let's bring in david steiner. he is the waste management ceo and president.ng me now is a fox business exclusive. everyone loves a big dividend move, don't they? >> well, i hope it's a happy valentine's day for our shareholders. happy valentine's day to you and my wife, judy. liz: well, we appreciate that. mixed expectations, energy commodity prices and cost -- has this been a drag on the business and how long do you continue to expect this will be a drag? >> recycling natural gas, it has been a drag on us for about 12 months. we expect to see a slight drag from that in 2013. we will make up by having great cost control, pricing programs, and driving the free cash flow. when you talk about waste management, the person you think about is the generation of free cash. we are going to go up by 33 up to 45% and generate 1.1 of $2.2 billion. liz: watch out. one but it is looking. he loves free cash. [laughter] >> certainly our shareholders are getting that free cash flow. liz: green star, your company recently announced, you are in the recycling business for real.

that's at 2350 green street between pearson and steiner. >> and also for that meeting st. paul, we invited supervisors farrell and supervisor breed for her first meeting as a supervisor to help out in the attendance. >> that's correct. >> that's the 27th. so, anything else, commissioners, like that? i know agendas are kind of packed at this point, but we are making progress. okay, hearing none, we now have public comment online items 2a, b, c and d. hello again, jeremy. >>> good evening again, commission. i would like to thank the police department particularly sergeant prudo and his associate who spoke on the budget matters for a very informative discussion. a few serious concerns, and these are not new, but i believe warrant reiteration at this point in time. the first concern is that the return to duty process occurs before the majority of the investigative process is over. this is a serious concern to the public because it bodes that an officer can be returned to duty while ongoing criminal misconduct, including homicide investigations can be occurring and unconclusive

joining me exclusively is cindy steiner one of ethan's close neighbors. dramatic information coming out through the latter part of today involving various bombs that the now-deceased kidnapper had planted. what can you tell me about what we now know about this? >> well, you know, it's a very chilling reminder, piers, of just how dangerous this whole situation was, especially when this dramatic rescue was carried out by federal agents. how much danger they face and how much danger 5-year-old ethan faced because now authorities are saying as they went through the bunker in the aftermath, they've found one explosive device inside of the bunker and they found another located inside a pvc pipe which at one point was being used as a means to communicate. quite shocking to realize that those two explosive devices were there as the authorities raided. >> do we know what triggered the final assault by the fbi? and there are reports that there was some kind of shoot-out with the kidnapper. can you confirm that? >> right, yeah. the fbi is confirming that. they descr

related injuriesin san franciso haaziq madyun kron4news >> a late night fire on haight street near steinerad tenants combing thru the ashes today. kron4's maureen kelly shows us the damage. >> reporter: this youtube video you are looking at shows the flames and smoke from the 2nd alarm fire that broke out at around just after 11:30 pm saturday.the red cross says 7 units and 17 people were affected.some by the water and smoke damagebut here you och that was destroyedthis tenant surveying the damage. has lived in this apartment for more than 30 years >> a few things are gone, a few things gone because of water because of smoke and something still can be used. i have been playing music for several decades. >> reporter: his instruments made it thru relatively ok.but his home is unlivable the charred timbers of the attic now can be seen thru holes in the ceiling. what possesions he has leftblackened.and wet, covered with ash and insulationwhich is also muddying the floors. his roommate came home this morning to find her life turned upside down >> everything is gone, it's hard to even stand in t

cindy steiner's grandson was on the bus. >> he seized the bus driver and this man who done the shooting, he sees blood, here is the gun, he hears a lot of screaming. >> is he having nightmares? >> yes. >> one neighbor told us dykes spoke of making worldwide news some day. others said he was often hostile and convinced the government was out to get him. but we have learned dykes is a navy veteran who served in the late sixties in japan and california, where he received awards for good conduct. >> people who know the hostage say he has autism and needs medication. tells me he has never been away from his mother this long. >> manuel, thanks very much. >> pelley: as president obama pushes for new gun control laws, the white house released a remarkable photograph today to back the president's claim of being a skeet shooter, the photo dated august 2012 shows the president shooting at camp david in a recent interview mr. obama says he understand it is views of gun owners because he is a sports shooter himself, leading some to question whether the president had ever fired a gun. over the last f

steiner has reintroduced it. we recommend they watch; we feel the bill will go through iterations before it is heard in its final shape. the next bill would allow him infrastructure financing districts to waive or have the requirement of a vote eliminate it in the bill. that is a key factor in this bill. the governor did veto it, not on a policy basis. he did indicate that he was more interested in a holistic six two infrastructure financing districts rather than piecemeal. there were other several bills that he vetoed at the same time so and the infrastructure finance districts will undergo a robust revision. we are recommending a watch to you. on page 3 there are three measures, two virtually identical, sca 4 and sca 9. -- it transportation measures in la and alameda counties. sca 4 and sca 8 would propose to the people of california and measure to approve the voters wrestle for voter transportation special taxes from two thirds to 55 percent. sca 9 is a little bit of a variance on that. it too would seek to re

they called it showtime. [ cheers ] >> reporter: bob steiner was his long-time friend and associate.d to bring the lakers to the hollywood level of glamor and entertainment. >> reporter: the man with a ph.d. in chemistry created some of the best court chemistry the nba has ever seen. stars like kareem abdul-jabbar, magic johnson, shaquille o'neal, kobe bryant. after he bought the team in 1979 for $16 million, the lakers won ten championships. magic johnson spoke by phone to affiliate kcbs. >> when i first had to call to tell him i had hiv, i had never seen dr. buss cry. we sat there and cried together. and he held me like i was his son, you know. and i'm never going to forget that moment. >> reporter: jerry buss once said he just wanted the lakers to be l.a.'s team. >> every day when i walk down the street, at least two or three people come over and say, "i want to thank you for what you've done for me, for my family, for the city of los angeles. it's been great entertainment." and they make a point to say thank you, and i appreciate that. >> reporter: jerry buss put on an unforgetta

bob steiner was his long-time friend and associate. >> till they had hollywood, jerry wanted to bringof the hollywood level of glamour and entertainment. >> reporter: the man was a ph.d. in chemistry and created some of the best poor chemistry the n.b.a. has ever seen with stars like kareem abdul-jabbar, shaquille o'neal, magic johnson, kobe bryant. after he bought the team in 1979 for $16 million, the lakers won ten championships. magic job son spoke by phone to affiliate kcbs today. >> when i first had to call him to tell him about -- you know, i had h.i.v., i had never seen dr. buss cry and we sat there and cried together and he held me like i was his son. and i've never -- i'm never going to forget that moment. >> reporter: jerry buss just said he wanted the lakers to be l.a.'s team. >> everyday when i walk down the street at least two or three people come over and say "i want to thank you for what you've done for me, for my family, for the city of los angeles. it's been great entertainment." and they make a point to say thank you and i appreciate that. >> reporter: jerry buss put

near steiner. an assistant fire chief at the scene said crews had to work fast because they could see the fire was growing. >> we went to both sides of the line because building on both sides were threatened. one in the exposure were heavily damaged and are unoccupiable. >> known -- nobody was hurt and the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> oakland police are trying to identify a body. authorities told us that an anonymous caller reported seeing the body just south of jack lyndon square. it was partially pinned under a dock. investigators said they have not yet determined an proximate age. but they say it is the body of a male. >>> we are hearing tonight that the arrest of mc hammer began as a traffic stop last thursday because his vehicle registration was expired. dublin police issued a statement saying that the rapper was driving a vehicle that did not belong to him and refused to exit the vehicle. they said he was argumentative but finally got out. he was arrested for obstructing and

shedding some light on this crucial subject will definitely be following the elections as they come up steiner really appreciate your time economist and editor of news of iceland thank you. what a thought a government that actually listens to its people i think we should take heed from iceland learn from their success and apply it to our own broken system here so one of the we haven't heard much about a country that the entirely peaceful means successfully ousted their corrupt government a government that feared not satisfying the demands of the people so if there's a lesson learned it but now is the time we stop fearing the government i think it's time for the government starts fearing us. live live. live. live. that speak. her. outlook. a little bit misleading good. amount of money that leap. live. live live. live . we speak your language not a day of. school music programs and documentaries and spanish what matters to you breaking news a little tonnage of angles couldn't stories. you hear. detroit all teach spanish find out more visit. tito it's calm. download the official ati application t

. >> bob steiner was his long- tame friend and associate >> l.a . had 408ly wood.y wanted to bring the lakers to the hollywood level >> he created 1078 of best court chemistry the nba has ever seen with stars like shaquile of teal, kobe bryant. after he bought the team in '79 for $16 million, the laker are also won 10 championships. magic johnson spoke by phone to kcbs today. >> when i first had to call him to tell him i had liver hiv, i had never seen dr. bus cry and we sat there and cried together. he held me like i was his son. i'm never going to forget that moment. >> jerry bus once said he just wanted the lakers to be l.a .'s team. >> everyday when i walk down the street at least two or three people come over and say i want to thank you for what you have done for me, my family, for the city of los angeles. its a been great entertainment. >> jerry bus put on an unforgettable show. bill whitaker, cbs news los angeles. >> there was an unforget -b8 price paid last night for a jacket worn by former president john f. kennedy. it was his air force one bomber jacket.

shedding some light on this crucial subject will definitely follow in the elections as they come up steiner bjornson really appreciate your time economist and editor of news of iceland thank you. what a thought or government that actually listens to its people i think we should take heed from iceland learn from their success and apply it to our own broken system here so one other we haven't heard much about a country that the entirely peaceful means successfully ousted their corrupt government a government that feared not satisfying the demands of the people so if there's a lesson learned it's that now is the time we stop fearing the government so i think it's time that the government starts fearing us. wealthy british soil. that's not on to basically right let's go. to. market why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser reports . on my. prime.

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with defenders stephane elect steiner. two more goals followed in the second half.hey went 7 exnt clear -- the rnr. he was up against. a land had just beaten barcelona. they found out what she was wearing with the opener. while only some inspired goal keeping prevented him from adding a second. the italian was taunted by his former team. but he kept his composure in the match. the equalizer. the match finished 1-1. which means it's on the way to enter. . in space of that i thought they would stay espanol. 12-points behind barcelona. even though i don'tn't want to teach my kids. it's an advance i'd like to see you guyings come. you can end it on thursday when they want two women concerned. not a good sight forced to handrail vetted. it's the first minute. they win it 391. seven place there are. called by defender. just seconds after he met his own goal by the legal ian and -- ian and blue one. >> chelsea couldn't taken the mark. he had tizzenlt. back to cool, the second half goal. this is stid's first primes. they say 12 president 5 leaders will be united. >> i only,

related injuriesin san franciso haaziq madyun kron4news >> a late night fire on haight street near steiner had tenants combing thru the ashes today. kron4's maureen kelly shows us the damage. >> reporter: this youtube video you are looking at shows the flames and smoke from the 2nd alarm fire that broke out at around just after 11:30 pm saturday.the red cross says 7 units and 17 people were affected.some by the water and smoke damagebut here you can see one the apartments that was destroyedthis tenant surveying the damage. has lived in this apartment for more than 30 years >> a few things are gone, a few things gone because of water because of smoke and something still can be used. >> reporter: his instruments made it thru relatively ok.but his home is unlivable the charred timbers of the attic now can be seen thru holes in the ceiling. what possesions he has leftblackened.and wet, covered with ash and insulationwhich is also muddying the floors. >> it's not fun >> his roommate came home this morning to find her life turned upside down >> everything is gone, it's hard to even stand in ther

. >> reporter: cindy steiner lives right next door to the boy ethan who has been at the center of a hostage crisis. tuesday afternoon, police say dykes got on to a school bus and after demanding two children, he shot and killed driver charles poland and kidnapped ethan. >> ethan is a very loving little boy. he has lots of energy. he loves his momma. loves to be hugged. >> reporter: that's what you told me. he's a boy that loves to be hugged. >> he'll go up to anybody and ask them for a hug. >> reporter: she says ethan's mother is deaf stated and worried. >> because of ethan being autistic, he has behavioral problems and she don't want him to get in one of those moods where he's uncontrollable. she's scared that would happen. >> reporter: if ethan is able to watch this right now, what would you say to him directly? >> ethan, hang tough, little man. we love you. we are praying for you. >> reporter: and now the very real possibility that ethan could spend his birthday in captivity. he turns 6 next week. dan, bianna. >> just unbelievable. almost going on a week now, this poor little 5-year-old

the two alarm fire broke out in a building on haugittght street near steiner earlier yesterday morninged cross said seven units and 70 people were affected some of the water and smoke damage. many longtime residents went back to their damaged part is to salvage what they could. >> no one was injured in the fire. it is unknown how much damage the building sustained and what caused the fire. >> let us talk a little 49er football. >> alex smith time with the 49ers appears to be coming to a close. trade rumors have been swirling around a former starting quarterback ever since he was benched in favor of colin kaepernick. most of reports from end f l .com as alex smith being sent off to the kansas city chiefs. at this point neither side is confirming or denying the move. however, some reports say the trade is all but done. no indication of what the 49ers might receive a return. but they'll have to wait until march 12th when free agency. started to make the deal official. >> he has been such a class act for the whole thing. good luck to him. >> and other sports news danica patrick make racing

. >> reporter: cindy steiner is a friend of ethan's family. says he has autism. >> i know he cried and i know he wants his mama because he's never really been away from her. >> reporter: police say dikes appears to be caring for ethan. >> i want to thank him for taking care of our child. >> reporter: neighbors remember dikes for his anti-government rants, but cbs news has learned that dikes is a decorated veteran. he serves in the navy in the late '60s, based in japan and california, and received awards for good conduct. just miles from the standoff, hundreds gathered to remember slain bus driver charld polin jr. siks shot polin on tuesday when he stormed this school bus. robbie bachelor is also a school bus driver. >> he laid down his life for the kids on that bus. >> reporter: children are back in school today for the first time since the shooting. we also learned ethan could spend his birthday as a hostage. he turns 6:00 on wednesday. charlie and norah? >> manuel bojorquez, thank you. john miller is a hostage negotiator and has been involve

but ethan now feels like family to people like signedy steiner, her grandson was on the same school bushink because of me being a grandmother that that's the way i looked at it. >> reporter: a lot of people in this town feel that way? >> yes. >> reporter: people in this small community know that ethan and his mother could use a break so they're trying to scrape together enough money to send the two of them to disney world. >> mark strassmann thank you. >>> senior correspondent john miller is a former fbi assistant director. john, good morning. i know you've been doing a lot of reporting on this. what have you learned about this case? >> well, a couple of things. one thing is that in the course of these negotiations, you know they always look for what the negotiators call a tpi, a third party intermediary as they negotiate they can bring in a co-worker, a friend somebody that the hostage taker likes and respects. sometimes that can help move things along, and with jimmy lee dykes there was no tpi. they worked with the dale county sheriff and said find us that person and they said he has

. >> to the press conference by bob steiner, spokesman for dr dr. buss' family.litz and glamor to the nba. he died today. it appears it was kidney failure after a bout with cancer. the l.a. lakers owner passed away this morning from unspecified cancer. i spoke with former l.a. laker john salley about an hour ago. >> going to say dr. buss rest in peace. he definitely bought the show time image, that way, that way that the lakers see it. everyone knows it, when you hear that music, i love l.a., it changed the way the game went. he had the greatest suite. it some of the prettiest women in the world, but if you got up to the suite and paid attention, dr. buss was sitting up front, eyes on the game. he was really serious about it. given the team to his son and daughter, knowing he was sick, he was just a really, really good guy. >> and dr. buss as he was known took over the team in 1979 when it was near bankruptcy. during that time, over 20 years, the l.a. lakers earned ten championships and featured such players as magic johnson and shaquille o'neal. buss was 80 year

steiner had a great influence in me doing my ged because he always used to say to me you are better thane of the doctors that i worked with because of your bedside manner. of when i finally got my ged, i was 53. you're never too old to learn. i got my nanny certificate for domestic workers. to get certification as a nanny is very important, especially when you're going on a new job. it also helps because it tells your potential employer that you can take care. we learn pediatrics, how to take care of new babies. we learn nutrition is taking care of kids and stuff like that. you learn negotiation, you learn how to carry yourself, your presentation is very important. i'm proud of being able to draw people out that i'm taking care of, and i can get that person to smile. i'm happy. and it makes my day. and i hope that this piece will also not only tell employers that domestic workers are human beings too and we need respect, i'm also telling domestic workers to respect themselves. and when you respect yourself, respect will follow. ♪ ♪ >> great. well, that was a really, um, nice clip, and i

helen steiner writes, may well have summed up what adele would be telling us now. "when i must leave you for a little while, please go on bravely with a gallant smile. and for my sake and in my name, live on and do all things the same. spend not your life in empty days, but fill each waking hour in useful ways. reach out your hand in comfort and in cheer, and i in turn will comfort you and hold you dear." mr. president, the heavens are a little brighter now because they have a shining star in adele hall. i yield the floor, and upon careful study, i note the absence i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: mr. coats: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from indiana. mr. coats: mr. president, i ask that the -- unanimous consent that the call of the quorum be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. coats: mr. president, i come to the senate floor today, as i have virtually every day since we've been back in session, to address what is perhaps the most critical question

there was a policy adopted by michael steiner, the srsg, called standards before status. there was really no measurable progress. in the spring of 2004, albanians again took matters into their own hands attacking serbian communities and the u.n. in what, in retrospect, increasingly looked like a planned operation. regardless, it was abundantly clear that the status quo was not tenable and that the international community had to adopt its plan recognizing the inevitability of kosovo's independence. person that was selected to steward this process was marty -- [inaudible] his first task was, essentially, to negotiate a package of minority rights, measures to protect and promote the interests of serbs. marty served as a great resource to me as i was conducting my interviews and research for the book. he rather modestly said the principles represented the gold standard of any international effort to hold forth minority rights' principles. they were, of course, ultimately rejected by serbia. and on the 17th of february in 2008, there was a coordinated declaration of independen