ramon hernandez, rosenthal, rhene, tony. >> i'm ron miguel i'm a member of the piers 30, 32 cac. i agree and disagree with our chair, katy, who has by the way been doing a very excellent job under sometimes exasperating circumstances. the cac has been nothing other than a public information office up to this point. i have talked to katy and others. i think there is pretty much agreement we should start operating as the cac, particularly by january. i firmly believe we will. to get to the fiscal feasibility study perhaps because of my background with the planning commission and before i have a better idea why that was put in place by your then colleague on the board meetings aaron peskin. it was a test in effect to see whether the project would fly. pretty much in more formal words the way harvey rose put it, i have read the fiscal feasibility study and looked at harvey rose's comments, someone i respect very much and serves very well. i did not sign the letter that went to you because do i believe you should approve this resolution today and pass it on to the full board for its a

news 4's jim rosenthal reports from essex falls, new jersey. >> 31 degrees outside. we're freezing. we have no heat. >> reporter: desperate pleas from the powerless in essex county. residents see utility trucks and beg for relief. >> is it tough on you guys? >> yeah. we're doing our best. there's a lot of damage. >> reporter: their best means navigating around a maze of massive downed trees, 100 of them in essex fells alone slowing restoration to the customers without power in a state with about 1.5 million still in the dark at last count. >> i looked outside and it was, felt like christmas. somebody delivering new telephone poles. >> reporter: more help is on the way after governor christie urged the utilities to speed up restoration. thousands of crews from other states are now descending on the region, the first of 1500 from virginia dominion set out from national harbor in maryland, the largest out of state deployment ever mobilized by that company. even with the extra help it's messes like this that slow the crew down. the company that serves this and 13 other counties estimate

. >>> madam chair, members of the committee, my name sal lex rosenthal. i'm here with the california music and culture association. as i believe you know, cmac is california's only trade association representing that life interest. we are industry representatives, nightclub owner, artists, fans dedicated to enrichment and preservation of music and culture in california. a 6,000 to 17,000 seat venue will certainly fill a critical void. cmac is hoping this will augment the burgeoning night life and restaurant scene with an influx of new visitors. we also look forward to working with the warriors to make sure their venue is self managed and local talent and promoters are able to take advantage of proposed new facility. thanks very much. >> thank you. >> madam chair and members, i'm with the san francisco travel association. we couldn't be more supportive of this effort to bring a world class sports and entertainment arena to san francisco. as you know, tourism is a major industry in san francisco, bringing in 8.5 billion supports 41,700 jobs and contributes

and i believe we also had alex rosenthal who represents the night life music consortium here at budget and finance talking about her organization's ongoing support and commitment to working with the warriors as the proposal moves forward. >> thank you. >> okay, thank you. so, at this time we'll open up for public comment. >> supervisor kim, can i just ask, ms. matts, can i just ask if you could summarize the public benefits? i know we mentioned the benefits of the port. [speaker not understood] went over those. i think from the budget committee's discussion, i think it was last week, 5,000 full-time jobs, about 2800 -- 5,000 temporary jobs and 2800 permitted jobs and about $80 million annually from visitor spending to the city. * permanent also mentioned by the fire department, fire boat station and 7 acres of public open space. was there anything else that's left out of those public benefits from the development? >> i do think it's important about the 7 acres of open space, for commitment of the warriors to maintain all of that open space. in addition, the three sides of the pier that

it is time to buy despite concerns, larry rosenthal tells us why now is time to put money into emerging markets. i want to start with you in the newsroom. it beat the numbers but after-hours shares go down. why so? >> same-store sales numbers, the current stock price is not based on what happened but what we see going forward. comment you made a couple moments ago. the problem is it is a structure based on vix futures and the way the product is structured is over time is going to continually head toward zero. under no circumstances should it be held for more than a day or two. if you want to trade volatility, over a period of time, the tendency has nothing to do with the vix and the turn structure of how the vix futures in the core products are held. dave: thank you very much for that. liz: what matters is our freighters going to give that information to give a sense this is not a buy and hold operation but and engineered full you want to be careful of. let's get back to aerospatiale. there's a line in a report that is moving, given the inconsistency we are seeing in our business, what

>> well, the one i spoke with today, shep, rosenthal from fox sports.e will not vote for roger clemens, barry bonds, or sammy sosa. but he even took it a step further saying from here on out, that he won't vote on the first ballot for anyone -- he thinks because steroids were so prevalent in the 80s, the 90's, 2000s that they deserve to be in cooperstown. listen. >> you are supposed to consider character integrity, sportsmanship and you can take a subjective view and look at that any way you want to. the hall of fame is not a privilege. it is something that is an honor. and it's something that people vote for. and it's not something that players are just entitled to. >> one of those players barry bonds issued a statement saying that sports writers should move on and turn -- shep. >> critics are ausing sports writers of being the moral police on, this trace. >> you know, and admitted i had some of the writers are saying that they're voting their suspicions: the "new york times" said in 2003 he failed a drug test but that drug test was never made public a