base to pay for this, and looking at the economic damage that could be done by this, there is a multiplier effect. this shows that even the bars and restaurants, they will not bear the brunt of the money that it out of the economy. it will be borne by the local shoe store, by the bookseller, by the small newspaper, advertiser. it is actually going to come out of the economy with non alcohol- related things, and to me, that was one of the surprising findings of the study, is that it is really not quick to come out of the retailers or directly alcohol. i mean, there will be a percentage, but the larger percentage, about 80%, millions of dollars -- so we are going to lose the multiplier effect. that is three to four times the cost of this. [bell] chair avalos: thank you very much. >> good afternoon. i am a substance abuse counselor, and i would like to commend supervisor avalos for doing this. it is needed in san francisco and will recover costs, and if you go by the impacts to become its web a neutral effect on the economy. thank you, supervisor avalos. chair avalos: thank you. are there any

having been before you many times before, i have some questions about environmental reports can multiplied into items, and we should consider a little bit of a limit to that that is imposed by the type of project we are looking at. this is a project well along in design. it is a hospital project which is far more complex and other projects we commonly built in san francisco. it is not revised up or down as readily as a condominium project, for example. it involves structural considerations and interlocking demands, mechanical and electrical systems. these are not easily change. the project has already been approved by the state office of health services, and that approval is -- the process would have to start over again of the project were substantially changed. any major changes proposed in the project is going to set it back possibly years. there are, of course, state deadlines, but there is a deadline far more important in that regard, and that is the one none of us can control that could come any day. i asked you to bear that in mind when you consider the possible multiplications of th

the number of reported cases have multiplied since last year. 446 homes were infested last year, and that is up 83 from last year. and also, now, libraries in the area have been infested. and nike shut down because of the bugs as well as the google offices and the empire state building. >> it really has everything to do with trucking. they have hitched the rides, they have the offices and the stores, and that's how thigh are getting there -- that's how they are getting there. >> baltimore city is fumigating the libraries, delivery vans, and the mobile libraries. >> there is a series of meetings, a week from today, wednesday at noon at the war memorial building to help you prevent the bed bugs and get rid of any. >> joey d'entremont was killed while crossing a road in harvard county. he will be laid to rest today. >> police say that kristy littleford was driving a cadillac, and she his the bicyclist, around it was lodged the entire time and when she got home, she noticed there was a bike under her car and notified the police. >> an emergency response plan comes in the wake of what occ

when international price shocks hit commodities, the effects are dramatically multiplied. most wheat is driven across the border from south africa. his meager salary remains the same, while the cost of living is on the rise. having to make sacrifices, they need meals for family every day. it is hard to change, and with limited infrastructure and farm land, it is actually cheaper to buy wheat from overseas. >> it is appropriate to produce wheat inside the country. >> the future looks fry child. many years to come, it will be filled with grain. >> the latest violence in a war- torn somalia of, a suicide bomber has detonated a car bomb. reports suggest somalia's president was at the airport at the time. >> the attack came after she had taken a trip. two gunmen spurring, opening fire as they make their way from the terminal. when they could give no further, the gunmen blew themselves of your your -- blew themselves up. they vowed to step up attacks on the country's government. it remains a luxury most people can only dream of. analysts say as long as peacekeepers are on the gr

she said the tool can detect the cancer when there are modified cells that have not multiplied to produce tumors. all she needs is a blood or saliva samples. no word on whether it will make it to the american market. >> teenagers believe sports drinks are part of a healthy lifestyle. adolescents who drank them were more likely to exercise and eat fruits and vegetables then those who drank soda. it is because of marketing that teenagers associate these drinks with a healthy way of life. >> excellent marketing. >> 65 degrees on tv hill. did joe flacco bounce back from a poor performance last week? >> this is a live look courtesy of art skycam. it is raining outside and it's raining awfully hard in some places. give yourself some extra time and some space between cars. and some space between cars. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. let's check your morning commute. we have some weather-related problems. right now we're dealing with a new accident on the outer loop just past 795. a vehicle spun out and is facing the wrong direction. there is an accident

it has a multiplier with the stimulus. there is a physiology behind this. i am mesmerized that it is not so obvious to the folks in washington. it may be a complete disconnect. it may not be rhetoric. there is a disconnect between washington and main street. it was beautiful when you heard from robert. it seems almost like pulp driven rhetoric. they say it every debate. it is nonsense. it is just words. i cannot understand how this is getting caught up in the politics in the senate. we're one or two of votes away from getting this as a done deal. all they have to pick up as one or two republicans. >> the online campaigning. to the states think the senate republicans are wavering? are the states using the programs and have a lot of people that will benefit from continuing to use them? >> the common currency with all the states is that the color of money is green. the states we're going after are red. mississippi, texas, and states similar to those are read states. we believe that when the true facts are put on the table that people will believe this is a bip

bay area multipliers. it is not really locally focused. it is pretty broad. regionally, modified. that is -- we do our best to make a reflection of san francisco, but it is not intended to be specific to san francisco. five years ago, we had discussions with builders, developers, city staff, asking whether if this is the way we wanted to do things. after a lot of analysis, looking at alternative ways to do this, we decided that this was the best thing that we could find, as long as it reflected the local index reasonably. >> have any questions? vivian? >> i agree with the suggestion that we keep the 2009 martial swift downey is in effect -- marshall swift values in effect. >> public comment? >> motion to approve? >> motion to approve that we adopt the 2009 cost schedule -- >> we are actually not adopting in. that we keep the 2009 rates in effect. >> ok. >> [roll call] >> and the action is to not adopt. [roll call] the motion passes. are we going back to 3? item 3. directors' report. update on tbi finances. >> good morning. i am the director of dbi. i am pleased to announce for the

they are multiplying. we made them multiply. we have not fed them anything special.ut -- >>guest: but that could be fed to humans for every pound we feed we only get a fraction back. >>neil: are we on the side of people over fish? >>guest: i am saying we could have more food for the people by not bradying the fish in the first place. >>neil: but you secure the fish population by increasing the fish population. in the end you have more fish safe and more being eaten. >>guest: but if we stuck to the plant based diets we with have more food to go around. >>neil: and we would have to eat what you eat? >>guest: what i eat is delicious. >>neil: if we could double or triple the population of yodels would you be for that? >>guest: of what? >>neil: thank you. the democrat who wants to stick around town to extend the bush around town to extend the bush tax cuts.na need 40 copies, obviously collated ♪ wht's going on? when we're crunched for time, brad combines office celebrations with official business. it's about efficiency. [ courier ] we can help. wh you ship with fedex, you

tonight you are multiplier is 2. the first white ball tonight is 8-35-27-16-42. your powerball tonight is 30. good luck, everybody. four years ago, bob ehrlich got fired as governor of maryland. for good reason. first, he protected tax loopholes for giant cable cable companies. then, he let utilities jack up our rates 72%. and for the last four years, he worked as a hired gun for big corporations, even a bank that took billions from a taxpayer funded bailout. ehrlich sides with corporate executives again and again and again tell bob ehrlich big banks and billionares don't need help. middle class marylanders do. >> a big day for terms football. you might not think so at a glance, but the panthers have proven fairly talented so far. maryland remains in the rebuilding mode. the terrapins led some breaks and have some staying power. o'brien after a shaky start to get it going in the second quarter. a great catch for williams. he did hang on, the game was tied at 7. he just blows up jr.. tony logan, no. 85, working on some symmetry from his own 15, one of the best pun

tonight you are multiplier is board. 18-44-1-39-37. here comes your powerball.owerball tonight is 13. good luck, everyone. >> the orioles took two out of three in the bronx last week. the reality, baltimore is a team fighting and to have the worst record in the american league. still some business to attend two from friday. the first pitch of the game, payback for alex rodriguez. derek jeter we get on base from that and score. the second home run in as many nights for andino. curtis granderson just put the nail in the coffin. sabathia gets his 20th win of the season. start felt good in college park. looking for another upset today. the terms were not exactly bright eyed and bushy tailed for the noon start. austin gets free for a 10-yard score. austin holding just about every rushing record in maryland high school football history. here he is again. his second touchdown of the game and quickly it is 14-0 in west virginia. terps getting out of their shell a little bit. a monster hit. third quarter, 28-0. robinson up for corey smith. 60 yards and a touchdown. how d

: in terms of the capacity, we ask them to let them know how many classrooms they have, this is multipliedmber of classrooms and taking into account at the elementary level, the fire code, and all of that was taken into consideration. the numbers that we have do include bungalows in the event that that is considered. commissioner: we're going to have to refer that to other committees. i know this is very hard, but if we are going to try to do this, that is what we are going to have to try to do. actually, identify yourself for the record. >> i live at 24th, where i believe it is the only tracked -- track. i am concerned because the elementary schools are not sustainably drawn. in other words, they will use this preference will be to go to higher performing is -- performing schools elsewhere. this is not the kind of performance that cesar chavez elementary has. sustainable diversity, but not to a school that is failing, and i am not sure you can do that. >> ok, hi. my name is -- i live in dogpatch at 22nd and hennessey. there was a proposed area for daniel webster, which is drawing all of d

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is 5.t's multiplier 10, 36, 52, 24, 55. powerball is 15. once again, here are the numbers. numbers. that's in andy harris' unfair tax plan. 23% sales tax. a 23% sales tax will cut my business in half. would be devastating. andy harris' 23% sales tax absolutely makes no sense. 23% sales tax would really make things unaffordable. that's too high for the average american out here. i don't know how we would manage it really. don't like that idea. we can't afford andy harris' idea. i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. bob ehrlich pretends to be for the working guy... but he's not on our side. i thought i knew bob ehrlich, but then i found out... he raised property taxes on every maryland family... and business. he increased college tuition... by 40%. 40%. and i thought i knew bob ehrlich. he was against raising the minimum wage. made $2.5 million... working for a lobbying firm. $2.5 million? he's not really on my side. with this tough economy, we really need a governor on our side. >> ravens continue to try to increase the strength drift --. so far, the ravens defense has excee

when international price shocks hit global commodity, the effects here are dramatically multiplied. most wheat is driven across the border from south africa. some comes from russia. the salary remains the same. having to make sacrifices, he said, i need bus fare and food for lunch at school. there are a lot of expenses. home grown grains have been promoted to ease the pressure on wheat. with limited infrastructure and farmland, it is cheaper to buy wheat from overseas. >> it is very expensive to bring wheat into the country. >> mozambique's's future looks fragile. many years to come, these silos will be filled with foreign grain, vulnerable to the changing tides. bbc news, mozambique. >> stay with us. when life becomes art, the reality of the baghdad bombing brought to a u.k. gallery. why fuller-sized models will be parading the catwalks during fashion week. first, the u.n.'s new aid coordinator will spend her first day on the job touring pakistan. she went there before setting foot in her office in new york. latest figures suggest 8 million people are in need of emergency aid. 1.8

. >> so far here in baltimore, just a few hundreds of an inch of rain, but that they multiplied tonight and tomorrow when a few inches may add up in the rain gauges around the region. the first batch of showers has shifted west back toward hagerstown and will continue to fall in the mountains through the day tomorrow. wore heavy showers south of richmond toward north pole, and you can see the continuation of the heavy rain down through north carolina. at one time it was tropical storm nicole. the national hurricane center indicated the tropical system has dissipated, but the moisture sources coming right up out of eastern florida through the carolinas and into baltimore. the new low pressure forming on the coast could bring us several inches of rain in parts of maryland. only a trace of rain so far at the inner harbor. the cloudy skies and showers could keep the temperature is below normal today. only 55 degrees of on skyline drive in the shenandoah national park. cecil county at 70 degrees and will stay in the upper 50's to mid 60's through the night. a possibility of heavier rain afte

when you start one group of jobs that multiplys. you have to go get your hair done pharmacy, food store. everyone benefits. >> big changes in aberdeen down neared ft. meade. today's event was all part of the realignment and closure process. >>> the state of maryland is getting $115 million in federal stimulus money to build a high speed broadband internet system that will criss-cross the entire state. the governor and state lawmakers made the announcement in canton. the network will reach 2 million homes more than 440,000 businesses. they are saying it's going to run from oakland to ocean city. >> this broadband grant will build a super information highway where broadband has not gone or if it has gone it's been too skinny and it's been a two-lane highway and now we're going to be a zoom zoom digital super highway. >> the one and only senator say the grant will help create 1600 jobs as well. >>> a great event hitting the water of the chesapeake bay. swim across america is an event coming to the baltimore area. they are raising money

but imagine everyone, you multiply and figure it out.ou have $18 a day you'll obviously buy a little more in bulk, but you're not feasting here. it's not a smorgasboard by any stretch of the imagination. >> it's just an interesting lesson or kind of -- to try to do yourself in this day and age. thanks so much, bob. we'll check back with you later in this newscast. >>> the time is 5:57. two krds tucandidates are turni the efforts to raise campaign funds. >>> the fight over san francisco's alcohol fee is far from over. see what's next after the mayor vetoed it. >>> a water main break is causing big problems. a live look at what's going on erthminecop u.ngxt >>> the health care reform bill kicks in tomorrow. we have answers to your questions. >> reporter: it's the second water main break in days for one east pay neighbod

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