by the time you build the terminals. the terminals built now, the gas is committed. >> absolutely. >> russell gold, a senior reporter at "the wall street journal". >>> coming up in the week ahead i look at the riding cost of generic prescription drugs in america, and what could be done to ease the burden on people that depend on them. plus a look at the g.o.p. tax reforms. join me for "real money". that is our show for today, i'm ali velshi, thank you for joining us. cl cl

i know my cancer is terminal, but you can be optimistic with that.e handled it with humor and even made a joke about it the other day, and i said, yeah, he gets it. it's part of life, and it's okay to talk about. >> welcome back. what you were just looking at was a clip from the series my last days created by our guest which shares the stories of people living with a terminal illness. waj one of the questions we put out earlier today on twitter was is there an etiquette to what you can and can't say online. >> it is honorable that you are trying not to cry. >> i'm not going to cry. >> but your tears are honorable. >> thank you. >> but this remains such a huge taboo in american society: and as we have seen in the first segment, it seems to be a great positive outlet for so many. >> it does indeed. jody your blog about this experience and you have this huge online community that openly discusses this issue, you talk about a lot of things, how do you decide what to share and what to hold back? >> well, i think in this issue it's not an etiquette per se

herm an cruise terminal, and the new gang way is somewhere in the atlantic and she has been boarded on a vessel after being fa bricated in sweden and sthe will arrive straight to pier 27 and off listing the gang way on to the pier and it will take hours and hours and so i hope that you get a chance to see this because it is going to be cool to see it sort of hanging above the new cruise ship terminal and once that is in place, we will be able to begin, processing the passengers through the new terminal and we have even more good news, which is that on july 30, we received a temporary certificate of occupancy and reached the substantial completing on phase two, one day ahead of schedule and i am happy to report and so congratulations to all of the project team which is too numerous to name individually. and on august 18th, next month, the next border of protection, agency will be moving into the new facility, and you may recall that phase two, consisted of building out the facilities for the u.s. border and customs border protection, which includes two jail cells, and i want to warn you

to terminal before she was finally stopped at the united terminal. >> she did not try to get through tsa screening at any of the terminals but was aware of how each of those terminals were laid out. >> reporter: maryland was booked into an la county jail, but not placed on a psychiatric hold. a social worker says she was not a danger to herself or others. after getting busted six times at san francisco international, she was someoned to redwood house in redwood city for a month, but she only stayed a week. in a blog that is believed to be hers, she alluded back in 2012 that she jumped flights before. >> yes. i do regret it. >> reporter: marilyn is being held on a probation violation in los angeles an is wanted on a bench warrant out of hawaii from 2010 for daughter and son trespassing near baggage claim. >> so she has this problem. she tried psychiatric care. now she is in jail. where is she going? >> reporter: that's a good question. she only lasted a week in the psychiatric facility. she claims she has no cash. >> and no family has come forward. >> thank you andria borba. >>> this

. >> if you had a terminal illness online? >> i think i would. think death and getting to that stage, i would probably want to share it, to not feel alone and alienated, and also maybe to talk to my community life. >> i wonder -- people who have job like ours, and we see a lot of celebrities sharing these things or scott with npr, how he started tweeting about the death of his mother, and people just latched on to that. so how about you? would you turn to social media to open up about your last days? nearly 75% of adults go online say they use social media to discuss what is happening in life. one topic isn't as easily discussed death and dying. according to the cdc nearly 2.5 million americans die each year. surveys show that they are waiting for someone else to talk about it. >> if 30% later have a metastasis, why aren't 30% of the stories being presented by the media about women and men with metastatic disease? it should be an equal ratio in and what we see is the happy stories, they want the raw raw, and they don't want to hear from people li

terminals but was very cognizant of the -- of how each of those terminals were laid out. >> reporter: hartman was booked into an l.a. county jail but not placed on psychiatric hold. a social worker said she wasn't a danger to herself or others. after getting busted six times at san francisco international airport, she was sentenced to redwood house, this residential mental health facility in redwood city for a month. but she only stayed a week. in a blog that's believed to be hers, hartman alluded back in 2012 that she had jumped flights before. >> yes, i do regret it. yes. >> that was andria borba reporting. now, hartman is currently being held in los angeles on $10,000 bail. she is due in court there on monday. this is the 8th time in recent months she has been caught boarding a plane illegally or at least attempting it. she was caught three times at san francisco airport in april alone. she still is wanted on the hawaiian island of kauai for trespassing in the baggage area at lahue airport and this security breach was the second at mineta international in four months. sam liccardo

is the united terminal. originally these two projects remained separately, but as work progressed and the scope of the renovations increased, the airport reorganized the projects under one oversight construction management contract with pgh wong. previous amendments were not subject to board of supervisors approval as they did not meet 9.1 88 threshold amount. this amendment and future amendments would bring it over the $10 million amount requiring board approval. the scope of work for this contract includes project controls and reporting document control, scheduling serve sate and general coordination of the two terminal 3 projects that are physically a jaytionthv hethv to each other with integrate and had inter dependent building system. the airport's contract with pgh wong is the result of a request -- competitive request proposal process and the contract is paid for with the proceeds of airport revenue bonds. so, budget analyst ha recommended approval of the mod if i kayxtion. i would be happy to answer

thank you >> we're now think item 10 the termination of construction contract. and good morning, commissioners i'm marvin with the rec and park department dupont is located in the mission district between clemente and california street. this project is the refurbishment 6 a restroom building under the 2008 parks bond the commission award the contract for 3 how does to replace the restroom building despite the multiple efforts during the planning phase it was appealed in 2013. the permit appeal was primarily based on the historic status of restroom building although the project rested a categorical thing they identified the restroom building as being constructed under the dpa building it required the features of the building rather than involving the arts commission to further delay the project the department is to renovate the building thereby keeping it's original features it's necessary to terminate the construction contract per section of the general conditions the rec and park department respectfully asked the contract with a retroactive date of 2013 in rega

, the ferry terminals.have a direct experience. we know how to manage and how to commercialize the real estate so it can be of great service to these people. >> that is not how adelson sees last year, her ferries transported about 28,000 people a day. >> we have been running the terminals, the ferry terminals. we have a direct experience. we know how to manage and how to commercialize the real estate so it can be of great service to these people. >> that is not how adelson sees it. >> she doesn't like that we are a competitor in the ferries. i can't say that i am the ferry expert of the world, but because she got bitter over the competition, so she has been bitter all this time. >> coming up, the clash of the titans continues as they look beyond macau for the next gambling mecca. ♪ >> the explosion of the casino business in macau has been a huge windfall for this tiny territory and the beijing government. casinos paid the government almost $18 billion in taxes and fees. with great success comes a great amou

the termination >> so commissioner andrews sorry commissioner hayon you want to say something. >> if we recommend a dismissal did that mean an employee would be dismissed or is it our recommendation only to terminate the employee i find it hard to believe anyone will implement that. >> it's our recommendation only a recommendation had we hope carry some wealthy we're not only a voice crying? wilderness an observation that something has been done that violates ethnical conduct whether or not the person gets suspended or dismissed we don't know. we've made the statement and i think it's an important statement to make. as i understand the proposal from commissioner andrews it is that after 90 days if a person did not file their form seven hundred we send a letter to the office of the individual or entity that has the authority to remove that person or discipline that person and say within 60 days the ethics commission will if they don't file we will make a determination about recommending further action against - and i would - i would tighten it up >> they're accountable and i would be

, with the america's cup and with the permanent developments here with the opening of the cruise terminal, i think that it is something that provides that bridge between the ferry building area and fisherman's wharf that we think has, you know, been a wonderful resource and has attracted so many more people to the water front. and there have been, however, difficulties with the development in the north east water front that is chronicled in this report. and we had the hotel project that went through the long process, almost got to the finish line but, for the lack of public consensus on the design. and that process failed, and there was also a high profile, proposal for piers 27 to 31 by the mills development corporation, and that again, was a mixed use, recreation project and had too much retail and did not achieve the kind of public consensus needed to get through the public process and so on that basis, we see that there are really still some work to do, with our relations with the community, and that will come forth and our recommendations for fostering those further conversations. an

quite a bit of improvement just through the director's announcement on opening of the herm an cruise terminal, the plaza, and clearly the explore torium has been a game changer for the north east water front and it is hard to imagine the change if you were not here then, but pier 27 was a news print terminal, when the plan was adopted. when a cotton warehouse and we had a foreign trade zone with the semitrucks crossing in 19 and 23, and so what the public has been able to enjoy, with the america's cup and with the permanent developments here with the opening of the cruise terminal, i think that it is something that provides that bridge between the ferry building area and fisherman's wharf that we think has, you know, been a wonderful resource and has attracted so many more people to the water front. and there have been, however, difficulties with the development in the north east water front that is chronicled in this report. and we had the hotel project that went through the long process, almost got to the finish line but, for the lack of public consensus on the design. and that process fail

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item 25 to approve amendment 24 for a airport contract for the terminal and refurbishment between p&g and engineering and the city in an amount not to exceed 12 million >> same house, same call? >> resolution to approve modification to a construction management support services for the runway between the city not to exceed $14.7 million. same house, same call? this www.drnpa.org resolution is adapted. item 27 resolution to authorize the department of public health to summit an application to the metropolitan up to 89 of 9 hundred thousand plus. same house, same call? this resolution is adapted. item 28 a resolution for accident lease of real

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anybody that wants to get into the car can be a taxi driver and go up to the new terminal and pick up passengers. if you look around the area and the hotels and taxi planning never took place. the only place i see it in the city and county is sfo and partially in the embarcadero but not completely. i consider this trans bay project equivalent to the embarcadero center, one, two, three and basically where you have no taxi plan whatsoever. two, is briefly i make this statement because i have applied for the taxi director position four times in 10 years and -- [inaudible] to this commission but you're talking about kronism is taking over the sfmta. mr. reiskin can ask you about cost over returns as he triples the prices for taxi drivers in this city and we don't have a level playing field. i come also as a veteran and not hard hat vets or working with the commission or sftta or city and county of san francisco and caltrans and i don't see evidence of that. there are veterans with administrative background, mbas in finance and real estate, et cetera but just to give you a quick bounce off