as $62 per square foot.ket is a bit crazy and rising, so, we are confident that 4 no greater than fair market rent at this rate. i am joined by our contracts manager to answer any program questions you have. >> a question about how we are able to consolidate three different pieces of three sites into one contract. is it the same owner? is that why it is allowable? >> exactly correct. we have the initial lease, the second amendment to the least, and given that there is one ownership, it frankly gives us more leverage to consolidate these spaces and in an overall basis get a better idea. >> in one area it is no more than 6% in that wanted to understand how you arrived at that. is there a situation where you imagine it could be on the floor? >> that is often a negotiated item between landlords and tenants. you will see ranges that are common in the industry. and this is a question of market tolerance. .jk, this was the best negotiated rate we could see. you are correct, they have been around 3 or less, lately.

it can only claim per visit. -- you can only claim per visit or occasion. this is worth pointing out. if your business establishments such as a mall, you have different businesses that make up one shopping center. that is treated differently than going back to one business multiple times. you could in theory, go to one business or two or three businesses in a mall and claim different violations per business visit. that is a little different there. 1608 established certified access specialists treated in the right to spend too much time talking about what that is because we have someone in the audience who can speak more to it. what role does a certified access have in excess litigation? is certified access specialist under 1608 is empowered to inspect a business and identify barriers. that is the main thrust of the law is to get ahead of the litigation by first voluntarily going in, hiring a qualified professional, survey my place, and tell me what my problems are, and tell me how to fix them. 1608 provides a business owner or landlord who hires a certified

blue shield pays the physician group's a capitated amount per member per month. but then they also pay the hospitals fee-for-service so every emergency room visit, every medication in the hospital is paid as a fee for service cost, not on a capitated basis. our physician group costs are somewhat predictable but hospital costs are completely unpredictable. the third office -- the third option is the city plan, also called plan one, and that is a self-insured product where the city plays every -- the city pays every claim fee-for- service. the majority of the health service enrollees' access hospital care through blue shield and a smaller number of city plan members also access to care as well. >> can i ask you to read pay -- you save the hospital costs are unpredictable and that could impact them? >> we are hopefully designing an agreement to make it more predictable. that is one of the goals. hospital costs in particular -- prices are driving hospital costs of. it is pricing, not utilization. utilization is also a contributor. in 2011, the health service system l

and increase costs from $5 to $7 per hour. have you to pay seven days per week. no break on sunday z the city transportation direct jerz the goal to reduce congestion near the park. >> and what is old is new again at california state fair. it's a classic 74 plymouth. take a look at this, it's a no frills satellite serving as the governor's first car way back when. the crisis he ditched his limo for something more fuel efficient. it's on loan and the aerospace museum of california. >> nice looking ride. >> a fashion magazine is getting a lot of grief for putting kate middleton on its cover. the problem is that picture is fake. her head reportedly photo shopped on a wod he body to give the illusion she's wearing an african inspired dress. the editor defends the cover saying it was honoring her with a fan art tribute. some people on twitter call the cover creepy. middletop refused requests from fashion magazines to pose for their covers.ñ!ñcús >>> coming up, signs the bay area may be on the verge of a new building boon. indicators of an improving local economy z rev

this would give about 46 new cases per year per investigator. that is less than one per week. we did not get any evidence that a second investigator was going to be necessary given their current caseload. supervisor chu: thank you very much. thank you, supervisor wiener. colleagues, from my understanding, the department is in agreement with most items. the occ is not in agreement with the investigator cut on page 39. to the comptroller's office, last week we asked you to look at the civilianization work and to true up some of the information on the reports. that was previously done by your office. i am wondering if you had any information to share? >> you have a copy of the revised memo which we drop off this morning. we worked with the police department during the last week to ensure that we're netting out of it, for example, civilians that are at the occ. it does show, as you can see on table b of the memo, it shows a growth in budgeted civilians since opposition c was passed in 2004. 222 to 326 currently. and the proposed budget as the additional positions for the current y

which is why i tell you to do an hour of homework per week per stock if you can.isten to the conference calls, get as much research as you can. when a stock you like goes down in the short term it makes sense to buy more as long as the fundamentals are sound. you don't have to cut your losses. it just got cheaper. the corollary is you don't ring the register after the first time the stock jumps in price. you're looking for larger gains over a long period of time when you invest. this is going to sound like i did something good but it was a mistake. the mistake i made was with apple. my charitable trust bought it at $26 before the iphone was a glimmer in steve jobs's eye. then i turned around and sold it after a quick five-point gain. i threw investment thesis out the window for a profit. turned out to be tiny given the gains i would have had if i held it longer term. i said, o man, i'll make the five. the investment was meant to make more and i turned it into a trade. not all of the language is complicated. some of it is simple like the distinction between trade a

this is amazing $2.9 billion per american taxpayer per year--i'm sorry, per year, not per tax pair.kies per taxpayer per yew. you know how many 21 twinkies is? this much. you pay so much subsidies that it winds up being the equivalent of 21 twinkies per year per american. now, how about fruit and vegetables do we subsidize them those? almost not at all. from 1995 to 2011, half an apple a day per american. you get a sense of how we got so fat, literally. and then ages 6 to 11 now one in five kids are considered obese. that rate has tripled in the last three decades because we're insentizing it. now that's one food story. now another one on meatless mondays. americans are also obsessed with meat. in fact, we've had 270 funds per person per year that we ate in meat. when it comes to beef, 57 pounds perperper person, per year. that's why this line was such a classic back in the day? apparently it's in our stomach. a group wants to promote meatless mondays. it's monday's campaign incorporated. it's associated with johns hopkins, a healthy movement and it's explained here. >> one day a we

a a.approaching 50 miles per gallon in the highway and mid-30s for drivers.here is others that are unmoved. they've filed a lawsuit claiming these advertisements concentrate on 40 miles per gallon and don't follow federal rules about clarifying that number. >> this point isn't whether one out of 100 people could get the miles per gallon. one out of 99 are not likely to get it. car companies sold the cars based on the fact every customer would get it. that is the point. >> i contacted hyundai and it issued this statement saying it's standing behind the fuel economy ratings that have been repeatedly substantiated by testing and by the driving the legions of buyers, and bit epa itself. there is hma stands behind advertising and intends to contest watch dogs allegations. and hyundai says third party testing often finds ratings lower and consumer reports says this lawsuit can stand as a warning to all car maker autos thank you. >> and still to come race for the white house heats up. there is a possible hint about mitt romney's running mate. >> now be the time to b

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if a company growth is 20% and the per earning per share is 20 or less, hey, you know what?ou probably have a big bargain on your hands. we call that using the p.e.g. ratio. again, fundament of this show. the price to earnings to growth ratio, a much more important ratio than the price to earnings multiple because it puts the multiple into context you can use compared to other stocks. we're always comparing stocks on this show. i'm willing to pay up to maybe twice the growth rate of the company, especially if there is very few companies growing that fast. meaning there is a scarcity of value of fast growing companies. higher than that, paying, say, a 70 times earnings for a company that is growing at 40% begins to get me nervous. even 40% growth is very hard to come by. that's nosebleed territory, and there are too many things that can go wrong with a stock when that happens. the converse is true too. when i see a stock that sells for less than one times its earnings per share growth, i begin to salivate, because unless there are other factors going against it, the factors t

per the city attorney's office, ceqa must first be settled before the coastal department's heard. [rading names -- reading names] the concerns mentioned in these letters are similar to secret documents. these issues have been addressed in the final eir. staff has indicated the er is adequate. there is not substantial evidence to the contrary. the four main points of the appeal, the appellate claims the eir's analysis of alternatives is inadequate, failing to consider the hybrid alternative. there is an off site alternative, a turf alternative, and synthetic turf without lights alternative. per ceqa, it need not consider every conceivable -- alternative, but a reasonable range of alternatives. the eir presents a reasonable range of alternatives. the hybrid alternative is within the realm of the alternatives in the eir. the appellate claims it fails to a knowledge inconsistencies. consistency was appropriately discussed in ceqa documents. on may 24, the planning commission certified the eir, approved it, and found it to be consistent with the general plan. the project was found to b

so about 1.6 or $1.7 billion per year while we're facing a deficit of $1.2 trillion per year. this is a tiny, tiny amount of that savings. yes, everything else needs to be on the table. and food stamps are giving a disproportionately low share of the reduction as i think people would recognize. there are people in need, and therefore we can't cut as deeply as would be necessary to do it across the board. so i think the gentleman's amendment is very reasonable and i support it. >> thank you. i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. the chair doesn't see any additional requests for recognition. the chair will recognize himself to strike the last word and yield myself five minutes. i appreciate my neighbor from kansas' efforts in working towards greater reforms and reductions in the s.n.a.p. program. however, part of this process is crafting a comprehensive total farm bill. i believe it's in the best interest of that process that we maintain the balance that we have in this bill. i have to oppose his amendment. the base bill makes a strong, bipartisan commitment to achieving s

hour per hour and that's if it was a full time gig now under the same assumptions the average senator raised eight hundred and nineteen dollars per hour if you ask me that is absolutely insane so in other words house or percent of this rate of seven hundred thirty four thousand dollars per year and senators raise over one point six million dollars annually and a quarter of the new york times that amount would legally or would angrily would place both sets of legislators firmly within the one percent in terms of income now you have to also take in mind that those are just averages but the top five fundraisers in the senate and the house take in enough money to pay for lindsay lohan's bar tab for at least another decade so the top fundraiser is barbara boxer she reads the equivalent of two thousand four hundred and forty four dollars per hour harry reid raised two thousand and sixty eight per hour al franken took in a thousand eight hundred seventy five for our john mccain when he grabbed an hour early one thousand eight hundred twenty three dollars and it's also don't forget marco rubi

the client service service want thousand clients per year. we are a multi-disciplinary team, with marriage and family therapists, workers who are exposed and have experienced the first populations. we have the linguistics -- and the other languages that are available by telephone interpretation services. the crisis response provide services were critical shootings and suicides, with linkages to social services, and provides a 30-60 day follow-up services. with ongoing long and short-term individual support, for communities and families exposed to violence, with the debriefing services and they provide the long-term behavioral therapy to adults, and the behavioral therapy to the youth. many of the clients have faced trauma and are survivors. many are scared to go into neighboring communities, and they will go out to provide those services. many deal with the same issues of combat veterans, and the job crisis service provides service to children under 18 years of age, no matter what kind of insurance. we respond to schools and emergency foster

person per year so as we bring economic development to the bric countries we're going to see millions of additional consumers come into the market so that is putting tremendous pressure on the man's side so the consequence for that is that oil prices will necessarily continue strong will see volatility but prices will come continue a strong. despite the volatility of the tendency will be plus i mean it will then see all of the benefit but we will have the industrial economies given the tendency to talk now will they be trying to cut their dependency on import of oil and gas which means that they have to cut this dependence well yes and this is a good thing actually because the other way in portland aspect that we have. to deal with is to consume wisely our resources so that we can continue the livery of oil and consuming oil for a long term so the industry has been able to find the valuable or oil in areas that are extremely challenging and some of them very expensive so as we see you know the markets you know looking for diversification looking for renewable sources of energy that wi

square foot to $2 per square foot. that is a 100% increase based on the fair market value, which is based on the analysis of the real-estate division. we also pointed out that the average per square foot, if you combine all three, would go up approximately 4.3%. we recommend approval of the resolution. members of the public that wish to comment on item number three? seeing no one, public comment is closed. y motion tos forward? y motion tos we can do so without objection. item number four? >> item number four. resolution authorizing the exercise of a five year option to extend the sublease of the 52,200 square foot building at 1440 harrison street for the human services agency. supervisor chu: thank you. john updike, again. >> here be secure approval in the exercise of eight five-year option for this 52,200 square feet of sub-leased space. we have a map to give you the context of with this location is. the subject is highlighted. they then lease it to the llc of record, who some leases it to the city. we operate cal fr

the $35,000 per person dinner and technology session will happen. mitt romney will go to the bay area one day earlier next sunday. hewlett-packard ceo meg whitman is among the guests expected to attend a $50,000 per person lunch. mitt romney is scheduled to headline in event at the fairmont hotel and then wraps up a trip with another $50,000 per plate dinner in pacific heights. i have yet to meet somebody who can afford that but that is how i am rolling. >> president obama and mitt romney continue to exchange barbs over outsourcing. mr. obama and released an attack ad accusing of mitt romney of sending jobs overseas. downsize several companies >> i want to pioneer in outsourcing, on what some in sourcing. i want to bring companies back. >> he's trying to divert attention from his lack of success. frankly it is beneath the dignity of his office >> romney is upset about an accusation he was misrepresenting his position either to the sec or the american people. the big question on face the nation today, how will the economy impact the presidential camp

as a general rule we figure 15 gallons of hot water per day per person. we add up the number of people in the building and that tells us how much water storage we need. we extrapulate how much solar panels we need. it's anywhere between one square foot of solar panel to 1.5 to 2 gallons of water. once we know how much wart we need to heat we can determine how much solar panel we need. >> you use it for radiant heat in your home? >> you can. what we do in that case rart than running water through the solar panel, which here in san francisco we are able to do because we have a temperate climate and it freezes see rarely. if you use for radiant we will use a transfer fluid a food grade glycool that flows through the heat exchanger that's transient through the low pressure system. we have to make sure the different bodies of waters don't commingled. we heat one and transfer the heat from the one to another. there are applications anything on now with radiant so pap lar. >> what is radiant heat? where you take a fluid or warmed liquid and run it through pipes

this doesn't look good on your resume. >>> 150 miles per hour on a rainy day.it looks like a traffic jam on an ndy track. see how fast it all happens -- next. >>> it is a new thing -- move over, weather photographer, make room for a new photographer. >> that is the [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to keep from driving all over for the best deals. you don't need to run around. safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. this week, the farm comes to you. fresh sweet corn is an amazing 6 for a buck. arrowhead water is just $3.33 a case. and honey bunches of oats just $1.88 a box. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> time for a little segment we like to call "best of rtm." of course, we're all about videos first. >> this guy has no shame whatsoever. he goes around trying to use pick-up lines. >> what's up, ladies? >> hi! >> i have some pretty intense video that's very different from that one. fires are still raging in colorado. this is an evacuation video from a neighbo

in 2007-2008, we got about $5,076 per ada. if it remained flat, we would be in the same spot where the purple line is across this diagram. if that had been increase based on the requirements, looking at the cost of living increase, we would be at the light blue line, which is $6,697. instead, we have had a series of cuts, bottoming out in 2009- 2010, and we are now at the orange line, projected to be $5,204, significantly less than the $6,797 that we should be at. we are losing 22 cents on every dollar from prop. 98 that we should be receiving. if the measures on the november ballot do not pass, we would be at the level of the black line, or $4,764, taking the even bigger cut to our budget and the educational services that we were able to provide for our students. >> that is about $500 less per student for the 56,000 students in the district if the revenues do not pass? >> that is correct. it is just shy of that. a significant blow. in addition to this amount that is in excess of $75 million between the blue line and the orang

city miles per gallon, 29. highway mpg, 40.he smaller print shows in the city, mileage could go as high as 34 miles per gallon. and highway, as much as 37mpg. >> my mileage is no where close. i tracked every gallon of gas i put in this car from when i got it. >> there is a lively debate on-line about how many miles per gallon the 2011 and 2012 elantras get. here is a video posted by usa today technology aren'ter jefferson graham. >> promises 29 to for 40 miles per gallon, but better than 22 miles. >> i got 22 miles per gallon average driving in the city and on the highway in this new elantra. call me disappointed, i am disappointed. >> hyundai has been making impressive strides in fuel economy. >> n consumer reports has a video on-line where it finds the mileage very good. >> we got nearly 40 miles per gallon on the highway in our test. >> popular mechanics has a test that says its test demonstrated significantly better fuel economy approaching 50 miles per gallon highway and in the mid30s for city driving. but luis and attorne

city miles per gallon, 29. highway mpg, 40.he smaller print shows in the city, mileage could go as high as 34 miles per gallon. and highway, as much as 37mpg. >> my mileage is no where close. i tracked every gallon of gas i put in this car from when i got it. >> there is a lively debate on-line about how many miles per gallon the 2011 and 2012 elantras get. here is a video posted by usa today technology aren'ter jefferson graham. >> promises 29 to for 40 miles per gallon, but better than 22 miles. >> i got 22 miles per gallon average driving in the city and on the highway in this new elantra. call me disappointed, i am disappointed. >> hyundai has been making impressive strides in fuel economy. >> n consumer reports has a video on-line where it finds the mileage very good. >> we got nearly 40 miles per gallon on the highway in our test. >> popular mechanics has a test that says its test demonstrated significantly better fuel economy approaching 50 miles per gallon highway and in the mid30s for city driving. but luis and attorne

i have seen them as low as 79¢ per pound but also as high as $1.99 per pound.m your fresh grocer, always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy and save some money. >> thankyou tony. here's one for the record books. >> the resident matriarch of the san diego zoo gave birth to her six panda cub today. at the most ever in captivity outside of china. because mothers 20 years old this is considered at risk pregnancy. zoo officials say that both mother and cub are doing fine and the sex of a newborn will not be known for several months. >> is that right? >> that is a lot of work. >> that is going to do it for cbs 5 news at noon. ♪ [ male announcer ] it started long ago. the joy of giving something everything you've got. it takes passion. and it's not letting up anytime soon. at unitedhealthcare insurance company, we understand that commitment. and always have. so does aarp, an organization serving the needs of americans 50 and over for generations. so it's no surprise millions have chosen an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insura

unit per year. building types include sro's or multi-bedroom apartment units, as well as population, single individuals versus families that very, which causes buildings to operate differently. that is why there is such a range in per unit subsidies. moh staff gathers monitoring information from annual reports, and this information includes specific operating data. we are just beginning the process of going through the information to fully understand how certain populations and building types impact a building's operation. as you can see there, predicted in 2017 with the 1400 units, the total for the program will be $17.1 million. in 2017, along with the service funding of $6.4 million, the total losp program funding will be $17 million, and this will be spent to provide nearly 1500 units of housing for formerly homeless persons. studies have shown that the care of these individuals and families in emergency-room services and confirmation for other public systems that support would be far greater. f

you can see there are winds only five miles per hour. mountain view 17 miles per hour.here is a wide range of wind speeds. patchy drizzle overnight over a wider area. there slight chance of showers early morning hours could happen and i'll show you animation. cooler pattern that we have now will hold and there is is a system bringing us unusual weather. and here we go. starting at 7:00 this evening, during late night and overnight we'll see a chance of drizzle near the coast and there is a chance of showers up in the north bay into the wee hours of the morning. the chances fade into daytime hours and there is a dry day. overnight today drizzle and misty near the coastline. low temperatures into mid 50s and then, tomorrow looking for highs into south bay into afternoon into mid-70s for the most part. there is 72 in pal yes alto. low 60s on the koflt and breezy there. downtown there is a high of 66 tomorrow and there are highs into mid-70s. and highs upper 60s to low 70s inland east bay warming up. here is the accu-weather forecast. low 80s inland by thursday, upper 80s b

proposals, as they stand, go from top and in a year-and-a- half to $11.70 per foot, up to $16.50 per foot. almost a doubling, as you did say. over in alameda, they include parking in all that i looked at , 30 feet there is $7.30 per foot, which is over $1 less than what it is now at south beach. looking at of it -- oyster point, $7.33 per ft.. high of the arena, -- coyote arena, the rates are not that much higher around here. in fact, they are much lower and should be included in the survey rather than a cherry pick list. >> thank you. lesley? >> good afternoon. my name is leslie hennessey. thank you for the public comment. i am a voter in the south beach arena and am now the new president of the tenants' association. we are up to 260 members of the seven people in the harbor. we just heard about this, literally, 30 days to 45 days ago. of course, we have a lot of problems and i guess one of the biggest things that we do not have right now is the time to go through, record them, and have larry bring it up to me now. basically, the california department of boating, they have a certain

this doesn't look good on your resume. >>> 150 miles per hour on a rainy day.it looks like a traffic jam on an ndy track. see how fast it all happens -- next. >>> it is a new thing -- move over, weather photographer, make room for a new photographer. >> that is the >>> time for a little segment we like to call "best of rtm." of course, we're all about videos first. >> this guy has no shame whatsoever. he goes around trying to use pick-up lines. >> what's up, ladies? >> hi! >> i have some pretty intense video that's very different from that one. fires are still raging in colorado. this is an evacuation video from a neighbor in colorado springs. definitely a video you want to check out. >>> i hate to say this -- as wonderful a driver as he could be, look at the reaction to this. >> oh! >> a traffic jam on an indy track. >> that kind of reaction at 150 miles per hour. >> i bet he says, watch out, there's an accident. >>> i found a product online and i want to see what you guys think about this. >> introducing a new. >> today, we are addressing the issue. >> this w

down to 10 miles per hour. westbound white marsh boulevard, word of an accident that may involve a motorcycle possibly. harford road in glen arm, we have an accident. another at dulaney valley and manor road. light street is closed between baltimore and lombard. the sinkhole being prepared at monument. watch for closures. it is busy on southbound 95. they have the flatbed and perhaps the vehicle is up on. the left lane taken up southbound 95. watch for heavy delays. consider pulaski highway as your alternate. not showing any delays but delays are expected. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. we check in live with ava marie. boy, you've got quite a d eal. morning as live this we begin a special series where i tried out different sports. today i've learned how to synchronize swim. all the muscles it takes to swim in place. i joined a group that does performances at local pools. they add some flair into their performances. they tried to have a story line and lots of glitter. they say the glitter and glamour ca

there needs to be and there is plating on seven days per week, and from 4:00 until 6:00 every day per week, it is tough enough already. coming to the office and do we do that per -- do we do that on everyone? >> i understand you're looking for any stream of revenue possible. there was no meter when i first moved to the neighborhood. i read with some amusement that some of the people had patched talking about the horrors of having to feed the meter. so, we have gotten used to that. the contractor permit, i assure you that we are not using it as a free parking pass. the idea that we are respite -- restricted and i know that this is probably not a popular idea, but the last that i knew, the residential parking permit was less than $100 per year. and they feel like this is just another one of those and laughing -- one of those kinds of things, small businesses are told that san franciscans constantly look at this. i hope things will take a moment to make it more tenable and it is the head of e.f. and i do not know how diligently the meter enforcement would be. we would have to make sure w

we have a northwesterly breeze at about 6 miles per hour.s been well south of the metro area and there's a healthy line of showers across the bay and parts of the middle peninsula down to the eastern metro area of richmond and williamsburg. that will go off to the atlantic ocean. to the north and west, we see clearing skies. we're just on the edge. the same front came through sunday afternoon and caused damage in fredericksburg. impulses of low pressure will move along that line and thunderstorms will be south of the metro area but an isolated storm is a possibility through today and the next couple of days. it is in the 60's west of washington. a slight chance of a shower today another was a mix of clouds and sun, 87 degrees which is a little below average. we will do all over again tomorrow. adam caskey will share his seven day forecast and a couple of minutes. >> have a wonderful day. let's check in with lisa baden. >> southbound 270 has delays that are typical between 8129. -- between 80 and one of the 29. travel times are in our favor.