best of luck to you. >> thank you so much and thank you for your work on this project. >> hi, i'm jim patrick and i'm with patrick and company in san francisco. two things, number one, i appear before this board, the last board meeting and ask for a copy of the heinz agreement and why it was a good deal. today i have heard zero. number two, i understand that we are reevaluating the exiting strategy within the project and i understand that we are building a new bridge, a discussion that i would like you to ask the staff to look at creating a double deck from the park to the tower. this extends the park for really no land cost and it gives oscar park beneath it a lot of excitement because you ever are looking up and down, we know that the people like to go across the golden gate bridge and it is a whole new environment. and as you build it, you build an exit way around that tower. it will create an exit off the bus ridge of which there is none right now in the event that you had a crisis in the building, you had a line up of buses with a lot of people oned aboard and no place to go. and if you

i'm jim patrick with patrick and company of we have a store which is very close to 79 new montgomery street, probably 150'. i don't know 200'. we were not notified and the first thing i heard about this is when i saw it on the agenda when i got here. what is going on with the notification? it just seems like it just doesn't exist. thank you. >> thank you. >> mr. kwong, anything further? commissioners the matter is submitted. >> i am inclined to deny the appeal, uphold -- i'm sorry, deny the appeal, and strike the permit. uphold the department. sorry. based on what was presented. >> i agree. are you making that a motion? >> yes. >> i will second that motion. >> the motion then to deny the appeal and uphold the department? >> yes. >> so on that motion from the president to deny this appeal, up hold the denial. and it was on the basis of the testimony presented? >> on the record. >> by mr. kwong. >> thank you. >> i think i would prefer it's on the basis of the department's analysis. >> i will take that amendment to my motion. i will accept. >> so again, on that motion from the president

. >> jim patrick -- three things the bathroom, parking and side door on the truck. the bathroom has not been approved by the owner of the building as specifically sets out in the regulations in the law. the bathroom is not 200' from where the truck is. in fact, it's about a block and a half. you have to go half a block across the street and north half a block and up e

. >> jim patrick -- three things the bathroom, parking and side door on the truck. the bathroom has not been approved by the owner of the building as specifically sets out in the regulations in the law. the bathroom is not 200' from where the truck is. in fact, it's about a block and a half. you have to go half a block across the street and north half a block and up the stairs and back in the mezzanine and i viewed it today and i can tell you it's quite a ways. and there is no handicap path of travel to the bathroom, which is required. no way can the customers use it or the employees use it. no. 2 is parking. it's taking the last two spaces in this whole large two and a half block area of downtown. no parking. we need parking for customers. we don't need parking for coffee. no. 3 the side door, when you open the side door it will take 60% of the sidewalk. it's right in front of a restaurant. when the restaurant puts out their tables it takes up 40% of the table, 60 and 40 last time i checked was 100. where are the pedestrians in it's a problem. we have an illegal ba

. >> hi, thank you i'm jim patrick with patrick and company in san francisco and i have watched this board go on and analyze this agreement with heines behind closed doors for the last year and a half and finally reading the minutes which are about to be approved this deal has concluded apparently. i would like to know from the board, why is this a good deal for us? no. 1. and no. 2 could i get a copy of this deal to evaluate it? thank you. >> thank you. is there any other public comment? seeing none, we will close public comment. and we'll move on to our regular calendar, which brings us to item no. 7. >> item no. 17 authorizing the executive director to negotiate a contract with the san francisco public utilities commission. >> and directors bob beck will report on this item. >> thank you, we did get a really detailed summary, which i appreciate. since we did a detailed one, we could just answer questions. >> the detail was at a pretty high level and really at the end of the day boils down to what are the economic terms of two proposals. so we did receive proposals from both pg&e a

. >>> no charges will be filed against the son of virginia congressman jim more ran. patrickegedly -- moran. patrick moran was allegedly caught on video committing voter fraud. he was working for his father campaign says but stepped down after these allegation -- father's campaign, but stepped down after these allegations surfaced. >>> geraldo rivera says he's thinking about a 2016 run to represent his homestate of new jersey. he says he's got to do it all and the time is now. he's 60 years old. >>> more blitz and glitz after the break. >> plus we'll talk about the controversy surrounding coca- cola's new super bowl ad. >>> critics of that new coca- cola super bowl ad are backing down a bit after the soft drinkmaker explained its side of the story. first look at the ad. ♪[ music ] >> the american arab anti- discrimination community and muslim institute for interfaith studies claimed at first the commercial was racist. they said why does every ad have to be a sheikh, terrorist or maybe a belly dancer? the coca-cola spokesperson says the arab character portrays a movie star who

patrick doyle, the president and ceo of dominos pizza, congratulations on another great quarter. quantity tell you how many people bought the stock when it was at $10 when you were first on. >> thanks, jim>> that's patrick doyle, president and ceo of domino's pizza. why do we do the show? so we can find stocks like domino's pizza and salesforce. this is what the show is about. stay with cramer. >>> coming up -- are you ready to get charged up? cramer cranks up the voltage and goes electric on an all new hyperactive "lightning round." i know what you're thinking... transit fares! as in the 37 billion transit fares we help collect each year. no? oh, right. you're thinking of the 1.6 million daily customer care interactions xerox handles. or the 900 million health insurance claims we process. so, it's no surprise to you that companies depend on today's xerox for services that simplify how work gets done. which is...pretty much what we've always stood for. with xerox, you're ready for real business. >>> it is time. it is time for the "lightning round" on cramer's "mad money." rapid-fire calls, you say whether to buy or sell. my staff prepares the graphics, play until this sound and then the

jim ji johnson won today's race while danica patrick chalked up a first for the sport.was yesterday's crash that was on everybody's mind. janet shamliyan has more. >> reporter: there was no shopping the daytona 500. it went on as planned a a after a p nightmarish crash on the same track. 28 fans were hurt, 12 admitted to local hospitals. some were seated 40 rows up when a car on the last lap of a race crashed into the fence and split apart sending chunks of metal and a tire high into the grandstands. >> we were really shook up. i mean, just because we thought this really happened, and we were, you know, so close. >> reporter: heather came back tore today's 500, but was glad her seats weren't too close. officials promised a careful review. >> i think the key is we sit down and review everything in terms of what happened. >> reporter: the fence separating the track from the crowd is 22 feet high, but some questions are whether it's high enough and are the grand stands too close. it's always been part of nascar's culture. >> fans want to be close to the action at daytona,

patrick. >> caller: hi, jim.irst time caller, long-time viewer. >> excellent. >> caller: i want to thank you for the good work you do for all us individual investors. >> i hope to keep trying. >> caller: my question relates to akamai technologies. >> i want to buy akamai technologies. >> let's go to jude in new jersey. >> caller: why do you always take your watch off when you do the lightning round? what do you think of colgate pal molive? >> it's the most expensive thing i have. i'm afraid i'll chip it. adam in new york? >> caller: what should i be considering for a long-term position in henry schein. >> i still think it's going to go higher. that is the conclusion of the lightning round! >> hi, jim. i want to be the first to wish you a father/daughter familiarial happy birthday booyah to you. >> calle >> thank you. >> caller: is now a good time to get into diamond foods? >> if you want to buy an almonds. i like their peanuts, i would have had them if hi bei had beee watching the super bowl. >> caller: i'd like

jim moran. a hidden camera reported patrick moran in a discussion about committing voter fraud. moran quit as a field director of his father's campaign but he said he was humoring a person and thought it might have been a joke. now that person if you saw the video kept prodding him to try to get him to say something. the conservative group who made the undercover tape did not cooperate with the investigation. >>> time right now is 5:05. i'm watching your money. let's see if we can do a repeat in february. wall street just finished its best january since 19 # 9. the -- 1989. the dow flirted with 14,000. as for today traders are going to get a broader picture of the labor market when the government releases the january unemployment report. analysts expect that 164,000 to 170,000 jobs added last month while the unemployment rate remained unchanged at 7.8%. checks the numbers now, the dow lost 50 points in trade yesterday, starts today at 13,860. nasdaq basically flat on the day. s&p 500 down by about four points. >>> a rare bipartisan vote in the senate. lawmakers have approved a p

jim moran's son will not face voter fraud charges. arlington county police and prosecutors say they won't charge patrick moran. an undercover video released in october appeared to show him discussing plans for fake ballots. they've closed the investigation because the person who made the video would not cooperate with them. >>> you have one less option in yorj town. early this morning, the third edition served its very last drink. the restaurant and bar on wisconsin avenue closed after more than 40 years. the third edition kwas popular with college students and tourists. it was featured in the 1980s movie st. elmo's fire. a mexican restaurant will open in that location now. >>> it is now 4:21. time for weather and traffic on the 1s. tom kierein is following this winter weather heading our way. tom, what's going on right now? >> the clouds are getting lower there. that's a live view from the hd city camera. starting to produce maybe a few light flurries in the district. temperatures are at or above freezing. initially it may not stick. we've had the surfaces pre-treated too in much of the region. initially as w

patrick here. he closed them before the storm. back to you. >> jim cantore in boston. york police are working to get dozens of stranded cars off the long island expressway. between 60 and 100 cars are stuck in the snow. people started getting stranded friday afternoon and things got progressively worse because the snow started piling up. police say there haven't been any reported jaurs out there. >>> the snowy weather turned at least one connecticut man into a local hero. orland small drives a tow truck in the kbrgranite state. he spent the day driving around rescuie ining people who have g stuck. >> no job too big or small for us. >> the tow truck is on the way? >> yes, it is. it will always be on the way. that's what we do. we're always on the way to get you when you need us. >> small agrees with leaders around the region. if you don't have to go out, stay off the road. >>> the district is hoping for your input. plenty of people this morning will sound off about transportation in the city. d-dot is hosting today's move d.c. idea exchange. the district wants anyone wh

jim harbaugh said it's unlikely they will release the pick. the black hawks have not lost a game in regulation all season. scoreless late in the first when patrick in the rebound. his 11th of the year. the black hawks found a way to get it done. two unanswered goals. the black hawks make nhl history. seven straight games with a point to start the game. the sharks lose 2-1. win, the bears all over oregon state. late with a game high 14 points. number six ranked cal over oregon state, 77-55. andrew lists war yours down one against the spurs. jared jack buries a three. they tie it. the spurs go to overtime. the warriors come up defensively. set currie, 27 points for jack. 107-101 warriors the final and those are the new jersey's, the first team to wear them. nobody looking bert than paul right now. >> paul is wearing a spring special. so it's a little tight. >> do you have a hard time breathing? >> they are lighter, apparently. >> they are lighter than they look. >> i nt heavier. >> this is an example. >>

jim norton tells us about his new book get out of my dreams and into my car. first, what is up with danica patrick? my good friend has the latest scoop. >>> well, he flipped his lid and slapped a kid. now the old sob is out to emphasize that behavior that is contradictory to our values. is anybody really thinking that is in the company's line saying that's what we stand for. it didn't have to be about you. the guy is a creep. should he be fired? >> i don't know. it is hard to have em empathy for a guy that would slap a baby. maybe he shouldn't be fired, but if that is true anybody on the plane should have been allowed to knock his teeth out. >> that's a good point. >> do you think they were looking for a reason to fire this guy? >> it is kids screaming on planes. now is the time to have adults only planes, and if you want to take a child on a plane go on a separate plane. there needs to be a division here. i have a problem with children screaming on planes. when i it was 2 i -- when i was 2 i wasn't allowed to scream on a plane, so i don't understand why these children get on planes and start scre

jim norton tells us about his new book get out of my dreams and into my car. first, what is up with danica patrick? my good friend has the latest scoop. >>> well, he flipped his lid and slapped a kid. now the old sob is out of a j-o-b. a 60-year-old idaho man accused of using a racial slur before slapping a two-year-old on a recent flight. he has been charged with assault following the incident on a minneapolis to atlanta flight earlier this month. that's where an allegedly drunk hundley told the mother of a toddler next to him to, quote, shuts that n-word baby up and smack the kid in the face. he called his behavior offensive and disturbing and confirm he's is no longer employed with the company, but won't say if he is fired or quit. let's discuss in the -- >> lightning round. >> jim, no one besides todd kill looy can defend what this guy did. the question is should he lose his job over it? >> he is a creep. if he actually did this, this is my favorite part of wormy, corporate america. they actually released a statement saying we wish to emphasize that behavior that is contradictory to our values

patrick marlowe. one- nothing, san jose. that is it, chicago, sweeping. this three themed series. making history. just one point in their first 17 what is next for alex smith? jim this is a process he will continue to be a 49 year. this will continued to most likely develop. with new developments. >> gary: they will probably try to let him go. and sunday, is a big deal with danica patrickdanica made history by becoming the first woman to earn the pole position for any nascar race yet starting in the front row is a far cry from actually winning the race. yes, it is feasible to win my statistic is about 17 percent, something someone said i can get ain fact, it's not that big of a deal, or so says former driver and current analyst kyle petty >> kyle petty: it is funny. honestly, we of heard we have heard that a monkey could drive a car around this track we want to keep it as nice as possible. match play shot o' the day no snow today at dove mountain outside of tucson for the 2nd round of the match play championship shot of the day comes on the 5th hole scott piercy - oh no he doesn't!!! yes he does!!! he holes out his approach shot for the eagle! brewers arctic ta

virginia congressman jim moran's son will not face voter fraud charges in connection to his father's reelection bid. arlington county police and prosecutors say they will not charge patrickan. an undercover video released in october showed him discussing plans to cast fraudulent ballots. police have closed their investigation because the person who made the video would not cooperate with them. >>> virginia governor bob mcdonnell's transportation funding package is on the road to passage. the senate finance committee voted in favor of the bill. that's after a house committee passed similar legislation. both bills are up for floor votes next week. mcdonnell wants to get rid of the gas tax but raise virginia's sales tax from 5 to 5.8%. extra revenue goes to transportation. there is opposition to this. there was a prius parade around the capitolment they are against part of the proposal creating a $100 annual fee on alternative fuel vehicles. >>> if you live in d.c., your unpaid parking tickets may come back to haunt you. this year, the district is take money out of tax refunds from residents with outstanding traffic fines because of a new law that was passed recently. here

jim clyburn, the congressman. he's also in the house leadership. congressman from south carolina. the only democrat in the south carolina delegation. and then behind them patrick leahy who is the president pro tempore. >> john mccain woodruff: who had less than friendly things to say about the president. we mentioned that tonight one of the themes is clearly gun... addressing gun violence. you see some of the people there wearing the green ribbon. that is to signify what happened at newtown and the effort since then to do something to address the millions and millions of, what is it, over 100, 200 million guns in the united states, enough for every man, woman and child? so the president is greeting members of the supreme court. we started to say a minute ago that the chief justice is here. sam alito, justice alito not here. he very famously, at least we think he's not here, famously a few years ago when the president made the state of the union address and criticized the court's ruling on citizens united, the campaign finance law... >> just going over to talk to mark kerr, the senator of illinois who suffered a stroke, giving him an embrace. >> woodruff: justi

patrick here, he closed them before the storm. back to you. >> weather channel meteorologist jim cantore, thanks for that report. >>> right now, i'momas. and melissa harris-perry. and sarita gupta. we're talking about the document, the amazing documentary that will air on pbs called "makers" that you were both involved in making. and also the prattling on about day care. and everything from the labor movement, there's a transcendent sublime energy and dynamism. there's these shots at taking the streets in a big march and the confrontation hearings and things like that. and then if a movement is successful, it has to sort of institutionalize itself, right? you get boards of directors and you file. i'm curious, marlo, how you as a life-language activist, think about maintaining that energy, maintaining that sense of intense dynamic consciousness over a period of time? >> well, a lot of it is through legislation. one of the wonderful things about this country, the heart of the land does follow the law of the land. we don't even make jokes about minorities and women anymore because we passed laws that have made us feel differently abo

picture of the country as a whole, you can't tell them how any one jim -- now any one individual is doing. host: we're talking with patrickice of politico, he's an economics and finance reporter for politico. and previously, he was the morning energy reporter and he also reported for everyone for e & e's. our next call comes from jack, on our line for democrats. jack, you're on the "washington journal." caller: good morning. pleasure to talk to you. host: go ahead, jack. caller: i'm a teacher in the private school in this area, but i would disagree with my previous caller. the big problem in our economy as i see it is the offshoring of so many good paying jobs, and the destruction of the union in this country. when the globalization destroyed the floor for the middle class in wages, and as a result of that, these jobs are not coming back to this country. even offshoring technical jobs, like computer programs. it's outrages. host: jack in new jersey. to that we want to add this tweet from kiki who writes -- guest: i think for a lot of people what they see immediately is this employer who used to operate out of my town or c

jim clyburn, the congressman. he's also in the house leadership. congressman from south carolina. the only democrat in the south carolina delegation. and then behind them patrick leahy who is the president pro tempore. >> john mccain woodruff: who had less than friendly things to say about the president. we mentioned that tonight one of the themes is clearly gun... addressing gun violence. you see some of the people there wearing the green ribbon. that is to signify what happened at newtown and the effort since then to do something to address the millions and millions of, what is it, over 100, 200 million guns in the united states, enough for every man, woman and child? so the president is greeting members of the supreme court. we started to say a minute ago that the chief justice is here. sam alito, justice alito not here. he very famously, at least we think he's not here, famously a few years ago when the president made the state of the union address and criticized the court's ruling on citizens united, the campaign finance law... >> just going over to talk to mark kerr, the senator of illinois who suffered a stroke, giving him an embrace. >> woodruff: justi