butler and mr. cook, that concludes the presentation. we are available for any questions you might have. >> thank you very much. i would like to take public comment on this item? questions? >> the first sticker is al norman. >> thank you. >> madam chair, madam director, commissioners, al norms. president of mechanical inc.. i appreciate you an allowing me to speak here and explain how we feel about lan ar and roberts now. we know that 50 and 51 on this block deal was already on the process before you got this position in now. it was already in the process. the thing we didn't like about 50 and 51 is you had no process the place for a level playing field. it was just business as usual and the same good old boys you use everywhere else is coming to do this project for me. now we have danny cook an butler enterprise and a lot of other things, we know that we have a fair shake at level playing field. we are not asking anybody to give us a dog gone thing. we went here, we put in the position he did. we expect him to deliver on what they said

and i will be back if there are any questions. >> thank you mr. cook. director, commissioners, chairperson, johnson. my name is defer butler. we are a small business program management firm in san francisco. we have been in business for 15 years in the city and of that 15 years, 8 of the years of our headquarters has been in district 10. we work with a number of small businesses, dbe and lbe firms. specifically we were at the inception of the bay project and the redevelopment agency as well as others. we also worked or four seasons, kaiser, medical office building, we are currently on central subway projects. we work on anna ray of different projects, our specialty seems to be master developments because it's so diverse on the challenges of getting the contractors to participate whether it's underground utilities, vertical residential, condominium or biotech. we are a dbe firm and we've been here for 15 years. i would like to say our company was pursued with lan ar to manage the program. we are excited about. we have been doing this for 15 years and we

mr. danny cook up to provide the commissioner with the report from the developer and after him is butler with the construction program and how it's to be more competitive on the shipyard. thank you. >> thank you. i'm not sure i want to use the speaker since you are so sick. good afternoon, director and president johnson. committee members. my name is danny cook, the executive vice-president. i have worked primarily in the san francisco bay area since 1980. in fact i'm sort of returning to my original campground because my first project was a united states postal service general mill handling facility on evans. i have also worked with the former redevelopment agencies on the yerba buena gardens and the children's center. i would like to introduce some of my colleagues that have been involved on blocks 50-51. i would ask them to stand as i call their name and stay standing. cheryl smith is the director of community affairs, she is ably assisted by her project manager terry mitchell and patrick banks is our site development manager for blocks 50 and 51 which is a subject of our discussion t

caller: good morning, mr. cook, frank lautenberg, ted kennedy, they all died in office.e have too many people that die in office. and it annoys me that there's not more of a push for term limits. obviously, they're not going to say that in washington. they love the jobs there. we know that 7 of the top 10 wealthiest counties surround washington, d.c., why not stay there for a career. a great career, great benefits, great money around you. i mean, it's a life worth keeping, isn't it? and it annoys me that sometimes the tea party people are constantly ridiculed and mocked. constantly. but the details of what they believe in, the radical concept of a balanced budget, that's really radical. smaller government, radical. why are they such bad ideas? host: term limits and tea party ideas? guest: my job isn't to focus on one party. but to focus on the tea party part, i share their frustration with washington, i share their frustration with congress. the question is is -- are term limits the answer? and i would challenge anyone to point to a state legislature in the country that

mr. balding. we traditionally have thanksgiving at my house. my wife adrian cooks the turkey upside down. it was an accident the first year. it really works. this year we go to a restaurant. we have a big group of family. we're going to try the restaurant route. it's the first time ever to do that. >> trying to reduce your carbon footprint. >> they're going to walk to the restaurant. >> we're going to drive in separate cars.

mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> crime on the rise across much of the bay area and tonight police in one bay area city are blaming technology. i'm allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. kpix 5's da lin is in union square in san francisco. new tech gadgets and new habits are making people easy prey for crooks, hey, da? >> reporter: that's right, liz. big crowds here in san francisco and that's why san francisco cops are passing out flyers to educate folks about distracted walking folks with their eyes on their smartphones rather than looking forward and cops blame it for a sharp rise

cook it. and thank you very much. >> thank you. >> (inaudible) >> mr. deganco? >> and good morning, supervisors and hello, everyone and my name is (inaudible) and over for 30 years andvy been suffering with hunger. and because, not enough access to the needy, it is not working and they live up with the only food stamps and it is not enough to feed the whole family, especially while they are going up and they need more than enough to keep them going and i meant to say this because i know how hard it is and how expensive to live with three sisters. my experience in life is i was raised the three sisters, and that being how we have a limited that we want to feed and we cannot eat it. and experience that we had, really had nothing at all. and we run out and when we run out of money or food stamp and to support the lack of food in the resource, program. and the tender loin, thank you so much. >> next speaker. thank you. >> my name is nancy croft and i have a one page hand out if the people want it and related to the subject of my talk, and i give the copies for the c

your cake with the labels now it has the built-in and electric element cooking better than ever before more delicious things. gerri: mrtato head? i love this but not always made out of plastic? >> phil flynn 52 to bring in actual potato those would find those all over he turned into a plastic potato >> surrounded by tollways but it is the teddy bear that people talk about. >> hard to believe it would start as a hunting trip by president theodore roosevelt 1902. having a lousy time hunting he could not bag anything so the folks he was traveling with staked out the bear and he said that was not fair and refused to shoot it was a political cartoon with the dutch with an adorable cut it was reproduced. gerri: also other kindss well. >> these are beautiful large animals but nothing like a teddy bear invade our love to death. gerri: this seems like every girl has a barbie doll. >> there were only barbie dolls or friend dolls she was the first to envision how you would be when you were a grown-up. gerri: i never looked like that spinach she was based on a german doll one of the founders of mattel traveling in germany. it was

mr. brashov. everything turned out okay. - okay ? it was fantastic, victor ! not only did rosa cook she managed, she took charge.you should have seen it. i wish someone else could have seen it. good job, rosa ! i just wish i could remember what it was i wanted to tell you. - hello, rosa. - hi. - i fixed a salad. sit down. - thanks. it should taste much better than the food on the plane. when do you think we should take the taxi to the airport ? in about half an hour, in case the traffic is bad. rosita i don't want anything we said last night about the restaurant to change our plans. miguel, what happened last night, it wasn't about the restaurant. it was about us. it was about living in two very different worlds. only until you move back to puebla. miguel, i love mexico. i love my family. but i know if i went back to puebla as your wife i would be going back to a life i left a long time ago. do you have some salt ? sure. rosa you've changed. i know. your move, victor. victor ! yes ? what is it ? oh, jess. i was just thinking of all the great moves i could make. hi. package for victor brashov. yes, here. okay, he

mrs. linda m. macdonald. good morning, happy thanksgiving. it is thursday, november 28. i'm anne makovec. michelle has the morning off. >> she sure does. i'm sure she's cookinge. i'm frank mallicoat. it is 4:30. and it's time for a little holiday weather, mr. karnow. >> i have already been eating some of that turkey and mashed potatoes and gravy. we're getting it going early. why not? hey, folks. around the bay area today i think we are looking at a good thanksgiving but look at that cutoff low spinning off the coastline. we'll see some clouds from that system but no rain. we'll have more on your holiday forecast coming up. >> and if your thanksgiving plans include visiting 92 on the peninsula, there is a closure and accident overnight shutting down 92 both ways near skyline boulevard. i'll hdetailon this and some alternates in a few minutes. >> i think i counted nine cars on the way in. pretty slow. >> they are the only ones awake, and us. >> thank you. >>> it is 4:30. millions of people lining the streets of new york city right now getting ready for the big parade. the macy's thanksgiving day parade, a live look at the preparations for one of the nation's

mr. icahn to speak again with tim cook, apple ceo. that has happened. he has spoken with tim cook again over the last few days. that they had a good conversation and they continue to study the buy-back situation. also saying that we both continue to believe the company's undervalued we, being carl icahn and tim cook. apple's stock trade down 1%. coming off levels a bit but sitting at 518 a share. the headline here, carl icahn and tim cook have spoken again, described by mr. icahn as being a good conversation. they continue to study the buy-back situation. we look at apple shares and follow that one. >>> the other story, victory of carl icahn in his battle with transocean. take a look at what those shares are doing today. that of course is rig. mr. icahn adding one person to the board and re-electing the company as someone that he did support. mr. icahn has been arguing for a bigger dividend to be paid. they're raising the dividend to $3, that's from $2.24. perhaps not as much as mr. icahn would have liked but at least it's a step in the right direction.

mr. balding. we traditionally have thanksgiving at my house. my wife adrian cooks the turkey upside down. it was an accident the first year. it really works. this year we go to a restaurant. we have a big group of family. we're going to try the restaurant route. it's the first time ever to do that. >> trying to reduce your carbon footprint. >> they're going to walk to the restaurant. >> we're going to drive in separate cars. >> i'm going to my ex-wife's house. my kids will be there. we're going to have a family dinner. i've done it two years in a row. they're very gracious. my ex-wife and her husband. my mother-in-law will be there. she's a nice lady. she loves you very much. she loves the five. we're going to gather around. now they've got a tradition to watch the five. >> very nice. >> you're going to bring delicious food. i like the nice mother-in-law plug. >> it's interesting bob, we both have a modern family situation. i'll again spend thanksgiving with my former in-laws. my son's grand parent, my ex-husband and his girlfriend. it will be nice. >> which one? >> there's only two. >> i

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mr. bolding? >> we traditionally have thanksgiving at our house. my wife adrian has cooked a turkey upside down which i've talked about. >> it tastes better that way. >> it was an accident at first. it really worked. this year we'll go to a restaurant, believe it or not. we have a big group of family. they're going to try the restaurant route. >> are you trying to reduce your carbon footprint? >> they're going to walk to the restaurant. >> bobby, what are you doing? >> you talk about a risky maneuver. i'm going to my ex-wife's house. my kids are going to be there they're very gracious. my mother-in-law is there, she loves you. >> she loves you. she loves "the five". >> they're going to watch "the five." >> you'll bring some delicious thing. >> the nice mother-in-law. it's interesting, bob. we both have a little bit of a modern family situation. i will again spend thanksgiving with my i guess former in-laws. my son's grandparents and my ex-husband and his fwirl friend. >> which one? >> imt a he sorry. >> only two. only two, america. >>> well, it's going to be nice. we know y

it turns out ann romney wrote a beautiful new cooking book called "the romney family table. here is our power player of the week. >> mrsey, does your family have any traditions when it comes to thanksgiving dinner. >> we look forward to pie, pecan, apple, pumpkin. the one thing i like to do is remind people that no matter how well you plan there is always a disaster. there is always someone cries and always frustration, so you just roll with it and have as much fun as you can. >> you say home is where good things happen and the heart of the home is the kitchen. >> it's the heart. it is where the love comes from, and it's where good things and good conversation happen. warm feelings, all of those associations we make. and it's true in life, we all celebrate things through the kitchen and through eating. >> you collect family recipes, and you said when your boys married you would give your daughter-in-law a copy of the family recipes in an informal cook book. is that where the idea for this book came from? >> yes, i thought how easy. but as you know because your wife has done it, how much work it is to put a publishable

friendly bond known as cook as that is next it it will conform to the law which bans interest and gambling a prime minister is also planning to launch a new index. explains exactly why mr cameron is so we get to this part of the world the british muslims contribute at least thirty billion pounds to the economy here while u.k. banks offer more islamic services than in any other western country in fact islamic funding has propped up some of the capital's largest developments including the shot on the olympic village but critics say the welcoming approach doesn't go beyond investment british politicians have in the past rejected proposals to recognise shari'a lower in certain areas with large muslim populations while the recent debate in parliament centered on whether or not to penalize local shari'a courts which help british muslims result family issues and when a small group of locals try to impose sharia law or in london's east end the response was that of horror but when it comes to the potential. gold mine that is muslim money the city of london stored may have recently said that islamic finance should be as british suspicion chips and the f.a. cup final reporting fr

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have cooking demonstrations top bay area chefs and they demonstrate recipes and ingredients purchased that morning. i have offered several pieces of legislation. i'm appreciative of the work that mr. stock dale and colleagues have done to contribute to the promotion of the sustain able agriculture and our food system. i want to thank you on behalf of the organization. please join me in thanking him. [ applause ] >> thank you very much for this very unusual recognition because we are not a restaurant. we are the supplier to the restaurants. and that is a critical link that we are proud to be part of. many of the san francisco restaurants are world famous for their commitment to using local fresh seasonal and sustainable ingredients. that's made possible by the unparallel diversity and quality of products available here in northern. and our non-profit is very proud to be the place where those farmers, food artisans, restaurants, home cooked and where we can all gather and celebrate some of the best products in the world. we are also very proud of the extensive array of educational to understand what this great food is and to have a healthier tastier life. for the calendar in 2013 w

mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> and with this rain, the bay area's 60-day dry spell is finally over. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm elizabeth cook weather coverage with a live look in the east bay. lots of red brake lights in this evening commute along i-80 in berkeley. rain and slick roads are making the slowdown a lot more painful tonight. let's get to paul deanno in the weather center. >> kpix 5 high-def doppler radar really picks up the rain the best in the north bay because that's where the radar is located on mount vaca. we are seeing moderate to heavy rainfall coming from ukiah south to santa rosa and see all that yellow just west of marin? that's headed toward you san rafael, mill valley, really getting wet this evening. what are the worst commutes in 80 towards richmond and hercules, 680 from benicia south to walnut creek danville and san ramon and also highway 24 through the new fourth bore of the caldecott tunnel less wet on 680 south of dublin and the south bay finally getting rainfall but still light showers for you in and around san jose. look at all that rain moving from west to east everything you see offshore wi

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cooks exclusively for the first family. so i had to ask him, what is the obamas' favorite things to eat? >> mrs. new secret weapon. >> just imagine what will happen when we take our kids to the grocery store and they see the "sesame street" muppets lining all over the produce aisle? >> "sesame street" teaming up with the first lady and foodie sex symbol, white house chef sam cass, to help reduce childhood obesity. >> can be a lot of fun and have impact. >> what is the president's favorite food? >> you know that's top secret information. no, just playing. always have vegetables, whole grains but will love a good burger. >> i'm going to give you an extra challenge. you ready for this? >> bring it. >>e have maria menounos, greek, mario loz, mexico. i'm from jersey. make the salad? >> pickles, let us it, cucumb s cucumbers, red pepper, jalapeno dressing for your man. >> works >>> were you a fan of "cheers"? >> sam malone is one of the greatest tv characters of all time. >> so, always cool to talk with ted danson, of course this week, not only got to see him, but i got to chat with hillary clinton? >

mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> the fight is far from over. tonight, the war over the waterfront is already shifting focus to a new target. good evening, i'm elizabeth cooken bastida. we will get to that story in just a minute but first, we have some breaking news on a statewide amber alert out of sunnyvale. in just the past hour we have learned that authorities tracked down and arrested the father who is accused of kidnapping his own two-week-old son. the infant was unharmed. 22-year-old mesut guler was reportedly stopped and questioned at a checkpoint in mexico. mexican authorities then contacted the u.s. border patrol. the mother of the infant reportedly called sunnyvale police last night after guler took the baby and texted her threats that he was leaving for good. police say guler may have kidnapped the child because of a recurring argument that the mother was having with him about wanting to move back to new york. authorities issued the statewide amber alert about 10:30 last night. the message was broadcast statewide on highway signs and the search for the baby and the father was on. the first real clues came when the suv that guler was driving was

mrs. linda m. macdonald. >>> our cameras role a floating crime scene being towed away after an apparent meth operation turns deadly. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm elizabeth cookf two bay area men were found on that houseboat about 6 miles south of rio vista. kpix 5's brian webb has been following the boat all day long looking into what went wrong and where it's headed next. brian. >> reporter: liz, fishermen have seen that boat bounce from place to place in the waters back behind me over the past couple of days. as for what was found on it breaking bad comes to the delta. video from cheap, a solano county sheriff's boat towing a crime scene, video from chopper 5 showing it being taken to an undisclosed location not something the locals like to hear. >> people are harm the environment as well as themselves and others. >> reporter: the likely floating meth lab was found in the back waters and sloughs that break off in the delta. the two missing fishermen found dead inside, fishing lines still cast in the water and what deputies believe was a small meth cooking operation in the galley. >> it's dangerous anywhere. >> reporter: the delta is a great getaway for boa

mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> crime on the rise across much of the bay area and tonight police in one bay area city are blaming technology. i'm allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cooks in union square in san francisco. new tech gadgets and new habits are making people easy prey for crooks, hey, da? >> reporter: that's right, liz. big crowds here in san francisco and that's why san francisco cops are passing out flyers to educate folks about distracted walking folks with their eyes on their smartphones rather than looking forward and cops blame it for a sharp rise in climb. >> they are oblivious. >> reporter: we have seen it and done it. eyes glued to the phone. >> so engrossed in their smartphone, that you can walk right up beside them and they wouldn't notice you. >> reporter: this is the result. people become easy targets for robbers. in fact, san francisco has seen a five-year high in crime mostly because of a sharp increase in property crimes and smartphone robberies. about 46,000 reported crimes in the first 10 months, and more than 85% are related to property crimes and smartphone robberies. across the bay in oakland, robberies comparing this year to last als

mr. o'reilly. >> on labor day. >> i have news monica i am filling in for you. melissa: all right up next, you may love the smell of turkey cookingn your house, but would you buy's candle that smells like kentucky fried chicken -- >> yeah. melissa: monica will, another company thinks you will, they have a customer in monica, find out why. you can never have too everyone money or too many kentucky fried chicken items smellg up melissa: time for fun with spare change,he mel of kentucky fried chicken, so delicious, would you want your home smelling like that4/7? a kentucky woman said yes, and she created a kentucky fried chicken candle. yes, there it is, the wan, joining me now, i have -- my first question is important, how did you mak a candle that smells like kentucky fried chicken. what is in this? >> thanks for having me on, an interesting process seems there is no other fried chicken candle on the market. melissa: i'm shocked. >> i know. i know, i had the idea i thought it was very brilliant or the worse idea. there was notng else like it. there were no scents that i could buy that would make it smell like fried chicken. i deci

friendly bond known as a cook as early as next it it will conform to law which bans interest and now the prime minister is also planning to launch a new index. explains exactly why mr cameron is so we go to this part of the world the british muslims contribute at least thirty billion pounds to the economy here while u.k. banks offer more islamic services than in any other western country in fact islamic funding has propped up some of the capital's largest developments including the shot on the olympic village but critics say the welcoming approach doesn't go beyond investment british politicians have in the past rejected proposals to recognise shari'a lower in certain areas with large muslim populations while the recent debate in parliament centered on whether or not to penalize local shari'a courts which help british muslims result family issues and when a small group of locals try to impose sharia law in london's east end the response was that of horror but when it comes to the potential goldmine that is muslim money the city of london's lord mayor recently said that islamic finance should be as british suspicion chips and the f.a. cup final reporting from the ci

cook activities. and iran may get some economic sanctions livedded. >> prize obama is apologizing to americans that are losing their tunnel health is insurance plans. mr. 3w58 says to one would have 25give up insurances that they have. but in the recent weeks they have received letters that say dibare bones policies do not meet the requirement. >> i'm sorry they are finding themselves in is this situation based on assurances from me. we have to work hard to make sure that they knee, we hear then an weir going to do everything we can too fbi folks that are zblrch two capitol little law makers i are here. they want to push back the gate of the individual pan date. that is part of the healthcare law that requires the are r un1450ured to sign up nor insurance or pace fax penaltiesing. the ban gate would push the bill together for the spring. >>> they have a bill to protect the children from the work place. >> it was a major victory in congress for support percent of gay rights. the bill pas passed by come fore march kin. margin. the bill as amended is passed. nine sithe senate ed easily pase act. >> well let the bells of freedom ring. it was another in th

mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> it's an unexpected space for tech startups and tonight, bay area entrepreneurs who work here are encountering uncharted waters in their quest to stay afloat. good evening, i'm elizabeth cooki'm ken bastida. dozens of people aboard a boat every day at pier 50 in san francisco. they go to work there. well, our ryan takeo joins us on board the floating office with why that boat needs to move. ryan. >> reporter: ken, it's because it has not been following the rules. if you get sea sick, you probably don't want to apply for a job here. this is a startup hub that's about to set sail. it's not your imagination. this work space is swaying. and for the last two years, it's been staying put, docked here at pier 50. the 135-foot former ferry houses five startups including luke van horn's whose company allows companies to monitor realtime energy use. he got in on the boat's ground floor, or sea level. what was the draw level to come here? >> it's a ship which is awesome. >> reporter: every day his office' backyard is the bay. and when have you ever heard this during an interisn't that true. >> seal! [ laughter ] -- during an interview? >> seal! [ laughter ] >> reporter: it's all part

mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> well, it looked like ordinary bay area coffee shops but the feds say there's something much more scandalous brewing behind the scenes. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm elizabeth cook0 our kiet do is in san jose where the feds and local police busted an illegal gambling ring. kiet. >> reporter: liz, we are live outside the ozone cafe on center road near tully road in east san jose. ozone was raided early this morning by the fbi and the dea agents and was shut down. we have videos of the interior. they are still open and serving customers. witnesses say the raid happened at 8 a.m. before opening for business. a locksmith opened the doors and agents seized gaming machines and evidence of gambling and extortion. sources say the business owners were being forced to give up large percentages of the winnings from the machines. 10 locations were raided simultaneously throughout the bay area. of those 10, 6 were in san jose. agent arrested 7 people. some of them had local ties to games here in san jose. they all now face federal charges. we confronted the manager of ozone tonight who denied everything. was there illegal gambling happening here? >> no. [ indiscernible ] >>

islam friendly bond cook as early as next it it will conform to the law which bans interest and gamble a prime minister is also planning to launch a new index boyko explains exactly why mr cameron is so we go to this part of the world the british muslims contribute at least thirty billion pounds to the economy here while u.k. banks offer more islamic services than in any other western country in fact islamic funding has propped up some of the capital's largest developments including the shot on the olympic village but critics say the welcoming approach doesn't go beyond investment british politicians have in the past rejected proposals to recognise shari'a door in certain areas with large muslim populations while the recent debate in parliament centered.

mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> tesla can't seem to catch a break! kpix 5 first on the scene after workers are injured at the company's bay area factory. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm elizabeth cookt, cal-osha is on the case and looking over tesla's safety plans. a problem with equipment at the company's fremont factory injured three workers. ryan takeo on the confusion during the initial emergency calls. ryan. >> reporter: fire crews came right here to gate 8 thinking that there was a fire. it turns out there was not. three workers had second-degree burns and in the last 15 minutes we learned one of the workers is released from the hospital. this video from chopper 5 shows an ambulance taking an injured worker to the hospital. a total of three workers were burned by hot metal. tesla emailed a statement this afternoon confirming the incident writing, "there was a failure in a low pressure aluminous casting press. three employees were injured by not metal from that press. we are making sure they have receive the best possible care" > everybody heard there was a fire at first so obviously respond a fire assignment. >> reporter: the fremont fire department instead started treating t