bowling alley is easier to define. i think a single screen theater all the sudden brings in my mind, maybe i am too devious about it. the fact that someone will try to game the system. in general, i am all for it. commissioner sugaya: i think that comment should be taken into consideration by staff. i think we all know what about -- a bowling alley is although there is some amusement park bowling establishments that were not quite a bowling alley. there was some concern expressed about increasing alcohol. given the exception we are talking about witches for bowling alley and a single screen theater, i do not think the possibility of many additional similar establishments is likely. i am happy to support both uses. i think that i see that opportunity for a date coming up with commissioner borden. as a youth, i was in a police athletic bowling league in redwood city and we did a lot of polling on saturday mornings as well. when the new bowling alley opens in the mission, we will make sure we're there together. commission

i have seen the bowling alley, we have lost a number of bowling alleys and another has been threatened with whatever the plans -- i used to go to that bowling alley a lot and they serve alcohol. that's one of the reasons it's always packed. you go on the weekend that you have to wait for a lane if you don't have a reservation. they can be great places for kids. i remember going on saturday mornings at 9:00 and the project sponsors are working with ways that use would be able to use the bowling alleys. making sure kids can access the bowling alley and they can also sell alcohol as well. it is a much-needed amenity in general. that kind of entertainment, clean entertainment, a fun thing people can do, going outside their house, it's a great opportunity because -- not that there will be food, but there are a lot of restaurants mostly and for kids, having a bowling alley, having something more aerobic to do in the evenings is really nice. i'm really supportive of that because we don't have enough bowling alleys and this is an opportunity to have a new bowling alley and working with the rig

we need more bowling alleys. i feel like especially in the mission, it will give you something else to do other than hanging out on the street. i think it will be a very positive thing. >> they can talk a little bit about their models, but the bowling alley will be serving adults at the nighttime in the evening. families and youth have already been partnering with youth organizations and can speak in more detail about that. the loss of bowling alleys has really hurt making a the city a family friendly city. >> any other questions? >> thank you for your time and consideration. >> we appreciate when we have supervisors come before the small business commission with potential legislation. we appreciate that very much. i want to open it up for public comment. >> please state your name clearly. speaker cards are available at the front table. for those of us on the high tv or internet, we have a public line available for public comment. we will open up public comment. >> my name is summer peterson, i have been a reside

mission bowling club. it is in the subdistrict. currently prohibits the business owner from allowing someone who is consuming a beverage in the bar to bring it into the bowling alley. the legislation will exempt the bowling alley. the larger impact of that subdistrict, i have spoken about this before. and there is an article i attached behind my memo. for your information. take a look at that and we can bring this issue back. we are investigating whether or not -- i cannot find if bowling alleys have permits. bowling alleys have closed, not opened. i could not find anything about the bowling alley permit. we may not issue that. maybe there is not one. maybe there should not be. is there a question? >> is this the same as brooklyn bowl? >> this is a different route. -- group. >> these folks have another business on to visit deerow -- divisidero. they are planning to go into the border now. we are rowling. >> when i moved here there was to bowling alleys, one in japan town and the other in the haight. >> the

it is a bowling alley. it should be under 2300 square feet. >> the bowling alley takes up a huge chunk. commissioner adams: i feel their frustration. i want to see this bowling alley built. >> it was so frustrating. he recommended i reach out to the city agencies to help with the planning. the biggest frustration is that the planning department wrote the letter of determination saying that boeing was permitted but we have fees on the entire space. we will pay for the retail. we understand it goes back into the community. we want to help and give back as we can afford. but paying $14,000 between the -- $44,000 is a big deal. we're going to open without furniture. commissioner adams: this is the kind of bureaucracy that is a problem and a hindrance. >> why should she be moving back and forth between departments? if you have your plants and you show them to the mta, then this is equally a problem going back and forth and getting, being told guests and then been told -- yes and then being told no. >> he did say

stacked within each other, bowls like this. all their designs, you can kind of get a glimpse around this. they have this flawless symmetry blending all the way around. it looks like that place. it looks like that landscape. i look into this and i see the sharp edges of the land. i see the way the earth is shaped out there. i see the routes in their vessels. i mean, to understand these, this one came out of a 13th century site in southwest colorado and i would sit with these bowls for hours and hours, drawing them into my sketch book because that was the only way i could really understand the complexity of how they got their symmetries to match up because i could never get them to match up in my drawings. i could never do a 100 percent accurate rendition of these because every line was meaningful, every line meant something about how you paint the next line, which is what it's like walking out there, looking for those shapes, looking for water, looking for springs, looking for places where the rain has fallen. it's all the same

what was involved in simpson-bowles?there were 18 of us appointed by the president and by the leaders in congress, pretty evenly divided in terms of democrats and republicans, business sector as well as people who work in government. and we sat and considered all the options. at the end of it, and i thought erskine bowles did a masterful job, they said, here it is. and when i looked at it, i thought, at the end of the day, there aren't many options. you have basically three things -- spending, general spending, the entitlement programs and revenue or taxes. and if you don't put them all on the table, you're going to take too much out of one or the other. i voted for it. 11 out of 18 of us voted for it. >> jon: this did not make it to congress. >> no. >> jon: they never got a chance to do anything with it because the group that was formed to make it rejected it. >> 11 out of 18 did. and we were supposed to get 14, but the clock had run out on us to be honest. that's how the gang of six came about. >> jon: that's next step

traveled to pasadena and the rose bowl. the first ever meeting between the schools was close until the very end >> got on the board with a one yard run >> responded with a touchdown run capping a 12th place 88 yard run. scored with five minutes left in the half >> it's half-time here with the score ucla 14. san jose state 7. you got the start over the senior after he suffered a country cushion last week. -- concushion. but that was all the offence the spartans could muster. added a field goal and this touchdown run stealing the victory. you are going to have a mistake here and there. they are not going to play perfect. it was a good football game one we felt we should have came out on top >> we could have ran the ball better. open up our run game a lot more >> though they did suffer another road loss, it's something to build on. at the rose ball, update news >> although none of the football players have ever played at the rose bowl, last week's game was a of wide receiver were able to see him play for the first time since h

however, he is not very good at bowling. he is, in fact, bad at bowling. which if you remember momentarily during the '08 presidential primary campaign him being bad at bowling turned into a cipher for why he wasn't going to be able to get white people to vote for him. remember that theory? about being bad at bowling meant no white electorate would vote for him then he wins idaho and nebraska and everybody remembers, hey, didn't he win iowa, too? he is in fact bad at bowling. we learned that in march '08 when candidate obama went to this bowling alley and got size 12 shoes. in the election, president obama, ultimately the man who would become president obama, won pennsylvania, won by more than ten points in pennsylvania. he did not win in blair county where he went bowling. he lost by 24 points in blair county. he still did win the state as democratic presidential candidates have been doing in pennsylvania for almost 20 years now. that won him 21 electorate votes over john mccain. you need 270 total. pennsylvania gave him 21 of those. republicans now contr

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we had to find out whether simpson/bowles has the votes. the president has the votes, then i despair where this country is going and i despair incidentally because once it states. in gene would know more about this. i mean, there's a few little things going on. studies which take a look at the military, for example, find that our whole infrastructure is deteriorating. the average life but i think the committee work dean had it indicated that a very significant part of our military infrastructure. he gave me a number could believe. i still can't believe. the average age of the american military to 60 years. i look at their b-52 see bombers still in operation. and so, the question then gets into budget terms, what does the required? system for the moment in a grade sheet this is not a valid assumption, of restoring the existing military. with the military which was built to fight the cold war reunion. that is, we need going forward. but just to build up to where we were would require hundreds of billions of dollars to bring the technology up

this is a bowl shape, and this is a ceramic that comes straight down. the disadvantage of this -- and it is very beautiful and makes quite a statement -- and i alluded to this before. it is about cleaning this, and coming year. getting down here, that is difficult to do, so that is going to be more difficult to clean. this is a good one. again, clean lines that come straight down. there is no difficulty cleaning that. >> would someone call that -- caulk that? >> absolutely. make it watertight. >> are there any other disadvantages? these all have an external mounts. >> it is a little more complicated, so you have to have a tall faucet to come down. wall-mounted faucets. but again, these are very popular. i'm always wondering how popular they are going to be in five or six years.

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and woody and half a million migrants from the dust bowl region grow their way westward towards thosea. they were chasing a dream. somquiehing that woody later called the stingiest thing i ever ran onto and this was the promise of unscrupulous labor contractors in california who were aware of the dust bobow crisis and decided to exploit it by flooding the dust bowl region with things like this promising work for every idle hand. hundreds of thousands of hand needed to pick the peaches and grapes and a per cots and croons. they d3 min't need hundreds of thousands of hands. they needed a couple thousand in particular periods of time. work out the implications for wage. you can engineer a crisis when you have a couple hundred thousand hands changing a couple thousand jobs. when they would do is lng aor contractors would give you the address of someone who may give yoonsaay nd j in california and have to give this person $5 or $10 to gquie the address not knowing whquieher the job was there or not. reena nadler was incensed ut. this. arriving at the california border the migrants were sto

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erskine bowles was the cochairman of the fiscal commission. all of you come out.ou don't have to wait for your introduction. senator mike crapo, senator from idaho also on the fiscal commission. dave cote, ceo of honeywell on the fiscal commission and alice rivlin, former director cbo, omb, vice chair of the fat on the fiscal commission and cochair of the domenici rivlin. we have a group of people who are together putting together bipartisan deals that in fact did go big and could go big and in many ways will inform the work of the super committee. i'm going to be joined now by my co-moderator, peter cook from bloomberg tv. peter, if you are ready, alternate server two for the first question to our group. >> maya, thank you for the participation. and the all-star panel he have to talk to about the issue in washington these days. as a reporter covering the super committee and actions over the next few weeks, this is a list to say a fascinating and important topic for us and our audience have bloomberg and important for not only this unanswered, the audience at home

you get into a stadium like the rose bowl in pasadena.a young kid from pensacola, florida hardly travels outside of the city. now i'm on the plane flying to california, southern california. and i'm sitting in the rose bowl watching the giants play the broncos. me and my best friend. all expense paid for. i'm getting caught up if the emotions of the game. that was my love for the game itself. that to me represented the pinnacle of what sports could be, for me. sitting there i was like wow, man one day, i want to play in this stadium in the super bowl. little did i know, six years later, god would bless me to play with the dallas cowboys the team that i always wanted to play for in the super bowl in that stadium with my best friend and his family watching me. how awesome is that. >> sean: pretty awesome, life is good. now something difficult. what is this i'm a democrat stuff? this is where i have a problem with democrats and liberals and nancy pelosi and harry reid and barack obama. they are addicting people to government. they are taking

you know, when erskine bowles talks about going off a cliff, it's there. this is not trivial. this is going to affect future generations, and as alan simpson said, it's going to affect our generation. that's the key point. the second point is, as dr. rivlin said in the previous panel, there's no escaping the fact that we need a balanced approach. we've got to do the revenue side, we've got to do the entitlement side, we've got to do spending cuts, the whole thing. the public can be made to understand this. the third thing is that in order to do that, everything does have to be on the table. those are message that is we can convey. we did town hall meetings everywhere, and we basically said, we've got problem, we have a long-term problem. here you are wherever it was, wherever it was, and here are five or six or eight ways to increase revenues on social security, and here are ways to really adjust benefits. we want to you figure it out and tell us what you think. people didn't go storming out of the room. they basically engaged. if we can get the public to understand the three

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bowl hangover.ne, 35-7. >>> the panthers cam newton had a record breaking day for the cardinals. he threw over 400 yards in his debut, but not enough. cards held on to win it, 28-21. >>> how is life without peyton manning going for the colts? not very well. collins fumbled twice and ben tate did the rest. career day filling in for foster. texas won it big, 34-7. >>> finally, if you thought the football players were fired up, you obviously missed the women's final of the u.s. open. it's serena williams taking on samantha stosur. williams with a forehand winner, but stosur reached for the return, and when she did, serena shouted come on. the umpire awarded the point to stosur. williams exploded. ril y williams called the umpire i hate her, said she was ugly inside and a few other things we can't say on tv. ser rememb serena was off her game and lost at the u.s. open. that's your "first look" at sports. i'm fred roggin. >> and here is bill karins who is lovely inside and out. >> what do you do on the t

i started bowling here in 1968 on/off.ave managed and i have had memories of this place that will not go away it is part of my life. >> this sport has changed it used to be big. it is sad. i know that in san jose several have been shut down, one half have been shut down that i know of there are only a couple i know there are still open. i'm going to miss it. >> some of them say that they come here at least three times this week they wanted to get more in before a closed down. they are said to see it go. it is the end of an era. this closes at 1:00 a.m. and they might stay open a little bit longer. live in palo alto, daniel, kron 4. >> 72 bags of cocaine! in at somebody some stomach. all of this coming up after the break. >> take a look at this summit a great videos we had to show you. with a robber threatening a woman and the clerk tackled him to the ground. the fearless clerk waited until he sat down the gun. and then she took action. the robber dropped the cash, he'd lost his hat, shirt. >> this next image you have to a

we ask donald rumsfeld about that, next. >> he won three super bowl titles and named to the pro bowlht times. emmitt smith just added another title to his name. he goesg@ >> greta: 10 years later, is america a safer place? a couple days from the 10th anniversary of 9/11. today we sat down with donald rumsfeld we asked about a possible troop withdrawal from iraq. all but 3,000 troops will be left in iraq by the end of the year. here is former defense secretary donald rumsfeld. hard to believe it is 10 years since 9/11. >> it is amazing. it is a good thing we are marking that day. because we can remember the people who were lost there. their families, their friends. and how fortney we have been that we've passed a whole decade almost where we -- haven't had a successful attack on america. >> greta: in the media, how do you honor the day, not exploit it and not tell the terrorists that they got us? >> i suppose there is a there in one's mine. it was the -- in one's mind. i was the largest attack on america inside of our country. it lead to a new set of steps to try to protect the

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but just use the bowles-simpson model as one example, and when we were delivering in the bowles-simpson we had before us a number of different tax proposals that have been very well thought out by a number of very prominent analysts. different kinds, ranging from a consumption type text of an income tax, or mixtures of the two. and admittedly they didn't get that into the weeds to the kind of detail you say will cause a political strife. but the bowles-simpson commission basically did. they get what each of the examples that you talked about in their a luster to the option. and, in fact, did it down to the numbers. and by doing so were able to show on the specific tax expenditures as well as the others which they propose to eliminate how you could then compensate by reducing the rates. many people say to me, this special committee can't deal with tax reform because it's just too complicated to get it done by december. it may be true that it is too complicated to write every, cross every t. and dot every i. but it's not too competent to statutory put into place the parameters of a tax re

we ought to find out if bowles-simpson has got the votes. bowles-simpson doesn't have the votes, then i despair at where this country is going. and i despair, incidentally, because what's at stake here -- and jane would know far more about this than i -- is the status of the united states in the world. i mean, there are a few little things that are going on. studies which take a look at the military, for example, find that our whole infrastructure is deteriorating. the average life that i think the committee that norm augustine headed indicated that a very significant part of our military infrastructure is very old, and i think he gave me a number which i couldn't believe, i still can't believe. the average age of equipment of the american military is 50 years. now, i find that noncredible until i looked there are b-52c bombers still in operation. >> right. >> and so the question then gets into budget terms, is what does it require -- let's assume for the moment, and i grant you this is not a valid assumption, of restoring the existing milit

are you guys going to take up bowles-simpson? explain to me what you guys are doing process-wise right now? >> well, the answer in a sense is yes, yes to everything you just said. we should take on the various reports and proposals that have come out that are bipartisan and balanced. simpson bowls had that sense of balance. it was big. the rivlin big had some balance and was big. you can disagree with aspects of each. at least they were plans that had the elements of balance and were long term fixes. we can take those on. on the democratic side, all of us would like to make sure this supercommittee has the benefit of hearing from those folks who reached those deals. that can help set the platform for where we go into the future. i think we'll get there. >> i'm hearing a lot of thinks and it coulds. what i'm trying to ask is is that how it is going to work? the democrats are going to say okay, bowles-simpson, let's start as that as our structure. is that how this process is going to work? >> chuck, i can't tell you that's exactly