under the current lease between the port and bae, bae has the obligation to maintain the drydocks andthey are operating in and maintaining it under the lease. we feel that this project falls within that rubric. additionally, we are under a very tight timeframe to get the work done and believe that bae, with its own workers and through this subcontract that they would have with eden, could deliver the project in time with the way that eir envisions. supervisor avalos: i imagine that the local ordinance come out when it comes to constructing the facility, the power generation would apply for residence working on the project? >> you know, i will have to consult with the city attorney on not one and see how we have treated that in the context of this ordinance. if i could after the presentation, i will take a break and talk to the city attorney about that issue supervisor avalos: the other issue -- about that issue. supervisor avalos: the other issue is around the maintenance and power generation at the facility. what other opportunities are there? >> on the construction site, bae is prop

under the proposal, bae will build the system. experience to help design the spec transformers that will need to be installed. bae will participate as well with some of their own staff. the cost of the system will not exceed $5.7 million. that would include $600,000 to remove transformers that are the ports responsibility under the bae lease that we have right now. and those transformers are well beyond thostheir useful life ana half to be handled in a very carefully during the disposal process. the port would fund the project. we will be coming back to the board of supervisors with a proposal to issue debt to fund the project, probably in late april. and we would, through the bae lease amendment, apply and equipment charge of four cents per kilowatt hour to pay off the cost of the equipment. that will not pay off the cost of the equipment within the remaining term of the bae lease. that is set to expire in 2017. we would have to construe the budget analyst recommendation carry over to a new lease for operating the shipyard. the p

the port has really worked to maintain this relationship with bae. we think they are a good operator. should they decide not to renew with the port, we would go out to a competitive process. supervisor campos: thank you. president chiu: can we take a roll-call vote on this item? supervisor elsbernd: aye. supervisor farrell: aye. supervisor kim: aye. supervisor mar: aye. supervisor olague: aye. supervisor weiner: aye. supervisor avalos: aye. supervisor campos: aye. president chiu: aye. supervisor chu: aye. supervisor cohen: aye. >> there are 11 ayes. president chiu: the ordinance is passed on first reading. >> item 3, approving the bond proceeds issued to finance various projects at the north beach branch library. president chiu: same house, col. >> item 4, appropriate in approximately $6 million of the fund balance and general obligation bond proceeds interest earnings to the public library in fiscal year 2011-12. president chiu: same house, same call. >> item 5, resolution designating those agencies qualified to participate in the 2012 a joint fund-

the first is related to bae. next wednesday, it will enter the port.ll be in dry dock for 55 days, employing over 200 shipyard workers and will generate between 80,100 thousand hours of labor. that is the equivalent of 38-48 jobs for a full year. with options to the value for repair will be 14.5 million, and that will generate additional rent to the port cough. the primary mission is to provide fuel, ammunition and dry and refrigerated storage to support needy at sea. this is the first ship of its class to undergo regular maintenance. there will board -- there will be more coming out for bid this year. the port dry dock is the only one on the west coast large enough to accommodate the size of the vessel. notably the collaboration effort with bae in the port to share the 1.5 million in dredging the base makes way for this. the central basin public waterway adjacent to the shipyard was previously not deep enough to allow ship access to the port dry dock. the dry dock investment, plus dredging has opened up new business for the ports and city of san franc

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where a guy broke into the cockpit of a pacific southwest airlines, bae-146, not that you care but it's an airline wer 100 people on it. he had a gun, he shot the pilots and killed them and crashed the airline and everyone died. so we had a situation here where we had an unarmed cockpit and the result was the loss of an airplane and all of the passengers. the response, the faa response to that, and by the way that guy was not a pilot. he weigh nas not -- this wasn't pilot. the pilots were trying to live. the faa response to that was to then require pilots to then begin going through screening. pilots were then effectively disarmed. prior to that point, pilots often carried hand guns in their flight bags. some estimates up to 60% of pilots depending on the airline carried hand guns in their flight bags. as of 1987, there were no more armed pilots. they went away. it's really inexplicable why the faa chose that course of action. a rational course of action after that horrible accident, not accident, horrible murder would have been to say wait, we need to, if only those guys had had guns i

>> the numbers of those investigated by the secret service continues to grow, but will there bae a hearing five years since the deadly shooting on the campus of virginia tech. memory and reflection coming out. >> at the gsa spending with congress right now at 6:00. >> right now live and in hd -- this is abc 7 news at 6 come on your side. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> a new fallout and research grants as in the scandal that hits the secret service. >> 11 ticket service agents were sent home after allegations that they had

>>> president obama has been outspoken about the gender pay gap, washington free bae con calculated basedn a staff report that female employees -- $60,000 while male employs earned $71,000. now, the other stories coming in, let's get to eamon javers in washington. good evening. >> good evening. well, barnes and noble may be the main casualty against ebook publishers. shares fell 8% this afternoon after several publishers agreed to settle a price fixing case. -- resulting in weaker margins. now, kate kelly has been reporting on what at first is a strange story of delta airlines buying a refinery. it's actually a rather intracate deal between the airline and jpmorgan. >> the story i've been tracking deals with delta and a probable deal to purchase an oil refinery in trainer, pennsylvania. this has gotten a lot of criticism since first revealed, but turns out delta has an interesting team member, jpmorgan. jpmorgan could be investing hundreds of millions of dollars to get the crude oil from overseas, finance the process and ultimately, resell the jet fuel to delta at cost. the other products

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>> bae, you'll get to see probably tomorrow. he's playing alongside tiger woods. woods goes off early. he'll finish before the coverage comes on. but very talented player. but also first timers here that could break that drought going all the way back to fuzzy zelller's win in 1979. keegan bradley, in the press room, he said i've won every major i've ever played in. really broke everybody up. but you look at what he can do. >> haven't seen him spit in like six weeks now either. yeah, he was spitting. got criticism for spitting. he's amazing. we're excited about this. i feel like, i don't know, i feel like coming down there and sitting with you in the booth. >> i could ask. >> we've got room for you. >> and i know burke. we're brothers. we're all in this together. or you can come up here. but thank you. we appreciate it. >> i've enjoyed listening to you guys. you have a good morning. >> thanks. >>> coming up -- what is that? >> i don't know. who do you like? >> i'd like to see tiger win. >> you would? >> yeah. you got to -- will it's a comeback story. s >> he's jus

we could easily see criminal prosecutions not likely walmart itself but using the bae example from aars ago could easily see an expectation that the mexican subsidiary actually plead guilty in a united states court proceedings wouldn't be at all surprised. >> what would it mean if they did that, jacob? >> the idea of that, it's all about accountability. if i could tell you one other place, that is the biggest challenge for the government in prosecuting fcpa cases is getting that high profile perp walk like we saw in the enron-worldcom days. there have been prosecution of individuals over the last two, three years but walmart is going to give the government a very high profile. ultimately what does it mean to prosecute a foreign subsidiary? not much. it keeps the apparent company away from prosecution but at the end of the day when we talk about consequences, i wouldn't be surprised if we're talking about coat al costs somewhere in the neighborhood of probably $1 billion when you start thinking about settlements, cost of investigation and clean-up of this mess. >> can you tell us, tho