at the infinity we met that requirement at 900 gilman and 888 seventh. those projects are up and fully occupied. we intend to do that again here working with tndc and a merry core development in the site of the corner of west mission and 10th. we look forward to bringing both the 201 r project and mission project forward next year. if it weren't for the economic downturn of 2008, we wouldn't need this extension, but we are working full force with both the planning department and dbi to make this a reality. we're here for any questions. my thanks, having been here for a decade, to linda for her hard work in making this place run smoothly. >> thank you. >>> thank you. >> is there any public comment on this item? >> [speaker not understood]. sfgtv will actually -- after you identify yourself. >>> sue hester. i just need a little manipulation help to expand the entire thing. thank you. i have manipulation problems. sue hester. i was involved in the entire rincon hill process and am involved right now in pier 30-32 seawall 330. this is the photo that was in t

after years on the run, it seems eberhart may have been trying to sell the infinity to raise cash. as a fugitive comes to an end when an australian policeman takes a trip to langkawi in 2012. >> he was familiar with the eberhart case and familiar with the fact that eberhart was believed to be sailing on the infinity. when he saw the boat, he realized that eberhart was also in the vicinity. >> narrator: the fbi says the officer tips them off. working with malaysian police, the feds arrest the alleged scammer in may of 2012, just as we were finishing production on this episode of "american greed: the fugitives." >> because he was using an expired passport, they were able to deport him to the united states, and he was back in the u.s. within a week. >> narrator: after nearly 13 years as a fugitive, eberhart is now behind bars in los angeles, where he is awaiting trial -- no longer a los angeles, where he is awaiting trial -- no longer a white-collar fugitive. -- captions by vitac --

it's a 650-unit project, the infinity, which was delivered in 2008-2009, arguably the worst timing we could have thought up for building a major condominium project. yet that project is completely sold out. it was a strong financial success and there are a thousand people living in these buildings today who call san francisco home. this is a thriving community south of market. given the recovery, we hope to repeat this starting next year with our project across the street at 201 folsom. this is another 650-670 units to be built on the south side of folsom between main and beale. we're also proud of the fact that through our commitment to the board of supervisors, that for both of these projects, we said yes, we will make a commitment not only to helping fund affordable housing, but to actually getting it built. and together with evans and union property capital we built unitss at 900 gilman down in the bayview and 165 units at 88 7 emstreet at the square and to build that kind of affordable housing in san francisco with market rate housing and live up to our obligation to the board is

greater bay area and was closely involved in two signature projects over seeing the development of the infinity, 650-unit condominium project and 555 mission, which is the 55,000 square feet building already bottle. and now tishman spire has started construction on the fourth and final building, and the company has two more projects lined up. another 650 units of residential towers at 201 folsom and other office tower at 222 2nd street. so to give us his perspective on the market and the future, please welcome carl shannon. [ applause ] >> good morning. thank you mary. what an amazing opportunity to be here. today i live here with my family and raising two young daughters in san francisco.uf for those who don't know me, i am not a religious person. but i think we should all take a moment and say a prayer of thanks for the environment we live in. for all of us who touch bay area real estate, it's really incredible how quickly things have changed. if you go back two, two and a half years and think about what the environment was in the middle of 2010, we were in a terrible environment. values were

because that is our window, the transformational vortex, the corridor through which we connect with the infin knit. >> what do you think happen to us after we die? >> what happen to this wall. the walls collapse. >> to us after we die. >> every imagination, desire, memory is actually pointed to death as a possibility for you. so, you don't go anywhere. you just stop projecting. now, you can upgrade the elusion and call it heaven or downgrade it and call it hell or all kinds of versions of it in the different traditions. and people who have near-death experiences experience that with them being programmed to culturally approve it. >> so, if i don't believe there is a hell there is no hell. >> there is no hell. it is a projection, and there is no you either other than this physical body. >> okay. let's move onto the film. the film begin with you being ordained a buddhist monk. that surprised me in a way because you haven't chosen to stay over there and live in robes and your hair has grown back in. you got your hair shaved the whole thing. why did you decide to do that. >> a great question you

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. >> the infinity pool, sauna, grand piano.he's selling. >> this is where the magic happens. >> now from hollywood, "the weekend insider" is on. >> hello. welcome to "the insider." i'm kevin frazier. brooke is on assignment. the country has been swept up by political fever. from the debate to stars stumping for their favorite candidates, this weekend's inside story is all about the push to elect a president. >> a lot more energy in the second debate. i was really well rested after the nice long nap i had in the first debate. >> people seem very curious as to how we prepare for the debates. let me tell you what i do -- first, refrain from alcohol for 65 years before the debate. >> the candidates joking about debates as they get ready for monday's third and final debate. the charity dinner comic relief. >> big bird didn't see it coming. >> mitt is his middle name. i wish i could use my middle name. >> the pair toned it down at the dinner. our view on why it was a temporary truce. >> it was a break from the fighting. they used hum

one line, infinity possibilities the >> we know why we're here.o chart a greener path in the air and in our factories. >> to find cleaner, more efficient ways to power flight. >> and harness our technology for new energy solutions. >> around the globe, the people of boeing are working together to build a belter tomorrow. >>that's why we're here. additional funding is also provided by the annenberg foundation, the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs stations from viewers like you. once again, live from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. it's about 8:00 p.m. eastern time two fridays before the election and according to the app on my iphone, we have 10 days, 23 hours, 15 minutes and 53 seconds before the polls close. accord dog every one of what seems like a thousand polls taken this week, this thing say true dead heat. so what are the candidates up to? they are releasing new ads every day. it's said that character is what we do when no one is looking. mitt romney thought no one was looking when he

"we are going to have qe3 to infinity. that's no joke. bernanke is going to keep interrest rates low until there's clear evidence this economy is recovering." niemann says the number of jobs may have picked up, but not enough high-paying ones to stimulate consumer spending. that may keep inflation low, which would not drive up gold. but others believe there are too many variables in the world, and that leads others to think gold may be headed higher. "i think looking at the situation in europe and elsewhere, we're in for a year or so of instability and gold could head to two." "two," as in two thousand dollars an ounce. or is that too much? "i think $2000 is probably years away more than months away. it'll take more than a little growth and inflation to get it going." but some portfolio managers say the latest jobs data "put an end to the idea that [quantitative easingwould last forever. as for gold topping $1800, "we've been getting so close but it has turned into a greater line of resistance than we thought." another variable to watch -

we have this quantity eternity, i or infinity that everybody is talking about. i think that's very bullish, especially for the financials. >> tom: not bullish if you're looking for interest rates. you think there's room to move here with enterprise products partners, a mastered limited partnership yielding about 5% e.p.d. it's close to its high. why do you think it has room to move? >> well, they have a policy of raising their dividend every quarter. they're in a sector where any kind of economic recovery will be bullish because that will be more natural gas going through the pipelines. they're still paying a very-- you know, 4.7% dividend. they keep increasing the dividend. the dividend payout ratio is relatively small, so i like it a lot. >> tom: you also like finance here with main street capital, m.a.i. in the ticker and an awful low good looking chart, dr. skousen. significant yield but any concerns you could be buying close to the top here with this financial? >> yeah, that's always a possibility. but, look, there's heavy insider buying just as late as las

you have to read for some and don't have to begin with what canada did i just won i will try to infinity to cuba here in canada poor because they are doing good your you know the doctors here are in and this is all what i am asking is all i do i don't need money or whatever i want to be back to normal life i want him outside of canada on his own. in our own mind of our we share. we share your thoughts and we hope that denise will have a speedy recovery and heal you and your family all the best thank you very much for joining us on r.t. . my classes have taken place in several cities across italy as police dispersed students protesting against cuts in education funding so in say they've been beaten by clubs and several protesters have been detained italy's a euro zone for the largest economy and one of the worst hit by the economic crisis and other troubles day degree's announced it can only manage without another portion of international aid until november we get him he even least there's of the greek troubles one stop until even politicians change their approach. we have a read of the u

the new version of the legendary transport carrier the dushan for seven six more in this business infinity. and that's while us two presidential candidates are in the home strength for sunday's election incumbent hugo chavez has been hit by a storm of negative coverage in the international media especially in the u.s. south american political analyst. says it's no surprise washington wants to see the back of chop. here sink in the stands which is very highly respected throughout many of these in latin america showing that the united states is. not just in the middle east worldwide and not so much of the great interest of our attack by the united states especially at a time when in two thousand and eight the united states has we activated the fourth south atlantic fleet and they know how we have a very strong military presence throughout latin america in the south atlantic just as they have engineered insurrection and civil war which seems to be washington's specialisation now with the so-called arab spring in the theater here in latin america we will be seeing a latin american spring with

you know suzy going to infinity do you think that we're. going to that he's going to see the strap on his suicide vest is going to blow up the global monetary mechanism i wish he would i wish he would you know i wish i mean that you know would we see would and there would we could start over i'm afraid that we get some kind of bank or unit. or they would read pons us up again devious up one of the rounds of monetary global mechanics you know even if he does it there's nothing to say you couldn't come back a few years later and say you know i think this whole thing that i created need to be unwound which brings me to alan greenspan and what you've been saying to me just let me get to this for a second it's my turn list look at what he tweeted so alan greenspan he was the committee. to save the world according to time many years ago and he really coddled the financial industry and was an advocate of deregulation and now look what he is out saying he's been saying this before but look at what someone tweeted that he said in a recent speech he

. >>> infiniti is introducing electronic steering to the masses, they will soon offer steer by wire technology on several models. nissan engineers predict the drivers could soon be able to control their vehicles using is joystick. >>> if you wonder how google can answer three billion searches a day, they're offering a peek at the top secret data centers where massive mazes of pipes and cables keep computer servers going. those are your techbytes, i'm paula faris. aplçlçéd.ñ.ñhrókññoo[ >>> severe weather rolled through parking lots of western -- parts of western tennessee last night. take a look at this. strong thunderstorms brought with it heavy rain, wind and lightning. this just outside of memphis. there was damage now caused fallen trees on home. however no word of injuries just yet. and you know lynette you were talking about the storm stretching up to the great lakes region from louisiana. this is basically bisecting the country. >> actually you were just talking about louisiana? a nasty little thunderstorm right now across the area. this is stretching back into mississippi and also ala

let me ask you this question about ben bernanke and he came out with his quantitative easing to infinitythey're going to buy mortgage backed securities billions of dollars every month for ever dr michael hudson why can't he just retire the mortgages themselves be retired the mortgages that would help the mortgage over is the homeowners but that's not his constituency he wants to especially pump money into the banks but i take it by taking twenty nine trillion dollars worth of chunk mortgages on to the government spent on chase getting in exchange. bank. commercial bank deposits at the fed and government ious and then he takes these having what these at face value hundred percent back to you instead of ten percent value he then sells them at a very very low price at ten cents on the dollar. and the banks that have already got a hundred percent value for these mortgages can buy it back from the government at ten cents on the dollar and make another twenty nine trillion dollars let me ask you a question you wrote in your latest piece so instead of financing it is the u.s. banks don't lend a

disagreement there in fact romney agrees completely with the drone king's policy across the muslim world to infinity and beyond even when that means a ninety eight percent failure rate that's right according to c.n.n. the number of high level targets killed when compared to total casualties is extremely low estimate at about two percent and what that's doing to the wellbeing of the pakistani people is absolutely disgraceful just the threat of a cia drone strike is causing mental trauma for families in pakistan who have changed their way of life for fear of an attack at any moment even car pakistan's foreign minister talked passionately about drones when she discussed why there is so much anti-american sentiment in the country in fact she explained that there are so kind of productive that they're actually causing more violence with a huge surge in suicide bombings she said pre nine eleven there was one suicide bombing in pakistan and since two thousand and seven there have been the real hundred and fifty two folks this is real but according to the cia a reality doesn't matter because instead of scal

we've been calling it qe infinity around here, he's ready to take on the critics of his plan. of the morning. >> let's talk about the corporate headlines, 3m is buying ceradyne for $35 a share, a 43% premium over friday's close. and a crucial vote in boeing contract talks, showing whether workers are willing to accept a less gen cuss contract or move closer to a strike. local officials and analysts consider a strike unlikely. and nokia is set to announce a new deal giving oracle access to the map services. the agreement will be announced at the oracle world conference. >>> get a quick check on the markets, u.s. equity futures at this hour pretty much green arrows across the board as we hop across the stream. dow jones looks like it would be up 55 points, s&p 5 and nasdaq higher as well. eurozone manufacturing recording its worst quarterly performance since the depths of the great recession, factories hit by falling demand despite cutting prices. the survey suggesting the downturn spread to core members germany and france included from the smaller periphery countries and market