following my introduction, mark miller will speak.he is the principle of mk think, the principal designer. the staff presented the lease for teatro zinzanni which was formally at pier 29. the new site is seawall lot 324 at the embarcadero and broadway. staff at the meeting explained the design is under refinement to address the historic preservation guidelines found in the northeast waterfront historic district. at the february meeting, this commission expressed interest in having the opportunity to comment on the proposed design early in the process, well in advance of the staff request for approval of the lease. at this point, i want to bring up mark miller to walk you through the design. >> thank you. nice to see you all today. i am pleased to update you on a project that we originally brought to you on the 23rd. the and dances and modifications have to do with input we received from port staff and the city's historic preservation commission, all of which have been in informal contact, but as we have been searching how to best prov

at this point, i want to bring up mark miller to walk you through the design. >> thank you. nice to see you all today. i am pleased to update you on a project that we originally brought to you on the 23rd. the and dances and modifications have to do with input we received from port staff and the city's historic preservation commission, all of which have been in informal contact, but as we have been searching how to best provide the project to be in accordance with urban criteria designed and historic preservation carbide's. the proposed approach is trying to look of two elements. the festive character of the program and the interim nature of the facility by focusing upon the tents with the facilities has diminutive and a discreet as possible. you have seen this in the package, the festive nature of what goes on inside teatro zinzanni comment as i believe many of you are aware. now i want to get to the urban criteria and how it is formed. this is an exploded metric of the site. the design approach to the program elements as related to distant parts. modest scale pavilion sit

following my introduction, mark miller will speak.he is the principle of mk think, the principal designer. the staff

following my introduction, mark miller will speak.he is the principle of mk think, the principal designer. the staff presented the lease for teatro zinzanni which was formally at pier 29. the new site is seawall lot 324

. >> that's senator mark miller. >> it's a mild change in the earned income tax credit. >> $14 millions a mild change? >> the highest in the country. we have the most generous in the country and because we have the most generous, you're mad because it's not the most generous by a wide margin. it's ridiculous. >> is a billion dollar cut in education a mild change? >> that's the biggest change we've had in public education. that is stripping away of our children to have access to the american dream. >> i want to give you a chance. i want to know about the cuts in education. you have not cut a billion dollars out of education? >> in the state of wisconsin, all public employees, including myself and governor walker, are paying for more of our pension. for that reason the cost of anything in the state of wisconsin, be it the cost of clerical help. >> i ran into -- hold on a minute. respectfully. i ran into teachers this weekend who just got the pink slip because of budget cuts in this state. now are these teachers lying to me. >> there are very few less. in some cases individual school dist

and so that something significant happened today when mark miller announced that he is now the majority with leader of the state senate. >> no doubt. >> and so, no, i don't think the governor will have the power that he did as of yesterday even. >> elections have consequences. john nichols, great to have you with us. great work on this wisconsin story all along. thanks so much. remember to answer tonight's question there at the bottom of the screen. share your thoughts on twitter @edshow. we want to know what you think. citizens united had a major impact on last night's outcome in wisconsin. democrats, bottom line here, folks, need to figure out how to fight back. what's their template? i've got a comment on that, coming up, and what does the walker win mean for mitt romney in november, in anything? our panel have got some thoughts and will weigh in all of that, stay with us. do you ever wish d make some things just disappear? [ ping! ] that's why i use new tampax radiant. with its best-ever leak protection, it helps keep my period out of sight. hi. so i can stand out. new tampax radian

they are also identical to the marks found on the second victim, judy miller. >> there's no doubt you've got both victims still at the coroner's office. looked like they were a xerox copy of each other. it was very obvious that these individuals had been killed by the same person or persons. >> the first two murders weren't really publicized, so they didn't penetrate the consciousness around here, and then i heard that the first murders were in sort of a high-risk profession and you dismiss that, too, like prostitutes. >> but the deaths of the three young women would take on a frightening new dimension in the weeks to come. >> this was not the halloween scary story to make your kids shudder. this was the kind of story that would result in all of southern california shuddering. >> coming up, as investigators speculate that there may be more than one killer, the murderers become more sadistic. >> one of these creatures came up with the idea, maybe we'll inject her with some kind of a cleaning fluid. i love to eat. i love hanging out with my friends. i have a great fit with my dentures. i l

mark in seattle. you are on the "stephanie miller show." hi, mark. mark, are you okay? >> hello it's mr. mark.t did you roady for. >> name a band. >> wow. >> neal diamond. >> ah -- well no. [ buzzer sounds ] >> okay. okay. here we go. jefferson starship. rick james. >> wow. >> paul simon -- >> did he ever burn you are a crack pipe. [ buzzer sounds ] >> stop it. >> no but i smoked some really bad dope with rick james -- >> anyway that's a different story for a different time. here we go. >> enjoy the paramount theater it is a beautiful place -- >> september 29th sexy liberal. >> there you go. the load-in is a mess. sit down a flight of stairs to the stage floor. >> load-in, tour speak. >> yeah. >> go ahead, i'm sorry. >> not good for that. for a suitcase with a ventriloquist dummy in it -- >> i may bring orly taitz. >> that's a good idea. >> sorry, out of time, we were just too entertained by your rock and roll stories. all right. 29 minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie miller show." ♪ the way rush limbaugh -- we've talked about it. he is upset with certain parts of the anatomy

mark. for the fences mix resulting goal number two and miller's an eight man ramond shirokov mopping up the mess and me a tongue and box hero. shook up second on russia's third step and put the icing on the cake of minutes from time at klia pale reflection of themselves but dicks only on the other hand will march on with renewed hope for europe to try. to overcome and italy are far from an amateur team and created plenty of chances against us they kept up the tempo by making timely substitutions throughout the game while it was physically so for us to close out the match in the end we didn't play nearly as well as the final score indicates and everyone in the changing room realise. it's been. liverpool football club have confirmed brendan rodgers as their new manager at the thirty nine year old signing a three year deal true place the sacked can a dog leash the northern irishman laid his former club swansea to an impressive eleven thanks finish in their first season in the premier league this year but two clubs have reportedly agreed compensation of around seven million punts for rodgers an

mark in seattle. you're on "the stephanie miller show." look at the strategy the republicans use with the ground game, et cetera. but not to talk like it is fatalistic. >> the republicans, that's actually playing into their hand because they're actually saying that, saying this is an indicator of what the fall is going to be like. >> stephanie: they completely ignored the exit polling. they prefer obama. >> they're pro obama. they don't like the idea it sets a precedent for a recall. they look at california and goes this constant recalling doesn't allow things to play out. whether you like it or not, show up at the next election which is a good what 12% of democrats who are feeling that way. >> stephanie: david bender had said if we're under 65% turnout we're going to lose. it was 58%. billy in extensions a you're -- in texas you're calling with an olive branch. >> caller: i would say so. you know, i was thinking about this last night and it was such a -- from my view, a pretty good defeat for the left that i thought that maybe i should ca

miller hobbles up. abc tuesday, july 10th, celebrities like serena williams, mark cuban, jerry springer, ricky gervais, will trust us with your life. new comedy about celebrity life. that premieres july 10th on abc. coming up on five minutes remaining before the real celebration will begin. wade flips it up. that won't go. still battling for rebounds, james gets another one. puts it up, banks it in, and a foul! he gets his triple-double and a chance for a three-point play. he's not taking any chances. >> jeff: well, after a couple shaky possessions, great effort by james. the initial shot missed, back up again. and then the strength to earn a three-point opportunity. >> mike: and mike miller, hobbling to the bench. 7 of 8 from downtown, 23 points in 23 minutes. playing with that bad back. hardly played in the first four games of this series. one of the great shooting performances in an nba finals game. james now with 23 points, 13 assists and ten rebounds. and scott brooks will call time-out. another standing ovation for the miami heat. another triple-double for lebron james. 4:44 left here in miami. b

miller hobbles up. abc tuesday, july 10th, celebrities like serena williams, mark cuban, jerry springer, ricky gervais, will trust us with your life. new comedy about celebrity life. that premieres july 10th on abc. coming up on five minutes remaining before the real celebration will begin. wade flips it up. that won't go. still battling for rebounds, james gets another one. puts it up, banks it in, and a foul! he gets his triple-double and a chance for a three-point play. he's not taking any chances. >> jeff: well, after a couple shaky possessions, great effort by james. the initial shot missed, back up again. and then the strength to earn a three-point opportunity. >> mike: and mike miller, hobbling to the bench. 7 of 8 from downtown, 23 points in 23 minutes. playing with that bad back. hardly played in the first four games of this series. one of the great shooting performances in an nba finals game. james now with 23 points, 13 assists and ten rebounds. and scott brooks will call time-out. another standing ovation for the miami heat. another triple-double for lebron james. 4:44 left here in miami. b

bill miller said, only hiring replacements, and even mark andreeson, board member of facebook said while his companies are hiring across the board, only in certainly area, like engineering and analytics. so what can we do? this is the biggest fear as far as i'm concerned, because at this point there is no easy way out. not only is another stimulus package a complete non-starter in congress it might not even work. strike team point of view on this, overwhelming. stimulus is not the answer according to them. 14 say, no. one major dissent of no from stavd stern of the nba. remining an ardent supporter of stimulus telling me, yes, stimulus, referring to the liberal economists wish for $300 billion a year in spending. this is much bigger than politics. this ongoing crisis is hurting our 401(k)s, defining our joshgs our career prospects and earnings potential, retirement or lack there of and nation's debt crisis. jim bianco and dan burks join me now. great to vup with us and appreciate it. start with you, dan. we've been hoping things would start to improve, increase a little bit to the up sid

mark kennedy shriver this hour as we continue on with "the stephanie miller show." ♪ governor tomorrowhe "stephanie miller show." >> oh i have one thing to say to you, jacki schechner really? you just tweeted that you got what? a pashmina as a parting gift when you were a bridesmaid? >> yes, i was in a wedding once and i got a pashmina as a bridesmaid gift. that was in october of '99. >> there go. you've turned on me as well. >> i still have it, though. that's the sad part. >> do you wear it? >> i don't wear it but i have it. [laughter] >> i'm an old woman who wears a shawl now. that's what happened to me. you sent me this great thing about how many seniors are online these days. >> yes, it was a cool stat. but you had to pick the one time that i didn't have it in front of me. >> does your mom? my mom does not. she does not own a computer or a cell phone. >> totally tech-savvy. she had an iphone before i did. >> my mom, she's afeared. she saw the guy on the machine that said, no one is available right now. >> try to call back later. no one is here to answer your call. >> guess who is a

miller, i don't buy satellites every day either, but i have been around space systems. i think that sounded right on the mark. these are complex programs. they always need carefully watched. i never rested easy until the wheels stopped on the runway after a mission and i don't intend to rest easy until we have these systems in orbit now as well. i think mr. powner has characterized things fairly and properly. we will stay right on the bubble. having said that, i am confident that we have a solid figure in the $12.9 billion number. the elements of work that were done to move from the $14.6 down to the $12.9 were solidly done. they capitalized on experience with npp, as been mentioned earlier in questioning. they took conservative estimates based on unknowns in performance, modified those downwards. they it dove into remaining elements that were heritage legacy from the ill faded and never lamented end post. and scrubbed those back with respect to the ground system, as mr. powner has noted. moved the ground system to a different set of architectures that are more commercial, off the shelf, modern network proto

many charges does not bode well for jerry sandusky and david lee miller's suggestion as to what would happen in my view is right on the mark shackled right in the courtroom and taken to a central facility where he will be held until he is sentenced to a long-term facility for the rest of his life. >> judge, it is easy to sit here and make those remarks and certainly with great respect as you one formerly of the new jersey superior court one to certainly know that jurors don't always act in the same way that those watching from the outside did. >> right. >> we know about the allegati n allegations of the adopted son. jury in theory we would certa n certainly hope because it would be grounds for a mistrial does not know about that. we have a lot of information that in theory the jury does not have. randy zelland who works with us on the afternoon program studio b has suggested that the evidence presented in court is not as strong as many legal analysts have suggested that it is. >> well, you know, again with respect to randy who i'm privileged to sit next to on many occasions on studio b on weekday afternoons, your wonderful

miller, i don't buy satellites everyday either, but i have been around the space systems a good bit and that sounded right on the mark. these are complex programs. they always need carefully watched. i never rested easy until the wheels stopped on the runway after a mission, and i don't intend to rest easy until we have the systems in orbit now as well. so i think that mr. pouner has characterized things quite fairly and properly. we will stay right on the bubble. having said that, i am confident that we have a solid figure in the $12.9 billion number, and the elements of work that were done to move from the $14.6 down to the $12.9 were solidly done, and they capitalized on experience with npp as mentioned earlier in the questioning, and they took some conservative estimates that were based on unknowns and unproven capabilities and performance and modified them downwards and they dove into the remaining elements of heritage and ill fated legacy and the lamented end post, and scrubbed those back with respect to the ground system as mr. pouner has noted and moved the ground system to a different set of architectures th

marks the 40th anniversary of title nine, the federal law that requires fair treatment regardless of gender in school programs. the law's mostly known for leveling the playing field for women athletes. michelle millerth one of the early pioneers. >> reporter: kathrine switzer has been running for 53 years, but one race early in her career changed the course of her life and millions of others. >> in 1967 i had trained for the boston marathon and my coach inspired me. he didn't believe a woman could run the marathon distance. >> reporter: your own coach? >> my own coach didn't believe. that was the prevailing thinking, that if a woman became an athlete she would get big legs, grow hair on her chest and never have children. >> reporter: switzer entered the race under her initials. her coach picked up her official number and there was utter shock when she appeared in the field of men. >> the race director who saw this whole thing lost his temper and chased me down the street and attacked me and screamed, get the hell out of my race and give me those numbers and tried to rib my bib numbers off me. my boyfriend smacked the official and knocked him out of the race and down the street. >> reporter: so bega

bettina ruth david james o'keefe, andrew doorman, murphy, kyl miller, jason al written, tom lynch, mark hibner, alex vangel, i also want to thank the leadership staff, when things were looking glum, there they were. bill do youster, the staff directors of the key committeette moos who worked on this, remember these -- this is four committee process. it was e.p.w., it was banking, it was commerce, it was finance. so i thank russ full van,al len derneski and their amazing team. that includes ryan abrahams with the finance committee, ian jeffries david paneli, and james reed with the commerce committee, homar carlisle with the banking committee, and i also want to thank senate legislative counsel particularly rochelle celebrese, who i drove crazy yesterday telling them please produce the paper. well, this staff that i read, they love their work so, i thought they'd never end it. i'm telling you, i had to beg them, please finish because there will always be something more you could do. you can always be something better. you can always put a comma in a different place. they wanted to make t

mark e-mails -- of course not, zachary. i think i am going to rule the world. sarah in fort lauderdale -- >> neil: well, i'd make him a contributor, sarah. he would be my dennis miller aol -- well, i'm not up against cspa cspan2 at 3:00 in the morning. you're on to something with the rocketettes thing. gary writes -- don't worry, gary, i won't. tina e-mails -- >> neil: alas, teena, there are some on the planet who do not give fox business network. it's my greatest challenge, my greatest duty to pass it on to you. so the world would be as smart as you. so the world could get this network, that moves this network, that now is conquering the world. alas, not everyone, not everyone has it. >> they should demand it. since you are giving out the business, i'm cooking up the business to give them the business. yep. so, i got it all cooking up here. nice and hot. you know, snore what does this have to do with what i said about getting fox business? >> you give them the business on fox news. cooking up the business for you to give them to them. >> neil: you're cooking up burgers. >> you're destroying the illusion. it's ambiguous. giving them the business. >> neil: this is pa

miller to give back to the paralympic military & veterans program. join the movement at citi.com/everystep and help citi help u.s. athletes make a difference. together, every step of the way. >>> markz is here with highlights of the first nba game of the championships. >> not that it could not turn out to be one of the most sensational nba finals. game one brings plenty of reasons for miami to worry. lebron james has never scored enough points in a final and it wasn't good enough. not by a long shot. in the first, lebron takes care of the steal and on the other end. 30 points nine rebounds for him as you watch him go do his work nicely. but the thunder, young, but they stay cool. very strong. russell westbrook slicing in. the thunder up one. kevin durant spectacular. watch him just glide. 17 of his 36 in the final ten. watch him again. through the lane, durant and westbrook outscored the entire miami team in the second half. and the thunder go up in the series 1-0. >>> and twice as surprising tonight because neither guy that did it had hit one prior to this evening. and the great roy mcilroy number one in the world out there. in town for that little golf thing they've got going on.

miller avenue since before cars. they help rebuild san fransisco after the big earthquake and the phone number was once only three digits. but just as it were getting ready to mark 120 years in business, the family has decided to call off the party. >> sales were slow, inventory was getting down. there were not a lot of customers, we had a hard time celebrating the fact we have been around so long. >> they have been in charge 13 years, the fourth family to own the company since 19 1882. business is down as much as 60%. and that is not cutting it anymore so the family says that they're either going to have to sell, or worse, mark the end of an era. >> we have to decide, is it easier to close the doors and walk away, or try to sell to someone who can keep it going? they're going to sell the lumber yard and are restored and the land for 1 $20 million. they hope the new owner will keep the historic business operating. >> everyone wants us to exist and be a quaint little lumberyard but we need to be thriving business, it is not just a museum piece here in the middle of miller ave. >> in the meantime the one ever want to know that they're still here and still in busin

with correspondent john miller, we get a rare inside look >> reporter: plum island sits at the end of new york's long island like a question marks have engulfed it. no wonder. the island is controlled by the department of homeland security. its labs are staffed by scientists from the united states department of agriculture. they come and go by special government ferries, guarded by armed officers. we were asked not to film the docks on either side. so what really goes on here? the u.s.d.a. say scientists study diseases that can affect livestock primarily overseas to develop vaccines. although the government says the germs stored on the island affect only animals that doesn't mean they're not dangerous. and information about them is strictly protected for security reasons. >> i cannot comment on our list of pathogens and inventories and all those things. those are things that are sensitive information >> reporter: marvin grubin a microbiologies and luis rodriguez a research leader work for an arm of the u.s.d.a. on plumb island. >> there used to be a battery for the ar army during the first world war and this is the second world

mark writes dear steph i heard elvira's latest tail of meeting sinatra said she has nice [ censor bleep ]. nice [ censor bleep ] gets me thinking about stephanie miller al gore! [ buzzer ] >> al gore didn't write that. >> jason subject line you suck. steph why can't you at least be bisexual. sometimes i am. i will totally get a divorce and be your groupie, momma will never have a dry glass of wine again if you join me. >> do we have the little marbley thing -- >> it will take a while to get the sports bra up. >> it's strapped on like an ace bandage. >> yeah. >> cindy you on the "stephanie miller show." hello. >> hi. mitt romney is always talking about how democrats hate success, and -- as if nobody -- >> blah blah blah. >> yeah blah blah blah. but what i really wanted to talk about is i saw him say something like manufacturing is coming back in a big way, especially in right to work states right to work for less states. [ sighs ] >> yeah. i make that sound on almost everything mitt romney says. my friend -- my friend's asian mom, she imitates her mom when she doesn't like something, she goes, ahhhhh. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> and i have started sa

mark her diamonds -- >> jubilee. >> stephanie: today, the queen will join thousands of realliers in an outdoor concert beside buckingham palace headlined by paul mccartney and elton john. >> by who? >> stephanie: sorry. [ buzzer ] >> stephanie louise millerears of an uninspiring head of state. the queen cannot be -- >> everyone in the colonies are aware or if they wear, any of them gave a derriere at the weekend we celebrated our diamond's jubilee. but it was not just a -- who are not at all amused by our celebration. it seems a small cad ray of malcontent cads and anti-monarchist hooligans were and we quote sick and tired of being told to celebrate 60 years of one very privileged and very uninspiring head of state. dear me. they do seem to have their knickers in a twist. perhaps their mood would improve if they were to watch the celebration in the cozy confines of the tower of london. we have a view and it is spectacular. in any event off with their heads! kidding! nevertheless, we aren't amused. we all want them to hang until they cheer up. kidding. [ applause ] >> stephanie: i would not think she would be accused. worch gawker brings -- [ ♪ "world news tonight" ♪ ] gawker brings us queen latifah. >> those who thought her appearance at