commissioner courtney: aye. >> the motion passes 3-1. vice president moran: next item, please. >> the next item will be hour closed session. i will invite any public comment on closed session items, if there is any. vice president moran: do we have public comment on closed session items? there are none. >> could you entertain a motion to deal with the items listed below? threat to public services or facilities, consultation with agency chief of security, and conference with legal counsel about property settlements in a san francisco superior court case, 436930, filed january 31, 2005. is there such a motion? vice president moran: moved and seconded. the motion carries. >> we will now go into a closed session.

commissioner courtney: aye. >> the motion passes 3-1. vice president moran: next item, please. >> the next item will be hour closed session. i will invite any public comment on closed session items, if there is any. vice president moran: do we have public comment on closed session items? there are none. >> could you entertain a motion to deal with the items listed below? threat to public services or facilities, consultation with agency chief of security, and conference with legal counsel about property settlements in a san francisco superior court case, 436930, filed january 31, 2005. is there such a motion? vice president moran: moved and seconded. the motion carries. >> we will now go into a closed session. ♪ ♪ >> ♪ o! say can you see by the dawn's early light, what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming, whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight, o'er the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming? and the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our fla

i am here with the fox news correspondent, courtney friele.is lips were solely responsible for the chapstick shortage of 1989. it is paul mccurio. his latest cd is called image l you? >> that is kind of sad, actually. >> he is living proof that humans can molt. it is bill schulz. >> and he is so sharp that children use his face 20* carve pumpkins. he is chief of the daily caller. and his snobish diction mixes fact with fiction. it is our "new york times" correspondent. >> today the law professor writes of a supreme court case that could erode privacy in public spaces. i for one hope it does get eroded and boxcar pete will get what is coming to him as far as what he did to meet in a public space. or on me at any rate. i am the "new york times," by gum and not a hobo diaper. that will be my epitaf. >> what an elegant way to put it. >> i always put it in an elegant way. >> that's for sure. >> it is for sure. >> it was like survivor, but with smart people. i speak of yet another republican presidential debate, this time on cnn hosted by the dude w

joe jolander -- courtney jolander. >>> historic photo documentation landed a former syu profess fors. 40,000 photos. dominic reports. arnold is known to many as the photographer. now 91 years old, and the world war ii veteran is taking thousands of dollars throughout his life and was unsure of what to do with them until he met a retired professor. >> all i thought was what in the heck am i going to do with these. long time for professor laky. >> reporter: he keeps researches. in return, they are at san jose state, and i just decided to build a archive of images, always from the beginning of photography through the 1960s. >> reporter: he considers the collection a diamond in the rough and purchased over 40,000 negatives. they are organized 1940s to 960s ranging from urban development to the vintage sju football. >> the collection is at the academy at the king library at san jose state. >> this was a big deal for us. get all of this. 40-year documentation in photographs of san jose. >> it's the academy's largest collection of photographs. >> save the date. made me think i did something

commissioner courtney: aye. >> the motion passes 3-1. vice president moran: next item, please. >> the next item will be hour closed session. i will invite any public comment on closed session items, if there is any. vice president moran: do we have public comment on closed session items? there are none. >> could you entertain a motion to deal with the items listed below? threat to public services or facilities, consultation with agency chief of security, and conference with legal counsel about property settlements in a san francisco superior court case, 436930, filed january 31, 2005. is there such a motion? vice president moran: moved and seconded. the motion carries. >> we will now go into a closed session. president vietor: the commission took no item -- action on item 16. could we have a motion regarding whether to disclose? >> move not to disclose. president vietor: all those in favor? opposed? >> any other items before we adjourn? president vietor: seeing none, the meeting is adjourned. >> with my artists, eight of them are working

[roll call] >> commissioner courtney is excused attendance today, he is out of the states. >> if there is no objection from my fellow commissioners, i would like to take item number 7a out of order and next on the agenda. and supervisor campos will have a chance to make some remarks before he goes on to his next meeting. supervisor campos: thank you, commissioner and general manager. i want to thank his commission for its service to the city and county of san francisco. i am here today in my capacity as chair of the local agency formation commission and to talk about where we are in a very important project that we have been working on for quite some time. a lot of work has been done by staff and it is something we have been working on for quite some time. i think we have now reached a crossroads, a critical point in the history of this project. i of the project has been before the commission at different times and at some point will be before the commission as an action item. i am here to talk about the need for us to jointly have a public and open discussion about where this project

courtney joelander with the story. >> reporter: from rap and guitar to harmonicas and standup comedy. open mic gives the puck lick a stage to show off their talent. >> if people with are in touch it, it's a great opportunity to express themselves. as soon as they come back, the list of side items were full. i would say a lot of students came through. >> reporter: sjsu student patrick mccally performs wherever he can. >> when i go to open mic night, it's the chance to open up in front of the audience. they are great. >> reporter: open mic night is every tuesday and thursday at 7:00 p.m. in san joe say, courtney joelander sjsu news. >>> formula 1 is a club on campus you may not have heard about. the president said it's a hidden gym. >> we are a huge time commitment like any other sports team. instead of working out or whatever, we design, build, and compete. the same idea. >> reporter: the team members construct cars for scratch and compete with colleges around the world. last semester the team claimed 1 1st place. it's been sponsored by monster energy company. getty hopes to build on t

the other is kim courtney. kim i can say has placed more people in residential treatment than any other program in the county jails and i would say all those other programs combined. she dead -- does that with brad's support and help. jamie, i i have worked with jimmy. we partner with his program. it is one of the best partnerships we have. the passion he brings to his work is incredible. we have a lot of great candidates. thank you. supervisor kim: they give for being here. is there any other public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. i want to reiterate it was an honor to read your applications and to read about the incredible work you have done and the challenges you have confronted and addressed and a willingness to work with other people from young people to veterans and the disabled to hiv-positive and make our city a stronger place. i was not sure how we would go about doing this. we have two incumbents. how many years has she served? mr. miller has served for two years. >> two y

next, we have kimberly courtney. and then that we have kevin joseph. -- and then we have kevin joseph. >> hi, my name is kimberly courtney. i qualify, doing some county time in at san francisco, san mateo, not multiple terms, but upon my release from custody, but i immediately put myself into a rehabilitation program and was allowed to do a couple of internships with the public defender's office and the social workers that allow me to go into custody and work with women who are needing services while i was still on parole. since then, i have done multiple jobs, mostly within custody. primarily getting people treatment from jail, facilitating the paperwork, making sure the lawyers know what is available for them, calling multiple programs, seeing if i can get that available for the clients that want that. i take requests for free entry services all day, every day. i work with a charter school, so i am that cj-5 and cj-2. some of my clients are the students in the school, and we have hundreds. it is reentry services, n

courtney jolander is anding by live on campus with more... courtney? this weknsus report confirms that the poverty rate increased dramatically for young adults... age 18 to 24. and here on campus... many people are hurting.... but don't talk about it. ">>>">>>we have students in our midst that are sitting next to us in our classrooms who didn't have a meal yesterday." >> social worker wiggsy silversten has been working for san jose state university for more than fifty years and has noticed an increase of students on campus. s-j-s-u president mohammad qayoumi is aware of the students struggling financially. " " ">>>the number of students with federal pell grant recipients are more than twice that of standford cal tech, and usc educates jointly...we have done our best to make financial aid available" >> pell grants fr the federal government give undergrads anywhere from five-hundred-and-fifty-five dollars to more than five-thousand dollars ... based on the expected contribution from the student's family. s-j-s-u student lisa weber shows that there is hop

this one may have the best shot, courtney.is is what a lot of analysts are calling the ipad killer. will it turn out the be? i'm not sure. some of the pros that the kindle fire has going for it, number one, the price point. $199. considerably cheaper than the most basic ipad is going to run you $499. that's also a nice price point ahead of the holiday shopping season. it only weighs 14.6 ounces. 16 million colors. we got to see a sample of a movie being play on it. very impressive. right there alone, the content. that could be where amazon could really get apple. amazon offers over 100,000 movies and tv shows. some start at 69 cents. that's where they could really go after apple. not necessarily for the ipad itself. those customers are much more business oriented. this is much more of a consumer product. especially with the price point and it's just wireless. it does not have 3g. which could be a disappointment to many. at the same time, that's how they're able to keep the price point so low. there's a definite tradeoff going

courtney has the scoop. boycott of ice cream?ere's a lot going on today and here are some thing we thought you should know. this man saved a man's life. he went into cardiac arrest. roe used cpr and the medical dwoimt restart the man's heart. congressman roe said springing into action helped someone still comes naturally to him. >> you are a physician first. no question, after spending over 30 years practicing medicine. you don't stop being a doctor. i mean, that's what you do. that's the way i and the way i've been taught to think and the way i've been trained. it was just really like, i guess, deja vu. you're back doing what you were trained to do. >>> this week twitter says it will begin selling political ads. it will kick off the political cycle. five candidates have signed up to place their ads on twitter. >>> and the republican national committee has surpassed its democratic counterpart in fundraising this month. in august, the rnc raised about $8.2 compared to $5.4 million raised by the democratic national committee. the r

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and so we turn now to cnbc's courtney reagan for the market rundown. not part of our trivia question today as the last reagan to run for office. courtney, will the president's debt plan have any impact on the markets today? >> more than likely not. we kind of know what to expect. we know it probably won't go very far, at least as far as those tax increases are concerned. we're going to have a hard time getting that past anyone that is in that republican camp. but it does look like the rally that we've had for the last five days could be running into some roadbloc roadblocks. futures sharply lower ahead of the open. we saw stocks in asia close lower. europe is in the red. really, chuck, it's sort of the same story. investors continue to be disappointed in european leaders. they weren't able to make much progress as far as the talks went this weekend to resolve greece's debt crisis. despite the fact expectations were pretty low, everyone's hoping for some kind of a small miracle. the greek government is outlining a new round of budget cuts because it's t

. >> commissioner moran, commissioner caen, commissioner tores, commissioner courtney,. commissioner vietor is excused from today's meeting. >> i believe that mr. shepherd as a substitute language? >> an alternative language is the redline copy in the folder, paragraph three, just a clarification that shows a significant a larger change in clarifying the understanding of what was said. following public comment and after additional comment, the commissioners address for wholesale customers through 2018 and beyond, there was recognition that the relationship with wholesale customers was contractual and long-term supply issues would have to be dealt with under the terms of a large supply agreement. customers represented by the bay area water supply and conservation agency, under an agreement as to how the short and long-term water supply needs can be met. this changes the post from the vice-president. >> thank you. this was a less formal meeting than most. we were struggling to put together something. if there are any other thoughts on that? and if not, i have a motion and

courtney reagan joins us live right now.eing in terms of why we are seeing the dow drop? >> market watchers were listening with a careful ear to president obama's speech last night, today the headlines are the worries trickling over from across the pond. europe continuing that trend, so stocks today are selling off on the european debt worries. the dow is down more than 2%. we shed 119 points yesterday. stocks moving lower on the announcement that the european central bank board member stark is leaving. ecb says the departure is due to personal reasons. there are reports mr. stark didn't agree with the central bank's bond-buying program. they decided to buy billions of dollars worth of italian and greek bonds. apparently he didn't like it. that's what the reports are saying. we saw markets sell off fairly considerably at that announcement. the market is waiting to hear more from the president. we'll hear from him again in richmond, virginia, minutes from now. the main surprise last night to wall street was the size of his ch

good morning, courtney. >> good morning to you. futures have actually turned negative as investors await the latest decision from the federal reserve. the fed is widely expected to unveil a new type of stimulus program dubbed operation twist, first used in the 1960s which is where it gets the name from the famous chubby checker song. it would have the fed buy longer dated government bonds. the idea is it would help keep interest rates low on mortgages and other loans to help consumers. ahead of the fed we'll get data on existing home sales. that's out about at about 10:00 a.m. this morning. stocks were mixed tuesday as late date worries. the dow closed up seven points to 11,408 t. nasdaq fell 22 to 2,590 christmas is already shaping up to be a struggle. shopper track expects holiday sales to rise 3% less than last year's 4% increase. consumers could make fewer trips to the store. shopper track expects traffic to drop 2%. when people do shop, they may head straight for the bargain aisle. the typical family income adjusted for inflat

appreciate the nod toward both incumbents but in this case i would like to see a fresh face, kimberly courtney. i was impressed with her presentation and her application. she qualifies for one, too, or four. those were the candidates i would like to see and i am caught. i have three others i have circled for the last two spots. i am having a tough time. kimberli and mike ngo, i would like to see initially. supervisor farrell: i would be fine with supervisor elsbernd's nominees. and we're looking here today with so many applicants for so few seats. the three i have circled the we did not mention yet, mr. brewster, mr. miller, who is the incumbent, one of the incumbents and mr. mauniz. i was impressed with their applications. they are people would be happy to support. >> i spent some time looking at the applications and it is great to your people speak in person. there are three mayoral appointees. i am hoping he will appoint some of the applicants that are here today. i am supportive of reappointing miller and mike ngo and jamie. i do not know of there is a consensus, we have consensus on mike

. >> hi, courtney, it's bianna from "good morning america." how are you? >> oh, my gosh.s happening. >> i can't believe i'm talking to courtney. >> you asked us the basics. >> who is your favorite nfl football team? >> new england patriots. that's an easy one. >> what's the worst film you have ever seen? >> the worst movie? probably anything with ben affleck in it. >> okay, listen, how tall are you? may i ask? >> i'm 5'5". you asked if we really do like each other. >> are the three of you as good of friends off the air as you appear to be on the air? >> do you ever, ever get agitated with each other? >> yes. yes. >> is there one person -- >> yes. >> i blame it on ron for getting us lost. >> bianna was driving when we got lost. >> no one told me. you were too busy yelling at me while i was driving. >> you asked some really, well, odd stuff. >> have you ever sported an afro in your career? >> yes. >> yeah, as a matter of fact. >> did you really? >> yes. [ speak a foreign language ] >> you seem to be leaning to the right in your chair. you're always leaning. >> i think i'm l

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good morning, courtney. >> hi, good morning, jon. futures have turned slightly negative but that is following yesterday's big market rally which snapped a three-day losing streak. some fears are easing over europe's debt crisis. we were able to hold onto the gains even after the report economic growth is continuing at a moderate pace. lots of focus on the two major policy speeches, the first from ben bernanke in minneapolis and then president obama tonight. we get data today on the trade deficit, filing for unemployment and consumer credit. the dow rose 275 points wednesday to 11,414, the nasdaq gained 75 to 2548. it's getting close to crunch time for labor talks between the uaw and the automakers. ford and chrysler are far apart in discussions. the sticking point as usual, pay. gm is reportedly further along and closer to agreement. the uaw's current contract expires next week. >> and speaking of automakers ford is offering relief to people impacted by hurricane irene. it's giving the option to delay some car payments if they qualif

. >> commissioner courtney: on page 25, with the five tiers, if i have both the electric and gas portion, and i still paying the -- am i still paying the gas portion myself? >> that bill has a couple of rows on it that shows usage in kilowatts and shows the usage in british thermal units on your natural gas so you will continue to see that. there will be one row that says clean power sf. >> commissioner moran: you'll pay most of the charges for electricity. they will still do with -- deal with pg&e? >> could remove the gas part? >> that is a fair question. we show the breakout on how much of that pg&e bill is how much gas, how much electricity. we do the same thing on our water bill to save on costs and so we combine the water and sewer under one bill just like pg&e combines a electricity and gas. customers typically -- that is why we show them with two parts to the column. >> commissioner moran: in the term sheet itself, let me start with the simplest of questions. this is the parameter for contract negotiations. it seems it is really contract, not so much program. am i missing somethin

commissioner courtney: thank you, mr. ritchie. i am glad you brought up texas. that was helpful for me, because i did not want to get into a discussion about the merits of desalinization. but when this came before us for the first time, the most recent time, there were three of us here. i was uncomfortable with the public concern of lack of opportunity to weigh in and that this out -- and vet this out. my concern was there was not sufficient opportunity for members of our public to engage us in the merits of even having the study continue. given the resolution, and in particular whereas no. 3, which i think is significantly exhaustive -- and then with respect to the description of the agreement at no. 4, the item you place for our consideration regarding public outrage -- the then commissioner -- ad then -- and then commissioner torres's comments about prioritizing -- i wondered whether we could consider the flexibility in terms of the approach with the public. i wondered whether we would give the public an opportunity, through these engagements, to maybe tell u

thank you, courtney. we'll be watching the markets.s like it's going to be a rough day. >>> bottom of the hour. quick look at what's driving the day. president obama will present the medal of honor to former marine dakota meyer today. meyer has been cited for his valor that saved 36 lives from an ambush in afghanistan two years ago yesterday. dakota and the president had a beer at the request of dakota meyer. they had a beer at the white house. dakota meyer is from kentucky. so senator mitch mcconnell will also be in attendance. >>> house speaker john boehner will outline his plan to get more americans working again during a speech to the economic club of washington later today. and then the opening bell has rung on wall street. dow futures were up again today as investors hope a week of market gains continues. but you heard about those horrible unemployment numbers. we'll see what that does. >>> as the republican front-runner for president, the attacks on rick perry are starting to add up. so are a different set of numbers as reporter

courtney, thanks very much from cnbc's world headquarter. will be back in 30 seconds. >>> bottom of the hour now. quick look at what's driving the day. president obama is in hoff hooh today. the backdrop, a bridge that he sites as an example of infrastructure improvements that can create those jobs. it's a bridge that connects ohio and kentucky, home of boehner and mcconnell. >>> nine presidential hopefuls will descend on orlando, florida, tonight for the third republican debate in the last 15 days. one twist this time around. gary johnson, former new mexico governor, joins the fray. but, of course, all the focus will be on perry v. romney. >>> the opening bell is about to ring on wall street. the president of poland has the honor of ringing the bell today. dow futures as you just heard point to a sharply lower open a day after the fed warned of major economic risk. >>> a few other stories making headlines. a milestone for the u.s. mission to libya. this morning the american flag was raised at the u.s. embassy in tripoli for the first time s

courtney, thanks very much. "the daily rundown" will be back in 30 seconds. >>> bottom.r now, quick look at what's driving the day. president obama will make one more pitch for his jobs bill -- actually a lot of pitches, but it begins in the road garden later this morning before officially sending the bill to congress. the dnc is up with tv ads in battleground states all over the country selling the jobs bill. >>> republicans looking to unseat the president gather in tampa, florida, tonight for a debate co-sponsored by the tea party express. it's the first presidential debate to official carry the tea party name. look for some potential fireworks between romney and perry and potentially perry and bachman. >>> the opening bell was rung on wall street. investors are keeping a look tt european debt crisis. deja vu all over again but it only means worse things for the stock market. >>> a few other stories making headlines. we've got new information on that nuclear explosion in france. france's nuclear safety agency says it was a furnace that exploded at a nuclear waste treat

courtney reagan joins me now with the market rundown.n't get any better than that. >> i know, right? well, it sounds scarier than it is. chuck, actually, futures have turned around and we're higher going into the opening bell. what quad rule enwitching really is, it's a day when contracts for stock index futures, stock index options, stock options, and single stock futures all expire. so that's how you get the four of the quadruple. and typically does add a level of volatility to the market as the uncertainty surrounding economic conditions as it continues to whoever, could make for some unpredictable stock movement. but again, it might not either. it's really just the expiration of certain kinds of securities that all happen on one day. but we can't ignore what's happening in europe. and the market certainly isn't going to either. in order to avoid really a true greek tragedy, a bankruptcy declaration, greece is waiting for the next $8 billion euro installment of a bailout package, but officials from the eurozone and international monet

cnbc's courtney reagan is here with the market rundown. will folks be long or short this weekend?say. but right now it's looking pretty red. we've got a little bit of a hangover effect going on from yesterday, because there isn't any economic data, so to speak of, here in the united states. we're going to kind of take the lead of our european and asian trading partners. it's probably going to be tough to recapture much of yesterday's losses. obvious times, you do see a bit of sort of what we call a dead cat bounce after a day like yesterday, but that doesn't look to be the case. we're just opening here on wall street and it does look as if we are opening lower. at one point this morning, futures were actually decidedly positive. europe then went negative and our futures followed course, taking us lower, as well. the msci, it's this all-country world index that counts 45 nations, it's now in a bear market range. for the first time in more than two years. and this, again, chuck, is after this worsening european debt crisis and threat of u.s. recession or double dip erased more than

but time hasn't diminished the fascination with lead singer kurt cobain or his rock n' roll wife, courtneyove. love who had her own band, hole is writing a tell all book about her life, drugs and hollywood. cobain committed suicide in 1949 while he was married to love. the two have a daughter, 19- year-old frances bean. >> reporter: elton john is back on stage with some of his biggest hits. opening night for his million dollar piano show at caesars palace in las vegas didn't disappoint. john strutted on stage in a full-length white robe. the show will run for three years in vegas. >>> want to become part of a new action comedy series? that's what warner bros. hopes. they're launching aim high, a new web-based series on facebook. facebook users can become part of the show by sharing their facebook profile. then show creators will use names and pictures in the background of the show. who's banking big bucks in hollywood? actresses that make us laugh top the list. "saturday night live" and 30 rock funny woman tina fey is tied with desperate housewife eva longoria. both earned $13 million last

and courtney's mom told e!ow will focus on what different generations can learn from each other. courtney will prove to the world also in the show that she has never had plastic surgery. and i know we all can't wait for that. >>> and finally, one of the most important pieces in pop culture history going on the auction block on december 16th in l.a. you click your heels, between $2 million and $3 million, you can land the four remaining pairs of judy garland's remaining slippers. >> how cool would that be? >> from the 1939 classic "the wizard of oz." it's believed these are the shoes that were worn in the close-ups when judy clicks her heels and wishes to go home. and also used on the witch, when the feet are sticking out. the same pair. there's another pair in the smithsonian. >> $2 million to $3 million? >> i think that will go higher. >> me, too. >> that's very special. >> and that's what's happening in pop news. >>> sam, how much are you going to bid? ♪ >> good morning, guys. this morning -- no. no. huh-uh.

next, we have kimberly courtney. and then that we have kevin joseph. -- and then we have kevin joseph. >> hi,