resolution approving cellular service equipment sites leases between new cingular wireless pcs, llc nextel of california, inc., and sprint spectrum realty, july 1st, 2009 for the term of five years and approving amendment 1 to the cellular service equipment leases. >> thank you very much for this item. we have cathy wetener from the airport. >> good morning, chair chu, supervisor avalos. [speaker not understood]. the airport is here seeking your retroactive approval for four leases with cingular, sprint-nextel, verizon and t-mobile to continue to provide cellular services to our passengers at cfo. at this time we're also requesting approval for modification to extend three of the four leases for an additional five years. * sfo the current leases with the cellular providers were approved by the airport commission in 2009 for an original term of five years. staff inadvertently neglected to bring the leases to the board at that time. it was determined that the nature of the cellular service leases did not lend itself to selecting one provider through an exclusive lease. therefore any cellular

. >> you did come from the private sector employer number 13 at nextel. you got your mba then you turn to the public sector and now chairman of the national governors association. how concerned are they? >> biv ameristar highly concerned but they are not sitting back. the layout is to grow our way out. their focus to continue the economic climate to focus on what makes the biggest difference. liz: governors are hesitant to offer it fights but a sticking point* could be the point* of $250,000 or more. you know, what that means. would you bring that up at 500,000 like war buffett said before you allow the bush tax cuts to expire? >> i have not given that a lot of thought. but have thought of the impact on states. we want to make sure that if all that is done with a cough to -- cost shift basis they're not deposition to pick up the extra cost. we're grateful and we have a call last week with vice president biden and we look forward to continue to make sure our voice is heard. >> jpmorgan chase and capital one coming to delaware. 20 million and where does tha

. >> when i traveled with my kid i used ask people if anyone would like the switch seats and said nextel them. >> did that work? >> no. it now we have a strike to contend with. >> you are right it began about 9:00 p.m. last night. will tran is joining us live this morning. i see the pickets eyes behind do well. >> that is right there are about a dozen people here they started gathering at about 530 this morning. there in front of the entrance to this place to send a message to the port of oakland. the truck drivers and the background cannot go through at this time because they are afraid they may hit the workers which is why they're out in front. they cannot pick up or dry drop off their lows and that could impact holiday shopping. whether and not these items will make it to the store shelves. and joining me is that had of the s e i you is the vice president. those watching might be wondering well little johnny get his way is and what other people be able to get their holiday deal or shopping going on? >> it is not our intent to keep little johnny from getting his christmas present. we c

gerri: knocking tens of thousands of dollars, maybe more, of the price of your nextel's sounds appealingreclosed homes up for grabs that offers huge discounts. with more on where to find them and how to do it, executive vice presidents. always great to see you and have you on the show. thank you for coming in. here is what i want to know. foreclosure deals dwindling. september buyers got a 7% discount. that is down from 9% last year. mit late? have i missed it? >> there are still bargains to be had every tour across the country. and the discount numbers are relative. you're still going to find properties in a given market that have considerably higher discounts. i think the folks probably among the most conservative in determining foreclosure discounts. so a lot of opportunity people looking for discount properties. gerri: this talk about the kinds of things you are thinking about you say star with sale price. hata analyze that? >> what you want to take a look at is your average cost per square foot. certaanly take a look at comparable properties in the area. for a lot of people that mea

there are worse deals, aol/time warner, sprint/nextel, countrywide purchase by bankamerica i argue cost share holders a lot more over time. this certainly was no good. >> oracle posted a press release and said you did talk to us about as 6 billion deal. we thought the price was too rich even at that. to sell to hp for 11 billion and change, tough wonder what oracle knew about this and what they were thinking in valuing the company at 6 billion only to have the price nearly double a couple months later. >> people were questioning it at the time. they were questioning hp strategy, seemed out-of-the-box, the short-lived ceo made that decision, at the same time he was talking about splitting the company in two something reversed by current ceo meg whitman. you are right you kayla, was there more due diligence that could have been done? they relied on deloitte. >> david, this is herb. on this, deloitte has to be on the hook somewhere along the line on why they didn't catch it. i kate haight to keep harping on the same old thing. they didn't catch it yet others out there who caught it prior t

this circle k where he dropped terrance williams off and said he made that call from his work issued nextelgators say they'd pulled his phone records and told him there was no record of a call to this circle k from his cell phone, he brushed it off, saying simply, quote, i don't know what to tell you. you've been doing this for a long time. you know when something doesn't smell right. do you think that de calki had anything to do with the disappearance and possible death of these two men? >> he's absolutely in the middle of the investigation and everything i turn to brings me right back to steve calkins. >> months after santos and williams went missing, deputy calkins, a 16-year veteran, was fired for lying in connection with the investigation for terrance williams. calkins hasn't been charged with a crime because no criminal evidence was ever found linking calkins to the disappearances. in the case of terrance williams, investigators say the deputy's car was searched and described as immaculate. calkins home was never searched because, according to investigators, they didn't have the evide