and principal race officer john greg as well from race management. there's really been a very large group effort here. and port staff is deeply appreciative. so i would like to turn to the technical attachment a-1 resolution 12-34 is a date change and in the first paragraph, there's an incorrect april 10th, 2012 date that should be changed to april 24th, 2012. and with that port staff available along with mr. martin to answer any questions that the commission may have. thank you very much. >> move up 9-a with the suggested technical amendment. >> second. >> public comment. kevin carroll, hotel counsel. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is kevin carroll. i'm the executive director of the thole council of san francisco. have i the privilege of working with the industry that lks 15 million people to the steefer year. i wanted to let you know we still continue to strongly endorse the america's cup and thamplinge the city, event authority and port of san francisco for everything that you're doing to bring this event here. i think it's important to

and principal race officer john greg as well from race management. there's really been a very large group effort here. and port staff is deeply appreciative. so i would like to turn to the technical attachment a-1 resolution 12-34 is a date change and in the first paragraph, there's an incorrect april 10th, 2012 date that should be changed to april 24th, 2012. and t

we would like to think john and greg from sfgtv staff. please call item number two. >> item number two, approval of lafco minutes from march 23, 2012 regular meeting. supervisor campos: is there any member of the public who would like to speak on item number two? the seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, this is an action item. motion by supervisor avalos. a second by commissioner olague. without objection. please call item 3. >> community choice aggregation activities report. status update on clean power sf program. status update on proceeding at the california public utilities commission. status update on the state legislation. supervisor campos: great, thank you very much. we have three items under item three. i like to turn it over to robert, the assistant general manager of the san francisco public utilities commission. good afternoon. >> thank you, commissioner. i just wanted to give a brief update on, first of all, the program itself as we have conceived it. what is going on at the california public utilities commissio

huntsman in it -- >> greg: how was john huntsman in it? stic. i was able to check it out with my friends. recommend it. have fun. freddi >> greg: bob? >> bob: i have been dissed on the show. i'll pick up my life and carry on. i just realized today three of my friends are here. there is a reason for this. extended 40 years we have been friends. it's so hard to make friends when you get older. it's great to have friends when you are younger and they stick with you. the last thing this is prom week. i don't know about the rest of you parents but it scares me to death. i'm going to have well, son, i hate to tell you, a private investigator -- no. we have to be careful and watch carefully what we do. >> kimberly: there are your friends in the control room. >> bob: a lot of kids do drink and do drive. they be very, very careful. >> greg: i offered to chaperon. you said no. >> bob: never mind. >> bret: you have a good kid. alex is a good boy. >> eric: my turn? two presidential election primaries going on last night. president obama was up -- remem

. >> eric: bill bradley this morning, john kerry. >> greg: who cares?at in itself concerning? >> greg: the tea party is back. they're a little older than everybody else so they were taking a long nap, probably in the afternoon. now what we're going to see, really scary, we will see riots and the rains, the terrorist plots -- riots, the rapes, the terror it plots. oh, wait. that was the other group. >> bob: keep in mind lugar was being challenged by hig right to vote in the state. he doesn't have residency in the state. barely won that. and he couldn't name the address on his driver's license. >> eric: lugar was making calls to democrats for votes. whatever. the demographic of the tea party exactly mirrors the demographic of the united states of america. >> bob: my gosh. >> eric: go to gallup.com -- >> dana: do we have a bet? >> eric: yeah. >> dana: can someone wear a frilly shirt? >> bob: mirrors it absolutely? wait a minute. exactly mirrors -- >> eric: yes. okay. >> greg: i wonder how al-qaeda felt about the tea party. >> eric: can we let "the five" be

greg? >> all right. johnn syria, thank you very much. >> a tragic accident overseas to tell but now hitting boston university very hard. a minivan crashing in new zealand killing three students studying there. at least five other students from the university injured, including one who was airlifted to a hospital in critical condition. a police inspector explains exactly what happened. >> the driver appears to have corrected, or overcorrected, and the vehicle got into a roll, cartwheeled down the road. we've had really good support from the locals here. this is a very rural environment. a couple of the local families have taken these people in and looked after them until emergency services arrived. our thanks and gratitude goes to the locals. >> a candlelight vigil is planned for tonight, by the way, at boston university. >> a group of parents in the state of new jersey are utterly outraged over a test question asked to third graders. making matters worse, that question is on one of the state's standardized te

greg john gonzalez, abc 7 news. >> new this morning, a pedestrian was struck and killed in clinton along old branch road and gerber lane. brianne carter is on the scene with more on this story. >> good morning. we know that police are still investigating what is now a fatal pedestrian accident. -- old branch road and kirby lane. a driver was traveling along the intersection and struck a pedestrian. we understand the driver stayed at the scene. the pedestrian was pronounced dead upon arrival. the only information we have from authorities at this time is the pedestrian is a male. no age or identification has been released at this hour. a rogue was shut down several hours and has now been reopened to traffic. avenues heading into the morning rush hour. authorities continue to investigate this. we will follow its throughout the day. brianne carter, abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. a check on traffic and weather lisa baden >> . we had an accident northbound 95 in dale city where there was a longstanding accident yesterday. but this one was moved to the shoulder right away. traffic is expected

greg: be honest here. this whole president obama coming out for gay marriage, big celebration is all about taking the heat off john travolta. let's be honest. grow agree with me, don't you, bob? >> bob: i agree. >> greg: hollywood is a bunch of hypocrites. if you come out, you won't get a role as a straight man. for them to sit there and go out, this is about them feeling good about themselves. celebrities are self-centered. they don't care about anything. but gay marriage an climate change is kind of their way of saying i actually care about things other than myself. when, in fact, how many actors and actresses in hollywood are in the closet because they'll lose their careers? >> dana: i never realized that was why until this moment. the thing us learned, i never -- >> greg: travolta. >> dana: no, but what about the career advancement or the roles you could get, that is interesting. >> bob: can i make a point here. you make fun of them raising all the big bucks, 44% of obama's contributions are under $00. mitt romney only 9% under $2. you walk in on thin ice. romney gets money from fat cats. >> eric: this is the

speak, or certainly would not have a controlled shareholder any longer in liberty run by john malone along with gregagain, not an urgency here in that sense but with the contract expiring, he does have a change in control vesting on options that are worth an enormous amount of money. he's going to be a beneficiary one way or the other. one thing i can tell you, highly unlikely that given the prevalence of net operating losses, cirrus would want to do that but they are going to use the operating losses for itself because it's anticipated in the next year or two. >> thank you so much for joining us. david faber there. >> thank you for watching "street signs". >>> "closing bell" is coming up next. next. typhoon! first prize! it's a cheese grater. wooooo... this isn't scary. are you kidding me? look at that picture of your mom's hair from the '80s. there's an easier way to save. wooohooo... geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 you and your money deserve. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 at charles schwab, that means taking a close look at you tdd# 1-800-

greg? >> good, thanks. >> as john eluded to, that was fox news' own ed henry sitting next to chuck todd. >>ze him from the sideview. >> that was a legitimate response. you were reading something into it. >> i was thinking something, and now you are thinking that which i am thinking of. >> you can't believe what vice president biden said on sunday wasn't a gaff. i don't agree. they were not ready to deal with the fallout. carney would have handled the press conference a lot better. >> could be, but gee this guy makes a lot of well prepared gaps. >> he does. he did refer to president romney as president clinton in the same meet the press interview. >> that's why he is great. >> not as a president, but a vice president. >> you said people are dying to. hear. keep in mind we are big fans of australian opinions. >> gavin, you don't understand why the gay marriage issue takes over the elections if gays are 1% of the population. i think it is 2 to 4%, although interestingly a poll done a year ago found the u.s. adults estimated that 25% of americans are gay or lesbian. >> i guess because of the tv

woman who denied you when you hit on he her. >> greg: you only wear white anywhere you go. >> eric: i like to tan. >> kimberly: they're from jersey. >> bob: john: i wasn't wearing -- >> eric: i wasn't wearing the white shorts. >> greg: one more thing is up next. if you leave now i'll throw away all o your stuffed animals. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: time now for one more thing. it's trending all over twitter and facebook. j.lo performance on "american idol" last night. take a listen. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: all right. >> bob: good looking babe, i think. >> kimberly: an exchange stunt, too. >> bob: she is. happy mother's day to every mother out there. let me give advice to those of you whose motherly may be elderly. take time and talk it through with your mother, things that may have bothered you over the course of your life, resentment amount, thingous're happy about. close the circle before she goes. i didn't get a chance to do that. i wish i had. encourage all of you to do that. >> eric: keeping the mother's day theme. take a look, foothill high school, california. two brother lost their mom before the baseball season. they're 8-0. 6-1. two

greg's pointed is so good i changed. >> bill, how much music did you illegally download. i will remind you the tv show. >> i want them to go after the prostitute and not the johnsthat i heard of lime wire but i would say greg is you can have a free lunch. i do it every day in the green room. we have to endure you in there. the only victim is that. story i stepped on that line. >> i apologize. >> lime wire is an app that allows people to share files. why should developers have to pay if a people use it for illegal purposes? >> if their developers should -- because what greg said. we can't have people downloading things for free. people that put out the app than this aren't the ones that are downloading the songs. >> $72 trillion is absurd. they shut down napster and they apparently shut down these, as well. >> i'm not sure it's good. >> the thing about napster, he has to be worth billions. >> he was in the social network the movie. >> an actor played him. >> nikki, this is one of those cases where it's hard to route for anyone. artists lawsuit loses out but the riaa, they are thugs, it's hard to routed for them. it's such a ridiculous amount. is that supposed to

greg, you are a funny guy. very funny. looking back at the jokes that letterman made when there was another rich guy running john kerry, there some jokes about the service but not the yacht called scaramoush. >> greg: letterman has become a stupid human trick. having him making fun of romney being rich is letterman making fun of bill clinton being a sleazeback. hypocrisy. >> eric: he is not funny anymore, is he? >> greg: he was great. he was a genius, in the era wis elliott, it was fantastic. he got angrier and angrier and the leno thing kicked him off. he's bitter guy and becoming more of a liberal because now he is more accepted as he gets angrier over time. i get $60 more that. >> andrea: that wasn't funny. that was angry. look in his bank account. letterman is worth $400 million estimated according to forbes. he is rich himself. >> juan: i don't get it is that an indictment of letterman, he is wealthy? >> andrea: no, but he makes fun of romney being wealthy. >> juan: no, he is making fun of romney for being out of touch. >> andrea: for being wealthy. >> eric: no. he says romney needs to put wheels and handle on his walle

he is alone and hoping john stocil splits and his former mustache will start dating again. greg? >> thank you. >> they are flipping through mags as the terror trial lags. on saturday the hearing for the self-proclaimed master find evolved into a holy mess as they made every effort to disrupt the proceeding. he refused to speak because as his lawyer put it, he was deeply concerned with the fairness of the proceedings. instead they prayed, red the koran and one even placed a paper airplane on the my microphone. and adding to the farce, one of the lawyers were drawn here. they suggested the women on the prosecution team should cover up islam style because they would betray their faith if they saw the knee length skirts. what inned could of hoops did the -- what kind of hoops did they put them through? we acquired exclusive tape. >>> jesse, you starred in the hit series back in the 80s. it seems like this thing will take years. >> that's a great point. i think they are represented by the subjects from edward monk's "the scream." >> that will fetch like $40 million. >> there are two t

john haley from the san francisco municipal transportation agency. young lee from the san francisco unified school district. greg wagner from the department of public health. [applause] william lee from the department of emergency management. [applause] regina dickey from the office of small business. charean mcspagen. and we have daniel allen, principal of city of parts and technology. thank you again for opening up your auditorium for us. chief joanne hayes white from the fire department. and chief greg serb from the police department. [applause] and we have from the san francisco public library jill bourn. [applause] and anyone we may have left out, we have hodges mendosa from the mayor's office on education. i knew it. and also our cool board commissioner. thank you so much for being -- i've got to pass this on to our emcee shaman walton and is now the district 11 resident as well. shaman. [applause] >> good morning, everybody. i'm going to try this again. good morning, everybody. thank you. it's a privilege and honor to be here to moderate this great discussion. i have the privilege of living in district 11