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by way of background fiscal faoez bt, its purpose is for the board of supervisors to determine whether a proposed project is fiscally feasible before substantial predevelopment costs are incurred. it is a gate keeping measure that ensures costs are not occurred on infeasible. does not include approvals or entitlements. fiscal feasibility is required by law when a project is on city-owned property, construction costs over $25 million and pre-development costs of over a million. the determination must be completed before environmental review can commence. it is a relatively recent law. we have not done physical feasibility on all but we have done reviews of the explore tor yum, america's cup and san francisco wholesale produce mart. i would like to invite rick welts up to talk about this project. it seems a little bit -- doesn't seem to give enough context as we talk about fiscal feasibility for a project that you haven't seen or heard the description or seen or heard this opportunity. we will be having a full design and transportation presentation in board of supervisors land use commit

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we go back, we will do the bt ceiling, the way out of the debt ceiling negotiations, to create a supermittee. going to the super committee and look at what they did. they worked on a come they couldn't come to an agreement. they cannot find a compromise. so they punted and kicked it down the fiscal cliff. now, you're facing this fiscal cliff. they will revisit these issues in 2013 and put in some longer term structural reforms both on the tax side and the entitlement side. i am pessimistic that we will see anything serious done in the short-term and long-term. gerri: i want to ask your opinion about an outlier opinion, americans for tax reform, grover norquist. he said the president will definitely improve extending the tax cuts for everybody. now, is he just saying what to see happen? or do you think he migh have a point? >> no, i'm skeptical. look at how much time the president has spent. on the campaign trail, but then afterwards as well. assisting on these rate hikes. he focused on a point of disagreement last week with house republicans. yes talked about it again. you have house d

it does bt have to answer to voters he has flexibility now and you know it happens to politicians and athletes. once they have won a big one. they are the presidenture uruu pressure is off and they are better athletes. barack obama has an opportunity now to deal with, debt and economic dproegrowth. he can focus on that and the politics are going to get smaller and the presidency can get bigger. >> i think that is well said. look, this time, the presidents may start thinking about legacy. one of the things that they can get accomplished, clearly the debt and economic growth there, also, i got to think, i have know information on this poverty the issue on the left, let's understand poverty is a place where this president started. he started organizing for churches and people in poverty. i have to think this is my dark horse issue here. it is also a real look at poverty and what we do in this country. >> what do you see changing? how do you think things are different now? >> he will focus now on the question of the debt and deficit. he has been clear about that. he wants to do it with th

what happened here is the new york stock exchange belted, bt traders didn come. do all the testing to make sure. they had the rain slickers and galoshes, but they did not try it on. gerri: today have an actual location not in manhattan? >> is still in manhattan, but it should be more remote because you don't want anybody going into harm's way during onof thes things. the reason i'm concerned, it isn't just what is trading in equities. these are global markets, and a related to us of the futures markets on financial futures, they get shut down a chicago. people are impacted in london, shanghai. it's a mess, and we need to do better. portantlet's bac up five steps for the market to be open. >> these markets absolutely are the grease that run the economic engine of our democracy. when you have orders in and don't know where your money is and it's all the for days, the markets in other places around the world a continuing to trade. you are in limbo, scare, in jeopardy. gerri: you want people to trust the market. >> absolutely. gerri: the open helps. >> we have some a

. >> we believe that ownership provides the bt incentives for conservation.ohn: most of the buffalo are owned by private ranchers, but there are still some in state parks or one state park one has a roundup. >> and they are actually treating their bison most like private ranchers are, making them pay. what they do is once a year for 45 years they have this huge round with a bring in their 1500 bison. tourists come from all over the world amonpay money to watch these bison get heard it, and all wild west fashion with cowboys and cowgirls, and te bison come sweeping down the planes. the earth shakes. they did move in the corrals, and we all go eat bison murders after words. the point is the park is makng money from thetourism. then about a month later they auction off a portion to private ranchers and they're also making money now wait. all that money goes back into custer state prk to pay for operations of the park. so they're paying their own way. john: more benefit from profit. coming of, how government made the indians poor and how private property made ame

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. >>> and a big congratulations to san jose state, they are listed in the bts standings at 10 and 2. the spartans rank 25 in the country. big win over louisiana tech. one possibility by the way, the military bowl against bowling green. nice job spartans. >>> on with the steel, back into the play. and won. >> play of the day, courtesy of the nba, janoble, a steal, some moves and toronto up and in, he gets two, it's a throughout play as the purr -- 3-point play, as the spurs beat the rafters. >>> football players play in all kinds of conditions. >> it's true, except when the waters systems come on. it was late in the third quarter of the sea hawks game in miami when the sprinklers decided to go on. the players, and refs headed to dry ground until it was fixed. they ended up beating miami 24- 21. >> in over time. >> that shouldn't happen. >> no, it shouldn't. 6:26, pastor problems, why one bay area parishioners sent their parish pastor packing. >>> it's expected to be one of the busiest online shopping days in history, but not all the deals are online. how brick and mortar stores are fi

>>it's too soon to tell today bt for lack of a better term patraeus is a legend, one of the to get so much credit. >> patraeus was scheduled to testify at house and senate hearings next week on the terrorist attack in september on the american embassy in benghazi, libya, that left four americans dead, including ambassador chris stevens. >> this is really probably the most politically uncomfortable -- leaving aside the stuff with the affair -- on the benghazi question -- the most politically uncomfortable moment the guy has had since he reached the national stage. >> the resignation of the highly decorated former combat commander caught even washington, d.c. off guard. >> the resignation of general patraeus comes on the heels of a new conference where president obama said the majority of americans agree with his approach to averting the so-called fiscal cliff. the deadline for a deal to avert the scenario is january 1 when a combination of automatic tax hikes and spending cuts will take effect if congress fails to act. the congressional budget office says they could send the economy in

the networks -- i think it stems from the liberal idea that they bt what -- they want taxes raised. they badger republicans who say it is not good for the economy, and they don't consider it a valid principal that it is good to stick to your guns in that case. but president obama isn't criticized for saying he will veto any bill that includes -- that doesn't include tax hikes on the wealthy. >> in other words that's not object staw nent. but republicans in cysting that spending be a big part is obstinant. you can't have it both ways. >> exactly, you can't, but the media continue to do it one way and not the other. >> well, it is crazy, but we're on it. we have been very busy here trying to save the nation. it is hard when there is lopsided coverage of it. i will continue to do what i do. in the meantime, maybe washington can take a cue from me. as the national debt goes up to the debt i just paid off. >> neil, this is for you. >>> boxing over benghazi continues hours after several republican lawmakers slammed rumors of the possibility the u.n. ambassador susan rice will replace secr

we should put the bt person for all ways. race, ethnicity, gender should play no role.republicans believe an amnesty they should enact amnesty, but the hope that this is going to deliver significant numbers of current democrat hispanics to the republican party, i think is iu because the main reason that hispanics support the democratic party is economic policies, not immigration. you have 62% to of likely hispanic voters in september poll by fox saying they supported obamacare. this despite the catholic church is opposition to contraception mandate. so much for the social values. they support prop 30 in california o raise taxes on upper income californians and to raise the sales tax. why? because hispanics remain at the lower level of the economic planner, and they use government welfare programs at a very high rate. lou: i welcome this discussion, now being started by the republicans on reforming our immigration laws someone. but i hope that there is not a rush to judgment that somehow moves across this vast sea of facts and realities that have been avoided by both pol

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. -- algae bt --lbgt more complicated than we thought. remember when we used to have the gay and straight communities? that is how we started. the straight community and the gay community and and lesbians spoke up and said hello, we are here and our experience is different so we became the gay, straight and gay and lesbian community and bisexual spoken and trans gender and now we are writing letters by the day, aren't we? we have a couple of qs and them are and dawdling knows what else. we are going to run out of letters pretty soon. i saves the straight audiences, some of you are here, how do you get away with just being straight? what are your letters? [applause] >> all those letters save the we have actually been exploring this reality and those letters are an indication of the kind of diversity we are finding in our own community and there is more which is why we are going to run out of letters. it also points out to the fact that i think the heterosexual community hasn't done that kind of work or else they would have a bunch of lette

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-bt this is a rare case where it comes up from the south.s moisture will be impacting us tomorrow through friday with pinpointing moisture and i think that it is a bit early even by 10:00 could be earlier. you could see that it is pinpointing to the north bay. it is likely coming up from the cells by 2:00 p.m., this to be more accurate. from the cells from the south spotty in nature. temperatures tomorrow will be more mild. with the additional cloud coverage. temperatures in the 40's and '50's. san francisco, 45 and concord. temperatures in the 60s in the south bay. and for the inland valleys. low 60s for the east bay shore and 62 degrees in san francisco. 60s to the north bay. cloudy, cool for tomorrow but the slight chance for rainfall in the evening hours. that showers are getting under way on friday and last and on saturday. this rainfall on sunday morning would come to a quicker. few shower activity could return next week. >> a quick look at traffic [ male announcer ] are you ready for tomorrow's technology today? then switch to at&t u-

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his first stop over the weekend was thailand and late last night, president obama became the first btever visit mee you mar. he met with the national league of democracy there along with secretary of state hilary clinton. he spoke with the president and said his trip is not an endorsement of the new government, which is in the middle of a transition to democracy, but he did praise the country for shaking off its military rule and press the government for more reform. obviously we're having a little bit of technical problems, but the president said the steps the president has taken for release of the prisoners and his commitment to work with the u.s. on human rights dialogue will unlease the incredible potential of that beautiful country. this is obama's first trip overseas since his reelection shows he is serious about shifting america's focus leastward. the two are continuing to fire rockets and israel has blamed hamas for does sends of arrests since the violence started. more "bill press show" after the break. we'll be right back. here in our own country. >> it's an issue that ultim