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contract that other folks could be competitive for, we broken up into a lot of pieces so that we could maximize opportunity for local business. we have a large number of local businesses. i think we already have tens subcontractors from the bayview who are going to be working on this project. one of them already started and cleared the space here. we want to give a shout to

he told him to go to a jobs fair hosted in part by congresswoman maxime waters. tonight the fight for workers rights in the heartland. it is heating up again. this is "the ed show." let's get to work. >> you have established certain black leaders who are nothing more than overseers of that plantation. >> last night allen west took a shot at the president and congresswoman maxime waters. today waters responded. >> mr. west's brother is here. he found himself out of a job. and he asked his brother to help him. and his brother told him to come to me. >> now allen west's brother is weighing in. we'll play you the tape. >> he said that wisconsin was open for business. it wasn't just a slogan. >> today awful job numbers out of the state of wisconsin. we'll see how scott walker spins this. and we have the latest from ohio. and then psycho talk. el rushpo can't help himself when it come to race. >> the triple double oreo. it isn't long before it will be called the or bam-eo. >> as inon the program last night, i've never sustain middle class in this country so engaged whe

we have no profit to maximize screen power. what we're doing is will be finalizing the overarching cost structure and you will see right now in a pro-forma, 80% of the cost is going to war that -- toward that. san francisco will be a lot -- eligible to participate in the rate stabilization reserves. that will be included in the rates and that will be put on deposit for the benefits of our clean power ratepayers. there -- will consume the remainder of expenditures. our goal will be to tighten these numbers down and minimize the cost as much as possible to be able to ensure we can keep rates as affordable as possible. the items that also we do not know yet, the performance bonds or other potential termination bonds, those with the changes as well. the next slide i would like to go through -- >> you made the statement that [inaudible] >> yes. that is our job. i would not say it is meeet et or beat. we are proposing a superior premium product that goes beyond grenoble's. >> [inaudible] >> if we do not we are not providing the lowes

we have odierno rodriguez, ken, and others making sure that we maximize opportunities. one of their big partners when they're working in this neighborhood is abu. we are working closely with them. i want to give a shout out to them. we want to see more local residents getting work. [applause] and then the rest is up to us, dpw, working with the library. the guy that will be working day to day with freddie, our resident engineer, garland wong. he will be living here and will not sleep until this library is done. he is supported by several wonderful people. lina chen is managing all of these projects. [applause] i also wanted knowledge of our other local hire, deputy director, muhammed nuru. always working for the baby. we are honored to be able to work on this for our community, who is so deserving and has been so patient. we are going to get people to work in the process and we are all going to be very happy here at the ribbon cutting and a little bit over by year. [applause] >> i think you can all see a pattern. this is all about local ownership. thank you for making t

first of all, you maximize short-term profit, yeah?by squeezing if workers, squeezing the suppliers, not investing because, you know, if you don't invest, the result shows only five, ten years later today it makes you look good because you have a lot of cash, yeah? so you, first of all, maximize short-term profit even if it means that the whole thing -- [inaudible] because you're not investing in be shares, you're not investing in research, you're not investing in training. and once you have made those profits, you give an ever increasing share of the profit to these shareholders through increased dividend and share buybacks. so in the united states until the 1990s dividends used to account for about 3545% of -- of --35-45% of corporate profit. now it's over 60%. so, basically, until the '70s the shareholders claimed through dividends about one-third of corporate profit. now they take away nearly two-thirds. as for share buyback, i mean, this is related even more -- [inaudible] in the 1980s, yes, there was buybacks, but this accounted

we are trying to balance both preserving and maximizing those things with the constraints of having limited funding at this time. we wanted to make sure whatever we spend money on now we don't rip out. we want to do something better in the future. and also trying to balance both the natural area's needs and recreational amenities needs. i have a slide here, can i show you, the canyon itself is special in a sense because it is in fact a canyon and it has limited flat area. flataire is areas usually used for ball fields and athletic fields and other facilities that serve active recreation, and most of the canyon is quite steep and offers natural environmental resource that is we want to make sure we don't harm. i want to talk about the outreach. again we had a series of community meetings. six public community meetings. in addition we had three trail planning workshops. a trail walk, several focus groups, an online park youth survey where we got hundreds of responses, in addition we had over 100 email comments and written comments that provided feedback as we went through the process. and we

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you have maximized your tans.e. >>> lisa argen is joining us now. >> even though it's weakened a little bit we are talking about category 1, winds of 60-70 miles an hour continuing all the way up eastern seaboard. hurricane warnings from north carolina through washington, virginia all waited up to new york city and boston and rhode island. so this will continue to batter much of the eastern seaboard. by 4:00 tomorrow morning, still at minimal hurricane, 74 mile-an-hour winds, we're looking at flooding rains, urban flooding, coastal flooding and that wall of water that is going to be pushing we are looking at 7-8 foot storm surge around chesapeake bay. the way it looks right now with north carolina getting hammered and virginia beach, yeah, you are next but the rain is going to hit the new york city for the next 24 hours. >>> thanks very much. >> days of thunder in sonoma indy style. infineon will have a huge event bar for bay area race fans. >> reporter: you are listening to the sound of music, infineon raceway st