maritime director. having five years operating parking in a comparable-sized facilitiment respondents meeting these requirements will be ranked in their responses outlined in exhibit b, including management structure and capacity to form -- capacity to perform, financial capacity detailed management experience and four, relevant special event and parking experience. again, ranking based on this criteria, the port would invite the highest-ranked firm to negotiate a management agreement. if negotiations fail, the port could invite the second -ranked firm to negotiate such an agreement. we expect the initial term of any management contract to be ten years, although this could be extended. depending on negotiations and exercise at the port's discretion. this management contract will spell out maintenance responsibilitis and include a payment structure to the port. typically this would be an annual fixed fee, plus a percentage of receipts owing to special events and parking. in con [khrao-urbgs/] port staff

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maritime authority here in london.that ships should remain stable with two watertight compartments flooded and they should be able to be evacuated within 30 minutes. but the loss of power, the flooding of the pumps and back-up generators had turned the concordia into a helpless hulk. as the water continued to rise, the ship tilted further, more than 60 degrees. >> and i remember us all starting to pray and saying our goodbyes. i remember thinking oh, my gosh, we're going to die. let's just get it over with. >> while the ananias family prayed, captain schettino was leaving the stricken liner. he said later he'd fallen into a lifeboat as the ship had suddenly listed. a claim his lawyer subsequently modified. >> translator: so captain schettino exited the ship as all others located on that side at that time exited, because it was impossible to stay there and impossible to climb up. because it was a nearly vertical wall. there was no voluntary abandon ship. captain schettino is not captain coward. >> by now, it was nearly

maritime authority here in london.es that ships should remain stable with two watertight compartments flooded and they should be able to be evacuated within 30 minutes. but the loss of power, the flooding of the pumps and back-up generators had turned the concordia into a helpless hull. as the water continued to rise, the ship tilted further, more than 60 degrees. >> and i remember us all starting to pray and saying our goodbyes. i remember thinking oh, my gosh, we're going to die. let's just get it over with. >> while the ananias family prayed, captain schettino was leaving the stricken liner. he said later he'd fallen into a lifeboat as the ship had suddenly listed. a claim his lawyer subsequently modified. >> translator: so captain schettino exited the ship as all others located on that side at that time exited, because it was impossible to stay there and impossible to climb up. because it was a nearly vertical wall. there was no voluntary abandon ship. captain schettino is not captain coward. >> by now, it was near

>> in the maritime division we oversee many different types of landings and facilities. as we start to come up with thinking along those demand curve lines, i'm pretty confident we'll be able to find facilities. >> , in fact, we have done some of that thinking and maybe brad

south korean military personnel and maritime police are involved in the exercise. the drill is aimed at preventing anyone from trespassing on the islands. south korea staged a similar exercise about twice a year. the last one was in february. the current drill is on a smaller scale than originally planned. marines canceled a landing exercise at the last minute, and the maritime police are playing a leading role instead of the military. south korean officials have also reduced the number of vessels taking part. they say the exercise is not intended to prepare for a fight with a friendly nation. >>> japan has launched a protest against south korea's military drill. a japanese embassy official in seoul visited friday the south korean foreign ministry. he said the maneuvers near japan's territory violate its sovereignty and called them unacceptable. the south korean official reportedly brushed aside the protest. the two diplomats also discussed ways to mend bilateral ties. >>> the aid group save the children is known for its humanitarian work all over the world. now in

the japan maritime self-defense force's ship is scheduled to join an exercise off busan. navy personnel from the united states, south korea, and australia are also taking part. japanese government officials called on the south koreans to review their decision. they said crews from the other countries plan to sail their vessels into port. but the south koreans stood firm. they say the destroyer does not need to come into port because the drill will take place out at sea. u.s. commanders lead the exercise every year. sailors practice preventing trafficking in nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons. >>> diplomatic ties between japan and south korea have been strained over the territorial dispute. but that hasn't stopped officials from many companies in the two countries from talking business. representatives from some 230 companies got together in seoul on tuesday in an event sponsored by the two governments to help promote bilateral trade. about 50 of these companies are from japan. they are interested in buying machine tools, cameras, lighting equipment, and other produ

south korean military personnel and maritime police are involved in the exercise. the drill is aimed at preventing anyone from trespassing on the islands. south korea staged a similar exercise about twice a year. the last one was in february. the current drill is on a smaller scale than originally planned. marines canceled a landing exercise at the last minute, and the maritime police are playing a leading role instead of the military. south korean officials have also reduced the number of vessels taking part. they say the exercise is not intended to prepare for a fight with a friendly nation. >>> japan has launched a protest against south korea's military drill. a japanese embassy official in seoul visited friday. the south korean foreign ministry. he said the maneuvers near japan's territory violate its sovereignty and called them unacceptable. the south korean official reportedly brushed aside the protest. the two diplomats also discussed ways to mend bilateral ties. >>> japan's prime minister says he's ready for a second term in office. yoshihiko noda says he p

our observations regarding maritime plaza, it is a very slightly used in general. most is from office workers immediately ai jay september. even that it is partly used. one, it is very difficult to access. it is elevated. because it is elevated there are a few not very visible ways to get to the park. lack of amenities there, is not much other than seating. it is adjacent to the waterfront so people have more expensive and other spaces to use so they don't use maritime much. the shadow is limited in duration. again, this shadow like some of the others is cast almost exclusively by the latticed top of the transbay tower. the total would be.004% of annual sunlight and park has zero tolerance. the willie wong playground, another china town open space, shadowed by two buildings in plan area that are about 3,000 feet away. the shadow would fall generally in the late fall. very early winter. maximum extend would be 20 minutes. between 8:00 and 8:25. it is limited. it is fast and swift and doesn't happen for long. it would generally fall on the southern part of the playgr

president woo ho, vice president brandon, commissioners i'm jerry, maritime marketer for the port of san francisco. water taxis are a popular form of transportation. at many of the world's major cities, and san francisco's waterfront is currently offering increasing advantages for such a service. particularly in light of the many exciting and improvements san franciscans will see in the next few years. and given such things as our hosting of the 34th america's cup, the 150th anniversary of the founding of the port, the opening of the exploretorum next spring 2013, the completion of the wharf and completion of the james r. herman terminal. water taxis would logically have a role to play in this anticipated growth of san francisco's tourism and travel trade. three years ago the port commissioned a water taxi feasibility study. that study recommended that the port seek an operator that would 1, keep initial capital investment low, both on the part of the operator, as well as the port. and 2, develop a phased approach for starting the service that would eventually help the port to identi

days at the beginning of september the quiet resort town is transformed into the center of russian maritime aviation journalists and spectators alike flock to the night so title international exhibition of hydro aviation probably the biggest crowd pleasers with acrobatic shows from the country's top flight nieces the russian knights and swiss. festivities with high speed fly overs and there were government officials on hand to open the exhibition as well as stress the industry's importance to the economy. the largest crowds came out to see jet stream overhead the real site to see closer to the water surface. name implies the craft on display needed. to take part. however there was more than just a feast for the. there were some food for thought as well scientists and engineers got together to discuss and probably argue about the latest trends in developments in the industry. also taking advantage of the spotlight of international companies to make a splash here in russia for example this roughly one hundred twenty five thousand dollar water pack made in germany could be tried for about five

it could cross through the canadian maritime. it will be in a weakening state but they still have to prepare. the other thing we have to watch for is possible tropical trouble in the gulf. slow development is possible off the louisiana coastline. it's not where we want to see anything that. would be very slow development. so the forecast for today, very hot in texas once again. a few storms around kansas city and missouri and also right through the carolinas and atlanta. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. showers and thunderstorms a good possibility today for areas like raleigh and durham all the w. humidity levels are high from washington through the southeast. looks like temperatures are really going to come down, especially in texas over the weekend. good news. they need it. >> yeah. some much needed relief. bills, thanks. >>> coming up, euro stimulus fever, a new phone gets no buzz and shes with soul make legal history. your early morning business headlines are strai

the country's maritime defense force has sent a mine sweeper and its supporting vessel to take part in the drill. the international mine counter measures exercise is taking place here at the persian gulf. behind me you are seeing the two vessels joining from the japanese forces. the crew on board japan's mine sweeper practices finding and destroying mines. a mine destroying device is cast into the sea at the site of a suspected mine. the device approaches a mine, sets off on explosive nearby and destroys the underwater bomb. the drill is being conducted to send a message to iran. and also to israel, a key u.s. ally in the region that has called for stricter line to be taken with iran. >> well, i think it's important to understand that we talk daily with our partners here in the region. and we talk about the things that we can do and partnership with to ensure that we are ensuring the region remains stable. we're going to continue to engage with them. >> reporter: the u.s. military together with its allies aims to demonstrate its ability to block off any block of the strait of hormuz. i

decorations such as frescoes of maritime villas like this one from the house of marcus lucretius frontowere common, suggesting an affinity with the patrician taste of the villa owners. affluent residents created tranquility out of urban chaos by building interior courtyards deep within the walls of the house. the gardens were smaller than those of the villas, but copied some of their features. pools and fountains were adorned with plas and sculpture. even in modest homes, like the house of the small fountain, a little garden was tucked into the courtyard. the bronze fisherman enjoying an idle moment at the fountain's corner evoked the blissful joys of life away from rome. visitors could enjoy the gardens and often a view of vesuvius sleeping, for the moment, in the distance. as the poet horace noted: reader: "can all your tapestries, or your pictures show more beauties than in herbs and flowers do grow? fountains and trees our wearied pride do please, even in the midst of gilded palaces. and in your towns that prospect gives delight, which opens round the country to our sight." narrator

entered into master leases with the navy to sublease properties and buildings for commercial use, maritime use and special event use, specifically those are the master leases before you today, the southern waterfront master lease, the childcare development center, events venue, land and structures, and maritime leases. tida, in turn, subleases these properties and -- to generate revenue to offset costs associated with the property management and municipal service obligations of the co-op agreement including leases for housing, commercial, and special event. some subleases are for public service and do not generate income like to our nonprofits, little league, boys and girls club, were to open spaces. housing and commercial leases generate millions of dollars each year for tida's operations to pay for the day-to-day spending. both the co-op agreement and master lease expire annually and indeed they have been before you for 15 years. but as the supervisor avalos and supervisor kim said last week during the committee meeting, there is a request for tida to present on the most recent media acc

last friday, six chinese maritime surveillance vessels briefly entered japanese territorial waters defying a warning from the coast guard. the coast guard says two japanese landed on the island on tuesday morning. police say the pair was part of a group of five people that left a port in okinawa on a fishing boat. officers say the people said they were going fishing. the officers warned them not to land. but they say, four people from the group got into a rubber boat as they approached the island. then two of them swam ashore. the japanese government bans all, unauthorized entry to the islands. >>> u.s. trade officials launched a complaint against china. they accuse the government of unfairly subsidizing exports of cars and auto parts. u.s. trade representatives allege that the chinese government gave at least $1 billion in subsidies between 2009 and 2011 to doumestic exporters. they say it violates wto rules and contributed to a decline in u.s. auto sales. in a speech in ohio, president barack obama accused the chinese of threatening u.s. jobs. >> i want you to know -- today my administra

military personnel, along with japan's maritime self-defense force and troops from other countries are performing drills to detect and remove mines. >> the president has already said that it's a red line if iran closes the strait. so my mission out there would be to ensure security and stability in case of that strait being closed by any reason. >> reporter: about one fifth of the world's crude oil travels through the hormuz strait. about 90% of the crude bound for japan travels through these waters. iran's leaders show no signs of backing down on their nuclear development program. tensions in the gulf remain high. nhk world, aboard the "uss dwight d. eisenhower." >>> there is a storm near the philippines right now. let's turn now to rachel ferguson for the updates. >> we have a tropical storm to the east of the philippines. it was looking like it was going to head straight towards luzane making landfall monday. we could have good news here. the storm will be intensifying. expecting typhoon status earlier. should become a typhoon by sunday. now it looks like it is tracking further towa

. >> the navy is working on its maritime strategy or rewriting the maritime strategy adopted several years ago to focus more on high end war fighting. the marines corps is participating on that. what is the role and what do you think the rewrite will look like when it comes out? >> i think it's early on in the process to come to any conclusions but the navy is very welcoming of marine participation. we have a team up there in new or port right now working with the writers of the strategy, the developers of the strategy. i think we'll be able to come to again a mutually agreeable doctrine and a mutually agreeable seat that will serve -- strategy that will serve across the range of military operations. >> sir, thanks very much. best of luck to your beloved giants. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the future of u.s. >>> the past decade of war has highlighted the importance of length strong warfare, the arm of intercepting, analyzing, jamming or spoofing minute radar and radio communications that has become an increasingly key element of u.s. war fighting, in particular to listen to its enem

might go past the buildings that were blocking maritime plaza. i don't know if i was ever long enough to stay that sliver of time there might be a shadow cast on a park during the time i was doing my run. i think that is instructive. of course the part of the few shadow is very important. if you are a long ways a way, it is an analogy to twilight. you block part by this distance building, some perforated in the case of the transbay tower, but you still get a lot of the light that turns around through the perforation, around the connicle top. * and there is a difference between a full and diffused shadow. you pointed out parks in the heavily shaded areas, as it is. there are times -- while we love the sun in san francisco, because you have a cool climate, there are times you want to be in the shade because it can bright and in downtown san francisco it can get warm, that is why people prefer to eat in the shade. then the other thing pointed out, which i think is very accurate, is shadows will be less than planned because when it is foggy and cloud

other than the bulkhead, it was supposed to be all maritime operations and behind the bulkhead it was primarily maritime operations, dry-boat storage and did do some parking in there that was not conforming with his lease and was one of the eviction issues. there was boat mooring and storage back there. >> in terms of the total space of the pier, the bulkhead represents what percentage of the space of the entire pier? >> the bulkhead foot print it is about 20,000 square feet, with two levels, so just under 40,000 square foot and the pier behind it is another 80,000 square feet. you had some ancillary uses, parking behind that shed space. >> so if we did have solicitation for the bulkhead, would the shed be available for parking or not? >> the engineering staff report raised the issue and i think the answer is that some of it would be available. their analysis showed if you use the entire shed, even for storage or parking, that you would trigger. the seismic triggers and costly upgrades and entitlement. >> i know you gave us the information before. i don't remember, what was the cost o

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from early childhood friend the has been fascinated with things maritime, an avid sailor. under his father's watch will tutelage he learned his and knocked about from iceboats and other small craft and served as crew on his father's 51-foot sailing vessel. during summers on the island where the family keeps a cottage but he is not the subject matter that has brought into the naval war of 1812 so much as the fact that the book is written by his distant cousin, theodore roosevelt. beyond -- young franklin doesn't greatly admires his fun-loving 35 year-old cousin who enjoys strenuous cares for children and to after a day of running and shouting likes nothing better than together everyone around the fire and tell them gripping tales of his adventures in the dakota territory. at this point in his life theodore has already made a considerable name for itself as a writer, but has not yet progressed as far as you would like his other shows an interest, politics. at the moment he is still a relatively obscure washington civil service to mission. still lies in the future. but to tho

. >> it's all about mines, all about mine, freedom of navigation, maritime security, to the about any one particular country. >> the exercise area won't move. >> suarez: but that's not how others see it. >> despite the fact that the department of defence indicated that it not directed at iran, i think is a signature i-- iran. >> how long would it take to clear mines if iran were determined to close it. >> lieutenant commander lt. commander scott nietzel, the commander of a mine-hunting ship participating in the exercise, wouldn't say. >> it would depend on a number of mines, the density of mines, and what their goal was in mining the strait was. there are a lot of factors that play into it. it also depends on how many forces are committed. >> reporter: independent analysts range in their estimates from a few days, to "many weeks, even months to restore the full flow of commerce". this body of water is particularly hard to clear. >> i like to describe mine hunting on the bottom as playing the child's game, "where's waldo?" i don't know if you've ever played that, but everybody looks li

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kind of interesting that it held its tropical characteristics that for north into the canadian maritime. leslie missed the east coast of the united states because of this big area of high pressure appeared ill will stick around for the next four or five days. the temperatures are very bottom-light -- autumn-like. first time we have seen 30's on the maps in some time. 45 in frederick and taneytown. 55 in catonsville. 61 downtown. we start to get the heat island of fact with temperatures can be degrees warmer in the city. a perfect autumn day. it should be nice out if you take the boat out. wave heights a foot or less. we will do it again tonight. clear, cool, temperatures in the upper 40's and low 50's. very little changed through the end of the week. we keep the sunshine thursday and friday. high temperatures in the low 80's. over the weekend, a chance for a storm on saturday and sunday. do not cancel any outdoor plans . >> elected the most dangerous celebrity names to search for on them. is the mostemma watson dangerous name. jessica biel came in second on the list. was number 20.mel i