jacob has been a great asset to the team. so much so that we continue to tap him in additional capacity is. as we progressed and grew into a team, the roles and responsibilities of jacobs team members have expanded. we had created in 2007, began to formulate the delivery method of this project. what we based the original contract on was participation by jacobs on a more periodic validation rule. as we move forward, we found the need to continue to use more in a full-time capacity for cost and schedule of validation, as well as adding a $20 million emergency generator project. you may recall, that is a predecessor project which we began to realize was going to impact our schedules, in so much that it was trending not to be complete in time for us to do the rebuild. so we melded the two projects together and we were able to preserve the schedule by way of melding those two projects. supervisor avalos: i was told a big part of the delay was getting permiting through sacramento and there was still lives on the part of the contrac

gillian jacobs joins us next. keep your family healthy, especially during cold and flu season. and lysol disinfectant spray is approved to kill more germs than any other brand, even h1n1. learn more at lysol.com [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: that was not rigged, by the way. i did actually win that game. i know it made no sense, but i really did somehow. i did not -- i swear. [ laughter ] you guys, our next guest is a lovely and talented actress who stars in the popular nbc show, "community," which airs thursdays at 8:00 p.m. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome gillian jacobs! ♪ i'm gettin' rid of britta she's a no-good "b" she's a no-good "b"! ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' rid of britta she's a "gdb" she's a "gdb"! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: gillian jacobs, thank you so much for being on the show. >> thank you for having me. >> jimmy: you are from pittsburgh? >> pittsburgh, pennsylvania, yeah. >> jimmy: very cool. primanti bros. sandwiches? >> yes, yes, with the french fries in the sandwich, yeah. >> jimmy: they

it's diana@openourhearts.net and temple isaiah at 925-284-9191. >> and, barbara at beth jacob?>> at beth jacob, what our experience has been is most people come to the rabbi and want to speak with the rabbi, mental illness, whether you're affected by it yourself or you're a family member, it is something that people tend to really want to be confidential, and then what happens in the shuleman in general is rabbis who are trained do wind up spending a lot of time with congregants and what happens at beth jacob is rabbi ezray does have a group of congregants and people in the community he will refer to. and as a mental health professional myself and a lot of my colleagues, we do our fair share for the jewish community and see people at no cost or lower cost where there are needs when we do get referrals from the shuls. >> i think we should say from the bay area jewish healing center we know that every single rabbi in the entire community is concerned about this issue. so feel free to call your rabbi in your particular congregation and i know that every rabbi in this community dea

jacob go ahead here. the assumption is that every drug user is an unsuitable employee and by that logic our last three presidents one qualified their jobs i don't think you can equate use well as a measure i don't follow but it was it. is necessarily a bad employee somebody who comes to work drunk yes might. somebody who comes to work stoned might be a bad employee but if he likes a drink likes to drink on the weekend or smoke a little marijuana on the weekend there's no reason to think that as a result of that he's going to be a bad employee so. it's not something that they should. work if they don't have work but there's no reason to think aside from the drug test requirement so that using drugs in a casual controlled way is going to disqualify you from productive work as long as people are willing to let you work there's nothing about that kind of habit is going to correct you can do a good job i don't i have to wrap it up and time we have sorry about the it's hard to hear you both when you speak on. t

jacob trady was tossed off the top of one of them. he was found face down in the water. his brother says his family is very grateful for everyone who worked to save jacob. >> they got him and i guess they dragged him into shore and then shank goodness there was another lady there that was a nurse who got a pulse from him. >> he is being treated at stanford medical center. the hospital has not released information on his injuries. >>> all right. we're gonna turn to roberta now and check on our forecast. roberta. >> dana, highs today across the bay area anywhere from 62 at sfo to 71 degrees in santa rosa which is a record-breaking high, shattering the old record of 64 established back in 2006. as night fell across the area temperatures still into the 50s and tonight falling between 40 degrees to the north, 50 degrees san francisco, midway coming through the santa clara valley, back through the tri- valley. the only snag is a little bit of patchy fog that will be developing, far reaching north bay, also eastern district. surging in through the back door in the form of the t

i think most of us know allen jacobs.e's been a professor at berkeley, he's been a codesigner on octavia boulevard. i've known him since he was the planning director and hired me as assistant directory and i think he's had doubts ever since as my capacity to do this job. that's allen and his idea of excellence. it was under allen's leadership that san francisco urban design plan was done. i think you all know it's had a lot of renowned status and i believe the best thing that describes allen is the list of his honors and awards. a fullñr bright scholar, a argur g ugenheim, and many other awards. with all that, let's say hello to allen. [applause] >> thanks, dean. hi, there. nice to see you. why do you keep changing the color of your hair? jesus christ. that's good. you do good. you know, if you add together the areas of all of san francisco's public parks and open spaces, golden gate park,çi the presidio, the golden gate national recreational area, mcclaren park, the public building, add all that together, it doesn't come

i want to get back at them. >> reporter: 7th grader stephanie and jacob used to be friends, but that all changed one recent friday afternoon during sixth period english when stephanie began taunting jacob. >> i said to him, i said, are you gay? >> gay? she's like are you gay? i'm like, no. >> the second time i asked him he said i'm not gay. then i said are you sure uwe not gay. >> he said i'm not gay. >> she kept on responding you're gay, you're gay. i'm like you're not. >> he yelled it really loud. >> she kept repeating that and then finally miss baker looked over. well, she won't stop calling me gay. >> reporter: name calling may seem like child's play, but it isn't. this is the run of the mill bullying that doesn't make headlines. it steams andfesters and can make just going to school an agony. compared to these high-profile cases, so much of what we're talking about here may seem small potatos. >> well, when it starts to affect how they feel, when it starts to affect how they are learning or not learning, then that's going to be important. after a time, that can really wear on ki

larry jacobs, abc news. >>> meanwhile, the bay area people with close ties to egypt have been anxiously watching the events unfold on tv. cecilia vega has that part of our story. >> bay areae -- bay area egyptians can just monitor facebook around the clock. >> the protesters -- >> they came back from a visit to their native country just one day before tuesday's uprising began. they had a sense something big was on the horizon. >> taxi drivers were going on and on about how bad things are, how they can't feed their families and how they have to work three shifts and two jobs. >> there is momentum and there is a general atmosphere of possibility, if you will. things are happening. things are in the works. >> thousands of miles away from their homeland, these egyptian christians turned their concern into prayer during classic sunday services in hayward. >> for many of them, they are marching in the streets. they have a new home now, but they understand their frustrations in the native country all too well. >> corruption, everybody we talk to speaks of corruption. >> it is a country governe

i've been told that we have a quota, each of us, and jacobs and i. i'm afraid it will be the longest quota in my life. i'll do my very best. i realize that never in the history of mankind has so many people be assembled around such a small screen, but i hope you can -- we can manage anyway. i'll tell you and i'll show and tell and let's get started. and, neal, would you -- you can run that machine. you cannot? you can. okay. let me start us here. whenever cities have problems, they make new departments for that problem. some point we started to have parks department when the cities were too overcrowded and unhealthy and another time we started to have traffic department. i'm very great at my traffic department. every city i know have a traffic department. it staffed with wonderfully professional people. they go out every year and make notes and count all the traffic they know everything. whenever there is a planning issue, they have all the information and they can make modeling and they can talk about the future. they know everything. and cars and t

we've been reading the whole history of abraham and isaac and jacob and joseph and how we've gone -- how they traveled from one place to another. and god's promise over and over and over again to abraham, to isaac, jacob, this is your land and this is your inheritance and your seed will inherit the land and we have to believe in this biblical promise and we have to believe this is what makes us unique. you know, it's interesting. americans for a safe israel works with christians very closely. we're very, very good partners with evangelical christians who support us tremendously. and they are always quoting the bible and always giving us these bits of information from the bible but jews don't do it. jews are embarrassed. it's a little embarrassing that we claim that, you know, we have a biblical right. that we are a special people. that we're chosen. it sounds so arrogant. it sounds so pompous and we don't want to be like that. but we promised to carry the tar to the world. it's a huge burden. you see what a burden it's been? look what happened to us all through the centuries. persecu

one of them was 30-year-old jacob trent of orange county. here he is on that green board just before the large wave surprised him. huge wall of water 35 feet high came at them. he was simply in the wrong place. surfer were up ended. trapped. then there was a second wave just as big. just as powerful. >> you are in front of the wall of water and so you try to get under it or through it and it takes you over and just it's a really bad wipe out. >>reporter: aircraft nelson shooting video on shore. >> he got sucked under. held down a couple broken board and people lost their boards. >>reporter: australia photographer and fireman russell ord was on his wave runner when it happened. he stopped shooting and helping a surfer find his board. >> that's when russell and the other surfer in the kayaker found jacob in the water unconscious. >>reporter: firefighters and medevac helicopter arrived quickly. he unnobingly was break ago ban on personal what the craft imposed by the marine sanctuary. their spokesman was unavailable today. >> this is one of tho

that was jacob now director at morgan stanley that's all the business news we have for this hour but you can always find more stories on our web site that's r t dot com slash business stay with us. thank. you.

earlier i spoke with jacob now. earlier i spoke with jacob now chief economist for russia and c.i.s. at morgan stanley who explained who their main beneficiaries of the deal will be each partner has to offer the other the opportunity to participate in a free. piece of business that are involved in russia. but i think. that's the russian partners of b.p. in take a b.p. will be happy to c.p.p. shoulder the expense and cost risk of exploration and i think this issue will rise only if they make a significant discovery so do you see anything threatening the deal no i don't not with the support of mr putin mr searchin i think that the deal will continue but down the road an attempt. to participate in the event of success. nord gold a unit of russian mining giant severstal says it intends to float at least twenty five percent of its shares in an initial public offering on the london stock exchange the gold for douceur hopes to raise over one billion dollars through the i.p.o. to be completed in february one of the lead man

thank you so much, jacob. have fun watching tonight. >> i will.. >> you can watch the 68th annual golden globes with or without jacob tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on nbc. just ahead, protecting pets from the cold weather. and it's cold. first these messages. discover customersl are getting five percent cashback bonus at restaurants. it pays to switch, it pays to discover. that's why i got them pillsbury toaster strudel. warm flaky pastry with delicious sweet filling my kids will love. plus i get two boxtops r their hool. toaster strudel. the one kids want to eat. winning isi get two boxtops r their hool. my but we lost toy. no, we didt. ♪ we' t ks in america ♪ oh, oh, o ♪ we'rehe kids in america ♪ oh, oh, o ♪ i like pets ♪ like my two dogs >> this morning on today's pets, protecting your pooch and kitten from the cold. the winter weather is tough but for pets the toll can be higher. how do we protect them? we'll ask expert andrea arden. you have a shivering one there. >> this is edna. >> cold? >> first time on tv jitters. >> tell me what anim

nicole jacobs has that story. >> reporter: controversy boiling over. >> some of the things were a little bit questionable i guess. >> reporter: because of a sex kit gave out by aids services during the month of world aids day in early december. it went with a quilt in memory of those affected by aids but the kit came complete with condoms, candy and lubricant, in cases flavored. >> what does that have to do with preventing aids? >> lubricant is lubricant whether it's flavored or most. >> i'm shocked that this happened. >> reporter: sex items is a bit much. >> it was about aids, not about safe sex. >> reporter: administrators were blind side by the sex kit and put a stop to it. let the children in, let them look at the quilt and have the grace to shut up. >> reporter: the executive director of aids services said not so fast, they received priori proval. >> the vice principal picked up the kit, looked at the contents. >> reporter: in fact she said this e-mail shows the go ahead. >> here is the copy of the memo from the vice principal saying it was a team decision to hand them out. >> repor

. >> 30-year-old jacob trette is in fair condition tonight. he was slammed by a huge wave and rescuers say he feared backtracked would not make it. hospital officials say he is conscious and his vital signs are stable. >>> the america's cup will begin in 2015 and run two weeks. it has a tentative start date of july 15, 2013 and the teams will use a new class of catamarans and when sales in a competition that supporters will provide a big boost to bay area economy. >>> president obama delivers his state of the union address, a live report from capitol hill. >> it is the head was bowed that one night die even though the star of the show that it's not here. i am consumer editor tom vacar, macworld still ahead. >> a dense fog advisory. we'll use the fog at your house? i will have the details. , sea ro f t t.. ro fn-opooal..ko gr. i'a n ! ro fe ysexdo..ko gr. llev wt emo? >> surveillance video shows the destructive power of a suicide bomb at moscow's busiest airports. 31 people are earned dead. they will use dna testing to try to identify the. >>>

. >> reporter: many were wiped out, including 30-year-old jacob trette.isible. >> he was probably in the water for about 12 to 15 minutes. maybe a little bit longer. but that whole time, he was being run through like a giant washing machine. >> reporter: on will this, his first trip to mavericks, trette, who is an experienced surfer, found himself pinned uncan der, unable to escape. >> sounds like he got held under for two waves and popped up face up. >> reporter: when trette did finally surface, he was unconscious. he was pulled from the treacherous surf in a daring rescue by russell ord, who was near by on his jet ski. ord, a freelance photographer and firefighter from australia, brought trette to shore where he helped revive him. trette was flown to stanford university medical center where he remains in critical condition. trette's brother told us he has been more responsive now that he's even been talking, which is very good news. still a long way to recovery here. >> we'll be charting his progress. let's talk now, though, for the man responsible for

. >> phil: pressure defense, nobody on jacob tamme. both present a lot of problems. >> jim: those for tough road teams in the wild card round any way you slice it. ♪ ♪ [ crowd groans ] ♪ [ crowd cheering ] [ male announcer ] at&t, the nation's fastest mobile broadband network. period. [ crowd cheering ] >> jim: here at lucas oil stadium, jim nantz, phil simms. grade 20-20. very familiar script. garcon, the ball comes out. good hit there leveled by michael griffin. they have been providing the audience here at lucas oil stadium with updates of the jaguars situation. that is all but over. a beauty for reggie wayne at the 48. >> phil: the defensive line is only four of them this time, no blitz. just so all outlook what it allows peyton manning to do. step up in to the pocket. nobody around him he makes a perfect throw outside. >> jim: the titans have picked it up. griffin with the football. down to the 36. dominic rhodes had a good gainer and then the ball came out. >> phil: it looked like it came out before he went down. just by watching

little foot our forefathers up abraham isaac and jacob and their wives are old buried here in hebron peace so it has been in jewish place for thousands of years. was its. but the real committee for the stone the fruits of what this state is a jewish state and we are here to stay because four thousand years ago god promised this land to the jewish family. we have a divine right to this land neither through war nor violence but as a gift from god. you're a trader. and may your name be forgotten was. a low there we are from jerusalem today. the former soldier in hebron informs journalists diplomats and others the both the situation in hebron if someone is willing to listen someone is willing to syria i don't have the right not to take the reason why i wake up in the morning and i go to sleep at night and then the next morning i wake up and still do what i do is because i don't have another option because if i'm not part of the solution i'm part of the problem. i can do it in a different different place israel is my home this is where i live. i just don't see for myself. oh. well good fo

we will continue on the bus storage facility, working with jacobs on the various items in that area. we will complete our real-estate acquisition for phase one this year as well. as i indicated earlier, we will start construction of the buttress and shoring walls, construction of the transit center in august, and finalize the ramp design and start the final design work. the rail extension will be submitting various is to the high speed rail authority, providing a cost and updating the drawings for consistency. on program activities, we will be looking for the board for approval on various street projects. we want to continue our quality assurance program. we are also working closely with the planning department, providing them with support and other information on their environmental plan. upon contract activities, what we expect to be bidding out this year, two utility relocation packages, traffic control, pedestrian barricade and walkways, pleasing design and build. we are looking for a temporary advertising bid and to award a public relations and community outreach project and fin

in the second half, jacobs hits the three. a very quiet crowd.saint marys 11-game win streak is over, 89-70 the file. >> santa clara hosting portland. michael sanchez, great look inside. con verdict. two of his career high 22. broncos up six. at the end of the half, time winding down, the poster and the triple. got up. foster had 36 thursday. another big game today. santa clara improves to 3-2 with a victory. >> for the women, jeanette poland had a career-high 12 assists. stanford handing cal their second loss at home. >> spring training a few weeks away, the world champions giants have wrapped enandres torres. they agreed to a $2.2 million deal. he sit 16 home runs. after spending 12 years in the minors, and i'll say this new contract is well-deserved. >> the first saturday of the australian open has rafa nadal on the court. hosting 18 year aussie. rafa takes the first set. then approaching net. the within down the line. would take the second set. in the third, the point of the match. nadal. over his head, and then the filthy backhand winner. at

increase the amount of the authority's professional services contract with jacobs engineering group by054,565, to a total amount not to exceed $2,854,565, for environmental analysis for the geary bus rapid transit project and authorize the executive director to negotiate contract terms and conditions. supervisor mirkarimi: comments or questions? seeing no one, this is open for public comment. please. >> jackie stocks, member of the cac transportation authority. i have been working on this project since january of 1986. before they had a transit task force they looked into the feasibility of having a light rail project on that street. that was put on the ballot in 1989 and grandfathered into prope k. thus rapid transit was nowhere to be found. what about the light rail, people asked. there is a stop at union square. there is a spurt for light rail possibilities on geary. before you go forward with this project, i suggest that you all look into the background of this project to see the work that has been done over the last 20 years to try to make bus rapid transit. you'll have the same p

czech republic in new york to move into the quarterfinals of the world under twenty championships a jacob or civil guild to minutes and woke up the russians in a major way they answered back with an ultimate team effort which saw a different play is fine than that against two different czech goalies and while the huge victory over the historic rivals and is plenty of cause for celebration the youngsters know exactly what challenges lie ahead finland are awaiting next in the quarters and russia will fans face wooden in the semi's if they win that clash . and saying on the ice there were plenty of goals scored in the cage shell with the legs the season in full swing and of course some of those after and stood out above the rest and deserve another look here is our choice of the cage shells still plan of the past year. that said father sal of the weather is coming up shortly and you can also watch some of the sports stories on our channel on you tube it's r t sport.

jacob and tony are working of there, but the folks who have really done the work here in city hall -- he has been with me for eight years. that is the equivalent of a for your life terms of legislative assistance -- of four life terms of legislative assistance. april and tom jackson, and i did not mention supervisor avalos, who has been for nearly four years in the district 6 supervisor office, but a short message to those of you in the progressive political copier in san francisco -- political camp in san francisco. there is honor in our political movement, and the honor is to focus on acting from a position of conscience, of knowing that we can be better as individuals but especially as a community and as a society and that poverty and racism and oppression and and sexism and homophobia -- that is not ok, and as long as people around us are suffering, we have work left to do. it is incumbent upon us not just to try to ease the suffering but to address through causes that it created in -- that have created those conditions in the first place. 10 years ago when i talked about affordab

czech republic in new york to move into the quarterfinals of the world under twenty championships a jacob horse of a gold two minutes in will grab the russians in a major way they answered back with an ultimate team effort which saw a different players find the net against two different czech buildings and while the huge victory over their historic rivals is plenty of cause for celebration the youngsters know exactly what challenges lie ahead finland are awaiting next in the quarters and russia will then face with the semi's if they win that clash. and staying on the eyes there were plenty of girls scored in the cage shell with the legs that season in full swing and of course some of those efforts stood out above the rest and deserve another look here is our choice of the top ten of the last year. and that's all this poll for this hour you can find some of those stories on our channel on you tube it's r t sports news and coming up shortly is the weather. hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on r t.