bob beck with tjpa to give an update on the pla progress in the last quarter. last month we had our quarterly meeting with the trade unions. so this represents now one full-year since we first approved the pla. and we had updates on upcoming trade packages to make sure that the unions are informed of work that is coming down the pipeline. sorry, wrong mic. as well as reports on the progress that webcor has made in working with the veterans organizations in the bay area and we'll have ted wang from webcor come up and speak to that in a few minutes. as well as the work as the unions have done with tech 21 and local schools. so there has been a lot of good progress made on that front and there continues to be no work shortage issues or other impediments to our project. and we had no reportable incidents in safety in the last month. in terms of trade packages as you know at the last board meeting or the october board meeting we awarded the substructure package. $120 million on that package and the slide says the bids are due january 10th. we do through the question

have enjoyed the collaboration with the plapping commission and the p gpa and i'll like to thank bob beck and mary and many other people in the city's family who have been helpful in the process over the last five years. >>> thank you president fong and steve shanks i'm the probability investor for the s k s prom and so if we ebbing we can get a screen out unfortunately jeffery is on at plain back to china and condition make it back tonight. specifically i would like to talk about how this project will help achieve these goals. first goal of the lan is really to create density for both office and residential density close to transit and you can see on this map all of the planned area that can achieve that density this is the 181 free month site that will connect to the terminal and the another ghoul to sis to improve the street space and this is-rendering showing what those might be and perhaps more importantly the plan puts into place mechanisms to play for these improvemnt and is public impact fees and contributions that the project will have and these are new tees associated with the p

beck? >> kimberly: my daddy took me. i loved it. kept going back. >> bob any pictures, because they had not invented cameras when i was a child. so i really, my christmas memories are -- the best ones i have were the last of the 15, 20 years. the early ones were, well, put hit the way, forgettable. >> dana: did you tie to make christmas special for your kids? >> bob: yes, i did. that is how i reacted to it. there were many years there were no christmass. so when i got out thereof i had a chance to have christmas for my kids. >> greg: truly white christmas. >> kimberly: we're a family now and you do all the nice thing with the lights for kids. >> eric: show you this. we have this for you guys? they have the logo. >> dana: i wonder what greg puts in there. i'll have water. >> eric: andrea, her tumbl tumbleer. >> kimberly: i am not sure what you put in these. whatever it is, you are going to drink a lot of it. it will be good. christmas eggnog. now coming up, some people might be surprised to learn that bob is a huge fan of christmas gifts. >> labor of love.

. >> host: now, bob, have you interviewed any of the critical authors? >> guest: no -- well, let's see, glenn beck, but he's not recently taken on exactly president obama. sort of interesting. i think this is generally true, who whoever -- whoever is in the power in the white house, the opposite political slant on books does better. when a liberal democrat is in the white house, conservatives tend to do belter. when there's a conservative in the white house like bush, books critical of the president tend to do better. in fact, i remember bush, at one point, during the -- questioned about jobs or something, and he said, well k look what i'm doing for the book industry because there were so many books out critical of him. now, that was the middle of his second term. >> guest: yet, the irony with president bush is when his book, "decision points" came out several years ago, i believe if it was not the best selling book of that year, it was awfully close. >> guest: the theory that people vote at the bookstore in much smaller numbers, but you show your alliance by going out and buying a book that agree

bob: who is that second guy? >> eric: talk about your books. you alluded to them. >> bible for beckew york times." >> debut on the "new york times." best seller list. remains there. >> number one. >> eric: number one. >> but this sunday, this coming sunday, kennedy is number one. lincoln is number two. and first time in history of publishing we have one and two, same author. you know how much it pains the "new york times." they are how this happening? do we have to print it? they do. >> dana: i was on a plane three weeks ago and -- shut up. i'm walking up the aisle and i saw four people. three of them are reading "killing kennedy" and others were "killing lincoln" and they weren't sitting together. >> andrea: you know you knocked off "50 shades of gray off." >> the second author to sign it for you? >> dana: i signed gregs. >> it's a great researcher. happy to have them. really good researcher. >> bob: you are going to reanimate the president. so reanimating kennedy and reanimating lincoln. am i right? >> you're wrong but i know what your book is. "joy of silence." >> greg: in your d

bob: seriously. >> dana: it's a mystery. >> kimberly: we got to go. coming up, hard to think anyone could steal the show from the tampa bay cheerleaders, baby, but this kid did. he is giving beckey. this is all ahead on "the five." ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] this is karen and jeremiah. they don't know it yet, but they're gonna fall in love, get married, have a couple of kids, children laughing ] move to the country, d live a long, happy life together where they almost never fight about money. [ dog barks ] because right after they get married, they'll find some retirement people who are paid on salary, not commission. they'll get straightforward guidance and be able to focus on other things, like each other, which isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. ♪ ♪ >> dana: bob loves country music. all right. update now on a story that greg told us about the other day. remember the waiter at a california lounge who labeled a trio of customers "fat girls" on their receipt. he has been fired after the story went viral and the public pressure mounted on the management. this marks three firings in one week. one for insensitivity, one for saving a boss' life. yet po

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