mr. schaeffer? >> this is about city finances. the current budget is $6.8 billion. that is twice the size of the budget of alameda county and the city of oakland combined, twice what they spend, yet we still do not have money for basics like paving streets. there is a bond measure to pave the streets. my question is, what is the problem? why do we spend so much money, yet have so little money for basic things? >> i think we have to look at where the city is making investments and are we getting a good return on that. we spend a $13.5 million per year on the top 225 street alcoholics, jail, so boring centers, individuals moved by paramedics -- sobering centers, individuals moved by paramedics. i have advocated what seattle does, housing where individuals or chronic alcoholics -- >> does that tell a larger store? >> i think it does. 12.9% of the time, an operator is not showing up for a shift. that is a huge loss. we have $11 million of fare evasion. i know it is not working. i know what has not worked under three past mayors and we will do the things that make sense

mr. schaeffer? >> this is about city finances. the current budget is $6.8 billion. that is twice the size of the budget of alameda county and the city of oakland combined, twice what they spend, yet we still do not have money for basics like paving streets. there is a bond measure to pave the streets. my question is, what is the problem? why do we spend so much money, yet have so little money for basic things? >> i think we have to look at where the city is making investments and are we getting a good return on that. we spend

mr. schaeffer's version, jackson died just as the last drop is administered. >> you constructed a simulationust by chance... that the exact time the bottle ran out, michael jackson also died?. >> yes. >> do you think that is a coincidence? >> no. that is my intent. >> he -- that if that is also the defense argued schaeffer is not qualified to discuss addiction. >> you decided to venture outside of your area of expert ease and tell us that. is that right? >> that is what i stated. yes. >> tee fence lawyers opened their case aggressively, getting to the second witness within 30 minutes and showing two surveillance videos within the home. the footage recorded after jackson came home from rehearsing. the prosecution called 33 witnesses. the defense is expected to call less than half of the number that could wrap up the case by thursday. >> and let's take you live to los angeles tlchl is a picture in. president obama just arrived in los angeles. >> he is coming here to the bay area tomorrow to san francisco to speak and get money at the w hotel. >> he'll only be here a couple of hours but is movi

mr. schaeffer one of the things that struck me as he spoke was the idea that in the past with the internetwe did not build in security at the outset. and we have to play catch-up. mr. curan outlined a number of things that do with building security into our advances in computer technology, including the cloud. could you comment on the comments he made? >> certainly, sir. i agree that we are in a position where we're using a technology and infrastructure that was not originally intended to be with the security issues in midn. nd. and i agree there are number of initiatives underway to address a number of those a vulnerabilities and issues. i think there has been good examples that exist within our intelligence community and within the secure side of government operations that point in the direction there were able to build architecture sick can secure data and applications -- can secure data and applications in a private environment. the question is how will we do that in a public environment? i come back to the comments that suggested into we can do that, we have to be careful about what w