. >> to give you an idea, it is a tense day of operations. it is fully in staff and fully in operation. one shelter remains open and it will close tomorrow morning. we had a great opportunity for those protected this morning. we have been clearly making a great improvement on them, and resulting in that disaster. have been getting the most services as possible as quickly as possible. working closer than ever before, we pull the trigger when

vice chair joseph: do you have an idea to advertise your venue? >> i do not believe there is any radio advertising. is that correct? i think there will be no radio advertising. it will be social media and email. vice chair joseph: ok, and has any one of the owners and done anything like this before? or are they going to purchase something? how are they doing this? >> i believe that mr. gor has been in the party promotion business for something like 12 years on and off. he is sort of semi retired in that. he has connections. vice chair joseph: thank you. >> hello, i am jerrold gor. vice chair joseph: can you tell me some of the things that you have done? >> we have done some year after year. we have done a lot of fund- raisers. some of benefits for different college organizations and groups. vice chair joseph: ok, and are you going to be primarily a restaurant, or is this could to be in addition to being a lounge? >> we will be doing mostly a restaurant. vice chair joseph: so you will not be doing pat-downs during dinner? >> no. vice chair joseph:

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we're trying to give you an idea of what could happen to the county system. >> please. of course, we start with general assumptions. this is how it works, somewhere. is this something that you make work, or something i make work. good deal. i am the lis technical person that i know of. there are some general assumptions with what we are anticipating. this is extended for the november election. we have been receiving this from the state sheriff's association. there is some interest and may be some positive interest in trying to get this extended through the november elections, so the voters will decide on the constitutional amendment. regardless of what happens, because of the november elections, we also see the impact of realignment. an i am saying that we should leave them in jail. some people are going to get released -- >> you are predicating this on whether or not they win in the election. >> i think that certainly, if they are the winner, it will take some amount of time for the trailing legislation to be enacted with some distinction with what will occur. we are a

it is more about how you got other people involved in what you are doing, about how an idea and how a better idea can get more people to rally around it and move on their roles in implementing a better government. that is why i have been increasing this program for so many years and -- embracing this program for so many years and really thanks for for the effort you have put into it. -- really thank spur for the efforts you have put into it. i want to thank michael for introducing me but also for agreeing -- for being a great sponsor. and for chris, for sponsoring this event of being a big sponsor of this effort for many years. i also want to thank all the departments i have had a chance to work with because it is from all of your efforts and encouragement and particularly the department heads and managers -- you know, tonight, you do not have someone that is elected. you have someone from the inside. i want to thank all of you because you have been supportive of it, embraced these great ideas, and allow your managers to shine and support them when they have new ideas. whether it is a

i was trying to just get an idea today -- a composite photo that tries to show approximately where the equipment is by judging the utility pole and using a stop sign that was in both photos as a marker to get an idea where that equipment is and how it impacts the view. >> that is this photograph that you put together. >> that would be the visual from his living room? >> yes. >> ok. >> our concern is the view of the city into the horizon. >> right. i get it. >> the fan that you use for the equipment, is that the equipment through the department works department -- public works department with regard to sounds? >> yes. we have to comply -- i don't know that they necessarily have -- under the old evidence, i don't recall having a requirement that we showed them, but we have to comply with the order. tests were run to ensure the equipment was in compliance with the ordinance under the permit. >> are there multiple models of that fan that is utilized? >> yes. they were installed with 37-what fans -- 37-watt fans. when we received inquiries about noise, i asked our technician of how we could

so here we are today at the en of the week wasting the public's time on a notion, not even an idea, on a notion that does not rise to the level of a credible idea that one house can deem a bill the law othe land. i also heard on the floor of the house a call for smart reid, leader in the senate, to take up h.r. 1. he did. it failed. not even the republicans all voted for it in the united states senate. three republican senators voted against h.r. 1 in th senate. perhaps you don't know the date, but it did happen. and it is -- it's stunning to hear this debate that talks about visiting parliamentarians seeing an example of good government in action. no. wrong. so what could be the explanation for this? mr. clyburn suggested it could be april fool'and at the end of this debate the gentleman will withdraw the amendment, apologize for wasting the public's time, and say this is only an april fool's joke. because that's the only thing that it complies with. it does not comply or conform with honoring the constitution. it does not create jobs. it does not reduce the deficit, and it does have

the big lesson is one people in silicon valley already know you don't put an idea together on a handshake in a dorm room. everybody has ideas. >> we found tim kay in the palo alto district down the street. >> the question boils down to whether they actually stole something or he stole something. if it's just an idea there's nothing there yeah teacher tatiana van houghton grease they have nothing to complain about. >> i agree with 2 judge. >> reporter: you feel good for a couple guys who think they are worth more than $65 million in this economy. >> no, i don't. >> this ruling was issued by a three-judge panel of the ninth u.s. circuit court of appeals. facebook issued a statement saying they are pleased with the decision. an attorney for the wink will vos twins say they do plan to file papers asking for a full rehearing by all 11 judges on the court. so as far as they are concerned this legal battle not over yet. back to you. >> i would be happy to take that money. if they don't want it i'll take it. mark, thank you. >>> day 2 of deliberations in the barry bonds perjury trial. cbs joe vas

the big lesson is one that people in silicon veil already know, you don't put an idea together and assemble a team on a handshake in a dorm room. >> there are a lot of ideas out here. here we are out in silicon veil. >> we found tim kay just down the street from facebook head wars. g low the question boils down to whether they actually stole something. if it's just an idea there's nothing there. >> teacher tatiana van houghton grease the twins have nothing to feel sorry about. >> i think the judge is right. >> reporter: you feel sorry for a couple of guys who are worth more than $65 million in this economy. >> no i don't. >> reporter: it was handed down by a three-judge panel. facebook here in pal oh alto issued a statement saying it was pleased with today's ruling but attorneys for the winklevoss twins say they plan to file asking for full court, all 11 judges, to hear this case. they say they'll do that in the next couple weeks. >> in palo alto, mark sayer. thank you. >>> today was day two of deliberations in the barry bonds perjury trial. the key witness the jury was interested in. >> th

you could have the architect or designer early so they can give you an idea how much it will cost. typically they can say if i turn this room to a restaurant you need 300 square foot based on the size you have in your budget. that information to help get them started so it's not a surprise later. >> i encourage people to get an architect involved early o. i see architectural problems that could be resolved my not renovating the space or starting out by saying, we need to have a second exit and that will take a lot of square footage, here's how you might solve it. the architectural problems are significant time and money issues. okay. tip 2, develop an effective business plan. how does one develop a business plan? what is a business plan? >> i business plan should have a financial component for construction and preopening. have a financial component what you expect your profit and loss statement to look like. many have that experience those wlo don't there are on line tools to do that. the thing underestimate indeed opening a restaurant is the business plan should have a marketing p

just about anything. >> you are actually really like -- well, we tried really hard to come up with an idea. >> this continues to surprise me. i think it's one the biggest surprises of the show is -- i always assume it's the idea that makes all the success. >> it's the myth. >> you keep saying we didn't know what the idea was. >> we started with a problem basis, actually. we looked at the energy business and we looked at money. and we liked money better. we looked at your idea. we wanted to help people get out of credit card debt. ultimately we -- there's another company, it helps you with investing your money. we looked at that idea, too. ultimately we started to look around and we wanted to help business owners with their money. >> let me rephrase the question. now you're an angel investor, what area interests you? what area would you say, i'd put money into that? >> the area of search and organizing all the information out there still has a long way to go. there's so much information, everyone is still bombarded with it. through search, organization, aggregation, things like that, there'

. >> give us an idea. if you get a view, it will be different -- >> shore.ue of a simple remodel verses a very fancy kitchen remodel in a house that might be worth more than a condominium. those things can matter. it can make a difference. >> we have a request from one of our viewers to make sure we talk about -- home-improvement results and building taxes. >> accessible. >> the other thing that might be brought out his people over- improved. there is a fine line. i recommend that my client or anyone talk to realtors before they start. it is a good idea to get an idea of that neighborhood, that house, and how it can be done. >> page 22 of the handout, spend an hour with the pro. talk about what the value means and how it will add value to your home, or if it will be over spending on something that maybe you can do without. >> exactly. >> it is very important to know why you are doing it. are you doing it to add value? will you live there for 20 years and you want a nicer kitchen? it cost $20,000, but only as $15,000 in value. it is different than if you want

one look at the facade of the san jose water pollution control plant gives you an idea of how old the facility is. much of the machinery that pumps the sewage, sifting on out inorganic matter and turning sewage dates back to world war ii. the city says the time to bring it up to date is now. >> everything that's flushed in the santa clara county pretty much most of it in the tributary agencies and cities we serve ends up here, and this is what stands between the bay and sewage, basically. >> reporter: the city council voted to go forward with a master plant to bring the plant up to date and ready to handle the next 30 to 50 years. the price tag? about $1.8 billion, which could mean higher rates for folks in the south bay. >> to give a sense for what is paid, i think our average cable bill is about $80, what we pay for sewage is a little over $30. >> reporter: the proposal includes removing plastics and metal that run around the clock as they have since world war ii, but also to make sure areas around the facility can draw development dollars or be developed into something like a park.

the heart of parkmerced and benefit everybody on the southwest side of sentences appeared here is an idea that helped make this not just an idea, but a potential funding reality here the project sponsor looking to pay for the rail alignment. capturing those segments that you see in orange and the cost equivalent of those, and asking the project sponsor to work with us beyond the approval, help us get to tier 5, is to say let's bank that amount of money and called that a local match and make tier 5 the bigger better picture that we know we need because we know how bad it will be if we do nothing. this is one indication, but there is so much more than the rail. there are regional bike paths, which it helped make real. because we separate the line, we could make it a rail, but, pedestrian corridor that gets directly to daly city. we can look at pedestrian safety projects. we can be technologically smart communicate signals up and down the corridor. we are working on that now. there are other friday as we are open to because we're just now kicking off the tier 5 planning process. you saw this

friend right there and in a couple days to go back to space having been there before i had you know an idea of what i was going to be looking forward to going to rethink of the space station is such a wonderful huge volume in space the largest volume ever had in history and space and now to be able to look out we were talking earlier this couple a window this kind of. a window that looks down to the earth it just. it really it's a very emotional thing to do i think that. you know you see your own planet from space you're experiencing floating around in microgravity and doing some good work up there i think and working as international partners to you know when you think about living in space or and you know a space ship you're very protected and you you have to be because we as humans can can't live on her own in the vacuum of space and very similar to what it's like being underwater you're under pressure you can't just you know walk out the door without special equipment on so for the most part you know the entire time you're there you're thinking about things like you know what do i need

and then the last item, item number 17, this was an idea of officer edinson. type in is an excellent idea. we shall establish a telephone line, a dedicated community hot line. the wording that we are uncertain about is "that should be properly answered during business hours for the purpose of acting upon complaints from neighbors." we certainly do not have a problem working to make sure that everybody who is on staff has access to, the management staff has a phone on them that is tied to this community phone, and we want to be responsive to the community. we are also aware that during an event -- vice president joseph: you have to do it. it is a part of all of these. commissioner meko: in fact, it is more than that, saying it will be answered at all times by a responsible party who can address the item immediately. there is so much duplication in these conditions from what we already put on here that my tendency is to keystroke most of these and just add in the few that are particular to your location, but basically, i think we a stronger conditions and stronge

give you an idea. of the great we have both the. surface reporting that dimitri has promise is next with the business of. you know what it was insulting is going to have the accompanying a resolution of the peace dispute with its russian partners may finally be in sight at the last who is ready to sell a stake in the company. one of the partners in the a r consortium which owns fifty percent the p.d.p. says the sale will be possible if they're offered a good price earlier refused me pays twenty seven billion dollars of and suggested the price would be haughty billion dollars b.p. is seeking to buy its russian partners out after a legally block the shares wrote an article to ration fuel between beating and wilson it. then a shipping and drilling company nala may ascs could join the exploration of russia as well and gas rich offshore fields russia's prime minister has invited the company to instead of projects in the black sea in the far east but he refuses notes of. far to reach but promising offshore fields currently the company hel

these give you an idea of just how apalling bad the great reh depression was. the best we have, as well as movies, it's difficult to million how it was. we tend to look back through the safety net, which was created by the new deal. it was very difficult for young people to understand a time when there was no social safety net. when you lost your job, within a short period of time, you lost your home, food, everything. you were out on the street and your family broke up. it was an apalling time. one tow which some people would like us to return. here's a guy himself, that's actually a light bounce off of fdr roosevelt. this was his chakra. this was march 4th, 1933. he made the statement and he made it, i didn't understand a long time. the point i was making, people were terrified. because it seemed like the economy had no bottom and the banks were going down and there was no federal deposit dollars. so imagine a time when we actually had a president who told us we should be courageous rather than trafficked in fear. to his own advantage. there's been a long war