let's start with the council's report that was the $1.4 billion boon to the original economy.e are to believe this report, and almost every time boosters have commissioned an economic study preceding the approval path from the world cup, the olympics, the super bowl, an all-star game, the estimates are almost universally overoptimistic. they even somewhat acknowledge that. they try to take conservative members because of that choice which is clearly universal and sort of natural if you think about it. if these numbers are accurate, let's go to page 25 and 26. as the main big sponsor in conjunction with whatever acoc is wrong. -- is called. the net revenue for the general fund is $13 million. very roughly, that is $24 million in combination of payroll tax-the $11 million that is related costs that they identified including traffic. i am not sure what else is included in the $11 million. i am just going to the resolution, going through the term sheets, going through the rest of this economic study. this is assuming that the economic boon is accruate a -- accurate and the [uninte

>> a boon, because the tea party energy will help them retake the house or make it very, very narrownd win a significant numberf senate seats. republicans will have already internalized that they couldn't win all 10, so the tea party will be a net plus. chris: gloria? >> serrt tm, big plus, long term, big problem. chuts: bri this election. >> it will help them get out the vote. >> i think it will absolute energize people. it'siven people a definition for what they're running for. and yet there can be drabacks. >> i think they're both. obviously it energies the right but also the left and independents that are scared of these people. chris: it wasn't mitch mcconnell and jo boehner that got them hopped up this year. thanks to our roundtable. davidding ignatius, congratulations, you're now a member of the french legion. thanks for watching. [ mom ] my son ryan didn't know his voulez-vous from his frere jacques... [ speaking frenc] [ mom ] ...so he decided to study in paris. ♪ to see french masterpieces with his very own eyes. we even linke our citibank account to his so when his account

not only benefiting from a boon in latin america but a global mining boon driven in part by politic tensionseil: ben, caterpillar? >> incredibly well managed, well run company always has been.ç adam is not as far as i know discovered anything that is no the price of the stock. >> neil: what do you like? >> vpi. i was privileged to have dinner last friday with warren buffet and i said what should the ordi

, we think that moving ahead will not just be a short-term boom during production, but a long-term boon. >> thank you. any other public comment on this item? any others? all right. i kind of wanted to echo thoughts on the ability is for the deerow port and commission to try to attract more business in a measurable way. and the economy. to the real-estate department, twice per year at the next program perhaps looking to see if we are of pricing ourselves, looking at more competitive cities to see where we stand. it is a great opportunity. not just for the rent, but for all the things that go along with being on television. i know that i have heard that the original hawaii 5-0 television show was stimulated by the chamber of commerce, as well as they watch -- baywatch. i think we are all familiar with hawaii tourism. san francisco still has that opportunity. i am in support of this short- term lease. any other questions, commissioners? >> thank you for bringing this opportunity to san francisco and stimulating our local economy. and if you need any extras, we are available. [laughter] >>

there are many cities for which they have seen a significant boon to local merchants, businesses, the local climate, because of improvements in investment. if you look at portland, toronto, canada, if you look at valencia street coming here in san francisco, when you add bicycle lanes and parking, it helps the local economy. where are we going cu ? we established as a city to have 10% of our cities heckling by 2010. we are not there yet, but we are making significant headway. i believe it is a good time for us to set some goals. it is important because there are numerous plans we have in our city that are developed by our planning department, mta, tsa, other organizations, where we ought to embed a city goal. this will help drive city planning, budgeting, and will help us to figure out what is a more sustainable transportation plan. i think it is important now for us to think about what we want to look like when we are coming up on 2020. what does a 21st century san francisco transportation world look like? one of the things i would propose today -- i will be introducing a resolution

on march 21st at boone street at north avenue. it is clear, he started the engine of his comcast work van. but that's when his life ended. the husband and father of three was shot to death multiple times in the driver's seat. >> we are all still wondering why. that's our big question. why? >> there was an angry candlelight vigil at which the widow begged for justice. >> someone out here, please, please, you ain't a coward. you got a heart. >> reporter: but months later, lisa williams can still get no peace. she prays someone with information will still come forth. >> i believe someone this that area knows something but they fear for theirselves or their family. >> police admit it. the tips have dried up and there are no more leads to pursue. >> we can't do it alone. we reach out to the community. to hopefully locate these individuals and bring them to justice. >> after carlos williams was shot, his van continued to roll right up on the sidewalk and into the steps. now, that has been six months ago but the family hopes that the $5,

supervisor mar: obviously, this is potentially a huge economic boon for the city.ow do we ensure that everyone in san francisco can benefit? what is there to make sure that all boats are lifted? while supervisor daly and i may disagree, i think the concern he has i share about making sure local residents benefit from the stimulus around the event. chairperson maxwell: also local businesses, and how this benefits local residents. commissioner buell: these are helpful questions because part of why we are bringing this to you now is to understand that the host agreement needs to be delineate. the term sheet includes our offer and does not include a host of requirements you would expect to see in future development of the agreement. i think you could equate the host city agreement as being closer to that in terms of a document. in our conversations, i think members here today can talk about what this would mean to our community. members of delancey street were at that community talking about storefronts in that neighborhood. i am hearing about those agreements and they

a few plays later boone fakes the handoff, sneaks up the middle for the score.he cougars take an early 7-0 lead. early 2nd quarter westfield quarterback matthew passar hits a wide open quintin basil, a 32- yard td tied 70. westfield fans going crazy smelling an upset. 3rd quarter, westfield back kendle anderson goes 42 yards for the td, westfield up 14-7. late in the 3rd anderson gets the carry but the ball is knocked out but recovered by teammate mitch castleberry. the tight end runs it in for the score. 21-7. oakton scores late but westfield pulls off the upset 21-14. >> i think that both teams played well. i think it was a hard fought game. i agree with you on the discipline part. i thought that was awesome. our quarterback really hung in and a great game, followed our game plan and we hung in with what we do. >> you can start voting for next week's game of the week. go to our website www.myfoxdc.com or start texting. shawn, back to you. >>> tiger woods trying to make a difference in the district today to kick off the tiger woods learning center. there are tw

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including a luxury apartment blocks in anticipation of a chinese style economic boon in tanzania. >> they are building roads, factories. they are directing their investment in things that can make tanzania grow. >> in this chinese -- would china doing so much, what does this leave for britain? no cuts in the budget that a new aid partnership with the chinese. >> we need every penny of britain's budget and all the other budgets, too. the answer is that in partnership with china, that is a high priority. we will be able to do much more to speed up development in africa. aid is a means to an end. >> care, they talk about the politics debate. will it be a partnership or a competition for influence among richer countries? >> prince william has taken part in his first rescue mission. >> after studying for two years, he put all of this trading -- training to the test. when they got -- the call. captured on his helicopter camera, this is the offshore gas raid where a man just suffered a suspected heart attack. he was brought ashore and taken to the hospital. >> we do hundreds of these a year

the idea britain's cuts to entitlement programs going to give them this magical boon is nonsense. [ talking each other ] >> one at a time! hold on. go ahead e max. >> if you do not do this reform you will have baby boomers and seniors increasingly poor. [ talking over each other ] >> higher taxes. >> protect the retirees and give them their money back they paid in the system. >> that argument is not silly at all. stick around for this big labor busing members to the polls to vote early. why a law in 22 states is now their target could your job become their target too? >> welcome to the new white house jobs bill. they say a picture tells 1,000 words. how about nearly a billion in your tax dollars. that story coming up. and it goes out into the world like fuel for the economy. one opportunity leading to another... and another. we all have a hand in it. because opportunity can start anywhere, and go everywhere. let's keep it moving. ♪ you know, if we had let fedex office pri our presentation, they could have shipped it too. saved ourselves the hassle. i'm not too sure about this. look at this.

there are many cities for which they have seen a significant boon to local merchants, businesses, the local climate, because of improvements in investment. if you look at portland, toronto, canada, if you look at valencia street coming here in san francisco, when you add bicycle lanes and parking, it helps the local economy. where are we going cu ? we established as a city to have 10% of our cities heckling by 2010. we are not there yet, but we are making significant headway. i believe it is a good time for us to set some goals. it is important

it is going to be a tremendous economic boon not just for the city and county, but the greater bay area and the state. i will make a "from a local -- make a quote from a local seller of international acclaim. he had a midlife crisis a few years ago, and during that he went to the olympics. he said it was funny that he went to the olympics and all of the olympic sailors were aspiring to be america's cup sailors. the whole world is watching and they would love to see it here. chairperson maxwell: next speaker. dr. jessica schumer, via boyd, vincent casselinas, ronald wallace, bill riley. >> madam chair, supervisors, i am the chairman of the board of directors of the south beach yacht club in district 6. i am a resident of supervisor elsbernd's district. you have heard from our commodore. a couple more bits about it. this is why we support wholeheartedly the term sheet and efforts of the city to attract america's cup for san francisco. our club has about 500 numbers in district 6. most keep their boats there. some travel in from elsewhere around the bay. it is a region one facility. we off

however, it's a boon to whitman who has been dogged for a week now by the revelation that she employedillegal immigrant as a housekeeper and then fired her. this as both campaigns compete for latinos, who many expect to decide this tight and increasingly nasty contest. ben tracy, cbs news, los angel angeles. >> glor: just ahead on tonight's cbs evening news, the retirement age may be going up, and for many, they say it might be a backbreaker. >> glor: many workers approaching retirement will have to wait until they're nearly 67 to gain full social security benefits and more increases in the retirement age seem inevitable, not a happy prospect for many older americans after dengades on the job. tonight anthony mason has more. >> reporter: 62-year-old joe bergola has been putting his back into it for nearly 40 years. >> this job involves a lot of bending. it takes its toll. , you know, year in and year out. i have to pick up this whole thing myself. just too many aches and pains. >> reporter: according to a new study, one in three americans over 58 is working at a physically demanding jo

has accomplished on access to higher education and affordable student loans on health care will be a boon to young people in the coming years and hopefully, young people will consider that. castro, thank you for time. up next, a former colombian presidential candidate ingrid betancourt on her six year hostage ordeal. stay with us. ingrid betancourt was the candidate for president in colombia when she was kidnapped and held hostage because of her anti-corruption stance. the subject of the acclaimed text "even silence has an end". we are honored to have you on this program. i will ask you about the title. neruda, herom pablo thinks of what people will say about him the day he will die. he says my word will remain because even silence has in hand. silence like death. when i was in captivity at a moment when i was sick and i thought that perhaps dying was my best option, the voice of my father came back to me, because my father used to recite those verses to us. it helped me cling to life and for me the title is victory over despair, over darkness, over pain and over death. >> you were taken

this year you add in giants fever into the mix and you have what adds up to be a boon for the city's economy. fans aren't the only ones cheering the giants' title as best in the west. local businesses stand to cash in on playoff fever. since sunday the giants' dugout shop sold tee shirts and can barely keep them on the rack. next door the restaurant is opposing that the past weekend's level of business is an indication of what's ahead later this week. >> this weekend we probably saw double what we would normally see on a saturday and sunday day game. we expect the same if not more for the playoff games this weekend. >> reporter: the san francisco chamber of commerce didn't offer specific numbers but said most hotels are booked through the weekend and it's the city's biggest boost to tourism since 2003 t last time the playoffs and fleet week arrived at the same time in san francisco. >> but to have major draw like this with fleet week, with the blue angels, with these ball games, it's been years since we had this kind of druble triple whammy. >> reporter: with fleet week starting thur

port, and back in the '70s when we were more of a cruise ship terminal, it was a tremendous economic boon to our small businesses. right now, if you walk through supervisor mar's district and mine, there are storefronts that have these a deep freezer sections for flowers. the reason for it was because we had this booming cruise ship industry that needed it. businesses sprouted up far away from the waterfront itself. that is important for us to remember and recognize. the america's cup will generate thousands of jobs. i think the number is 9000, and that is a conservative number. it will also give a good shot in the arm to small businesses right now that are hurting. not just our florists, but every type of small business from our caterers to our small dressmakers, and not only in our little neighborhood commercial districts. if there is anything you can say about the economic growth of san francisco and the job opportunities, that would be great. >> yesterday, we heard testimony from a number of small business owners about the maritime industry. specifically, it was a helpful criticism th

this year's squad features three seniors, cook tucker, boone and greg or. terps are coming off of a 20-9 season. and head coach, not panicking. >> you can't let anyone put limits on you. wherever they pick us preseason is fine. i think we're picked sixth, last year, whatever it was in the acc preseason and, you know, that didn't bother us. we, the last time we checked, we still get the chance to play games and we're looking forward to, you know, getting on the court and seeing what we can do. >> they also had the annual media day. chris white and austin freeman return. the center greg monroe gone for the nba. and the pistons jersey is unveiled tomorrow at midnight madness. coach john thompson iii came to grips with life after monroe. >> there is no one person that is going to say hey, you are going to be what number 10 was last year and i think that we may have a little more depth up front and i think we may have more depth on the perimeter also and this year's team will wok and he -- look and feel different from last year's team. >> and gilbert arenas is e

carlos williams was off to work early on march 21st on boone street on north avenue. the engine of his comcast work crash. that's when his life ended with multiple gunshots in the driver's seat. >> we are all still wondering why. that's our big question, why. >> reporter: there was an angry candlelight vigil in which the widow begged for justice. >> someone out here please, please! you ain't a coward. you have a heart! >> reporter: months later, lisa williams can still get no peace. she prays someone with information will still come forth. >> i honestly believe someone in that area knows something but they fear for themselves or their family. >> reporter: police admitted the tips have dried up and there are no more leads to pursue. >> we can't do it alone. we reach out to the community to hopefully locate the individuals and bring them to justice. >> reporter: at williams was shot, his van continued to roll up on the sidewalk and into the steps. that has been six months ago, but the family hopes that the $5,000 reward will help encourage people to come forward. >> if

but last week, a surprise inspection at the mine in neighboring boone county.hey have fired three workers, suspending nine others in the wake of the inspection. >>> and as finish the miners, trapped almost half a mile down in chile, rescue crews, they now say that they should get there. but get this, saturday, the day after tomorrow, once that rescue shaft is finished, it could start as early as monday. two more arrived at the mine sight today in anticipation of getting the summers out of there. >>> okay, topper is promising us all week long, this great weather and now it has finally begun. >> they get to hold their promise true to the forecast and first, we head into the weekend coming in on monday. just doesn't get better than this in washington and the fall. in fact, these are warmer temperatures than we have been for this time of the year. talking about near 80 degrees as soon as tomorrow and saturday. and i think that we will hit the 80s through next week. that'll be columbus day in through tuesday. if anything, a few clouds on sunday and maybe a little co

the great team dominated most of the game, but the boone team played well for the most part. here matt dollar spartan junior board drivers hard on the baseline. head coach handed over the coaching reign to his two assistant coaches the two teams both got a lot of work in pushing the ball offense and competing hard. in the end the second team won by 37-27. >> practice is training for competition. the more competitive environment you put the guys in, the better off you are an we off. >> we have rest out there. we're keeping the game. it's real nice. >> after the game, fans and alumni had a chance to eat some good barbecue and meet with the players. >> team's first official preseason game kicks off on saturday. the spartans will play host to whit man college at the event scepter at 3:00 p.m. coming off a tough loss, spartan volleyball team look to rebound against the fresno state bulldogs. it's just below tsu. they struggled leading to 25-19 first set loss. not much change in the second set, fresno state went on to win the set. the spartans show signs of life in the third set he

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singer pat boone provided some lively entertainment at a tea party rally in pasadena last night. >> simply taxed enough already. >> if we find ourself in a financial mess, we have to cut back. our federal government should do the same. >> reporter: according to a new a.p. poll, republicans have a slight edge going into the homestretch. more voters say they plan to cast ballots for gop congressional candidates rather than democrats. but, there is some encouraging news for democrats. more than three million people have voted early and more of those appear to be democrats. betty, back to you. >> thank you. >>> the naacp, this country's most prominent civil rights group citing a report claiming some tea party activists have ties to racist roots. it's important to note that the report does not indicate that most tea party members are racist or extremists but that some members have racist links. tea party groups and mostly white membership have taken a tough stand on immigration and come down hard on president obama. >> i think some of the language, for example, like socialism and that kind of c