the middle class has chun shruna third.ow they're betting on water to unite entrepreneurs, companies, government officials committed to making milwaukee the silicon watevalley of water. >> what i'm excited about today is that what we have here is not a field of dreams. it's a building of reality. >> reporter: in early september hundreds of people crowded around an unassuming corner of downtown milwaukee to celebrate what many hope will be a water shed moment for the city. >> we're making a big splash today. >> reporter: governor scott walker, and business leaders from around the state broke the ice at milwaukee's brand new global water center, the $22 million to transform the city into the nation's preeminent water technology hub. >> this is all part of fashions milwaukee as the fresh water capitol of the world. >> the seven story 100,000-square-foot clothing factor now serves as the high tech water incubator. it houses 25 companies and organizations exploring all things water. from purification to using algae to treat wast

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robert chun as you know is the manager of running this program and he has told me that we have already had more than 100 of the screening documents, returned. and even, though, the way that the program is set up, there is about, a one year, period for those screening documents to come back to us. and so, i would just see that as an indicator that a lot of people want to get going on the retrofitting as quickly as possible. and i key part will be the financing and patrick along with the san francisco apartment association and dbi, are hosting this special workshop at fort mason on october 23rd. and so, if any of you have time, that is between 6:00 and 8:00. in the evening. and a number of financial institutions will be there to essentially advice building owners what options they might have in order to manage the retrofitting cost. and the only other thing that i guess that i will report on is the we did make a presentation last week, at the government audit and over site committee, this is the committee that looks at all of the grand jury reports and as you know, we turned ours into th

chun has more of the chaos. >> the shoving and the screaming an swering. >> retailers calling it theowl of shopping for black friday. it seems like these flood the internet giving the battle a black eye. this ughfully flash at los angeles captured two years ago. >> all the people went in there and started destroying the boxes. >> all of this for marked down x-box game. >> people were fighting and i saw a lady going at it. >> [ screams ] >> was that moment a turning point for wal-mart? >> certainly, i think we can do a better job at managing crowds and helping customerting in the store and find the items and get out, i think we learned a lot. >> the orderly lines to the store and shoppers will get wristbands and what won't change are the surprise deals for the store. >> this dad brought his kid to wal-mart to witness the mayhem firsthand. >> that's something of black friday. your integrity. >> these chicago areas don't care of the mayhem, in fact, they thrive on it every year using apps and shopping for their young kids. >> 8 hours or so. >> seriously, all night. >> and it was worth i