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cmgc-000, authorizing webcor/obayashi joint venture to award a trade work subcontract to crown corr, inc., for tg08.2r: exterior awning in an amount of $1,750,000 for the design services portion of a design-build contract for the exterior awning, thereby increasing authorized direct costs by $1,750,000, and the authorized construction services fixed fee by $133,000 >> >> and masser savana will report on this item. >> good morning, directors. sorry. and let me just start with the summary of what we have awarded today and what we have awarded to go. we have awarded 805 million dollars to date, and this meeting we will recommend award for 3 packages at 89 million dollars. and there are the exterior auning design services only, and the electrical package and the access equipment, and what is with that, and our total awards with what is recommended to date and what is awarded is 894 million dollars. the value for the packages is 213 million dollars. and that for the direct cost excluding the fees and the upcoming trade packages that was developed in february of 2014. and 246 million dollars.

. >> the next order of business is 5 f approving the company as underwriter to company inc. as co-managers for the 2340shgd taxable allocation revenue bonds and berry company, llc as underwriter and company inc. and field, llc as co-managers for the 2340sh9d sales of the ferry 13 allocation bonds resolution number 89, 2014. >> okay. before we hear anything on this item i need to recuse myself that's been a source of revenue to my law firm unless there's objection i'm going to turn it over to the chair to commissioner mondejar and i'm going to have to leave the room on advice of council thank you. >> item i'm sorry this is for item 5 f next order of business approving the selection of i'm sorry this is supposed to be read by the concert madam secretary call the next item madam director for item 5 f. >> commissioners as we discussed as a part of your budget we have an opportunity to take advantage of favorable trick or treaters and refund a portion of our illness portfolio not to exceed an amount you've taken a number of steps and approved the refunding amount and approved the

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, i thought that is what you were saying was going to happen, and so these numbers, that crown core inc has in for the construction fee and the construction overhead, are really just plugged numbers, based on an estimate of construction costs. and now, in effect we will say, design it, and then we will figure out the construction, and so, why are we getting into a construction fee or a construction overhead? >> okay. >> so we have asked them to bid the design services and also asked them to bid, the cost for overhead. and the cost for fees. and so, the 12 percent fee and the 18 percent fee and the 12 percent overhead and these are fixed percentages. they can't, and the one... >> they can't change those. >> no. >> because we asked them to bid because we did not know what we, and given that we did not receive any bids for the awning it was a unique trace package and we wanted to set the fees. >> right. >> and set the

. >> she did for the online exhibit war inc. >> veterans were often leery at the beginning until we had mission. >> jason is one of the creators. project put on by the contra costa county library. >> not everybody can go to a gallery, or would. >> the goal to break down invisible cars. >> i don't know how to open up new relationships or sustain them once they're open. >> john spent four years with the same 20 people. soon, some will have this tattoo. >> the hardships just creates a bond. it's unbreakable. . >> i have friends that say people don't get it. if they haven't been there, i can't talk to them. >> probably the most powerful act you can do is just to listen. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. >> listen. >> yes. >> the war inc project for yourself there is a link on abc7 news.com. >> stay here, just ahead, science of sharing. >> how this could help you learn abou - "dear scan, "i've been a scan member for almost two years and have been very satisfied with the plan." - "i would like to thank you and your organization from top to bottom." - "i recently called into scan regarding a cla

. >> she did for the online exhibit war inc. >> veterans were often leery at the beginning until we hade toechl plain the mission. >> jason is one of the creators. project put on by the contra costa county library. >> not everybody can go to a gallery, or would. >> the goal to break down invisible cars. >> i don't know how to open up new relationships or sustain them once they're open. >> john spent four years with the same 20 people. soon, some will have this tattoo. >> the hardships just creates a bond. it's unbreakable. . >> i have friends that say people don't get it. if they haven't been there, i can't talk to them. >> probably the most powerful act you can do is just to listen. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. >> listen. >> yes. >> the war inc project for yourself there is a link on abc7 news.com. >> stay here, just ahead, science of sharing. >> how >>> going to a museum usually means you're learning about history. at this exhibit, you can learn about yourself. >> what do you see when you look in the mirror? >> i can be trusted. sometimes. >> do you trust others? >> whether alone o

employment for workers with disabilities, presentation brett andrews executive director posive resources inc. agenda item number five, information item, advocacy for employment of people with disabilities in city service. presentation by jonathan lyens, president fdr democratic club of san francisco, for senior and people with disabilities. and break, the council will take a ten-minute break item 6, information itema review of civil service rule 115 and its' implementation for hiring people with disabilities. presentation by donna kotake, department of human resources, workforce development director, city and county of san francisco. item 7, information item, san francisco public library and its successful implementation of civil service rule 115, presentation by marti goddard, access services manager, san francisco public library. agenda item number 8, information item, comments from community-based organizations that train and place workers with a broad spectrum of disabilities. terry goodwin, director of partnerships and business development, the arc of san francisco, mark melanson, direc

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even more incredibly, they come together to inc. to read, write, create. you know, sometimes we think those days are gone. they are not gone. they are happening here. what could be more powerful? >> as booktv continues his tour of the new york public library, we are now joined by isaac gewirtz. what you do here? >> guest: i am the curator of the henry w. and albert a. berg literature. >> host: how did you get to that position? >> guest: i worked in the new york library in the past. in the bareboat division on with later curator at southern methodist university and i am downtown at the general theological seminary, st. mark's library and got a doctorate in the renaissance history of colombia and all that led to my being here. >> host: how long have you been with the new york public library? >> guest: as a curator since september 2000. >> host: you got some things to show us. >> guest: i have. the berg is enormous collection of tens of thousands of printed items and authors. but this is what i'd like to call the tip of the berg so to speak. here we have the

. >> inc.or joining us. -- thanks for joining us. >> coming up another wrinkle in the face of the botox maker. why there could be a $64 billion deal on the table. >> time for company news. a deal to buy the botox maker for $60 billion. the deal could be announced as soon as today, and activists could pay-- actavis $216 a share. lastfollows a takeover bid month. facebook is developing online tools for the office. to "theaccording financial times." the new venture would allow collies to chat and collaborate on documents. facebook will face competition from the likes of microsoft, google, and linkedin. alibaba has resumed merger negotiations. the companies have restarted talks after initial discussions last week. an announcement could come in the next few days. any deal would face scrutiny from u.s. antitrust regulators. if you ever wanted to invest in shanghai comp is it -- comp is it, now you can. opening up chinese stocks to overseas investors and giving those on the mainland and ability to tra

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we're talking about money from the european investment inc.hat is why i am interested to hear what the french and italian say as what angela merkel said a few minutes ago. it is the backdrop of this budget deadline later this month, november 30. that is when the eu has to rule on whether their budget are in line. if the french want to take a shot of brussels, this is a perfect chance. becauselso interested some are suggesting this is just a way of appeasing europeans, especially the french in terms of the european union trying to take care of you so that they thet vote the right way and elections in the next couple of years. is that fair? >> the question is, is there new money to create jobs and create investment? yes. we saw last month that european banks are healthy. have strong balance sheets. how do you get that money off the european bank balance sheet and into projects, whether they are high-tech, infrastructure, inside of the eu to spur job growth? that is going to be the test on what happens so that the right or center or in some cases

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if you have a strong middle class agenda, the number one inc. that polling shows is the average voter says to make my life better. when the middle-class incomes are rising and people have hope in them, these negativities play less of a role. thehat you doing to help minority -- >> working with us, like i said. >> politico. you designed the agenda for this year, the fair shot agenda. >> an exaggeration. i was very much involved. >> many that you named were in a the agenda. as you look back -- >> i did not name any. >> was there anything that went wrong? was a big success. if you look up polling data and everything else, the great success our candidates had was on the agenda. it has to be bigger and broader and more prominent. >> are you suggesting that an option for democrats might be to oppose some of these trade agreements? >> i am not getting into the specifics. i am saying most people think , nottrade has hurt wages increased wages even if had increased gdp and productivity and we have to examine that very carefully. nope, that is it. thank y

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got me interested in this subject earlier this year, about the one, inc case. his writing in about every periodical you can think of. over the years his highly acclaimed books include two of special interest today, "gay marriage why it's good for straights and good for america" and his earlier book reissued under cato auspices "kindly inqui inquist quiz tore" some say the best modern book on why we need free speech. let me introduce lisa linsky. >> good afternoon. oh, yes, if you would turn off all of your cell phones so we don't have any interruptions during today's program. thank you the madashine society of los angeles formed in 1951. by the way, not to be confused with the society of d.c. this was a nonprofit organization and it was formed to, among other things, educate the public about the scientific, the historic and the critical points of sexual variance. in other words, homosexuality. one of the things that the madachine society chose to do was public a magazine and that magazine was first published in 1952. it was called "one," the homosexual magazine

one of the things i noticed because i grew up, i was running the digital media for the time inc. was back in 1990 the internet is big and wonderful but you cannot get on it if you are just a normal person. you have to be at a university, at a research lab. you can't just from home and i a lot and likewise the personal computer and most of the people that invented it a kind of wanted it as a personal creativity tool and it wasn't seen as a network tool. 1990 to 1990 four something amazing happened which is we get to interconnect our computers and desserts with the online services that one of them connected to the internet meaning of the well individually steve case helps take over america online which was a flailing company but once again you needed a team like the visionary who could implement it and then i think that it's in -- i can't remember exactly but i think that all of you every september there would be a new wave of people that got to come onto the internet because they went to college and all of a sudden they get on the internet and about with the september problem beca

friday and saturday and into sunday, cooler than average without any big weather troubles, we don't inc.. >> what are the odds? out of every day in the week? >> that's the one. >> it's not just us, though. it is going to affect millions. even after all of that i know you still have questions, so we are heading downstairs and we will check in with some of the other meteorologists on the team and we will have our facebook q&a and whether chat. >> going on right now. >> sounds good. >> still to come at noon, on the ground and in the a secure retirement. a new home. earning your diploma. providing for your family. real associates, using walmart's benefits to build better lives for their familieses. opportunity. that's the real walmart. >> more than 46.3 million americans will hit the road or sky this year and a winter storm could make things a bit tricky, as we have been talking about all afternoon. we have more on how airlines are trying to help out the travelers for this holiday. probably the only silver lining here, if you are boarding a flight you may have this in and in you might be wo

. >> not about making this a bigger country in a more prosperous country, large and inc. -- large for the american dream. next year, there will be 31 republican governors and now they are partying at a seaside resort. they're trying to jockey for position in the nominating contest in the best way for them to do that is to talk about yourself as if you are applying for a job. her example, here is wisconsin governor scott walker. -- here's an example. >> i was the number one target in america in 2014. all of the unions made me their target. the president, clinton, all these other surrogates came in. it hasn't been a republican for president since i was in high school. >> you can see the question here is among all other potential republican 2016 gather in a boca raton. who's the biggest to reemerge? i think it's john kasich. he won by 31 points. scott walker has won by a narrow margin. john kasich is convincing in another way. >> i do think is a big one. i will be there tomorrow but there are a few public meetings in tons of private meetings with donors. a republican donor community is l

it is actually silicon valley inc. integrated into the rest of the world. the first time, we are not in this isolated universe. it is it -- it is its own industry. retailer same kind of that five years ago you would have thought was going away because of the internet. there are a tremendous number of companies that are trying to help you develop new experiences for your customers. 10 years ago you thought amazon was just going to destroy your entire industry, and now you are on the upswing because we want all new experiences of how we shop. >> you think there is no such thing as the tech industry or in the future the tech industry won't be so? >> i think it will be less defined. you will have silicon valley. starthould be seen as the -- sort of software layer of every other industry. >> your tweets are widely followed. >> thank you. >> thank you for the good material. in response that you reign in your tweets after deciding to go public, you tweeted a photo of a missouri law form -- firm. >> i'm not sure how that happened. let's hope you will get sued over

of course, follow 2014, apple ink made a splash -- apple inc made an announcement it was moving into launch. we decided to look at different products from different companies. first up a hexal skin a test designed to measure biometrics. a network using blue tooth to upload data. >> i have my hexal skin shirt on, sinked it to my phone. it is available to professional athletes and on my iphone. let's go. i have the basis watch on, which is measuring some of the same things. we do a comparison after. the intel basis can calculate steps taken, calories burnt and heart rate. it connects to the mobile device. my heart rate reached 118 beats per minute. the basis showed my heart rate was lower. the basis provided relevant data and was easier to use, not as accurate as the hexoskin. >> while film was on the beach i was on assignment in las vegas. i was asked to compare three devices. waterproof, no charging, runs off the power of your mind. tracks your sleeping. that's not creepy. we can determine what makes it different from one another. for me, style is important. it's clear out of all the

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ince 1996.n here s been am against -- i have here since 1986. i come from west africa. and working here in texas is not easy for us. i have been struggling to find a job because i am black. me, it has become that if you are black, it is not easy to find a new job. at all. have -- you f you are from west africa, they never want to give you any job. do not have -- i any -- i was working when i came here. are you doing now? caller: you don't want to give me a new job. i have not had job since 2006. host: so how are you living? caller: i have a degree in design. host: okay, thanks. one headline -- immigration action will boost wages and increase tax revenue. the is the assessment from white house on thehill.com. an independent line, good morning. caller: good morning, steve. i called back in 2008. i had aabout 8 to 11 people working. had ne of the homesites we been working on, they let all the americans go. they had 30, 40 mexicans out doing all the work. i called in in 2008 to complain about that. now, it has got to the point where all the construction is pretty much forei

. >> tonight on teewun, a discussion on free speech in the 1958 court case one, inc. v. olesen. >> as democratic policy community chair he we will talk about the next and election results. live at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. a discussion on the future of negotiations of the iranian nuclear program. you can watch it live at 10:30 a.m. eastern. later in the day pres. obama will speak about immigration at an event in chicago live at 530 eastern on c-span. >> here are a few of the comments we recently received. >> i just have to tell you, to see these people in person, to here them have a panel discussion or congressional hearing, it is so important to understand the context and to listen to the statement in its entirety. >> i have been watching book tv for a few years, and i think it is the greatest program on tv. i really like, you know, how these know, how these authors take the time to not only present not just some of what they write, but the moderator always does a great job of stimulating the conversation i think it is fabulous. fabulous. it is what i look forward t

. >> in the case of christopher that got a lot of inc. in the press if a person has a credit score below the minimum can we work on standard diagnosing for additional time. >> so here's the deal most, huh? none of these ray's agents or developers require a credit score so it's not a credited score they're looking at it's a rental score that score what it taking into consideration how much debt people have whether or not at that they've been evicted or recent poor or late credit payments and all of those minimal into this rental score. >> it's standard device by mo. >> no it is most of the inclusionary units those ones we just mentioned affordable housing have a and north america ma they have a score for their development and they'll lower it for other bmr folks. >> are we're going to work on a standard process going forward so everyone has the same standards for - i know it is frustrating that many of the people that apply for bli have evictions that's why they're on the market to get a blow macarthur you having that when you are below in

this is a live ínç right now. this happened just after 7:00 tonight.ere's the live scene at 12 e 11 p.m. four people were taken to the hospital and investigators are still there trying to figureout what caused this crash. >> new at 11:00, tens of thousands of drivers will notice a big change on their i-95 commute starting this weekend. penn dolt plans e d penn dot plans to open a new mile stone. george, contractors rush to get there would recollect done before the big thanksgiving travel days. >> yeah, jac kwrksz ueline, it this coming wednesday and the sunday after are two of the biggest travel days of the year for this highway. it is a stretch of roadway that carries about 1230. >> that easterble. they're like the woers accident in philadelphia. >> it's a mess. it's hektic. it's been like this forever now. >> come sunday at 5 a.m., some of that hektic mess near cottman eave will be alleviated when penn dot opens these three new lanes to all southbound traffic. lane change should be safer, smoother and a bit wider. >> oh, absolutely. it's very signifi

000, authorizing webcor/obayashi joint venture to award a trade work subcontract to clayton coatings, inc. as the responsible bidder submitting the lowest responsive bid in the amount of $8,594,839 for tg16.8: fireproofing, thereby increasing authorized direct costs by $8,594,839, and the authorized construction services fixed fee by $653,208. >> mark savana will report on this item. >> good morning directors and i have a short presentation that i present to you and i can answer any questions, which do you prefer? >> actually just a very short couple of sentences of a description for the members of the public that are watching and then i do not have any questions or comments and i don't see any from the board. >> okay. (inaudible) fire proofing includes the applying of the spray (inaudible) and the material. and the structure, and the structural elements and (inaudible) the fire resistant material on the structure (inaudible) and that we will see in the (inaudible) and being in the finished coats, and includes two years of warranty for the work. and we (inaudible) shipped the package on j

manager of the public utilities commission to enter into a new site lease with existence and control inc. and license for the purpose of existing or now a myself antennas or another general communication facility in al led for a 25 year term of $90,500 for an initial base rent. >> same house, same call? this resolution is adapted arrest to adapt the zoning map to improve the embarcadero alcohol restricted use district and african-american others code for the technical changes and making the requisite finding. >> supervisor breed thank you. i want to say a quick if you words about the items the few fillmore and embarcadero commercial district were borne out of the community by a lax process i worked with the fillmore neighborhood particular their administered that point a trarld structure it was delayed because of formula retail but i'm proud to see the mcds coming to fruition they're working to have a vibrant 0 corridor creating named commercial districts is an important part of that the embarcadero runs 12 blocks if hate street and home to businesses like most joe and o i can't say cafe

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[captioning made possible by cbs sports, a division of cbs broadcasting, inc.] spero: went toe-to-toe with rivers that day. does he have some late-game magic up his sleeve here? penalty marker comes in. looks like a delay of game as they will take the yardage back. 18th punt today between these two teams. referee: delay of game. offense. penalty. first down. solomon: that wedge of his called a foot. spero: showed the graphic. most combined punts this season. signaling fair catch and why not? scifres with another one inside the 15? solomon: he does it again. spero: he's got our vote for m.v.p. in this game. solomon: almost no fair to carr. scifres is just going to keep him backed up and if you're going to get a game-winning drive, you're going to have to go poor to get one this in game. spero: here is carr. second-round pick out of fresno state. see what he did in that week six near upset at home. what can he do here? they need a touchdown with 65 seconds left and no time-outs. "1st and 10" from the 12. carr sacked! jerry attaochu after a long time out. solomon:

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