recommend award of a construction contract to rossi builders, inc. in an amount not to exceed the tenant improvement allowance and termination incentive fee, for tenant improvements for the authority workspace at 1455 market street and authorizing the executive director to negotiate contract terms and conditions. >> good morning, commissioner. deputy director for finance administration. this item starts on page 9 of your packet and is related to 11455. -- 100th and 1455. december 17, 2011, the authority issued rfp for improvements for the office of budget office move. authority held a job site walk- through and approximately 20 prime sub-consultant attended the walk-through. we also advertised at the san francisco chronicle, examiner, bayview, tsing tao daily, and a small business exchange. it was also distributed to certify and disadvantaged small businesses in the area, the cultural chamber of commerce, and small business council. 2012, we received two appraisals -- proposals. the review panel consisted of authority staff and based on the proposals

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approve the selection of mlok consulting, inc. (mlok) and westland management solutions, inc. (wms); and award two contracts, agreement nos. cs- 224a and b, system integration and support services - related to project controls, to provide the san francisco public utilities commission with specialized system integration and support services to implement and improve the delivery of its capital improvement programs and capital projects for all enterprises; and authorize the general manager to negotiate and execute a professional services agreement with both: mlok (cs- 224a) and wms (cs-224b). each contract award will be for an amount not-to-exceed $4,500,000, and a duration of six years. funding for these contracts will be provided through capital program and project appropriations annually as part of the budget. h, approve the plans and specifications, and award wastewater enterprise (wwe), renewal and replacement program- funded and department of public works (dpw) pavement renovation program-funded contract no. ww- 502, laurel heights/haight districts sewer replacement and pav

[captioning made possible by cbs sports, a division of cbs broadcasting, inc.] creighton over alabama. lehigh shocking duke and we'll see if this comes down to the last minute. north carolina won by 19 also today. defeating vermont. clark: just right up there with one of your most compelling second-round days, isn't it? jim: i think it might be the best. [whistle] there's a foul down low and it's called against xavier's backup guard dee davis. it will be a 1-1. clark: he's trying to wrestle with cooley because of the switch. see, they switched on the screen and davis down there trying to wrestle with cooley and giving up an awful lot of size and weight. there it is. davis took the worst of it but i think he got up under cooley. and that's why he got whistled for the foul. jim: it's a short stint for davis. and cooley will be shooting 1-1. seventh team foul on xavier. cooley is 1-3 tonight from the line. a notre dame team that finished third in the regular season in the big east. 15-5. syracuse regular season champs. marquette finished second and then there was n

[captioning made possible by cbs sports, a division of cbs broadcasting, inc.] creighton over alabama. lehigh shocking duke and we'll see if this comes down to the last minute. north carolina won by 19 also today. defeating vermont. clark: just right up there with one of your most compelling second-round days, isn't it? jim: i think it might be the best. [whistle] there's a foul down low and it's called against xavier's backup guard dee davis. it will be a 1-1. clark: he's trying to wrestle with cooley because of the switch. see, they switched on the screen and davis down there trying to wrestle with cooley and giving up an awful lot of size and weight. there it is. davis took the worst of it but i think he got up under cooley. and that's why he got whistled for the foul. jim: it's a short stint for davis. and cooley will be shooting 1-1. seventh team foul on xavier. cooley is 1-3 tonight from the line. a notre dame team that finished third in the regular season in the big east. 15-5. syracuse regular season champs. marquette finished second and then there was n

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closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc >>> you are looking at an effort to a swollen river from causing more damage to the boardwalk in santa cruz. good morning i'm cheryl jennings. >>> and i'm eric thomas in for kristen sze. let's get to katie marzullo. >> reporter: if you are not familiar with the santa cruz boardwalk and the main beach we'll try to lay it out for you the river should go along this bluff into the ocean. it made this hard right now it is threatening the boardwalk. it is machine vs. mother nature following two days of rain. >> we've been here 105 years the river has done a lot of things. it sometimes gets exciting here. >> reporter: there's a lull in the storm and crews are working against time to build up a an sand berm to prevent the river from flowing under the boardwalk. locals are worried about the spot. >> i learned to swim here at the mouth of the river. i was surprised today when i saw some of the steps had washed away. the ones that i used as a little girl. >> reporter: the river water ripped a wo

closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc >>> rescue teams are expanding their search for a missing morgan hill girl. authorities have found new items belonging to 15-year-old seller -- sierra lamar. good morning i'm kristen sze. >>> and i'm cheryl jennings. the sheriff held a news conference this morning and terry mcsweeney joins us from santa clara county. >> reporter: an all-out search is now going on for sierra lamar. the reason it is going on intensely starting today is because of the discovery of her pink and black juicy purse. the purse was discovered sunday. the intensification of the search begins today this is where going to be centered from. this is an empty parking lot, not far from the home where 15-year-old sierra lamar lived technically in the utter most southern edge of san jose not far from her unincorporated morgan hill home. we are learning there are five k-9 search-and-rescue teams deployed in the area within a three mile radius of sierra's home. the purse was found sunday afternoon, a couple miles from wh

closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc >>> you are looking at an effort to a swollen river from causing more damage to the boardwalk in santa cruz. good morning i'm cheryl jennings. >>> and i'm eric thomas in for kristen sze. let's get to katie marzullo. >> reporter: if you are not familiar with the santa cruz boardwalk and the main beach we'll try to lay it out for you the river should go along this bluff into the ocean. it made this hard right now it is threatening the boardwalk. it is machine vs. mother nature following two days of rain. >> we've been here 105 years the river has done a lot of things. it sometimes gets exciting here. >> reporter: there's a lull in the storm and crews are working against time to build up a an sand berm to prevent the river from flowing under the boardwalk. locals are worried about the spot. >> i learned to swim here at the mouth of the river. i was surprised today when i saw some of the steps had washed away. the ones that i used as a little girl. >> reporter: the river water ripped a wooden staircase from its mount. >> i've never seen it

captioning on this program is provided as an independent service of the national captioning institute incible for the accurate and complete transcription of program content. cbs, its parent and affiliated companies, and their respective agents and divisions are not responsible for the accuracy or completeness of any transcription or for any errors transcription or for any errors in transcription.] [captioning made possible by cbs sports, a division of cbs cbs sports, a division of cbs broadcasting, inc.] jim: abell is the first native kentuckian to play for indiana since 1987 and he was wearing a kentucky uniform while the man handling the ball for kentucky, teague, out of indianapolis, wore an indiana uniform. clark: a bit of irony there. tough matchup here. jim: miller, hulse defending. kidd-gilchrist on the way up. jim: you put a smaller guy -- clark: you put a smaller guy, even a bigger guy will have trouble keeping him off the glass. he goes like he's starving every time. jim: third on shhe -- sheehey. kidd-gilchrist at the line. when we were watching the brackets come down, we were

closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc >>> rescue teams are expanding their search for a missing morgan hill girl. authorities have found new items belonging to 15-year-old seller -- sierra lamar. good morning i'm kristen sze. >>> and i'm cheryl jennings. the sheriff held a news conference this morning and terry mcsweeney joins us from santa clara county. >> reporter: an all-out search is now going on for sierra lamar. the reason it is going on intensely starting today is because of the discovery of her pink and black juicy purse. the purse was discovered sunday. the intensification of the search begins today this is where going to be centered from. this is an empty parking lot, not far from the home where 15-year-old sierra lamar lived technically in the utter most southern edge of san jose not far from her unincorporated morgan hill home. we are learning there are five k-9 search-and-rescue teams deployed in the area within a three mile radius of sierra's home. the purse was found sunday afternoon, a couple miles from where her cell phone was found saturday. sheriff's s

captioning on this program is provided as an independent service of the national captioning institute incible for the accurate and complete transcription of program content. cbs, its parent and affiliated companies, and their respective agents and divisions are not responsible for the accuracy or completeness of any transcription or for any errors transcription or for any errors in transcription.] [captioning made possible by cbs sports, a division of cbs cbs sports, a division of cbs broadcasting, inc.] jim: abell is the first native kentuckian to play for indiana since 1987 and he was wearing a kentucky uniform while the man handling the ball for kentucky, teague, out of indianapolis, wore an indiana uniform. clark: a bit of irony there. tough matchup here. jim: miller, hulse defending. kidd-gilchrist on the way up. jim: you put a smaller guy -- clark: you put a smaller guy, even a bigger guy will have trouble keeping him off the glass. he goes like he's starving every time. jim: third on shhe -- sheehey. kidd-gilchrist at the line. when we were watching the brackets come down, we were

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the time of the events in question i was the chief financial officer of mf global inc. the firm's broker-dealer and his submission merchant. mice position as the foi was responsible for the accounting and regulatory accounting team. in light of the subcommittee's focus on the events of the week of october 24, it is important to note that the departments responsible for the transfer of funds into and out of the company, treasury, treasure operations and securities operations did not report to me. i'm aware the subcommittee is particularly interested in the event in the week primary to the october 30 bankruptcy. i will do my best to provide whatever information i can but i was away for the majority of that week and i apologize in advance if i'm unable to add a great deal of detail. on monday, october 24, moody's downgraded ms global's credit rating. on tuesday, there was an earnings trial. on that same day i left chicago for a previously planned vacation. i had every reason to believe that the firm was on solid ground prior to my departure. before leaving, i spoke to memb

. >> i am going to offer one of our non-profit partners, self enhancement inc. is actually here at the conference and will be presenting this afternoon on scaling up, and s.e.i. has been a longstanding partner in the community that works with young people and their families in second grade and it is all about keeping kids in school and all about the relationships they build with those students and they have a 98 graduation rate of young people they have supported. so they are -- yeah. they are part of a presentation here and i would say of a session that would be worthwhile to go to, the partnering they're doing with us right now is a whole school model at one of our high schools, jefferson high school, that is partnering with our community college on a middle college model and s.e.i. as the non-profit partner is really ensuring we're going to be able to guarantee success for every one of the students that are part of that program. i would suggest that's a great place to start and use your time here at this conference. >> what was that again? >> it is self enhan

to avoid confusion and where necessary to specifically refer to mf global inc. i will call it an sgi. an sgi health all u.s. customer funds required by law to be segregated and all segregation calculations were performed by experience personnel in chicago overseen by mfgi financial professionals. to my understanding mfgi segregation of client funds had been reviewed repeatedly by the firm's outside auditors and regulators over a long period of time. as a general matter, i was not involved with the details of segregated funds in the course of my duties at global cfo, nor were the calculations performed by mfgi in chicago and report to regulators on a databases. the week prior to the bankruptcy filing so among other things multiple rating agency downgrades in very quick succession, extraordinary liquidity stresses and efforts to sell all or a part of the firm. it was a time of constant pressure and little or no sleep with a significant number of critical issues to resolve. as a cfo of the holding company come my attention was appropriate focus on crisis management

night amendment of an agreement between the city and county of san francisco and stratus technologies inc. to increase the contract amount and extend the term of agreement through june 30th, 2014. >> for this item, we have a representative from the department of emergency management. i'm joined by our colleagues and our i.t. manager. this would extend the contract with the vendor that would help with the computer aided dispatch system. we are seeking additional funds to be able to pay this vendor on her. when you have been dialing 911 in san francisco, your call goes to our call center. deacon start entering information into a computer and into the system based on what the caller tells them. does the caller need to the police. -- you can start entering the information into a computer. this the assailant still on the scene and this kind of information helps us to send the right kind of help as well as to keep our first responders safe so they know what to expect. once they have enough information, they literally hit in tehran on the computer and this gets sent to the appropriate fire or po

[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote the yeas are 235. the nays are 173. the two presenting vote. the amendment is adopted. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 2 printed in house report 112-416 by the gentlewoman from oregon, ms. bonamici, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the noes prevailed by a voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 2 printed in house report 112-416 offered by ms. bonamici of oregon. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a two-minute vote. [captioning made possibl

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. >> the justice department says they are preparing to sue apple inc. five e-book corporations accusing them of price fixing. that was at the time the company was preparing to introduce the first ipad. european regulators are also probing apple's pricing deals. >> air fares will probably continue to go up for the next decade. average prices rose 17% last year. it is up 4% this year. the faa says it might also be harder to book a flight because passenger numbers will double to 1 billion by 2024. prices will not drop until the airlines get more competition. that apparently is years away. >> today is international women's day. for the past 111 years, the day has celebrated women's achievement and promoted their welfare and equality. the theme for this year's even, when an's education and empowerment. it is to promote support and mentor women for all parts of the federal government. it was such a great pleasure to be in the company of such accomplished women. >> in you are one of them >> i just bask in the glory of their accomplishments. >> be like the temp

the it san francisco chapter of the links inc.. let us give them a round of applause. [applause] these are all code-presenters of this event. it is a portrait these organizations are here. the theme for black history this month is black women in american culture and history. all these organizations are organizations of black women who do an outstanding and amazing job. i would also like to acknowledge members of the official family, supervisor malia cohen, supervisor, fifth district, supervisor chu, supervisor olague, and supervisor weiner. i am going to miss some people. we have port commissioner kim brandon with us today. [applause] and a host of others. i am sure i will get the names as they come up. i would like to thank you for being here, and welcome. we are going to start the program with an indication by reverend carolyn dyson. reverend dyson, who is going to do the indication for us, also has the signal honor of being the first woman ordained in the baptist church in the city and county of san francisco, back in 1982. join me in welcoming rev. dyson, please. [

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closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc >>> passengers born a flight that landed at s sfo this morning tell us they were shocked to l learn there was an explosiveses scare before they took off. this man was s caught at the philadelphia airport with fireworks in his carry-on. good morning i'm kristen sze. >>> and i'm cheryl jennings. terry mcsweeney joins the latest. >> reporter: a spokesman for san francisco international is saying thihis proves the system works. passengers f from flight 445 are saying, thank it dooes. they are just finding out as they arrived that onone tried to get on their flight with explosives. some are left wondering, wh if? melody of santa cruz didn't know what happened. no one on flight 445 did.d. >> the pilot said it is t, they are going to load all of our baggage there is something very wrong. >> reporter: tsa offici⌝q say 29-year-old man of dallas, pennsylvania was stopped when screeners noticed something in his cay-on.. >> one passenger s says she had a ststnge feeling about this flight. >> i was a litittle nervous getting on my sepdaughter sai

the company at the center of the breech is global payments inc., an intermediary between merchants andrd processors. it says, "it is reassuring that our security processes detected an intrusion. it is crucial to understand that this incident does not involve our merchants or their relationships with their customers." on news of the breach officials with both visa and mastercard emphasizing that their own systems had not been compromised. investigators have yet to name any suspects but believe some of the cards were used in new york city. >> if you're at some outdoor cafe or some little retailer in the mountains or something, you assume you can basically swipe your card and buy something. obviously there's a very complicated electronic stain with all kinds of steps along the way and hackers are constantly trying to breach that. >> reporter: global payment stock taking a 9% hit following the news, the company planning to hold a conference call monday morning to update customers on the matter. in washington peter barnes, fox business. >>> coming up the nfl cheerleader accused of having se

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recorded on the delaware coast. 3 feet of snow in ounce to the west, a foot of snow around 3 feet of snow inc the mountains to the west. a huge storm is rolling up the mid atlantic coast 50 years ago, but look at how quiet it is now. all warm front passing to the north, will start to usher in a milder temperatures after tonight. it will get quite chilly, maybe down to 25 or so in some of the suburbs, 35 downtown. once this area of high pressure slips a little further east, the waves swing around to the south d southwest. that will push the warm front up toward new england and allow this mild air to spread east. 71 in denver right now, 66 in chicago. they are 24 degrees warmer than we are here in baltimore right now. you can see it on this map with all the yellow showing up into the upper midwest. minneapolis at 59 degrees, 80 in el paso, texas. sunny skies tomorrow and the southwest breeze. even though it will be cold in the morning, it will be a mild afternoon, and even into thursday, still unseasonably mild. the wet weather will slips out into baltimore later thursday night and eventually t

deaf reach, inc., has its headquarters in the building. engineers are surveying the damage to determine what repairs are needed. >>> d.c. police are searching for the suspect in a deadly stabbing at a club called the library along 12th street. the victim's name has not been released. police are asking for anyone who knows about the case to come forward. >> lawyers for a former university of virginia lacrosse player convicted in the beating death of his ex-girlfriend have refiled. the motion appeared on friday. in february he was convicted of second-degree murder in the death of yeardley love. the jury recommended he serve 26 years in prison. no stem cell research e sentencing date has been set. >>> tonight, culpeper resident will discuss possibly removing the county sheriff from office. in 1996, sheriff scott jenkins, helped put this man, michael hash, behind bars for murder. last week he was released from prison, accusing prosecutors of outrageous conduct. the said j said they hid polygraph tests. yesterday, he denied all wrongdoing. >> s

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[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 233. the nays are 179. the previous question is ordered. the question is on -- the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 237. the nays are 178. the previous question is ordered the question is on adoption of the rule. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the resolution is adopted. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. for what purpose does the gentleman from -- the house will be in order. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? mr. mica: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and in

retroactively accept an extended grant in the amount of $137,933 from the public health foundation enterprises inc. to participate in a program entitled "viral hepatitis surveillance in the city and county of san francisco" for january 1, 2012 through october 31, 2012, and waving in direct costs. >> on the project director for the chronic hepatitis viral surveillance project and i am here to formally request -- i am formally here to see if we can have this excepted. >>supervisor chu: if you could explain the grant and what would be done with it? >> we have been maintaining a chronic hepatitis registry of all the positive lab tests that come and annually for chronic hepatitis b and c. that funding has been through the sec the of that public health foundation and we're a subcontractor for the grant. they are putting out a new funding opportunity announcement later this year, but this is a one time grant of over 10 months from january through october 31 of this year to ensure the funding continues so we can maintain a registry until the cdc foe comes up later this year. supervisor chu: are there any

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