we have butler of butler enterprises of the construction assistance program and he will talk later about the specific of our program. now that we learned some of the issues on 50-51. what steps are we going to implement going forward? we have in instructed our general contractor to accept all bids regardless of whether they hit the profile of how they intend to contract because sometimes you receive bids with exclusion and exceptions and we intend to accept those rather than just exclude them. as i mentioned we have engaged butler enterprises as our cap manager. the first action i asked him to undertake was to go into 50-51 and create a lessons learned on what was kurng -- occurring there and also work with oeb yashey the contractor and their local participation and the remaining work to be awarded. the group or workshop program and what i believe from what i i hear was received very well. the first one was saturday a week ago. it will take time to benefit from that. the process is set up and i'm moving forward. we have recently awarded blocks 56 and 57 to cahill construction. it has loc

have engaged butler enterprises as our cap manager. the first action i asked him to undertake was to go into 50-51 and create a lessons learned on what was kurng -- occurring there and also work with oeb yashey the contractor and their local participation and the remaining work to be awarded. the group or workshop program and what i believe from what i i hear was received very well. the first one was saturday a week ago. it will take time to benefit from that. the process is set up and i'm moving forward. we have recently awarded blocks 56 and 57 to cahill construction. it has local knowledge and previous success with these programs. this is aligned with our vision of engaging multiple general contractors and taking the benefit of their best practices forward to increase participation. we will also be on the street for another capital ground manager as additional projects come on and we expect to benefit also from similar best practices exposure. having had many conversations with scott smith from robert sub she, i don't know if he had

butler and mr. cook, that concludes the presentation. we are available for any questions you might have. >> thank you very much. i would like to take public comment on this item? questions? >> the first sticker is al norman. >> thank you. >> madam chair, madam director, commissioners, al norms. president of mechanical inc.. i appreciate you an allowing me to speak here and explain how we feel about lan ar and roberts now. we know that 50 and 51 on this block deal was already on the process before you got this position in now. it was already in the process. the thing we didn't like about 50 and 51 is you had no process the place for a level playing field. it was just business as usual and the same good old boys you use everywhere else is coming to do this project for me. now we have danny cook an butler enterprise and a lot of other things, we know that we have a fair shake at level playing field. we are not asking anybody to give us a dog gone thing. we went here, we put in the position he did. we expect him to deliver on what they said

as of right now i'm working with butler enterprise group on the cap project. one of the things with the first workshop that we noticed is a lot of people complain and are we really going to get an opportunity. if we put in our competitive bid, are we really going to get some action? what we were noticing was apathy. these guys have been burned in so many different places where you take the time and effort and resources to put a bid together and you think you put a competitive bid together and all of a sudden you got awarded the bid, you are not called back, nobody tells you. so you feel like you don't really have an opportunity. there's a part of the job that we had to do and if anybody have seen me speak, i'm kind of an optimist. a part of what we had to do is convince people that the players at the table wanted to see succeed and working in the background to do everything they can to make sure the playing field was leveled. if you put in a competitive bid you should get the bid. this is business. it's not like somebody else said, this is not a handout. these

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butler of butler enterprises managing the construction assistance program and mr. george bridges from contract compliance of the agency, oci ishs and the chair of the citizens advisory committee. hunters point shipyard is one of three major approved project on the shipyard and candlestick area. it provides over 12,000 homes 32 percent which will below market rate and 250 acres of parks including complete renovation of candlestick point state park. the project will be developed into two stages having the first phase approved in disposition in development agreement in 2003 and second phase 2010. this will produce 12 thousand construction jobs and provide $90 million in community benefits. the project broke ground july of this year. the cda will ensure policy that a number of worker will work on the project. this neighborhood revitalization ideas that deepen local capacity that california training opportunities should be located in the project area. with regard to the policy, the dda work goals and hiring goals for construction work are in the employment contracting p

>> well it is a butler job. it is modern butler is different than the butter before.ell, you are 24/7, you know. like your butter, being a butter been married to a butler that. a new butler. >> he takes care of everything, from soup-to-nuts. melissa: is it just something we see on down and abbey? line up responsibilities for me. if i line up a butler, what can i expect them to do? >> it's a little different than the house manager. they're taking care of the person they're meant to pack for, serve the guest, packaged unpack the guest that is come. do errands. >> from the time you wake up and put you to sleep you know? >> tony says he works 14 hour, 15-hour days. >> it's a 24/7 job. melissa: what are some other things you're fetting calls for now, claudia? what does it tell you about the economy. i was looking at a lady's maid earning $75,000. i feel i need that. what is a lady's maid? >> that would be perfect for you. she will wake you up in the morning and wash your face. put your makeup out. put your medicine out. iron your clothing, underwear is pressed perfectly. e

looks like butler may have recovered it. donald butler with the recovery. >> phil: timed the snap count perfectly. that's what is important. top of the screen, williams gets around chris clark that time. donald butler back in the line up, one of the players who can make plays to help you win. peyton manning did not feel him that close you see chris clark, john fox, what did he say, he's the best back up tackle in the nfl but good timing by williams. >> jim: how similar did that look to the robert mateys of peyton manning in indianapolis h? >> phil: almost add identical. you see the quarterback getting hurt, but really the throwing arm. you saw peyton manning, always worry about his arm. he got hit, fortunately for them he's not hurt. >> jim: short field for chargers. it's been a long time from the 11. brian mathews picks up five. >> phil: they block it perfectly. you can block everybody perfectly but the free guy, the safety, rahim moore came up in there, tough and aggressive and stopped it. >> jim: i see wesley woodyard rig

butler, before i talk to you i would like to recognize angelo king and ed norman. i just want to know how you advertised this program you have? >> we are using a number of different techniques. we developed a data base of all the minority women on businesses, local businesses and sbe in the 941207 and 02 and we developed that list and e-mail and fax and we made sure we partnered up with disseminating information with the bayview merchants association and the chambers, the chamber of commerce and all the others to make sure they reach out to their constituents and stake holders to get the information out. we follow up with a systematically normally three within the timeframe of a prebid meeting and outreach workshop or any activities going on and we make everybody is aware to what is going on at the shipyard. >> how many people on your list and what kind of associations? >> that's an excellent question. we have every association and every chamber of commerce on our list and the cac and stakeholder organizations and when you take a look at the actual contractors, we

but sentorria butler, shakespeare's former girlfriend and the mother of his youngest son, says he was always more interested in spending the money on others. >> he went from being considered a nobody to everybody needs him all of a sudden. >> narrator: shakespeare reportedly gives out money to random strangers at the bank he frequents. he pays for people's burials, groceries, rents, and helps those in danger of losing their homes. >> people that barely knew him -- you know, former co-workers -- would go to abraham with a sad story and say, "hey, you know, i have a family, my house is about to get foreclosed on," and he'd say, "how much do you owe on it?" >> narrator: according to polk county detective chris lynn, he buys approximately 10 homes, then has the owners make payments directly to him. >> i didn't necessarily see it as a moneymaking scheme. he wasn't charging these people any more money than what they could afford. it was just generosity on his part. >> narrator: but the way shakespeare doles out money may be attributed to something more than plain generosity. with nothing mo

(laughter) french foreign minister and butler in a grey poupon ad laurient fabius said "the agreement too easy on tehran. one wants a deal but not a sucker's deal." and, folks, france know's a sucker's deal. they're the ones who sold us louisiana. (laughter) we should have saved the receipt. now our president's been outtoughed but the french. that's like being outsoberred by toronto mayor rob ford. and i'm not the only one. we stand with you, mr. mayor. i'm not the only one praising the french here. arizona senator and "bomb, bomb iran" lead vocalist john mccain tweeted "france had the courage to prevent a bad nuclear agreement with iran. vive la france." unfortunately, due to his inexperience with twitter he accidentally typed this into his microwave. (laughter) nation, you know if you watch the show i've been tough on france in the past. it's a miracle they survived the humiliation that was freedom fries. i don't think they're going to come back from that one but i think it's time to show them our gratitude so people of france in honor of your bravery from now on this shall be nobod

butler knowles the coach very rarely even comes in the locker room.'s going out to practice but it's the players who need to be accountable for themselves if there's something that -- >> that may change now. >> that may change now, reverend. >> let me raise this quickly, we find that jonathan martin's mother is a prominent attorney. martin's mother was one of the first cases at harvard law school involved workplace racial discrimination. she went on to handle employment discrimination cases for nearly two years. she even wrote a "usa today" op-ed entitled stop workplace harassment in your company. so this may get to some of the larger issues that i'm raising. if his mother has influence on this. >> randal? >> i think for the most part >> >> well, she's a -- >> go ahead, leroy. >> yeah, she's a leader in the community, of course. and if she raised her kid properly, i think definitely he's handling it this way. i think a lot of people you look at the blogs and some of the people and there's some nfl players wonder why me and randal even talking about it

the raiders have a prom yigs young receiver in brice butler. that happens to be a nightmare for abc7's mike shumann because he played with brice's dad this, is back when the earth's molten core was just starting to cool down. here is sh wuchlt a profile of young brice butler. >> reporter: raiders rookie wide receiver has big shoes to fill. his dad, bobby played 12 years for falcons at corner back.. >> i learned a lot from him, growing up around him and great nfl buddies i learn ed from the teammates . >> i remember freshman year my dad was like you can make a lot of money playing corner, you're tall. >> reporter: he surprised everyone. >> it's not college not like you're here contracted four years. and very v.a bad week or game. you know you? might not get round up next week. >> he hopes to be the future of the franchise. >> he's a sharp route runner. he sees defense, understands leverages we're a work in progress. none of us there yet. we've got to understand that. and be in each other's corner. >> brice having a hard time believing he's va mr

the raiders have a prom yigs young receiver in brice butler.ns to be a nightmare for abc7's mike shumann because he played with brice's dad this, is back when the earth's molten core was just starting to cool down. here is sh wuchlt a profile of young brice butler. >> reporter: raiders rookie wide receiver has big shoes to fill. his dad, bobby played 12 years for falcons at corner back.. >> i learned a lot from him, growing up around him and great nfl buddies i learn ed from the teammates . >> i remember freshman year my dad was like you can make a lot of money playing corner, you're tall. >> reporter: he surprised everyone. >> it's not college not like you're here contracted four years. and very v.a bad week or game. you know you? might not get round up next week. >> he hopes to be the future of the franchise. >> he's a sharp route runner. he sees defense, understands leverages we're a work in progress. none of us there yet. we've got to understand that. and be in each other's corner. >> brice having a hard time believing he's va mraiing for s

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it was the butler. the driver is now part of the family. it was him and he had some -- you know the guy i'm talking about, right? yeah. yeah, yeah, yeah. the chauffeur. >> the chauffeur. not butler. >> the younger daughter who died and -- >> yeah, yeah, yeah, oh, thanks. >> i'm so far behind i'm insulated from -- >> but this person who -- >> don't tell me. >> get the box set, becky. >> i'm going to. >> and sit down for over a weekend. >> i'm going to. >> you might get confused because she die necessary childbirth and she comes back like -- no, that doesn't -- we're mixing. >> walks out of the shower and nothing has changed. that was a different series, wasn't it? >> sorry, ross. but we digress. >> here we are. let's move on. we are 6 to 3 just about, decliners outpacing advancers at the moment. but we're up at the best levels of the day. data today has been the focus of european equities ahead of the u.s. open a little later. mainly out of the eurozone. slightly mixed in some ways and a growing die vern die vergeanc. what we saw was german

here's a prosecute file of young spotlight. >> in the end zone for about touch down. >> butler has bigns at corner back. growing up in nfl locker room. got the issue. >> learned a lot from him growing up. buddy i learn a lot from team mates. >> other side of the ball failing quarterback near wide receiver. >> the tony not that i don't want to play defense. >>reporter: that was at san diego state. he surprised everyone making this. >> not college. not like you hear contractor for years. have a bad week or have a bad game might not get around to the next one. >>reporter: rising quarterback prior are the same able and hope to be the future of this franchise. >> he sees the defense. none of us are there yet. we have to understand that being in each other corner. >> still having hard time believing he's playing it in black. >> guys like that play for the raiders. always have items. >> dream come true. he still captain cover me. >> get tell him that tomorrow. >> shoop still talking smack. it's on at the farm. plenty of snack talk this week on the oregon side. stanford beat other again and th

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this is butler's and chocolate. butler's is a manufacturer of fine irish chocolates.work with the jameson whiskey company to make irish truffles. very unique product. here we have some of the authentic irish from ireland. a huge range of authentic products. >> so popular. i'm interested in trying those truffles. in the meantime, the great thing also about this festival is that it benefits maryland irish charities. 32 of them. they are selling this commemorative glass here as well to benefit those charities. to learn more, you can go to irish festival.com. back to you guys. >> thank you. >> sharon gibala reporting live in timonium. >> nothing like chocolate in the morning. >> still to come on eyewitness news sunday morning. nothing like ravens in the morning. >> you will need your warmer close. jennifer is here to talk about what you can get and wh so if you have a flat tire, dead battery, need a tow or lock your keys in the car, geico's emergency roadside assistance is there 24/7. oh dear, i got a flat tire. hmmm. uh... yeah, can you find a take where it's a bit more

you'll do lee daniels' "the butler" since you're great and everything.> 60 seconds to launch. >> that was beautiful. i think it was the best one you've ever made. >> i thought you'd like it. >> i just wanted to tell you in case i don't -- >> stop! remember, i'm still betting on you, girl on fire. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: get ready for another big opening weekend. lenny kravitz, "the hunger games: catching fire" will be in theaters today. we're cooking with chef michael anthony. come on back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ to the gallery. how do you react when you first see this? it looks kind of like a dancer? reality check: some 4g lte coverage maps don't really look like maps. seems like maybe... a bunch of berries. a witch-like shrew. this one feels more empty. i'm seeing america, but a lot of it is missing. what do you see here? clearly a picture of the united states. check the map. verizon's superfast 4g lte is the most reliable, and in more places than any other 4g network. i should switch to verizon immediately. that's powerful. ver

theore, we are joined on mind by our correspondent natasha butler. bring us up to speed. what more do we know about the progress of the rocket? >> so far, so good. that is what the indian scientists are studying. the rocket took off as expected at 2:00 local time. it went off without a hitch. currently orbiting the earth. this mission is really going to take part in two parts. it will orbit the earth until it gains enough philosophy -- velocity to pull away from the earth's gravity and then propelled. it is a journey that will take 300 days at the satellite is expected to reach mars next september, 2014. . an enormous journey. it cost $73 million. it may sound like an awful lot of money come up but just a sixth of the nasa program. must be extremely exciting news in india. i am assuming it is getting expensive coverage. in your view, what does this mean for india? likes if it is it would become forth in the world to complete a mars mission after the united states, russia, and europe. it means it will beat it asian rival in this, china. they have managed to put human being

. >>> and on a much lighter note, to birthdays, happy birthday to gerard butler, 44, whoopi goldberg, 58, angary marshall, 79. >>> coming up later this morning on the "today"how, hear from ryan ferguson in his fst live interview. d natalie morales inoduces us to a man whose passion and ght for life inspired her over the year keept here for more news, weather and sports. i'm richard lui along with bill karins. have a good one. . . >>> a live look outside. a little haze in the air,w3 som he lden gate bridge. it is wednesy, the middle of e weekxd already. ngratulations for ming é@Ñiit, november 13th. this us "today in the bay."çót(

but critics told cbs reporter stacey butler it may give them a false sense of security. >> reporter: alicia merton won't go on her morning run without her cell phone and pepper spray. >> you want protection temperature unfortunately something happens. >> reporter: now there are new ways to turn your phone into a weapon. the yellow jacket is available online. it's a stun gun combined with a cell phone case with two prongs that generate 650,000 volts of electricity at the touch of a button. costa mesa self-defense trainer warns women weaponnizing your cell phone can give you a false sense of security. >> may be easy for someone to knock it down and then go into attack and as you can see, the cell phone is use less. >> reporter: he says the same is true for cell phone cases with pepper spray attached in small canisters. like smart guard. >> pepper spray doesn't always work 100% of the time. >> reporter: that's exactly what happened to our affiliate in pittsburgh. three times they try to deploy it. each time they say the product oozed out or sprayed for just a few seconds and that's if y

joe butler brought up social path behavior it's having no conscious for one thing but the way you interact with people is through empathy by through game playing. you know, ruining people is what is desired and ruining things. you know, if you lie it's not even because it's necessary a social lie you love to lie so i will tell lies especially, when it could easily be disproven. you will do things against your interest because it involves winning and manipulation. it's not helpful when projects are approved when theirs this behavior. there's nothing that was truthfully other then the dimensions. this is unfortunately commissioner is not here. how do you know if the things you are given is complete fabrications. this is for the support for the project for the properties in the vicinity. in 2010, the developer paid young people to go and see if they could get somebody to sign i want this church dpoornd or this building whatever so you'll see one of the big lots is the church and there is another lot which is the gables they've owned it centuries 1890 and the first name member motives there. i

. >> dana butler vaughn has seen a quarter inch fat reduction in upper arms after just four sessionsesting new clothes now. >> it is all about, you know, feeling better when you look at yourself in your out if fits and clothes. >> it takes about two months to get results like this and it lasts about a year or more. treatment packages start at $1,000. but some say it makes you feel like a million bucks. >> all about feeling better about yourself. >> for "the list," i'm jake peterson. >> now that you've had all of the fat sucked out of your body and left that funny bone exposed, we watch all of the late night talk shows to find the day's best punch lines in the news. >> a famous restaurant in paris, for the policy of giving good looking tables better tables than other people. i have eaten that restaurant. but we were sitting way in the back so, i don't know -- >> i love soup heros. but i don't know the thor thing. really? walking around with a hammer? this guy, you know, avengers, hey, thor, thank god you're here. come over with your hammer and hang this picture! yeah. >> in a recent int

a man is on the other end of that thing. >> anthea butler wins "nerdland" for day. article, must-read article is up on msnbc.com. lizz winston, anthea butler, who went with the sacrilege and sperm, and cassie underwood, whose bravery and courage is part of the group of women here and your continuing work. i wish you safety and godspeed in everything that you do going forward. up next, punishing people for trying to feed their families. the other side of this story. you're not going to believe what louisiana's governor is up to. fbj for real. how are things with the new guy? all we do is go out to dinner. that's it? i mean, he picks up the tab every time, which is great...what? he's using you. he probably has a citi thankyou card and gets 2x the points at restaurants. so he's just racking up points with me. some people... ugh! no, i've got it. the citi thankyou preferred card. now earn 2x the points on dining out and entertainment, with no annual fee.to apply, go to citi.com/thankyoucards i don't miss out... you sat out most of our game yesterday! asthma doesn't affe

in butler county, kansas, students were rescued from an overturned school bus. from houston to new orleans, chicago to detroit. the system is barreling towards the east coast and parts of the upper midwest. wicked weather that will give millions a post-halloween scare. tahman bradley, abc news, washington. >> that severe weather system is moving out. but not before making the morning commute very messy for millions of people. >> we get more from accuweather meteorologist, jim dickey. jim? >> good morning, john and reea. we continue to prak a powerful area of low pressure. we've been tracking this all week. it's moving into canada. cold front moving towards the eastern seaboard. keeping heavy rain in the eastern seaboard. soaking rain through this morning. the morning commute going to be an absolute mess. along with strong, gusty winds. widespread gusts, 40, 50 miles per hour. that will down some trees and power lines. john and reena, back to you. >> all right, jim. stay with abc news, as this system moves east. we'll have live team coverage on "gma." >>> from wa

butler their own eyes that seem awfully fun to lose them all to visit from the institute for research and development by all symbol will we know about the kidnappers. so ruiz a group that was created in last year it's the decent group from the set of core around which is more active in the north east of the trail head. sigh ruiz much more extremists with crumbs to kidnapping expatriates the core of the target of a book or on a small two weeks of gold that students will be in that institution forces. whereas this rule was precisely created to kidnap the tree so they are much more involved in kidnapping. and. europeans saw many kids in the north maybe kim knox some german british and the bunnies although the expect rates to twenty knots by mr who died whether the goods they would kill my own sorrow all because an option on the lounge not act against the terrorists and then in the meantime women and the cross fire and. the no stitch was killed. so really i would consider a sunroom to be much much closer to al qaeda when it comes to us watching this so called reserve is being denied a fea

look what happened when "the butler" became a giant hit.y of this problem. >> what was it rated in england? >> general audience. kids could go see the movie without any parental supervision. am i having fun with the mpaa? of course, sending james bond. >> what is there yet to come out and what does it look like to you are the early front-runners? >> i think that a marvelous movie "12 years a slave" is terrific "the butler" is getting tremendous response. movies to come out, my own, i'm screening "mandela long walk to freedom" tonight at the white house for the president and other screenings, "august osage county." david r. russell has a movie. this has been an outstanding year for film. >> he bass great, too, bob redford and bruce dern may get nominated. >> i love "nebraska." a great movie. redford's fantastic in his film too. >> the director in "gravity" is brilliant. a good year. >> it's beyond. they should have 20 films for best picture this year. actually i thought maybe we should split the awards into two, part one, and then the follow