well, we lost there was a bid protest by bachman they protested every border this was a lower bidder than them and the city attorney's determined those with frivolous >> so the the confirmation was that the construction did attempt to change the sub contract amount at the time of the bid what was that all about. >> which page is that on? i'm reading the memo by the office of the city administrator contracting division >> uh-huh. >> which item? >> regarding the bachman bid protests. >> while that is true what happened it's true that while the there was an issue with the numbers in one of al tons in one it was that bachman had lodged that containment and a even though it was true that that particular lbe subcontractor that etc., e even if you throw that bid out because bowman is also an lbe contractor al tons bid was so much over the required percentage that by throwing it out al stone was still consistent. that was the concern for us we were concerned we would have to throw out the bids but we didn't have to redo that >> thank you. any other questions? and we've >> we've asked for any

bachman finally admitted she has no problem blocking the president's agenda. this is why president obama is going to make the move he's going to make tonight. he's going to bypass the republicans in congress and do something. republican obstructions have done nothing but block president obama's agenda since day one. the american people know it. they're doing everything to stop the agenda that the american people voted for twice. here's how i see tonight's state of the union address. the republicans talk about tone. the white house and the president, they're talking about action. okay, we're ready for action. last year the president asked for corporate tax reform. he wanted to move on climate change. he didn't get any of that. this year it is unemployment benefits to be extended, it's also the minimum wage, there's something about jobs in there obviously. this beyond all of what the president's wish list is going to be in tonight's speech, i view tonight as someone who is an ardent supporter of the president. number one, i believe that the president has to real

and they did their best but it just wasn't meant to be. >> bachman was a cal graduate. she was working on her master's at the university of illinois at chicago. >>> police in east palo alto are investigating the city's first homicide of the year. officers responded to a call on dumbarton avenue near bell street around 7 p.m. last night to find a 19-year- old man with a gunshot wound there. police are urging witnesses to step forward. >>> the man arrested for the death of a pedestrian in san francisco pleaded not guilty this morning at his arraignment. 69-year-old giampaolo boschetti is charged with vehicular manslaughter accused of running the stop sign in the crocker amazon area on new year's eve. an 86-year-old map was in the crosswalk at the time. he was struck and killed. boschetti will be in court again on february 6. >>> after a rash of fires, things appear to have settled down on the eastern edge of downtown san jose. but there's still an intense superdelegate for the serial arsonist. there were 13 fires from wednesday through sunday all between 2 a.m. and 6 a.m.

bachman graduated from uc berkeley. san diego police believe she backed up too far and lost herbal and then sliped at sunset cliffs last night. she fell about 40 to 50 feet. two nurses saw what happened. they tried to revive her and it appears she died instantly. >>> a community task force met for the first time to begin reshaping the way police work is done in sonoma county. the 21-member panel was formed in response to the fatal shooting of 13-year-old a an dough lopez -- andy lopez by a sonoma deputy. the task force will have three be jobs. first, issuing recommendations on how use of force incidents should be reviewed. and then they will come up with a community policing plan and whether to turn the coroner and county sheriff into two departments. >> with andy's death it is the breaking point. this is it. it shouldn't have taken this for the community to open their eyes to what is going on. but now we can't let his death be for nothing. >> a santa rosa memorial to lopez has now been rebuilt. new photographs and flow

bachman graduated from uc berkeley. san diego police believe she backed up too far and lost herbal and then sliped at sunset cliffs last night. she fell about 40 to 50 feet. two nurses saw what happened. they tried to revive her and it appears she died instantly. >>> a community task force met for the first time to begin reshaping the way police work is done in sonoma county. the 21-member panel was formed in response to the fatal shooting of 13-year-old a an dough lopez -- andy lopez by a sonoma deputy. the task force will have three be jobs. first, issuing recommendations on how use of force incidents should be reviewed. and then they will come up with a community policing plan and whether to turn the coroner and county sheriff into two departments. >> with andy's death it is the breaking point. this is it. it shouldn't have taken this for the community to open their eyes to what is going on. but now we can't let his death be for nothing. >> a santa rosa memorial to lopez has now been rebuilt. new photographs and flow

police say bachman fell 40 to 50 feet. >> there were two nurses here that hustled down the cliff and began cpr and first aide as well as a couple surfers my -- aid as well as a couple surfers my understanding and did their best. >> bachman was a cal graduate pursuing a masters degree at university of ill any chicago. >>> tonight there are four more flu-related deaths in the bay area. two of them are in santa clara county and two more in santa cruz and san mateo counties. there's been a run on flu vaccines. now some pharmacies are running out, but they say they are ordering extra doses to keep up with the demand. >>> a petaluma meat processor is recalling more than 41,000 pounds of beef products. the usda says the products from the rancho feeding corporation were produced without a full federal inspection, so they are considered unsafe for human consumption. the recalled products include oxtail, live and tripe. >>> the foster farms -- liver and tripe. >>> foster farms is shutting down to address new food safety measures. the usda shut the plant down last week due to cockroaches. >>> a

bachman graduated from uc berkeley. diego police believe she backed up too far and lost herbal and then sliped at sunset cliffs last night. she fell about 40 to 50 feet. two nurses saw what happened. they tried to revive her and it appears she died instantly. >>> a community task force met for the first time to begin reshaping the way police work is done in sonoma county. the 21-member panel was formed in response to the fatal shooting of 13-year-old a an dough lopez -- andy lopez by a sonoma deputy. the task force will have three be jobs. first, issuing recommendations on how use of force incidents should be reviewed. and then they will come up with a community policing plan and whether to turn the coroner and county sheriff into two departments. >> with andy's death it is the breaking point. this is it. it shouldn't have taken this for the community to open their eyes to what is going on. but now we can't let his death be for nothing. >> a santa rosa memorial to lopez has now been rebuilt. new photographs and flowers

police say bachman fell 40 to 50 feet and there were people there who tried to save her. >> there were two nurses here who hustled down the cliff and began cpr and first aid as well as a couple of surfers, my understanding. and they did their best, but it wasn't enough. >> bachman was a cal graduate and was working on her master's degree at the university of illinois in chicago. >>> a meat processor in petaluma recalling more than 20 tons of beef. the usda says the beef from the rancho feeding corporation was produced without a full federal inspection. so it is considered unsafe for human consumption. it includes oxtail, liver and tripe. >>> a man arrested for the death of a pedestrian in san francisco is due to be arraigned later this morning. 69-year-old [ non-english language ] is charged with vehicular manslaughter. he is accused of running a stop sign in the crocker amazon area on new year's eve. an 86-year-old man who was in the crosswalk at this time was struck and killed. >>> the long contract dispute is officially over at bart. members of its largest union voted to approve a c

bachman grew up in katoti and at graduate school in illinois. >>> the federal communication commissions cannot enforce the network neutrality rule. it was aimed at preventing broad band providers from charging extra to make sure sites can down load quickly. those charges in turn could be passed onto consumers. no word if the fcc will appeal. >>> the drakes bay oyster company lost another round in its fight to stay open. they refused to rehear their petition to continue operating. it affirms wilderness protection. the environmental groups applauded the court saying the owner of the oyster farm knew it was due to expire in 2012. the oyster farm remains open until the legal battles are resolved. >>> san francisco's supervisor rallied support for laws to regulate the housing market and keep some renters from being evicted. at a press conference this afternoon on the steps of city hall he said current laws make it easy to buy properties and sell it without regard to laws protecting tenants. >> profits of these greedy speculators earn, they're almost rewarded by this process. they evade the r

police say bachman fell 40 to 50 feet. >> there were two nurses that hustled down the cliff and began cpr and first aid as well as a couple surfers, as my understanding, it wasn't meant to be. >> sheafs pursuing a master's degree at the university of illinois in chicago. >>> new community task force met in santa rosa today to discuss the death of andy lopez. 13-year-old was shot by sonoma county deputy in october after he mistook the boy's pellet gun for an actual assault rifle. tonight, the task force met to explore options for the community policing. some residents were skeptical. >> here, what else do you guys want type of deal? we're not going to indict them, so here. you should be happy with this. that's how i look at it, but i have to put a little bit of faith in a few of the members on the task force, hoping that mob something good can come out of this. >> many community members are outraged that deputy gilhouse is back at work in an administrative role of two months of paid leave. >>> the long drawn out battle is finally over. members of the transit agency's biggest union vote

and they did their best, but it wasn't enough. >> bachman was a cal graduate and was working on her mastersthe university every illinois university of illinois. >>> the usda says beef from the rancho feeding corporation was produced without a full federal inspection, so it is considered unsafe for human consumption and it's being pulled. the recalled products are objection tail, liver and tripe -- oxtail, liver and tripe. >>> some new numbers show the white house has a lot of work to do to get young adults to sign up for obamacare. nearly 2.2 million people enrolled in the plans between october and december but only about 25% were between the ages of 18 and 34. the white house expects 7 million people will be enrolled by the end of march with young adults accounting for 40%. >>> i'm going to have to go to the emergency room eventually so i'm trying to find the most affordable way to manage it. >> the white house needs a higher percentage of enrollees of young healthy people or premiums go up for everyone. >>> the u.s. senate will go through a procedural vote on an extension of long-term une

and off he meets the new mothers in damascus forced to give both amidst fierce one bachman's but now it's. striving for their children to live in a reunited syria. plus the us court rules that a former guantanamo bay prison cannot. torture claims dozens of former american officers make a public call for the.

>> caller: well, i think the fact that -- ha-ha -- the fact that bachman held the seat for ten years, i have a feeling they like to vote for women, and they don't care what you say. say. that may be one thing going for me. i think that actually, for instance, for me, i don't see this as a career, and i don't think anybody should look at politics necessarily as a career. but when it is your time to step forward and take the job for a term or two, to add your input and expertise, to do that. i feel like oftentimes the reason why i felt like running for governor before and attempted to run for u.s. senate is it is like a vacuum cleaner sucking in any normal human being instead of career people. i think there is no accountability for what they are doing, and i have been frustrated with congresspeople going to washington and then they are listening to the lobbyists in the beltway instead of the local constituents. think we have found you on the internet. are you judy adams, minnesota aggressive project? there is the caller we have been talking to. think a lot of the points that you raised

i would think tea party members right now, michele bachman, incredibly nervous about this. >> i don'tnervous if you are in the tea party. tea party independents, these are all messages that the republican party hasn't -- cheryl: a good thing for the tea party. >> whether it is democrat or republican, these parties shouldn't take their voters for granted, they should allow and win them but i think the message is not that people are moving left, use the republican birdie numbers go down, mitt romney wasn't a big conservative so for republicans the message is the way you win those is by sticking to the message of work, the issue, free-market. cheryl: what does this mean for the midterms? >> not sure there is an impact on the midterms. the issue in the midterms is obamacare, the problems to this point, a premium spikes later in the year, whatever party, it happens to be the democratic party that embrace that and those are especially senate candidates in swing states have to live with their votes. for them whatever people registered as, obamacare is a problem. cheryl: you need to talk abou

i would love you to tell the people about what was it like when you spent christmas eve at the bachmanshave? >> you are making this up. >> they went to michele bachmanns for christmas. talk about reaching across the aisle. what kind of conversation is that. >> we are going down to new orleans where they do things right. i love new orleans. >> you love nola. do you know the name of the team? >> the new orleans saints. >> basketball? you can't yell at me. you signed the contract. >> the hornets. i will take you down. >> what's a new orleans basketball team? the pelicans. >> the pelicans? >> there is no arguing. it's the time you lot of jeopardy to cheech mare in. >> i love new orleans and ti loe the saints. >> we're ring out 2013. we will take a quick break. we'll be right back. there's no secondhand smoke in here... ...and no cigarette advertising around here. there's a reason we know this is really bad... ...and this is really good. there's a reason 2 in 3 people are surviving cancer. and we cannot be silent until it's 3 out of 3. this shout-out is for everything the american cancer soc