the first meeting in included richard smith. the second meeting included the general manager of power enterprise at the sfpuc. and the streetlights team. and just some major sticking points that i would like to call out, we would have to reach an agreement with pg&e. simply because we are feeding the energy into the grid. another point is that it is a question of what kind of communication mechanism might be used in order to manage and monitor the unit. the solar units are monitored by the technology. i think there are plans to have the new puc -- to use existing communication mechanisms. another point is metering and how to measure the output of the solar units. each would have the meter installed. and lastly, the city processes as well as teh puc -- the puc mentioned there would have to be a ceqa process. and they brought this up regarding conjecture in terms of overhead wiring and things like that. the next step sounds like petrasolar would have to have a pilot project. they went through some of the items they would need in t

shane lekler and richard seymour headed to the see bowl. willis and smithrepresent the 49ers in hawaii. >>> it is time for the tuesday night top 5. we begin with shaq's reaction to being fined $35,000 for criticizing an official. >> >> why? tell me that. why? >> number 4. normally it is lebron james. tonight it is amar'e stoudemire giving him a taste of his own medicine but the heat beat the knicks. >>> number 3 uconn women winning their 90th straight game at pacific but that might not be as impressive as the dog jumping rope. >>> number 2, the nfl played its first tuesday game in 64 years. pennsylvania governor ed rendell wasn't happy with the decision to postpone the game on sunday and said we have become a nation of wuzziess. >> returning it for a touchdown. the vikings knocking offer the eagles 24-14 and that means the bears will get a first round bye in the playoffs. and that's huge for them. >> i don't know that i would say wuzzie but isn't that part and partial to nfl you play in the winter which means you have a likelihood of playing in the snow. >>

he speaks with fellow historian and author richard norton smith. >> host: nigel hamilton, author of "ican caesars," you have spent a lifetime thinking about and practicing the art of biography. this book is among other things maybe a group biography of the last 12 american presidents. what do you think a biographer of those who subject? >> guest: i think the first thing as truth. also, i think he or she, a degree of curiosity. i think fatal for the biographer to go into a project with a set opinion. i think a biographer needs to have an open mind, and clearly you need some driving interest and curiosity. but i think you've got to be willing to change your mind. if the facts and the documents will lead you to a different view of the character. and that happened several times in "american caesars." >> host: does a biographer also owe his subject, that's a word that has become in this town, i mean that a biographer is engaged in the almost godlike presumptuous act of re-creating life. and if you're going to explain another human being, a character and his motivations, actions, presumably

smith. as for the raiders, richard seymour are going for the sixth time in their careers. >>> this has to be best horse shot ever. former warrior gilbert arenas launches a prayer from 75 feet at the halftime buzzer it bounces off the shot clock and goes in. it didn't count. but the magic beat the nets and have won three of four since bringing in arenas and jason richardson. >>> each week we have the best sound bite. here's the best of of the best in 2010. >> i'm a man! i'm 40! >> i want winners. >> i was unfaithful. i had affairs. i cheated. >> i can't believe you guys won. you messed up my bracket but i love it. stuff like that. so that's from my mom. so i knew -- [ laughter ] >> i knew we didn't have a lot of believers. >> i had an idea and then, uhm....... [ laughter ] >> what? it's funny? >> oh, god. we stink! >> when you're in the moment, you're in the moment. >> so if i swab, snot, spit, please excuse mer. >> like "shrek" and donkey. [ laughter ] >> don't shoot, don't shoot. i say whatever. wahoo! >> runeverybody! hee got themautomatic. gangsters, pimps, godfather, he got them all! >>

alan sugar, richard branson, -- smith, three people who brought themselves up from nothing, three people who worked hard for what they wanted and three people who got where they wanted to be. but what do all of these people have in common? they all left school at 16. i am not for one minute, though, suggesting that everyone should go out and get a job when they are 60 because we all know that the job simply are not out there. the point is everyone should have a conscious choice to continue with education or get a job at 16. nobody should be forced into education against their will. that is a presumption, frankly, that originated in the dark ages. it will cost 16 million pounds -- 60 million pounds to keep everybody in education until 18 and at a time of cuts, that is ludicrous. if education is not for everyone. and i appreciate -- it has been said already that this motion does not just include education, but training and apprenticeship as well. however, it must be said that with the loss of the connection servers and most local authorities to to the cuts announced last week it will be ha

justin smith also selected for the second for the raiders, semwa. they never throw his way. richard seymour was also selected. nfl on a tuesday night. a blizzard in philadelphia pushed back the eagles-vikings game. may value vick, he'll be starting in the nfc pro bowl. field racing the other way. and the vikings shocking the eagles if their own back yard. who would have thought that joe webb would outplay michael vick? joe webb, a touchdown from nine yards out. brett favre loves it playing cheerleader. the vikings shock the eagles 24- 14. >>> one college bowl game today? no, no not good enough. we have two. the insight bowl. missouri and iowa. that's blaine gavert throwing off the back foot. you kids at home, never supposed to do that. micah hyde running back for iowa. and the hawkeyes, they win this one final of 27-24. there you go for the insight bowl. how about the champs sports bowl? west virginia and nc state. that's nc state's russell wilson scrambling left, scrambling to the near side. nobody open. throw it anyway. touchdown for jarvis williams. and tom o'brien. nc state wins

richard seymour nnamdi asomugha y shane lechler. por la nacional y por los 49ers de san francisco son justin smith y patrick willis..nfl... ---gracias adrian... nos vamos a la primera pausa... en dos minutos... ---estaremos conversando sobre la violencia en mexico y sobre la protesta que hoy se realizo al frente del consulado mexicano en san jose... ---tambien... pretende caminar por todo el pais para concientizar sobre la necesidad de poner un alto a la violencia contra los niÑos... ---tambien viene jessica y nos trae los estrenos para este fin de semana... inicio de nuevo aÑo y nueva decada... ---hoy se encuentra con nosotros jose sandoval de voluntarios de la comunidad con quien hablaremos sobre la protesta que realizaron al frente del consulado de mexico en san jose. ---vamos a hacer una nueva pausa y al regreso... ---conoceremos a una persona que caminando quiere poner un alto a la violencia contra los mas vulnerables... vulnerables... ---y ahora vamaos a la historia de un puertorriqueÑo que de pequeÑo fue abusado sexualmente y que ahora como adulto quiere llamar la atencion para que las leyes castiguen mas sev

patrick willis and justin smith going to the probowl for san francisco. sean leckler as usual, they punter. richard seymore and the great amdemu they are going to hawaii for the probowl. congratulations to those guys. there's good football being plays. >>> that does it for us but be sure to join ktvu

patrick willis and justin smith going to the probowl for san francisco. sean leckler as usual, they punter. richard seymore and the great amdemu they are going to hawaii for the probowl. congratulations to those guys. there's good football being plays. >>> that does it for us but be sure to join ktvu tomorrow at 5:00. they'll have the latest on the stormy weather. >> and our coverage continues online at ktvu.com. have a good evening everyone.

smith. now, mr. richard floersch. >> thank you. my name is rick floersch.more than 3100 franchisees' own and operate nearly 12,500 mcdonald's restaurants throughout the united states. mcdonald owns and operates approximately 1500 additional restaurants. for many of our employees, mcdonald's is their first job. our goal is to provide competitive companies -- is to provide competitive pay and benefits. we have sought to match the health care options we make available to the needs, desires, and capabilities to all employees. it is important to understand a little bit about our employees. at restaurants are owned by the company, over three-quarters of our crew work part-time, averaging slightly less than 18 hours per week. there is considerable turnover. most often, by 18 months, the employee has either left mcdonald's to return to school or would have been promoted to a more senior position. at mcdonald's, we are proud of our long position of promoting within. 70% of our restaurant managers, 50% of our corporate staff, and 40% of our top 50 executives are rema

richard holbrook's death. nearly 500 americans have been killed. robert gibbs announced the administration will start withdrawing troops from the region in july of 2010. jeff smithoins us from the american foreign policy center to talk about the state of the war and what impact richard holbrook's death may have on the administration and in the region. good to see you this morning. >> good to be here. >> the white house said the situation is better now than before the troop surge. would you agree with that? >> i think militarily the situation has improved, with the unfusion of 30,000 new troops since december of last year, military progress has been made in the east and the south where the taliban has been -- their attacks have been the highest levels. the problem is more on the political front. there is corruption in the afghan government, there is a lack of legitimacy beyond the boarders of the capital kabul and there are safe havens for the taliban in pakistan and these components are keeping the afghan war effort bogged down. not necessarily the military progress. we've raised the level of 100,000 troops. the last troops got there the end of september but pro

smith made the team as a reserve. a um could of 49er -- a couple of 49ers -- sorry a couple of raiders made the pro bowl as well. excuse me richard seymore and punter punter shane lechler making the team as well. the snow delaying the sunday night game. brett favre with more days to rest, but still sat this one out. he stripped the football and ran the other way tieing the game at seven. it may have ended vic's dreams of being the league's mvp. they get on the board and oh what a tangled web they weave. the vics will see favre on sunday which could be his last. and would it matter in the bowl game with missouri? mizzou down three and he will hit egnew on the quick slants. tigers take a 24-20 lead. he made a big play in the fourth quarter and he cuts across the field before returning it 72 yards. he still wins it 27-24 over mizzou. there you go. >> i believe it is brett favre's last game when i see it. >> "nightline" is up next. thanks for watching. appreciate your time as always and hope to seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

richard. >> good morning, amy and lester. we begin with that 12-year-old virginia girl missing for a week and now found unharmed in california. brittany may smith was found in san francisco with jeffrey scott easley after a tip to police. the two had not been seen since they were captured while shopping at a virginia walmart. easley was the live-in boyfriend of brittany's mother. he's been charged with abduction. >>> justice for elizabeth smart. a jury rejected the insanity defense and found brian mitchell guilty of kidnapping and transportation of a minor. smart reacted friday saying it is possible to move on after something terrible has happened. we'll speak to the u.s. attorney for utah and one of the jurors who found mitchell guilty. >>> a single female white tipped shark is likely responsible for three out of five attacks on tourists at a popular egyptian red sea resort. investigators say the shark is still in that area. one victim died after a shark bit her arm and thigh last sunday. the resorts at sharm al-sheikh have since reopened. >>> smudged, torn but worth, evidently, $422,000. the lyrics that bob dylan chicken scratched of the time

smith from new jersey. mr. yarmuth from kentucky. mr. yarmuth: madam speaker, last may, president richard levin of yale university delivered a commencement speech and the message he conveyed in that speech is worth repeating here for the members of this body and also for the american people. i'm going to read a portion of the speech and ask unanimous consent this the entire commencement speech be inserted in the record. these are the words of dr. richard levin. ars to the will says we are political animals but do we recognize the species we have become. 18 months ago the united states elected a new president who was prepared to address the most confronting problems of the nation, education, health care, climate change and improving america's image in the rest of the world. the financial crisis intervened and economic recovery and financial sector was added. what was added since not to deal with important problems. why is this happening? dr. levin says let me make two observations and trace their implications for how you might conduct yourselves as citizens and participants in political li