with regard to 901 rankin's relocations, we have to use is there -- one by the mta and one by the departure of technology. the mta is budgeted and approved for relocation. their relocations are set forth and on going to both their bancroft and marin facilities. that has been initially deemed consistent with the ongoing overall asset management review performed by a team of consultants assisting the mta on improving their space use. in addition to the infusion of funds from the city, -- to the city from the corporation, to a system covering rental costs by replacing a location or if we so choose, debt service if we purchase the replacement site. there are certain triggers in the least that need to lead to the relocation. the city has to find a suitable site. the corporation has to have certainty they have an anchor tenant to take the newly constructed space. we than mutually move forward subject to board approval of the transaction regarding a suitable replacement site that will return to this committee, as likely, and to the full board. we are looking very closely at to particular sites we

kirkwood from rankin to the railroad tracks would also be vacated. that forms the phase 1 development footprint site. as part of the retention and expansion project, the new master lease agreement, new dedications of rights away iran the footprint of the market. -- rights of way around the footprint of the market. the planning department has issued their general plan conformity letter. that is in your file. the conditions of which have been close and into the agreement. key conditions for the city retains ownership of the vacated streets, which we will do. no construction will impede the prospect of returning the vacated street grid back at some point in the future. the street scaping improvement designed be tightly controlled in accord with the better streets plan. the ceqa process resulted in the issuance of a medicated negative declaration, amended july 5, 2011, with an addendum to an fourth, 2012. all of which are referenced in your package. -- with an addendum to fourjune, 2012. both the mitigated that a kid ---declaration and addendum were issu

that and teammate a decision some years ago to relocate from 901 rankin, a facility for which they do not have jurisdiction. it was rightfully felt the mta, since they did not have rights to the building they were occupying, needed to execute their move within their budgetary capacity and they made that decision several years ago. the funding stream from the corporation to this city to assist in the relocation is solely to offset the department of technology costs. no funds will be moving to the mta. they are carrying the costs entirely within their budget, as is appropriate given the circumstances. supervisor kim: did mta determine their new site yet? >> they have. they're moving to two different sites. part of it is going to their bancroft facility which they recently required -- which the recently acquired. the other part is going to their marin facility. we checked in with a team looking at the asset management issues and confirmed as of most intelligent places for those two uses to go. that has been reconfirmed and those moves are underway. >> -- supervisor kim: bancroft has been

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your next commander who i look forward to working with, john hamilton and to gwen rankin and the entirellary. thank you. i stand before you as our hearts still ache over the tragedy in aurora, colorado. yesterday i was in aurora with families whose loss is hard to imagine with the wounded who were fighting to recover, with a community and a military base in the midst of their grief. they told me of the loved ones they lost and hear today it's fitting to recall those who wore our nation's uniform. staff sergeant jesse childress. the kind of guy who would help anybody. petty officer third class john laramier. 27 years old. who like his father and grandfather before him joined the navy and is remembered as an outstandingship mate. rebecca wingle. a veteran of the air force. fluent in chinese. a mother whose life will be an inspiration to her two little girls. jonathan blund is 26 years old and veteran of three navy tours. he gave his own life no save another in that theater. these young patriots were willing to serve in far away lands yet they were taken from us here at home. yesterday i c

go with rankin or swiss home park. >> we are all part of the valley and region that suffered regionally. >> too smooth. >> merge with melbourne. that's a good town to merge with, i reckon. john, a pleasure to have you on the show because you have a great attitude and we really appreciate your very candid resfonss about what's gong on there. thank you. >> thank you for the platform here and it's a pleasure to always return back to cnbc. >> great. >>> well, the games haven't yet begun but the u.s. olympic team is steeped in controversy. the team will wear red, white and blue uniforms designed by ralph lauren at the opening ceremonies but it turns out the uniforms were made in china. that's made a number of lawmakers very unhappy including senate majority leader harry reid. >> i am so upset that i think the olympic committee should be ashamed of themselves. i think they should be embarrassed. i think they should take all the uniforms, put them in a big pile and burn them and start all over again. >> some strong words there. in a statement, a u.s. olympic committee spokesman said the team i

you know, as a matter of fact i have a company called btb broadway theater project started by ann rankinled by adele waters in tampa, florida, starting next sunday for three weeks, we do intensive things with kids, teach them about the business. my thing is just about being in the business, not just that, but life itself. it's one thing to sing and dance and play an instrument. what about life? we teach them about economics, how to live in life. so they're well rounded for the arts, because life itself is an art form. >> you're such an inspiration. we're hoping some of this is infectious. >> it can happen. >> we wish you conned success. it's been a long career. >> yes. >> i think you're officially a legend. >> yes, i'm -- well, really? >> i think you are. >> scared a little bit. legends, no. i'm still here. i'm still here. >> still here. ben vereen. >> i love it. i love you. i love my military. >> we see the hat but everybody should know your kicks are very cool. >> thank you for stopping by to see us. all right. >> such a pleasure, an honor. >> see you tomorrow night. >> see you, megan.

>> as a proud montanian, i can say it's jeanette rankin, and it's really important to note, she was electedhad the right to vote, montana sent their first congresswoman. >> astounding. >> pretty astonishing she made the choice to run. speaking of the choice to run, ms. sinema, so fascinated by your race in arizona, in part because just -- just your level of qualifications between law school and a ph.d. and having served in the statehouse, it's almost feels to me you are overqualified for u.s. congress. talk to me about your race. >> well, you know, it's a really interesting race. a brand new district in arizona. the ninth district. and it's a district that really represents the heart of arizona. evenly split between democrats, independents and republicans and a district where the majority of voters are women. so we feel like it's a great representation of what our state truly is, not what you see on tv with jan brewer, what our state really looks like and a great opportunity to pick up for seats for democrats, and as i hope, a seat for a pro choice democratic woman. >> on the one hand, we h

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and to gwen rankin, leanne lemley, and the entire ladies auxiliary, thank you for your patriotic service to america. i stand before you as our hearts still ache over the tragedy in aurora, colorado. yesterday i was in aurora, with families whose loss is hard to imagine -- with the wounded, who are fighting to recover; with a community and a military base in the midst of their grief. and they told me of the loved ones they lost. and here today, it's fitting to recall those who wore our nation's uniform: staff sergeant jesse childress -- an air force reservist, 29 years old, a cyber specialist who loved sports, the kind of guy, said a friend, who'd help anybody. petty officer third class john larimer -- 27 years old, who, like his father and grandfather before him, joined the navy, and who is remembered as an outstanding shipmate. rebecca wingo -- 32 years old, a veteran of the air force, fluent in chinese, who served as a translator; a mother, whose life will be an inspiration to her two little girls. and jonathan blunk -- from reno, just 26 years old, but a veteran of three navy tours, w

rankin member and members of the subcommittee, this completes my purse statement. i would be happy to answer any questions you may have at the appropriate time. my colleague is also available to answer any specific questions regarding pbgc. >> thank you and thank you for the testimony. professor zywicki, you are recognized as a mature man mchenry, ranking members of the subcommittee is my pleasure to testify on the matters related to the obama administration task force and the refusal for the former automotive task force members to cooperate in efforts to understand the tax court's controversial decision to pop-up the delphi corporation's pension plan for the employees or members of the united auto workers union. general motors' decision to guarantee the obligation of a complete separate company, delphi, was completely unjustified under the current established principles of bankruptcy law and it increased the cost of the taxpayer bailout of the automotive industry by more than a billion dollars with no reciprocal benefits to general motors. i commend this committee

and to gwen rankin, leanne lemley, and the entire ladies auxiliary, thank you for your patriotic service to america. i stand before you as our hearts still ache over the tragedy in aurora, colorado. yesterday i was in aurora, with families whose loss is hard to imagine -- with the wounded, who are fighting to recover; with a community and a military base in the midst of their grief. and they told me of the loved ones they lost. and here today, it's fitting to recall those who wore our nation's uniform: staff sergeant jesse childress -- an air force reservist, 29 years old, a cyber specialist who loved sports, the kind of guy, said a friend, who'd help anybody. petty officer third class john larimer -- 27 years old, who, like his father and grandfather before him, joined the navy, and who is remembered as an outstanding shipmate. rebecca wingo -- 32 years old, a veteran of the air force, fluent in chinese, who served as a translator; a mother, whose life will be an inspiration to her two little girls. and jonathan blunk -- from reno, just 26 years old, but a veteran of three navy tours, w