which is fortunately less than what was set aside in the budget. $30 million was set aside.t is a significant reason we see a surplus at this point. the end will end the fiscal year with projected bass of $25 million in the general reserve and $33 million in the rainy day reserve, again subject to certain uncertainties. the main cautions i want to mention here is in addition to that $30 million in federal and other revenues that we will talk about a little bit further, there is also of course the pace of the economic recovery. this assumes a very slow recovery in sales tax and hotel tax and payroll. we are still waiting for the outcome of many major commercial property tax appeals. while we have done our best to forecast what should be set aside from the property tesm revenues pening the appeals, we still have very few if any major decisions yet to see what is actually going to be given back on the property tax bills. >> on that one real quick, did we set aside any expectation of revenue for the appeal with the arch diocese? >> no. >> so if that came in, that would be unexpe

and now i will move aside for him to become a star. >>> speaking of moving aside, stan kasten steppingown today. the former braves mastermind built the franchise from brick one. some believe he could be the next commissioner of baseball. for the moment he is vague about his future. >> i still love everyone here as i told you. i love this steam. i love this city. but for my professional goals and aspirations i think i need to be doing something else. >> baseball playoffs under way. rays and rangers in the a.l. division for texas. that's nelson cruz and that is benji molina. both off of dave price. rangers win game one in st. pete 5-1. >>> this is a charity soccer game down in bolivia and this is the president evo morales wearing number 10 in green. he's playing against the political rivals and when things get testy, watch what he does, he knees his rival right in the old filibuster there and i guesses that what you call executive privilege. and what are they going to do? he's the president of the country. >> crazy. before we get out of here. i need to update folks. there was a pipe bomb

. >> i gitsz for now people are willing to look aside at some of the scandal going on and really get their candidate that is going to help with the economy. >> what is the current position

if >> attorneys for johannes mehserle filed a motion friday asking the loss angeles judge to set aside the jury's verdict of guilty of involuntary manslaughter and order a new trial johannes mehserle is attorneys cited several reasons for new trial. first, if new evidence. specifically a similar case or an officer of thought is pulling his taser but in fact he pulled his revolver. and second, mr. lee's attorneys said judge robert parry made errors in his jury instructions. among them all on the jury to consider a gunna enhancement if they believe to he intentionally used a gun in the shooting of oscar grant. the fog that judge jury did use the gun in his bank could add significant time to his sentence. >> we know the trial will have huge implications on how police officers to engage our community moving forward. we know that in order for police officers to be held accountable we have to get a fair and just sentence. >> now los angeles judge is expected to rule on the motion for new trial on nov. that that is the day that johannes mehserle is scheduled to be sent in spirited oakland cit

school chancellor, stems aside after nearly four years -- stems aside after nearly four years filled -- steps aside after four years filled with controversial reforms. so what does the future hold with education in d.c. fox 5's roby chavez has the news edge. >> reporter: as we first reported last night, michelle rhee will leave at the end of the month. all of her staff will stay including kia henderson who will head the cool system the rest of the year. the 40 -- school system the rest of the year. the 40-year-old is a daughter of rain, earned a masters and bachelor's -- a principal, earned a master's and bachelor's degree from georgetown and helped the teachers reach a contract with the union. >> the thought of not being in this role anymore is heartbreaking. >> reporter: it was an emotional moment as michelle rhee announced she is quitting her job as d.c. school's chancellor. today nothing but praise. >> the job of chancellor as we well know is not an easy one, but chancellor, you tackled it head on. >> reporter: we now know what education reform will look like under a vincent gray

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to see off a buckling aside way from home by the time. on loan from. the ball in. in the net on seventy four minutes he seemed. to they did get the jitters up but retreat for you would finish the two of them in the relegation zone but in an altogether more healthier state than just said. you were the only home side to win on that day. twenty second minute penalty making all the difference in. the mood level with chelsea at the top of the premier league the reds. mean should beat arsenal at home on sunday the champions with five point. seven games apiece meanwhile wigan won the early kick off against joint bottom of the league wolves. came from behind to end. one hundred percent record. at the basement alongside tom. london. and couldn't be separated after ninety minutes. onto the biannual buffel of the gulf giants now with team usa taking a lead against europe in the twenty ten ryder cup all in all our very long day for the players on saturday the organizers try and finish the rain delayed event on time some action from the second day. co

happily, we did have money on the condominium development, which had been set aside and will be part of the funding for this, so the nexus stayed in place, and pier 50 is one of our higher revenue ones. we have the maintenance facility to accommodate the building. pier 46 is no longer, and we will have to move out. we also have some tenants we very much want to hold onto, and we are looking to relocate them. it has all been a fabulous the cooperative, because this would be the first real investment except for another terminal for the cruise ship, which we are still working on in a maritime project, and that is basic news. i hope that answers the question. supervisor maxwell: thank you. supervisor mar? supervisor mar: i just wanted to ask about this and the brandon street wharf. i got some input from a number of environmental and clean water advocates, and one points to the term sheet, 6.1 b, and begins to rise to use the facilities for the events, and then it says exclusive rights until six months after the america's cup match as reasonably necessary, and there is a question about wh

. $13 million, if the idea is to take $13 million out of the $30 million set aside for state reserves, what did we talk about five minutes ago? sacramento is going to decimate that budget come february and march, we are going to need the $30 million or whatever else they are going to cut, and where does the $13 million come from? general fund reserves? one of our key structural problems is that we are constantly trying to fix what the federal government fails to do and what the state fails to do, and as a result, core city services get ignored. we have to focus on the core city services. i absolutely agree these are wonderful services that need to be protected, but you know what? we have tens of millions of wonderful city services that are definitely over responsibility. this is sacramento's responsibility. we cannot keep picking up the ball from them when we are dropping the ball on our city responsibilities. supervisor mirkarimi: very quotable. i agree. i want to follow on our discussion, talking with the mayor's office. it is good to line up what the all looks are. i do not think a

aside from all the wonderful qualifications of already been put on the table, leroy king has been a longtime civil rights advocate across the country and is highly respected by members of the latino community, and a neutral good friend of ours is delores huerta, and we have what many picket lines as well as an advocate for people of color. i want to highlight two projects that commissioner came -- commissioner king has been very supportive of. from the inception of the idea of the mexican development, he has been a strong advocate, and we have moved the project forward. the other important component is the south of market yerba buena gardens redevelopment area, and he has been very supportive of the filipino community, and there is still some work to be done in the filipino community, which is the largest ethnic minority in south of market, and he is there for that community, and we thank him very much for his hard work. thank you. supervisor campos: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good morning. i am president of the san francisco redevelopment commission. lee roy king is a hero, a leade

she put money aside? she has money in a savings account? that is good because that is what we are going to do today. all of you are going to be given a savings account so we are going to put money aside so when you are ready for college, you will have the resources, the money itself to actually afford college, and you are one of the first class is that is going to get -- one of the first classes that is going to get the college savings account, because of the wisdom of our supervisors, and all of these folks here, these apparent leaders, community leaders, and these folks that are part of something called foundations. what is a foundation? [laughter] >> [inaudible] mayor newsom: all right, that is pretty good, huh? >> [inaudible] [laughter] mayor newsom: but green tea is healthier. do you think college helps you get a better job? who wants to get a job when they grow up? what kind of job do you want to get? you want to work on a house? >> [inaudible] mayor newsom: that is great. i hear that pays well. back here. you want to what? policeman?

happen, where we took money that the jewish high school had paid the agency to buy some land, said it aside so that it could buy it down some three, four, five, six-bedroom homes and will be able to seldom to certificate holders for around $150,000 for a little bit more. that is the kind of work he has been doing. in one of the dangers we have in this town and many cities because we glorified the youth culture and youth culture, and a lot of times we have people making decisions that do not have the information. thank you. supervisor campos: thank you, reverend. next speaker please. them to say that commissioner king is an experienced commissioner is an understatement. he is the icon of san francisco. i served with him for a good 12 years on the redevelopment commission some 12 years ago. he is an advocate for minorities and an advocate for the lotus market housing. at the same time, whenever there are problems in the western addition, he would be the man they called for. he would put out the fires. at the same time, lee roy king -- we were -- leroy king worked on the project of public fund

aside from the political issues, there problems within the campaign. meg whitman under fire for treatment of her undocumented housekeeper and democrat jerry brown, his staffers have a use of a sexist remark when discussing whitman has the campaign under fire. the event certainly allows the candidate to reassure their base. they say democrats are not as enthusiastic as republicans are. both of course are trying to pull in the undecided. >> the majority of people want someone who will turn the state around and bring it back to where it used to be. >> tonight the bay will be moderated by former nbc anchor tom brocaw. that is the latest reporting live in san rafael, christie smith today in the east bay. >> the debate will air tonight right here on nbc bay area and you can also see it on nbcbayarea.com. we will have live blogging from the site and on air our coverage starts at 6:00. debate at 6:30 and after we will have indepth analysis. >>> rapes, robbery, and domestic abuse are three of the biggest crimes plaguing oakland. a plan that tries to curb crime

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don't show me aside.laughter) >> let's talk to jimmy even though the tickets are sold out on the official giants website there's still some tickets available on line our internet reporter kimberly is quite a find them. >> i've been searching for tickets on light all day, hi gary. how were you doing? >> i apologize. you get tickets for the game? >> how many do you need. i can get to the first row for about 2000 box. he will have to look over anybody shoulder. >> given that secondary. good to see it carried a look at creek less on tickets are expensive there about $2,000 for the highest price tickets with those are some pretty good seats and luxury box below the lows tickets i found were about $80 with a different story on so called on when to have that at 6:00 let's take a look the other right now. >> well it is hot, hot, hot out there are plenty of 90 is this afternoon yet again. 84 san francisco + 60 in half moon bay. a fog a surgeon up from the south of vermont great help. i don't it's going to be quite

another change is, it would change the micro-leb set-aside requirements so that the set-aside amount is not only based on the total contracts under the competitive threshold amount, but also on the availability of micro-lebs as determined by the h.r.c. it would also provide a good faith outreach exception for architects and engineering professional services in general services contracts that are less than the minimum competitive amount as long as their subcontracting goals are met. and this is same as with construction contracts, right now, even if you meet subcontracting goals, you also have to demonstrate good faith efforts. this helps to simplify the contracting process for a smaller city projects while still preserving l.e.b. subcontractor participation. we will be making one technical change on this legislation. actually hasn't been scheduled for land use committee yet. so we still have potentially a few more changes occurring, so one of the technical changes that we will be adding is it would give the city's treasurer the ability to negotiate lines of credit for surety bonds an

tom donilon. >> jim jones stepping aside as national security advisor. what about this?he timing. 25 days out from an election. charles? >> well, i'm not sure how significant it, is because after the current advisor has not had a strong role. his successor has nod a lot of experience in this area at all. when you think historically kissinger, scocroft and condoleezza rice strong policy experts that came in and knew a lot in strategy, this is a very different quality in the national security advisors as was said in the ceremony. it's about making trains run on time. not about doing grand strategy. as used to be the case. >> i mean i think, most people look at this who might not be following kind of national security issues necessarily or who jones was, underscores the narrative of obama's declining popularity. there was one time he was the most popular kid in school. everyone wanted to sit with him at the lunch table. now everyone is jumping ship and doing their own thing. in that way, that might resonate with the folks more so necessarily than what it means for national

and leaving aside the reasons why there might be, i wonder whether they hear and see all of this stuff and say, hey, what about me? >> i think they do hear and say that. by the way, it was nixon say the great silent majority, but agnew was a great man. >> i think that spiro started it. >> and here is the problem, here is the problem. department of the usually doesn't need to help prudent sensible people. i was in utah, utah has one of the lowest unemployment rates in america, why? because they're a prudent and sensible people and low foreclosure rates, because they're prudent and sensible people and government usually doesn't have to bail out people who are prudent and sensible. and let's be fair, the government bailed out wall street, some of the highest paid in the world and i think that the government are bailing out people who are questionable in any event. i don't know what else they can do, i don't know what else they can do. >> and dagen, in this, 363 billion now, going to be a half a trillion dollars. we're so in deep with fannie and freddie, maybe that's why they won part of t

coming up, more and more americans are putting their health aside for the sake of their jobs. by the competitive spirit that drives us, it could be hurting us. >>> and the texas sheriff wants to crackdown on repeat drunk drivers e wants a two-drink maximum. and imagine giving your social security number just to get lunch? why that practice in one school system could be putting students at risk. >>> and it's time to get back to work. each wednesday on good morning, maryland, we will put three video resumes on the air. if you want your on, send a e-mail with the microsoft word attachment. we will call you to come in and tape a 20-second video pitch and put it on the air and website. but first new york with the latest in business news. >> reporter: good morning. we begin your money scope report with the government's unemployment report coming out this morning. economists expected the unemployment rate to edge up to 9.7% due to more americans look for jobs and getting counted amonth unemployed. white house official seas president obama won't signed a foreclosure bill. consume he a

political asides. things like that come up? >> it's on the table. some of hillary clinton's advisors see it as a real possibility in 2012. president obama needs some of the women, latinos, retirees that she did so well in the 2008 primaries. so they switched jobs and not out of the question, the other interesting question is hillary clinton could run in her own right in 2016. and the yube younger than ronal reagan when he was elected president. you talk to hillary clinton advisors and say no, no, there's never a political consideration here. the answer is, when you point out to them that her clout around the world, when she goes to europe, asia, when she goes anywhere, is in part not just because she's secretary of state or married to bill clinton, that people see a potential future president in her. >> full interview with bob woodward will air later tonight on "john king usa" starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern. talk about this and more with gloria borger, senior congressional correspondent, dana bash. they

but put that aside right now.the question that i care about and i think all americans care about, will you have the freedom you need to create the agency that's going to protect the american middle class? >> so i had a lot of conversations with the president of the united states before he finally asked me to do this particular job, and i am convinced, first of all, that he wants a strong agency and, secondly, that he put enough tools in front of me to start a strong agency. >> tools that are in the statute? >> that's right. >> just so it's clear. >> and i think some people are concerned about those tools. let me just ask about the confirmation process itself. >> sure. >> because the president bypassed that and appointed you, there's some question -- you know, a lot of people have normal questions about the transparency aspect of this new position. if you're supposed to be transparent, then why not go through the confirmation process and let people ask the questions? >> you know, it's a fair question. and it was on

but you have to stand aside the conditional use permit. commissioner meko: we're accepting whatever it is. president newlin: unless you want to come back. vice chair joseph: come and visit. come and visit. president newlin: very good. thank you and good luck. >> good night, commissioners. president newlin: item 6-b. miles, john, the fishbowl. mechanical music device. >> hang on. this is really a no-brainer. the applicant applies for a permit for one video game, the buck hunter, it's called. at this neighborhood bar on divisadero pine street. they're only until 2:00 a.m. seven days a week. there is no entertainment. they serve some light food. the planning department, i attached, what indicated this is a permitted use on the ground for only and if they want to add more buck hunters they have to go to the planning commission. so they're waiting for their electrical inspection. he response from richmond station, no objections from richmond station as long as the following situations are met. no gambling, no online capability. i don't know wha

aside from that, if you don't want to go that route, and if you have enough money in savings, aside fromu need for emergencies, you may want to pay down on your mortgage so at least it's not going to last as long in retirement. >> so you do recommend paying down as much of your mortgage as you can, even though perhaps your -- you know, you've got those interest rates. it is more economical to -- is it smarter idea to pay down the mortgage even with rates where they are? >> well, the thing is when you pay down your mortgage, you're essentially locking in, assuming it's a fixed-rate mortgage, a fixed rate of return, and it's very secure because you know what that rate of return will be. the mortgage is fixed. a lot of times that's much better you'll get on a safe investment today where interest rates are 1% or less than 1%. it all depends on whether or not you have enough to do this without dipping into your retirement savings. >> okay. another common roadblock, parents juggling college expenses with their own retirement planning. how do you balance those two? >> this is a case that you ha

. >> reporter: all differences are being set aside at last until after the midterms in november.ugh election battles. >> you have to vote for harry reid! >> reporter: earlier in the week the former president stopped in nevada to campaign for harry reid. who is in the fight of his life to maintain his seat. all told, clinton will have made almost 80 campaign appearances in the 2010 cycle, nearly double that of president obama. candidates hope clinton's ain't to draw a crowd will translate into more votes. >> i think bill clinton lends star power, on one level. people like to be identified with stars. who had a good run. clinton had a good run. clinton is a wonderful debater, or ray for, speaker, better than -- orator, speaker better than anybody out there. >> reporter: how much of a difference can clinton made? analysts say in the california race, a lot. 20% voters consider themselves to be independent. many are undecided. could be swayed by a personal endorsement by a popular former president. julie, back to you. >> brand new fox opinion poll on the countdown to the midterm elect

lieven of king's college in london says both sides have much to gain by putting their differences aside. one area where i think on both sides as a new perception of common interests is afghanistan and central asia because of course everybody is now beginning to think about the time off to the us and britain withdrawal ground troops from afghanistan the russians are of course deeply concerned about the security of central asia equally we are beginning to think about how russia can help and teton about forces you know off to be leave of course britain is playing to once again a very minor compared to the united states be very useful to us both to work closely together that's also of course relates as long as our troops are there to communications with our troops because pakistan as we see often post two weeks is a very unreliable. where is routes for russia and russian influence to it is in central asia an absolutely essential lifeline without then. position afghanistan be much more endangered perspective from professor added tolly even of king's college london. twenty fourteen just got e

moscow and london trying to put their differences aside and break the ice over frosty relations british foreign minister william hague paid a visit to the russian capital just this week his counterpart sort of expressed hope that relations will start improving across the board they hit a low after the murder of former russian security officer alexander litvinenko in london that happened about four years ago he was poisoned by nuclear matter and russia refuses to extradite britain's main suspect asking for more evidence london in turn has granted asylum to several high profile russians wanted on terrorism charges at home professor anatol lieven of king's college in london says both sides have much to gain by putting their differences aside. one area where i think on both sides there's a new perception of common interests is afghanistan and central asia because of course everybody is now beginning to think about the time after the u.s. and britain withdraw troops from afghanistan the russians are of course deeply concerned about the security of central asia equally we are beginning to thi

it's just the start of the problems they face centuries of male dominated cultures leaving them cast aside by their own families as cotton seeing reports that's pushing some of india's most vulnerable women onto the edge of society. the corpse lies on the streets over in the avonlea in northern india but no one stopping the dead woman was a good all to carry bad luck even in death in traditional hindu resign when a woman's husband dies she is considered to be a liability for the family the marriage is legally possible but found upon its superior go society and man wanted some of the other to frame it in such agree that everything is to his advantage which has been coming to that he could remarry you could be what he wants and he did pray woman from those things boggart balance feels she has nothing left to live for as a widow she was deserted by her extended family so she traveled to the holy city of rome and spends her time reading hindu scriptures. i have new family i have to complete my life. if i get through to eat that's fine if not fine . shunned by society sixteen thousand widows st

but all joking aside he did comment about how russia is a young. and he hopes to help support russia in all of its endeavors while he is here he's also going to be going to know as well as to tour the area there to talk about business and investment opportunities there as well so an important trip for the governor arnold schwarzenegger while he's here in russia a charismatic visit indeed. thanks very much for that. and we have more on the kind of front to govern this visit in our business update that's around fifty minutes time. now around half of children for adoption in america black their chances of finding a family are remarkably slim compared to white children part of the blame is being put on white couples who would rather spend thousands of dollars to find a caucasian child and accept a black hole from them to their home going to church you can expect. people like to emulate their show because i don't speak they don't seem to be following the stars when it comes to adopting children many still see things in black and white color was not an i

they country should take the part of the middy term twenty four percent believe it is better to stand aside and twenty three percent think russia should learn who were between the two but soon its national interests and there are a few support backing either side in the case of a military conflict peter all right gentlemen let's pick up where we left off. professor marandi you said you want to reply to robert's commentary about the the presidential election recent presidential election in iran and then i would like to talk about iraq go ahead. i think it's important that robert does acknowledge that the initial did win the elections but i think that his knowledge of the country is limited in fact when he said the ministry of islamic guidance declared the results it had absolutely nothing to do with the ministry it was the ministry of interior which announce the results and most of mr mousavi as fans have since and clued in many of my own colleagues and friends have this have since deserted him because he found absolutely no evidence of fraud anywhere in the country it was a very complex ele