it was well published lincoln's train was to arrive in baltimore on february 3rd of 1861. what we see here is a map of baltimore as it existed in 1861. and i already described to you the different train stations there, as tom mentioned no matter which way he came he'd have to get out of his train and either take a carriage or have his car hauled through the streets to the next station. in fact, the crowd was waiting at the calvert street station on the morning of february 23rd, 1861. they didn't believe that he'd actually gone through to washington. they believed that this was just a hoax trying to disperse the crowd. this is another interesting comment reported by pinkerton agent hare davies "hillard afterwards told me all those men standing there were national volunteers and that they stood in that position on the side of the hill so as when the carriage containing lincoln should come up the hill they could rush and mass upon it around it. when lincoln was to be slain. reasoning with such a dense crowd around the carriage it would be impossible for any outsider to tell w

. >> i will provide you with a detailed report in february which will be our detailed report for 2011, but before i give you statistics, i would like to introduce you to the newest investigator at the occ, and prior to her being hired as an investigator on december 25, -- in december, she was in one place where she worked since 2003 first as investigator and then as a senior investigator and most recently as investigator attorney. she graduated from the school law in boston, where she obtained her dress doctor, and from the university of puget sound, where she got a degree in sociology -- where she obtained her j.d. she is a licensed private investigator and a member of the state bar. president mazzucco: welcome. >> now moving to the complete activity in 2011. from january 1 to december 31, 2011, we had 70 fewer or 8% less cases that were opened in 2011. the number of complaints filed with the occ was the lowest number filed annually according to the occ database, which tracks cases filed since 1986. the 784 open occ cases represents a 19% deviation from the 19-year average of those o

shows on friday night, february 3, saturday night february 4, and super bowl sunday, february. general admission tickets are $15. student tickets are $10. i have been to a couple of these productions, and they are truly spectacular. the kids are incredibly talented, and our own stuff that works with them does an amazing job. i highly encourage everyone to see "cabaret" at the rental museum. also, we want to invite everyone to join us on saturday, february 4 at 10:00 in the morning for the dedication of windswept, a sculpture by charles showeauer. we want to think the san francisco arts commission for commissioning the work and the san francisco public utilities work for funding the project, which is out -- which is actually a wind chime. admission is free, and we would be happy to let everyone join us on that day. community meetings are moving ahead for the planning of the waterfront playground as to be urban park. the next meeting is tuesday, do you reach 24. -- at sue bierman park. children are welcomed. refreshments will be provided. we have a few staff acknowledgements toda

what we do know is that redevelopment agencies will be dissolved as of february 1. there is no appeal process, there is nothing that we can do to change that. there is talk of potential state legislation out there. we cannot control that. we must act affirmatively and accordingly in compliance. the time for transition, we expect there will be transition commencing on february 1. we believe it may last until at least march 30th it, there was a conversation to the budget discussion with you on how housing should be structured as a move forward and how they should be implemented. the resolution does provide oversight board with the ability to oversee of the major development projects. each of these have plans that planning and the board have approved and are being implemented as such, for example in mission day, it is about half done. we're just getting started at hunters point shipyard, a phase one and phase two, both with a moving forward on alice griffith as well as the broader shipyard. this oversight board will have the ability consistent with our contractual obli

. -- also for february 23 for your consideration for a continuance. commissioner antonini: second. >> public comment? president miguel: is there any public comment on this item? if not, public comment is closed. >> thank you, commissioners. the motion on the floor is for continuance of item one, as proposed. commissioner antonini: aye. commissioner borden: aye. commissioner fong: aye. commissioner moore: aye. commissioner sugaya: aye. president miguel: aye. >> those items are continued as discussed. that takes you to commissioners questions and matters. are other matters to be discussed? commissioner antonini: i wanted to mention that i was fortunate to be at the forty-niner game. i think i saw a crowd that was the most passionate and focused that i have ever seen. some commentators on national television commented on the enthusiasm. there were a few fans wearing new orleans gear that work there. i think it is important that we are respectful to those from other cities and those rooting for other cities, because these bring revenue into our city. ther

probably the latest, mid february. president mazzucco: so what we should do is submit this earlier. i agree with commissioner kingsley. we could move forward with the occ presentation. >> did you speak up, please? -- could you speak up, please? president mazzucco: this would give us time. commissioners, the second week in february for the police department, and in the next weeks for the occ? >> is there a date? >> i think the departments would know that. >> as long as the second week of figurines is before it is submitted. -- the second week of february is before it is submitted. >> i am happy to look and that and see. individuals may be can get that information. president mazzucco: in the event that we have to expedite back -- back, -- that, it is human resources, not buildings, so we have to look at that. commissioners, anything further? great. any public comment? any public comment? that is what i said, public comment. secretary lt. falvey: public comment on items 4 a, b, c, and d. >> i would just like to comment on items for future commission meetings. we have items related to d

i have asked them to submit them to me by february 6. we're going to do, as i mentioned, a fair amount of outreach around the budget, which is outlined on my budget timeline slide. i am here today with the first of three budget presentations. next tuesday, we're going to have an all staff meeting about the budget, where we explain to folks what is going on and answer questions and take input. we're having two community budget meetings this year. one on january 31 at moscone the rec center. and one on february 2 at mission rec center. both of those meetings will be from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. we strongly encourage the public to come out and talk to us about the budget, hear what we have to say, give us any ideas or concerns. we would be very pleased if you would also attend the meetings. i will be making a presentation to prozac on february 7. i will be back here again on february 2 for an update on where we are in the budget process. and then, in front of the parole commission on february 16 with what will be our final budget proposal

this is not a hasten the process in terms of what we have to do by february 1. supervisor chu: thank you. supervisor kim has made a motion to send the item forward with recommendations. supervisor avalos: just before voting, i feel we have to move quickly. i feel like i have not heard enough from members of the public, people who are involved with housing development, people who have concerns about the oversight board and how it works. i know we have to move quickly. i feel like we might need an extra week. i am going to approve it going out of committee, and i will give its recommendation, this item, but i feel like it could come forward on tuesday with questions. i want to make sure that, you know, we expect that there will be some discussion that will happen at the full board that could lead to a continuance of the item. and if there are other ways that we might need to have a process that includes greater discussion and gives us more time, perhaps an extra special board meeting, i think that that is something worth considering. but i think there is a lot of

consistent with whatever the board decides to do at their february meeting. it is not within the residential areas of dog patch. one thing i skipped over in my presentation is that the port with mta did do a significant amount about reached. we went to the waterfront advisory group. we met with all the neighborhood organizations and port tenants in the area. we have had them working on this for about two years now. i wanted to let you know that. thank you. >> any of the comments? >> i have a couple of questions on the technology of the new meters since you want to do demand pricing. can you centrally drive the change for rates or ours? how does the technology work? >> they are state of the art. each one has a gprs modem. that is how they do real-time credit card authorization. >> you can change the rate for hours parking centrally. david did describe we do not have jurisdiction over the dog patch. i guess we probably would say it would be a nice idea if you were able to meet with the group and hear their concerns. we're not here to give you any direction beca

my understanding is that the supreme court gave the date of february 1 that has to be met. if we don't act by that date, you have the possibility that we would lose some of the affordable housing assets that the redevelopment agency currently has. can you talk about the deadline and timeline? why this is moving so quickly? i don't know that people realize how monumental a change this is, and how in many respects, our hands are tied. >> they pointed out a number of time lines, the california redevelopment association sued the supreme court granted -- the california supreme court accepted the original jurisdiction to try to solve these fundamental additions. at that time, it stayed much of 26 and 27. when the court ruled that the dissolution statute was constitutional, but the continuation statute was not, it considered the various arguments from the parties about what should have been from the deadlines. part of the opinion is that we are extending the deadline for four months. that had the effect of moving the dissolution date to february 1 which was only about a month afte

the schedule to recognize obligations need to be submitted in february? before february. then the director of finance, i think, has a certain amount of time -- we do not know how long the time line is. the director of finance will be receiving a list of recognize the obligations from hundreds of redevelopment agencies, so we expect that decision will take some time. director reiskin: it is a deemed approved situation where if they do not rule it is an enforceable obligation within days, it is deemed to be -- >> if there is no objection. the statute requires them to object. >> any other questions? just for the sake of the public, if you could go over coming in detail, in terms of how the state is defining enforceable obligation, and why you think they have a strong case to be accepted by the state. >> the state statute, ab 26, defines enforceable obligations as bonds, outstanding bonds, and other debts of the agency, and other enforceable obligations. with the transbay project, one of the best cases for an enforceable obligation, because the tax increment for the transfer,

commission on february 22. we can probably put the wheels in motion in terms of submittals pending a detailed review and action by the sport at a later date. however, because of the mtc action on february 8, we consider a special meeting next tuesday, the seventh, to have action ready to report to the mtc. commissioner campos: it would be helpful to hear from the department of public works. is there ever presented a from the department of public works here? >> good morning, commissioners. i did not catch your question. commissioner campos: how is it that we got to this point that we are talking about the potential to lose millions of dollars and are asking for approval from this commission at the very last minute? i know that commissioner kim has specific questions >> of want to echo the director's comments. this is not an item that we are happy to bring to the commission today. we spent six months tried to overcome an environmental her role on the project before we initiative conversations about design. there

thank you. >> if i could request a date, february 9? commissioner olague: i think that is the year earliest available date. do we need a motion for that? commissioner antonini: move to continue the item to february 9. >> thank you, commissioners. on the motion to continue the items to february 9, -- [roll call] thank you. this item will be continued to february 9. the public hearing will remain open. commissioner olague: again, i want to reassure the public that we want to -- if we do calendar it as an action item, it is with the understanding that it can be continued further out, depending on briard with the discussion. again, thanks to everyone for their input. >> commissioners, with the and turning of this meeting, your next meeting does not begin until 1:00 p.m. commissioner olague: the america's cup item -- this cannot be before 5:00. ok. meeting is adjourned. >> good evening, everyone. my name is filled in the third, the director of your parks department. my job can be challenging at times, but on and that light tonight, i feel li

>> this is where i talk to make sure in february, the first meeting of february, i give my broadway presentation. i want to make sure that's on there. and is it true next week, we will introduce an action item for -- ok. commissioner newlin: are we going to skip the executive director's report. >> how about the minutes? can we get that out of the way? >> i'm not going to mention my report at all. you have it in there and go ahead and look at it and i'm going to make one quick comment and shout outi'm wearing this mohawk in showing support for a brave little boy named james who was diagnosed with cancer last week who is sporting a mohawk as he sits in the hospital. james, get better. >> gosh! commissioner newlin: we'll do the minutes next time. i got to get going. this concludes the january 10 meeting, 2012 of the entertainment commission. i will be in palm springs for the next meeting. first one i miss in two years, but i want a full report on how commissioner joseph runs things in my absence. adjourned at 10:34 >> hello. 9 judge terri l. jackson. the court is now recruiting prospective civil gr

>> the first week of february. commissioner kingsley: ok. so let's have the suspension start on february 15. >> excuse me. i know the objective is to or teach will lessen. why do want to create a hardship? pacommissioner kingsley: and is what a suspension is preadapted -- that is what a suspension is. ko, >> you do not know when you are coming back? >> i understand it is 30 days suspension but i am saying with his personal family -- it is not my choice. i made this before this hearing. that is 60 days i can't work. commissioner kingsley: i will understand what you're saying. bukata commentecomments from ot commissioners? only in agreement? the training also takes place between february 15, 2012, and march 15, 2012, to be completed by march 15, 2012. does that work for the lieutenant schedule as well? i see a nod. >> the suggestion is the training would be as arranged by the department. i understand a la tenet may not be in that position to provide that training. -- the lieutenant may not be in the position to provide that training. commissio

we are set to head that included before the end of february. we also need to is a bullet -- submit updated information plant. we have one that is already certified. we need an updated one that has been certified with the firm that we have been negotiating with in 2010 as our supplier. obviously, that is not correct. pretty pro forma. i expect that to get approved pretty quickly once we submit that. we're also doing the final word on finalizing the contract with noble americas, some back office services, that we require. the term sheet has been made public. the deal points have already been arranged, and it is the hard work of putting that into a contract language. the other item that i have is a big one, which is the cpuc update, where things stand. we're waiting to hear on what will be the method for calculating the bond amount for any cca, legislation that allows cca stipulates that all cca's must post a bond designed to cover the anticipated costs of, should a cca terminate abruptly, with the ink from a da costa that might be to the utility.

>> you made a motion to continue on february 2. commissioner adams 7-? [calling votes] commissioner clyde: no. commissioner o'connor: no. parks commissioners, the motion fails, and now -- >> commissioners, that motion fails, 3-3. parks there has been a systemic problem on the commission. >> would you like me to advise? at this time the election for officer is still open. do we take nominations yemen? >> that is to the commission, but we take nominations again, and if we are not able to have an action and has an action, the next step is to call the meeting to a close, but we cannot continue the meeting. commissioner clyde: i would like to nominate kathleen julie for vice president based on everything we have heard. gooperhaps i would like to nomie commissioner -- >> i would like to nominate commissioner o'brien. >> would you like to make a statement again? >commissioner dooley: just one more comment. our commissions are not 100% appointed by anyone, and this is something i feel for this commission to gon on in a productive manner, mr. o'brien has served.

today that the governor has indicated publicly that he has not signed on to any legislation, he february 1 deadline is more real than it has ever been. the city's hands are tied in terms of moving forward on this resolution and on these appointments. i think we really want to put the successor agency in a position where it can hit the ground running the day after it is dissolved. the redevelopment agency has a vast amount of duties that it must fulfill and obligations that must fulfill. in the agency itself meets twice a month to make statements. and we really don't want a delay in enabling the agency to be able to move forward. that is why we are keen on moving these appointments so quickly in trying to do so before the february 1 deadline. supervisor campos: it is important for people to know that all of us were hoping it would be an extension of the february 1 deadline. the one thing that i would say about not moving before february 1 is that i think it would be a mistake to lose the affordable housing assets. you have a situation where we would have less oversight. sorry for prolongi

proposed for continued to february 16, 2012. item #3 is 5258 mission street, proposed for continuance until february 16, 2012. i am number four, 45234 mission st., proposed for continuance until february 16, 2012. further on your calendar, item number 19 a and b, 147 and over street, we are asking this item be continued until march 8, 2012. we cannot hear that issue today. with that, i am not aware of any other item being proposed for a continuance. president miguel: is there any comments on the items proposed for continuance? the item -- public comment is closed. commissioner borden: there were people that wanted item number 16 to be per boat -- to be proposed for a continuance. but we will get to that when we get there. i move that the items be moved. >> second. >> on the motion for a continuance of items one through four as they are proposed on calendar, -- [roll call] those items are continued as we just discussed. the next category on calendar is the consent calendar. item #5 makes up the consent calendar this week. it is c

it would be the following meeting, which is february 27. we take the amendments without objection, colleagues? thank you. without objection, we will continue this until the meeting of february 27. supervisor chiu: 1 comment. i know there are where a couple public comments are in the recent issues happening in the arts commission. many of us have been concerned about the situation, and we hope that there are changes to how the arts commission is managing itself to move that forward. but this is not legislation about whether or not we helping the arts commission or not. this is really legislation about the requirement of developers of using 1% of their project costs to spend on cards. right now, the law says that that money needs to be spent on on-site art, usually in the lobby way of these public buildings. this legislation is about loosening those requirements so that money can be spent on community-based art programs within the city, project early in the downtown area. i just want to clarify that and look forward to the conversation we wil

they say arizona is one place they can really try to make a stand in february. a strong tea party state, gingrich is carving out that grassroots conservative space in the republican party. but it's still tough for him. remember, he's taken the position for tmitt romney on immigration, and i am gra immigration, and immigration is a huge debate in arizona. they'll take on some of these caucus states like colorado and minnesota. but in terms of the big delegate states, arizona is where gingrich hopes to make a stand in february. >> we'll see how it all turns out this evening. our thanks to peter hamby there in tampa for us. peter, thank you. thank you, everyone, for watching today, as always. i'd love to know what you think of the program. you can continue the conversation with me on line any time. you can find me on facebook or twitter at randikaye@cnn. we meet with brooke who is live in tampa, florida. hello, brooke. >> hi, randi. thanks for having me on again. beautiful day in tampa today. check the clock. six hours to go until the very latest polls close in the

if all goes well, he should be backed by february. nonetheless, this premeditated criminal act that can be difficult at best and impossible at worst to prevent. on behalf of the zoo community, i think everyone for their concerted efforts to make sure he returned safely. on a related note, at the request of a lot of members, he has been made part of this to adopt an animal program. proceeds for the sale of adopt an animal will go to his and others' care and in richmond. for $50 they will receive a certificate, and the manufacturer also made a banana sam stuffy. for you, i leave this. last, i wanted to report this to celebrity, jack hanna, visits on sunday at 1:30. he is the director of the columbus zoo. he is an international conservation is. he also has his own television show. he is coming to talk about animal well this initiative anti some of the animals that are rescued. his shows are family-friendly. i encourage all ages to come. the proceeds from that evening will be for the care of the zoo animals. i think him for the gift he is