by one project may have great value they may want to partner in ifth the eileen group. so would we structure a fair share allocation to a fraction of the cost. and you can see in this valley and the executive park not one of the people paying one hundred percent but their fair share. with that we need to document those all the times. it's not just from the e i railroad we're supposed to build those things were we want to know what people's responsibilities are. we could get more grants if we make ourselves so much more efficient peewee have to follow those projects have a lifespan of 20 years. so don't read this but it shows that who's in the lead of which transportation litigation measure, who's responsible for it. when he get to a certain level we'll know 3 years as we monitor the system we'll tell a procurement grow up that we need it streetcar in about 3 years. so we watch the process from beginning to end. so this is the assessment we're well ahead of the rife. i think it's here we're going looking to have this wrapped up in may or june and to really test how thing

karen mikely, madelein coffin doll, barbara sabits, james sandoval, eileen [speaker not understood], jennifer warberg, dean a hilliard, kate robinson, pedro torres, dr. lisa everson, i think [speaker not understood] already spoke. michael smith wick, la more santiago, and charlie walker. >>> hi, i'm [speaker not understood], and i'm a physician at st. luke's hospital. also the chair of the department of obstetrics gynecology and resident of district 9. and i just want to speak to you today about 7 years ago i left what was a very nice practice at ucsf so that i could go to st. luke's and work. i did that primarily because it felt to me like working at st. luke's was the closest i could get to my young idealistic self-who many years ago previously decided to study medicine and that really what it has been for me, it's been really special. we have an amazing group of patients and doctors who are good and committed. ~ ironically less than a year after i started at st. luke's, it was announced the hospital was going to be closed. so, thankfully an awful lot has happened since that time a

we begin with a woman named eileen foster, a former senior executive at countrywide financial, one ofhe epicenters of the crisis. >> do you believe that there are people at countrywide who belong behind bars? >> yes. >> do you want to give me their names? >> no. >> would you give their names to a grand jury if you were asked? >> yes. >> but eileen foster has never been asked, and never spoken to the justice department, even though she was countrywide's executive vice president in charge of fraud investigations. at the height of the housing bubble, countrywide financial was the largest mortgage lender in the country, and the loans it made were among the worst, a third ending up in foreclosure or default, many because of mortgage fraud. it was foster's job to monitor and investigate allegations of fraud against countrywide employees and make sure they were reported to the board of directors and the treasury department. >> how much fraud was there at countrywide? >> from what i saw, the types of things i saw, it was-- it appeared systemic. it wasn't just one individual or two or three in

. >>> good evening, my name is eileen sandoval and i am also a registered nurse at the california campus and on the bargaining team for the cna. the nurses are happy that cpmc worked hard with the supervisors and mediator to hash out a deal which will serve the needs for san franciscans for generationses to come. they are especially delight today see that st. luke's will remain open and with more beds. however, we do not have labor peace yet. cpmc has reached agreement with a couple other unions, but not with the nurses. we are willing to do what it takes. in fact, we even brought our toothbrushes to bargaining last night, but cpmc didn't. so, we're going to continue to bring them and we hope that cpmc will bring their toothbrushes, too, so we can hash this out. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> hi, good afternoon. my name is dina hilliard and i just want to thank you all, thank the supervisors and the coalition and community groups and cpmc for helping us arrive at this point. i am a 13-year resident of the tenderloin and i will be giving birth at cpmc next month and, so, it is

when we did the pilot of the eileen which was a time that we were pleased to find out that a lot of folks were using this e line service to get down to the park. we expect that a lot of the folks coming up here the walk is equivalent frays the bark station to the arena. the balance that would largely be picked up by the - as it is today by the ballpark. those are exactly the kinds of things that the transportation assessment is working to develop >> anything else? >> item 12 is to conduct a closed session. >> move not to have one and any discussion on that? >> we're adjourned. test, test, test, test, test, test >> san francisco's regular hearing for thursday march 7, 2013. please silence any mobile devises. do state your name for the record. like to take roll at this time.

by one project may have great value they may want to partner in ifth the eileen group. so would we structure a fair share allocation to a fraction of the cost. and you can see in this valley and the executive park

when we did the pilot of the eileen which was a time that we were pleased to find out that a lot of folks were using this e line service to get down to the park. we expect that a lot of the folks coming up here the walk is equivalent frays the bark station to the arena. the balance that would largely be picked up by the - as it is today by the ballpark. those are exactly the kinds of things that the transportation assessment is working to develop >> anything else? >> item 12 is to conduct a closed session. >> move not to have one and any discussion on that? >> we're adjourned. >> bonnie banks. bonnie banks. my definition of noise is uncontrolled music. without format. pretty simple affair. pancakes, and you're -- people get up on sundays around noon, weekends or whatever. should not be too hard to walk into place. have your audio alarm clock go off for two hours waking your up while you are eating breakfast with many interesting visuals once in a while. improvisation. listening or not to the person you're playing up against or people or machines. trying to get as many different people in

eileen and council bill white. we are here today to talk to you about proposed legislation by a member phil in relation to the 32 project that deals with the matter pertaining to the public trust. >> so, this legislation ab 1273 was introduced about 10 days ago and i believe today assembly member king is amended what was initially a spot bill and so we wanted to provide both you, the commission and the public background information about this bill. it's a very important component of the multipurpose venue for proposal for pier's 30, 32. the way in which we obtain public trust consistency determination from the state and there is a variety of ways in which that happens along with the city attorneys office have done a preliminary public trust analysis at the staff level which we'll do today. there is prior legislation in relation to pier 32 and then some next step and we are at the beginning of a fairly lengthy public process related to this legislation. so, we have done detailed presentations in the past, the staff

when we did the pilot of the eileen which was a time that we were pleased to find out that a lot of folks were using this e line service to get down to the park. we expect that a lot of the folks coming up here the walk is equivalent frays the bark station to the arena. the balance that would largely be picked up by the - as it is today by the ballpark. those are exactly the kinds of things that the transportation assessment is working to develop >> anything else? >> item 12 is to conduct a closed session. >> move not to have one and any discussion on that? >> we're adjourned. >> what if you could make a memorial that is more about information and you are never fixed and it can go wherever it wants to go? everyone who has donated to it could use it, host it, share it. >> for quite a great deal of team she was hired in 2005, she struggled with finding the correct and appropriate visual expression. >> it was a bench at one point. it was a darkened room at another point. but the theme always was a theme of how do we call people's attention to the issue of speci species extinction. >> many ex

ready, set, go. >> reporter: time for eileen's event.se starts. >> it's not bouncing. >> reporter: eileen stops to regroup with her teammate. >> what makes sense? >> starch. >> reporter: starch. >> reporter: back to the drawing board. >> this is our last one, we have to make sure that we have enough. >> reporter: to concoct one final formula with seconds to spare. >> it kind of is gunky look, look. >> reporter: after a long day of competition, zach and eileen wait for their team's results. >> silver medal. >> awesome, awesome. >> regot a silver. it's very good considering it's our first year. >> it's nice when it gives you a chance to apply the different ideas and concepts and see how they work in real life. it's a very invaluable opportunity that they've had. >> and nearly 300 regional science olympiads are held across the country every year with categories for elementary, middle and high school students. the kids are learning and loving it. >> much more sophisticated than you or i. >> my egg would have broken all over the place. >> tha

eileen -- that is good advice to your son. that is exactly what you do. card. you can't avoid them overall. a lot of young adults are thinking i can't get a job, they are buried in student debt so they don't want to take on extra debt. get one credit card. pay it off every month. try to get one with no annual fee and buy something that you need. then you establish a credit history. if you don't, you don't have a credit history you can't get loans, you can't get credit. so you won't able to get a mortgage. you won't be able to get a car loan. you need to start building it up over time. just don't misuse it. implications for the economy you can't buy a house, you can't buy a car. where is the engine of growth for our economy, it's consumer's and if younger adults -- consumers and younger adults cut out of the markets it's going to put the brakes on the economy. >> rick: what happens if you avoided getting a credit card and you want to get a mortgage, you wanted to buy yourself a townhouse and take out a loan? >> you end up paying a lot more. you have a high

i have been dealing with an attorney out of milbray and an attorney named eileen hawstien that represents the vocal point insurance agency and i was in contact with her and in discussions with her less than two weeks ago, on february fourth. so, you know, after learning through her i passed on the information from the neighbors that the vocal point insurance company was supposedly the tenant and we don't have the confirmation from the call from miss hawkstien and i relied that information to the neighbors and the neighbors then to find out who they are. and if they are connected to at&t in some manner, what they plan to bring to the neighborhood. so, and that is when they had their concerns raised about whether the tenant that they just learned, the vocal point insurance agency was in fact a tenant that could go into that space under the new neighborhood commercial district which had been passed for terivel street as of august 2012, and so, the neighbors concern shifted from this is part of a wireless facility or work without the permits to what about this new proposed tenant for this ver

and we really are very close to a resolution and as eileen, one of the nurses mentioned earlier, she brought her toothbrush and we were very much ready to go into the night last night and find a resolution and unfortunately cpmc did not come with that same commitment. and, you know, they clearly can overcome serious challenges, this deal and around the new improved size and protections around st. luke's is something we have struggled for for years and the nurses really have, you know, been leading a fight around this issue to ensure that those services are protected in the southeast sector of the city. you know, this is something that sutter, cpmc said would never ever happen and it did. and clearly they can overcome big hurdles in negotiations and find a resolution for the betterment of the city. you know, i was here eight months ago talking about this. i have since had a baby, she is crawling, she has teeth, and we still don't have a contract. and i think if a baby can do all of that in eight months, certainly there can be some kind of resolution around this contract. so, i hope th

eileen roosevelt put her arms around canterbury, put it into crack and split kraft. there is thoughts they will take frito-lay, they will split it. those of the exciting things, this is what we like about the market. verizon stock closed at $50 per share, 3 billion shares, 150, they own 55% of verizon wireless and they want to buy this balance. liz: i don't hear you sounding worried about cyprus at all. >> there is recovery is fragile, there will be some potholes for the market within the framework there are three things from thing about short term. they are just pumping money into the system which makes this an exciting time to pick stocks. liz: and you're picking two brand-new ones. mario does some of the other networks but you were here first to name two brand-new names. the first one involves frito-lay because it is one of their customers. >> what you have to look at is the notion of health and wellness. how do we take sodium salt out of the diet, how do we take sugar out of the diet and yet provide those products that need the same taste. iff. there are 80 milli

a phone company is threatening to end 72-year-old eileen henry's service.omcast claims she votes for her favorite american idol contestants too much. >> i have got it down to a science now. instead of counting the calls i keep hitting redial i timed it i get about 50 calls in in 10 minutes. >> it is a lot of calls that's her choice. comcast advertises their digital voice service as unlimited. it doesn't say unlimited unless you call american idol and you vote 10,000 times. >> comcast issued a statement saying in part we apologize for our error and we will work with her to assure that her service continues. that is your 5@5:30. >> i love that story. she has it down to a science. >> i don't think she is alone either. >> the supreme court justices seem to be as divided as the country on the same-sex marriage issue. on the second day of arguments they question the legality of the defense of marriage act. peter doocy has more from washington. >> good morning ainsley. we got a sense yesterday that the defense of marriage act could either stand or fall because of

that is why i am very pleased to marianna company of and eileen. would say you have epitomized the characteristics of your diet in speaking out and stand up for the underprivileged, for those who are isolated, and the cause of freedom and liberty and justice, and you have proven to be a uniquely great friend of our country and a wonderful at took for our country's cause in the united states. a a pride in irishman, as --ud european, and as a which in gaelic is chief or democracy and drives everything i have to do, the mandate of democracy given that leadership level comes sell them in a lifetime of people, and when it comes, it has to be grasped in both hands in their interests and their country boss interest. i understand what so many years in politics that the democratic system is a politician and most powerful weapon that they possess, which is the boat and their vote, and that is almost in many ways an almost sacred exchange of trust and hope and confidence, with vast transformative powers. today in ireland, the government i lead the price of tw

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or pretty, or incapable of committing horrible, horrible crimes, there's it's antithesis of that, eileenarnier's case. she portrayed evil. let me play a quick clip who anybody who might not remember. have a listen. >> okay. that's not exactly the sound i was looking for. there was some pretty -- i don't know -- she was extremely verbally abusive. people in the courtroom. >> nonremorseful. >> association, it was unbelievable. >> female serial killer is what sets her apart. obviously, her personality what she presented in court. but also the fact that this was a female serial killer that caught everyone's attention. >> a lot of times when they walk out the door, you just saw her walk out. the cameras are not allowed to fog them. the courtrooms are majestic and wonderful in many parts of the country but what's behind those doors, a whole other kettle of fish. gentlemen, stay put. after we come back from the break, you're going to find out what goes on on the other side of that door. and what goes on as they're awaiting trials. sometimes, believe it or not, decades. back in a moment. >>> i h

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. >>> that's what she said. 72-year-old eileen henry says she is an idol super fan and votes for herorite. she received a letter from comcast saying the calls were inconsistent with residential use and her service would be terminated. henry's daughter posted the letter on facebook and since then comcast has apologized. you can seat latest finalist to vote off the show will be right here on ktvu. this week's show will air tonight. >>> let's see what's happening. a lot of problems out there ask a new crash on 680 and fremont. >> overturned pick up or suv. this is on 680 at durham road. pick up truck was reportedly driving northbound but ended up over the center divider and southbound. it could be a person trapped in the vehicle. slow traffic in both directions as you drive from fremont to mill to -- mill pidous and move millipededous. >> some sun reflexing off the building in foster city. which is unusual, but not a lot of sun out. there bay bridge toll plaza with an earlier crash. things are improving but it is slow for about a 25 minute delay. >>> 75:00, let's go to steve. >>> well,

. >>> that's what she said. 72-year-old eileen henry says she is an idol super fan and votes for heravorite. she received a letter from comcast saying the calls were inconsistent with residential use and her service would be terminated. henry's daughter posted the letter on facebook and since then comcast has apologized. you can seat latest finalist to vote off the show will be right here on ktvu. this week's show will air tonight. >>> let's see what's happening. a lot of problems out there ask a new crash on 680 and fremont. >> overturned pick up or suv. this is on 680 at durham road. pick up truck was reportedly driving northbound but ended up over the center divider and southbound. it could be a person trapped in the vehicle. slow traffic in both directions as you drive from fremont to mill to -- mill pidous and move millipededous. >> some sun reflexing off the building in foster city. which is unusual, but not a lot of sun out. there bay bridge toll plaza with an earlier crash. things are improving but it is slow for about a 25 minute delay. >>> 75:00, let's go to steve. >>> well

and skadden's eileen nugent. and wendell pierce. he owns a grocery store down in new orleans.him from "the wire." i'm going to continue finishing my hand grenade. and i'll see you guys -- >> hair of the dog. >> and i'll be reviewing the morals contract. >> i looked up some of the -- i'm worried. it covers just about everything, andrew. if you did anything last night, just keep it quiet. >> andrew? >> yeah. throwing away the key there. >> he has no dollar bills. gone. completely. that's after getting a couple hundreds changed. >> andrew, see you coming up in just a little bit. up next on "squawk", finishes, to europe, to the fed, we welcome robert wolfment and chris whalen and how this cyprus situation could play out. stick around. "squawk" will be right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] this is karen and jeremiah. they don't know it yet, but they're gonna fall in love, get married, have a couple of kids, [ children laughing ] move to the country, and live a long, happy life together where they almost never fight about money. [ dog barks ] because right after they get married, they'll