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[cheering and applause] bill moyers. "moyers and company." check your local listings on public television. we'll be right back. [cheering and applause] >> stephen: that's it for "thecy comedy central captioned by mea access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org. [knock on door] - hey, jack. - lemon, i was in beijing this weekend, buying a reality show format where criminals try to dance their way to freedom. - jien-yu pi-li-wu, sure. - i also bought this. a chinese knockoff of your book. - what? "dealbreaker: the book for you man no good, by lesbian-yellow-sourfruit." - so, uh, what do you need from me? - ah, well, our new cast member starts today. - oh, of course, the robot. i liked him. - we don't know anything about him. i don't think his real name is partybot. i don't know what he looks like. i don't know what he talks like. i certainly don't know if he can act. - lemon, what did you once say to me about acting? - just hit your marks, stay in your light, and do the same thing every take for continuity. - see? anyone can do it. [knocking] - miss l

>> jerry schwartz. >> good afternoon, madam president, fellow commissioners, director moyer, and what staff is remaining. [laughter] i am the chief director of bauer's. i think jay degree job of describing our business. i think he did a great job. we have been in business since 1997, jay. the main focus of our business is what we call commuter business, and the main goal is to take cars off the road. i could not help but think about an idea that i just had. the very individuals that you mentioned in the marathon, the music festival, the treasure island music festival, all those events are events we provide transportation for. i am sure we can tie-in the distribution of water with clean, affected transportation. we of a very good relationship with onboard entertainment, which is the founder -- i should say, the preseer

>> jerry schwartz. >> good afternoon, madam president, fellow commissioners, director moyer, and what staff is remaining. [laughter] i am the chief director of bauer's. i think jay degree job of describing our business. i think he did a great job. we have been in business since 1997, jay. the main focus of our business is what we call commuter business, and the main goal is to take cars off the road

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i'm monique moyer and it is my pleasure to serve as the director of the port of san francisco. the port of san francisco is san agency that is now 149 years old. it has assets that are older than everyone in this room by far and some of us like myself are already starting to feel that pain. we have been a city agency now for 40 years. it has been 50 years since an investment of this magnitude has been made in the port's assets. the port was build by the port, by the workers of the state of california with one exception the ferry building. every other pier, 55 of them were built by the men and women and the engineers and the maintenance people who work for the state. 50 years is and i credably long time to not make a significant public investment in the port. and so you are here at a watershed moment. the crew ship terminal project is an extremely important investment. it is a public investment in our port. it comes with our same only in san francisco brand that is, it is a maritime activity married with an event activity, not just the america's cup but everything that will come

bill moyer described judge johnson as -- and said that he altered forever the face of the south. burke marshall who served in the kennedy justice department said that these four judges, dr. speck mentioned them, including judge johnson, have made as much on american society and american law that the supreme court has ever done in history. if you look at these kinds of appointments and the consistency that president eisenhower put on the court, it's no surprise that someone like earl warren was put in charge of the chief justice of the supreme court. i have my theory about where the tension came from but dr. specht did a wonderful job of explaining the context and i want to give you an idea of what our court system was like during this period. my father's mentor was a man by the name of charles hamilton houston who became dean of howard law school where he mentored my father and a number of lawyers in the civil rights unit. he was clearly a brilliant thinker and tremendous law student at harvard. to give you a clue as to how much of a pioneer and how brilliant this man was, in 193

first of all, getting struck by lightning is a one in a moyer chance or more.alking out the door one night and saying i'm going to get struck by lightning seems improbable. >> but think about a lightning rod at the top of a skyscraper, those things get struck over and over again because they're meant to direct lightning and this guy was going to attract that bolt of lightning. >> the production of the film was funded by jagermeister. >> well, that sounds to me like a big promotion now. >> the jagermeister logo has the big antlers on the bottle. he's putting antlers on. this is promotional b.s. for sure. especially if it's funded by jagermeister. good job, jagermeister. >> people are talking about it. >> yeah. >>> all right, everybody, that's going to do it for today's rtm top ten "countdown." we hope you enjoyed yourselves. we'll leave you with one last video it's called a beautiful day at the dog park. ♪ day at the dog park. ♪ ♪ -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> it's been weeks since a man was killed in his driveway had his pregnant wife nearby. >>> tw

is we have come to terms on a new 10-year lease that we're negotiating with our assistant director moyer, the deputy assistant director, and great assistance from this woman standing here, and backed up by susan reynolds. this was a team effort. it was not in need one person going out and doing this. it was a cooperative effort. i would not say it was an easy effort. bauer's is anxious to get into the new facilities. that is why we have the law license agreements. they will be able to assist us in our needs. so, i will walk you through. i will take you through the lease agreement, and then i can summarize the likeness agreements. in your staff report, there's a pretty comprehensive detailed proposal sheet that we put together, and outlines the term, the square footage, and the use. to use is going to be for the storage, for the maintenance, and for the dispatch to corporate headquarters. this is their site. they will have, in order to get in discussions with bauer's, one of the key things we have tried to do is ramp up to this threat level. they have 36,000 square feet of shed space. the

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i appreciate it monique moyer's comments that this will be the first time there has been a monetarily infusion into port properties in at least 50 years. and of course, something has massive as our port is that is extremely, extremely important. and not to take away commissioner antonini's word on this. but i'm going to move to certify the final e.i.r. as adequate objective and accurate. >> second. [laughter] commissioner olague: commissioner borden? commissioner borden: i just wanted to show the public that this is the environmental review documents. if you were wondering if it's adequate or accurate, and i want to thank the port and all our staff and all the stake holders that have been involved. i think the mitigation and monitoring report and e.i.r. really y -- high lites the best thinking. it was said from one of the members when she said that the air quality will be better after the america's cup which is astounding. i have a lot of faith and what is included here will be implemented and will make things better. i was looking a little bit at some sequa stuff and section 21002. i

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[laughs] i want to echo my fellow commissioners and applaud director moyer and the staff for bringing this item to assign such a short time span. it is a great item. without saying anything else, all in favor? resolutions 1175, 1176, 1177, and 1178 have been approved. [applause] [cheers and applause] commissioner brandon: thank you so much. i would like to request a short recess, hopefully 10 minutes. >> commissioners, the title for item 9b has been revised. all located along the embarcadero waterfront, located along the north side of islet creek. request development of this position agreement and related actions to implement the 34th america's cup project of, involving use of peers and adjacent water areas, water basins between peers 32 and 38, 14 and 22.5, all located along the embarcadero waterfront, seawall lot 330, and a portion of peer 80, located along the north side of islais creek, east of illinois street. >> good afternoon, commissioners. special projects manager here representing the very large port and city team who has been working on this project for the last year. we ar

then i will call the next set of first, we have monique moyer. let me call out the first five names. i want to recognize our former supervisor, reverend amos brown. [applause] >> i can say it all, madam chair, in one minute. supervisor kim: i needed all the first five names. monday, james, linda, events, and ramon. we will begin with two minutes. we have a number of speakers, so please be brief. if somebody has already articulated a point that has already been made, ad

brad benson representing port director monique moyer and port staff. we appreciate the opportunity to present tonight. i think i'd like to start my presentation by acknowledging the entire planning team, the consultant team and the city attorneys and the land use team. kate stacy, mar lena bird that this e.i.r. was an increl credible challenge to get completed in the amount available. it's a full seven volume e.i.r. i can not emphasize enough the professionalism and integrity with which your staff has developed this dock y. i -- this document. i want to thank everybody. it's been missed a little bit, the e.i.r. was focused on the america's cup. this e.i.r. also analyzes the james r. herman cruise terminal at peer 27. it's a long shot project for the port that can handle -- that will be able to handle crew ships of up to 4,000 meeting international standards. it's going to be a lead silver project with energy efficient windows, natural lithe lighting throughout the terminal. state of the art storm water management techniques including water landscaping.

bill moyer described judge johnson and said he altered forever the face of the south. burke marshall a yale law professor who served with distinction in the kennedy justice department, said that these four judges, dr. specht mentioned them, including judge johnson, have made as much of an imprint on american society and american law as any four judges below the supreme court have ever done in history. so if you l a

moyer. >> madam chair, supervisors, naomi, i feel like a broken record petraeus was so excited to be here again this week on such an amazing thing, and i am here with the perspective of a collie, a fellow department- head, but also as someone who is here on the first day that the omi came in to the city as a college graduate, and it has been such an amazing experience to watch her grow through the city's own policies and practices, to now be a mother of two taking on the top job, the top-appointed job in the city of san francisco. and one of the comments she made is how important it is that that legacy move forward for the next generation, her generation of children, and i cannot be more proud of her, and she is someone who knows how to do it because she has done it herself. so i sincerely hope you will confirm her nomination today. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. vince courtney, here on behalf of ramon hernandez and oscar dilatory, laborers union. 30,000 members in northern california. 3000 members in san francisco, the majority of which live in our communities here today

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then i will call the next set of first, we have monique moyer.et me call out the first five names. i want to recognize our former supervisor, reverend amos brown. [applause] >> ic