colleagues, any questions for laurel? okay. appreciate it, thank you very much. have a budget and legislative analyst report. mr. rose? >> mr. chairman and members of the committee, on page 4 of our report, we report that the three-year budget for 12-13 through 13-14 of 40.7 million dollars under the proposed modified agreement, that's shown in table 2 on page 5 of our report. * as noted in table 2, the 136 preschool for all providers would be paid 9.4% of that 40.7 million or approximately $40,5 01,000. the children's council which simply provides the fiscal intermediary services would be allocated 6/10 percent of that amount or 229,000. so, nearly all of the money goes to the 136 providers. we recommend approval of this legislation as stated on page 6 of our report. >> thank you very much, mr. rose. and again, just to summarize, this is to provide some retroactive payments, but also for future enrollment increases that are projected, correct? >> that is correct. >> okay. and i think we all agree that is a good thing when we have more enrollment in this situatio

thanks for are being with us, laurel. what is a sinkhole? >> the easiest way, most sinkholes in florida there is different types. the most predominant type is more of it can be i would analogize to an hourglass where the hole is the bottom of the hourglass and the sand that supports the structure is the sand in the top of the hourglass and as the sand ralphs down into the hole in the limestone you get a loosening of the soil with damage to the residence. the kind of sinkhole that occurred at the bush residence was what we call a cover collapse sinkhole. it occurs very quickly and there is really no warning. there is usually a clay layer, a thin layer of limestone above the whole in the limestone that gives way with a catastrophic hole that manifests at the surface. >> you say there is no warning and no notice, this kind of thing can happen? >> not for this kind of sinkhole. it is something that unless you had done an investigation and knew what the sub surface conditions were under the house you would have no indication that this was going t

we cannot rest on our laurels once we get this initial pilot up and running. other cities around the country are also starting bike share programs with significantly more bikes. and i want to make sure that san francisco keeps pace with our brother and sister cities around the country. new york city will include 300 stations and 5500 bikes in its pilot. chicago will include 400 stations and 4,000 bikes. portland, a city with two-thirds of our population, will include 75 stations and 750 bikes. this pilot in san francisco needs to move aggressively to the next step and i look forward to working with the mta and with the bike community and others to make that happen. one of the issues that we must address, of course, is funding. we all know that transit funding is scarce. bike share programs offer an opportunity to engage private partnerships with businesses who can help underwrite these programs. for example, barclays bank ha sponsored london bike share program and that has been an extremely successful program throughout that huge city. and new york city and lo

realizaba una transaccion en un cajero automatico ubicado en la plaza comercial "wheeler" sobre la calle laureladolescente, despues se subio a un auto color plateado y se dio a la fuga. stop open cesar ---el boxeador profesional robert "el fantasma" guerrero originario de gilroy fue arrestado esta maÑana en el aeropuerto "jfk" de nueva york, por posesin criminal de un arma semiautomtica calibre 40... take vo ---se indic que guerrero estaba en nueva york para la promocin de su pelea contra floyd mayweather y que supuestamente intentaba declarar en el mostrador de la aerolnea delta que posea el arma cuando fue arrestado. ---guerrero tendra ahora que enfrentar a la justicia.. ---mas adelante, juan francisco ramirez nos dira como afectara su proxima gran pelea... blanca ---el cadaver de una persona fue localizado esta maÑana en la zona de "ocean beach" en san francisco. take map ---el cuerpo fue encontrado flotando en el agua a eso de las 7 y 26 minutos de la maÑana cerca a la calle "great highway" y la calle "judah ". ---la policia de parques esta conduciendo la investigacion para aclarar las caus

laurel street in san carlos is a charming area with antique shops and a small town flarean unlikely place for a flasher to show up. but, that's what happened. according to the sheriff's department, a woman was getting money out of the atm near cherry street on tuesday around 6:30pm. then, all of a sudden, a young man approached her and exposed police say the woman screamed and the man escaped in a waiting car. fortunatly the woman was not injured but was left shocked at what had just happened. as you might imagine, locals are concerned about the indecent exposure. >> kaytha clawson, resident:it doesn't happen much around here. i think you expect it in bigger cities. so, i guess it can happen anywhere but, yeah, i am a bit surprised. i talked to several women in the area. none of them wanted to go on camera but they all expressed their concern that something like this could happen in this quiet town. police say the suspect is a hispanic male in his late teens or early 20's and the escape vehicle, is a silver sedan with a spoiler. i'm jeff bush in san carlos, kron four news. the giants and

realizaba una transaccion en un cajero automatico ubicado en la plaza comercial "wheeler" sobre la calle laurelun adolescente, despues se subio a un auto color plateado y se dio a la fuga. stop open cesar ---esta noche, la policia de richmond.... take map ....continua investigando una balacera ocurrida alrededor de la 1:15 de la tarde en la esquina de la calle primera y la avenida macdonald.... take vo ....que dejo como saldo a un beb de un aÑo de edad herido de bala. ---la policia respondio al lugar de los hechos tras detectar la detonacion por medio de un programa de computadora, y al llegar, encontraron al menor con una herida de proyectil. ---el menor se encuentra internado pero en condicion estable, informo un portavoz de la policia. ---todavia no hay detenidos. blanca ---el boxeador profesional robert "el fantasma" guerrero originario de gilroy fue arrestado esta maÑana en el aeropuerto john f. kennedy de nueva york, por posesin criminal de un arma semi-automtica calibre 40. take vo ---se indic que guerrero estaba en nueva york para la promocin de su pelea contra floyd mayweather jr. y qu

across i-80, pennsylvania, laurel highlands, i-81, roanoke, could see 6 to 12 inches of snow. in manhattan looking at anywhere from 1 to 3 inches of snow. john, marci, back to you. >> thank you. >>> northern ireland is getting slammed by crippling snowstorms. utility crews are scrambling to restore electricity to thousands of people. some left in the dark for four days. the storms blew over power poles, and trees, across many roads. others were blocked by high snowdrifts making it tough for people to get supplies. so it is so bad that, a lot of families are roughing it and actually having to use open fires to keep warm. >> imagine that. the island nation of cyprus struck an 11th hour deal to save itself from financial collapse. after days of protests, european leaders agreed on a $13 billion bailout package rescuing cyprus from bankruptcy and collapse of its banking system. the controversial plans tax bank deposits will be scrapped. the deal would shut down the second largest bank. >>> secretary of state john kerry delivering a warning to iraqi leaders during a surprise weeken

and we have laurel here from first five. thanks for being here. got it. >> okay. so, this is a good thing to hopefully you'll accept and expend.

when you're killed by another human, and my heart goes out to the young family who is an alumni of laurel high school. thank you. >> thanks. next speaker. >>> can i have the overhead, please? >> sfgovtv? >>> good afternoon, supervisors. welcome, supervisor tackvthv. i'm mike gruberg, united taxicab worker. i want to talk about the worldwide services that have been springing up, [speaker not understood] those coming down the pike. you can see from the accident in this picture, this is a lift vehicle and a motorcycle. don't know what happened to the motorcycle rider. don't know who was at fault in the accident, but that's really not the point. the point is that there are going to be accidents. they're inevitable. and insurance is indispensable. these companies simply don't have insurance. i want to read you something from a submission of the personal insurance federation of california which was submitted to the california public utilities commission in connection with the rule making proceeding that is now undergoing. since the issue before the cpuc is not ride sharing, but instead using a

. >> i'm happily married and my life and -- wife and i live around laurel village. we have two children, five around they. we are proud parents and now just excited to be here on the board. i think i'm in the middle. i'm a moderate person. fiscal fiscally conservative and that is the way i intend to practice what i preach here. in terms of getting into politics, i think for me it was really that reasons. first being from here, i think that was part of my own motivation, feeling a sense of roots in san francisco. also raising our children here. i think we went through as a young family the discussion and dialogue that many young families go through. should we move to the suburbs? away decided to stick around and we are very happy we did. once you stick around i think it was a turning point to say we are here for good. what can we do to make this place better? there were a lot of lessons to be learned in running a race in san francisco. a few that stick out, money does matter. raising money. that is a simple, somewhat unfortunate fact if you want to be candidate. most

kid for a short while the evolution finally paid off by the twenty six year old he's resting on his laurels. there are always new goals a new heights at the london olympics are done and dusted the world athletics championships in moscow on the horizon and plenty of records to be in this respect it would take a brave man to bat against dispersed no bast these two point forty set in divorce but according to his coach clued in one could expect him to break it anytime you're present. sometimes i simply get amaze with what he can do but i don't even know what his real full potential is no idea what he can do wonders for the lead me he's able to jump much much higher than now. can we think improved little by little methods of training and all the aspects of preparation records are there to be two point four six two point four seven and. even two point five zero i don't think there's any limit. robert. martin i. was a basketball and says come on scurvy edged closer to qualifying for the euro league playoffs following a home called seventies a sixty one points victory against shall greece and the t

laurel. at the start of this strange new disease affecting healthy young americans looks like this a period between the first outbreak of summer nine hundred eighty one and ninety five not only were people coming down with and dying and so forth but nobody knew who had it or who did it now more than thirty years since its arrival the face of aids looks like this but the social stigma of this disease lingers persons get educated but in the back of their mind h.i.v. may still be a little dirty secret the biggest part of this little secret is its growth across black america has gotten a hold in the african-american community it's it's it's this right here is that spreading out that way right in the african-american community a collective silence has enabled it to spread across gender and sexual orientation african-americans tend to have sex with african-americans it's black men and black men usually it's black men and black women usually were spreading death. among ourselves. both black men down

laurel. a lot. at the start this strange new disease affecting healthy young americans looks like this a period between the first outbreak of aids summer nine hundred eighty one and i nine hundred eighty five not only were people coming down with a it's and dying and so forth but nobody knew who had it or who didn't now more than thirty years since its arrival the face of aids looks like this but the social stigma of this disease lingers persons get educated who but in the back of their mind h.i.v. may still be a little dirty secret the biggest part of this little secret is its growth across black america as are the n.a.s. is gonna hold in the african-american community it's it's it's it's right here it's not spreading out that way to spread in the african-american community a collective silence has enabled it to spread across gender and sexual orientation african-americans tend to have sex with african-americans it's black men and black men usually it's black men and black women usually we're sprea

i went to london and spent fascinating days looking at papers of the laurel society. the public record office in london have a lot of the reports by the operational research group, a lot of memos. all the way up and it's interesting. churchill had a very strange relationship with science. he also got carried away with these ideas of his, which were a terrible waste of time and effort. saying that i understand this will be able to cripple the number of flying hours. it is very interesting. on the american side, a lot of the reports and all of them are dead now. but in the 1970s, some of the professional societies did some oral histories. a few nights work. you mentioned one of the view important aspect was part of the military. >> yes, you know, it has been interesting. the entire society is mobilized. people who have no interest in a career in the military. people who are almost the opposite at the time they would have a military career. it was part of their personality. there was a sense of urgency. there is a sense of breaking the rules when necessary. improvisation

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now that said, we cannot rest on our laurels, we had great digital technology but we can't stop thereto continue our advantage in analytics and dij call -- digital, and hone in on our message that resinates with more voters. >> michael: it sounds like you have a really great plan. is there any competition of the republicans like setting up shop in hawaii to do this? or is this the first of its kind? >> i think this is the first of its kind, but that is the problem is the growing democratics in places like arizona and texas. they don't have that same opportunity in other places because their values aren't resinating with voters in california or hawaii. >> michael: there's really no place that they can go. jeremy bird thanks for coming into "the war room" tonight. really appreciate it. >> yep. >> michael: up next we'll head out to north carolina where pink is making the state see red. republicans hassling immigrants color me shocked. it's a story you'll only find that "the war room." if you believe in state's rights but still believe in the drug war you must be high. >> only on current

that allows the university not to rest on its laurels but to address what would be the today equivalentg people of african dis decent and women. that was radical in 1883. it's not radical today. are we talking about serious inequality so we can not produce not just hate speech but the subtle form of insidious discrimination that people face. >> michael: aliza i'll ask you again, do you feel on your campus you feel like you're getting that kind of education? you're an africana studies. do you feel safe. >> the africana studies and african heritage house, these are places are safe for students. but i agree, there is a different between admitting students of color and retaining them and there has to be considerable effort put in to curriculum workshops for freshman and all students that really puts in and a concentrated effort on educating students on the importance of anti-racism and the privilege and importance of how it works into our campus as a whole and how these issues are not just separate from overland because overland is this school with a great history, a progressive history. it

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. >> reporter: laurel street in san carlos is a charming area with antique shops and a small town flarean unlikely place for a flasher to show up. but, that's what happened. according to the sheriff's department, a woman was getting money out of the atm near cherry street on tuesday around 6:30pm. then, all of a sudden, a young man approached her and exposed himself. police say the woman screamed and the man escaped in a waiting car. fortunatly the woman was not injured but was left shocked at what had just happened. as you might imagine, locals are concerned about the indecent exposure. >> kaytha clawson, resident: it doesn't happen much around here. i think you expect it in bigger cities. so, i guess it can happen anywhere but, yeah, i am a bit surprised. >> reporter: i talked to several women in the area. none of them wanted to go on camera but they all expressed their concern that something like this could happen in this quiet town. police say the suspect is a hispanic male in his late teens or early 20's and the escape vehicle, is a silver sedan with a spoiler. i'm jeff bush in san c

laurel satchul.e so mothers and babies can be saved during childbirth. >> very nice. >> reporter: hospitals and clinics receive the solar suitcase for free. the charge controller is very important. solar suitcase provides medical quality light. it charges cell phones. it has a small battery charges for head lamps and if the fetal doppler that we include. perfect! that's it! mothers are now eager to come to the clinics. it's just shifted them around as a health care worker. >> this light is going to bring good changes. it keeps me going. >> there you go. >> thank you so much! >> you're so welcome. i really want a world where women and their families get to celebrate birth and i would love to be part of making that happen. >> "end point" is next. back in a moment. they're coming. yeah. british. later. sorry. ok...four words... scarecrow in the wind... a baboon... monkey? hot stew saturday!? ronny: hey jimmy, how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? jimmy: happier than paul r

posey said despite all he's accomplished already in his short career that he is not resting on his laurelsw with more on the a's side of the three-game exhibition, i turn it over to buddy brazil. >> reporter: the name of oakland's game has been offense in the last seven days. and, yes, this technically still is spring training exhibition baseball. oakland has put up a grand total of 52 runs. guys like eric hitting close to .500 this spring. he's at .480. he says the way oakland is hitting the baseball right now sets up a lot of confidence going into the regular season. >> this is the time we want to prepare from game one. those games count and those will be big games when it comes down to the end of the season. >> i think there's a lot of encouragement. we feel like we're a different team offensively, you know, come the second half of last year to where we are now and we've been scoring runs in spring training. that hasn't been a problem, so we feel like, you know, we have a good 0 offensive club. i'm very encouraged by our offense. >> reporter: tonight the a's are set to face former athle

it would have been up there with laurel and hardy, twiddly dee and dwiddly dumb. they would have been unstoppable. the only problem, quote, gingrich and son for rum could not agree on who would get to be president. wow. guys, you could have had it all. you were this close. maybe you should try teaming up again. i'm sure you got all of the right ideas of this is what is wrong with the party now. joining me now is melissa harris perry and e.j. dionne. thanks for being here tonight. >> thanks for having us. >> melissa? >> they couldn't decide who gets to be president. president obama gets to be president. right? and the reason he gets to be president is because he won a majority of not only the electoral college, which is sufficient, but also the popular vote. >> he would have won more if they had teamed up. >> i'm telling you, there's two or three states i'm certain we could have given over. >> right. >> look, i am convinced that part of what we're seeing now in the republican party is a kind of -- like they were so sure that they could not change the minds of voter

we saw a big backup coming out of the laurel area.may be clearing the second lane as we speak. tri-valley, where things are starting to get more crowded. 580 over towards the interchange. a tip ypical build pattern. a look at oakland shows you a smooth drive. there is less glow to this shot. there is less moisture in the air. slick roadways may be the case at the off ramps. back to you. >>> thank you, mike. 5:39. los gatos-based netflix is revealing their newest series. sense 8 is the duo behind the matrix trilogy in last year ace cloud atlas. the sci-fi series will be the first tv effort by the duo. the ten-episode series will debut in late 2014. very little is known about the series, only that it is, quote, a gripping, global tale of minds linked and souls hunted. >>> san jose's tech museum about to embark on a journey to a galaxy far, far away. they are holding a kickoff event to announce a new star wars event. billy d. williams, played hanz solo's buddy. he is going to be a guest speaker. joined by san jose mayor, chuck reed, as w

. >> well, we cannot rest on our laurels. we have to work as hard as we can. >> well, you have.hen you came in, you had 1.8 billion in revenues now you have $2.24 billion, and today, it is at $36.89. so congratulations. good job. >> thank you. >> that's president and ceo of xilinx. i urge you to go -- google, the website comes up and it's got everything you need to understand this terrific story. stay with cramer. >>> coming up -- where in the world is jim cramer? pack your bags and an extra bottle of sunscreen. tonight "mad money" is spanning the globe to find the best plays on an increase in travel. consumers are paying up to wind down on vacation. but is there still time to hop aboard this hot trend? it's not what you think. it's a phoenix with 4 wheels. it's a hawk with night vision goggles. it's marching to the beat of a different drum. and where beauty meets brains. it's big ideas with smaller footprints. and knowing there's always more in the world to see. it's the all-new lincoln mkz. try running four.ning a restaurant is hard, fortunately we've got ink. it gives us 5x t

. >> our kris sanchez took part in reading across america by addressing a class at laurel wood elementaryher book of choice, the rolly-polly spider. >>> the bay bridge life project officially makes its debut next week. a live look at the bridge where the largest light sculpt tour will shine tuesday night. 25,000 l.e.d. lights will will shimmer on the western span. the lights will form patterns meant to mimic rain, water, traffic lights and more. the bridge will light up every night from dusk until 2:00 a.m. for the next two years. >>> all right. so i think i'd like cheese with bacon and i'd also like hawaiian pizza. what's your order? >> hot dog. >> he's the pizza server tonight. >> popcorn, too. >>> yes, i think i heard a hawaiian pizza. is that correct? >> yes. >> oh, my gosh. everythingpetaluma. are you having a fun time tonight? okay. there's never a bad reason to have pizza on a friday night in petaluma but there's a special reason. it's to help celebrate making it to the little league world series in 2012 and joining us tonight we have the entire team here that was able to do that a

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it doesn't rest on its institutional laurels.at latter group also includes the reformists who want the church to get a grip on the disfunctionality of its central bureaucracy because that disfunction is an impediment to the mission. >> let me ask you this how long -- what is the likelihood you put on a new pope being picked this week? >> i think it's pos thain we could get something on friday, although i would not be surprised, if given the utter fluidity of this situation right now, the cardinals would get to the first dawes post day in the voting which is saturday. i think friday, puff of white smoke is not out of the realm of the possibility. >> if that's the case, somebody is already emerging as group of front-runners, if you will, if they could get there by friday and that would be who? >> i think -- i think you're look ageing at cardinal scola o milan, cardinal ouellette formerly of quebec, seems to have had a bounce back and the two american cardinals, timoney dolan of new york and sean o'malley of boston are showing real

-- i think if there's one thing we've learned over the past year is that apple can't rest on its laurelsbut here, i don't think it has too much to worry about just yet. >> we'll see. we'll keep watching this. a very competitive field, we know that. thank you so much to you both for joining us. we appreciate it. >>> we have some breaking news now. back to kayla tausche we go. >> maria, we're watching shares of constellation brands. the stock is up pretty sharply after-hours on the back of an announcement with the company reaffirming its decision with the department of justice. constellation subsidiary crown imports was part owner of a texas distributor of modello's corona brand. constellation says there's been substantial progress in the investigation. the market sees that as a good ar. there. thank you, today just as the housing market appears to be on the rise. up next, the top housing official in government, shaun donovan, will be speak state of american homeowner. >>> also ahead, mod waters for carnival cruise line. two ships making ma calls, just 1,500 miles apart. we'll have the lat

and they are certainly not sustained by resting on our laurels. world class committees require world class transportation. and it requires continuous improvement. so in order to remain the leading global economy, it's absolute we must continue to advance our transportation system. and the key words are transportation system. it's about each mode working in unison with the others to move people and good. four years ago president obama laid out a bold vision for rail in america. during these fours years the effects of record level private and federal investment in the rail network has been nothing short of game changing. 2012 was one of the greatest years for rail in generations. let's start with safety. it was the safest year in railroad history. amtrak achieved record on time performance and record ridership growth. rail continued to be the fastest growing mode of public transit. we saw freight surge above 1 million unit which is close to a record. the stage is set now for world class, 220 mile per hour passenger rail service which is ready to bre

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and their certainly not sustained by resting on our laurels.ss economies require world-class transportation, and it requires continuous improvement. so in order to remain the leading global economy, its absolute we must continue to advance our transportation system. and the key words here are transportation system. it's about each mode working in unison with the others to ensure that efficient movement of both people and goods. four years ago, president obama laid out a bold vision for rail in america. and during these four years, the effects of record level private and federal investment in our rail network has been nothing short of game changing. 2012 was one of the greatest years for rail in generations. let's start with safety. it was the safest year in railroad history. amtrak achieved record on time performance, and record ridership growth. rail continues to be the fastest growing mode of public transit, and we saw in a moral freight traffic surge about 12 million units, which is very close to an industry record. with a vote of the genera

in one of the memorial services, i remember very distinctly john clark, laurel's husband, posing then whether we were going to be a space faring nation or space-fearing nation. i like to think we're still all headed to be a space-faring nation. i personally hope we are. but it's only by continuing to focus on these things and learn the lessons that we can and apply them in the future we'll be able to maintain that. so, with that, i would like to then just take a minute and introduce joe dyer, our keynote speaker, and in the sake of breathity, we know joe has had a very long and distinguished career in the navy and in the industry, most recently serving with irobot, and we also most know him for his very long serving dedication to the air -- aero spaces a advisory panel. when you have had the pleasure of going before the asap through your career you respect what the team does and how much they bring to the debate, particularly in cases like this. so, with that, it is my great privilege to bring forward, vice admiral joe dyer. [applause] >> thank you very much. i have good news and bad

the napa valley register reports it happened yesterday at cams and laurel street.o the hospital. have not given us any information about the circumstances of the accident or whether the driver will be facing charges. >>> 7:34. surfing the net is about to get a lot faster in one silicon valley city. janine de la vega is live with information on the big announcement. good morning, janine. >> reporter: well, yes. downtown san jose is going to have a fast, free by-service. it's -- free by-by service -- fast, free wi-fi service. this service is being celebrated here at city hall at a ceremony. the service is at a minimal cost to the city. wi-fi service has been placed on street signs and buildings that simultaneously support thousands of users. the city will offer one of the fastest networks in the country. san jose leaders see this service as a must-have and companies downtown want to attract tech-savvy individuals. so many do business in out door cafes and so being -- out door calffies and so being connected is important. this is going to be a much improved service. w

the napa valley register reports it happened yesterday at cams and laurel street.rl was flown to the hospital. have not given us any information about the circumstances of the accident or whether the driver will be facing charges. >>> 7:34. surfing the net is about to get a lot faster in one silicon valley city. janine de la vega is live with information on the big announcement. good morning, janine. >> reporter: well, yes. downtown san jose is going to have a fast, free by-service. it's -- free by-by service -- fast, free wi-fi service. this service is being celebrated here at city hall at a ceremony. the service is at a minimal cost to the city. wi-fi service has been placed on street signs and buildings that simultaneously support thousands of users. the city will offer one of the fastest networks in the country. san jose leaders see this service as a must-have and companies downtown want to attract tech-savvy individuals. so many do business in out door cafes and so being -- out door calffies and so being connected is important. this is going to be a much impro

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