- 224a) and wms (cs-224b). each contract award will be for an amount not-to-exceed $4,500,000, and a duration of six years. funding for these contracts will be provided through capital program and project appropriations annually as part of the budget. h, approve the plans and specifications, and award wastewater enterprise (wwe), renewal and replacement program- funded and department of public works (dpw) pavement renovation program-funded contract no. ww- 502, laurel heights/haight districts sewer replacement and pavement renovation, in the amount of $2,432,302 (of which $1,709,169 is funded by wwe and $723,133 is funded by dpw), to the lowest, qualified, responsible and responsive bidder, harty pipelines, to replace the existing sewers and street pavement on various streets in the laurel heights and haight districts of san francisco. >> thank you. is there any item that should be pulled off consent calendar? commissioner? seeing no one, do i have a motion? motion? >> so moved. >> moved and seconded. all of th

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cs- 989, biofuel technical assistance services, with biofuel recycling cooperative, to continue providing technical support to the sfpuc biofuel program established to collect and transfer waste cooking oil for conversion to biodiesel for use in the city fleet and authorize the general manager of the san francisco public utilities commission to execute this amendment increasing the agreement by $300,000, for a total not-to-exceed agreement amount of $600,000, and with a time extension of two years and four months for a total agreement duration of 5 years and eight months. d, approve the plans and specifications, and award wastewater enterprise, capital improvement program-funded contract no. ww-540, spot sewer repair contract, to repair existing sewer piping, on an as- needed basis, at locations to be determined throughout san francisco, for a total contract amount not to exceed $3,737,440 to the lowest, qualified, responsible, and responsive bidder, j. flores construction. >> thank you. commissioners, i have a disclosure i need to make. i have a continuing business relationship with feld

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between them is a century long history of the group that teaches the three cs, of courage, confidencers. this year the girl scouts celebrate its 100th year anniversary they kristened 2012 the year of the girl and launched the to get her there campaign it has a billion dollar goal to foster girl leaders. >> please know that leadership is your first right. >> reporter: but it hasn't always been that way in her 50s the found era wealthy widow named juliette gordon low wanted something more for her life in a time when most women couldn't vote or easily determine their own future she called a handful of girls into her savannah home, march 12th, 1912 and convened the first girl guide meeting, soon renamed girl scouts, two years later, millly england was among the growing ranks and remembers low. she taught girls to be self- reliant and resourceful how best to clean house but got them out of it. >> camping soon became and still is one of the other three cs of scouting along with crafts and cookies >> i like the cookie sales and asking people if they want to buy girl scout cookies. >> it is t

. >> this army film shows volunteers in the gas chamber at edgewood, exposed to cs. >> the affects werepparent almost at once. >> your eyes water, your nose runs, your skin burns. you start throwing up. it's a real mess. >> in another test, blazinski received an injection before being taken to a room with padded walls, like this one. >> i'm sitting on the bed and i'm looking at the wall, all of a sudden i'm looking at it and it starts fluttering like a flag does. >> careful control of these chamber tests resulted in a dose of only 2 parts per million. >> frank rochelle tested a similar drug in aerosol form. >> i inhaled and exhaled and inhaled and exhaled. >> a low dose of agent was fed into the mixing bowl. >> this army film shows a soldier at edgewood named carpenter undergoing the same type of test. >> within an hour, carpenter's hands will feel cold, his face, hot. borderline hallucinations will come late in the experiment. >> like the soldier in the film, frank rochelle experienced hallucinations. >> people were calling my name and there was nobody around. there were animals coming

. >> reporter: bill was exposed to cs, tear gas, three times at edgewood. >> this chamber looks familiarthe first test that i was. >> reporter: this army film shows volunteers in the gas chamber exposed to cs. >> almost at once. >> your eyes water. your nose runs. your skin burns. you start throwing up. it's a real mess. >> reporter: in another test, he received an injection before being taken to a room with padded walls like this one. >> i'm sitting on the bed. i'm looking at the wall. all of a sudden i'm looking at it, and it starts fluttering like a flag does. >> careful control of these chamber tests resulted in a dose of only two parts per million. >> reporter: frank row sell tested a similar drug in aerosol form. >> and i leaned over into a face mask, inhaled and exhaled and inhaled and exhaled. >> a low dose of agent was fed into the mixing bowl. >> reporter: this army film shows a soldier add edgewood named carpenter undergoing the same kind of test. >> within an hour, carpenter's hands will feel cold, his face hot. borderline hallucinations will come late in the experiment. like

first test i was in. >> this army film shows volunteers in the gas chamber at edgewood, exposed to cs. >> the affects were apparent almost at once. >> your eyes water, your nose runs, your skin burns. you start throwing up. it's a real mess. >> in another test, blazinski received an injection before being taken to a room with padded walls, like this one. >> i'm sitting on the bed and i'm looking at the wall, all of a sudden i'm looking at it and it starts fluttering like a flag does. >> careful control of these chamber tests resulted in a dose of only 2 parts per million. >> frank rochelle tested a similar drug in aerosol form. >> i leaned over into a facemask, inhaled and exhaled, inhaled and exhaled. >> a low dose of agent was fed into the mixing bowl. >> this army film shows a soldier at edgewood named carpenter undergoing the same type of test. >> within an hour, carpenter's hands will feel cold, his face, hot. borderline hallucinations will come late in the experiment. >> like the soldier in the film, frank rochelle experienced hallucinations. >> people were calling my name and t

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. >> shoppers can now do side-by-side salary cocalorie cs of meat. may not see a labelen o every single package. they're allowed to list the information on a wall near the meat counter. >> internet google is changing its privacy policies as of today. those who use g-mail, google+, or youtube will see more specific results. some are against this new policy and say it's an invasion of privacy and allows the company to sell off your information to advertisers. >>> stay with us. "news 4 today" continues now at 5:00 a.m. >>> picking up the pieces the destruction left behind after a number of deadly tornadoes teared through communities across the heartland of this country. good morning. welcome back to "news 4 today." i'm joe krebs. >> and i'm eun yang. we're going to take a live look outside at 4:59. 57 degrees at this time. the hour is nice. it's march 1st but feeling like spring, tom. >> it is. it's the first day of meteorological spring as well. it's in the month of march, ap

mark strassmann, cs news, miami. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the latestning part of the nation's midsection. i'm betty nguyen. this is the "cbs morning news." . >>> good morning. welcome to 9news now. today is tuesday, march 20. good morning. i'm andrea roane. >>> it's hot in here. i'm mike hydeck. maybe i'll take my jacket off. just kidding. monika santami will have traffic in a moment. howard bernstein here. we're teasing andrea because she's showing the guns this morning. >> she looks great. >> you look very nice. >> i'm going for a touch of spring on our first day of spring. >> came in at 4:15 this morning. spring is here. thunderstorms also came in this morning at 1:14. >> big heavy drops that fell. >> some downpours. that has led to the formation of patchy fog out there. lots going on this morning. your day planner, not just andrea's guns but we've had showers and storms in spots. 63 at reagan national. we're going to drop off a little bit of the sunlight will come out. again around 74, 75 with a stray afternoon thunderstorm or two. overnight you'll

had 10 cs. larry hess. he was the one that was killed. terry martel. and -- terry martel was -- i believe, an rotc lieutenant from the ohio. my other lieutenant was jim patwa. he as from baltimore. and i have one platoon that was commanded by noncommissioned officer. and his name for whatever reason -- haven't been able to -- last night when we were talking, i kept trying to get these guys to refresh my memory so that when i did this interview it -- the other day, i would be -- up to speed on who was there. and then i had my -- an unusual scenario, my xo, was also on the ground with us. his name is don adams. and don is from atlanta. >> and your radio operator -- >> radio operators, again, were -- hersche fromality entown, pennsylvania. jimmy smith from north carolina. >> so you all -- you all move out that day and -- a lot of people said you were weighted down and the whole -- group was weighted down with a lot -- moving a lot of materials. >> right. a lot of -- well, you wouldn't say a lot. we had equipment that normally -- anticipateping flown out,

this is through the cs funds support. we asked for more money to extend that series. we have various search mechan m mechanisms. we are interested in suggestions on it. the more exciting news is we have received funding to expand it to the administrative level. that is a huge area. we will try it from two directions. one is an upload facility which is on beta form on the web site now so you can upload your requests or commentary about it. secondly, we have the funding to develop all of the computer infrastructure and in the funding to go after one agency and all of their database foia tracking and how they handle each case and put that up on the web. we can look at analysis that way. >> we are wondering which agency was that? you said one agency? >> yes. >> which agency is that? >> immigration and customs enforcement. >> you made a lot of people in the audience less nervous. just for that clarification. >> however, we see the need to do that everywhere. we see no reason. indeed, if you have good examples of agencies that are making this kind of class of records availa

today, they have scud cs. they have about 1,300 kilometer range. this is the north korean missile. they recently tested a solid propelant missile with a range up to 2,500 kilometers. some people are suggesting we may see a liquid missile in the range of 3,000 kilometers in the not too distant future. today, the threat from iran is localized to the middle east. israel is concerned about it. turkey could be concerned about it, but turkey is a friend of iran. that is one reason why they resisted nato attempts to join the missile defense effort until very recently. they agreed to deploy a radar on the future maps that you will see. in the next say several years, five years, the missile ranges are encroaching on southeastern europe or southern russia or other regions. the saudis are concerned about the iranian missile ability. in the outyears, let's say within a decade or so, iran probably could have the capability to launch missiles that cover the entire european contine continent. in my view, they got the order backwar backwards. it is the medium change that are proliferating widely.

that's 420 for the marine corps including 360 bs and 80 cs for the marines, the remainder "c" variant for the navy. it's a capability that we need. it's a capability that the marine corps does not have a backup plan for. you correctly pointed out that we have bought the carriers from the british then we they retired their carrier. we did that to extend the life of the harrier to make sure we p landing capabilities in place until the arrival in sufficient numbers of the f-35-b. >> thank you. mr. secretary, gerald r. ford cost overruns are $1 billion and i'm not sure how much it is complete. will the navy be asking for legislative relief from the cost cap of $600 billion? >> senator, not this year, but i'm certain we will be asking next year. >> is it accurate that there is at least $1 billion cost overrun on the gerald r. ford? >> i think it's accurate that it's at least $1 billion over the original estimate. and i think it's important to note what we have done to contain these costs. when i took office, we -- since i have taken office, we have recovered back the fee almost completely

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that you have to understand that government isn't one huge piece trace of the different components and cs and they each do different things so law enforcement agencies in the united states are primarily concerned with enforcing the laws and so they are going to be interested in you know finding out who is breaking the law who might be breaking the law and so that's going to be you know looking into crimes of some kind the intelligence agencies are going to be investigating terrorism there also could be investigating espionage and themselves engaging in espionage and so for their interests you know for the cia and n.s.a. then the e-mails the politicians and the e-mails of foreign business leaders are going to be up for grabs i mean you have to understand that there's no you know there's no one person who's calling the shots on all the wiretapping the in the u.s. it's sort of happens in a distributed way what can be done about the house well we can ask the companies who give us the tools that we use to try and protect our privacy better so as you noted earlier google is now using some encry

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cs first off cliffs >>mark: is going to be a warm afternoon looking for a high of 63. qr warm weather on the way. >>darya: pain at the pond is worse, prices went up again. craig skalar is live in san jose. many times legal around to find the most expensive gas or the cheapest gas to show people the wide range, where are we right now? >>craig: i'm in cupertino at stevens creek, this is one of the most expensive prices in the south bay. $4.45 is the highest i could find. let's show you some of the averages in the bay area. $4.39 is the average in san francisco. here are pictures some earlier, this is gasted being pumped into the tanks, the wholesale costs have gone up, that means you will pay more retail. as they're putting this into the ground you realize as it is coming from the refineries is going up in price because of a lack of refineries base, the tension and ron or other reasons, you will pay more on the receiving end. that is why it is going up. there is no end in sight for that. perhaps by memorial day you'll be seeing things much higher than even what you're se

what are the four cs? >> commitment, cuddling -- >> reporter: or maybe not.t's pretty good. >> i don't know them. >> reporter: i think the man-gagement ring has worked. >> i think so, too. >> i'm trying so hard, mo rocca. i have no real reason, but i don't like this idea. i like michael buble, i like the couples. i don't know. let's take a poll. >> i'm not into it either. i've got to be honest. >> there's a unanimity at this table. >> i have no good reason. i just -- i don't like it. >> now, nothing against the people who elect to do it. >> i'm offering no judgment. i guess i'm old fashioned, old school. i just like traditions. >> isn't it fair that the guy gets something? like maybe a pool table if not a man-gagement ring? >> his man cave. >> that should have been in the piece. ferrari or -- >> oh, now we're upping the ante a little bit. >> is this a big trend? >> 5% of men are getting them. it's big overseas. the doorman at my place in new york, he says if a woman is making her man wear a ring, it may backfire. some women will see a ring and think, well, th

. >> reporter: this new trend might make men learn the four cs of diamonds, cut, color, clarity and caratse four cs. >> commitment, cuddling -- >> or maybe not. >> cooperation, communication. >> reporter: that's pretty good. >> i don't know them myself. >> reporter: i think the mangagement ring has worked. >> i think so, too. >> i'm trying so hard, mo rocca. i have no real reason but i don't like this idea. i like michael buble, i like the couples. i don't know. let's take a poll. >> i'm not into it either. >> there's unanimity at this table. >> i have no good reason, i just don't like it. >> the minority of people elect to do it. >> not at all. >> i'm offering no judgment. i guess i'm just old-fashioned, old school. i just like the traditions. >> isn't it fair the guy gets something like maybe a pool table or something if not a mangagement ring. >> man cave. >> that should have been in the piece. or ferrari. >> now we're upping the ante a little bit. >> is this a big trend? >> 5% are getting them. the doorman at my building in new york is real. he said if a woman is making her man wear a

. >> bill mcgr owan, a lot of military p cs have the speech codes. i also believe our lovely neighbor to the north. >> i think he meant mexico. >> joe, you don't understand his cues that he was drunk when he was tweeting. you said who gets drunk and goes to the laptop. we have these things with smart phone. you president don't have to turn your computer on. >> now he doesn't have to have incoming calls from women asking what he was up to. if we had free speech every american would be on jail. >> that's what raiders are. >> you say they will preach to the huge crowds kill the jews and awful things. >> i think i meant other awful things. >> it is do light. it is too late. >> we have the tape where you didn't say other that. plb on youtube. kiss your career by. >> i'm sure your people will see to that. >> kiss your time in hollywood goodbye. >> i spent $47 on i tunes last night. >> how is that possible? >> i don't know. were you drinking? >> wine. i walk up this morning and bill ruse right there waiting for me at 11:00 a.m. >> getting those i tunes e ma

. >> he was exposed to cs, tear gas.hree times at edgewood. >> that looks familiar from the first test i was in. >> this army film shows volunteers in the gas chamber at edgewood exposed. >> the effects were apparent almost at once. >> your eyes water and nose runs and skin burns. you start throwing up. it's a real mess. >> in another test, he received an injection before being taken to a room with padded walls like this one. >> i'm sitting on the bed looking at the wall and all of a sudden it starts fluttering like a flag. >> careful control of these tests is the dose of only two parts per million. >> frank tested a similar drug in aerosol form. >> i was inhaling and inhaling and exhaled. >> a low dose of agent was get into the mixing bowl. >> this film shows a soldier named carpenter undergoing the same test. >> within an hour his hands will feel cold and his face hot. border line hallucinations will come later in the experiment. >> like the soldier in the film, frank experienced hallucinations. >> people were calling

>> they are advocating that by pulling out -- by telling p cs to pull out from rush?s. and i have told them many times before, just because you pull out it doesn't mean the show can't get pregnant. the numbers are faulty on that. i like the look you are giving me right now. >> actually make it so i said that before michael. >> here is my thing. not so much with mar, but i do think it is fair to say there is a double standard going on here. he has written hateful things. he used the b-word. he has do rided other professionals for the way they look. no one has ever said let's boycott rolling stone. jay it is not to say that he doesn't have critics. he definitely has liberal critics in the way he writes and portrays things. he is full of craze he rhetoric and that is rec recognized. >> agreed. and nobody is calling for the sponsors to pull out. there is no campaign to get sponsors to pull out of rolling stone. >> there is no argument that there is something fashionable about momentarily pulling away from rush. i don't think these advertisers will be gone for the long-ter

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he is one of those characters cs that you love having on the show because he is equally intense. and funny. and you can't find that in everybody. >> eric: not only equally intense and funny, hearse the same on-air as off-air. as you probably spent time with him outside tv, too. great guy. when you think of acorn you think of andrew. when you think of the tea party patriots, immediately you think of andrew. when you think of cpac or occupy, taking on occupy, andrew breitbart name and face shows up in your mind. one man, one voice. he was powerful and he led the path for other conservative voices. i. i'm a tiny voice and he was a big warrior general type of voice. he blazed the trail for a lot of people who want to live in the conservative world. can i just very quickly, a couple other on curvesive voices on his death. sarah palin called him a warrior who stood on the side of what was right. rush limbaugh called him a bulldog. matt drudge said he was constantly a man filled with energy, passion and commitment. those are big names and important people who saw andrew as i guess as im

breaking nows out of oakland now a possible gunman is inside of a vnch cs store happening now is thatad way. the guy got there. we are not sure when. when police got to the scene they started to wonder were is the gunman.--where is the gunman. will is on the scene now with the very latest information. good morning, will. >> reporter: the perimeter outside the complex has gotten bigger. you can see police officers right there at the intersection of 51 and broadway. they are not allowing any new traffic to go up the hill here to pull into the complex. over here maybe in the past 15 minutes swat team members have a ride. they are still getting more man power to come in here before they decide to make the move. in the meantime only the traffic that is here in this neighborhood is allowed. once they are gone they will block that off as well. as far as the situation. the police officers are still hod led in that corner. perhaps the reason is they don't want to be in the line of fire just in case. this man might still be inside armed. we see a couple of police officers. there is a car right

like the skiers were waiting until the sun broke out from the clo fs to get out here into some this cs fresh snow. five feet of fresh snow tha had nothing to hold on to, because the ground has been so bear for so long. temperatures in the 20s, and winds 5 to 10 miles per hour, it's calmed down quite a bit over the past two hours, where this avalanche occurred isui to i resort. here of alpine meadows not happening there, but at stanford rocks where that one skier was injured, overall, what you'll find here is this elevation, about 6,329 feet. by our indications, they were only up a couple hundred feet when this occurred, that just goes to show you how dangerous it will be, also into this weekend. when you see those signs marked to stay out and not go out of bounds, it's probably the best idea. on your satellite radar picture, can you see all this activity is now pushing off to the south, the big talk this weekend will be this warm blast of weather gripping the bay area, we'll have details on how hot in my seven-day forecast coming up. >> clashes on campus. student protesters angry about

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i think you can see it in the curve cs of the graphs. approval ratings are going up for the president and it is going to be particularly hard for romney, frankly. i've never bought the idea that a private equity guy will fix the economy, when the numbers are getting better, it's harder to make that case. >> that is anni interesting poi. if we talk about romney, he is the one that is supposed to be the money guy, business guy, this might seem to weirdly help santorum, news like this. >> you know, i think, we over stated how much the economy played well for romney. that was a theme that his campaign put out. i looked at the exit polls from ohio, those voters that were woerp eed about the economy, th was 73% of the voters they only sided with santorum over him. the idea that he is a businessman and help the economy is over stated. >> i agree with that, the thing that we miss about the economy in the story the last few years is not how it helped romney, it's how it has been the message for the republican party. it's look at the unemployment