the operation and maintenance cost associated with the eek oh center also revert to the port and we have a plan to assume those obligation primarily using the port staff and existing operating budget. in october, the port commission authorized staff inform a board agreement. that agreement is on file with the clerk with the board. terminating ledges lease authorizes the port to lease the eco center to a new tenant that can operate it with it's original intent which it was an environmental education center and public access to in enjoyment of heron's head park and about building practices and san francisco bay environment. the port has solicited lease proposals and received responses from two qualified potential tenants. with board of supervisors approval and of the proposed lease termination, we look forward to managing the eco center building and look forward to seeing a new tenant operating with full available assets. >> thank you. any questions. supervisor mar? >> thank you, and the budget analyst for the history of ledge and literacy for environmental justice and the great project of

. >> you can see all of the stories from leon and scott this .eek just checked our website, wjla.com. 11, the smithsonian announces the death of a rare and endangered horse died at the conservation biology institute in virginia. it was found next to a fence. the smithsonian said it suffered a traumatic fracture of the neck. this comes as an internal report reveals serious problems at the national zoo. resources are stretched thin with the budget cuts and reports suggest the problems may have contributed to recent animal deaths and escapes. and now to the latest drama in what has become a nightmare season for the washington redskins. hours ago, mike shanahan benched robert griffin for the rest of the season. sports director tim brant joins us with what this means for the team as they try to go forward. >> i think mike shanahan took control of this ballclub. and a very animated, emotional, outspoken meeting he made it known this is his ballclub until dan snyder tells him otherwise. inactive for the final three meetings out the reason is to keep the franchise quarterback healthy to prepa

the national organization for eek," andite "newsw they were talking about michele bachmann, calling her the queen of rage, and it was a very unflattering photograph, so i think that is really an area that does not make any sense to me, why you cannot have women this istogether to say problematic. you are hindering women in politics because of that, so that would be one area. >> this is a subject for another i would love but to understand more how much the mainstream media is guilty of having promulgated some of these stereotypes in the first place. >> which ones? >> what feminists have about conservatives and what conservatives have about feminists. in terms of who the media chooses to speak and whether or not -- there certainly is more, if you look at major news networks and the one, i think it is changing slightly, but conservative women have been doing a good job getting themselves on television and representing conservatives, because it is a novelty at this point. just in terms of saying, we need more women in elected office, and this becomes more challenging, because like i said ea

gone --eeks and he is 10 weeks and he has gone back to his old home. he is a nether executive to bite the dust at rbs. a difficult time for the new ceo , of course. he is trying to outline his new strategy. they have been fined by the eu. not to mention does dyer allegations. ire allegations. >> barclays african unit has been deciding to move it strategy. it is falling behind and has been very uncompetitive in the african market. operations ide its introducing more mobile apps. it is considering a quick think the branches on the ground with ipads city can offer customers a better surface. it has been very conservative. it tends to be prudent going forward, but it will be increasing lending in the mortgage space. as we head into 2014, our next guest says dollar yen is his favorite trade. from the web with the ceo and founder of the conference. stay with us this wednesday morning. ♪ >> time for today's company news. that price marks the top end of the range. tompkins is said to be working with golden -- goldman sachs on a public offering next year. help

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i think they reached 40% last eek. clothing remains flaccid. that is going to be a challenge, trying to reignite the clothing part of the business, getting women back in the stores. >> what are retailers going to face in the next couple of weeks? discounts? sales? have they better managed it than last year? >> there has been a lot of caution this year. they had left-over inventory. supermarkets in particular have been cagey on non-food items and gifts. slightly concerned we might start hearing about profit warnings. >> are there retailers you're worried about? >> not so much -- probably heard the last of those really big collapses. there will be more as we head into 2014. what we might be seeing is perhaps a return to consolidation in the sector as ell. certainly even in ecommerce we might see some as well. amazon has been quiet. 2014 could be the year we start seeing amazon spreading its wings across europe and more western european companies and southern and eastern europe as well. >> brian roberts of cantor etail. fulfilling your wildest par

what we have found as we eek wednesdayed ancient d.n.a. is there is a group we didn't know about. this group in spain is closely related to this little part of the dna to eye berrien who lived 80,000 years ago. that we have this complicated mixture the of ancient groups and many more kinds of them than we anticipated finding. >> that's the thing, that there may have been multiple species of humans that were living at the same time? >> yeah, it's a great problem for people like me, because we've got this complication of there are different kinds of things. we know we were mixing with each other to some degree. when we call them species, we are not talking about species in the sense of they weren't able to interbreed, because we're finding that humans today are part neanderthal and part this other population we didn't know about. neanderthals are part other stuff. it's this crazy mixture of things, like a dr. sues world in the past. >> when you look at different parts of the world, people may have more neanderthal d.n.a. or some populations in asia, what they found in spain was this

he's saying because gay sex eeks him out, they aren't. i'm grossed out by straight sex. i'm gay, i think straight sex is icky. i think they should be able to marry, adopt and have children. straight people can't get past that. this -- factor means they can't be of sorts. i actually thought we said about african-americans in the south under jim crow was so much more offensive. >> they were happy, never heard them complains -- >> at a time an african-american looked oddly to a white person they could be lynched. >> for you, those were the comments he thought were much more controversial? >> much more offensive. this is america and sex is what we would rather talk about than race or anything else. so he invoked gay people's rear ends, means that will be the conversation instead of the offensive things he said about african-americans. >> charles blow, should he have been suspended? >> he's a media figure working for the media company. i think the media company has the right to do. he has the right to say what he wants to say. nobody is saying go out and arrest him, he's brok

hazy sun in fresno. 56 yosemite heading up to rur eek a sunshine down in los angeles. san diego in the 70' 70's. mid to upper 70's for this time of year. hazy sunshine continues her in the bay area for your tuesday. temperatures mostly in the 60' 60's. up to 70 in clover dil. spare the air alert as you can see on the accu-weather 7 day forecast and keep it bright and sunny for the holidays. yes. now we are talking. larry is excited t.start to come down a little bit for saturday and sunday a little more cloud cover. but really over all when you compare the numbers what other people are dealing with. i don't think we have anything to complain about. >> really mild. thanks very much. >> sports director larry is back with the one last game perhaps potentially last game at candlestick. >> most likely this was a special evening and fan that's particular moment. falcons might steal a win in the final game at candlestick, novarro makes a play. a play we talk about for decade. we are calling it dan the pick at the stick. >> nice. >> female announcer: female announcer: sleep tra

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you can start to eek back slight improvement in sales, but they can't be on profitable because then youk at a real cash flow problem. >> looking ahead to next year, how do you survive as a retailer? specifically in the u.s. we have longer opening hours, we know over christmas they're going to be open what, 24 lours? >> right. >> same-day delivery, that's costly, too. and then we've got this push forward strategy for e-commerce and in-store sales. what do you have to do to be successful? >> a couple things. i think you need the excitement in your product in the apparel space. you need the continual newness and freshness. you need to compete with the fashion guys which is becoming tougher and tougher for the retailer in the u.s. i think that as you pointed out on the ecommerce side, retailers will have to spend more .more money on that. there was a new article talking about retailers having to spend 25% of their cap ex on technology. the winners and the people who have the lead in that space, macy's, great example. >> stacey, thank you so much for coming up the. >>> and coming up on "worl

report on a pretty good, solid retail sales in november, and, the bipartisan budget deal announced this eek table because it would, in theory, make sure that have not going to be any government shutdowns going forward for a couple of years. but cohn says there is an argument to wait for more data before tapering and if it does the fed should present its plan for doing so. ashley and tracy. ashley: all right. peter barnes, thank you so much. tracy: so big question of course is, will the fed taper next week and will the markets object? i mean you would hope it's priced in but you never know. we have an all-star panel. brian gardner, senior vice president of washington research at kdw, russ koesterich, chief investment at blackrock. brian you disagree with donald kohn but you're still giving it a 50/50 shot, aren't you. >> always dangerous to contradict a former vice chairman of the federal reserve who knows more about the inside game than i do but i think when you look at the data and look back at fomc minutes from the last meeting where participants themselves acknowledged thaed onom forasts

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they're losing in the next eek, two weeks, unemployment benefits. what will become of them?ll become of those 971 people, including 141 veterans who have fought, who have been wounded, what's going to become of them? joining me today are my colleagues on the democratic side. i'd like to start with my -- eague from illinois, mr. general bill enyart who is now a member of the house of representatives. bill, please join us. mr. enyart: thank you, mr. garamendi. you know, i'm privileged to represent the people of southwestern illinois. that swath of the great state running along the mississippi river from just north of st. louis from alton, illinois, all the way south to cairo. those 12 counties of south illinois, southwestern illinois were once an industrial powerhouse. it was said four decades ago, five decades ago, if you wanted to work, go to east st. louis, illinois, and there will be a job there. there were jobs in the steel mill. there were jobs in the packing houses. there were jobs in the stove factories. there were jobs in the coal mines of southern illinois. those job