k. howard. police department has been working with the america's cup team to put those numbers together. i did not have them with me but we can certainly talk about that. >supervisor chu: of the my recollection is we are hoping to raise the revenue stream. >> i do not think the member will be tremendously high at all. it is supposed to be cost neutral. that number has been in a lot of flux because the whole event has been in the state of flux. supervisor chu: my understanding is returned for all of those events and it is at cost. >> we do not charge for all of the events. some of them are full cost recovery, but some are no cost recovery. >> how do we determine when there is to cost recovery and when we subsidize the event? >> some of it is a perceived ability to pay. some of it is for profit or sponsors. i can come up with a list of how that works. >supervisor chu: it would be great for me to understand that. >> we have the board of supervisors place caps on the reimbursement in the ad men code

k. howard, mayor's budget director.including capital, 90, and equipment. and our office -- including capital, i.t., and equipment. and our office works with the comptroller's office and office of finance and the fleet reviews all of those requests and prioritizes them and figures out which funds will be available to support which requests. supervisor kim: thank you. chairperson chu: thank you, supervisor kim. why don't we go to the budget analyst report? >> as shown on page 3 of our report, we had a table based on information provided that identifies the dollar amount for equipment to be purchased by 11 different departments under this proposed issuance of $10 million. that includes 8 million net $780,000 in equipment -- $8,730,000 in equipment. and on page 4 of our report, we work for the total debt service for the 10 million two for $5,000 is estimated to cost 5 million. and that includes $10 million in principal and $8 million in interest. all of the equipment shown in the attachment on page 5 of our report as has be

k. howard. a lot of non profits have met with the mayor over the past few weeks in preparation for the budget. has a commitment been made about an annual cost of doing business increase with the mayor's office? >> you are correct that over the last few months the mayor has been meeting with nonprofit organizations, with non-profit service providers to talk about the budget as a whole. one of the key issues that has come up in all those conversations is the struggles that our nonprofits are facing with respect to their inflationary costs and the fact the city has not been able to fund increases that would help them meet those inflationary costs. as you know, we're still facing a significant budget shortfall of $170 million and 312 million in the second year. a 2.9% c. o. l. a. would be nearly $12 million in aid to those years. the mayor has not been able to make a commitment to providing a c.o.l.a. to nonprofit organizations. it is one of those factors will have to think about when we balance the

k. smith, excuse me. she's become a harry reasoner and howard k. smith with abc. walter cronkite this cbs. we also respected greatly the correspondence with those programs, the likes of the brothers marvin and brick house. sam donaldson. or of the best, barry does more. as ted koppel says in his foreword, we gave american television viewers a week of the need to know, not necessarily what they would have selected for themselves that there is was a gun. we have sources of news today, but they've largely billowing provide a common starting point for our national dialogue. very fortunate to have barry dunsmoore here with us today. he has an illustrious and long background. i have provided his background for you to be read. i would think you want to hear him rather than me, but let me just say that he covered foreign affairs for abc news for 30 years of reporting from washington and abroad of the policies of seven u.s. presidents from lyndon johnson to bill clinton. he traveled with the mall overseas and was a regular on planes and their secretaries of state for 96 -- to 95, more than 100 coun

they're appealing a decision to throw out nearly all charges against howard k. stern. a judge ruled stern never had the intent to commit fraud. instead, the judge said stern was simply trying to protect her privacy. smith died in 2007 of an accidental overdose of a powerful sedative mixed with nine other prescription drugs. >>> also today, criminal charges could be on the way for pro football players connected to that pay for pain program. the nfl says it's weighing exactly how to punish two dozen or so saints players allegedly connected to that bounty program. telling players it has hired attorneys to represent them if needed. the nfl says at least 22 players were part of that bounty pool which awarded thousands of dollars in cash in bonuses for hits that would knock out targeted opponents during a ball game. the nfl has suspended the head coach for the entire season next year, that is without pay. the appeal process is set to begin this week. >>> 6:20 right now. it's the day basketball fans have been waiting for the whole month. tonight, kentucky and kansas will squa

journalists of the area, best diplomats, people like thomas wolfe, george kennan later known for russia, howard k smith, sinclair lewis, all these people are in and out, dorothy thompson and they can't quite get a fix on this. and why not? for two reasons. one, there is a sense in many cases that hitler is this odd to appeared he is too weird. he'll never be anybody of note. in fact, dorothy thompson, the most in a correspondent of the era goes in an interview set for a year before he takes power and says i thought it was going to make the first future dictator of germany within 50 seconds i realized i wasn't. it is the startling insignificance of this man who has the eyes of an alcoholic and all this. and on the other hand, there are some americans really early and i was determined in this book, which the name was the informal way some of the american journalists began to refer to germany in the 30s among themselves. that was something i had known. so the first people who met him as far back as 1922 a junior military and embassy called truman smith cannot a hearse correspondent thought this guy

k). so who's in control now, mayans? >>> look what we've got lined up for tomorrow. tomorrow's program, talk to our good friend, ceo of starbucks, howard will be with us. big show tomorrow. >>> up next today, president obama shocks some people with his comments about activism in the supreme court, reminding the justices very publicly that they are "an unelected group of people." "morning joe," back in a moment. with the capital one cash rewards card you get a 50% annual bonus. and everyone likes 50% more cash -- well, except her. no! but, i'm about to change that. ♪ every little baby wants 50% more cash... ♪ phhht! fine, you try. [ strings breaking, wood splintering ] ha ha. [ male announcer ] the capital one cash rewards card. the card for people who want 50% more cash. ♪ what's in your wallet? ♪ what's in your...your... you're probably muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. zyrtec®. love the air. not in this economy. we also have zero free time, and my dad moving in. so we went to fidelity. we looked at