as long as it's within the rules , i'm happy to do it. commissioner chan: do you have any idea what the budget outlays for the department have been with respect to funding or financing the department's participation in the jttf? as a fiscal matter? >> in my first 11 days it's alluded me. but i can find that information out, it's been a little busy. commissioner chan: out of further concern to me and i've expressed this to you, our director has been under section 21 of the m.o.u. which lays out at least what the bureau's understanding is about how to address matters of financial and civil liability. section 21 states that the acts and omissions of each employee remains vested with their employing agency and that us-doj, department of justice, made its discretion, whether that individual should be afforded legal representation, legal defense or indemnification of the civil action. given your past experience within the department, are you aware that any cases wherein the department has made a co-defendant, along with the other federal agenci

but when we talk about it, we talk about it as long term debt? >> it is dead. for atomic purposes. -- is debt. as a legal proposition, it is not treated as bad debts of by which we have been incurred -- encumbered. that is the legal definition of debt under the state constitution. supervisor farrell: it is because of the legal structure? >> that characterization. if we undertook an agreement today to pay in a subsequent fiscal year a third-party $1, that would violate the debt limit. it is an accounting treatment compared to the legal treatment, if you well. supervisor farrell: legally, not debt, but for all intents and purposes -- fair enough. absolutely a debt. >> the other thing -- an additional protection is that we again employed outside law firms to basically died as through the debt issuance process, and they render important debt bonds due authorized -- duly authorized and enforceable against the city. and so, i think there is a large history where investors find comfort in this because they do not know what our processes are , that it would be a valid d

i want to make sure you know that this mayor, as long as i'm mayor, as long as i work for the state in any capacity, the spirit of this, whether it applies legally or not to every project, will be implemented. we will have economic hurts sometimes in the city. that's how we get people to work. that's how we keep them busy. that's how we keep their future prospects of being in the city alive. i know about the census. i know what people are leaving the city. i understand why -- we did not do this earlier. we did not catch all the gaps that we have. things are changing. they are changing today. we are beginning right now. we have begun. we have already implemented a lot of this, even on projects that we have caught already. we have passed those departments to make sure the spirit is already in place so they can take advantage of a ready work force and take advantage of the intelligence and training that we are doing with all of our contractors. we will have great contractors working with us. i know manny is here on behalf of many other contractors. there will be a whole contracting family

but when we talk about it, we talk about it as long term debt? >> it is dead. for atomic purposes. -- is debt. as a legal proposition, it is not treated as bad debts of by which we have been incurred -- encumbered. that is the legal definition of debt under the state constitution. supervisor farrell: it is because of the legal structure? >> that characterization. if we undertook an agreement today to pay in a subsequent fiscal year a third-party $1, that would violate the debt limit. it is an accounting treatment compared to the legal treatment, if you well. supervisor farrell: legally, not debt, but for all intents and purposes -- fair enough. absolutely a debt.

. >> any time somebody is this sophisticated in the murder rampage that he went on for as long as he did any other sophisticated type of long-range murder like that he should be a suspect. >> reporter: 7 people died when taking cyanide laced tylenol. kaczinski filed a motion asking that his personal belongings not be put up for auction. the fbi wanted a sample of his dna to compare it with dna connected with the tylenol cases and claims he never even possessed any potassium cyanide. his attorney defended the motion. >> we want to make sure that he has all available evidence. >> that would include items from his famous cabin to show there is no trace of cyanide and journals to show where he was during the tylenol killings. >> i'm completely convinced that he is innocent. i don't believe he was in the chicago area. >> reporter: the judge never ruled on the motion so the online auction proceeded this week including his notable hoody and his hand written manifesto with bids reaching in the five figures for those items so far. the proceeds from the sale will go to kaczinski's victims. >> t

that go into the economy which means that the hundred year period of law is a fair capitalism just as long as we keep paying less and less for stuff that matter how we do it either through exploitation of the ecology or by dropping bombs on people it no longer is economically viable and this is where america finds itself short because they have no plan b. they've built an empire on these twin exploitations of slave labor in china and ecological whole the cost we only refuse seconds up but i want to make a point about that chart if you look at it there are four points where prices of commodities rally number one world war one number two world war two number three in the seventy's right after vietnam this is an inflationary period you know before that is that present day and i say this is the sign of the financial war this is the cost of the. wars that we see it's a shadow of the shadow banking system of the find out of the shadow financial war that we see going on right now it's the ultimate on declared war affectively because those on the front line are those who are having their net worth

as long as they are prepackaged and not toested. >> so i could sell bagels as long as i don't toast or put cream cheese on them and sandwiches as long as i don't bake them on site or put them in a sandwich press? >> yes. that would violate the planning code and we would have to send in an enforcement officer to confiscate your toaster. >> can i serve iced cream at my coffee shop? >> only if it is served in a cup and not a cone. otherwise, we would have to send in an enforcement officer to confiscate your ice cream cones. >> are there any other rules i would have to follow? >> yes. your coffee shop cannot contain more than 15 seats with no more than 400 square feet of floor area devoted to seating. it must have a limited menu of beverages. paid prior to consumption and served at a customer as much as counter. -- customer service counter. >> thank you. this has been very informative. perhaps i should keep my job as a cater waiter. >> you are quite welcome. i'm glad i could help. president olague: amazing. bravo. funny. >> thank you for that indulgence. we thought we would try it. the cur

i think as long as the cabot is attended -- as long as the taxicab is intended and actively waiting, i do not think we have an issue with them hanging around. >> thank you. chairperson nolan: any further discussion? next item. >> item 11, the cooperation agreement with the treasure island development agency, adopting california environmental quality act findings related to the development project. you do have members of the public here who wish to address you. chairperson nolan: we had an excellent written presentations and to us already. -- we had an excellent written presentation sent to us already. >> i wanted to make a comment in public speaking in the last item and a question was asked so i could not make a comment. this was on the last item. chairperson nolan: go ahead. >> i am a taxi driver, yellow cab for 23 years. a native san franciscan. my name is peter whitt, like the trolly. i got a ticket in march. i got three tickets in march. one of those tickets was at a bus stop. i was on duty. i was dropping off, picking up, or stopping for a flag because i was appointed the opposi

i do not know what my kids will be like, but you made the point that as long as there are differences in the electives offered, there is a different quality. i love living in san francisco. the diversity and a and its population is one reason we stay here, and school choices are another advantage. school choice is a feature of the system. please do not remove my ability to choose what i think is best for my child. >> my name is vivian, and i have been up here several times to talk about student assignment, and i came to talk about what is going to be happening with high- school common region with high school, and what of the parents are saying -- with the parents are saying if there are quality schools people would not focus on moving. there is so much focus of how are you going to make some better. there are nine high schools and people do not want. you are going to run into the same problem in high school. how do you hold people accountable to make sure they are doing well. i got a response saying the information is not available, so what do you look at now to hold yourself accounta

to another authority. >> what i am concerned about is i think adaptive management is appropriate as long as financing is behind its. i am concerned that it becomes a shift in obligation at some point. we are saying the obligation would go to them. they would have the community improvement fund, and that would be generating $35.7 million a year. you're saying the first priority is sea level rising improvement. is that mandated at some plays, -- at some place bowman -- place? is there some way to deal with these improvements? >> in the financing plan, which is transactional agreement as well as this monitoring program, which is a mitigation program. >> i did read that, and i saw the mechanism exists corrigan which i did not see is some obligation to use that mechanism -- i saw the mechanism exists. what i did not see is an obligation to use the mechanism. >> the sea level rise improvements have the first call on those dollars. goothe financing plan is an attachment. >> that is what i could not find. if it is in there, i would like a citation. it looks as though if there is enough money the

as long as missiles are being fired into israel and terrorists are trying to kill israelis. i think it is... a president who can't control his own border probably shouldn't lecture israel about their border. >> schieffer: i have to ask you though you're using words like dangerous. i mean the president was calling for peace. why can you characterize that as dangerous? >> how do you have peace with aha mass organization whose stated goal is the destruction of israel and driving every israeli out of the country? read what hamas says. this idea that somehow these people are firing missiles virtually every day into israel. these people are constantly preparing for terrorism. they're recruiting children to be suicide bombers. the president talks about peace when he ought to be insisting that we cut off all aid to hamas and isolate hamas as long as it is a terrorist organization trying to destroy an entire people. i mean, i really think we have to get over this moral equivalence thing. there is no moral equivalence between a democratic society and a terrorist group. >> schieffer: t

we will be maintaining those units as long as possible. it is a big change from the first time we heard it to this meeting. i know we still have to go through the environmental impact assessment before we go through the development agreements and other documents. one of the things that this most attractive to the other projects is the ability for us to master plan on this project. this is cognizant of where we are going in terms of transportation and how the community can be structured. one of the biggest things i see in my district is the impact of these big corridors. in all indications, we are only going to see that number grote, even without the development of this project. this allows the city to go forward and not only for the city to make big investments in the infrastructure on the western side of the city, but make sure that the developer also puts money into making some of those changes possible. part of that is land acquisition agreements. this is a really big point to make. we may not be thinking about it now. can you imagine 1

largest the others will be saying that this is the end of the this is the happy end of the story as long as the detention of not somebody has been one of the one of the conditions under which serbia could be accepted for their opinion so these people will probably be happy thinking that this would mean probably mean that brussels. i have a different opinion about service accession to the european union but many euro skeptics in particular john laughlin one of the leading euro skeptics in europe have been saying that the tribunals in the hague has been very biased judging upon the trials of milosevic and of the crimes which that. the tribunal is not always making clear decisions and that sometimes is the stations are biased but obviously it is. really early to see what next steps will belgrade say and whether. would be extradited to the hague and whether this is not commodious at all because as i said the d.n.a. test will be conducted within the next seventy two hours and we are following all the details on the story right so let's you are screwed and i think yes thank you. talk to us lik

wrecked the landmark worthiness or damaged it with respect -- >> thank you very much. >> may i speak as longs the others have? >> you had -- >> you have given other people about half a minute or 45 seconds additional. >> ten seconds. i will give you ten more seconds. >> the library according to the planning department has spoiled the landmark worthiness of some of its appleton and libraries through neglect and renovations that remove character defining features. the city itself has been the agent of destruction as cable cars, so double reviews and landmarking procedures are very valuable and important. thank you. >> thank you very much. is there any further public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. i want to thank everyone for coming out today. i thought it was very thoughtful and helpful public comment regardless of what one's position was. it was very useful. i know -- i'm sure i'm speaking for my colleagues, it was helpful. so thank you. i don't know if any of the staff wants to make any brief final remarks? >> at the time i would thank everyone for coming out. i think it gav

today was a beautiful day to either leave on time or arrive on time, no matter how you put it. >> as longn afternoon flight, if you were heading out this morning, that fog was pretty thick outside. right now the visibility has cleared out from oakland looking towards the city, a sweet view. current temperature is 60, winds westerly at 20 miles per hour, the onshore flow helping keep things cool here, the fog is pushed back behind the bridge so a lot of sunshine in downtown. however, temperatures are not nearly as cool or as warm, rather, as they were yesterday. 62 in livermore, 64 san jose, 64 san matteo. as we look ahead towards tonight the fog is going to be returning. it will stay on the chilly side with plenty of 40s. warming for tomorrow, and here is the thing for the upcoming weekend. look at this, possible thupder in my forecast. we'll have more on that coming up in the seven-day. the next 48 hours, this weak system pushes in and we'll keep the fog pattern in place throughout thursday with a few 70s inland and for friday, our next system is going to be offshore and that's one that

so we'll take the live picture as long middle brook road where this accident occurred and traveling from great seneca highway from wisteria in the direction of 118 toward the dfw warehouse, it occurred across the street from the bank of america. that is behind the fox 5 logo where the accident occurred.

will continue its campaign in the country as long as the libyan leader attacks his own people but as our list of reports the motivation of the alliance is under scrutiny. several decades and wars later it's still the question that's top of mind when it comes to the world's largest military alliance any capel i think today wonder if at the end of the. why nato lo and behold it was busier than ever. set up to counter a perceived threats from the soviet union the north atlantic treaty organization has plowed ahead without an enemy after the end of the cold war. fair that the alliance lost its. to exist instead of what happened in fact and in violation of even the accords and the agreements time was nato aggressively expanded. and a larger alliance that once promised peace has instead pledged bombs in troops to afghanistan going on a decade and in its latest endeavor lobs air strikes into libya despite uniting our new strategic goals back in november libya has launched the allies aided dischord some countries don't want to actually you know shoot ground targets some hit air targets which

as long as it continues to operate as it's designed, we are good. any kink in the system and it changes the ball game. let's talk about what's going on with the spillway. they opened up the gates yesterday. they are going to continue to open up more gates in the days and weeks ahead as necessary to maintain the flow of water from the spillway southward from the mississippi river to stay the same. it's going to take awhile for the water to move from the spillway extending toward the gulf of mexico. today, we have been watching that progression as it heads southward. we are looking at the area around i-10 and southward. that's where the highest water levels could be because of the low land, the low area here. we'll take you southward and show you this is monday, graham lake. it's where the water is expected to be tomorrow. as we head into tuesday, we go toward morgan city. it's a huge concern. this is a population of around 12,000 plus people who live here. they may have to be evacuated. they are packing up their belongings, birth certificates and pho

as al qaeda is operating in that region as long as the taliban is operating in that region i think the united states has an interest in preventing for her harm to america and our friends and allies ok i've got to back to you buy into that. no it was you know i don't my in perception is the rule for a long time out u.s. foreign policy at least as far as it relates to this part of the world is dictated not by the white house made on capitol hill it is in fact made in the pentagon and langley and by. once again posting. our offering with cia a job who at x. but. it would betray is who fight a call correctly in two thousand and seven when he testified before congress about his off because of it out and he got it approved from congress and the congress later learned that he told lies. he was called little the hill covered a little bit with the slogan not betray us because. so you got to know us not to say personally so that is rather far frankly friday dr drew fan or this is true this is prostitution. hardly bradley zero forty truth bradley go ahead and manufactured propaganda general petra

that's in their best interest and we have to evaluate what's in our best interest and our allies as long as al qaeda is operating in that region as long as the taliban is operating in that region i think united states has an interest in preventing for the future harm to america and our friends and allies ok i go back to islam and i do buy into that. no i'm afraid i don't my you perception is that for a long time while u.s. foreign policy if used as that relates to this part of the world is dictated not by the white house made on capitol hill and in fact made in the pentagon and langley and by. once again posting a. often good job who an ex military officer they would betray is who fight recall correctly in two thousand and seven when he testified before congress about a surge he was in and out and he got approval from congress and the congress later and that he told lies. he was called little the head of a couple who were but he could with the slogan not betray us betray us. so you got to know us not to say personally oh that is right for our friendly pride which i was just paying for th

it does not matter where we get answers as long as we get answers, so biden and kyl and cantor, we have got to fix the problem. not fixing it, this whole idea of playing chicken, only things happen when you're up against a deadline, and all this says is that that is terrible leadership, it gives you cannot lead based on that. the whole point is, again, everybody is looking past the problem, and i think democrats, independents, and others are sick of that. they are worried about our country. they know we are not meeting the task now. both sides. we are not doing it, and we need to. >> this is totally my speculation, but it seems as though there has been a decision made where you can only do so much right now. we cannot do $9.70 trillion in deficit reduction. what is politically realistic? >> we have falsely low interest rates today. we are buying them by stealing that from your future assets, and that is $150 billion per year in costs that gives us nothing for every 1%. if you only do two trillion dollars and that pops in the next year and a half, once you are borrowing money to pay inte

it does not matter what size you are as long as you're over 18, you're up for a good laugh. >>reporter: it also takes some cash. >>red bird: the cheapest pair of roller skates you can buy are probably around about a hundred pounds and then for your helmet, all your padding, and your mouth guard you're looking at another hundred pounds on top of that. and once you get into it you realise that you need different wheels and you get different wheels for the way you skate so again they can be up to anything, the cheapest ones are around about 40 pounds for your eight wheels up to like one hundred, one hundred plus so it's an expensive sport. >>reporter: granite city roller girls pay team subs of around 50 dollars a month and their t-shirts are sponsored by a local nightclub. ticket sales for this event will bring in less than 3-thousand dollars. the rest is down to them. >>red bird: we need a lot of hands but we also need a lot of money. it costs approximately - for everything - about a thousand pounds per game. >>reporter: yet despite that the sport is quite literally on a roll.

as long as al qaeda is operating in that region as long as the taliban is our parading in that region i think united states has an interest in preventing future harm to america and our friends and allies ok to go back to islam and i hope you buy into that. no it was. my you perception is that for a long time well you have foreign policy that. relates to this part of the world. the way it goes all right on. it it looks like to go on at langley. time for business news now with you. hello and a very warm welcome time for your business update the euro continues to lose ground because of investor concern over the debt problems increase ireland and portugal occurrence the last four percent on the poor x. in one weekend is currently at below forty rubles that's the lowest level since march for more on this i'm joined by chief economist at case to my game you know the ocean so you give me what i mean factors driving value or lower i would say the greek fact is the main. consoles around the. crisis and sold in stores for the potential once over so progress month and the potential again potenti

the reason it doesn't happen yet is that for the other countries as long as we are there they have no great incentive to commit themselves to anything and on our side those who want to get out are looking for any method that gets them out, like negotiation with taliban. >> rose: then i'm confused. if you need for everybody to be involved in some coming together and understanding the risk and you need those people to be engaged by this but they don't want to be engaged as long as we're occupied, as long as we're there... >> we have to convince them, a, that we're going to get out and, b, that there is an interval which n which we are prepared to adjust our withdrawal to an internationastatus agrment for the region which then everybody in some way manages to implement. now is that possible? i don't know that. at the beginningover a diplomatic process, you can't tell exactly but you can state... you can stick through your objectives. >> rose: okay, one last historical analogy. you point out the fact that the germans, a developing economic power, and the conflict with britain took place >