c, accept work performed for water enterprise water system improvement for the pump station upgrade, approve modification, a decrease in the contract and increasing the contractor ration -- contract duration. d, except work performed by construction, installation for stanford heights and sunset systems, approve modification # one for the final contract, decreasing the contract and authorize final payment. c, approve the water main replacement insulation of stations for steel pipe water mains for the responsive better -- bidder. the contract of various locations for sewer replacement and pavement renovation to the lowest responsive bittdder to replace the unspecified streets. g, approve the plans and specifications awarded wastewater enterprise capital improvement program funded and renewal and replacement program funded, south would way and pavement renovation to replace the existing sewer and street pavement. 8, construction company for waste water enterprise renewal and replacement program-funded contract for a total contract amount of $927,674 worth of total contract duration and

we can't ignore that. >>> welcome back to "our world" with black enterprise.e've all seen the headlines, michael vick, plaxico burress, serena williams, they and others have made headlines outsides the sport arena. what responsibility do they have to be responsible? joining us today to talk about this, steven a. smith, journalist and commentator. drew joyce, high school basketball coach at st. vincent st. mary. he also coached a guy you probably heard of, lebron james. and jonathan abrams, sports writer for "the new york times." gentlemen, welcome. greatly appreciate it. steven, you and i have talked about this over the years, publy, privately. let me put that to you. do these athlete have a responsibility to the community? >> i think they definitely do have a responsibility. but even more so, if you want to get paid, the reality is that if you want to be a role model, you want to go out there and get paid, you have to be a role model to the masses. you have to set an example that people would want themselves to follow or people would expect of themselves and

my question is who benefits from such an enterprise zone? i think it was very clearly laid out. i appreciate it. i think it is the type of information that the public should have so they understand what the public does not know, what the enterprise zone in tales. so thank you for that. >> that will put us on a regular calendar. item eigh8a. >> excuse me. no presumption. >> excuse me. commissioner lee aye. so moved unanimously. i do apologize. now we move on to the regular calendar. item eight a and b 4205 prince street, a request for a conditional use authorization to allow development on a lot exceeding 10,000 square feet to establish a non-residential use exceeding 3000 square feet and to establish other entertainment use and other large institution use above the first story. the also request a variance. >> i am kevin guy, with planning commission staff. the request before you is for development at the northwest corner of franklin street. this would conduct a new three story building measuring approximately 38,600 square feet that include an auditorium, educational facilities,

i am a certified local business enterprise. i am also a certified firm located in the bayview district here in this warm city of san francisco. we are grateful for the opportunity to work on the presidio parkway doyle drive replacement project. we are doubly grateful. not only did we have the opportunity to win a contract, but additionally we are going to be working on contract for. the total value of those contracts is approximately $3 million. you're probably wondering -- how did you do that? what i did was i attended -- just done the street, i attended and out -- event for small business enterprises conducted by paul prendergast and his team. that afforded me the opportunity. all of the general contractors were there, and i had the opportunity as a small business to reach out to each of them face to face and talk about my business and how i can team with them and work on this project together. being a woman-owned firm, with my husband out here in the audience and my son running this truck here -- they have been at my side. a

>>> on this edition of "our world with black enterprise," we catch up with musicman wyclef jean, known for his music and his humanitarianism. our headliner. in our roundtable discussion, can you really meet your soul mate online? we discuss the rise in internet dating, plus a breast cancer survivor teaches others to fight for their lives. all that, up next. >>> wyclef jean went solo after the grammy award winning trio the fujis unexpectedly split in 1997, but that was really the start of what has become an exceptional music career. i recently caught up with jean at the black enterprise golf and tennis classic where we discussed the release of his next album and his future plans for his homeland, haiti. >> wyclef, good to see you, man. >> you, too, brother. >> before we get into some of the things you've been doing lately, i want to talk to you about music and one thing. when i think about the fuooch fugees i think about the relatively short time they existed to the world. not in your life. y'all were kicking it before anybody knew it, but the impact you've had with such a short time th

is the nationalism of some juice it's a sectarian colonial enterprise which created a state in the arab heartland for some jews by terrorism and ethnic cleansing and in doing so it made a complete mockery of the moral values and ethical principles of judaism the truth in summary is that judaism and zionism are total opposites now why is the knowledge of this important because when you know that you can understand two things why it is perfectly possible to be passionately and zionist meaning and see the colonial enterprise without being in any way shape or form any semitic anted you why is that important today. because of israel's behavior in the world since ninety forty eight but particularly in the last decade and a half its wars in lebanon and elsewhere the palestinians israel is being perceived by the people of the world as a prostate so what we're witnessing is the rise of and israeli ism now that is not anti semitism it is anti israeli ism in other words it is designed this colonial enterprise. that is promoting anti semitism now that actually is what zionism wants sun is and needs

is now that is not anti semitism it is anti israelis in other words it is designed this colonial enterprise. that is promoting anti semitism now that actually is what's on his mons son is needs anti semitism in order to go or justify what he's doing and what about israel's position in the rest of the world do you think that it's reaching a turning point where the us may be forced to say at some point in the near future enough is enough only an american president has the leverage required to cause or try to cause israel to be serious about peace on terms virtually all palestinians and most other arabs and muslims could accept the problem is that an american president has his hands tied by the zionist lobby the zionist lobby really does control in congress. american policy for israel power so i'm not saying the whole middle east i'm saying israel palestine now if you look at obama i think obama meant well possibly means what it is but i think he was an ideal for an inexperienced he came into office quickly challenging netanyahu of the settlements in jerusalem and as soon as not only goes to t

things why it is perfectly possible to be passionately and design is the meaning and the colonial enterprise without being in any way shape or form and the semitic anti jew why is that important today. because of israel's behavior in the world since ninety forty eight but particularly in the last decade and a half its wars in lebanon and elsewhere in the palestinians israel is being perceived by the people of the world as a prostate so what we are witnessing is the rise of anti israeli ism now that is not anti semitism it is anti israelis in other words it is designed this colonial enterprise. that is promoting anti semitism now that actually is what zionism wants sun is needs anti semitism in order to go or justify what is doing and what about israel's position in the rest of the world do you think that it's reaching a turning point where the us may be forced to say at some point in the near future enough is enough only an american president has the leverage required to cause or try to cause israel to be serious about peace on terms but they all palestinians and most other arabs and muslims

the next one is based on natural enterprise driving the economy. the next one is one of local ownership, everything reduced to regional economy and the right is everything driven basically on the basis of environment protection. our feeling at the moment is that it's the second of those that is the most likely, that is the national enterprise model. and we can see as we look at that that there's going to be very substantial increase in flooding in the future and within that, that the biggest increase is likeliest to occur within our urban environments. so although we will see a very significant increase in flooding due to river flooding and flooding due to coastal impacts, the biggest cause or biggest increase in flooding in the future is likely to be within the urban area. what we've been wrestling with is how might restart to adapt to that? how might we cope with that future? this one shows the number of properties affected. what's interesting about this one is there isn't the same differential between the future assumptions that irrespective of

there are social enterprises, retail services, new homes, recreation. management, executives, research, manufacturing, food, sustainable business, retail, enterprising, and retail service, sales, merchandising, property management, security, janitorial. in new homes, property management, maintenance and janitorial, landscaping, household services, maintenance gumpert programming -- maintenance, and he's good at up to thousands of jobs. -- these could add up to thousands of jobs. please, let's go forward. thank you. [bell] >> good afternoon. my name is -- i am here to support the project. it will bring thousands of new jobs in the bay view area. this will be were many people live. thank you. president maxwell: think you. >> i support this -- thank you. >> i support this because we will of more job opportunities and housing. the city is finally working with the navy to clean up the shipyard. i support it. thank you very much. president maxwell: thank you. [reading names] if you hear your name, come on up. first, , first-served. >> tim paulson. i am the ex

we will have the discover enterprise and the sister ship of the discover enterprise. there will be four platforms that will be able to take a product if we need to do that. there will be some of vertically freestanding risers. five strings will be deployed below the discover enterprise. all four of those will allow the ships to disconnect in the event of a hurricane and leave the scene. there will be four production platforms coming from the new containment cap. >> your next question comes from cnbc. >> i am having trouble getting the precise time line. if the containment capa's taken off tomorrow, at what point would you anticipate that the new cap would be put in place and did helix-producer would be on line? would it be 24 hours? >> i think that unbolting the current riser pipe will take some time. we have to have some special tools brought in to undo those six and bolts. -- six bolts. it could take three days to four days. at the same time, by sunday, we hope to start producing on the helix-producer, which will ultimately supplant the amount of oil that would have

san francisco is control over energy resources which has been an ongoing objectives for the power enterprise as they were pl ambitious milestones to close the power plant by 2005 which ultimately occurred. it has not yet closed. but we do have a clear path forward toward that objective. and in the long term advocate for the graduate displacement of all gas fire generation here in san francisco. the board of supervise ors has emphasized by the climate action plan and through climate change goals additional objective to develop a green house gas-free san francisco and has encouraged us to update the electric resource plan including transmission, cost-effective method for reducing green house gas emissions, looking forward to what our electric resource demands are, and demand side management into the electric resource plan and making sure that we have the resources needed to meet our municiple and other customers be they through the c.c.a. program or other potential opportunities. the -- the plan that we have looks at the co2 emissions and provides for you here on this slide a sense of how it b

they're starting to penetrate the enterprise which is a big negative on apple if they do this this isusand dollar stock. to enter today japan thousand next five to seven years. corporations have a lot more money >> how do think they handled the whole intent dated steve jobs called it. >> i've got a paltry 0755 i hated i don't know and when this day and age like cell phones. as the trees to target to pick: i think they had the intended date it was very problematic short- term but long term every cell phone in the 21st century seems to be a mark can hear me? can hear me. i think their problem is, and carried >> will be back with rob and your questions coming a little bit later in the newscast. >> "meg whitman says she'll run california like her company..." seen this attack on meg whitman? who are these people? they're the unions and special interests behind jerry brown. they want jerry brown because, he won't "rock the boat," in sacramento. he'll be the same as he ever was. high taxes. lost jobs. big pensions for state employees. the special interests have chosen their governor. how abo

of announced he was going to draw on engineers at his enterprise to put together a group of cosmonauts their job would be to assemble three parts of a giant ship. the spacecraft would then head to miles from where it was great to dream von braun's ambition of the time didn't extend beyond reaching the moon. spoke of the lunar race was an invention in reality there was no lunar race. shows off his secret notebook it contains drafts and other details relating to the mars project. i put down a wizard had sold me and launched a morse was scheduled for early one nine hundred seventy four. if his notes are. anything to go by. one thousand nine hundred sixty. present. as his priority objectives. for who. we might script. if we fail. then at least we could fly around it head of them that's who might be nice and. surprisingly don't give the moon away to the americans. much time wasted. the american flag. i really believe that the soviet union. the us to them. in our day and we did that in the sixty's and i think it was because there was serious competition between the two countries. who. didn't

of announced he was going to draw on engineers at his enterprise to put together a group of cosmonauts their job would be to assemble three parts of a giant ship one obeys the spacecraft would then head to miles from there it was a great dream if von braun's ambition of the time didn't extend beyond reaching the moon. the lunar race was an invention in reality there was no lunar rate's. shows off his secret notebook it contains drafts and other details relating to the mars project. i put there would sergei had sold me and launch to mars was scheduled for early one nine hundred seventy four. if his notes are anything to go by so i did not start on a new project until one thousand nine hundred sixty four but von braun had been working on it for three years following president kennedy's announcements of. as his priority objective. for. script. if we fail. then at least we could fly around it. that might be nice and. don't give the moon away to the americans. much time wasted. the american flag on the surface. i really believe that. the us to the moon. in our day and we did that in the six

given less than a month to invent one there were neither blueprints no quality control the whole enterprise depended on trust throughout his career was always looking for people willing to forgo food and sleep and work through the night. is a psychologist from russian space research center star city he used to work under a kind of. he was a great man it was enough for him to look at you and you got a wealth of information even though he was with his subordinates you had a very delicate soul. it was a four legged cosmonaut that was the first living creature to head towards the stars a dog called lika when she was launched into space there were tears in her size time magazine called her the world's most lonely and miserable dog that was true it was a one way ticket for like a monument was unveiled in moscow to mark the fiftieth anniversary of her space mission. here is this monument to commemorate the dogs greatest. people bring treats you know what would look someone has even brought a candy here for the dog. show some even bring salsa just for the lovely. no i mean . at that time it was imp

of announced he was going to draw on engineers at his enterprise to put together a group of cosmonauts their job would be to assemble three parts of a giant ship one obeys the spacecraft would then head to miles from there it was kind of great green von braun's ambition of the time didn't extend beyond reaching the moon. spoke of the lunar race was an invention in reality there was no lunar rates. shows off his secret notebook it contains drafts and other details relating to the mas project. i put down a wizard had sold me and launched a morse was scheduled for early one nine hundred seventy four. if his notes are anything to go by so it did not start on a new no project until one thousand nine hundred sixty four years ago but von braun had been working on it for three years following president kennedy's announcements of plans to conquer the moon. but was compelled to focus his attention on the moon instead of mars and other planets he's known to have regarded the planets as his priority objective should your one thousand and sixty four who shot had their luzhin we might outstrip the a

right now, hefner is on a mission to buy back all the shares of playboy enterprises still held by the public. >> the company, in this particular economic climate, is not being properly dealt with. it's worth a good deal more than what it's being traded for. >> reporter: details? he wasn't sharing. nor reacting to the fact that the company that owns "penthouse" is trying to buy "playboy" also. all he would say is -- >> the greatest success of the company was in the 1950s and '60s, when we were private, and maybe it's recapturing my youth. >> reporter: is part of it getting those days back? >> i just celebrated by 84th birthday and thinking in terms of the future of the brand, the magazine, and staying the course and making certain that it's going in the right direction and we'll be there long after i'm gone. >> reporter: and if these sound like the words of an old man looking forward by looking back, well, hefner has been looking back a lot lately, courtesy on a documentary based on his life being released this month. and part of why he may have looked so wistful when it was screened h

it is to empower the government against the free enterprise system. we saw this in may numbers, when the may numbers came out, 431,000 net new jobs and our friends, the democrats, come down every day and look at us. look at all these jobs we are creating. yeah. 431,000 jobs in may, but of that figure, 400,000 were government jobs. they were census jobs, temporary jobs, and you are trying to fool this country. in texas if we were in the texas legislature, that would be deceptive advertising. should be deceptive advertising in washington and be against the law. with an unemployment rate at 9.5% and loss of over three million jobs since january of 2009, now is not the time to be diminishing more, 41,775 jobs is the estimate. by increetsing the taxpayers' expo -- increasing the taxpayers' exposure also, this program is $22.21 billion in premiums that could be taken out of our economy. but it doesn't stop there. there's more than $20 billion of investment in mutual municipal, state, and local bonds will completely dry up. a line of business that the free e

is the nationalism of some juice it's a sectarian colonial enterprise which created a state in the arab heartland for some jews by terrorism and ethnic cleansing and in doing so it made a complete mockery of the moral values and ethical principles of judaism the truth in summary is that judaism and zionism are total opposites so what we are witnessing is the rise of anti israeli ism now that is not anti semitism it is anti israelis in other words it is designed this colonial enterprise that is promoting anti semitism and what about israel's position in the rest of the world do you think that it's reaching a turning point where the us may be forced to say at some point in the near future enough is enough only an american president has the leverage required to cause or try to cause israel to be serious about peace on terms but they all palestinians and most other arabs and muslims could accept the problem is that an american president has his hands tied by the zionist lobby the zionist lobby really does control in congress. american policy for israel policy are not saying the whole middle