authorizing the execution of modification no. 1 of lease l00-0464 at plot 6 with united air lines, inc., at san francisco international airport to: 1) extend the term; 2) reduce the demised premises; 3) modify the annual rent; 4) provide for a deferred city improvements payment to city; and 5) provide for certain terms of retroactivity relating to the rent and the deferred city improvements payment. supervisor chu: thank you. this is the last airport item. kathy widener. >> the airport is seeking your approval for modification #one to its ground lease with a united airlines in order to extend the term of the lease and to reduce the premise by approximately 3.5 acres. this current lease between united and the airport consists of 16.04 acres, known as plot six, including building five, 75, and 85 at the airport. it is located on north mcdonnell the road, adjacent to the international terminal on the g side, and is used for various aviation functions. the proposed modification seeks to amend our existing 12-year lease with united to retroactively extend the term by an additional 10 years,

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of forbes inc., steve forbes. >> good morning, gretchen, how are you? >> very fine. you said a long time ago you were supporting rick perry. you've known him for 10 years and you were impressed with his tort reform in texas but why are you keeping with him when a lot of people say hey, you're a business guy, too, you should be for mitt romney. >> well, i think that rick perry has shown not only does he have good ideas like the flat tax, like regulatory reform, but he's demonstrated in texas he knows how to create an environment for job creation starting with the tort reform keeping bad taxes away and the like. so he's demonstrated he can perform in the public square. it's one thing to have an idea. quite another to be able to carry through an idea. and while he's had a rough patch so far, i think south carolina is going to be wide open after this mish mash in new hampshire and has a chance to get back in the fray again. >> uh-huh. what is it about mitt romney that he fails to take on tax reform in the way that you would like him to? >> yes. i hope he comes around to

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closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc >>> i hope it doesn't happen again. especially for older people. what defense have we got? >> neighbors in san francisco are in shock and fear after a vicious attacker invades an elderly woman's home, beats her with a hammer and stabs her. good morning i'm cheryl jennings. >>> and i'm kristen sze. a restaurant worker who stomach pulled upon the assault was -- stumbled upon the assault was also attacked but managed to call for help. terry, how are the women doing now? >> reporter: they are both fighting for their lives. you can follow a blood trail from the house where the attack happened down 20th avenue over to the restaurant to where that woman ran to get help from police. police are turning to people in this area asking for help from a frightened public police say waits a little after 9:00 last night a man forced his way into this house, viciously assaulting the 76-year-old woman inside. the home invasion was unexpectedly interrupted by a 56-year-old delivery woman from a near restaurant. she too was brutally assault

. ♪ closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc >>> my first impression, i told my wife, i sayscaptain doesn't care about anybody but himself. >>> a northern california couple is painting a critical picture of the captain one that is supported by new audio showing the captain refusing to return to his ship to help the passengers. good morning i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm kristen sze. the captain appeared in court this morning to face manslaughter charges while rescuers pulled five more bodies from the wreckage, bringing the death toll to 11. terry mcsweeney is here with the latest developments. >> reporter: disturbing information about the captain of the costa concordia as well as new images painting a picture of terror off the coast of italy. we have infrared images. passengers scrambling to escape the ship. forming a human chain to reach lifeboats that were in short supply as many as the 4200 passengers tried to escape. this morning divers were blowing holes in the cruise ship to gain entry with the hope of finding survivors. all they found are five more bodies. underwater

closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc >>> i hope it doesn't happen again. especially for older people. what defense have we got? >> neighbors in san francisco are in shock and fear after a vicious attacker invades an elderly woman's home, beats her with a hammer and stabs her. good morning i'm cheryl jennings. >>> and i'm kristen sze. a restaurant worker who stomach pulled upon the assault was -- stumbled upon the assault was also attacked but managed to call for help. terry, how are the women doing now? >> reporter: they are both fighting for their lives. you can follow a blood trail from the house where the attack happened down 20th avenue over to the restaurant to where that woman ran to get help from police. police are turning to people in this area asking for help from a frightened public police say waits a little after 9:00 last night a man forced his way into this house, viciously assaulting the 76-year-old woman inside. the home invasion was unexpectedly interrupted by a 56-year-old delivery woman from a near restaurant. she too was brutally assault

closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc >>> my first impression, i told my wife, i says that captain doesn't care about anybody but himself. >>> a northern california couple is painting a critical picture of the captain one that is supported by new audio showing the captain refusing to return to his ship to help the passengers. good morning i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm kristen sze. the captain appeared in court this morning to face manslaughter charges while rescuers pulled five more bodies from the wreckage, bringing the death toll to 11. terry mcsweeney is here with the latest developments. >> reporter: disturbing information about the captain of the costa concordia as well as new images painting a picture of terror off the coast of italy. we have infrared images. passengers scrambling to escape the ship. forming a human chain to reach lifeboats that were in short supply as many as the 4200 passengers tried to escape. this morning divers were blowing holes in the cruise ship to gain entry with the hope of finding survivors. all they found are five more bodies. underwater

a doctor provided key information ince o advance of tt assault. he ran a vaccination program and helped collect dna to verify that bin laden was in the compound. >> dan: highway 50 should be reopen in yosemite. huge boulders crashed down. crews have been working to clear the road driving in the north entrance of the park. it will have a gravel surface for the weekend and then have to close again to be paved sometime next week. >> carolyn: snow is not the issue there. there isn't much of it. >> dan: maybe not anytime soon. sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> no snow for the yeosmt area but snow up in the tahoe area. weekend plans are fine for outdoor activities. highs were very spring like. 73 degrees in santa rosa. upper 60s, san rafael, concord, down to the morgan hill area. well around normal for this time. 66 degrees in oakland an in san francisco. we'll do it again tomorrow. carbon copy conditions minus the fog. you probably remember how dense it was. the air mass has dried out and clear skies, temperatures are falling compared to 24 h

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into the third amendment between the city and county of san francisco and en pointe technology sales, inc. ("en pointe", part of the technology store procurement vehicle), in which the amendment shall increase the contract limit from $28,475,000 to $38,000,000. supervisor chu: thank you. for this item, from the office of contract the ministration, gabe. >> good morning, supervisors. purchaser at the office of contracts and administration. i am here to present a petition on the three contract amendments associated with the technology store. the technology store was a competitively bid process, through an rfp. we were awarded a number of contracts. these three contracts are before you for an increase in the contract limits, as well as read out to you. i am happy to answer any questions you might have. supervisor chu: why don't you go through each of the items for the benefit of the public to explain what each contract and are, extensions are, and whether we are entering into the third, fourth amendment respectively. explain how many more amendments we have, more ability we have to exercise

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captioned by closed captioning services, inc >> bret: newt gingrich riding a wave in south carolina. this is "special report." ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. in 13 hours the polls open in south carolina, and a little more than 24 hours from now we should know the winner. a result with the potential to yet again turn this g.o.p. nomination race upside down. chief political correspondent carl cameron looks at the final full day of campaigning ahead of the vote and what the numbers are telling us. >> newt-mentum. surging in the south carolina polls after another commanding debate performance. newt gingrich sounded confident of first in the south primary win. >> tomorrow is going to be a very, very important day. with your help and with the help of any good citizens across the state of south carolina. we will take the first big step to ensure a conservative is nominated for president of the united states. >> romney has seen a double-digit lead in the south carolina polls vanish in a week. >> there is a long road ahead. newt gingrich is a feisty competitor and there is a conte

they went back and pretty much inc. all the suggestions of the commission. they just brought it before the a.r.c. commission with their review and comment. the commission was pleased with what they have done so far with the boat house -- the boathouse. they also had a regular election of officers. the president and vice president kept their seats. they will be president and vice president for this current year. supervisor chiu's use of building features was before the commission for their actions. they continued it because they need to study it more. but finally approved the recommendation by staff. the proposed modifications to articles 10 and 11. in a two-hour hearing, they were able to get to article 10. the continued the matter to the next hearing so they can consider the proposals for article 11. president miguel: if i may introduce the distinguished supervisor of district 5. [applause] supervisor olague: everything happened so suddenly. i was shifted out of here and on to the board of supervisors. i never had the opportunity to thank all of you for tea

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>> a real ince. columnists are ripped off all the time. vu to have some legislation.s extremely sort of inexact. much too wide a range. i think it's correct that it has to be redone. it shows you the shift in power in the media. it's all internet, and all of the new media. a rout if you're old media. >> bret: rare bipartisan on this, a.b. republican candidates and the white house singing from the same sheet of music. >> bipartisan, retreat in the congress. it is complete today went to the top with speaker boehner say leg did agree it's time to pull the -- saying it's time to pull the bill. they have to come up with consensus but it is a rational plan to try to combat piracy on the internet. interesting last night when santorum seemed to be the only one on stage to say this is america, the idea that anything goes on the internet like we where is this coming from? but he was alone. >> steve, chris dodd, now the entertainment industry representative. he said avatar was stolen 21 million times and "ruo" four days after the premier was in 22 different languages. thatry sti

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closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc >> the president: more private sector jobs were created in 2011 than any year since 2005. >> president obama welcomes good economic news in this election year. good morning i'm kristen sze. >>> and i'm cheryl jennings. president obama said the new report shows the u.s. economy is starting to rebound even though many are still struggling. the labor department says the unemployment rate is 8 1/2% down from 8.6% in november, the lowest unemployment rate in nearly three years. employers added 200,000 jobs in december. terry mcsweeney joins us in san francisco with a look at how the bay area is affected. >> reporter: you gotta keep in mind this is a snapshot at one employment center in one area throughout california. the snapshot is a pretty picture talk to the program manager mr. johnson telling me more and more employers are looking for the right people. pictures from inside the employment development department here on church street in san francisco. mr. johnson saying he bases his positive outlook on-the-job fairs that are held here in janu

xt closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc >>> good morning i'm kristen sze. >>> and i'm cheryl jennings. several with its in are coming forward describing the road rage that lead to a deadly crash on highway 80. the driver of a minivan was killed this morning. >> reporter: he was definitely driving erratically, according to witnesses. it seemed like angry behavior, we'll never know for sure what he was thinking or how he was feeling, he died. take a look at what is left of his minivan. chp investigators believe this van rolled four times on i-80 in richmond 6:00 this morning. the driver was wearing a seat belt but died in the crash. according to witnesses, he was driving slowly, 50 miles per hour in the car pool lane. cars kept passing him. they say that he was brake checking, tapping his brakes, there was tailgating, a pick-up truck passed him, he got angry and irritated, he drove up next to the pick-up and then slammed into the side of the truck. >> what we are trying to determine is, if these parties knew each other? was it road rage? was it is unsafe lane change? the

closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc >>> good morning i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm kristen sze. sheriff ross mirkarimi will make his first court appearance with a new lawyer. as mayor lee speaks out on the sheriff who faces new trouble in his domestic violence case. terry mcsweeney is live in san francisco. >> reporter: we were down here in north beach talking to mayor lee he came down for a restaurant opening. but the media wanted to know what if -- is he going to do with the situation involving ross here mere. -- ross mirkarimi is that a distraction in his job? when he goes to court to get a restraining order lifted so he can visit his wife and child he will have a new attorney, lydia stiglich. robert wagner is out, no reason given. mirkarimi charged with three miss -- three miss ms. . -- misdemeanors. two new accusers have stepped for. the mayor has not asked mirkarimi to step aside but looking at every option. >> there's constraints that i have. i'm going through those with our city attorney to make sure where the boundaries are. the processes i have are not jus

tomorrow a sunny start and chancese1 for rain as we go inçe i rq)e's our nextt( rain maker,i you canokÑiq, this will be the weather maker that eventually moves into maryland has we go into tomorrow afternoon. as you see now we are clear. there's nothing but a few clouds in virginia. the overall pattern quiet. the high pressure cell will keep us dry. we'll watch that next storm as it begins to make the track from southwest to northeast. it will encounter dry air, so that will actually, i think, as we cloud up, the rain may not begin to come down in a big way at the surface until we get into the latter part. you can see the timing. as the storm moves in, better chances for rain by your evening commute, could be wet. we know what that does for traffic. get out the office tomorrow afternoon and troy to do that. thursday, cloudy, colder and a band of showers could come through thursday night and mix with wet snow. we'll watch for that. overnight 30, mostly clear. your two-degree guarantee. as we cloud up it should not be as mild. tomorrow night, better chances for rain to be steady and heavy a

closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc >> the president: whether you are seven or six or whether you're 76, you can find opportunities to make an enormous difference in your community. >> president obama and his family volunteered in a day of service as a tribute to dr. martin luther king, jr. today. the obama family helped build a school library in washington, d.c. and painted quotes from dr. king and the library walls. good morning, i'm kristen sze >>> and i'm cheryl jennings. dr. king's dream for people to be a drum major for service and love carried out by hundreds around the bay area. amy hollyfield joins us from lake merritt with more on some of the projects. >> reporter: check out the intense weeding going on behind me at the lake merritt gardens. . sheryl has always wanted a garden and fruit trees. the old house she inherited from her grandmother needs a paint job and repair work. she is busy raising her 11-year-old grandson. today volunteers are helping her. >> it is support. this is just what it is, support, a helping hand. >> reporter: the lion's club is helpin

closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc >> we are union! mighty mighty union! >>> more than 20,000 hospital workers are walking picket lines now. good morning i'm cheryl jennings. >>> and i'm kristen sze. amy hollyfield is live at kaiser oakland with the dispute and patient impact. >> reporter: the hospital is still open they brought in replacement workers. here are some of the workers who decided to strike today. administrators tell us 30 to 40% of the nursed the picket line tan did go to work. the -- line and did go to work. >> we are the union! mighty mighty union! >> reporter: it is their fourth strike since 2010. the national union of health care workers feels the strikes are having an impact on kaiser executives. >> we feel like kaiser is getting the message that they've trade somewhat far away from their core values. >> reporter: union members feel successful because they have the support of the strong nurses union replacing the nurses hit kaiser's bottom line. the last strike cost 14 million dollars. >> it is a significant cost to do this for a one-day

amendment to the sublease between the treasure island development authority and swords to plowshares inc. for premises located at 1441 and 1443 generchinook court. item number six, resolution authorizing the execution of a third amendment to sublease and consent to a summit between the treasure island developer authority and haight ashbury free clinics. >> good morning. before you today 3 simple amendments to our arrangement with the navy today. as you well know, 14 years ago we entered into lease agreements with the u.s. navy for the interim use of land and structures and facilities of the former navy base, which generates revenue in support of operation of treasure island. there is no cost to use these facilities from the navy. in return, tida subleases the land. we receive no federal dollars in support of the island operation. it is self-sufficient in provision of services to some 3000 residents that call it home. the revenue generated from the sublease of the market rate housing, commercial and event space for the utilities, public works, and the community services on island. the fir

the things we did over the course of time attempting to negotiate with neighborhood groups, and we inc. and landscaping on the news sidewalk, so now there is going to be a new sidewalk. we rearrange the driveway to get as many parking spots as we could. we revise the entries to satisfy their concerns. we revised for the neighborhood but also in response to the comments. we revised the rules treatments. we revise the materials not once but three times for the neighborhood. they were not satisfied. i want to stress the fact that 90 feet away is going to be the construction of these houses. i still have 30 seconds. most of the boulevards and avenues of this city are less than an 90 feet. there are some issues, but i am not going to take the time. we have worked so hard to try to i do not know what else to do. >> members of the commission. i have submitted an" extensive package to you addressing the issues. essentially, some of you have laid out the fact that on the technical issue, the fire department, water pressure is often carefully evaluated by my client. my client happens to have pur

closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc >>> good morning i'm kristen sze. >>> and i'm cheryl jennings. several with its in are coming forward describing the road rage that lead to a deadly crash on highway 80. the driver of a minivan was killed this morning. >> reporter: he was definitely driving erratically, according to witnesses. it seemed like angry behavior, we'll never know for sure what he was thinking or how he was feeling, he died. take a look at what is left of his minivan. chp investigators believe this van rolled four times on i-80 in richmond 6:00 this morning. the driver was wearing a seat belt but died in the crash. according to witnesses, he was driving slowly, 50 miles per hour in the car pool lane. cars kept passing him. they say that he was brake checking, tapping his brakes, there was tailgating, a pick-up truck passed him, he got angry and irritated, he drove up next to the pick-up and then slammed into the side of the truck. >> what we are trying to determine is, if these parties knew each other? was it road rage? was it is unsafe lane change? there were

this man wrote the book "dog inc," about the industry, which he says is based in south korea becausehat country has much louser ethical standards for the treatment of dogs than we do here in america. if you're a scientist in south korea and looking to clone dogs, it's a much better environment. >> yeah. >> reporter: this is a country where they farm docks for the dinner table. >> right. so you can just, you know, rent them from the farmers for use in the laboratory and then hopefully if everything goes okay, return them to the farmer where everything is not going to go okay. >> reporter: that's right. in korea, some people eat dog. and he says some of the docks who are used in the cloning process as egg donors or a surrogate mom, are later sent back to dog farms where they are killed and eaten. does that give you any pause? >> i did ask them a lot of questions about the surrogate mom and what happens to her and, you know, was she treated okay. >> reporter: they told her and us that the surrogate used in dan yes, ma' danielle's case, as well as all the surrogates are used, are sent to

closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc . >>> i think it is an absolute shame. what other monumental building can you go and deface and say that's going to help the movement? >> oakland city workers are furious over the damage done to city hall by occupy protesters over the weekend. >> battle with police ended with tear gas and 400 arrests. occupy vandalism has cost oakland two million dollars. good morning i'm kristen sze. >>> and i'm cheryl jennings. amy you talked to the police chief today? >> reporter: i did. he told us he likes the mayor's new idea of how to deal with these protesters. the aclu does not. while they work that out we tacked to city workers returning to work -- we talked to city workers returning to work today and they are sad. he has worked here for 10 years. he agrees with the message of occupy oakland but angry protesters took out their frustrations on this historic building. >> i lost my home, so i sympathize with the movement. how does this advance the movement in any way? >> reporter: police say protesters used a crowbar to pry their way

falvey: to accept a donation of $200 from maloney security, inc. president mazzucco: commissioners, you have this in your packet. commissioners, is there anything you want to say about this? i see we have two members of the mounted unit with us. any public comment regarding the $200 donation to the police mounted unit? seeing none -- [gavel] any public comment? thank you very much. call line item number two, please. secretary lt. falvey: item number two, the adoption of the minutes for the meetings of october 12, 19, november 2, 16, 30, and december 7. president mazzucco: do you have any changes you would like to make? commissioner chan? commissioner chan: november 16, 2011, michael, who presented, his name is spelled differently. and then on december 7, 2011, there is someone named heidi who spoke. she is with iplo, the pacific islander outreach. president mazzucco: commissioners, in the amendments? any public comment on the adoption of the minutes? hearing none, do i have a motion for adopting the minutes? and before we do that, i want to thank l