we picked san francisco because it's a gateway city a lot of public transportation, we picked the building because it has great bones, it needs a lot of work but it has a good look which we like. we are very committed to the community. our family has had a 10-year working relationship with the area and would like to continue that going forward with the job internship program, taking kids through the hospitality and hopefully we'll find some kids who like hospitality enough that they wish to stay with us. i'd like to lastly speak to the structure and infrastructure before passing on to our architect. we've had the building since april of 2008 and when we first investigated it, we found that the entire infrastructure was shot. it's mainly original 1905 equipment, plumbinging, electrical elevators, and what not needs a complete redo we did a structural investigation on the project, on the building, and found that in its current state it would probably not withstand a major earthquake. with that, i'd like to pass this over to steven lee. thank you for your time. >> my name is steven lee, i'm a

cities. the nationwide series in st. louis at gateway to race on saturday at 3:00 eastern on espn 2 and next race in the chase is for the nascar sprint cup series at martinsville, virginia, the little old bull ring, a week from tomorrow, 1:00 eastern on espn with "countdown" at noon on espn 2. jamie mcmurray is your winner on a saturday night in charlotte, north carolina. >>> deadly night out, new developments after race friend who died. >> the five men accused in though it assault are free to light and face charges. plus, a water main mass any museum shut down. when it will reopen and when the water main break will be fixed. and controversy adults-only store opens its doors in virginia. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> we begin with breaking loose. -- breaking news. a missing voter is reportedly a 65-year-old woman who was last seen at 11:30 this morning. >> it was identified the boater had not returned to the dock. they called at 911, crews responded in identified an overturned boat on the water and

city. but we are going to show you today what we believe is a best project to recognize the value of combining your land, 351 with the golden gateway, and the benefits that we have been able to produce not only for the neighbors, but city at large. for five years, we have expended $25 million in try to get to this point. we have retained one of the world's leading architectures who will present today. we think the proposal should meet the port's subjective -- objective on sustainability projects that serves the public at large, while providing the board with economic sustainability, which will enable it to realize some of its capital obligations, public area improvements, rehabilitation, infrastructure, and the like. i would like to introduce craig hardeman, our lead architect. he has a tremendous team behind him. craig is going to -- push the first button. this is what jonathan was saying for those of you in the audience that are not familiar with this site. the red islot 351. in green is thegolden gateway. ústhe combined site is arguably the best use that was contemplated in the northern waterfront plan. &p>> thank you, commissi

russia's all the slavic city of god was founded more than a thousand years ago centuries before st petersburg it became russia's gateway to the west filled the whole of europe with. becoming one of the most prosperous cities on the continent once upon a time this was not just the hope of a powerful trading republic but possibly the birthplace of russia's democracy. at the sound of a bell the city population assembled on the main square there they voted on the most important issues facing the republic. a new ruler was elected after an old one died each part of a city how did government and military commanders were invited from neighboring states at the but. a glimpse of what a different russia might have been like instead of simply they could have been freedom and democracy but it was not to be moscow princes keen to get their hands on its riches subjugated the city and even carter the way the somebody in fifteen seventeen number became the setting for one of the bloodiest chapters in russia's history we were. when ivan the terrible came for a visit the feast was laid out for him then just as the guests were getting dru

going on to his career in city government and then in turn -- an intern working with me, a ga and at -- a student at gateway high school. denise, antonio's mom, has been very active through her work and her advocacy. it is a tremendous family that both supervisor avalos and i have had the privilege of knowing. after a lifetime of dedication, children and grandchildren are continuing to give so much to the city. it is a comfort, i hope, as her lust is irreplaceable. i also want -- loss is irreplaceable. i also want an in memoriam, his family of 10 has given some much toussaint prince it is -- toso much to san francisco. the airport police bureau -- their father was born in 1927. henry pengle traveled to the united states, they raised their family in saint cecilia's parish. he joined the police department in 1950 and served for 29 years. he was proud of all of his children, and certainly lead the way for his four daughters -- led the way for his four daughters. and i also wanted to submit an in memoriam for miss potter, julian continues to be a great leader at the airport. patricia potter passed away after an

city is losing money. in oakland stanley roberts. >> it was once called the gateway drug, california could be close to legalizing marijuana. people are saying this could lead to addiction problems are legal problems. we're also was some happy giant fans, at a look at the weekend box office with the new movie about baseball going strong.fac a shooting inside a restaurant luck two people dead last night, police do not have leads in this case. there were a lot of witnesses kron4 is dalton explains. >> crime scene cleaners scrub away the blood just outside the golf course restaurateur, a shooting on the dance floor inside killed two people and injured two others. police have not release victims' names. we do not know too much about the shooters and what led them to open fire. it happened saturday night about 10:00, the monarchs bay golf club friends of the 2000's or blood was drawn up for weddings and other of beds. it is located right across from the marina. police say the least 100 people attended the party most between the ages of 18 and 25, of many of them sped away when police were pulling out. not a lot of wit

the gateway who took the brunt imperial trilogy the top western coast coromandel hotel. to go and. run the city the colonel was so told treat. as the war in afghanistan enters year ten online videos posted by nato soldiers undermine the coalition's reputation and drum up new support for the taliban. fears of a return to rest flares once again in days before parliamentary elections are due to be held in the troubled country. is all too dangerous media boss in america slams international news channels including this one and says the u.s. needs to shout louder in the global media war. live from our studios in central moscow this is r.t. with you twenty four hours a day good to have you with us now million years since the u.s. started the war in afghanistan already the longest in america's history washington says it wants to start withdrawing its forces next july until then the number of troops is increasing in an attempt to turn around the fight against the taliban but . now reports the militancy is often fueled by the way the war is can. talk to. f.l. schools up in smoke and whether justified or

i go back to my days even in sioux city when i was at gateway. they had a fabulous program, success by six. it was a public-private partnership. it did fabulous work on helping those kids in the age group succeed. before we look at the government showing up with people from lansing saying we are here to help, let's figure out how we can work together through our communities and have the government play a coordinating resource. >> look, again, this is science and not politics. we node how vital those 0 to 5 years are. it matters. it makes a difference. there's a reason for us to get in there and make sure children have great care. they have preschool in that period. that whole 0 to 5 continuum, we need to pay better attention to that. we know from the ipslanta perry school, it works. every dollar we put into that has a payoff down the road. it will be a priority. we'll make it a priority. >> this campaign is about economic issues but michigan issues are never far from the surface. can you tell us where you stand on the issues of abortion, gay marr

i go back to my days, even in sioux city, when i was at gateway, they had a fabulous program, and i was part of it, the united way, called success by six. it was a public-private partnership that came out of minneapolis. they did fabulous work on helping those kids in that age group succeed. before we look at the government, again, showing up with people from lansing and saying we're here to help, let's figure out how we can work together through our communities and have the government play a coordinating resource. >> mr. benero? >> look, again, this is science and not politics. we know how vital those zero to five years are, those are crucial years. it matters, it makes a difference. there's a reason for us to get in there and make sure the children have great care, that they have preschool in that zero to five period. that whole zero to five continuum, from the time they leave the hospital, we need to pay better attention to that. we know from the ypsilanti perry school project that it works, we need to invest in it. every dollar that we put into that has a payoff down the road. it wi

warning signs and gave the city the all clear disaster here with eight people injured and one hundred for a torrent of poisonous red wastes through a town with a retaining wall gateway. but then pick officials say russia can be proud of the progress that's being made the two thousand and fourteen winter games in sochi event is still a few years off but the groundwork is well underway as i.o.c. has been discovering. this with the. members of the i.o.c. coordination commission are frequent visitors here in sochi they prefer to see for themselves how things are going and how this southern russian city is preparing for the big sporting events besides the mountain cluster where the olympic games will be held part of the competitions will be also at the coastal cluster in the. members of the sea had a chance to see for themselves whether things are going according to plan. suchi can be proud of great success in the following areas marketing operational planning education environmental protection and of course sporting facilities and infrastructure as we've been witnessing change in the city in the hold the region where the olympic projects are already beginning to take sh

city car. it's important that sacrifice be shared from the top. you know, when times got tough in lansing, i led the way, i sacrificed. i've asked mr. snyder, when times got tough at gatewayknow 20,000 people lost their jobs, the workers, what did you give up? i know you became a multi- millionaire at that time, you cashed in your stock options, but what did you give up? i know the workers, they had the option to stand in the unemployment line, but what did you sacrifice? >> that's time, mr. bernero. i've got a quick follow-up to that question. do you think you can make expenses match revenues in lansing, in other words, eliminate the structural deficit in the first year that you're in office? mr. snyder. >> that's absolutely a goal. to say it's a certainty, until you get a chance to dig in it would be difficult to say that. because my view is, it's only when you get there will we get to the full extent of all the issues. if you looked at the last budget, there's a lot of concerns about the budgets that are there, are those numbers really even going to happen. so not only is next year a problem, i'm still concerned about whether we're going to have a hole for the current