a million dollars comes in that the city would not have had prior to the grosz. there is $100,000 of rent that comes each year from the presence of the garage in the park. i'm not trying to dodge, i'm just trying to give you the facts. >> if you are operating at a 17% deficit and increase their rates, there will be some fallout, and you can analyze what it is, but i think that conversation is probably the next step. >> one of the last conversations i had was about the rise and the spirit of it was that it was to benefit the cultural institutions and he had hoped it would follow in his example, if there was a time where the gap would come in to pick up the gap. >> he was a singular individual and i cannot imagine and other individual who could have raised $36 million for a parking garage. he understood the larger role that it was going to play in terms of the health of both institutions and golden gate park, but he is missed. >> thank you. we have had public comment. can we entertain a motion? >> so moved. >> all those in favor? it is unanimous. >> we're now on it

. >> -- dara let grosz -- derelict garage. >> were told there was work. you can see what state ibm. >> he has cut himself off from his family. he would rather they think he is dead and living like this. >> basil plants to get me out of india, to make life better -- they sold land to get me out of india to make life better, but when i got here it was like this. >> like most illegal immigrants, he destroyed his papers to make deportation difficult. now he is leading to go home, but he must prove his identity, and that could take years. there are others stuck in the same bureaucratic no-man's land. we found dozens getting down under bridges in west london. every day they slip further into a destructive cycle. it is now midnight, and all of the man who lived under this bridge have gone to bed, wrapping themselves to try and keep warm. the temperature now is freezing. gooit is very intense. there are a lot of people who have been drinking all day. some of them are clearly taking drugs as well. it is a very intimidating place to be. >> in india, my life was bet

syrian forces have unleashed a military grosz. activists say at least " people have been killed, including children. >> in the last couple of hours, the shelling of homs has been relentless. it started about an hour and a half ago and it has been shells and rockets at a rate of quite a few every minute. just a relentless bombardment. activists say some buildings have been flat in the period -- flattened. there has been heavy bombardments since one hour ago. it is quieter right now. i will play you the sounds we heard half an hour ago. [explosions] you can see the intensity of it. in recent -- every few seconds and explosion. quite a number of families have left in the recent weeks because it has been hard to get in and out. >> one of my colleagues has been looking at some of the footage which is too graphic to broadcast but it does show some travel casualties, including children and a baby. >> that is right. we are seeing a lot of food did john youtuber. it is too graphic to -- footage on a youtuber. it is too graphic to show. the

we have a grosz built right into the carriage concourse -- we have a garage built right into the carriagecourse. yet we are getting run over and it should be non motorized. once again, 180 degrees from where we should be. we drove carriages in that park and around the concourse for over 100 years, a perfect example of classical, non- motorized, non-fossil fuel dependent transportation. what do we see going around there now? zero of that type of activity. of that type of community. because we have had our community stolen and it has been occupied by you people, who really do not belong here. except politically, you belong here, because you are living in the past. retribution for a past you don't like. you don't like history. but i tell you what, it's coming to bite you back. thank you very much. >> is there anyone else who would like -- richard? >> at the good morning commissioners. i was looking into this garage issue and what we could do to gain additional income. one thing i look at would be would we ever have a row tear off of people who go in and pay road tear off and this would have

at the end of the day, talking to the mta about the parking grosz revenue projections for next year, the numbers they submitted to me -- instead of showing a significant reduction, face showed a slight uptick we will see how that plays out. we are also proposing changes to the fees that golf course. in particular, we would look at making changes to pricing at harding park and at sharp park and implementing a pricing model similar to what we currently have at harding. we hope to generate $100,000 from that change next fiscal year. the next year, and the 13-14, we are relying on a slightly different set of revenue solutions. we propose taking a million dollars from a long-term lease we have with the public utilities commission for parking places that civic center. there's about $1.5 million left on the least day of a less and we are not going to rely on that next year. presumably, half a million dollars in 14-15. it the concession and least numbers here assume we would see 2.5% growth in concessions and leases. we project another $0.5 million from the stadium primarily through tickets,

the parking grosz was touted as a state-of-the-art facility of parked cars automatically. the man who shot a beauty shop owner and head execution-style could be in prison for the rest of his life. he was convicted of attempted first-degree murder and other charges. he walked into the salon, took the owner's money from her purse and then took her into the back of the business and shot her in the head four times. remarkably, she survived and served as a key witness in the case. >> the baltimore grand prix is your to stay for the next five years. city officials signed a contract with a promoter that will keep the event in town. the agreement includes a plan to help the city make money. we've got the details from downtown baltimore. >> the new contract is a partnership of two baltimore- based entrepreneurs and a construction executive from indianapolis with extensive motoring experience. they're hopingo revive the defunct baltimore grand prix. the inaugural baltimore grand prix took over on labor day weekend last year. but the promoters still owes $1.5 million to the city as w