. $41.3 million in at bellevue. -- net value. it is hard to follow numbers, so i thought i would put up the numbers i am talking about. that is the third form of value, the tale of proceeds from these covenants, moving forward. also on the green park parcel, which the port would now have and be with the public trust, the developer would pay $125,000 a year escalating annually for 66 years and would prefer to par commitments on issues of perpetuity. depending on how the ceqa and planning process goes, there is planning for some commercial uses in the screening areas. you can imagine either a cafe, restaurant, to help enliven the park. the park would receive 50% of gross proceeds from that enterprise. -- 15% of gross proceeds from the enterprise. altogether, the total net present value basis, as if we were being paid today, about $10.1 million in value. the other benefits to the port is through public financing mechanisms. as we know, the port has the ability to create districts for infrastructure and other improvements. we current

from one to another -- residential to commercial or whatever -- they will consider the new assessed bellevue. repair, replacement of fixtures with similar quality is not assessible. plumbing to copper is not. replacement of circuit breakers. dry rot or termite repair is a non-assessible maintenance. replacing windows, doors, roofing, and ventilating and air-conditioning repairs. >> i could have a kitchen remodel. a home owner may get their permits and have their permits signed off and eventually the department of building inspection notifies the assessor's office that the homeowner did a kitchen remodel and they have a formula. the up their property tax a little bit. the home owner, depending on the type of remote -- i do not know where in the process i just described it is described clearly to the tax assessor the similar quality material issue brought up. for example, if somebody took out a kitchen from the 1950's, which might be pretty good materials, and your place something with cabinets you bought today off the rack somewhere, it is it a similar quality? should the kitchen remodel be r

. >>> there is a fancy restaurant out in bellevue, washington. it is called john howie steak.serve custom age beef there. it costs at least $50for the cheapest stake on the dinner menu but if you go for lunch, you can order a bacon cheese burger, sort of. they wanted toall it the triple bypass. or cardiac killing kaup buicapa. but that has already been trade marked s what do you call this thing? it starts out with a 12-ounce patty of ground prime chuck. topped with two kinds of

your umbrella this weekend by enjoy sunshine right now. 78 set rosa, 71 for novato, san rafael, bellevueen the storm comes in friday it definitely will hit saturday, sunday. in the meantime i '70s around the bay, the bay high 60s the coast low 60s. >> transitioning out of the hot spot mode. we still have a bit of a weight especially from the 80 that is still pretty solid not see much movement. we see the end of the back up coming from the maze right now drive times typical right now 15 minutes from the foot of the maze to fremont street san francisco. conditions are improving minute by minute. subspace sluggish northbound 1 01 towards the top of your screen. " they obeyed over pass finally cleared out not is backed up as it was 10 minutes ago. the golden gate bridge traffic moving well southbound headlights into san francisco right now northbound 101 we have been reports of a stalled vehicle in the middle lane. it's about menil span right now. it looks like it may be in the clearing status >>. the fog is not clearing. you can see it on the golden gate bridge. and what ever we see here. y

he's a city counselor in bellevue, washington. >> wow.o graphic. >> it is so graphic, yeah. >> did he say there was like a key thing that was the key to his survival. >> deform he talked about how he wanted to stay, stay upright and off the ground and also talked about what he called about his one good shot he got in. he said one point he saw the bear lung for him and did what any man would do. he pulled up his knee, in came the bear and he just kneed that bear and the bear ended up hitting him in the chest. he has a wound, chest wound from that, that was his one good shot to the bear basically like in the bear's head. >> wow. up next, thanks very much, one of the great sports photos ever but how did the fan get the biggest reaction? a closer look at cigar man. when we come back. [ male announcer ] when it comes to energy bills, let's see how low we can go. let's do some little things... that help us save big. add some insulation here. a little weather stripping there. maybe an energy star-rated appliance, or two. let's save money on the

. >> reporter: the attack happened while john, city councilman from bellevue, washington was out forend of his driveway, he heard the sound of claws on the pavement. and then something he'll never forget, the hot breath of an animal he knew was about to attack. >> we hit, we went down, i got up, she got back on top of me, i kept trying to push her aside. >> reporter: his wife frantically called 911. >> 911, what's your emergency? >> i'm at north shore road and my husband's been attacked by a bear. >> your husband's been attacked by a bear. >> i'm dying. >> he said he's dying. >> reporter: but doctors say it didn't look good. >> he had several parts of his face and scalp were hanging off with bone exposed. >> reporter: he's been through six surgeries and more to come just to put john back together again. >> i need to get a t-shirt that says "i won." >> reporter: victory in a battle with a black bear is one few can claim. john says he's not proud, just lucky. >> john is now with us, john, good morning. >> good morning, ann. >> thank you so much for being with us after all you have gone

this is john chiminiac, a councilman for the bellevue city council in washington statement he's now facing the media for the very first time. he was attacked on september 17th. and as you might imagine, he has gone through a lot. he just detailed, this is live -- or rather was live a few moments ago, he detailed what it was like to hear the breath of a giant black bear at the end of the driveway and what happened next. listen: >> i felt that if i went down on the ground and i got turned over on -- over on my back and she had a chance to go for either a neck or abdomen that i was probably dead. >> at one point mr. chelminiak described the bear chomping on his head and the dogs trying to get away from this female bear who was very, very angry. you know, what he said was it was just moments away from death. somehow or another, she stopped attacking him, he had just enough time to drive -- or run up the driveway and was screaming, call 911. his wife is still up, live on the satellite now, talking about fact that she heard the 911 scream, called, they were there within minutes, but the injuries

she lives at the bellevue care center in ohio.he won't say how long she's been watching. rowena, happy birthday. >>> now, time for the weather. sam champion. you have a special guest, too. >> in the nissan leaf car. when the car is silent, it sounds awesome. this is the first of a rollout of electric cars and charging stations in u.s. history. 22,000 charging stations will be deployed. that's the beginning of electric cars. this morning, mark perry, director of planning of the nissan leaf is here. it's a zero-emission car that's been given a breakthrough award by "popular mechanics." are we ready for an electric car? >> you see technology is ready. we have 20,000 consumers that have reserved the leaf. and why they're doing it, we use no gas. we use no oil. there's not even a tail pipe. >> you know i love this. i love the idea of this. this is what the charging station will look like. and it will mount in your garage. will it really be on streets? the d.o.e. has given 400 -- a crazy amount of money toward electric cars. $400 millio

robert, bellevue, washington. good morning to you. caller: the reason i called is that i was hoping that people would recognize basically what this whole thing is about is the .act that we've got a class war if they keep to the simple term, they will understand what direction you have to take themselves. it is big business actually holding the card for hostage and holding all of the money back until they get all the tax relief. the middle-class people, they are being stirred up like the -- it is being held hostage by big business. they can make this election look like it is about anything -- but it is strictly about a class war problem. host: what do you think about the all mail-in voting system in washington? caller: i like it. host: have you voted already? caller: about a week ago. host: a lot of attention being paid to senator murray. you have pretty high level visitors coming out. caller: yes, because she really recognizes that big business -- about the tax for the upper class. big business is doing fine. they are holding a lot of

she endorsed patty murray in bellevue, washington.as also joined by jill biden, the wife of the vice president. this is about 30 minutes. [applause] [cheering] >> thank-you. thank you all so much. !ow this is great. this is amazing. we are going to get this done, right? thank you all so much. please rest yourselves. i want you to save all that energy for getting votes out. i cannot tell you how thrilled i am to be with all of you today. i want to thank patty for that very kind introduction and i want to thank her for inviting me here today. as you all know, patty did not get involved in public service because she wanted the title or because she wanted the power. she came to this work as a mom in tennis shoes because she wanted to help people. she came to this work because she wanted to solve problems. as she said, as jill knows, that is what we do as moms. that is what patty has been doing every day for the people of this state. she has fought to keep those boeing jobs here in washington and to create new energy and infrastructure job

through san rafael and novato. 79 in through san francisco '80s through the east bay 824 oakland, bellevueg trend. cooling down to the upper 80s tomorrow '70s by the weekend. los '70s and some of the warm inland spots by sunday. fifties for the coast. say goodbye to the beach weather. >> san jose fire investigators will rebuild their findings into the arson case at trace elementary. the mercury news is reporting they have arrested two people in connection with the fire. it caused $10 million worth of damage to the school. will trend is in san jose with reaction. >> the kids are too young to know what happened here. was it confusing to you? >> yes this was my first year in school. >> but parents to they are happy that reportedly police have made arrests. many did know about it until i told them. >> that is great news. we all want to know why somebody would do this to a school. it gives people a sense of closure. it's good to know that the people who caused this tthat they have been found. >> it is a big waste of money efforts that people put into the school and everything. the teachers affe

julie holland a psychiatrist, drug expert and author of "weekends at bellevue." dan, it's reported that charlie sheen found in this room, trashed in this hotel room, naked or partially naked, drunk, there's an unidentified woman in the room who seem to be frightened and they believe that she is a member of an escort service. he doesn't get arrested for anything. instead allowed to go to the hospital. i guess he's given the choice and goes to the hospital. sounds like that he's getting special treatment. >> i'm not sure that's the case, meaning you're allows to be naked, you're allowed to be drunk and with a naked woman in your hotel room. the question becomes, what's the possible crime here? >> he trashed the hotel room. >> that's right. you need -- >> supposedly. >> what you'd need is the hotel or this woman saying, here's what he did that we believe is criminal and we're ready to testify about it. because without that, you simply don't have a case. meaning you have a civil action which is you better pay us back for everything you did to the hotel room but witho

year-over-year in foreclosure activity and the hardest hit city out of them all, seattle, tacoma, bellevue in washington state. that saw 71% increase in foreclosures. ann? >> melissa lee, thank you so much for that report. >>> and the san francisco giants have taken game one of the world series. last night they beat the texas rangers, 11-7. game two two is tonight. it is now 7:04. >> thank you very much. >> cliff lee. got to him quickly. mr. roker? >> we have some bad weather in the pacific northwest where we don't normally see it. big storm system coming onshore. it's bringing with it a lot of wind, a lot of rain stretching from just north of san francisco all of the way up to seattle. they could use some of that rain but we are looking at rainfall amounts generally anywhere from about a half inch to an inch of rain especially in north northwestern parts of california. we're expecting to see showers around the eastern great lakes, hit-or-miss thunderstorms through florida. windy conditions in the western >>> a beautiful sunrise view of the clouds lightening up. we doe have clouds b but no

earlier, she spoke at a fundraiser for washington senator patty murray in bellevue, washington.she is also joined by the wife of the vice president and washington gov. christine. this is about 30 minutes. >[applause] >> thank you. thank you so much. wow! we are pretty far it up in here, right? -- fired up in here, right? this is great. this is amazing. we are going to get this done, right? [applause] thank you also much. please come arrest yourselves. [laughter] i want you to say that energy for getting their boats out. i cannot tell you how thrilled i am to be with all of you today. i want to thank patti for the very kind introduction. i want to thank her for inviting me here today. as you all know, patty did not involve the public service because she wanted the title of one of the power of the perks because there are not that many in the right, right? [laughter] she came to this work as a mother, as a mother and tissues. -- and issues. she wanted to solve problems. as she said, as we all know, that is what we do as mothers. that is what patty has been doing every day for the p