consistent with the terms of the rfp the project staff then negotiated with john stewart or sublease and property management agreement to continue its role on treasure island and the board approved the agreement in it its june meeting. john steward has provided exemplary property management services during the term of the original agreement. i have consistently demonstrated a strong institutional knowledge of the island and its environment and issues. they have played a critical role in ensuring the efficient orderly process for implementation of a very complex residential transition and relocation plan. the continuation of john stuart as manager will provide will prove beneficial to treasure island residents and the authority and especially in light of the challenges ahead in implementing the development program the future relocation and the [inaudible] program. the proposed [inaudible] propose the same opens of the original contract. 556 units, the effective date will be that of one approved by the board of supervisors. the term is 7 years through june 2021. with an option for 3 add

city clerk: item 5: 5.140754[sublease and property management agreement - john stewart company -treasure and yerba buena islands market rate rental housing - $632,806 yearly base rent]resolution approving a sublease and property management agreement for treasure and yerba buena islands market rate rental housing between the treasure island development authority and the john stewart company, with a yearly base rent of $632,806 for a seven-year term, to commence following board approval, with a three-year option to extend. treasure island development authorityy city clerk: sf 51234 >>president david chiu: colleagues, same house same call. this resolution is adopted. item 6. city clerk: item 6: 6.140921[revolving fund agreement - california victim compensation andgovernment claims board - burial or emergency relocation of homicide victims - $75,000]sponsor: breedresolution retroactively authorizing the office of the district attorney to renew its current agreement with the california victim compensation and government claims board, an agent of the state of california, for a revolving fund i

>> i'm john stewart. i live at the same address as the previous speaker and i take orders from her. we live maybe a long drive away from the site. we live very similar to the house next door to this site. i'm going to bore you very briefly with some 30,000 foots. that is that the city has a deficit about $100 million. what does that have to do with anything? we are not funding the hospital and not funding public safety issues and to the extent that we need to with the housing trust fund. if this project is built it will contribute $150,000 a year indexed going forward forever plus transfer fees when units are sold. that's a fair amount of sugar. the city needs it. it's hard to prove a negative. this sight site is a lazy center. from an economic perspective, it seems to me that you want to get the highest and best use, some sites cry out for affordable housing. there is no way this will with this density and i think the single family detach plan makes all manner of sense economically and will benefit the city as well as loop around and provide money for affordable housing and other p

john stewart is saying what america does is the same as what isis does. it is part of the same progressive hate yourself. >> i will tell you what -- i will tell you what americans was feeling when we saw these pictures. we were first looking are to the cute one. who is cute and why is she doing this? the one from colorado, i will be honest, not my type. go fight for isis. i ain't taking you to the movies. >> you are talking about male nature. >> it is the same. the cute one is down with them. she is above an eight. what is she doing with isis? >> that's a general comment often used with anything. what is this attractive person doing? is it something horrible? it is bigoted against homely people. >> kind of. it is. that's how we feel. >> and what a is the choices -- and what are the choices teenage girls have? bieber? i would go for too. >> this is the first time in my life i prefer somebody to be with justin bieber. the teens are like, oh look they are running away to mary a jihady. i won't worry about their pot smoking dropped out of high school boyfrien

john stewart discussed it.ver this isutrage really what is going to force a change, more than anything congress could really do, frankly. guest joining us from new york. alice is joining us from florida. independent line. good morning. caller: hello. host: go ahead, al. the question is, why does the federal government get involved in all -- at all in this? why isn't congress doing something about the people out of work in the country? and getting industry back into instead of keeping it out of this country. how are you going to get people the to work to build economy again? as far as i can see, the economy is in the toilet right now. the call toyou for the nfl has strong lobbying in washington dc. how strong? $1.6 billion has been spent in campaigns. 26 lobbyists on its payrolls. it is nice to see bills introduced to try to repeal the tax exempt and enforce them to do something on the domestic violence issue, the money talks and tells you nothing will really happy and -- happen and this is a political issue to

replacing strong will be standup comedian michael che, he used to be on the daily show with john stewartl be the first african-american on the weekend update desk. chris pratt will host the season premiere, september 27th at 11:30, right after nbc 10 news at 11:00. >>> penn state and rutgers faced each other for the first time in almost two decades. and philly micah franco makes his first start. that's all coming up in sports. >> what a great day to catch a phils game. that's for sure. take a look at citizens bank park right now. no need for a raincoat today. that's awesome. here's how it looks for the rest of the week. we'll show that to you when we come back. stick around. to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator. this is crazy i don't get it, this one is working ladies, shouldn't up be as fast as down? yeah. shouldn't internet speeds match as well? yes. do your socks match? my socks match. do your eyeballs match? yes. cable does not match the speeds. makes you want to go mad. erggggh. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - upload speeds as fast as your

now he's heading back to >> the show with john stewart is getting into the redskins name today. >> the show aired a controversial segment, pitting a group of native americans fans.t redskins >> we talked to two of the native americans who were the segment.or we're here now with the look at today's fallout. this.'s talk about redskins suffered, as you may know, two embarrassments last on tv. the first, of course, the terrible loss to the giants. and the offense, we're not going to talk about it. and then there was the controversial segment on the name. by jumping into the debate over the name, the daily show also become part of a controversy. >> we learned later that some of the individuals who participated piece, they didn't enjoy the experience. the seven-minute-long segment was shot in a hotel last week and featured separate interviews and nativens fans americans. greg diehl was one of the native americans. a this was an opportunity, very rare opportunity, for indigenous people to stand as a are greater in numbers and have the power to speak, because we're being given the voice to do

it's what john stewart did on "the daily show." but what they did with this story was something on another level. one thing they did was a lot of laugh out loud laugh lines in it. instead, he just wrongly emoted about it. it can turn people away for you to just emote. but when you do it right, it can achieve perfection. just watch it. >> now, i might have given the president salutes with a coffee cup story an espresso size, the news coverage goes for the full double venti with one network going especially deep. >> earn the proper respected of the salute. >> insensitive. >> what's the meaning of it? that's it. >> it's terrible. >> it's outlandish. our commander in chief showed complete disrespect for the men and women in uniform. >> shut up. we don't really care. we don't really care about this. you have no principle about this. you are just trying to score points in a game nobody else is playing. here is how we know. >> it's an arrogance he shows. >> so the principle here is show respect for the people who are putting their lives o

in the summer of 1814, john stewart skinner, who was an american prisoner of war agent, who incidentally would later be francis scott key's companion watching the bombardment of ft. mchenry, skinner travels out, sales into the potomac to meet with cockburn to exchange some letters and gossip. and cockburn mentioned to skinner as they're walking along the deck of albeon, the flagship, that he doesn't see much way out for the president. he says, quote, mr. madison will have to put on his armor and fight it out. i see nothing else left. there is nothing subtle about this, and cockburn was aware that this word would get back to washington and madison pretty quickly. but cockburn was so unimpressed with the american defenses that he didn't mind sending this word. he knew that there was nothing really the americans could do about it. in its third year, the war had taken a very ugly turn for the united states. driven primarily by events overseas, in particular in april 1814 prosecution the application of napoleon, which appears to have ended two decades of war in europe, and the british who had

all over the world, i ran, china, korea and you name it and collaborations between countries and john stewartm rose water is here, story of a iranian journalist in captivity and you see that and horror films that show after midnight, the film festival, the biggest so far. >> hard to equate the pictures behind me of a film festival with events happening in syria where according to the u.n. about 3 million peoples have been forced out of the country because of the war. many of them head to europe, their journey many times is a periless one and a new documentary being shown at the vent us in film festival shows refugees trying to evade border controls and phil has the story. >> reporter: it's a long way from the war in syria to the venice red carpet but the two are linked this year. behind these smiles, a story of pain and sorero -- sorrow and this shows attempt to find syria's displace to home and fled to europe on a boat and sweden in their sights but no way to get there. the local film makers came up with an idea, smuggling them across countries and borders dressed as a wedding party. every s

paul stewart gilby. paul john gill. mark y. giles.an hunter gillette. >> ronald lawrence gilligan. >> rodney c. gillis. >> laura gillie. >> john f. ginley. >> donna marie giordano. jeffrey don degiordano. satisfactorily tore salvadore gitto. >> diane gladstone. >> keith alexander glasgow. >> thomas irvin glasser. >> edmond glazer. >> harry glen. >> barry h.glick. >> jeremy logan glick. >> stephen glick. >> william robert godshoke. >> michael goldberg. >> jeffrey g. goldflam. >> michelle goldstein. >> monica goldstein. >> stephen ian goldstein. >> ronald f. golinsky. >> dennis james gomes. >> enrique antonio gomez. >> manuel gomez jr. >> and my beloved cousin, angel, you will always be in our hearts and we'll never forget you. we miss you very much. >> we miss you very much. >> my brother police officer christopher amrosso. you are our hero and not forgotten. until we meet again. >> wilder alfredo gomez. >> jenine gonzalez. >> rosa gonzalez. >> lynne katherine goodchild. >> peter goodrich. >> harry goody. >> katherine c.goraeb. >> lisa

in the summer of 1814, john stewart skinner, who was an american prisoner of war agent, who incidentallywould later be francis scott key's companion watching the bombardment of ft. mchenry, skinner travels out, sales into the potomac to meet with cockburn to exchange some letters and gossip. and cockburn mentioned to skinner as they're walking along the deck of albeon, the flagship, that he doesn't see much way out for the president. he says, quote, mr. madison will have to put on his armor and fight it out. i see nothing else left. there is nothing subtle about this, and cockburn was aware that this word would get back to washington and madison pretty quickly. but cockburn was so unimpressed with the american defenses that he didn't mind sending this word. he knew that there was nothing really the americans could do about it. in its third year, the war had taken a very ugly turn for the united states. driven primarily by events overseas, in particular in april 1814 prosecution the application of napoleon, which appears to have ended two decades of war in europe, and the british who had

john stewart discussed it.ver this isutrage really what is going to force a change, more than anything congress could really do, frankly. guest joining us from new york. alice is joining us from florida. independent line. good morning. caller: hello. host: go ahead, al. the question is, why does the federal government get involved in all -- at all in this? why isn't congress doing something about the people out of work in the country? and getting industry back into instead of keeping it out of this country. how are you going to get people the to work to build economy again? as far as i can see, the economy is in the toilet right now. the call toyou for the nfl has strong lobbying in washington dc. how strong? $1.6 billion has been spent in campaigns. 26 lobbyists on its payrolls. it is nice to see bills introduced to try to repeal the tax exempt and enforce them to do something on the domestic violence issue, the money talks and tells you nothing will really happy and -- happen and this is a political issue to

paul stewart gilby. paul john gill. mark y. giles.evan hunter gillette. >> ronald lawrence gilligan. >> rodney c. gillis. >> laura gillie. >> john f. ginley. >> donna marie giordano. jeffrey don degiordano. satisfactorily tore salvadore gitto. >> diane gladstone. >> keith alexander glasgow. >> thomas irvin glasser. >> edmond glazer. >> harry glen. >> barry h.glick. >> jeremy logan glick. >> stephen glick. >> william robert godshoke. >> michael goldberg. >> jeffrey g. goldflam. >> michelle goldstein. >> monica goldstein. >> stephen ian goldstein. >> ronald f. golinsky. >> dennis james gomes. >> enrique antonio gomez. >> manuel gomez jr. >> and my beloved cousin, angel, you will always be in our hearts and we'll never forget you. we miss you very much. >> we miss you very much. >> my brother police officer christopher amrosso. you are our hero and not forgotten. until we meet again. >> wilder alfredo gomez. >> jenine gonzalez. >> rosa gonzalez. >> lynne katherine goodchild. >> peter goodrich. >> harry goody. >> katherine c.goraeb. >> li

john wilkes booth, he mentions secretary stewart and jumps to the inauguration of president johnson. he was one of 10 present that day, including some from illinois. he was proud of that. he was always in the right place at the right time and always put himself there. it is fascinating to look through his journal. i mentioned some of the things he writes about might not be personal, but they are a great insight into what his daily life was like. it is important to have these objects help tell the story. later in his political career, after he had been a senator, he , wereso nominated appointed, to be the secretary of war. hisof the other items in office focuses on his time as secretary of war. he served in that position until 1881. he hadn his paper holder sitting on the desk, you can see it states his name and also his title in the hayes administration. the two men had met many years earlier while serving in the u.s. senate. they have been governors. they were part of that club. and then of course hayes had become a friend and was elected. after his time of secretary of war, he serv

john certainly had his faults. but none that justified him losing his life that day. >> stewart says he and geer's are going through a second trauma. more than a year after the shooting, investigators have yet to roll if this was a justified shooting or not. stuart says this appalling lack of transparency has left him and others devastated. >> for it to go a year and not have answers to what appears to be a simple case, it is getting to the point where it is disgusting. >> fairfax county police are declining comment. seeks 12 million dollars. the internal investigation remains open. the criminal investigation has been handed over to federal authorities. the officer involved remains on desk duty. >> ok, thank you. toens gathered tonight remember a mother and call for change. last night, thelma flores was hit by an suv and killed as she and her daughter walked across highway 410 in riverdale park. many people including the mayor say there needs to be a safer way to cross such a busy road. them to review this after a serious accident that happened two years ago. point, wesion at that didn't need a light because there

they will know whether you like rod stewart or elton john. >> that does not sound so terrible.does not sound nefarious at all. >> no, not at all. dump oh but as you are -- >> but as i am sure you are aware, there has been a hue and cry about the leaking of security of photographs or information entered on line that has a resale value. a life of its own. >> the difference between the casino model and what a lot of us encounter doing daily basis -- doing daily interactions on the internet -- and the casino you have a choice. if you want the rewards, you can enter the program. they keep that data within vegas. they do not trade that. with many commercial transactions, the app store what they do with the data. who do they sell to? creates frustration. and that is creating a big backlash against companies that are not open about that. >> and whether it is legal or illegal in various jurisdictions, you can get your hands are pretty much any data that you want to pay for. very intimates about most americans. unlike the nsa that is only interested in a select number of people, commerci

john wilkes booth, he mentions the attempt on secretary stewart and jumps to the inauguration of presidentohnson. he was one of 10 present that day, including some from illinois. he was proud of that. he was always in the right place at the right time and always put himself there. it is fascinating to look through his journal. i mentioned some of the things he writes about might not be personal, but they are a great insight into what his daily life was like. it is important to have these objects help tell the story. later in his political career, after he had been a senator, he was also nominated, were appointed, to be the secretary of war. one of the other items in his office focuses on his time as secretary of war. he served in that position until 1881. and then his paper holder he had sitting on the desk, you can see it states his name and also his title in the hayes administration. the two men had met many years earlier while serving in the u.s. senate. they have been governors. they were part of that club. and then of course hayes had become a friend and was elected. after his time of

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. >> john blackstone in san francisco tonight, thank you. tony stewart'surn to racing ended early. halfway through last night's race, stewart's number 14 car slammed into the wall and blew a tire. he could not continue. stewart sat out three nascar races after he struck and killed another driver during a dirt track race an investigation of that crash is continuing. breaking news from the middle east. a machine helicopter crashed today in the gulf of aidan. 25 marines and sailors aboard, all rescued. the ch-53 super stallion went down as it attempted to land on a u.s. transport ship. the navy is investigating the cause. one of three casinos is shirt shutting down and workers out of luck. and swimmers walk into the path luck. and swimmers walk into the path of a harm head shark when the ybz continues. along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar. januvia works when your blood sugar is high and works less when your blood sugar is low, because it works by enhancing your body's own ability to lower blood sugar. plus januvia, by itself, is not likely to

. >> the 2014 national book awards long list includes also john lahr, "tennessee williams: mad pilgrimage of the flesh", matthew stewart, "natures god: the heretical origins of the american republic" and chasing fortune and faith in the new china and matthew stewart, "natures god: the heretical origins of the american republic". >> let me just lay my cards out on the table here. >> i will tell you right now that in my view, the christian nation myth is worse than a myth or worse than a false interpretation. i think of it as sort of a betrayal of the american revolution and i think it represents precisely the kind of thing that thomas jefferson and thomas paine and others were fighting against. >> the final two title selected to the national book awards one was for nonfiction art ronald rosbottom, "when paris went dark." the city of light under german occupation in 1940 through 1944 and edward o. wilson, "the meaning of human existence." that is a look at this year's long list for the 2014 national book award for nonfiction. be sure to turn yo

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understand what is going on, and it, though he did not say they are worried about the jon stewart program or the john colbert program -- stephen colbert program. does that concern you. >> i think there is a concern about taking things out of context, and there is an argument for the whole thing to be shown. if you are going to watch c-span, you're going to be a very intelligent person who is wanting to learn about the process. you asked me about the supreme court. i know that they are at least at this point certainly releasing audiotapes. i think that is a very good development. on the issue of cameras in the courtroom, i would want to know more about why some of the justices, who at one point seemed favorably disposed to cameras, have concerns, because there may be something that we do not know about that has to do with those concerns, maybe security concerns, and so while at the court of appeals, nobody knows who we are, and we could be covered, and there is no sense of security concerns, and maybe different at the supreme court that may suggest why some have changedes their views, and it would be

a grand jury decides not to indict tony stewart but should that's take its own action against him? >> hi everyone i'm john siegenthaler in new york. coming up after "consider this," president obama's tough talk on i.s.i.l, asking the world to help dismantle what he calls its network of death. >>> hundreds of students walk out of school to protest the history program. and mcdonald's, in texas paying nearly double minimum wage. all that after this. >> we have an exclusive story tonight, and we go live... >> we've reached the end of an era. derek jeter has retired from baseball. and tony stewart has not been indicted by a grand jury. dave zyron, good to see you. when the tragic accident happened, it seemed like the entire world was jumping on tony stewart, calling him a murderer. now that he hasn't been indicted how long is the line that should be apologizing to him? >> there's the world of nascar and there's the general sports watching public which ends news media which frankly doesn't pay attention to nascar until there are these kinds of cataclysmic events. as polarizing as tony stewart is, make no mistak

but from great leaders it also includes john lahr, "tennessee williams", evan osnos, "age of ambition", chasing fortune and faith in the new china and matthew stewarture's god". the heretical origin of the american republic. >> let me just lay my cards out on the table. i think that many have been kidnapped by religious rights and in my view, and i will try to justify this later, the christian nation is something worse than the interpretation and i see this as a betrayal of the american revolution and i think it represents precisely the kind of thing that thomas jefferson and thomas paine and others were fighting against. >> the final two title selected for the long list for nonfiction are when paris went dark, edward o. wilson, "the meaning of human existence" and ronald rosbottom, "when paris went dark." that is a look at this years nonfiction books. he sure to pay attention on november 19. >> coming up next from the museum in washington dc, jim freeman accounts his involvement with the 18 year investigation of the unabomber case and the eventual arrest of the theodore kaczynski. this is next on booktv. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conver

and stewart, working, hitting the play button at abc affiliate in witch tauf whchita. thank you. >> johnill enjoy it florida style in the pool with a cold one. it's not the end of summer there. john, i like that idea. >> and, celebrating birthdays today. happy birr daytona on labor day. we are laboring with you if you are up. man you are up because you want out this weekend. and you couldn't go to sleep at this hour. >> that's, kind of rough. you have little extra makeup to cover the bags. so the labor day weekend also ushering in a gut bust drag digs f -- gut busting tradition. >> a dozen faced off in buffalo, for the 13th annual, national buffalo wing, eating championship. expert, joey chestnut. trouncing competition. set a new world record, scarfing down 192 wings in only 12 minutes. >> after a slow start, chestnut said wingers were hotter than usual and took a whl to get into the rhythm. >> make sure people know, bone in wings. little dangerous. >> medics on the side in case the heimlich comes into play. the hot air balloon stunt. 5,000 feet up. >> pretty awesome. tough times along t

john kessler was a german maker son, apprentice to a broom meister. once the boy got his sea legs, a liking to him and he rose from landsman to stewart marines. he was captured near jamaica and a ship mself aboard bound for new england. in rags and starving, he made boston where he found the continental friggot alliance need of hands.e climbing up the gang mrapg, he was greeted by the captain, john barry who was happy to see to see as kessler was him. they joined each other after the war. the shortage of manpower grew so pressing that captain signed on rmy castoffs, invalids, jail birds, and british prisoners, often using them as marines. continental captain ordered the officers to keep a weathered eye out for treachery frequently found it. the navy's muster roles often as well, oreigners frenchmen, scandinavian, and the closest foreigners as far as the government was concerned, native americans. american indian sailor learned of a plot on british hands to avoid a crew, the captain, and all officers save them one. telling of his captain of the plans saved many lives and leaders beingring flogged mercilessly. hey were hung by their thumbs unti

. >> lawrence ira beck manette marie beckles carl john bedigan michael earnest beekman and my husband port authority police officer wellington stewartders that god will grant them wisdom, knowledge and understanding in directing them on moving this country forward. thank you. >> and my wife seriv duquette. no day shall erase her from the memory of time. maria a. behr max j.belk e yelena belilovsky nina patrice bell debbie s. bellows stephen elliot belson paul m. benedetti denise lenore benedetto bryan craig bennett eric l. bennett oliver bennett margaret l. benson dominick j. berardi james patrick berger steven howard berger john p. bergin alvin bergsohn daniel david bergstei n graham andrew berkeley michael j. berkeley donna m. bernaerts dave w. bernard william hfrlg -- h. bern teen. david m. berray david s. berry joseph j. berry william reed bethke timothy betterly carolyn beug edward frank beyea paul michael beyer anil tahilram bharvaney bella j. bhukhan shimmy d. biegeleisen peter alexander bielfeld william g. biggart brian eugene bilcher mark bingham carl vincent bini and my uncle frank wisneski. we miss you terrible. >> and ke