. light to moderate rainfall. meanwhile, heavy downpours coming in. look at how the computer models are handling these two first systems alone. we stop that clock for you. waking up monday morning with three inches of snow on the ground. over an inch in the south bay. this will blow your mind. as we stop that clock for you, saturday pm, 14 inches of fresh snow. i say let's hit the slopes. >> that sounds good, a lot of peopl

will you wind up picking up the tab. joining me now president of american action forrum.reat to see you, doug. let's talk about human that here. they have a call on u.s. tax payer dollars. i can't get over this. we've been warned it was going happen. what do you make of it? >> i think there is a predictable result of the policy. the way it works is that if you end up with a set of customers in your insurance plan who are very expensive, and aren't paying premium enough to cover their cost, and they're not. get a provision where the government picks up first 50% of the losses and then 80%. it's so the-called bailout provision. what we're seeing is the result of a bad policy with bad execution. we saw on healthcare.gov. gerri: but doug, i'm already paying for this through higher taxes, my costs for health coverage is already higher. i'm getting less and paying more. now we pay this, too? i just don't sit well with taxpayers. >> here is the way it was designed. the idea you have a good policy. we don't. but if you have a good policy in place then there are other companies th

what you do is go out to lunch with the heads of the studios and you pick up the tab and they are impressednd then buy a lot of the -- >> one of the favorite quotes coming from sid caesar and saying the following, in between goals a thing called life, enjoyed & live and if you don't you are a fool. do you yourself a guy that lived and enjoyed the ride? >> unfortunately i have been doing more in between. i think i have been doing a lot more life in the last 20 years than show biz. >> mr. mel brook, it is a pleasure having you on the show. >> it was a great experience. the only disapointment is that what i get paid to do it. otherwise it was fun. >> good evening everyone. welcome to al jazeera america. i'm john seigenthaler in new york. morning from the u.s. to russia not to intervene in ukraine. still in hiding, reports that the former president is under russian protection and may speak. day of action, sending a message to free al jazeera staffers held 61 days for doing

our coverage continues with the 10:00 news and we have are crews all over the bay area keeping tabs on and we're going to be live in the sierra tonight for a winter storm advisory. ken is finding it very difficult to make his way up to blue canyon tonight. you'll see ken and the rest of the news crew tonight. keep in mind we're always at ktvu.com. uñ >> we know that selena gomez has said that she was addicted to justin bieber. now what we know is justin bieber is saying, the real drunk.m is selena's a she was a drunk at the party. much weed if not more than everybody else. >> whatever. she sounds awesome. he ruce jenner's oldest son got into a ball is tick argument paparazzi. going crazy. we don't even know who you are. news for two very close a ends, two men that have great relationship together. mark ball last and derek hough. >>

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you will see a tab that is called book club you can participate in our discussion we will post video, reviews, articles to borrow so the discussion will begin tomorrow also posted a regular basis discussion questions i hope you can purchase a pate body wars women's history for beginners is the february february 2014 book club selection on booktv. >> i want to see the internet remade free, accessible, open, thou gh blocking, and the discrimination. that is my overall goal. this is now one of the great entrepreneur is of the united states of america. that is our ingenious and ingenuity. that is why i would to continue the way it is. survey not republican because they don't see it my way. i think this is all about the consumer and their experience and what should be retake regardless of who you are, where you live in the country cover your color, but you do, your economic background it is neutral compared to the internet. . .

what you do is you go out to lunch with the heads of the studios, and pick up the tab and they are impressednd they buy a lot of the bullshit. >> one of my favourite quotes comes from my friend, sid sisar who says in between comes life and you have to enjoy it to the full. do you believe you have lived life? >> i think i have been doing more in between. i think i have been doing a lot more life in the last 20 years than i have show biz, which is my profession. maybe i'll get back to it a little bit. >> what a pleasure having you on the show. thank you for being here. it was a great experience. the only disappointment is what i get paid to do it. otherwise it was fun. it really was fun. >> new fears over the stability of ukraine. the interior says that russian military forces entered two airports in crimea. >> hello, this is al jazeera live from doha. the other top stories. police fire tear gas on anti-government protesters in venezuela. dealing with the trauma of war. the project in turkey helping the youngest victims of syria's conflict. the world bank withholds a

click on the weather tab on our home page. >> now to the 2014 winter olympics, a live look at sochi, russia, two days of competition team usa has two gold medals under its belt. >> because of an american sweep in the snowboarding slopestyle. age kotsenburg had his moment was followed by jamie anderson based out of tahoe. >> janelle wang is live in sochi. you spoke to jamie. >> reporter: she is so modest about it. she's a great all around gal and obviously very talented. she made olympic history last night by becoming the first woman ever to win an olympic medal for snow board slopestyle. it's making its olympic debut at the sochi games. it's popular in the x games for years. she has been a champion in the x games, now an olympic champion. i caught up with the 23-year-old a few hours ago. >> you know your life's going to change now, right? >> i'm still the same me but yeah, there are so many amazing opportunities and so much good. i'm so fortunate. >> when are you going home and what are you looking forward to? >> goodness. i can't wait to go home and go for a walk, look for the bald

and keeping tabs on your dog the new collar mounted activity tracker awill youing you to do just thatw back to dan and cheryl. >> care yes lynn, thank you. >> see you then. well, here those iconic doggy diner heads are getting tender loving care these days >> workers hoisted the iconic dog head back on its pedestal near san francisco zoo. boy is that a step back in time, right? iet is. >> a celebration planned for valentine's day. guess what will be there? three more doggy diner heads. >> a kick starter campaign raised 51,000ses today restore the fiber glass dogheads >> they stood guard outside doggy diner restaurants but those really are legendary. soits nice to see them flying high again. hey were landmarks for a long time. >> they were. they went into disrepair, someone careed and bought them up. and folks donated to fix them up. that is going to do it for us. >> from all of us here, thanks for watching. see you again at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight -- coast to coast. more than half the country trapped in the freeze, mudslides out west, as the south braces for a new r

tonsil surgery in december, to read the entire letter just go to ktvu.com and look under the top story tab>>> tour bus safety was the focus of a hearing, he organized it after complaints about danger from buses in high tourist areas and they said it is a balancing act. >> we try to take into account the concerns of the residents and the adjacent land needs but also the needs of the tour bus companys to get where they need to go. >> mar wants more more regulation, it came a month after a ban on them around alamo square. >>> happening now a gas station is seeing an uptake in business since selling the only winning ticket for a 425 million dollar jackpot, a short time ago lottery officials presented a check to the store where we find janine de la vega. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon, well the winner has not stepped forward yet, we don't even know if they know they hit the jackpot, you can see local and national media has been camped out here on the chance that he or she may show up to claim their prize. >> i don't know what to say. >> the last several hours has been a whirlwind f