after that, katherine hooper. we appreciate your comments being as concise as possible. >> thank you. i manage the north point shopping center. imperial parking came to us about 12 years ago. we were probably one of their first other contracts other than the giant's commission and we took a chance. we are on our fourth renewal with imperial parking. our parking lot has 750 thousand visitors a year, we've gone through two equipment upgrades successfully. they've reduced our expenses and in some cases tripled our revenue. we were very very happy with imperial parking and we intend to continue with them and look for continued growth. they're flexible, they're around for fleet week and the fourth of july, which are the most high pressure events i think the warf has. and they continue to operate our garages under a management agreement, a license agreement and they're both very different. we have different ways of capitalizing on our revenue. i can't think of a better group right now to manage events and the unpredicta

. - lemon, hank hooper is on his way up from philadelphia, and he wants to meet with both of us. - whyt to meet me? do you think it's a good thing? - it's not, hon. i saw that in a movie once, but in the movie, the guy was dead. nice tie, jack. - how long have you been there? i was sitting in that chair a minute ago. - nope. that was me. what can i say? i smell like leather. and you must be elizabeth lemon. [chuckles] - oh. - well, i'll be bake mcbrided. i know a philly gal when i hug one. now, elizabeth, i like to look someone in the eye and smile when i say that what you're doing is bad. it's just horrible. without tracy, your show is like my cholesterol. the numbers are killing me. so i'm gonna canctgs. - hank, as you know, tonight is tgs's 100th episode. and we've been getting some good media buzz. got on wikipedia this week.

. >> i'm going to start on my right to your left here and introduce karen hooper, the author of chasing gideon and i just want to announce that she will be holding a book signing. the book came out yesterday. she will have a book signing during lunch. next is don porter, the producer of gideon's army. the clip we just saw. don is a founder of trilogy films and director of gideon's army. it premiered in the 2010 sundance festival. she's an a -- she's on the 2012 hot shot directors emerging to watch, she's also graduated from georgetown university law center and practicing attorney and abc television networks before starting her television career and next is john. i met john about 10 years ago when he was starting off and had this crazy idea of operating

they were very involved in a lot of the issues that we're talking about including channel street and hooper street changes. in fact the 100 hoover street project which is across the street from them is going to be coordinating with them for a green street project so they're great neighbors much we are looking forward to the expansion and i hope you will support it. thank you. >> thank you very much. is there any additional public comment on item four? seeing none public comment is closed. supervisor cohen you provided several technical amendments. >> actually just one. >> just the one. okay. >> one so i would like to motion that we amend the ordinance and strike the assessor block number 3912 to reflect and replace with it with block 3913. >> president chiewt can we have that motion. >> i am happy to. >> okay. we will take that without objection. >> thank you. >> and president chiu can we have a motion to forward with positive recommendation. >> happy to move this with positive recommendation. >> great thank you. >> without objection. thank you. let's see madam clerk can you please call ite

. - lemon, hank hooper is on his way up from philadelphia, and he wants to meet with both of us. - why does he want to meet me? do you think it's a good thing? - it's not, hon. i saw that in a movie once, but in the movie, the guy was dead. nice tie, jack. - how long have you been there? i was sitting in that chair a minute ago. - nope. that was me. what can i say? i smell like leather. and you must be elizabeth lemon. [chuckles] - oh. - well, i'll be bake mcbrided. i know a philly gal when i hug one. now, elizabeth, i like to look someone in the eye and smile when i say that what you're doing is bad. it's just horrible. without tracy, your show is like my cholesterol. the numbers are killing me. so i'm gonna canctgs. - hank, as you know, tonight is tgs's 100th episode. and we've been getting some good media buzz.

throats of people who couldn't afford lives everybody says it's ok but that was criminal over that hooper the right of all religious people yes or no george those go ahead george yeah but who paid that though again who paid the price for this the people who pay the price are the homeowners because they were foreclosed upon they got kicked out of their homes but the banks didn't pay any price for that they they made enormous sums of money on all these loans they made enormous sums of money on securitizing these loans and then after the bailout they continued to earn enormous sums of money so for these decisions those people that clinton supposedly helped well they lost their homes i was thrown out on the street but the bankers they did very nicely thank you very much fred you said something earlier in the program i think is really interesting because capitalism fred you said something earlier in the program you said real capitalism how would you like to see it in america go ahead. i would like to see the a ray of moral hazard i would like to reconnect the disciplines that kept those and gr