. >> good morning, steve lee with sfmta. the two items before you one is a lease for the japan center garage with the japan center garage corporation. and a lease with the uptown parking corporation for the sutter stockton garage. both of the general terms for both leases are essentially the same. they are 10-year leases for $1 and they both have two 5-year options to extend. a provision of termination for cause with a 90-day notice. both leases are updated to incorporate new provisions and that include sfmta facilities and management regulations, corporation employee hiring guidelines, and a change in the capital set aside from a percentage net income to an annual fixed amount. the japan center garage totaled 920 spaces and generates $4.2 million annually and accommodates 500,000 transient vehicles. the sutter stockton garage is 1 865 spaces on 12 levels. this garage generated l12.8 million annually and accommodated 500,000 transient vehicles annually. the japan center garage corporation lease, the current lease was entered

. >> chairperson chu, steve lee. >> it sounds like the mta concurred with the findings and was working to resolve the issues, but on the larger issue about whether or not this financial structure is still one that ought to continue moving forward. it appears that the mta is applying the policy very differently. and so in two structures they are dissolving of that original non-profit intermediary structure and two, recommending to move forward. can you explain what your board's rationale was for having an inconsistent application? >> supervisor, in addition, to the non-profit, the mta currently has in existence we have portsmith garage run by the rec and park department. so actually five non-profits existed as part, that we looked at as part of the inwinding of the bonds. what the mta board requested to do to go to the four non-profits that we oversee and have a [pha-ults/] discuss with each of the non-profits to see where they were in terms of unwining and serving in an advisory capacity. two of the non-profits choose to unwind their corporate structure and serve in the advisory capaci

>> steve: lee marvin? it looks like a lee marvin movie.ng sideways on a trampoline. a new movie so gross and so offensive, even its star stud cast won't promote it. >> gretchen: you are so quick, i can't take it. i just got the j a. >> steve: he's got the number one country song in the country right now, here to perform "how country feels." >> gretchen: apparently you did. [ female announcer ] ready to mix things up with lean cuisine? try our entrees, snacks and new salads. salmon with basil, garlic chicken spring rolls, and now salads, like asian-style chicken. enjoy over 130 tasty varieties, anytime. lean cuisine. be culinary chic. we don't argue much. we really don't. meg usually just gets her way, and i go along with it. i think it worked for matt because i did it for him. when i'm the one cooking, i'm the one calculating the points. i can microwave things. you get to eat real food. we still get to go out. we're just so much smarter about it. we can keep each other in check. going, "okay, i see you." we've lost about 110 pounds togethe

and you stay out of it other than making sure that it doesn't kill people stephen chantelle lee virginia steve what's a. i just wanted to ask a question of your guest has he ever been unemployed. has he ever been on able to do for himself and if he has possibly ask other people to do the same thing and live that way because just right steve thanks for the call it's it is you know what you're highlighting is. i don't want to personalize it to austin i don't know austin story and you know he's been on the show a number of times i think he's a decent fellow. i think that there is built into this libertarian worldview this this this idealistic belief that comes out of iran's writings and and. this whole notion that has been around america frankly for a long long before iran that it's survival of the fittest is the thing that darwin's cousin sir francis called monica was. you know promoted as an economist in the nineteenth century and it came the world the dickens wrote about charles dickens father was thrown into debtor's prison i mean it was just that was england of that time and this idea that t

steve cook. [applause] steven was co-chair for quite some time providing some great leadership. all right. and another student, hannah lee. i'm not sure she's here tonight so that concludes our certificates of recognition. let's give them a hand for their hard work please. [applause] thank you very much. >> as a point of personal privilege later in the meeting we have the moment where we announce new people to our committees and mine is in the audience and mark will be joining the sac and mark will you stand up. [applause] any other comments from the board? >> yes. so as a past member of the kak for many years i know the time and dedication it takes. i want to say thank you very much and particularly say thank you to claire waskey my appointee coming off four years of dedicated service for our school district. she's also a school librarian and so claire if you're listening i want to say thank you so much for representing our district on the peace. thank you very much. [applause] >> i just really want to thank each and other one of you and your families because i know it takes a lot of time in the evenings and i want to t

>>steve: when i saw tommy lee not flinching at the golden globe, i thought he must not have heard ity joke and he was in it. any time somebody refers to something you're in, if you didn't hear it, you would probably go what did they just say? but nothing. didn't flinch. >>eric: i watched that. when ben affleck won the award for argo and he thanked the military and you go that's great. then they pan the audience and tommy lee is shown and there is nothing. one of the thing about the golden globes, a lot of people are chatting. the other, they're serving alcohol. it's hard to concentrate when you've had -- what were they serving? moet? >>steve: this guy was walking around the audience with the microphone listening -- >>gretchen: that would have been good. that would have been a reality show. maybe tommy lee jones didn't like his performance in "hope springs." he is nominated for his performance in "lincoln" two totally different roles. maybe he was hoping he would get credit for that role as opposed to the other one. who knows. >>steve: 25 minutes before the top of the hour. in a coupl

steve. >>> if the 49ers win, bay area children will also win. mayor ed lee has a friendly wager with his green bay counterpart james schmidt. the loser pays for a free kids day at the local museum. in addition the losing mayor sends a gift basket. san francisco will put up sour dough bread and beer. programming reminder ktvu has complete coverage of tomorrow's playoff game. we begin with playoff play book at 4:00. followed by foxes pregame show at 4:30. kickoff just after 5:00. and after the game mark hosts the point after show. >> i've got it. writing it all down. channel 2. right here. >>> time now 5:11. afghan president hamid karzai will be at the white house today. what he wants from the u.s. after nato forces leave afghanistan next year. >>> how one north bay community is coming together to replace stolen war memorial. >>> good morning. northbound 101 traffic looking pretty good heading out to the lower deck of the bay bridge. we'll tell you more about the morning commute. Ñç5xñóÑmñz?cç?çÑkÑkÑe- >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. it's

steve: did you take a djate? >> jimmy: yeah, i didn't take a djate. pro -- matt lauer and savannah guthrie from nbc's "today" show will host the golden globes arrival special. con -- hoda and kathie lee the golden globes after party booze cruise blitz bash-o-rama. [ cheers and applause ] that's the one you want to see. >> steve: that's the one you want to go to. >> jimmy: that's the one you want to be at. >> steve: the wine truck. >> jimmy: pro -- al roker may or may not be hosting live red carpet coverage. con -- depends. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] [ rim shot ] >> steve: that's not the red carpet. >> jimmy: he might be tired. >> steve: yeah. he might be a little tired. you never know. he might be pooped. >> jimmy: might be pooped. [ laughter ] >> steve: you never know. >> jimmy: you never know what could happen. pro -- [ laughter ] "rust and bone" is up for best foreign language film. con -- "rust and bone" is also what hugh hefner's wife saw on her wedding night. [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] they went to the movies. >> steve: they went to the movies. >> jimmy: they went to the movies. what's the big deal? >> steve: they saw "rust and bone." >> jimmy: can't go to the movi

made it happen and as mayor lee alluded to it's a lot of people and byron and the rest of the committee and lead by karen paris and friends at the park conservation. we have steve from the engineering group. we have dan -- who i see i missed. excuse me. we have dpw who did the design for the area. we have them with the living classroom and maybe it was going to be in another area but it's going to be here at the port of san francisco and had the help of a number of agencies and the parks department and keeping as gorgeous and welcoming as it is. this part was not a park for long. originally this was supposed to be a terminal and imagine if we can containers stacked around here. instead we have a place for humans to come and enjoy, dogs to come and enjoy, the children come and learn about the natural habitat about one of the areas that is best weather wise and we are proud to reinvent ourselves and use our ability to make it all better. i would like to thank the mta with their vision and the blue green way on cargo lane and of course last but not least the park of rec and park and without them we wouldn't be here today having this great celebration and i hope yo

lee? >> rosemary, could you tell us what are some of the outstanding items still that need to be fixed so we get an idea of what's left to do? >> [inaudible] field inspector steve has been on the site and he can quickly give you a running list of the things that are ongoing. >> well, not ongoing, but what's left to do as of now. >> sure, 24th street, number of violations about roof leaks, electric heaters installed in six units without permits

lee? >> rosemary, could you tell us what are some of the outstanding items still that need to be fixed so we get an idea of what's left to do? >> [inaudible] field inspector steve has been on the site and he can quickly give you a running list of the things that are ongoing. >> well, not ongoing, but what's left to do as of now. >> sure, 24th street, number of violations about roof leaks, electric heaters installed in six units without permits. window sashes in disrepair. missing handrails or handrails installed improperly. and the roofing, there's several layers of roof. i haven't been up in a roof. i have some pictures. there's going to be at least three layers in certain areas. there's probably four or five or -- and the composition of the roofing is so worn out that it's actually frayed. so, and there are no permits forever having reroofed. so, i would expect that the original roof, the wood shingle roof is there. and, again, there's at least three layers of roof and i would guess more like four or five. >> through the chair, inspector, when you itemized those items, they're not huge dollar amount items in the picture of -- >> that's right. the roofing is c

lee jones in supporting actor. >> as many as ten movies to be nominated for best picture. deadline.com's steve hammond points to a handful of contenders. >> "les miserables" is certain to be nominated. "argo" and "zero dark thirty" will be nominated. >> jennifer lawrence, bradley cooper and robert de niro, has endured an oscar dry spell. >> robert de niro has not been nominated for 21 years. >> among the possible nominees, one movie stands out as a question mark. what will oscar voters make of quinton tarantino's "django unchained" >> it could get a ton of nominations or virtually nothing. it's either or. >> reporter: critics have not been silent. some of them accusing tarantino of travelizing slavery. >> it's such a box office hit that could only hurt. >> reporter: the controversy should make for a suspenseful oscar nomination announcement. >>> and that announcement will come in just a few hours. we'll have it live here on cnn in a special we're calling "the nomination" this morning. that starts at 8:00. soledad and a.j. hammer will be in new york. i'll be here in los angeles. we'll have the

jon: t-rl lee we are forcing one of our correspondents to stand out in that bitter cold in the midwest. steverown is in chicago sieve srering w shivering we presume. he has a hat on. it takes it tough to do almost anything in that weather, doesn't it steve in. >> it sure does. yesterday there was several communicates from koch chester to minnesota that shaw a high. still below zero, that is the first time it happened twins 2007. here in chicago it was a real tough fight for the friday fire department last night in a warehouse fire down on the south side of the city in a bridgeport neighborhood. it was so difficult for the 200 firefighters that they had to bring in city business as warming stations, so that the firefighters could get some place where they could get warm for a little while. you can imagine what kind of a mess there is the day after with all that water flowing into the streets, a lot of sand trucks being put out there, a very difficult situation made a lot more tough because of the temperatures, the low temperatures, and they are expected to extend through this week in the upper

lee, a democratic member of congress representing the district where this happened. have you been in touch with local authorities and what are you hearing from them about what they know right now? >> steve, thank you very much. my first priority is the safety and security of my constituents and those who are at lone star, faculty, staff and students. and i am in the midst of reaching out and have had an opportunity to speak to the president of the college. no one is ready even though there's a lot of representation about what this was, ready to make a conclusive statement as to whether or not there are anymore shooters. we do know what you all have been reporting is that someone has been seriously injured and we don't know the status of that person's injuryings. they're critical and praying for them and praying for those on the campus because a lot of students, this is a campus of 90,000 students. this particular one, or a system of 90,000, it is a tranquil campus, community college. it is much a scene of tranquility and studying as you would any four-year college. embedded in the woods of harris county and very, very, very lovely. my concern to protect those who remain, to make sure th