the first running of the annual marathon since last year's deadly terror attack. more than 36,000 people, some of them survivors of last year's bombings, set off this morning for the 26.2-mile race. >> it's a beautiful day for boston. ♪ >> reporter: yesterday, the annual blessing of the runners and a pasta dinner. heather abbott, who lost part of her leg in the attack, will run the last half mile with the woman who found her on the ground and helped save her life. >> i can only imagine that it's going to feel very invigorating and sort of like a sense of closure. >> reporter: along the marathon route, anywhere from 500,000 to 1 million spectators are expected. security is unprecedented. underground in a high-tech

the annual debt service on the pro positived bond is paid for by annual operating revenue which includes payments to the airport by the airlines under their lease agreements with the airport and airport concession and other airport revenues. as you know, the airport operates under a residual rate setting methodology, otherwise known as the break even policy. and that's used by the airport to determine runway related fees and other fees by all the airlines. the increases in the airport's operating costs due to increased debt service would be funded by the increased [speaker not understood] under the lease agreementses with thev airport. so, we recommend that you approve the proposed resolution contingent on the board of supervisors's approval of the pending resolution authorizing the issuance of the airport revenue bonds a file 1403 27 and the related supplemental appropriation file 1402 32 ~. and going to those two items, items 4 and 5, i would note on page 15 of our report that the proposed resolution would authorize the airport to issue the 1.9 billion which i just previously reference

next item on the agenda is retroactive department of the environment 2013 annual report. commissioners, in your packets, you have a copy of the 2013 annual report. this is a discussion and action item. >> once again, is there any discussion or comments regarding the annual report? i'll give everybody a second to refresh. it's been a minute. >> i move that we approve this report. >> i second it. >> any public comment on the report? any objection to the annual report being approved? the annual report has been approved. next item on the agenda is review and approval ftd department of the environment's fiscal year 2014 through 15 budget. in your packet today is a copy of the budget. sponsors of this item are commissioner arce. >> director assmann, i want to thank you once again for always creating new and innovative ways to show us a spreadsheet. it is definitely a lesson in excel, every time we get to a new year i say damn, i want to copy that. >> well, thank you. commissioners, what you have in front of you is what we presented for the operations committee but didn't have an

today was the annual blessing of the runners. the blessing was more position poignant because of the tragedy. there will be more runners than ever tomorrow. among them will be arch who was not allowed to finish last year. >> i felt a lot of guilt for being so angry i couldn't finish, because people were killed. people were injured. >>> there are several changes. no backpacks allowed, periodment unregistered runners will not be able to participate, and double the number of police since last year. one race special says boston will be the safest place in the world tomorrow. >>> at moffet field military families celebrated easter. there was food, games, and a special visit from the easter bunny. one game was pin the tail on the bunny. i wonder how the eastster bunny felt about that. sponsors say it's their way of saying thank you. >> while they're at war for 12 years now the community stands behind them. whether you support the war, doesn't matter. support the troops. they've our sons and daughters and brothers and sisters. >>> there

11% more than the minimum annual guarantee for the final year of the existing agreement of 4,862,025. the minimum annual guarantee ~ is subject to annual cpi adjustments over the remaining term of the agreement. titan is also required to pay the sfmta annual administrative fee of 150,000 and an annual marketing fee of $150,000. on the top of page 28 we state that as shown in table 3, the total minimum annual guarantee payable by titan to sfmta over the initial five-year term of the agreement is $28,500,000 and the total revenues payable to sfmta by titan over the entire five-year period is $30 million. based on the competitive process, we recommend that you approve this legislation. >> okay. supervisor avalos? >> thank you. i appreciate the budget analyst report. i actually appreciate the mta coming forward with, you know, a reasonable contract. my concern is that if hollywood were to actually create shrek 4, i would not want to see that ad wrapping the windows of buses. actually the timing of this is particularly galling for me that we have potential contract that would potentially

and this is where the funding for the annual contributions contracts get funded. and this is sort of a lump-sum payment to the housing authority. and the housing authority divvies among the various developments. we are moving the assistance from the section 9 bucket to the section 8 bucket. and why is that different? we talked earlier about how often the section 9 sort of bucket would give you $100 per unit per year, or whatever. and only at the cost of operating. but only give you $70. so under the section 8 program. once you get a contract at an amount, that contract is generally fixed. you are more likely to get 100% of your section 8 amount than you would be of getting 100% of the amount eligible under section 9. the one big difference. the other big difference is the popularity or the supporters of section 9 versus section 8. the supporters of the section 9 are the residents of public housing and public housing authorities. the supporters of the section 8 program includes suburban jurisdictions and developers, and tenant advocates and a variety of other people

however, we continue to recommend a total reduction in the annualized positions by a total of 22 instead of 27, resulting in the reduction from 68 to 46 instead of 68 to 41. and we continue to recommend that those 22 positions be deleted. i might also add, supervisors, you are going to get a budget in a very short period of time and if the department can justify the need for those 22 positions at that time we'll take another look at it and report back to you. so those are our recommendations and we would be happy to respond to any questions. >> so, mr. rose, i get no. 1, no. 2 i'll get back to you, but i want to ask mr. rourke about that. so you are not discussing about reducing 22 more. is what you are saying is those positions, each one of those actually has equivalent fte slot that exists today that are not being filled? >> in some cases there are existing vacant positions and in other cases, supervisor, we find that the positions are not justified. again, we made a budgetary review like we do during the annual budget and we saw that there was not a need based on workload for certain

re-allocation greater than 20 percent; establishing performance goals; and setting a date for the 2014 annual performance evaluation of the budget and >> item motion approving the budget and legislative analyst services work plan for 2014; allocating hours for calendar year 2014; authorizing the budget and legislative analyst to reallocate up to 20 percent of the hours between services categories based on board of supervisors service needs, and requiring board of supervisors approval of hours re-allocation greater than 20 percent; establishing performance goals; and setting a date for the 2014 annual performance evaluation of the budget and legislative >> item motion approving the budget and legislative analyst services work plan for 2014; allocating hours for calendar year 2014; authorizing the budget and legislative analyst to reallocate up to 20 percent of the hours between services categories based on board of supervisors service needs, and requiring board of supervisors approval of hours re-allocation greater than 20 percent; establishing performance goals; and setting a date for the 201

and this is where the funding for the annual contributions contracts get funded. and this is sort of a lump-sum payment to the housing authority. and the housing authority divvies among the various developments. we are moving the assistance from the section 9 bucket to the section 8 bucket. and why is that different? we talked earlier about how often the section 9 sort of bucket would give you $100 per unit per year, or whatever. and only at the cost of operating. but only give you $70. so under the section 8 program. once you get a contract at an amount, that contract is generally fixed. you are morei

adding 8 social workers, 2 social worker techs and an ihhs nurse to be able to catch up with the need for annual assessments. >> can i ask through the chair, mr. rourke, miss hinton is here as well that the projections for the senior prop police station are exploding and i'm just wondering why the numbers of case load are not going up higher given the baby boomers turning into seniors really really rapidly and it just seems like we need to project out as the baby boom generation will fill out in about 10 years. >> right. >> so that we are ready for the huge increase in seniors. >> that's correct, supervisor. san francisco, about 18 percent of our population is 65 and older. statewide average is about 14 percent of the population, so we see here a disproportionate number of seniors. in terms of why it's leveled off, i think there could be a lot of explanations, demographickly or program wise, i think we did a fantastic job increasing our penetration rate over the last 10 years, we're really reaching through community partners, through partnerships with hospitals, through our own internal staff, a

and saturday, the annual running of the kentucky derby.weekend on your magazine stands: that's "charlie rose: the week" for this week. one note before we go. it was william shakespeare's 450th birthday oned with, so we leave you tonight with the act on stev steven spry performg "12th night "in our studios. thank you for watching. i'll see you next time. >> i am happy. i will be stout, in yellow stockings, and crossguarded even with the swiftness of putting on. my stars be praised. here say postscript. if thou entertains, my love, let it appear in my smiling. my smiles become thee well. in my presence, still smile, job i thank thee. i will smile. i will do everything that thou wilt have me. dumbacher: when a species goes extinct, that's the end. narrator: or is it? scientists are trying to bring back extinct species, everything from the woolly mammoth to what was once the most abundant bird in the world. novak: if we do that just right, they lay an egg, and out hatches a passenger pigeon. [ gunshot ] narrator: bringing species back might be

what's called maintenance of effort, the county share does not fluctuate any more. there is an annual 3 percent escalator, but in terms of we see a significant growth in the case load, to your point, supervisor mar, we are not going to see a commensurate increase in county costs. it's fixed at that 27 million number again with a small escalator. but because of the maintenance of effort it changes the way we submit our bills to the state, if you will. we still have the local costs, we have our case workers, we have our consortium and the public authority that total about $107 million. our county share of 27 million is still fixed but we not only need to pay the contractor and our staff but we also have to provide this maintenance of effort payments to the state. so basically what this piece of the legislation does, it gives us the spending authority to provide that $27 million to the state but then it also gives us the revenue, realizes the additional $27 million in revenue that comes back from the state. so you can see the table, we outlay $107 million for our services, 27 million to

. >>> city crews in san francisco spent the morning cleaning up golden gate park following the annual 420 marijuana celebration. thousands of people gathered yesterday at sharon meadow and hippie hill. last year people left blind a huge mess of trash that cost the city more than $10,000 to clean up. this year the city urged people to pick up after themselves, and one man said people did respond to that request. >> i will admit it, a very valiant effort to clean up the park. it's not done. it's going to still be cleaned up and taken care of. they were in competition. it was hilarious. >> there were a lot more undercover officers at yesterday's event compared to last year. at least nine people were arrested for charges ranging from sale of marijuana and opiates to possession of loaded and concealed firearms. >>> now that more than 8 million people signed up for insurance through obamacare exchanges what's next. starting in a few weeks insurance companies will start telling the administration whether they'll stay in the plan and how much they'll charge next year. kyla campbell spoke with

tax but this will have to be as with all our tax collection efforts the staff will be included in the annual budget process. first, i just wanted to mention that we have planned those collection efforts based on the facts we understand in the current reverberation that the tax is operative and they'll identify the best identification for the ordinance. we understand there is an ordinance that will make retails and it will further clarify the taxes on distributors upon the first distribution to the city and retailers will not have any filing requirements, of course, unless they're a distributor to the city. we plan to administer this tax that the tax will be filed on a monthly basis you're going an online tax form and the administration of this tax shall follow the administration provisions in the tax regulations codes including autopsying all taxation and fees. upon passage we plan to use calendar 2015 to identify the forms and instruction this may include the retailing and working with every city agencies with respect to taxable beverages. we anticipate our office will needed technology iss

the need. it would take more than $5 million of annual budget just to modernize the elevators. and that $5 million that we get is for our entire portfolio. the capital needs have continued to increase. as you can see by this chart in 1991, we received $24 million for capital improvements. and we are currently receiving, we have about $5 million for capital improvements this year. while the needs have continued to go up, the resources that we have available to address those needs has been declinindeclinin. there are other federal programs, and why we will talk about the rad program. that do provide ways of greatly increasing the resources available to fix up our public housing. and right now our residents are living in conditions that really need improvement. and what we would like to do is pursue this rad funding, and provide better housing for our residents. make the kinds of improvements that the housing needs. and be able to preserve this stock on into the future, for future low-income households as well. our regional administrator will tell you about the rad program. thank

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the annual rate of inflation 1.6%. average earnings tomorrow coming in above that rate for the first time in a long while. average earnings above inflation in the uk. paris is down .5%. in italy, down 1.5% as well. quick recap of asian markets. a little bit nervous ahead of the gdp number we're going to get out tomorrow in china. shanghai is down 1.4%. china central bank also draining a massive $178 billion from the system. it is the biggest single day drain sense february. 12.1% from a year earlier, below the forecast of 13%. the growth rate was slowest since may 2001 according to the national bureau of statistics data. g gdp number is going to be key tomorrow. here are thoughts we already had on the channel today. >> it is a search for come what may. and not responding to the portuguese government. let's look at greece for a second. look at the phenomenal demand of that bond the other day. yet, we're still talking about it. so in that situation, if people still want to buy the dax or euro, they're in a hugely difficul

. >> and the easter traditions continue tomorrow with the annual easter egg roll at the white house. abc news, new york. >> san francisco's glide memorial church is preparing to serve thousands of free dinners today after their church services. leaders say they do it because easter is a special time to bring people together. glide memorial also feeds dozens of homeless and poor people every day. this is a great day for an easter egg hunt or any kind of family gathering. >> a little fog in our beaches but that's get morgue compressed. other little more condensed around santa cruz. here mid-50s. temperatures already responding to that weaken on shore push. it will be warmer. i'll tell you how much warmer and then talk cooler when we return. >> also ahead, the bay area survivor of the deadly avalanche on mount everest. what he said saved his life. and we are learning more about the deadly ferry accident in south korea. what the captain says he was doing when his boat went down. >> welcome back on this easter sunday. this is a live look from the roof cam showing you the glistening bay. t

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we have close labor agreements with two of our employees groups and we are experiencing the annualization of wage increase for everyone else. that third line is showing you what is happening over labor agreement and what are we projecting for planning purposes. in the first year we are not assuming any cost increases there and as i mentioned to you before, i think that's appropriate for planning purposes, but there is some risk. we don't know what will happen with our negotiations. the second section really highlights for you what is happening on our benefit cost. the first two related to health and dental benefits continued growth there. we are as i mentioned hopeful that through the good work of the health service system they will be able to negotiate more favorable rates with kaiser and with blue shield. and then our retirement cost continuing to grow through the next fiscal year to account for the loses that we experience in the pension fund during the last economic recession. this number, the $42 million i'm expecting based on the rates that retiree, retirement board just adopted to

the annual company retreat. planned, as usual, by this guy. nature lover... people person. ♪ and you put up with it all... because he also booked you a room... at this place. planet earth's number one accomodation site: booking.com booking.yeah! (cheers and applause) >> stephen: thank you, everybody! now, folks -- now, before the break, i was telling all the people here about the power of twitter. it has humbled morsi, brought down governments across the middle east but it did not get me. here to apologize, please welcome the founder of twitter, biz stone. (cheers and applause) biz, first of all, i want to thank you for just dropping everything and flying in from san francisco to apologize to me. >> actually, i'm not here to apologize. >> stephen: i accept (laughter) >> but we will get a chance the talk about my new book. >> stephen: we'll get to that. okay. here's the thing -- when you founded twitter, did you do it just to attack me? (laughter) i mean, did you know there would be this kind of hashtag activism? was this part of the dream? >> um, the dream wa

the first running of the annual marathon since last year's deadly terror attack. more than 36,000 people, some of them survivors of last year's bombings, set off this morning for the 26.2-mile race. >> it's a beautiful day for boston. ♪ >> reporter: yesterday, the annual blessing of the runners and a pasta dinner. heather abbott, who lost part of her leg in the attack, will run the last half mile with the woman who found her on the ground and helped save her life. >> i can only imagine that it's going to feel very invigorating and sort of like a sense of closure. >> reporter: along the marathon route, anywhere from 500,000 to 1 million spectators are expected. security is unprecedented. underground in a high-tech control room, officials are monitoring feeds from 100 cameras. >> anything of trouble and any person that's, you know, presenting a concern to us may be monitored very quickly. >> reporter: in addition, some 4,000 police officers are out on patrol, 500 of them undercover. >> it's important to note, i think, that this race goes through eight towns including

the first family is hosting the 136th annual easter egg roll. year's theme is pop into healthy, swing into shape. the day's activities includes cooking stations, story telling, and of course the egg rolling. >>> and it's 6:10, there you go, still over 200 people missing from the sunken south korea ferry, and coming up, the crews confusion as the boat began to tip. >>> at least 13 people died on mt. everest. the response next. >>> we have some big changes ahead this week, we'll tell you all about tobacco coming up. >>> one lane of westbound 580 and unfortunately it's doing some damage to the commute out of the pass. all your drive times coming up, first we want to know what drives you crazy during your commute, ask a question or share by e-mailing crazy@kpix.com or tweet me and watch to see if your question gets answered on air, we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,, ready? happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. (woman vo) it takes him places he's always wanted to go. that's why

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this one stay with her and know which a university with the annual culling military writers' symposium. interview on one of the military riders author of blood of tyrants, george washington and the forging of the presence in to be the same day and green lights bookstore and brooklyn, new york. and the of the new york times op-ed section will discuss his new history and the civil rights act of 1964. on thursday book tv is in denver as investigative journalists discuss him and how it may affect the u.s. economy. we will also be in los angeles thursday evening at the alex theatre the cover best-selling author michael lewis discussing his latest book about high-frequency traders in the stock market. he will discuss his bow with tipping point often not complied well. that's a look of some of the of the programs this upcoming week. for more to go to our website and visit the upcoming programs. >> up next afterwards. a short history of the numbers that rule the world. teeten at the beginning of your book you go all the way back to 1066 in william the conqueror and the fascination with trying

it's the annual sun rise service. mark is reporting live from matlock david son as this marks the 92nd anniversary. how is it going? >> reporter: you can see that hundreds of people made the way up here. people made the way up top of the mountain and this takes place in one of the world's biggest cross 103 feet tall and behind the person on the alter and we will listen as best that we can. >> they reached tomb and saw the lynn then clothe lying there. >> a lot of first timers say that they took part. marty, there are a lot of city officials here. we in regard the chief and the fire chief that read scriptures. again, you will hear from a lot of people that made their way here for the first time this morning and this is the one and only service that takes place year round. this one is certainly one of the most unique. >> looks like they have terrific weather as we have the sun starting the rise on the mountain there. >> looking into the t mb. >> reporter: yeah, we will show you the view and it's about a couple of hundred

annenberg media ♪ and: with additional funding from these foundations and individuals: and by: and the annualinancial support of: hello, i'm annette insdorf. i'm chair of the film division at columbia university's school of the arts and i'll be moderating a discussion on hollywood style and the contemporary american cinema. our panel has four outstanding writer-directors. to my immediate right is paul schrader. his credits as writer-director include american gigolo, cat people, mishima. as a screenwriter for other directors he's responsible for the script of obsession for brian depalma mosquito coast for peter weir and for martin scorsese, taxi driver, raging bull and the last temptation of christ. to his right is joan micklin silver whose credits include hester street between the lines chilly scenes of winter and crossing delancey. to my immediate left is james toback. his credits include the gambler and bugsy, for which he received an academy award nomination for screenplay. and in terms of directing his credits include love and money, exposed and the pick-up artist. to his left is whit sti

the attempt to snuff out problems from the annual pot party here in the bay area. good evening. terry mcsweeney. >> i'm diane dwyer. 4/20 is a day for marijuana smokers. the annual event at golden gate park draws thousands of people which means traffic, trash, and usually quite a few arrests. nbc bay area's chase cain joins us from the city with a look. hello, chase. >> reporter: hello, diane. terry may have said it best a moment ago, you can definitely smell it in the air. if you look behind me, everyone is having a good time but fortunately there have not been any major problems to report so far this year. although san francisco police and park rangers were out here patrolling early today. they have been trying to sort of have a show of force in hopes of keeping things under control. they've been looking not so much for drug use but they have been looking for people who would be selling drugs in the park. also anyone with an open container, any underage drinking, those sort of things. we did walk through the park a few moments ago and we could tell you there was plenty of all

by the way, these annual meetings? ee not just the ceo and the chairman, but the giving briefittees presentations. for ex absolutely. >> we need to take a break. we will continue this conversation after the commercial. >> we have an all-star panel. >> we are looking at you. if you missed any of our interviews today, you can watch them on amazon fire and apple tv. stay with us. ♪ with harvardk business school professor, bill george, and john stitches and ski a black stone is here as well. we're talking about activism in the financial industry. john, i want to turn this to you. this country moans about banking fatcats every chance we get, yet we see very little activist investing or criticism. why is that? >> activists have lots of industries they like, lots of criteria. there has to be a certain amount of transparency and they have to have some sense of what the endgame is. they have never gone after banks vigorously he has there has always been a concern of not really having enough publicly available information. the on

sadr city opinion to myself ukraine during the annual investor conference in kiev. the hound of the cabinet of ministers mentioned the preliminary credit and conditions agreed but the ukrainian government the board of directors of the time to make this year is reforming the economy the mac to suppress consent of monetary and fiscal policies. i just sat down and on to corruption matches together with training the country's investment sector fullest off attraction daniel ukraine as to conference took place in ipoh second team to maintain the sprint event was anticipated by the tiniest any great thing is to give a number of common sense edition in ukraine on usability a guest of the sophistication to teach a lesson in cincy to ukraine and economy. some rumors that we need to invest another hundreds of millions of dollars in order to be opened up a wipe or not you. this is not true. the troops. is this long walks can easily provides a reverse flow. for ukraine. and the truth is that it has nothing to do with the technical issues this is all of the political decision. the

. >>> at least eight people arrested at golden gate park during the annual marijuana party. now all the careen-up. >> reporter: if the 4/20 celebration at golden gate park, sea of people under a cloud of smoke, but not everyone high on the experience. >> 1953 and the neighborhood is totally going downhill. >> reporter: the traffic overtook trash as the number one complaint, coming and going. >> taking us about 20 minutes to go five blocks, i would say. >> reporter: how are you holding up? >> i'm fine, but the baby's not too happy. >> reporter: hippy hill, drugs, alcohol, music, and fun and a few people trying to earn a buck. >> let's make money, why not? i have kids to feed, bills to pay. >> reporter: then out of nowhere, a stampede hundreds running after reports of gunfire when there was none. >> i started running as everybody else did. >> reporter: there were several arrests from fights to drugs and at least one person with a weapon. others upset about more basic needs. >> i seen people just going off into the bushes to relieve themselves, and i'm like well where are the re

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