we say, fine, we'll put this fellow on the board. however, you have to sign on the dotted line that you will not speak ever to the public, do anything outside of the bounds of the role not just of what you think a board member is, but i would write rules and if you are to -- if you were to contractually somehow get kicked off the board. that's the structure of whatever transaction here i would be setting up with that. i don't know if it is possible. but i was thinking this -- last night, what i would do if i was a boardmember.

mcnulty family, 182, williams family not on the board. come on, let's get it on. give me kim, give me michael. point values are double. top 8 answers on the board. name the most dangerous place to make love. kim. >> a cliff. steve: a cliff. hanging off a cliff. michael? >> the roof. steve: the roof. up on the roof, sliding. katie. >> parking lot. steve: parking lot. julian. >> the car. in the car. steve: the car. there we go. pass or play? >> we would like to play. steve: hey, jimmy, let me meet you. what do you do, sir? >> uh, i'm a-a basketball referee. [laughter] steve: sure about that, jimmy? >> yes. yes, i'm positive about that, steve. steve: i'm a... hey, jimmy, i like the way you start looking for the-- trying to locate what you do out in the air. i'm a... oh, there it is. basketball referee. that's good, man. how long you been refereeing? >> oh, i've been refereeing for the past 12 years. steve: oh, yeah? what-what-- >> i referee locally here with rec leagues, and i also referee for some guys that used to be harlem globetrotters. steve: really? >> yes. yes

pitts family not on the board. give me lucinda; give me susan. ["family feud" theme plays] steve: hey, ladies, point values are doubled. we've got the top four answers on the board. name an occupation where no conscience is required. lucinda. >> police officer. steve: police officer. steve: susan. >> wrestling. steve: wrestling. steve: deborah. >> politician. steve: poli--yeah. >> good answer, good answer! steve: jennifer. >> lawyer. steve: lawyer. wow! >> we're going to play, steve. steve: they're going to play. steve: wow. that was really good. that was pretty good. hey, john, name an occupation where no conscience is required. >> a chef. steve: a ch--yeah. hey, i don't care how it tastes. a chef! andy, only one strike. give me an occupation where no conscience is required. >> teacher. steve: a teacher. hey, haley! we've got two strikes. you've got to be careful. the grace family can steal. >> i'm going to say judge. >> judge. good answer. steve: a judge. ok, grace family, here's your chance. this is a tough one. i really have to admit that. thi

top seven answers on the board. name something you'd hate to have happen while you're taking a bath. [buzzer] allison? >> the water gets cold. steve: the water gets cold! [bell] beverly? >> somebody comes in on you. steve: someone walks in on you! [applause] [bell] pass or play. >> we are going to play. steve: they're going to play. [applause and cheering] hey, shea! tell me something you'd hate to have happen while you're taking a bath. >> somebody rings the doorbell. steve: somebody rings--somebody rings the doorbell! [bell] [applause and cheering] hey, cathy, tell me something you'd hate to have happen while you're taking a bath. >> the telephone rings. steve: the telephone rings! [bell] [applause and cheering] hey,ill, tell me something you'd hate to have happen while you're taking a bath. >> your bubbles run out. steve: your bubbles run out. ain't no more bubbles! i hate it when them bubbles run out. ain't no more bubbles! [buzzer] steve: ok. hey, joey, you only got one strike, sir. tell me some--tell me somethi

top 4 answers on the board. typical episode of the "jerry springer show," name something a woman might reveal to her husband. deborah. >> that she's leaving with another woman. steve: she's leaving with another woman. yeah, that's jerry springer, all right. leaving with another woman. ron. >> that she had a baby with some other man. steve: she had a baby with another man. >> all right. steve: pass or play? >> play. steve: they're gonna play. [cheering and applause] tony, my man, how are you feeling? what do you do, sir? >> i'm a podiatrist in private practice for about 23 years, same as lawrence. steve: foot doctor. >> foot and ankle. steve: got a question for you, man. got a question for you. i bought those shoes that your toes fit in individually. >> yes. steve: and i wore them, and i went on this long walk, and after that, my heels were extremely sore. they've never stopped hurting. when i wake up in the morning, man, it's very painful on my heels now to walk. what...what do i have? >> you have plantar fascii

we say, fine, we'll put this fellow on the board. however, you have to sign on the dotted line that you will not speak ever to the public, do anything outside of the bounds of the role not just of what you think a board member is, but i would write rules and if you are to -- if you were to contractually somehow get kicked off the board. that's the structure of whatever transaction here i would be setting up with that. i don't know if it is possible. but i was thinking this -- last night, what i would do if i was a boardmember. i had a strange dream last night. >> what is interesting about this whole episode, i think, and was, you know, laid out in all of the letters, whether from ackman's side or from the jcpenney board side is that nowhere did the jcpenney board push back and say, no, mike ullman is going to be our long-term guy. they in their own letter -- >> he was only supposed to be there for six months or something. >> he is the interim guy. in their own statement, to ackman, after this whole thing started, even they say they're

board? >> yes. i miss being on the hp board. a mistake in resigning as i did. >> do you regret it? >> yes, i regret it. >> he's moved on, though. he's a member of the board of rupert murdoch's news corp, and there are few pleasures that money can buy that he denies himself or that he doesn't like to show off. [ engine revs, tires screech ] >> let's go through the tom perkins litany. you used to own the world's most expensive sports-car collection. >> the best. maybe the most expensive. >> okay. you currently own a bentley, a $450,000 porsche carrera gt, an aston martin, the maltese falcon, and a second yacht. who needs two yachts? well, we won't go into that. you own a 900-year-old moated estate in england, and i'm only telling what we know about. so, you do like to show off. >> guilty as charged. >> analyze that for us. why do you have to have the biggest and the first? what is that? >> you know, i'm no psychiatrist, but it probably comes from my childhood and the attitude of my parents. >> an only child, perkins grew up during

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buildings, and we are obviously attracted to the historic square and we support the developer coming on board and taking this project on and seeing the completion of this building. i guess that renovation is a strong woerd, but evolution and seeing the bliet lifted. what we are concerned with is we are blue sky starved already and we are at the base of the financial district and also the cer csf that went up right in the sun arc and blocked a lot of our sunlight during more than half of the year. and we are very supportive of the developer, and working through this project. what we do want to ask is that

am i going to get the police department, how am i going to get city council -- they're partially on board, but some of our people in public works are here today. how can i convey to them that i'm not a nut -- everybody here thinks i'm a nut because [speaker not understood]. how did they really take this seriously and realize that graffiti is a crime and it requires money and it requires attention from the officials, not just from covering graffiti? is there an answer? can you give me some sort of -- what's a good direction? >> [speaker not understood]. >> [speaker not understood]. basically the task force, they'll put together and try to convince the citizens something is happening, then it will go away. it's no longer a political issue. what turned the corner for us, we had a mayor go out during one of our zero tolerance on blight mayor. she went out on a clean up day. the people from the better business bureau went with they are and started dragging her through the streets and started showing her the [speaker not understood], showing her the graffiti all over and what an impact it's hav

on board. both dead at the scene.alked about the crash happened during the approach to the runway at the birmingham airport. they are sending down a go team and investigator from atlanta will be flying over there. expected to land by noon today eastern time. >> that's right. already on their way there to begin the investigation. of course, everyone sending out condolences to two people who have already lost their lives in the u.p.s. crash. >>> 6:42. more news ahead. stay with us. >>> 6:44, we begin of solid news with an update to breaking news we've been following this morning in alabama where two crew members confirmed dead in this u.p.s. cargo plane crash. it happened just outside the birmingham airport. ntsb just wrapped up a news conference this morning. now a go team will be headed to the scene to start its investigation. "today in the bay's" marla tellez following the story since it happened and joins us with latest details. >> we heard from a board member with the ntsb. he spoke to reporters from arlingt arling

the vessel had 18 crew on board when it happened. it is not clear what happened. >> a deadly fire on a submarine caused by two major explosions that occurred close to midnight. 18 sailors were on board the vessels that were docked. firefighters rushed to the spot and labor to oust the flames in two hours. residents in the area recalled hearing a loud sound. >> we were standing here, just about to go to work. suddenly, there was a rocket like sound. then there was a blast. almostsubmarine has entirely sunk. just a small portion visible across the water. there is no contact with those who were on board. , two werecrew married officers. six sailors were married. we hope for the best. at the same time, we have to prepare for the worst. the boat has remained submerged for more than 12 hours. >> divers are searching for survivors and they are trying to salvage the submarine. have calledities the explosion an accident. they have set up a board of inquiry to investigate what happened. it is a setback for the indian navy which they had only go

we know that the servant on the retirement board will be as fruitful. we know that is a labor of love and experience like yourselves was much appreciated on our board. i know that the retirement board will appreciate your service as well. we're sad you're leaving. best of luck on the retirement board and thank you so much you added valuable valuable addition to this board >> director bridges i want to say it's been a real honor and player serving with you. you've been a good friend and i'm glad i had you to turn to >> thank you, chairman nolan. i want to thank you so much director bridges it's been an honor and principle to sit up here with you. you taught me so much when i was pouring over the financials or the cuban shuffle on the streets but running into you on the thaifkt or outs on the street and hearing the compassion on this board everything from the fair increases to the turn around these that you are i've brought a tremendous weight and insight to this board. you taught us ail so much. you will be missed. i wish you all the best and sincerely th

there were the only two people on board. a plane, an airbus a-300 slammed into a street that runs parallel to the birmingham airport. right now investigate tofrs still on the scene collecting evidence from the crash. david mattingly is there for us in birmingham, david, the first obvious question is, you know, what do we know about what might have caused this and what was the ntsb saying? >> reporter: the ntsb so far is not talking about any sort of preliminary findings. they've only been on the ground here a couple of hours. i have to tell you, brooke, we have a dramatically different viewpoint of this crash site than we had for you an hour ago. you can see it behind me just over my shoulder. right where this aircraft hit the effort on a hillside right outside of the birmingham airport. we've been hearing all along about how this aircraft went down about a half mile away from a subdivision. that is accurate based on what we see here. but that's not telling the whole story. about a block away from here, there are pine trees t

i was on that board we we tried not to give kate too much have a problem. she was also on the board of san francisco beautiful and the sister city committee and as a neighborhood advocate formed a tenacious tenants. she called it run tin tin. despite that sheriff's on the advisory committee so maybe some neighborhood told them does good. she was proud of her work at city hall outside at any time pretty much the way it was since the early 1990s. she was almost proud of engine company number 2 on bush street. in the offices of the firm and i think she also tried to point out she was able to use all of the historic preservation incentives that were available for the owners to rehabilitate their building and that include the federal tax program and the state historical building code. she was one of the first owners to get a million dollars contract with the city which lowers our property tax rate and she has a facade easement that i believe is under the control of san francisco heritage. and i think for all of you who have ever seen a french room they're called

buildings, and we are obviously attracted to the historic square and we support the developer coming on board and taking this project on and seeing the completion of this building. i guess that renovation is a strong woerd, but evolution and seeing the bliet lifted. what we are concerned with is we are blue sky starved already and we are at the base of the financial district and also the cer csf that went up right in the sun arc and blocked a lot of our sunlight during more than half of the year. and we are very supportive of the developer, and working through this project. what we do want to ask is that light blue sky, privacy issues are taken into consideration, for the other home owners, and we are building of eight condos, and two parcels, south of this project. and the penthouses that are already two penthouses on the roof. so i am not sure that if this is a third pept house being discussed but i would like to see some consideration of minimizing additional structures on the roof and the impact of a further height will have on the blue sky effect which is extremely minimal already. and j

buildings, and we are obviously attracted to the historic square and we support the developer coming on board and taking this project on and seeing the completion of this building. i guess that renovation is a strong woerd, but evolution and seeing the bliet lifted. what we are

. ♪ ♪ >> by late 2008 the project, as we got the contractor on board and we were able to start pricing we're a multi-, multi-, multi-million dollar over budget. >> the story a lot of people don't know after we got select today do this project, the first price we came in with was $180 million. and the city said, you know, this is a great building, but we just don't want to spend that much money. so, the project was on the verge of being canceled. >> if you're looking at why this building came to be, in many ways it also included mayor gavin newsome, particularly, who really had an affection for this building. he saw the design. he saw the potential. he wanted to make sure that that building got built. and he said, do what you need to do, but please, if you can make that building work, we need to have that building in civic center. >> i happened to be at a green conference santa clara. he said you shouldn't cancel that project. can you work with us? michael cohen phoned me up the next day. can we cut $40 million out of this project? it was one person more responsible than any others, it'

it appears not everyone was on board with this initially. he went on a walk around 6:00, 6:15 last night around the south lawn, dennis mcdonagh and the president himself floated this to his chief of staff. and said he had been doing some thinking in recent days and decided it would be better in the nation's interest to go to congress to get their authorization before moving forward with military action. and then he called in more aides, met for two hours to hash this out, got on the phone with vice president biden, secretary of state john kerry, defense secretary hagel, and we're told not all of those officials, theyen wot name who was on board, who wasn't. not everyone on the national security team thought it was a good idea to go to congress, wait a couple weeks, because up until yesterday. they had been planning to move forward with whatever decision the president finally made in terms of military action. senior officials getting a lot of questions behind closed doors as to whether this makes sense now in terms of the timing, because it wi

we'll have a consultant come on board to behind us with the streaming . for example, the communications income tax is being put together and the consultant is looking at the public service department can take advantage of this service as well. we're going to start the hiring process as well as start the r s p service to get the consultant on board. so far as the schedule the vendor has given us a schedule will be about the 2018 timeframe. so we're going in the early planning stages it's going to be about a 5 year roll out and we'll be back in front of this group and in front of the board of supervisors to keep everyone updated. that's all i have for this. any questions contact me and, of course, our fearless leader. >> thank you very much michelle i appreciate our presentation. are there any questions? as the mayor said in emphasis opening remarks we're going to be moving forward he even asked me to instruct staff to begin an rfp process for the consultant before the end of the year start it now so we can jump in july one >> i'm sorry, i want to thank the

the superintendent requests that the board of education take the following action. one, the board of education here by accepts the envision education incorporated voluntary closure of metropolitan arts & technology charter school. two, in light of the charter school's voluntary closure of its charter and its cessation of operations, the charter is here by terminated effective august 1st, 2013. three, the board of education directs the superintendent to inform the california department of education of this board action on or before august 23rd, 2013. and 4, the board of education directs the superintendent to ensure the charter school's governing board abide by all provisions as outlined in education code sections 47 605 and 47 6 07. relating to the closure and wind up of the charter school's affairs. >> thank you, mr. davis. ~ i have no public speakers signed up for this item. are there any comments from the board or superintendent? any comments from the board or superintendent? no, all right. roll call, please [speaker not understood]. >> i do have a question. so, the

i am also not entirely on board with your claim that boeing could just turn around and take what was a prototype and suddenly be able to displace the f-35. the f-35 isn't so much further along in development. remember, the prototype f-35 is nothing like the play we are flying right now even. boeing would have to -- with its plan, whatever that might be, would have to go through an entire development process,, with a machine tooling, go through the flight testing, go through the changes, and all the things that go on. let's incorporate all the different requirements that have changed since boeing has left the program here to remember, the air force, navy, marine corps -- they all agreed on a certain type of plane when they signed onto it. shortly thereafter, they'll begin to work to give back all of those technologies they lost in the compromise. for example, they were initially going to build these plans and only have maybe four different types of weapons that it would employ from the outset. that number grew significantly over time where you had suddenly dozens of different types of

be aware that other countries are also spying on their privacy i went to a conference just recently which concerned. broad and in particular circuit boards in this case some of come from china and when they were examined closely it was found that they had extra circuits on that nobody could explain and when the chinese firm was asked what were these circuits on this particular board which would go into these computers the chinese simply said we can't tell you it's commercial confidence please send them straight back so i think we've got to be careful of everybody our own governments and foreign governments as well and now across the atlantic the white house has backtracked on suggestions intelligence chief james clapper will lead a probe into the n.s.a. spy scandal can we expect this investigation to be independent and transparent. i think there's a great danger that it won't be i think we need to look very carefully at the constitution of that investigation. and finally whistleblowers like edward snowden and bradley manning manning are considered traitors by their governments but how much damage have they actually done to national secur

the board-- when the stock went from 20 to 42 on ron being hired we got too much credit for that. while i actually helped the company recruit ron johnson it was the collective decision of the board to bring him on. and when the business failed i probably got too much of the blame for recruiting ron. but that's okay. that's risk of my business. >> rose: here's another issue that comes up in these kinds of things. it is that-- you know, you're about transactions. you know, you want to buy and then you want to sell and you want to make a huge profit. it may be you want to buy for 10 years, 15 years, sell after 15 years. but it's a transactional thing, rather than spending a whole lot of money to really run a business and create a product and do all those kinds of things-- you know the argument-- even paul volcker has made this argument. too many people are going to wall street, too many smart people and work you, and it's all about transaction. .>> i don't think -- >> not about building something >> let me-- let me take a counter to th

he could do it without the british on board. he could do it before the g20 summit in st. petersburg, russia, and wait until he gets back at the end and very end of next week, and it is very interesting, suzanne, the british prime minister david cameron in parliament today he said before britain were to go ahead with any military strikes and be involved in any operation, he wants to get the final report from the u.n. weapons inspectors still in damascus. we don't expect them to leave until saturday, give their report over the weekend to the united nations secretary general. cameron says after that he wants one last shot to go back to the united nations security council for a meeting and the russians probably would veto any serious resolution and the chinese as well but he wants to give the u.n. security council one more shot. that could be monday or tuesday. as you point out, there is the g20 summit. cameron also said if there is no security console resolution he still wants to go back to parliament one more time, so it looks to me assuming that the president doesn't want

>> exactly the french seem to be on board. the turks seem to be on board.ave been on board but prime minister david cameron tried to take it to parliament first, really a political move in that country trying to appeal to domestic politics and parliament rebuffed him. cameron probably on board but government system they have in the u.k. not really allowing them to move forward on that so the united states it is pretty clear now will likely have to move forward without the brits, our strong et al. lie. ashley: looking a little isolated. rich, thank you, joining us now, phillip swagel, professor at university of maryland and former treasury department assistant secretary of economic policy. phil obviously we're talking about what the u.s. is going to do with syria. we have a very strongly worded statement from secretary of state john kerry. we're starting to get some headlines from the president as well. just to the point that we were just making with our reporter rich edson, the u.s. looking a little bit isolated here, would you agree? >> i do. we look a lit