the item seeks your approval to the amendment with the lease with gotham enterprises doing business as peats coffee and tea and will reduce the square footage in order to close one of the coffee kiosked in terminal one. the current lease is for 3 locations in terminal one and terminal three. there are two locations in terminal three. the three, kiosks total 1,037. the terminal one location has seen a decrease, 47 percent in their sales since the airport demolished boarding area a resulting in foot traffic and passenger visibility decreasing significantly. and therefore the airport would like to reduce, the lease by 310 square feet to allow them to close that one terminal one kiosk. the lease will be for the two remaining kiosks in terminal three which would ten total 727 square feet we also are seeking the approval to reduce the mag by $15,927 from the current $53 thu, for a new mag of $37,000. >> the tenant does right now pay on percentage rent and so the reduction will not impact the revenue to the airport are the city. the budget analyst recommends approval of this lease amendment a

chairman, and members of the committee, in 2012, gotham paid the airport, $232,in percentage rent and that was more than the minute you mum guarantee of 539. and she has indicated that the manual guarantee would be reduced by $59,000. and as the supervisors know because of the break even policy, there is no impact on the airport's budget, we recommend that you approve this resolution. >> thank you. >> colleagues any questions for mr. rose? >> all right, seeing none, much appreciated we will open this up to the public? anyone wishing to comment, step forward. seeing none public comment is close ed. >> kie have a movement? >> could we do that without opposition? >> could you call items two and three together. >> item two, resolution authoritying directing the sale of not-to-exceed $133,275,000, item three, ordinance appropriate ating $133,272,000 of road repaving street safety and general obligations 2001. series 2013 b. >> we have the controller's office? >> >> good morning, members of the budget and finance committee, my name is anthony, (inaudible) in the controller's office of publi

he's taking us to gotham city, drawing "the dark knight" to himself. . >> he's a good artist. >> he is a good artist. he's showing us what it's ultimately going to look like. what he does with this is put it over grip tape to cut out the design, which he's going to put it over the deck he cut out and spray over it to create different shapes with different colors. this is where it starts to get fun. he starts cutting out pieces delicately and individually with the blade. >> thank god for the x-acto knife on this project. ♪ >> he's back where he started, the finished product. >> look at that. >> he did put his wheels on his board and this is what he looks like riding the board. >> time for is it real or fake? >> he really just did that. >> i say fake. >> what do you think? see the videos and Ñáçwçñ?.=(=pcpcpcpcpcpcpcpcpc2h >>> like us on facebook.com/"right this minute." stay in touch all day long. now, back to the show. >>> it's monday, you guys. you know what that means? >> time to check in with matt. we've got real or fake videos. hey, dude. >> how are you doing this week. we've got t

how'd you like to tour around gotham in this baby? you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. pretty nice day in the west. not quite as hot as yesterday but still very warm, all of the desert southwest. we're okay through the central valley. many areas in the 80s to low 90s. pacific northwest, a dry day before you get more rain and cloud during the day tomorrow. as advertised, temperatures won't be too much cooler with that rain coming in. one thing we haven't been talking a lot about is up in alaska. they've had an exceptionally cold spring. still kind of on the chilly side especially further to the north. barrow and nome. they just got done with one of the coldest and snowiest aprils they've had on record up there. >> what about sacramento? just visiting our affiliate. what's the sacramento weather? >> sacramento weather is always nice, right? >> yeah, it is nice. just like the people there. >> go to san francisco or the mountains. >> see, i got the shout-out. thank you so much. >>> jay leno commemorated barbara walters' ee tirmt announcement with a look back. >> presidents,

that's gotham city in the background. enjoy it today.'ve got rain coming your way over the next two. >>> i said that seattle had the chance of being one of the warmest spots in the entire country. very rare for that to happen. friends in phoenix ruined it for them. 87 in seattle, record high yesterday. it was also 87 in phoenix. it was warmer in seattle than south beach and miami and pretty much anywhere east of the rockies. second spin here over california. cutoff lows, slow-moving storms. the storm still sitting over atlanta is the same storm that was our snow storm from last week. typically it takes a storm three or four days to move across our country. this one is taking two weeks, still bringing rain up the midatlantic. not far from d.c., just to the south of you, fredericksburg, 95. it will be a wet ride. that rain will spread north, eventually moving up to philadelphia, with as much as an inch of rain into today and tomorrow. middle of the country, you look absolutely gorgeous today. enjoy. now to sports. what a night for the seco

is not working and we have seen this this is not a unique one single occasion we have seen this in gotham bergen mama several times and even in the city where i am elected councillor inside italian roma have this ethnical based riots against swedish authorities i think that sweden has been trying harder than i know of the country in europe to try to push for integration where we invested billions into it of taxpayers' money were tried everything that that the scientists have passed presented and still it's not working the problem that they did the core here is that these people they don't identify themselves with the swedish society or the swedes and it's clearly not working is not working in sweden is not working in france or in the united states there is and i think we'll see more of this if we don't change the politics. in the future. one man keeping a distance of from sweden is a world famous whistleblower why julian at sun is just plain silly the u.k. intelligence message that call the times she actually got him to sweden on charges of sex abuse it up at stories that are t. dot com.

gotham fishing or another year of calls from gallackman. >> you need an innovator. mcdonald wasn't one. you need things that are going to steal market share -- >> this stock is number one, in, like, 20 categories -- >> these guys -- the criticism, though, is these guys have not been doing on margin. they have a high margin portfolio and mcdonald was going after emerging market growth. that doesn't work. bounty and, i don't note, tide -- >> they've had market share taken from them over the last couple of years. >> unilever's dominated the global place. i would own unilever here. in fact, we've owned it for the last six months, more or less. but i think this is absolutely a hold, okay? this is the game -- >> and you are a hold, as well? >> very strong -- >> just to keep it with the technical. i keep a really tight stop on this. $81. very close to last sale, i become a seller, so, i hate to be so flukey on that. >> we've seen this just recently with jcpenney, bringing back old ceos. what does this say about succession planning? >> fair point. >> i think this is bizarre

not working and we have seen these this is not a unique one single occasion we have seen these in gotham bergen several times and even in the city where i am elected counselor in sort of tally and will not have these ethnical based riots against swedish authorities so this i wasn't surprised but we have seen this in western europe. and i think we'll see more of this if we don't change the politics. in the future well let's take a look at this particular neighborhood and its eighty percent and immigrant residence and other trouble flared after a police killed an elderly man there i mean. obviously these people feel they're not protected by the police don't they have a right. to be heard. well. i think that the base problem beneath this is kind of different things this time it was this man that was arrested on resisted and then with killed and we have other things that happened on the other places but the main reason is that they don't identify themselves with the swedish society or the swedes but they are in the ethnic group believe in their area and they feel this area is their own and w

have to take issues with one other thing you said which is the book i would recommend, the bones of gotham >> i've read that and i think it's as good but not as quite as good as secondhand -- >> we will have to have a spout afterwards. >> thank you, guys. yes, sir. your question. come closer to the microphone. >> civil litigation in new city is a method by which i seek proportional judgment for people even victimize and i represent the victims directly. so i hear somethings about the criminal justice system that are very different and some that are similar in concept. what i'm uncomfortable with is the idea that if you go to a shoot them up movie and hear a shoot of the bad guys, then you feel good. i've always felt disgusted by that. i think that part of the reason came out with regard to the discussion, revenge in the case of genocide. i read the hatfields versus the mccoy section in huckleberry finn. i screamed. there's no closure like in the movies in real life, and i think mark twain told a better than the movies. so my question is, can we learn something by the truth commissions or t

politics is not working and we have seen this this is not a unique one single occasion webzine this in gotham bergen mali several times and even in the city where i am elected councillor inside italian role now we have this ethnical based riots against swedish authorities i think that's rude and has been trying harder than any of the country in europe to try to push for integration where we invested national billions into it and of taxpayers' money were tried everything that to scientists have has presented and still it's the clerk in the problem to keep the poorest of these people don't identify themselves with this with the society or us swedes and it's clearly not working it's not working sweden is not working in france or in the united states it's very sad and i think we'll see more of this if we don't change the politics. in the future. the war on terror gets a facelift president obama reviews his national and irish strategy defending overseas drone warfare as legal and necessary we look ahead while a secret u.k. court has been locking up trying to look after their loved ones that is com

a full blown fight and a tabloid field day in gotham city. so, just how much of it matters for hillary clinton's future plans? and word spreads that eric holder feels badly about how the justice department handled leaks, but will remorse tamp down? good morning from washington and this is "the daily rundown." i'm chris cillizza in for the goateed one, chuck todd. a word of warning to anyone thinking about 2016. who could do that? running for president doesn't always help your political career. michele bachmann announced this morning she will not seek a third term in office. bachmann, who had a brief success in the 2011 iowa straw poll finisheded a disappointing sixth in that state that she claimed was home. she barely won last year by just over 4,000 votes and this month began running re-election ads, a whopping 17 months before the 2014 election. the federal election commission, office of congressional ethics and fbi are all looking into allegations that she paid an iowa state senator. in a message posted this morning, she denies that bowing

looking good every day gotham the feel good law we won't find it here if you're looking for relevant stories unique perspective from tom my skin's starts now. in screwed news it turns out austerity isn't just bad for the economy it's bad for our health as well in their new book the body economic why austerity kills scholars david stuck lawyer and sue make a startling conclusion about the short and long term effects of the budget cuts that have destroyed the global economy and thrown millions into unemployment not only does austerity stunt growth and prolong recessions it also poses a major public health risk as. i explain cuts to social services in european countries like italy and greece have led to among other things an increase in suicide ballooning alcoholism rates and even an outbreak of malaria with the sequester america entered its own age of austerity with all the risks that implies so why don't our elected officials get the message that austerity kills and what can we do to stave off a public health crisis right here in the united states for more on this i'm joined by the au

arkham asylum is not located in gotham city but the new hampshire capital.edward gionet rose to ask if aat-shared his concern that america was headed to a revolution and they might have a need to overoverthrow the government. senator ayotte blinded from the glare on gionet's head dove through a plate glass window and ran into the arms of the nearest nra lobbyist. wtf new hampshire. you're my favorite new england get away when i can't find lodging in maine or rhode island but with lawmakers like edmond gionet maybe you should change your state motto to live free or die of embarrassment. >> john: we now turn to a story that should have just been a family matter. last october the reverend dr. thomas w. ogletree, a retired dean of divinity school and a minister presided over his son's wedding to another man. now, the good reverend doctor may face a trial by church authorities and it has dropped him right in the middle of a major church rift. you see conducting a same-sex wedding ceremony is a chargeable offense in the methodist church but at the same time the me

the book i would recommend of thane's is the gull lombs of gotham. >> i've read that, and i think it's as good but not quite as good -- >> oh, well, we'll have to have this out afterwards. >> okay. >> thank you, guys. yes, sir. your question. >> i'm, i do civil litigation -- >> could you come closer to the microphone, please? >> civil litigation in new york city is a method by which i seek proportional justice for people who have been victimized, and i represent the victims directly. so i hear some things about the criminal justice system that are very different and some that are similar in concept. what i am uncomfortable with is the idea that if you go to a shoot 'em up movie and the hero shoots up the wad guys -- bad guys, then you feel good. i've always felt disgusted by that. and i think that part of the reason came out with regard to the discussion of revenge in the case of genocides. i read the hatfields v. the mccoys section in huckleberry finn, i cringed. there's no closure like in the movies in real life. and i think mark twain told it better than the movies do. so my questio

the gotham city saw an increase of 67,000 people. houston and los angeles each gaining 34,000.an antonio and austin, texas, picking up 25. in a new attitudes poll, americans are first in optimism about the economy over the next 24 months. japan and south korea expressing similar sentiments. >>> angela merkel does it again for the seventh time. the most powerful woman in the world. among celebrities, oprah winfrey, top ranked and 13th overall. beyonce, 17, followed by angelina jolle and sophia vergara and lady gaga. those are your number ones. we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed much is the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ >>> welcome back to "weekends with alex witt." victims of the boston marathon finished the race. they cr

. >> environmental crews on edge as snake-like fish invade one lake in the middle of gotham.rida. a landslide in this family's yard sends nearly three feet of mud into their home. firefighters help dig them out and the family is moving out as the house gets cleaned up. this woman in the back of a cop car? a principal of an elementary school in michigan. she apparently had a few too many at lunch and began swerving her way back to class. >> she has been going way over the line in other lanes. she turned into the deerfield elementary school. >> she was slapped in cuffs under the town's, quote, super drunk ordinance. she's now serving on leave. in florida, a woman watches her elderly mom being robbed right on her ipad. two guys, fake roof contractors, stole her jewelry. >> i am so gullible. i just think, oh, well if he wants to come in and talk about something, i will. but i'm not going to do it anymore. >> the thieves? still on the run. finally, you're looking at a giant explosion on the sun. these massive solar flares aren't dangerous but sometimes do cause radio blackouts her

the skyline has since been replaced with images of gotham. >>> finally a plane makes an emergency landinger shot this video of the engine outside his window as the engine -- everyone is okay. the plane did land safely british airways calling the incident, quote, a technical fault and that is today's hit play. i'm just about out of time. i'm brooke baldwin live here in moore, oklahoma. it's been quite a week for the good people of moore and so many surrounding communities who were absolutely devastated this past monday and to be here and to tell their stories it has truly been an honor. i will never forget the likes of jackie sing and other folks we have interviewed including this adorable little 3-week-old baby whose name appropriately is hope. if you would like to see any of our interviews go to cnn.com/brooke. thanks so much for watching. jake tapper takes it from here. >>> rise of the machinesme. i'm jake tapper and this is "the lead." a world lead, a warning foreign hackers may have the power to control your world as if you're in sin city after a report that iran successfully got into