the net operating actual income was $3.7 million. it would've been $250,000 over, and that would result in a payment of $60,000. commissioner buell: wasn't the reduction because there was a tournament and we missed almost a month of play? >> because it was such a large tournament, right after that, we had rain. that is comparing -- we would have been paying $60,000 to the pga tour golf course properties. >> if next year turns out like last year, but we will pay $60,000 and would be 25% of net income as defined. the year before, we had much better weather. we would pay $76,000. >> the second piece of this seems to be saying that if income goes up more than we project, it ends up being $300,000. we share that incremental -- >> 25% of the incremental revenue. >> it is my understanding that if the pieces of net income is better than budget, whatever the increment is, they would get $25,000. the second incentive has to do with looking at the entire budget. they are associated with running the clubhouse operations, the goal, of course, hav

and so what i am saying is, let's repair that safety net. let's make these programs solvent. let's ago now so people on it, 55 and above, see no change whatsoever and let's go forward with a system that has the safety net intact with a prosperous opportunity society where we pay off our debt. we don't give our kids the mountain of debt in tax rates that will crush their ability to see the american dream. we already know we're giving the next generation of lowered living standards according to the congressional budget office. let's reverse that. if you read the road map you will see a better, more sturdy, more reliable and higher safety net for low income people and for sicker people for health and retirement security than what we have today. >> my argument would be that in a sense what we ought to have in the country. that's-- at this table and everywhere else is a debate about one, where there is a consensus. in order for the united states to be -- >> i think we can get there. >> in order for the united state to be a more competitive societ

net revenue. how confident are you we will achieve that level of revenue? >> we did not do a detailed review of that estimate. it looks reasonable to us and we reported it to you as represented by the department. but i cannot say with certainty that that will be achieved. chairperson avalos: for the department, how did you come up with that figure in terms of revenue? are you working to assure that is what you are able to achieve with your pilot program? >> american samoa revenue estimates were meant to be very conservative. -- those revenue estimates were meant to be very conservative. it makes it easy to pay even with credit cards. it takes into account the projected decrease in parking meter related cetacean revenue, making it easier to pay and having longer time limits. people will pay more at the meter but likely get your parking tickets. the net result is a small net increase in overall parking meter related revenue. chairperson avalos: a follow-up question. generally, we are major failings.

immigrants are a net contributor to the economy. it is easy to be distracted by the fiscal analysis which is about tax revenues and expenditures. entire categories of people at a certain phase in their life and a certain period in their economy are net users of tax resources. as it happens since we're running a big federal deficit right now, we're all net users of resources. if you add us you will up together, we're not producing enough revenue to cover the expenses of the government. people that are older, children, those are categories of people who are net drains on the economy. that's a fiscal analysis, not an economic analysis. so point number one for your friends who are not persuaded that immigration is a good thing, get them off the fiscal analysis and ask them to focus on the economic analysis. that's a bigger picture analysis. yes, a child of 7 costs money because they attend school and no, they don't work. the last time i checked, that was a good thing. later when they go on to do wonderful and innovative things, whether

an entire house covered in orange nets. it's the same kind of netting the islanders use in the sea. inside the house sit dishes and bowls wrapped in colorful kimono cloth. sue peddly created the work. her challenge was to create art that could originate on all this but forgotten island. miss peddly, a house covered by orange net, a rather significant piece of work of art. what does this signify? >> it's normally used for growing nori seaweed and used in the gardens here and so it's a way of transforming this path, this place, and this everyy activity of nettingnd fishi annet-making. >> reporter: the island is quickly becoming desolate. in the last 50 years, the population shrank by two-thirds. a fishing family of three generations lived in the house until 20 years ago. the family abruptly left the island, leaving all their furniture behind, including these dishes and cloths. >> these objects and fabrics are found in the house that were left behind 20 years ago, and there were so many of them, of the plates and i wanted to transform these everyday materials and objects by using the w

cannot fly so poachers would take that opportunity to cram them into nets. and the them with sticks. now that catching swans is prohibited the population has started to increase. in the fifty years only five pairs of swan nested in the ball delta but now the numbers have gone up hundreds of times over us. this one the scene is a symbol of devotion as it was thought that once pet they stay together for knife. as soon as they settle down in the large plot and start building nests as a rule other birds anywhere nearby welcome. people because they're worthy of the appearing nesting season the female seats on the nest while the male swims around to guard against intruders. swans are very strong birds they don't like the presence of other birds especially glee's sometimes swans even cheese geese out from a shared habitat. movie there are five to seven eggs in a swans nest. or something frightens them that they leave their nests. crews often use this tactic to steal the eggs. or get the a couple of always accompany motor boats when they reach the end of their secti

with hitler germany demands are going to land and gets its way they also have been traded a safety net for them so. nineteen thirty nine the whole of europe is in dalton war efforts to establish a system of collective security in one nine hundred thirty trail and it's still on the agenda that. the lessons to be learned from the munich agreement on our t.v. . space crump's it's coming down it. the international space station on its second disk has solved and then the i phone still on the nate the crew's return. on the brink of collapse the clemency concepts but still about little hope for the heroes they gather at a friend's in some molecules of recent months billion euro bailout and destinations signaled the beginning of the end monotremes. more ukrainian president's speech at the u.n. these two war college by american officials and western delegations that's what we do the shouting actions of this behind the nine eleven terrorists have said. that they can schools all the way now with the. hello and welcome to what you are today's sports news thanks for joining us and let's begin with

a few minutes later a rat finds coaches next to one of the real dominance dimitry there is a net. oh yes i see it. the net is full of fish most likely it was last checked a long time ago. the bulk of the fish dead. may have killed them all. they then set the surviving fish free which was one of the kind of fish is it anyway shall we let them go dimitri yes sure. the boat continues on its way to mourn that some found there by the ranger space again l.o.l. oh there there are three minutes here again so shall i remove them right i'm going to do it right away. empties one of the nets and leave it in place dogs will come here in the evening to ambush the poacher. in the evening while decent parents descend on the area. here has little fear of humans they know from experience that they will not be disturbed by all that in the reserves which is why there are so many. in these head. to visit them in the movie. list of ways to move to just paradise center. if it were not for the military presence which occupies almost two thirds of the un instead. and overshadows the people's everyday live

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you have to be casual when you climb without a net. you'd be very casual about getting arrested as well. he's done other buildings before, tom. >> we talked about the sears tower and we're talking about other buildings, too, at the world trade center. he's well-known. he's done other buildings around the world as well. and, again, he says that his whole objective is to point out the vulnerabilities, particularly as it relates to terror attacks of these highrise buildings, although it's not exactly clear what it is that he intends to demonstrate except that people can gain access but doing what he does, i suppose. >> and the connection between labor day -- why he chose today, the significance that might have. it would be interested to find out why he chose this day. >> he only has about ten more feet. once he gets to the top our assumption is -- more san francisco police officers are up there. maybe they're extending a hand to him to help him up and say -- you've had your fun. time to go away and they'll book him and, obviously, it's no

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. >> reporter: experts say stucks net is an exceptionally sophisticated computer worm that attacks the software used to control automated systems. it's now been found in thousands of compute centers ashark europe and the u.s., but 60% of the infected computers are in iran. stucks net's first target may have been iran's nuclear facilities. >> it's one of the most sophisticated threats we've seen and certainly one of the most worrying considering it actually wants to change how machinery in the real world works. >> stucks net is designed to weave its way into automated systems that control anything from an oil refinery to a water treatment facility. once inside a computer, it secretly steals information and rewrites computer codes. security experts say this malware or malicious software is no software dreamed up by a simple hacker, but one that took five or six experts months to create. >> not too many people could pull this off. certainly a governemnt agency would be one of the suspects. >> experts believe stucks net was originally contained in a memory stick. it first struck in june 20

for some twenty million dollars netting. being one. early kick off probably the most disappointing team of the year to date. particularly. much better against. the. points of the season. winning the battle of the big spenders. making. the city. to. three to win the. whole thing. keeping them in the bottom of the table. london with. the goal inside of craven cottage. in the. in the driving seat as he. named his second. singapore grand prix the twenty nine year old achieving a remarkable turnaround after a slow start on the street circuit engine problems done on to list. a blistering final run red bull sebastian vettel will start of on the grid with. the third. momentums with two time world champion along so though he put in a position to follow up his wind and it's a fortnight ago with another one on the singapore. moving to the hardwood where the must. reach the second qualifying round of the euro league dining. eighty five sixty six in game two of their two match series lose. big benjamin. stream effect of finishing with a perfect six

enough kirilenko has a chance to contribute to the future success of the russian owned new jersey nets because the centerpiece of the deal is the denver nuggets super stopper mel anthony frustrated with the organizations failing to build a championship roster around him if the deal goes through it would sound anthony to the nets with them are getting very favors along with him and go in future draft picks another piece is shallow and francois with brees do you all would go to the jazz in exchange for the nets point guard david harris. and stay with basketball's russia clench their second straight wait out the women's world championships in the czech republic edging the hosts on friday and i get more than that one with twenty one points but that wasn't a mouthful that checks the way and russia determinates in the final moments of the game to secure a fifty five to fifty two win and move top of the group d. standings they take on in their last group. and let's move on to formula one now red bull dominated the practice for the singapore grand prix setting the two. faustus times ahead of s

to safety net for them so. nineteen thirty nine the whole of europe isn't in war efforts to establish a system of collective security in one hundred thirty eight failed and it's still on the agenda of. the lessons to be learned from the munich agreement on. wealthy british. markets. scandal. what's really happening to the global economy in these kinds of reports. the so use spacecraft has successfully landed in kazakhstan it left the international space station on its second attempt after an earlier false alarm delayed the crew's return. on the brink of collapse economists and currency experts hold out hope for the euro as they gather at a conference in berlin. and war of words american officials and western delegations walk out of the rain and president's speech at the u.n. as he blames the u.s. for the nine eleven attacks. and italia is here now with all the latest sports news . hello and welcome to what you are today's sports news thanks for joining us and let's begin with i'm having lines. missed opportunit

historically we've been reporting net, bottom line. and from an accounting perspective it's better to report both gross revenues and net expenditures. so this includes a $14.9 million of the revenue picture. we also -- you also approve the audit extension -- the toe contract last board meeting and that adds $2 million to our revenue line item. as well as reheard from the treasurer tax collector that we should expect about $600,000 more in parking tax for 2011. this has been offset by three adjustments to our revenue. we were little bit aggressive on our parking permits and we've seen a decline in our neighborhood parking permits. so we reduced that by $3 million. we've also reduced the parking meter collection by $6.8 million because of the delay in -- the park installation by about 90 days plus the new meters that are going to go out a little bit later than we projected. we're also decreasing our projection for the parking and while this is employment parking it includes the employee parking and the citywide parking process that direc

they had created a safety net for themselves nine thirty nine the whole of europe is involved in war efforts to establish a system of collective security nine hundred thirty eight failed and it's still on the agenda. the lessons to be learned from the munich agreement. as the spacecraft a success. space station on its second has had. the crew. on the brink of collapse the. current. little hope for the euro as they gather at a conference and some of the recent. designations signaled the beginning of the end of the trade union. president's speech at the u.n. needs to. fishelson western delegations. claim washington was behind the nine eleven terror attacks. hello and welcome to what you are today's sports news thanks for joining us and let's begin with i'm having lines. missed opportunities far doc failed to be the car in the premier league the muscovites held to a draw in friday's on this extent. up to nine seasons were you the jazz andre curing and always on like trading block with the new jersey in that same ng to snatch carmelo anthony. and also luke donald and jamie now that they

there isn't a lot of net debt on the balance sheet. they have actually been a consolidator, and this is a great time to enter this marketment we think there be much more consolidation. >> tom: mark, when you talk about long-term, is it 12, 18 months, or longer? >> probably a couple of years. >> tom: f.m.c. technology is unique in technology. it is really an oil services technology ferm. it has had a nice rally off the summertime lows. what is the catalyst? >> part of it was the concerns about the cessation of deepwater drilling. we recently added this name because they're one of the more environmentally-friendly players in the industry. they have an excellent safety record. we think longer term, they will continue to be safe drilling. this is one of the ways to play that. >> tom: back on march 17th, you were with us in the springtime. eastman kodak, off by almost 40%. sineron medical, off by 24%. and american capital, a publicly traded private capital company, it is up by 13%. explain the differences here. >> right. when we offered the

word sixteen minutes from time balance ensuring some impressive skills in the box for netting to win a spot. for back in the top six but i miss when. you're on a line you get to them it's a beer you spend thirty minutes in there look great play from alexander at times because i'm time to go to set up you guineas and all the home crowd was all set to celebrate and when i read when the final whistle approaching when the friend heading in the equaliser so draw him one point still in the sceptical results for a rock bottom side but a lot. over ideas three minutes into injury time collins managing to get to the bar get into the back of the net to one. more game still going on. because on side need victory desperately to keep playing. needs. in the second half. stunning late come back from ever turn and i mentioned i did hole three points at goodison park as i told him and scored twice in injury time that's a claim for. the red devils who wayne rooney looked to be cruising at a loss goal strikes from cahill in. the side as a share of the spoils elsewhere also had too much for ten month old

we do propose a handful of exceptions to the proposed legislation that would allow for the net proceedings to be applied to one, pay down the loan if the lender requires such payment in the loan agreement, two, for the maintenance and renovation of different historic buildings that are owned or leased by the same owner, and finally, that the funds be used to assist businesses that are located within the historic building. for example, it could be used to support our production and theater business. again, thank you for listening. supervisor maxwell: i'm going to ask planning to have comments on this. thank you. >> my name is george williams and i'm speaking on behalf of spur. i was assistant director of planning in the 1980's and was very involved in the creation of the downtown plan and the creation of the t.d.r. scheme. a little bit of background. the t.d.r. scheme was developed as a mechanism for preserving a lot of the nice old buildings in the downtown. the way we did that, we wanted to preclude the office district moving into chinatown and in the tenderloin which it was doing and mov

it is required that there be three square feet of housing built for every 1 foot of nonresidential, net new nonresidential space built, so the way that has been administered and the way it reads as any development that is not providing housing, we would subtract out the square footage from that requirement, and they would be required to build up to 3 square feet of housing for every net new occupied square foot of nonresidential space that is proposed to be built. and as you know, -- chair maxwell: just for the public, could you explain that a little bit more? can you kind of give us a better picture of it? >> sure. maybe by way of example. if the was a proposal to build a 1000 square foot office building -- supervisor chiu: using the numbers for this project? >> miggy my staff has them. the idea is that there be a three to one -- in other words, 7 5% essentially note is what the code currently requires, but it allows you to attract up the square footage at, so in the case of cpmc, it would be subtracted from the overall requirement, subtracted from their proposed square footage in orde

so this -- the net number for service addback is close to $10 million. however, if you disregard it and look at the transit operators, the budget was close to $14 million. remember we had budget in 2009. director heinicke: let me ask it three ways. how much did it cost on salaries and maintenance to restore 5% of our service or addback half of the service we -- add back half of the service we cut? how much service did we gain thanks to the other unions and how much are we paying total for this $5.75% increase? >> so let's start off with the savings we got from the other labor unions first. that was somewhere in the $9 million. director heinicke: $9 million for the -- >> local 21. >> the labor increases for the t.w. added up to about $11.2 million in salary line item and another $2.5 million in the trust fund payment. so about $14 million total. director heinicke: $14 million in salary and benefits to restore half of our service cuts? >> no, for the t.w. increase. director heinicke: it cost us $14 million. >> right. director heinicke: how much did it cost

that it's a net plus, particularly when you compare it with what came before and the invasion of iraq. >> i agree because after the invasion of eric and with this president and his multicultural background it is a net plus. >> there's no question as i travel around the world that president obama raised expectations that there would be a different kind of america. that can be dangerous. the possibility of disappointment, chronic disappointment -- but you told us that this would be different and it isn't. i think that's a real danger for us going forward and i think obama and his advisors understand that. chris: i think grown-up response and childish responses are always going to be interesting. >> don't look for grown-up responses. chris: before we break, the president wanted this past week to be about his plan to pull this country out of the economic digits -- ditch it's in. no such luck. here's dave and jay. >> the economy is so bad i saw a possum playing dead today just to collect the insurance money. that's how bad. >> here's another indicator how bad the comply is. i was in times

for growth energy production net energy decline is a very sharp in comparison now one of the biggest fields in the world one of the three biggest fields in the world council failed in mexico showing sharp decline zero over year also parallel emergence of a narco state incredibly violent is there a connection between pig garlin mexico and the rise of those not those state in violence that's now spilling over into the us all i'm quite sure there is and any number of places where states are are failing this you would have to you have to have a certain amount of energy in in a system in order to maintain the level of socio economic complexity and i think failed states are a reflection of the wealth that he sucked out of the periphery in favor of the center and if you if you suck out more than that a certain amount you leave that state with too little energy too to actually maintain the socioeconomic complexity that it currently has and i think they're moving towards a system that's even more elitist than than it already was and mexico is extremely elitist beforehand but a lot of the powe

of how much oil is or is not under the ground it's what can you extract and so you have to look at net energy energy return on energy invested which is falling off a cliff then surely if you get to the point where the energy return on energy invested is one now which you put a barrel of oil in and you recover a barrel of oil so with that energy at that point you no longer have an energy source it doesn't matter how much oil is left out of the ground you can't get it and the reason that energy return on energy invested is falling so sharply is that we cherry picked the easy cheap things to get at and we have now left the difficult and expensive fraction where people are working in the deep offshore and looking to work in the arctic and working in a iceberg alley off newfoundland for instance these are areas where the costs of production are very high not just in financial terms but absolutely in in energy terms so the amount of energy it takes to put in compared to what you get out for these much smaller fields we're discovering today than we did previously that that is not looking good

a safety net for them so. the whole of the. war effort. failed and it's still. the lesson to be learned from. the. president. beatriz. taj mahal hotel. the. sheraton. collection. two cosmonauts and astronauts return to earth safely meeting technical problems that endanger their own docking for b. international space station on friday. we can all make experts predict the collapse of the euro as they gather in berlin saying the currency has been flawed from the moment it was introduced. and brain power flows back to india as a troubled us economy pushes many migrants to return to their homeland for the promise of a brighter future. more news in fifteen minutes time and coming up next as a sports news with natalee. hello and welcome to what you are today's sports news thanks for joining us and let's begin with an have mines. missed opportunities spartak failed to be the car in the premier league the muscovites held to a draw in fry these on the fixture. up to nine seasons with you the jazz andre curie and joey is all like trading block with a new jersey in that sam

to safety net for them so. the whole of the. war efforts to establish a system of collective security nine hundred thirty eight failed and it's still on the. lessons to be learned from the. wealthy british. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy. global financial headlines tune in to watch. a silly space. it will it's on. the international space station. so long delayed the crew's return. on the brink of collapse economist and current six but hold on a little low for the euro as they gather at a conference and some argue the recent multi billion euro bailout still designations signal the beginning of the end of bonnet trade union. world was the iranian president's speech at the u.n. leads to help by american officials and western delegations. within washington is behind the nine eleven terror attack it's. ok ms ali is up next a live action sports news for us. hello and welcome to what you are please sports news thanks for joining us and let's begin with i'm having lines. missed opportunities far doc fail