time as you brought up this morning supervisor avalos during the america's cup event authority lookinging at that pier in more detail and we determined there is an expensive proposition to remove, let alone try to rehabilitate it. it is sitting pier for us. as mentioned naturally deep berth. that is the whole reason the port exists on the western side is because we have naturally deep berths and can take advantage of that for the benefit so it is important to us. next door we are building the brandon street war f, requiring removal of peer 36, also row inforced and the building of a new park. the entire cost is 32 million. when i think about this, it will achieve something since 1987, repair a blighted part and put it into economic use. two, removes significant liability for the port. we are investing little money with respect to commitments on the america's cup to ensure the promenade and pier remain attached in event of seismic event. we will get another berth we desperately need at a cost we currently cannot afford. it is clear from our projections that will go away without investment

brought in a picture and said, they are prepared to use this picture of you with this woman answered lookingedt that time and he said, mmm, i remember her well.nged at that time and he said, mmm, i remember her well.ged at that time and he said, mmm, i remember her well.ed at that time and he said, mmm, i remember her well. he took it in stride but he was very, very lucky. >> those guys from that era, because this digital trail that now comes -- >> also the women that fell in love, had affairs with jfk, mostly fell in love with him. and yet, the affairs that he had with white house secretaries would have been considered so inappropriate for a boss. >> should it matter, kitty, you have written about all these great characters, sinatra and jfk and others, they are all flawed but they are all, in their own way, geniuses. avenues political genius. sinatra was a musical genius. does it matter if they have affairs? >> i think that is such a great question. part of me says there really should be a divide between the public man and the private man. notice we are talking men, not women. it is always me

democratic party should look at the white male vote and be concerned in the same way republicans are lookingality latino vote? >> absolutely. from just a mechanics perspective we have to figure it out. from two, a national health perspective, really do you want a sort of white male party and a brown party with white women kind of being split back and forth? seems -- >> that sounds like a lot of southern races. you saw this up close 15 years ago. >> absolutely. i remember -- you can talk about all this data. i remember the gore campaign in 2000, our big technological move was putting a webcam in the campaign headquarters so people could watch online. >> i'm sure it was fascinating. >> big legacy thing that will help democrats in the future is never before has the democratic party been able to combine their data sets, fund-raisers, online organizers, their voter file which has been around a long time, their volunteer database. it took months in chicago to do this. this is something that lasts. >> this will be a gift to the democratic party. >> but just eight years ago we were talking about, ken meh

lookinging at endowments and pension funds they are hopele hopelessly underweight.oesheur is 6. they spent a lot of money moving towards alternatives. the problem now is that with those types of asset allocations there's no way that you could make your actuwarial assumptions. you have to take risk. financial introspection is one of the most important themes over the next five to ten years. >> we'll talk more about this in a little bit. barry and jason are staying with us for the rest of the show. >>> coming up solving europe's fiscal cliff, spain and greece facing their own dilemmas. southwest securities' mark grant joins us next. >>> and finance minister by day, boogeyman by night? are we really saying that? why george osborne is giving british people nightmares. >>> and rising above the partisan rhetoric, senator kent conrad will join us at the bottom of the hour. house speaker john bainer is on board with the need to rise above, and get a deal on debt. here's what he had to say yesterday. take a listen. >> let's rise above the dysfunction and do the right thing t

she open her arms and lookinged up at the sky and said why can't i say this fricken poem.and she runs out to the hallway again. we finally got her through the poem. i get an e-mail every once awhile. she knows the poem still. [applause] lady in blue. >> hi, i'll troy not to cry. i wrote it down. i thought i was going to have to turn it in. i'm a new teacher and i thought in filing philadelphia for two and a half years. i care so much about it. i want to do. it i've never been so stressed out and unhappy in my own private time. i love the classroom. but i cry every weekend, and i don't have a life, and i just . >> imagine if you get married. [laughter] i don't think that's going to happen. >> i know. what do you do then? >> i think i might be one of the people that has to walk away to be happy. it's upsetting. >> we hate to lose you. >> i have recognize why that is . >> here's the only thing i can say. here's the only thing. i got a letter from the guy once after the show was on couple of a weeks. i got a letter from a teacher who said that he used to think he was the only