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made clear the corporation must use commercially reasonable practices, achieve the project calls, maximize the revenues, and maintain a reasonable cost structure in operating the market. these are all quotes from least -- they must apply best practices of the international facility management association and those of the international right of way association in their transaction dealings with subtenants so we have clear metrics for performance. if they do not, a notice of defect could be provided by the city and the path of resolution is undoubtedly the lease. if not resolved fairly and expeditiously, the city could take the extreme step of removing them management team under the terms of the lease. given however the 50-year excellent working relationships of far, we do not foresee that day coming. yet we have built into the lease this worst-case scenario and resolution to that scenario. there are also robust reporting requirements along the way as we move through the phases of construction. these include approval requirements of this city that covers the development plan, the budget, the

and he is so sharp he sneezes shum tacks it is "maxim" magazine's editor-in-chief. and in canada he is considered a triscuit, bill schulz. and he recently landed the role of herman in the munsters reboot. sitting next to me, writer and comedian, jesse joyce. >> a block, the lede, that's the first story. >> was it an error not to call it terror? the white house has finally used the t-word conceding the deadly attack in libya was not add -- ad libbed over the anti-islam video. jay carney told reporters, quote, it is self-evident that what happened in benghazi was a terrorist attack. our embassy was attacked and the result was four deaths of american officials. that is self-evident. for more than a week though the obama administration called it a spontaneous act with the top spokesperson on monday saying i don't think we know enough. i don't think we know enough. >> i don't think we know enough. i don't think we know enough. she gave our preliminary assessment. we will have a full investigation now, and then we will be in a better position to put labels on things. >> i

i just think it is important that we look how we can maximize the life expectancy of our existing vehicles want to make sure they are devoting the proper resources to that from the mta with all of our available sources. so i think that is something we'd like to make sure that the mta is cognizant of moving forward. you know, we can see that. maybe an additional plan that they can look at how they are actually doing greater work toward fleet management toward rehabilitation within fleet management i think would be important to see. >> yeah, that is the type of analysis we can incorporate into this update that we will be working on the rest of this year early into next year. >> okay. thank you. that was item number ten. i would like to take a two-minute break, because we don't have a quorum. we would lose quorum. if i were to step out for a split second, i just need two minutes. be right back. two-minute recess. >>> we are back in session. we had passed over item five. let's come back to it. we have commissioner olagi, item five mostly represents her district. >> recommended approval of fina

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hated the arts and culture that brought me to valencia street are being crowded by these profit maximizing sorts of developments. thank you. >> good evening, commissioners, my name is fran and i'm as a resident and a business owner on valencia street, and i am here to ask you to consider dr for this project. i think you've seen this map that's up here, so basically, we've put the map together to show you that there's strong opposition from business owners on valencia street on this black of valencia street, and also residents on valencia street and the surrounding neighborhood. this just shows you a few of the people who are objecting to what's going on here, we have a petition that has been put in, different stores and residents and neighbors in the area have signed over 407 people have concerns about what's going on here. basically, the overriding objection or concern that people have is the height and the bulk in this tiny little space, and it is a small space. this is a one block long street of hill street which really isn't being talked about. the project itself seems to be on valenci

maximize profits.does the city really need million dollar condos, more of them, for their tax base? if that's true, then we're in trouble. the south -- the southern states, once upon a time, were dependent upon plantations and slaves for their tax base. they have changed. we do not need, really, more million dollar condos. we can -- how about some condos mixed with cost of living apartments, lower income homes, and section eight, all in the same floor, all in the same building, with the community. if you want to see a warm and fuzzy development in the city, walk down king street, by the baseball stadium, and see what a row of apartments and condos look like, almost like wil shir boulevard. it is not warm and fuzzy. a new time is coming, people. let's get with it. thank you. >> president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> hello. my name is nick messakian, a member of the telegraph hill. i wanted to speak of my support of the current project. i am -- wanted to share the opinion of a younger professional i

. >> when mitt romney was talking about harvesting and maximizing profits what he was really talking about is a technique of squeezing payrolls. >> bill: it is now out in the open capitalism versus socialism. the socialists are on president obama's side. lou dobbs and i will analyze. >> she should have resigned over that murder of the ambassador in libya because it was her fault that he didn't have adequate security. >> ben stein calling for secretary of state clinton to be fired over the libyan assassination. mr. stein will be here. >> he is against safety nets. if you fall, tough luck. that strongly suggests that you wake the [bleep] up. >> bill: also tonight gutfeld and mcguirk will analyze samuel l. jacuzzi's -- jackson's latest poem. >> we're all on his own if romney has his way. >> bill: you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. capitalism vs. socialism. romney vs. obama that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. mother jones possibly one of fidel castro's favorite public

the wind. >> we have decided it did to maximize the wind at night. >> this is singapore first large-scale experiments in green public housing. and the co-town. and their family were the first to move and of the eco town.. much cooler to with painted white and the government is tested and self cleaning tank. >> eagle friendly features capitalizing on a blend with the co-friendly environmentally friendly items and self cleaning house paint. >> new ways of financing or even been tested. , why would you least these solar panels? >> these are very costly it is very difficult to- purchase these that is why we--lease. we have tried to patent with small companies that install the company's, maintain and the solar power is recouped. they're running display showing the energy is free tallied. the community is embracing the savings. washing water and a saving water she can also is involved with the community what the community garden. maintaining this is not cheap. these are 7% more than traditional apartment buildings. there is plenty of need on the horizon. reporting from singapore. >> brian: what

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property rights, were in favor of the maximal property rights embodied in slavery. the liberal forces, which are traditionally, those that have a more restricted view of property rights, had said no, there's no such thing as property of people. likewise in the debates about citizenship. part of the debate about slavery was about citizenship. the blacks have the right to be owned? today's debate about illegal immigration. do they deserve the right to be citizens today? than an outcome of the conservatives to the restrictive position. they thought american citizenship was reserved for nativeborn americans. the liberals took a more expansive view, then as now, that citizenship was open to a greater number of people. also with free speech. when francis scott key is prosecuting the anti-slavery movement, it is a classic free-speech argument of the type we still have today. he said no, we have to restrict free speech rights to protect our safety. you know, if we allow the forces to say this, then we will have slave rebellions and we will all be insecure. so we need to res

speak i think you to maximize your 401(k) contributions. put money away from if you know for ephedra getting earnings will not be assessed tax. but you have to tax distributions because different income sources have different tax treatments. capital gains is taxed another way, so when you pay attention you have to make sure that you taxed test every decision you make or else you will give away money at a time interest rates are so low, tax rates of 15% it is a bad combination. >> talk a lot about allocations, but where do you put certain asset classes but it is tax-deferred account or not because the things that will grow quickly in a higher tax rate should be in your nontaxable account. you want them outside the ira or the 401(k). the location plays a part in looking to retire, maybe run away. gerri: what you say of taxes and retirement? >> i agree with everything both gentleman just said. particularly if you're planning for retirement don't forget breakfast don't set aside completely whole life insurance. whole life insurance creates inco

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maxim. this is not the magazine. this is maxim the company. a shot of the new york stock exchange. things start to get busy as we head into september. >> okay. thank you, pam. it's wednesday, september 5th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. the time now 6:30. >>> it's a busy morning. the officer shot yesterday was kenyan youngstrom clinging to life. he was shot while trying to pull over a driver yesterday. this happened in alamo. our reporter has the latest on the continuing vigil out there praying for his recovery. good morning. alex. >> reporter: good morning. i did speak with a police officer who confirms that this officer is still this icu and is still in critical condition. i'm also told that other officers are here at his bedside. relatives are many coming from around the country. he was shot yesterday morning by a driver during a traffic stop along 680 in alamo. we don't have any word on the specific injuries he suffered. but his family is asking for everyone's prayers as doctors work to save his life their they want to send out apprecia

guests so it's a relatively small restaurant, it's compromised of store front window that is are to maximize transparency, it's to promote safer neighborhoods and businesses as well, we believe this understated yet elegantly designed business will be a nice fit for the neighborhood and it's a good fit. a bit about the fence extending it into the sidewalk, we would like to do that but it's going to have certain implications because it could constrain rights of way, we have to talk about encroachment on the sidewalk. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> speakers in favor of the

one is to encourage the members of the task force to maximize the use of the people who applied but whodid not make it to the task force. i think that you will be well-served, if you have a very strong advisory committee that has some of these amazing people. i see ms. fimbres. everyone has something to offer. so i encourage you to do that. that's one thing. the seconds point, which i think is a very important one, at least for me, we're focusing on issues facing the elder seniors within the lgbt community. i think it's important to think about seniors generally but also within the lgbt community there might be opportunities or solutions that allow for inclusion of other segments of the lgbt community. i'm looking at tommi mecca, earlier today we were having a meeting talking about the issue of homelessness within the lgbt community and how the fact that 40% of all homeless youth in san francisco are queer or lgbt. so to the extent that you're talking about solutions that address specific problems or needs that seniors within the lgbt community have, there might be opportunities to do t

it now has more than any other brand to help maximize calcium absorption. so caltrate women can move the world. >>> back in charlotte now, after day one of the democratic national convention. how did they do? how did they kick off what they need, which is a convention to spark the base and get those undecideds. george will is with us and donna brazile as well. george, what's the verdict on that? >> convention, first of all is a pep rally there was pep and mayer? castro had it. he gave a quite traditional, unlike mr. christie's republican keynote. a convincing keynote address. happyfully inflamed the candidate. people like the happy lawyer up there, he was smiling all the way, even when doing violence for the good name. michelle obama's challenge was different. she had to tell us something we didn't know. any modern president is an open book who has been reading himself to us incessantly. this president wrote two books about himself as a young man. so what can she tell us? she combatted the image of barack obama as cool and detached too too much, so. the no

what we need to do is maximize the attractiveness of doing it and minimize the risks of doing it.n do that. and if you look at it, president bush, when he took office -- the second president bush -- i'll never forget. he said, you know the names of every street in the old city and look where it got you. i'm not going to fool with this now. immediately the death rate went up among israelis and palestinians because there was nothing going on. then he got aggressively involved. condi rice practically lived on an airplane going back and forth to the middle east and new possibilities opened up. they devised a negotiation around this roadmap concept. they didn't make peace, but meanwhile the palestinian government was more stable, they produced more prosperity. when the israelis took action against gaza and hamas, the west bank was calm all because things were happening, and there was an understanding, a level of trust. so i think kicking the can down the road is an error. i also think that with all foreign policy conflicts, i like to say there's -- you've got to decide whether a foreig

rfp to encourage local business participation, to buy a renovation of the physical building and maximize revenues to the port. following the selection process staff will come back and have the approval of the qualified respondent. stifel engaged in a 60-day exclusive right to negotiate. hopefully, that will conclude in a lease. we will bring that back to for approval. this probably will be a board of supervisor item given the term any amount of the investment into the property. we anticipate the renovation is minimum a million. we are proposing the initial term could be up to 15 years. i would seek your approval of this item. that concludes my presentation. >> so moved. >> seconds. >> public comment? >> all in favor? >> resolution has passed. >> thank you for your time. >> item 13, new business. >> no new business. public comment on new business? >> item 14, public comment. >> public comment? move to adjourn. >> so moved. >> thank you.

. >> we need to maximize the seating so there's plenty of space for people to hang out.he seating needs to be fluid. so they're having a big party or small parties, the furniture can be move around while being fluid so that bonnie can still maneuver around. >> i think this room, it's clear what we're doing. i have a lot of plastering to do. if we don't put the paint on a good backdrop, it's not going to look good. i've got a lot to do. >> let's get to it. let's flip this place. >>> coming up -- we've got 1970s, 1960s, 1950s, if we keep going, we'll get to the 1920s. for color, inspiration, and >> check my eyes -- check my lungs. i protect my ears. >> whoo! demo time. on this wall, it's not just one layer of wallpaper. we've got 1970s, 1960s, 1950s, probably if we keep going, we'll get to the 1920s. >> look -- it's worth it. >> we better get moving. you better get a big crowbar. >> hey. are you sure you don't want to save this linoleum here? see if you can go to home depot and get a match. >> i actually heard that this sa same feeling is what we have here. double parlor,

they are out to, in the short term, maximize profits for themselves and for their investors. >> so e connection here is, i believe, personall that if mitt romney were to be president of t united states, he would support and advocate legislation that it would make it eaer for oratnsdot , outsource the jobs and he wants to have, you know, right-to-work in every state in america. he's been very clear on that. what does this say to the middle class? not to be fear mongering, but what would this do to the middle class in this country? >> well, it's the same set of policy, it's the same outlook, it's the same frame of reference we've seen coming from wall street and corporate america for 30 years now. i mean, ev before that, when engine charlie wilson who eisenhower named to defense secretary, said what's good for gm is good for america, and vi versa, he was ridiculed because stpldeodt is good for the big corporation in terms of profits is not necessarily good for workers, even though at that time gm was unionized and engine charlie's words more likely the fact then than they are right now

. >> yeah, i mean, there is an enormous gender gap and the president wants to maximize his lead among women. he is not doing anywhere near as well. in fact, he's not doing -- losing among men. women, about 10 to 15 points in different polls. there were nine democratic senators there, barbra who served longer than any woman senator, and they want to maximize that and appeal to independent women. women who are not registered democrats and get them out to the polls and say that the democratic party has more of the aspirations and needs of the women than the republican party. >> and mark, real quick, they drew in tonight the issue of not only veterans care and the war in iraq and the war that is now combat action has been concluded in iraq. but also the issue of veterans care, which was something that the republicans were criticized for not speaking more about. >> they had the general, who is head of the veterans make that point. an excerpt from the clinton speech, which will be the block buster. you want a country of shared prosperity and shared responsibility. we are all in this togethe

. >> when mitt romney was talking about harvesting and maximizing profits, what he was really talking about is a technique of squeezing payrolls. i mean payrolls are about 70% of the cost structure of most companies. and the easiest way of harvesting products that is profits over the relatively short-term is to squeeze payrolls to get rid of people, to cut benefits to even cut wages. >> bill: that man dr. robert reich is a socialist. always has been. i have known him for years. he doesn't like some american companies maximize products by limiting compensation to workers and controlling their hiring. you don't have to work for them. reich wants guaranteed wages, tenure, all those things that happen' in socialistic countries. does president obama believe same things that dr. reich and mother jones magazine believes? the answer is maybe, possibly. but this president obama is far too smart to define himself as a socialist sympathizer, we have no hard data on which to base a definitive opinion. the president certainly wants to control economic outcomes. that's what income redistribution is

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to maximize the catch, bosses pressured the indians to dive too deep, too long and far too often. they use as many as 12 to 20 tanks of air a day to depths of 100 feet. more dives than most divers could survive. >> i think all of the divers suffer. they may be just pain of shoulder or joints or ill feeling. i'm sure all of them have had it. >> helping treat a rising number of mosquitos which can help reverse some of the affects of the bends >> we have seen a number of deaths of divers who have had severe cases go home they are paralyzed from the chest or waist down. >> from going under water to going under ground. in 1982, john crawled with his camera deep into the california caverns in cave city. >> i've always been mildly claustrophobic. so it is with some trepidation that i would begin the decent. >> oh, boy. >> one of the first things we must learn is the concept of tote 58 darkness and -- total darkness. and the importance of your head lamp. we've been told not to touch anything because the environment is so fragile. now we're told things live down here and should be avoided.

the height and bulk of new developments should be designed to maximize son access to nearby residential space, parks, plazas, and major corridors. goothis project is a demo on reconstruction, so we are seeking to improve the situation rather than keep it away it is. the existing building measures 22 and a half feet, while the proposed building measures 17 feet, so there is a five-foot difference. the neighbors request is mainly concerned about the blocking of her property line windows and the impact it will have on her building light and air. this is not something we consider when we are doing an application. the project is matching for a depth of 3 feet. the project sponsor will take the project and modify it. that concludes my presentation. thank you. >> dr requester. >> good evening, president, members of the commission. i am steve williams. i am representing the tenants of the building, which is directly adjacent and east of the site. it is a given fact this is an exceptional and extraordinary case with the department having initiated discretionary review and asking to modify the pr

area for the final [speaker not understood] and focusing on minimizing impacts, of course, and maximizing benefits. we also submitted, of course, the small start program report to the federal transit administration earlier this month. this is an item that was seen by the plans and programs committee. we have a draft extension plan. you recall this is a $10 station fee that passed in 2010 and required a central plan prioritization. we had significant input from the plans and programs committee, from the community, from the departments that are potential project sponsors, and from individual members of the board provide that had we're able to reconcile those. i'm planning to bring the program for approval in october and i will keep you posted, of course. we will also actually do projects that are ready to go at that time [speaker not understood]. so, we can essentially keep faith with the voters and start projects on that program immediately. we also, just to conclude my report, had a -- hosted a panel of international experts to talk about the state of the arts in transportation modeling a

if democrats win this election, it is going to be by maximizing and driving up support with specific demographic roots alienated from the republican party and finding themselves in line with the democratic party in recent years. we are talking about women, specifically college educated women, hispanics and guys too, especially with the democratic party embracing guy marriage. these are the groups the democratic party is reaching out to. michelle obama's speech is part of this. you mentioned the keynote speak julian castro, and so that's part of the theme. the other thing i mention, is if there is news, is that the democratic party is releasing platform language and language speaks to the goal i'm talking about. this is the first time we have it on tape for the first time a political party in the united states, major political party comes out with guy marriage. this is an unequivocal call, a call for comprehensive immigration reform. again, driving up support among those groups. that's the news out of here today. the other thing i would just mention, i was going to hold up some buns f

this is something only bill clinton can pull off is to defy that political maxim that when you're explaining you're lotion. this was explaining. he was going into really complicated arguments, throwing out facts and figures and with a real face that through the power of his personality and his willingness to grab you by the lapels and force you to listen to all of this information he could convince you. he was speaking into that camera, talking to those swing voters in their living rooms saying listen i'm not going to shut up until i have convinced you of the case i'm trying to make. >> it's like he watched the republican national convention, took notes, was determined to answer each point. let me play a series of clips. >> you need to know here's what happened. the auto industry restructuring worked. that brings me to health care. let's talk about the debt. on health care debt reduction and new jobs, the claim that president obama weakened welfare reforms work requirement is just not true. >> i heard some republicans say that if you ended things right now, i mean with that speech, barack ob

he chose to maximize profits by exploiting the trend toward outsourcing. even investing in companies that were pushing the envelope. they were pioneers in outsourcing. that is just part of the bain legacy, let alone what would happen with some of the companies that went bankrupt or downsized here and forced people to basically be out the door. >> as you point out, repeatedly says, as he did in february, we will not let china to continue to steal jobs from the united states of america. >> he is really in a position -- if i can put the tape and some of this into a larger context, which will allow me also to pitch my book, what is interesting to watch play out from my perspective is my book looks at how the white house, barack obama, responded to the drumming democrats took in a member 2010. it gets over the tax bill, don't ask, don't tell, egypt, libya, all of these things that happened in year-and-a-half after november 2010. one overarching theme is the president, whether you agree or disagree with some of his policy actions in that frame of time, saw the t