the new end wall at 29 and storm water improvements at the end of pure 27-29, and relocating short power. that was another obligation that was on the event authority side of the location. as well as pier 29 substructure repairs i mentioned earlier. most of the improvements have a useful life of 30 years. they are good, capital investments. we have gone through the investments of scoring the projects using the port capital plan scoring process, and they all score quite well. they fulfill a number of either permitting and regulatory obligations or other port- mission oriented goals such as maritime breathiirthing and the. the port has sufficient deck capacity to finance these obligations, largely because the poor will retain a lot of the properties that would have been leased on a long-term basis to the event authority, so we're seeing the port said capacity is growing from $65 million to $89 million. largely off because we will keep the rents in a long-term. the added capacity would be the source of funds to finance improvements i just talked about. inow i would like to go over the next s

pier 29 and wa end wall will neo be finished off. certain storm water improvements to the site, and other regulatory requirements. as you will recall, a number of public access and removal projects up and down the waterfront. the revised deal, the port would undertake the costs . we are looking at the space planned for the event. the proposal to move it to 80. the moves it to the waterfront that is a little less accessible. staff has been looking at whether or not we can revise the idea of having the team industrial bases at pierce 30- 32, but with a lesser, more- focused investment at the site. so a little bit of a plant-level view of a program that support staff and engineering group has been working on in consultation with the event authority. it is hard to see the diagram here, but you will see the embarcadero. part of the problem is it does not allow truck access to the site. we think there is a way to build truck access, which you see and purple, on the site out onto the pier, and to improve the deck in a manner that could hous

this is where the retaining wall ends. what they have done is they have taken a lot of sand and they have built it up and pushed it up against where the retaining wall ends and it uses the sand bar, if you will, to guide the river out to the ocean. basically there is enough sand that is controlling the flow of the water going into the ocean. but it could be a problem if the sand was not there or if the water rose above that. it would just wash over the beach area behind the boardwalk here, and it would basically be lapping up the stairs. ama dates, abc7 news. >> thanks very much. in the santa cruz mountains signs the ground has taken all the rain it can. the rain triggered a mudslide that blocked one lane of highway 17. cal trans scraped the mud and removed a fall entry. a rock slide came down an embankment and blocked part of the road. no one was hurt or cars damaged in either incident. >>> scatter ited showers are falling. sandhya patel is live with a look at live doppler 7hd. >> there isn't a whole lot left on it. we sti

this is where the retaining wall ends. what they have done is they have taken a lot of sand and they have built it up and pushed it up against where the retaining wall ends and it uses the sand bar, if you will, to guide the river out to the ocean. basically there is enough sand that is controlling the flow of the water going into the ocean. but it could be a problem if the sand was not there or if the water rose above that. it would just wash over the beach area behind the boardwalk here, and it would basically be lapping up the stairs. ama dates, abc7 news. >> thanks very much. in the santa cruz mountains signs the ground has taken all the rain it can. the rain triggered a mudslide that blocked one lane of highway 17. cal trans scraped the mud and removed a fall entry. a rock slide came down an embankment and blocked part of the road. no one was hurt or cars damaged in either incident. >>> scatter ited showers are falling. sandhya patel is live with a look at live doppler 7hd. >> there isn't a whole lot left on it. we sti

. >> not only did it end up on the wall, it ended up on the ceiling. >> here's the best part of the video. i think we need to see that one more time, don't you? >> oh, great. that's really the only kind of music you could do that to. you can't put on your john maher sound to do that. >>> that's it for our show today. we hope you enjoyed yourselves. thanks for joining us and we'll see you tomorrow. >>> someone in his home is armed with a weapon and will do something crazy. >> police had to shoot and kill a baltimore man after a bizarre 911 call. >>> as we learn more about the shooting death of trayvon martin, his parents were supposed to be in d.c. meeting with lawmakers. your life could change in six hours. all you have to do is hit the number. >>> police con front r--- confronted an armed man with a knife. >> reporter: police say the man with his knife threatened his moth

. >> not only did it end up on the wall, it ended up on the ceiling. >> here's the best part of the video. i think we need to see that one more time, don't you? >> oh, great. that's really the only kind of music you could do that to. you can't put on your john maher sound to do that. >>> that's it for our show today. we hope you enjoyed yourselves. thanks for joining us and we'll see you tomorrow.

make sure the people are in the tent sleeping but even police crackdowns have not meant the end of occupy wall street and this is an experience where today nearly six months after the occupy wall street movement began a few tents remain but it's largely symbolic though and the others say the occupation aspect of this movement is simply one chapter of a longer story many more still yet to be written. work for them the desire for radical change and a newfound belief that it can actually be achieved is strong enough not to be subdued in the brought me here was that feeling that something was incredibly wong with society in the system in general and everything that we you know are you know should be against the human beings and. i think i found that there is actually something that we can do about it in washington christine frizz now our team well still to come here in our next stop without close up series on. get off the beaten path to highlight russian footage with a small population and limited resources with one very. two bloody uprisings in just seven years both of which resulted in leaders b

be only symbolic tents left washington occupy wall street protesters say it's just the end of one chapter and the beginning of the next. demoralised police in kurdistan make way for a new security system many fear that private firms will defend them private interests and the authorities rather than the public. the u.s. has identified the soldier accused of killing sixteen civilians in afghanistan a staff sergeant robert bales. the suspect was flown from kuwait to an american military prison then charges have been brought against him so however an afghan probe claims he was not acting alone and up to twenty other u.s. troops may have taken part in a massacre international affairs commentator rosoff news the cold blooded killing of civilians by american forces is just history repeating itself. and we have reason to believe you know received notice right all we have to recall is seven years ago in iraq in the city of teeth there twenty four hours iraqi civilians were killed by the u.s. servicemen not reform were prosecuted for their crimes the leader of the group was simply charged with dere

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. >>> a bit of a rough end on wall street. all the markets ended down for the day. dow is down 3 points. nasdaq down 13. let's go to new york right now. alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >>> continental airlines will soon be history. the last continental flight from phoenix to cleveland takes off tonight. the airline that was once one of the nation's biggest, will all but disappear into united airlines. united and continental will combine. they will combine into one computer system. that means one frequent flyer program and one website. tickets will be issued under united's name only. >>> most jets have already been painted with united's name. eastman kodak is selling its online photo business to shutterfly for about $4 million. kodak filed for bankruptcy and is selling off. they say the gallery has more than 75 million users. customers who don't want their photos transferred tol shutter fly can opt out. >>> and yelp made a splash in its wall street review. shares soared more than 60%. yelp is 8 years old and has yet to turn a profit. that's

. >> the company expects to apply for fda approval by the end of the year. >> can wall street end theon a high note? well, it seems the markets are up for the day. but posted losses for the week. the dow was up 35 and the s&p 500 up four. the nasa tragedy is also. >>> new home sales fell last month. the home prices surged to the highest level since june. the median sales price jumped to $233,700. experts say that suggests that builders anticipate more demand later this year. >> scary moments for investors in apple. the stock resumed five minutes later, recovering all of the loss. analysts blame it on human error. >>> the world bank may have a new boss. jim young kim has been nominated to head the bank. he's the ideal candidate to carry out the world bank's antipoverty mission. >>> and t-mobile, 1900 jobs. t-mobile is profitable but rapidly losing customers. that's your money watch. for more, just go to cbs money watch.com. in new york, i'm alexis christoforous. >>> it's a paper airplane like you have never seen. yes. you weren't looking at the dessert eagle. it's inspired by a 12-year

make sure that people are in the tent sleeping but even police crackdowns have not meant the end of occupy wall street and this is my fear since where today nearly six months after the occupy wall street movement began a few tense remain but it's largely symbolic joe and the others say the occupation aspect of this movement is simply one chapter of a longer story with many more still yet to be written what we do the dirty work for them the desire for radical change and a new found belief that it can actually be achieved is strong enough not to be subdued in the brought me here was that feeling that something was incredibly walang with society in the system in general and everything that we you know are you know should be naturally against the human beings and. i think i found that there is actually something that we can do about it in washington christine for is now our team. we will continue to let you know how they get on there regardless of where the occupy movement is only to go recent claims from a former goldman sachs executive over the company's moral decay certainly resonated with the g

make sure the people are in the tent sleeping but even police crackdowns have not meant the end of occupy wall street and this is an experience where today nearly six months after the occupy wall street movement began a few tense remain but it's largely symbolic joel and the others say the occupation aspect of this movement is simply one chapter in a longer story with many more still yet to be written. work for them the desire for radical change and a newfound belief that it can actually be achieved is strong enough not to be subdued who brought me here was that feeling that something was incredibly wrong with society in the system in general and everything that we you know are you know should be naturally against this human beings and. i think i found that there is actually something that we can do about it in washington christine for us now our team the u.s. soldier accused of killing sixteen civilians in afghanistan has been named as staff sergeant robert bales he's already back in united states in a military prison but has not yet been charged army officials say he's being held in solitary

overnight, wall street ended mixed with the dow jones industrial ending higher while the tech heavy nasdaq and s&p 500 ended lower. now we'll go to the tokyo stock exchange for more. here you have the latest key economic data from here in japan. tell us about that as well as the market reaction. >> very good morning to you. because clee, we have the unemployment rate, cpi up 0.1%. that's the first time in five months. industrial production fell 1.2% month on month and that's the first declee in three months. later today we'll have new housing starts numbers and construction orders. let's have a look at the opening levels for the nikkei and topix. both indexes trading lower. the nikkei may trade in a tight range. the fiscal end being the last day of the business year. most japanese companies have gone through the usual repatriation or window moves. profit taking also after recent gains with the yen a little bit stronger actually following weak economic data in the u.s. now, housing, jobs and manufacturing data are gauging the pace of a recovery in the u.s. economy. so we're going to be watc

wall street won, the vote went down. which i think is a pretty bad sign for this fall if we end up with a wall street candidate. >> there wasn't a single state in the list i just gave you where i spent more money than the people i was able to defeat to win that state. and every case we overcame the odds. >> so if you look at the candidates today, there is very little difference except for one. >> let me be very clear. i believe that i am the one candidate who has the ability to debate barack obama decisively. >> to the millions of americans who look around and can only see jobs they can't get, and bills that they can't pay, i have a message. you have not failed. you have a president that's failed you and that's going to change. >> it's one thing to defend a mandated top down government run healthcare program that you imposed on the people of your state. it's another thing to recommend and encourage the president of the united states to impose the same thing on the american people and it's another thing yet to go out and tell the american public that you didn't do it. >> these days, you're the president of this team they

wall street ended on a down note. the dow slipped three points while the nasdaq lost 13. >> a tech firm is facing fines after a deadly explosion. last september's explosion killed a worker. they said the worker was mixing dangerous gases and lacked the proper relief valve. they are impose penalties of $56,000 this he have declined to comment on the report. >> this pump a new sign of our dry weather. and i will tell you what will happen to this lake. >> and more devastation across parts of the midwest and south. what we just learned about the death toll as tornadoes slice a path through several states. . >> back here, the bay area weekend forecast in view and i think you will be pleased with how warm it'll get. . >>> a bay area woman who rescued a truck driver from a fiery crash is now a national hero. she was named a finalist in the citizen beforeself honors. last october she was driving on highway 101 when she saw the crash and immediately stopped to pull the truck driver to safety. the winner of that award for extra

because the takeover in the top of the this president is going to see who ends of the wall isn't it ok are these people remaster thanks for much. so despite the fact that more than forty five million russians as peter was saying were voted for putin they showed support is still being dismissed by some countries to the top british diplomat david miliband didn't mince his words when it came to the election results for this isn't some political commentators described as ironic it best i think i would bet it's got that story. a ruthless dictator whose days are numbered all exactly the language of international diplomacy but that's what britain's former foreign secretary thinks of russia's president elect casting his aspersions even before russians cast their vote while david miliband is using these sort of expressions dictatorship they don't conform to reality in a dictatorship people are not allowed to protest people are not allowed to walk around publicly with placards bare in the face of the leader of the country with derogatory terms written across the placards we've seen this in russi

wall street won, the vote went down. which i think is a pretty bad sign for this fall if we end up with a wall street candidate. >> thereasn't a single state in the list i just gave you where i spent more money than the people i was able to defeat to win that state. in every case we overcame the odds. >> so if you look at the candidates today, there is very little difference except for one. >> let me be very clear. i believe that i am the one candidate who has the ability to debate barack obama decisively. >> to the millions of americans who look around and can only see jobs they can't get, and bills that they can't pay, i have a message. you have not failed. you have a president that's failed you and that's going to change. >> it's one thing to defend a mandated, top-down government-run healthcare program that you imposed on the people of your state. it's another thing to recommend and encourage the president of the united states to impose the same thing on the american people and it's another thing yet to go out and tell the american public that you didn't do it. >> these days, you're the president of this team they k

wall street won, the vote went down. which i think is a pretty bad sign for this fall if we end up with a wall street candidate. >> thereasn't a single state in the list i just gave you where i spent more money than the people i was able to defeat to win that state. and every case we overcame the odds. >> so if you look at the candidates today, there is very little difference except for one. >> let me be very clear. i believe that i am the one candidate who has the ability to debate barack obama decisively. >> to the millions of americans who look around and can only see jobs they can't get, and bills that they can't pay, i have a message. you have not failed. you have a president that's failed you and that's going to change. >> it's one thing to defend a mandated top down government run healthcare program that you imposed on the people of your state. it's another thing to recommend and encourage the president of the united states to impose the same thing on the american people and it's another thing yet to go out and tell the american public that you didn't do it. >> these days, you're the president of this team they k