>> john calls. >> call from john rogers with ace, queen. >> i'll stay in. >> gabbeli calls with ace-nineaction to david einhorn who looks down at a pair of queens. >> a perfect spot for einhorn here. he has a pair of queens and a bloated pot. >> i am all in. >> einhorn pushing all in. >> first big hand. >> how much is that? >> steve kuhn folds. over to john rogers who makes the call. >> what he doesn't know is he's drawn to just one ace left in the deck. nearly a 6-1 underdog to survive here. >> gabelli folds andised heads up rogers' ace-queen versus einhorn's queen. >> einhorn in great shape here. >> the flop comes. 10, 9, 2, no help for rogers. turn, two of diamond. still no help for rogers. he needs an ace or his tournament is over. >> and the river. >> and the river is the ace of hearts. >> ouch, einhorn crippled on the river. that is just brutal. that just hurts. >> i was ready to go. >> he loses nearly half his stack. he got in so good. that has got to hurt. >> einhorn will look to chip up as we move on to the next hand. jim chanos folds, 2, 3, off suit. over to mario gabelli who c

we're required to do a roll call vote. so we will have a roll call vote. [roll call]. >> the item passes. >> the item passes, let's go on to the next item, please. >> item six, not to exceed 598,000. the off ramp realignment project during the construction phase. and non-material terms and conditions. this is a national item. >> thank you. comments, concerns or questions? okay. let's go on to public comments. any member would like to comment on this item? seeing none, let's close this and have a roll call vote. [roll call]. >> this item passes. >> great. next item, please. >> item 7, for an additional of 1 year period, not to exceed 167,000 for city built services for phase two of the city of park way project. modifying agreement terms and non-material agreement terms and non-conditions. this is a national item. >> okay. colleagues, comments or questions? seeing none, we'll go on to public comments. public comments is open on item number 7. seeing none, we'll close the comments. and another roll call vote. [roll call]. >> item passes. >> item passes. let's

and when their country went to war, they answered the call. they put on the uniform and hugged their families good-bye. some of them hugged the wives and children that they would never see again. they fought in the rocky hills of italy, the blood-stained beaches of france and freezing mountains of korea and human -- humid jungles of vietnam. their courage almost defies imagination. when you read the records of these individuals, it's unimaginable the valor that they displayed. running into bullets, charging machine gun nests and climbing aboard tanks and covering their comrades so they could make it to safety, holding back enemies wave after wave even when the combat was hand-to-hand. manning their posts, some to their very last breath so their comrades might live of the. of the 24 american soldiers we honor today, 10 never came home. one of them, corporal joe baldonado from the korean war is still missing, reminding us that we have a obligation to give the families from our missing family members, a full accounting of their loved ones. throug

seeing none, we will close and have a roll call vote. [roll call vote]. >> item passes. >> okay. let's go on to item number 13. >> item 13, adopt the 19th avenue transit study final report. this is a national item. >> colleagues, any comments on questions? we will go on to public comments. any member of the public would like to comment? seeing none, we will close public comments and another have roll call vote. [roll call vote]. >> that item passes. >> great. we will now go on to items for direct board consideration. item 14. >> item 14, the construction of the 0-vision committee. this is a national item. >> i ask for this to come forward and it's really in the spirit of collaboration. i want to make sure we can maximize the commissioners in vision zero. i want to expand so we can have commissioner breed on the committee. all of us have played a large role. commissioner breed has been in the west area and i think she has a great contribution in our area and support our /tr-pgsz on the vision zero committee. any comments? >> thank you. i just want to thank commissioner avalos for

putin held a one-hour phone call with president obama on thursday but continued to reject calls to withdraw his forces from crimea. on thursday, the pro-russian crimean parliament voted to hold a referendum on splitting off from ukraine and joining russia. but the vote's legitimacy has been called into question after the installation of a pro-russian government in crimea just last week. in washington, president obama said the seperation of crimea would violate international law. >> the proposed referendum would violate the ukrainian constitution and international law. any discussion about the future of ukraine must include the legitimate government of ukraine. in 2014, we are well beyond the days when borders can be we -- we drawn over the head of democratic leaders. obama spoke hours after issuing visa bans on russian and ukrainian officials linked to the crimean occupation. russia claims it's protecting russian-speaking residents in the aftermath of the ouster of ukraine's elected government last month. we'll have more on the crisis in ukraine after headlines. the senate has rejected a me

no warning, no distress call.hing causes an airplane to come down from 35,000 feet, other than things that can be catastrophic. >> reporter: things like total structural failure, loss of both engines, complete electrical failure or pilot error. two passengers who boarded using stolen passports have raised concerns about terrorism. >> there's at least 40,000 stolen passports every year. it leaves us very vulnerable, not just to terrorist attack, but also other criminal activity. >> reporter: authorities have zeroed in on these thai travel agencies which sold these one-way tickets used by the imposters. sources tell abc news they were both paid for by an iranian man known as mr. ali. suspicious but inconclusive. the fbi is expecting fingerprints and photographs recovered at the airport of the imposters. once received, they'll compare them against a database of known criminals and terrorists. john and marci? >> thank you. now the aircraft underwent a maintenance check just days before it took off. everything came bac

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same house same call? >> okay. >> item 12. allocate $1,468,550 in prop k funds, with conditions, and $392,450 in prop aa funds, with conditions, for four requests, subject to the attached fiscal year cash flow distribution schedules and amend the prop aa strategic plan and relevant prop k 5-year prioritization program. >> great, commissioner mar? >> thank you, chair avalos and i want to thank the staff for these prop k items and i am pleased that the projects are moving for ward, with all of the challenges that they brought up regarding pedestrian safety and safety on our streets, it is really imperative that these projects move quickly and i want to install the traffic lights like the one at sunset and yorba before people are hurt or killed and not after and we have to identify, and design and fund and deliver the projects faster, and many of our residents in our communities are insisting and demanding that, two of the projects or a number of them are in the heart of the richmond district are on the edges like on masonic aven

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you can buy the gld, 135 call. 3.5 bucks for you. between splitting between the regular junes and the quarterlies. you can look at either one of those and it's a good way to make a bullish bet through the end of the second quarter. i think, you know, options are cheap. i do believe if the you know what hit the fan, i'd much rather own treasuries than gold. >> we have been seeing bullish gold buying. that is obviously some hedging activity. in is a afraid on gold and that's simple. >> a man has to know his limitations and his biasses. i just don't believe in the whole story. >> if you have a question out there, send us a tweet. >> you're right about treasuries, because we have over the course of the last several weeks, we have seen some bullish call buying. that's some hedging activity. you don't need to think about this as a hedge. this is a trade on gold. this is trade on gold. >> if you believe what carter has to say, then this makes sense. i hate gold. i don't think it's an investment. it's no more an investment than baseball card

this is why i would call on mr. putin, asking him to use the armed forces of the russian federation to establish legitimacy, peace, law, order, stability, and defend the people of ukraine. 1 march, 2014. i have an opportunity to show all of you a photocopy of the original of this statement of the president of ukraine. i show it to the president of russia. there it is. madam president, those who are trying to interpret this situation as aggression are threatening with all kinds of sanctions and boycotts. these are indeed our partners who consistently have encouraged forces close to them to engage in alternatives and refrain from dialogue, to polarize ukrainian society. we call on them to show responsible approaches to set aside geopolitical calculations and to put above all the interests of ukrainian people. it is necessary to fulfill obligations in the agreements dated february 21. the full consideration of ukrainian federation for subsequent approval in a national referendum, and the establishment of the legitimate

you would call the number.we are not hearing whether or not there are any americans on board the flight. we do know that there were passengers of 13 different nationalities. 239 passengers and crew, including two infants sadly. and right now we're still waiting to hear -- we're still waiting to hear from the airlines as far as exactly who was on that flight, megyn? >> joining me by phone, scott hamilton, thank you for joining us. what can you tell us about this aircraft? >> the triple 7 is one of the safest airplanes in aviation history. this is the triple 7 200, this is only the third major accident for the plane, the third was a british airlines crashing outside heathrow airport due to icing, this is the third one. >> and so when you hear this information tonight about the aircraft seemingly just disappearing from contact with air traffic control what if anything does it tell you? >> i kind of agree with what has been said on your show here just a few minutes ago is that when you have an airplane simply disap

they call in obamacare.e that name. >> by noting sheehan sees having the president take the credit he calls a obamacare but she said no but what is the difference? it is the law and not the name in the higher premiums that people who think they are covered but they are not or they thought they could keep their doctor is that is the issue not the name that they created. patrick good to have you. a she really offended? because she puts so much sweat equity really has her fingerprints and not his. >> it does. she said we will have to vote in order to find out what in is in it than she has a god her face as a consequence but what do you call it? you could put to earings the and lipstick on a pig and call her peggy sue but it is still a peggy and i am afraid obamacare is still an albatross around the neck of the democratic party headed to little big board in november. neil: but you could call the pig peggy sue. [laughter] here is my concern that they stopped everything else to make sure it happens. they clear the

elite phone calls raise questions over who was shooting who.atherine ashton heard anti-government prove okay terse and carried out the shooting. >> it was disturbing. all the evidence shows that people who were killed by snipers among police men and people from the streets. they were the same snipers dealing with people from both sides. >> olga, a medical doctor working with the protesters denied saying the same people were shooting protesters and police. an investigation is still going on. he rejects the theory voiced in the phone call. >> i don't think politicians from ukraine could be involved. you'd have to be cynical and criminal. i think if there is such information we'll need to announce it. it could be a long time before the truth is established. for now that are painful memories and plenty of unanswered questions. in the square behind me, independence square, there are huge mounds of flowers in tribute to the people called the martyrs, people who died on the protesters side. some of those we shouldn't forget were members of the riot po

between the lower strike call and the 24 cents he collected on those two higher strike calls, mikes aeduced his costs down to 18 cents and fwlou to make money, mike only sooedz needs to see zynga shares rise more than the cost of the trade for above $4.68. >> i created the perfect system. >> not right. if windows shares rise above $6.32, mike could be on the hoof for infinite losses. >> we are at def con 1. >> to prevent that mike bought a call, now between the 42 cents he's paying for the lower strike calm the 24 cents he is collecting by selling the two middle strike calls and the 7 cents he is paying for the higher strike call, he is shelling out a total of 45 cents. that's the most he can lose, in order to make money, he needs stocks to rise above 4.75 by april expiration. since the time of the trade, zynga shares rallied over 25%, making this trade a winner, leaving one more question, what will these two gamers do now? before we get to that, let's see how much money was made, had you bought zynga at the time of the trade, you would have made 25%. mike's trade costs 25 cents and c

i have been calling him. no answer. he's bleeding around the mouth area. >> did you go inside the bedroom? >> how did you know he is bleeding from the mouth area? >> a shot rang out in the room. >> you're telling me you can't get in the bedroom, right? >> i cannot get in the bedroom, the door is locked. >> so how do you know he is bleeding from the mouth? >> i don't know that. >> there is no way that brian vaughn would have known that his dad would have been shot if the door was locked and he could not gain entry. >> the biggest evidence against brian vaughn was brian vaughn. >> investigators suspected that brian used a .9 millimeter gun from his father's own collection. >> we believe from talking to his friends and his office manager that he would have had a gun in his night side table. and on the night of the murder, no gun was found there. we understand that he had .9 millimeter guns in the past as well and leslie was killed with a .9 millimeter. the gun was, in this case though, never found. >> finally, investigator

the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: mrs. feinstein: madam president, i ask that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. feinstein: i have come to the floor to ask my colleagues to support the nomination of john owens to the united states court of appeals for the ninth circuit. this was approved by the judiciary committee without dissent. i want to quickly mention his request qualifications. he received his bachelor's with high distinction from the university of california, 1993 as he was inducted into phi beta kappa. he graduated first in his class at stanford law school in 1996. from 1996 to 1997 he was law clerk to judge j. clifford wallace, a noted conservative justice appointed by president nixon to the ninth circuit. he went on to serve as a law clerk to supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. in 2001 he became a federal prosecutor, joining the united states attorney's office in california. he became -- began in the general crime section, prosecuting a wide variety of violent crime

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we are calling it now the tea party, but we have called it many, many thanks. it was when those groups got together and decided we can actually win and send people to washington dc that want to make a difference. i did not come here to make friends. i came here to save the republic and save the nation. i need you to get engaged. it need you to get active. with your help, i believe that 2014 will be bigger than 2010. [applause] thank you very much. god bless america. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome george rodriguez. >> i am fighting off an nsa allergy, i think. [laughter] they're trying to silence us. years ago the tea party came to texas, and is stronger than ever, particularly in south texas. what is curious to many political pundits is that we attract hispanics into the movement in south texas. there are several reasons. first of all, contrary to what many liberals believe, not all hispanics are the same. [laughter] ok? you just heard from a puerto rican. here i am, a mexican-american. there are cubans. there are central americans. and even within the

i will call them, i call both of them the two great garbled powers.der and know the movie cannon, may remember greta garbo and her famous line, i want to be alone. and she had her huge sun grasses on. -- sun glass glass. there is a greta garbo here. i want to be aloan. expressed by mitt romney when obama chided romney, hey, man, haven't you figured out, haven't you realized the cold war is over? well the cold war is back but it is not a cold war in a classic sense but idealogical dimension is missing. now the germans totally abandoned the strategic role in the last two generations. and they kind of saw themselves, what they call a civilian power and one that is lodged in the heart of the e.u. called the empire of peace. we don't do war. we do all kind of other stuff. we trade, we give aid, we help people build democratic institutions. we're diplomats. we're intermediaries. we don't do war. and so but you know, this is, this is kind of the situation. i mean this is the mind-set with which these two key players bestrode the stage. strategy by hard power

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so it sound likes the president in addition to calling vladimir putin is calling the allies to get behind him, which is, jim, very important, but i want to talk about the tough statement that the white house put out in respect to the president's 90-minute phone call to vladimir putin and what it was like. let me give you a sense of it. let us put it up on screen, because this is the hard position that the president is taking here. the united states calls on russia to provide deescalation by withdrawing the forces from ukraine and refraining from any interference elsewhere in ukraine. as we are hearing from the senior white house officials, the white house is making the diplomatic threat that the white house is no longer making preparations for the g-8 summit in sochi in june, and that is a clear shot to the russians as to what is happening next. but also, the fact that the united states is condemning russian's military action and considering it a violation of the international law, and jim, the contrast is very striking, and with respect to the kremlin's version of the phone call. it talk

as you notice, they're not calling me officer or policeman. they call me mr. garcia. that's where it stands. we're on equal ground. this is hopeless. where is jamal ? i don't know. but i have a couple at table four who are begging for caffeine. i'm no good at this. crossroads cafe. ah ! jamal, finally ! where are you ? the coffee machine is broken again. jamal, slow down. i can't understand you. what ? how could that be ? all right, jamal. yes, of course, i'll be there as soon as i can. - what's the matter ? - don't tell me i've got to drink tea all day. - the police took jamal to the station. - why ? - to question him. - about what ? i couldn't understand everything, he spoke so fast. something about burglaries. wait a minute. i read something in the metro section. here it is: "wanted in a string of recent burglaries. "eyewitnesses describe the suspect as being male medium build late twenties, possibly of middle-eastern origin." don't tell me the police think jamal's involved. they are saying he fits the description of the burglar. that's ridiculous. there are millio

between the call and the 24 cents he checked on those two higher strength calls, mike reduced his callsown to 18 cents. now to make money, mike only needs to see the shares rise above that lower strike price by more than the cost of the trade or above $4.68 on april expiration. >> i created the perfect system. >> well, not kwiechlt you see, because mike sold more calls than he bomb. if zynga shares rise above day 42, mike could be on the hook for infinite losses, so to protect himself against that, mike went ahead and bought the april 6g9 call for kre7b9s. now between the 42 cents for the lower strike calm the 24 cents he's collecting by selling the two middle strike calls and the kre7b9s cents he is paying, he is shelling out 25 cents, the most he can lose, in order to make money, he needs zynga to ride by april expiration. since the time of the trade, synga shares are a winner. leaving one more question, what will those two gamers do now? before we get to that, let's see how much money was made. had you bought zynga at the time of the trade, you would have made about 25%. that's prett

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that call. that's how this plummets he -- that's how diplomacy works. what they are supposed to be doing. they are trying to work things out and when no one's listening, they sometimes use expletives. no big deal. it led to a vulnerability that allowed the russians to accuse americans of outside interference. this is a canard. that's what we do. we do it and the russians do it and the eu does it and everyone interferes all the time. the ideas not to get caught and two when the interference war. the interference war. that was an instance of the intelligence counterespionage. that was overtaken right away. your other point is that the u.s. and the eu have been over-interfering in the ukraine -- i don't know -- the administration has been more active in the ukraine more than it usually is on this issues. where you sit is where you stand. there has been a lot of act -- activity and none of it has yet to vince vladimir putin to reverse course. the game is not over yet. we are in the first inning of w

isn't that democracy we are calling for? we are calling for democracy.ou are trying to make it look like -- what you're saying is not the definition of democracy, what we are saying. he came back to the tragic events that sincerely -- we express our condolences and these are dramatic and tragic events of three months. there is no doubt. do not think that russia has any doubts of the fact that the basis of these crises -- that we are happy with what the resident did. somewhere along the way maybe after this break up of the laws that were adopted and you criticized these a lot and you repeated it. they exist in many other countries. at some point we could not cross the road during a demonstration. you criticized them a lot and you repeated it. that you some points couldn't cross the road in demonstrations. french law in 2009, if i'm not mistaken, it's not possible to masks on the streets during peaceful political demonstrations. so maybe there are other things on.ng but, in fact, there are many and nts have come together many things that exists in countrie

he never calls her again. he knows there's no one there to answer. >> o'quinn's job in the intensive care unit would have given him access to pediatric butterfly ivs like the ones found in michelle's trash. investigators wanted to see if they could link o'quinn to the two bottles of propofol. the vials of propofol have a national drug control number and a lot number. >> those specific bottles of propofol were shipped by mckesson distributors out of lakeland, florida. >> from there, they were shipped to the shands hospital at the university of florida. >> they were shipped during the time period of when oliver o'quinn was employed there. >> specifically, they were placed in an automated dispensing machine in the hospital icu. >> i traced it to a machine that operates kind of look a soda machine. you punch in the patient number, and it drops a bottle of a pharmaceutical in your hand. >> to get the propofol from the dispensing machine, a hospital employee had to enter his employee number. and whose code was enter

not just cold and was also called cent. i understand when calls were contrary to what extent since the recording stops addressing concerns that calls from lawyers to clients and at the stations may have been recorded. he had this to say the fault was made by prisoners. the person is taken to an office art which in an area where we would it make your normal routine of course played the phone cause he will be an area that we would on the stand to be monitored. it will be an area that we do not physically stand by and this is the cause. we would see no reason because expenses is part of the squad's happens to the recordings from my experience in the control room to maria was pivotal for it. any cats that were needed for an essential purposes or don't go to the separate tips he was a chord with me to destroy the stewards today did the system and maintenance for multipurpose and one would assume that the protection there parts of evans would be just right. i don't know if that is the case that is up top there that are just that

let's listen to this call. >> 911. where is your emergency? >> i called. >> i know.for 1345 south -- >> yes, yes. >> they're on your way. you only called a couple of minutes ago. they're on their way, okay. >> you know, it's an emergency, and they are still not here. >> okay. they're on their way. >> okay, bye. >> all right, bye. >> well, there is a person rather pathetically trying to get the ambulance to show up that normally would have gotten there, presumably. and there you have this traffic gridlock. it doesn't get through. >> and it was causing problems for the dispatchers too. not only were they having to deal with the normal calls coming in, and there are a lot of them, but now there are also all these calls coming in about traffic from angry motorists. remember, a 91-year-old woman died while she was waiting for first responders. her family said they don't blame chris christie, but this was just causing all sorts of problems. there are accidents. there are people angry, traffic, and certainly closing down these lanes without telling anyone why made it a lot

madam clerk, call items 24 and 25. as >> that's a special order the board of supervisors will known for a whole meeting for items 25 the proposed ordinance ordering west point road and various easements for the phrase 2 development reserving is easements rights for the city and in connection making the recite finding and supervisor cowen >> thank you. i want to take a moment to talk about the street vacations. i'm talking about this norman i wouldn't but there was a little bit of misinformation and as a result this information was brought to my attention a couple of days ago. it's a vacation of a few easements street in bayview hunters point. i gave a few keys to a few family in the affordable housing units. the rebuilt of those are essential to supporting our public heirs residents and revooilt a neighborhood in the southeast sector. as we begin to work on phase 2 of the rebuilt for hunters view it's necessary to reconfigure bike access and other transportation needs for the approval plans for the project. this is a s

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. >> we expose what an insider calls a second set of books. millions of dollars in unexplained expenses at one of the bay area's largest transit agencies. >> why can't i go on line and get this information? >> unfortunately, the way our system works -- >> we investigate the day care system, why our state is so far behind. and we go undercover to test the safety system in place at ski resorts. here's chief investigative reporter tony kovaleski. >> and thank you for joining us. for the next 30 minutes, we investigate. tonight we begin with your safety and medical emergencies. when you have a medical emergency we know that every second counts, but the investigative unit has found that san jose's fire department is wasting valuable time, not getting to emergencies fast enough. it's violating a county contract. and our reporter has uncovered revealing internal documents showing the times may be even worse than san jose has reported. >> 19th street for a 43-year-old male with abdominal pain. >> they should be very concerned about the service they're

madam clerk, would you please call the roll [roll call]. >> very good. next item please. >> march 25th 2014, this is is national item. >> we can go with the public comment on the minutes. any member of the public would like to comment. seeing none, we'll close for the comment. >> let's have a roll call vote [roll call]. >> minutes passed. >> great. let's go on to our next item, please. >> item three, treasury report, this is an information item. >> thank you, ms. cheng. colleagues, i begin our report this month in recommend /pwrapbs of joseph flanagan who passed away in early march. many of us knew him from district 6 as a community leader who was thoughtful and looked out for others, especially the seniors and disability community. i know commissioner kim will have remarks as well later on today. let me just say that joseph will be missed by all of us and we honor him today through our work going forward. joseph also did a lot of assistance in our offices and he really was committed to making sure that this city could run effectively. other things, visi

some called the referendum a violation of international law. self-determination is a value all of us here today hail. we do so while recognising the critical foundational importance of national and international law. coercion cannot be the means by which a self determines. >> china chose to abstain, saying the vote would complicate matters. there were 11 in the no column. among those voting, russia, syria, cuba and venezuela, against the resolution. >> it is confrontational in nature. the draft questions the meaning of the referendum in crimea, which played a key and historical role. >> the general assembly resolution is non-bind, carries no legal weight and has no direct effect on the ground but is a reapplication of the international country. moscow proved several times in the past, it's more than willing to go it alone. >> meantime the international monetary fund threw ukraine a financial life line worth up to 18 billion. the international monetary fund is requiring tough reforms. nick spicer reports from crimea. >> the outside money is crit

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[laughter] >> explained to us big deal about calling israel a jewish state.it seems to me if that is the only price you still have to pay to get the state that it's implicit in all the things that the palestinians have accepted in the years. >> now we have the question about hamas and the jewish state business. number one, how they defined themselves. even the states have their own committees in th the constitutis that defined themselves in any way they want. i will never interfere in israel's basic law, constitution. that's for them to do. that's number one. number two, i agree that we have a range of issues like borders of elements and missions with neighbors and no one can bring the items of the negotiations. why? as individuals we have birth certificates. when i was born my mom or dad went to the ministry of health and said my name. when missions are worn they also have a birth certificate in the state of israel. we would like to exchange letters of recognition september 13, 1993. i want to be very honest with you. i recognize i cannot read lips or what t

that's earlier than we normally call, but the dry conditions we felt dedicated that we should call for that and that's for san franciscans but all of san francisco. that is a system wide level of reduction we are aiming for and we are calling on san franciscans on that and the need to achieve that. we average a demand here in san francisco about 73 million gallons a day. our use is low here in san francisco, approximately 49 gallons per day per residential use. it comes to 88 gallons per resident if you factor in industrial . that is lower than most areas. the key that we have found is really educating people to the need to conserve and really to get meaningful conservation is replacement of plumbing fixtures such as shower heads, toilets, installing faucets and plumbing fixtures and useless water and whether it's through a rebate program. we have some of those as well. those are the ways to get more out there. i think you will be doing a lot of that in the coming months. regarding state departments the mayor issued directives on february 10th to further reduce consumption by 10 percen