me so you don't want to be a superstar i'm not asking to be a superstar i think it would be really nice. but you don't want to go we had no you said get this right by the way you finished fourth of the show right yeah and one direction finish third yeah but both of you are better normal people finish first and such a. funny game. for you of the comment you said that you are an absolute nightmare doing we expect during the x. factor days would you mean i mean in the way that i wanted to say i didn't want the drama around it i didn't want to million dollars on the stage with me and it may not have been the freedom to express myself it was certain things like that that i couldn't control the format yeah i would get in my way of doing exactly what i wanted to do so you had this young twenty year old arguing with these masters right i was sixteen at the time so i was crazy then i mean i i have a better understanding for everything now you know i mean the stand i can't always get what i want but there's certain ways to achieve at least a little bit

you are going to be working on problems. you want to be able to see it. they should also be following the party's in the ada -- the priorities in the ada. your task report should also be giving you some constructive solutions. they should be tailoring it to your very specific circumstances. [inaudible] also, you want to make sure that your task inspector has a relationship with an attorney. it could be beneficial to have that legal expertise readily at hand. the task inspector may have learned some useful information. it is also helpful if your task inspector knows the contractor because the contractor can provide you with a construction bid for what is going to take. so i want to leave you with some closing thoughts. one of them, as mentioned at the beginning -- be proactive. do not wait for the letter. get the inspection now. the second is keep really good records. [inaudible] they had actually been doing work over the years. they have been removing barriers. but because they were not keeping good files documenting the reasons why they widened a door or

my proposal. >> they will also have to have and need to be bonded. >> they have to provide, yeah, but it is the different types of bonds but depending on the kind of improvement, they will have to provide the construction type of bonds and they will have to provide the property and liability insurance. >> right. >> and if they used automobiles, automobile insurance and worker's compensation and things like that. >> and i guess... in terms of what you are suggesting, i am not quite clear on it as far as just been changed in the language in section three here so that rather than having an lbe partner in either the managing maintenance or the security becomes an operator of a certain number of spaces? >> there is no reason why it could not be all three, but i was trying to come up with a floor on the operating side if that is the commission's interest. and i gathered from the discussion, that it was not, we wanted more than just an lbe security guard and an maint innocence provider but we wanted to provide the opportunity, operating a lot that was my proposal >> so they could

a well managed studio building is going to be vital to be the nucleus of a possible art district including a building and shipyard. finally i wanted to invite the commission to our upcoming studios on the 9th and 10th. we would love to see you out this. >> my name is richard peterson. i'm on the star and part of the real estate committee. quickly i want to say how wonderful it's become to work with you. i'm going on record to let you know. >> ace washington? well, this is workshop for the pmp and i'm not being sarcastic. but you can add an i to that. pimp. it has pimped our community. we don't have ex-commissioners or ex-staff on our team. we don't have that luxury like yerba buena can have that people that work for them. what i am happy is because some ground people came here to, i get confused with your oversight committee. i don't know what this is all about. i try to study and you have one agency watching over another agency. this thing with yoshi, i don't see anybody here that video taped from the beginning. washington was there from the beginning. i go back 20 years when jefferson cr

and somehow that has to be made up. so there's a good bit of lobbying through congress to get funding. oberstar: we need to restore the construction grant program. we need to invest substantially more, on the federal government side, as an inducement to states and local governments to make the investments they need to make. man: but the federal role is going to continue to be diminished because of so many competing demands. so the expectation that the federal government will step in and infuse a lot of capital into water infrastructure, i think, is doubtful. and whether they should or not, i think, will continue to be debated. narrator: where money continues to be elusive, some cities and towns are turning their assets over to private companies, hoping the private sector can find the solutions they cannot. man: in the u.s., roughly 90% of all water and wastewater systems are still publicly owned and publicly managed. the remaining 10% are managed by privately held companies. man: the private sector has learned to become

see now we are going to be. in writing to the right and you mark to terry mcauliffe there you are democratic candidate now the governor of virginia and then in new jersey if you're really governor's race you are watching three reactors there he certainly is wearing the same phrase they're hearing or trying to appeal to democrats republicans to are you want him to ensure that our the national republican party kind of. our economy is. obamacare became an issue in the bridge in your race did that help the president do you think. result. i actually think this is going to be something to watch today we were talking to republicans all day long and they said they actually quite easy obama here in our. able to really tighten the race in the last couple of weeks and he really was hammering on obamacare as this was what was wrong and certainly when you talk to operatives it is i mean the plan on continuing to hammer well at this at levels that it's not something they're going to turn away from at all what do you make of th

it's good to be here. and it's good to be next to norway. i must say, surprisingly, norway being one of the countries i worked the most closely in my time at nato. one from the north, one from the south, and together we sort of match the perspective of, say, european nato. before i get into answering your question, let me just touch on something which was i tried to focus for this panel, which is the relationship between deterrence and collective defense. and i have come to mediterranean, obviously, close to my heart. i was feeling a bit rusty, you know, five months after leaving foreign service, three years, i left nato immediately after that. completely affirmative in december 2010, we had no clue, no idea that there might be operation, to a point, i was asked, because some might may remember, qaddafi just made a state visit in italy that august. and the agreement with libya could be somewhat, and was, at odds with our nato commitment. but when the question we asked ourselves at the time, could that be a problem? and the answer was, why sho

that you need to be able to vote. but in hidalgo county, the percentage of voters, legal voters, who will no longer be allowed to vote because they don't have the right i.d., that's over 9%. problem solved, right? same thing holds true in the big counties, in the urban counties, like bexar county and tarrant counties. 1.8 million, 1.9 million people in these counties, big counties. bexar county is in san antonio, tarrant county is in ft. worth. these counties are similar in lots of ways, except tarrant county is mostly white, bexar county is mostly latino. but the i.d. law is going to affect voting in these counties in a way that is really perfectly suited to republicans, because the number of people who are legal voters but who are going to be turned away from voting because they don't have the right documentation? look at it, it's 2-1. it's 2-1. in the white county, it's only going to affect like 3% of voters, but in the latino county, it's going to be more than double that. overall, this new "ap" analysis of voter l

that does not appear to be what would commonly be referred to as an assault rifle unless the officer'sight leg is blocking the chamber. >> correct. and it doesn't appear so, but it is difficult to see. >> based on what you are seeing does that particular photo appear to be authentic? >> sure. it looks like a photo taken by a witness there through his camera, and sent on twitter. you can see the s.w.a.t. offi r officers there, but everything looks control. right now you'll have the forensic people will show up, that scene will have to be processed. it will probably take them the rest of the day to process that scene. >> officially have you been told anything by the fbi? >> no. >> okay. >> i would think the scene would take ten to 12 hours to process so that they get everything. they log and catalog. they not only take the photographs, but they'll make notes and they'll take analysis of -- make sure they know where everything was so it can be reported later in a court of law. >> brian rooney is at lax. brian tell us where you are? >> i'm at the juncture of a couple of major streets just

we have a lot of work to be done. work to do as a community because counter post and the luggage are the two that need stability and we need to help our organization to be able to stay in this city. it's been quite a while to be here in this moment. i want to thank the staff. and our board who have each made a deep personal commitment to this project. without their support, i wouldn't even consider doing this. we are only one organization, but we are part of a larger ecosystem. that's why we have been in conversations over the last 9 months with neighborhood residents and businesses to think about how can we leverage the transition from one building to an entire community. we are building theatre and a cafe. we ask for your help with the physical transition but more than that, we invite you to be part of the dreaming for a larger organization that this room is possible. we are a space for possibility. we have a sign up sheet going around because we want to invite you. we couldn't do it today but we want to invite you a

certainly is going to be interesting to have three papers here we are going to be reaching here. in writing to the right and you live to take it all is there you like a bit now the governor of virginia and then to new jersey and yet there it really got very very you were watching closely we had a spare he certainly was wearing the same phrase there hearing your trying to appeal to democrats republicans to ever you want him to change either how are the national republican party to deal with our economy is it. obamacare became an issue in the village in your race did that help the president do you think that result. i actually think this is going to be something to watch today we were talking to republicans all day long and they said they actually quite as obama care in our. able to really tighten the raise in the last couple of weeks and he really was hammering on obamacare as this was what was wrong and certainly when you talk to operatives it is i mean they plan on continuing to hammer well and that is that at levels that it's not and then they're going to turn away from at all w

to it. the guy there with the double that now everyone evidence that be. with its briefing in short supply crowds begin to form what is the loss of fuel is discovered it did damage petrol station. this is no convincing be self preservation is that once sat on that. the world trade center is once again becoming part of new york life the first of four main telescope replace the twin towers destroyed in two thousand and one when hijacked planes crashed into them has just beaten by the sticky snow. it's like once again becomes a part of near its continued growth reconnected with the city that surrounds it and the people who lived and worked in this neighborhood it took years of hard work and cooperation to make it possible. in this remarkable building is a real credit to those efforts. soo pretty conscious of the loss of two thousand seven hundred lives in the attack. architect to me he come up he said he had designed the seventy two storey building to have a strong sculptural effect that was a quiet presence and an andean so calm and dignity with the trauma to

that you need to be able to vote. but in hidalgo county, the percentage of voters, legal voters, who will no longer be allowed to vote because they don't have the right i.d., that's over 9%. problem solved, right? same thing holds true in the big counties, in the urban counties, like bexar county and tarrant counties. 1.8 million, 1.9 million people in these counties, big counties. bexar county is in san antonio, tarrant county is in ft. worth. these counties are similar in lots of ways, except tarrant county is mostly white, bexar county is mostly latino. but the i.d. law is going to affect voting in these counties in a way that is really perfectly suited to republicans, because the number of people who are legal voters but who are going to be turned away from voting because they don't have the right documentation? look at it, it's 2-1. it's 2-1. in the white county, it's only going to affect like 3% of voters, but in the latino county, it's going to be more than double that. overall, this new "ap" analysis of voter l

is going to be rich to oil markets in the around the world is going to be a risk to the region as the middle east iran and what's going on in syria i mean this could turn sort of this ball from syria and then to iraq and then it can you never know what is going to stop. pakistani taliban has vowed to avenge the death of its leader has been killed in a u.s. drone strike and a pakistani officials say the assassination is now peace talks with the militants let's cross now to islamabad and get the latest from local journalist. joining us here on the program good morning to you from moscow what is the situation right now all security measures being stepped up and perhaps i should ask you what sort of response are expected from the time about now. good morning yes we're hearing right now and overnight the security has gone and there is a lot of security in major cities of pakistan in the heart. because of course so far the statements from the government have been very grim and. leaders have been saying that this is being down to sabotage the peace talks between pakistan's government and the

that has to be done. i think he's got -- obviously a legacy on health care but he is going to have to do everything necessary to make sure that that program works. we're a country that's going to become energy independent but we need energy reform and we need to deal with climate change. lastly in the world he's kept america safe but we also have to continue to exercise world leadership. so, yes, he's made some good steps but he can't just -- can't get caught in what i call second term blues where you kind of sit back and hope that things are going to be okay. you got to keep working at it. and if he does i think he can develop a hell of a legacy. >> o'donnell: more on second term blues we written in political roundtable joining us stephanie cutter with the top advisor to president obama she cohost at cnn's "crossfire" phil is a long time strategist and former director of the republican governors association. and john dickerson our cbs news political director. welcome all of you. let me start if you you se

valuations don't seem to be stretched. in terms of where do i think there might be a bubble, i don't think that valuation is a bubble. but people have been buying bioteches for the last year and a half, two years. the stocks have been on fire. a lot of these people have never seen a biotech blow up because we really haven't had one. that concerns me a little bit specifically. >> karen, parts of the market that you ear w're worried about. i don't know that this time is any different. we go into a position we try to stick to those. >> you guys both think that consumer staples might be in trouble. and they are, i mean, they are on the upper end of the spectrum. >> to me, it's companies that can't reinvent the business. consumer staples are not historically sexy businesses. i like it. i like pepsi. those are places where i think you're in pretty good shape. you're definitely exceeding the multiple expansion. this is double that expansion. so you're in a place dps, that's a sell. places that i like, i like being in the global pl

it doesn't have to just be a marketplace. as it's all of those things, i'm proud of the fact that we're able to do what we're doing down here today with only 700, 800 people. i think that's great. that's nothing to be embarrassed about. >> i have to run. quickly, amid talk of the last week or so about bubbles and froth in the market. as great as the rally has been, plus-24% for the s&p this year, what's your general thought on what you see, who you talk to, and what you think so yourself? >> before you run, it's an important question, because we get asked that question a lot. and the market, just as it will do on thursday, demands what the supply-and-demands dynamics are, the market will decide where things go. think about it, if you had gone to sleep in march '09, with the dow at 6,500, and you'd say, wow, 15,600, you'd be, like, wow, it's gone up a little bit, you know, and everyone has to keep it in context. frankly, with everything else going on in the world and the state of 9 yield curve and rates, i'm not surprised at al

tights high honor to be up here someone who is special to all of us mayor ed lee was sworn in on januaryayor of the city and county and inform and the first asian american in the history. with this being the second largest population in the united states and the largest population in the state you mayor ed lee have made us proud. nearly 15 percent of the workforce of nearly 27 thousand employees are of filipino descent. asia a senior filipino elected official i'm proud to work side by side with a person of integrity, value and balance. his commitment to our community is demonstrated not only through honor and recognition as we does with the annual flag raising committee the filipino women's network representation and the special heritage month celebration but through his actions to run a city that that will help everyone thrive and succeed. he's worked hard to create jobs and everything that supports parks and housing and quality of life and public safety and education. all things that are critical and important in the filipino community. mayor ed lee has given over 22 years of service a

keep the public away from what was supposed to be a secret facility. they put it inside of the middle of an army base so you can you have to go to the protest of the army to protest the n.s.a. . activist bases the already notorious data center in utah which will host super computers able to store piles of phone e-mail and search engine data that has been harvested. and peace in ruins pakistan says attempts to negotiate with islamist militants have been destroyed after a u.s. drone killed the leader of the taliban country. from our headquarters in moscow you're watching archie with me and he said now a our top story british authorities say the partner of the newspaper reporter glenn greenwald has been publishing edward snowden's leaks was involved in espionage and terrorism the accusation was made in a scotland yard document which is being used as evidence in a london court hearing let's now get more from archie's sara firth who's closely following these developments are david miranda lawyers activists and even human rights council want to know why he wa

and this would be just to remove everything. and put the building back the way it was before it was altered. so, many situations that that would be less than $10,000. and the need is to follow the plan to move on that. that has not been done? >> no permit on record at this point. >> okay. >> commissioner mccarthy. >> thank you. the person who filed the appeal, does that carry any weight if that person is no longer pursuing the appeal? >> that is kind of what i was alluding to earlier. that, you know, the status of the appellant is questionable and so i dent want to go. >> understood, i don't want to be passing any remarks, and anybody who is going to appeal. that i will leave it at that. >> but there is no representation of the appellant here, right? >> not of the owners of the property. >> okay, thank you. >> so, commissioner mccarthy, you seem to be holding some permits and so the question is that the appellants are not have not filed the permits? and they have filed those? >> no, they are not filed? >> they are not filed. >> o

does it need to continue to be attached to the commercial center parcel in the fillmore area center. >> it can be sold separately. >> okay. is there something that we can change in the property management plan or when we make the determination that an asset is to be sold, does it just mean sell or can we add use restrictions to the selling for the disposition in the property management plan? >> well, i think that the whole point of doing all this is the state, you know, wants to get as much money as possible. and yes, it's true in this case the state wouldn't get any money because of the the cdbg restrictions, but in other cases where we brought properties before them, they've focused on are you getting -- even when it's restricted revenue, are you getting as much money as possible, and if there's not a use restriction on it, i think

and for them to be able to pick up the phone and someone actually be there on the other end of it and help guide them through the process of recovery, it's instrumental to their recovery. you can get advice, you can get anything that you need from a group of people like this 'cause they've all been through the same thing i've been through, and we're all here for one thing, and that's to get back on our feet and to move on. [knocking] i think the whole goal of the next step is to take someone who is struggling, when pretty much every aspect in their life, and get them back on their feet, get all their ducks in place, so to speak. and my job here is to be, basically, their assistant in getting that done. and that is such a rewarding feeling to know that somebody has done all of this, and i've helped them become more independent, and now they can really be supportive of themselves on their own, once they leave. they need to understand that i go through the same thing that

to be in the. what's up freedom fighters' i'm out in martin and this is breaking the set so yesterday was voting day and many americans took to the voting booths to cast their decision for what corporate profit they want representing them in their respective cities i know i know i know i'm sorry i'm so cynical about this so-called representative democracy but let's be honest the big corporate donors behind these candidates are really the ones calling the shots before you bury a head in the sand quite yet hold on there's some great news to report as well as the fact that through these local elections there's potential for great change see largely through ballot initiatives huge shifts are made that are extremely significant and several states voters are presented with opportunities to directly change policy from marijuana to gay marriage citizens in portland maine voted to legalize possession of marijuana for recreational use that's huge michigan residents put the state on the right side of history b

i want her to be healthy. i want her to be happy. t's kind of like being the parent of a newborn, i guess. i've never had kids. but she's like my kid. >> as such, brown has enrolled gia in a training program to become a therapy cat. >> we're taking gia up to rtu, and basically going to let the guys up there, who are outside of population because of mental health problems, going to let them have some interaction with some cats. i've seen how the cats help people in population, the calming effect. and i thought it would be kind of cool to let them guys have that interaction also. this is gia. >> gia? >> yeah. >> a little one. that's a beautiful little cat. >> she's 15 weeks old this week. >> 15 weeks? >> little kitty cat. >> she won't bite you. she's never bitten anybody. how long have you been back up here? >> about two months. >> look like you're going to come off soon? >> probably when school starts back. >> she's like, right now, i'm going to go explore again. >> all right, buddy. take care of yourself, man. >> you, too, man. be eas

i don't know that we want to be with. ink it is an inexorable move in the insurance industry in this country towards mayor were networks. selected contracts. obviously, ideally, you want to do that so you've got the high quality low cost providers within that, but let's not try to pretend that's necessarily a bad thing. >> and i would refer you to the briefing we did last week on reference pricing for a number of private sector entities who are moving in that direction in a very large-scale. >> i believe you were next. >> hi. hello? does this work? on monica from gao's office of general counsel, and one of my practice areas is health i.t. i to question for dan and mila about the bells and whistles you referred to -- >> get a bit closer to the microphone. >> sorry about that. .. the successful design and implementation of the csm or the other state systems we scope and requirements and to cut out the bells and whistles. in comparing that to the federal system that has to interact with the hub and the carriers and make that,

>> got to be a good dude. solid, prove yourself. fight people, whatever it comes down to. n like three fights. it's not bad. >> all right [ bleep ] time. be top dog, stay getting involved, keep your problems solved from the side, back, middle and front. i steady be hitting the blunt. >> stokes has also written raps to win approval from the irish mob. >> i keep praying to god that they never cross paths with the irish mob. i stay close to the side, back, middle and front. never be given [ bleep ] ready to swing before i'm ready to duck. one step further i'm ready to buck. i pray to god they never cross paths with the irish mob. >> while stokes tries to secure a place with the irish mob, he hopes it won't cost him another relationship that's considerably closer to his heart. >> i miss my daughters. i have four little girls. i should be a father to them, but when i'm in here, i can't. >> with his frequent prison stays stokes rarely sees his girls. the one he spent the most time with is 7-year-old emilee. >> you should check this out. my daughter drew that for me on the envelop

if this health care thing turns out to be okay, it is never going to be what people expected it to be, but if it doesn't continue to go like this -- and the other problem with democrats, if i was in the business, i wouldn't want obamacare to campaign. you voted for this thing. you will not be able to hide from it. the idea you will get on had other side of the republican opponent is crazy. sethe question -- so the question is -- you talk about gutting it out, these people are facing election. but the cohesive ness of the democrats is amazing >> they are in. they voted for it. and they are in. it affected so many people. >> thank you, bob. get all of the lights put up for us. he decroratdecorates like crazy. >> i hope you get to keep your doctor. >> growing concerns over the deal with iran. we will talk to peter king on whether congress can reverse the agreement now. >> and how about this story? some call it the ultimate bling. it is jewry on her eyeball. >> if you lack the twinkle in your eye, maybe this is your answer. it is a truly eye-opening procedure for $3,000. a doctor in new y

to impact me i'd be prosecuted but it's going to impact. the wife my daughter. the one time a trap. monarchy. good luck. to building a new. mission to teach creation and. this is why you should. thank you for joining us here. with the top stories of the day the week september has been the deadliest month in iraq that's according to a leading database on violence in the country it's called the iraq body count it puts the death toll among civilians at more than twelve hundred all adding to a total of over one hundred thousand violence a billion deaths of that iraq has witnessed now since the start of the invasion of two thousand and three and it's the intervention that experts to blame for the surge of violence in the rapid rise of al qaeda in the country with around four thousand suicide bombers blowing themselves up in the past decade a former u.s. marine and a veteran of the siege of fallujah. he told r.t. about the horrors he witnessed. well a couple of the big facts that need to be known is just kind of you know quantified the human trag

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we want to be here.o i'm very excite ied to be here today. >> your volunteerism is appreciated most definitely. >> last year we were able to do 6,000 hours volunteering. without that we can't survive. volunteering is really important because we can't do this. it's important to understand and a concept of learning how to take care of this park. we have almost a 160 acres in the district 10 area. >> it's fun to come out here. >> we have a park. it's better to take some of the stuff off the fences so people can look at the park. >> the street, every time, our friends. >> i think everybody should give back. we are very fortunate. we are successful with the company and it's time to give back. it's a great place for us. the weather is nice. no rain. beautiful san francisco. >> it's a great way to be able to have fun and give back and walk away with a great feeling. for more opportunities we have volunteering every single day of the week. get in touch with the parks and recreation center so come >> sfgtv.

>> wood siding needs to be painted, it needs to be maintained. if it's a clear finish and you -- there's some shingles and siding that you can let go gray in that instance you're really depending on all the flashing to do your water proofs. >> by the way, stucco, people say, oh, i got stucco like this blue area of the house. stucco is taking care of the waterproofing. stucco is not a waterproof material. stucco always cracks. stucco combracks and in fact -- cracks and in fact unless you put a waterproofing membrane on top of it which is paint or something, when it gets wet, water's going to pass right through the stucco and what happens when it passes through or gets behind your wood siding? what happens then? a few things happen. first you get wood rot from the sheathing underneath. but secondly something really important in our earthquake-prone areas is that you can rust the fasteners, the nails, the nails that are holding the sheathing and other types of metal as if ners which are always underneath -- fasteners which are always underneath the

acknowledged to be able to pay back. would that be a fair way of looking what we're doing? >> maybe. i want to tread carefully here. as you described, as i understand your question we're getting into areas really more subject to the federal housing finance administration and increasingly i think this congress says you're trying to figure out gsc reform and i see progress made there. i don't want to opine on things that do out my lane, but what i would simply say is in response to framework laid down on the statute there's qualified mortgage space and others not qualified mortgages but many of which are very responsible loans and should be made and have been made in the past and performed well particularly for smaller institutions. that's why we gave them a broad exemption and provision in the qm rule. so it's somewhat more complicated subject. i wouldn't feel that comfortable being seen as the expert in that area when we get into housing finance administration matters. >> senator. >> thank you. director cordray, thank you

we have to be able to govern.any people who come here and will fight as hard and tenaciously and thoughtfully as possible. at the end of the day, we still have the responsibility to govern. >> david. >> a few race specific question. democrats say they have a great a candidate. you have a great a candidate. second of all, we have six retirements on the republican side, including two sophomores on the which is unusual. there are fewer it in the credit -- there are retirements and how so far. do anticipate more on your side saying this sucks, i am out of here? [laughter] >> could you use that phrase? >> no. [laughter] >> oh, david. flor ... ituents in that district and that district had changed over the years. when he no longer was serving, that district would be a competitive district. it is the numbers. you do all of the analysis. having said that, we will be competitive in that district. the filing deadline has not closed yet. there are a lot of people who are rallied around one. again, our job is to pick the nomi

s now that's part of a session this is going to be broadcast satellite link is going to be live but there will be a short time delay just in case any things revealed that could be considered a threat to national security so who exactly do we have in place hot seat so we've got so elope and the director of g c h q and parker he's the director general of m i five and we've got john soyuz who is the every state's chief now they are going to face questions from the intelligence and security committee. into the oversight of u.k. intelligence agencies following concerns about the scale of mass surveillance that of course coming of the edward snowden revelations now what you're not going to hear because this is a public session is details of only going intelligence operations in their technique so it's unlikely for example that you'll have any mention of project temp or that of course being the secret program to do with the gathering of web and. now this is going to be of course a widely scrutinized by people who are watching as the first sign is happen but this is really going to rest of what e

there's references to asbestos being in the lease this is a prior 1979 we're required to acknowledge ere could be the presence of as best material in the property. before we've begun any part of the demo we've tested. there's prop 65 that is required by the state there would be car gents around the property. this is what we're duo to acknowledge in our leases. there's been no effort to mislead the residents that were i'm intimately involved in the roof repair to the moment we discovered dry rot and brought in the drooshths do a substantial upgrade all the way through contract signatures to the process. ultd i think this is a small 5 unit prompt. we have resident with concerns about noise and dust all concerns that are relevant and all concerns that are present in any project when any property is upgraded. if there are specific needs for special dmoomthsz there are special court claims that with accommodate those but it has nothing to do with this. the building is in desperate annoyed of those repairs. this property was built in 1963 and had has no significant upgrades. we're not doing

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we're going to use the term be nice. we're part of -- the president asked americans to volunteer to help improve your own community. you are doing that now. you are part of the umbrella called citizens corps. what's the objective? for you, it's to prepare for natural disasters, especially if you live here in san francisco, the earthquakes. form an exercise, neighborhood and workplace teams. is that what you're do ?g we did a little practice right now. you are going to respond to immediate needs in your area following a major disaster. what about here in san francisco, major metropolitan area. what are some possible areas in the city? golden gate bridge, right here. beautiful sunset today, i was watching it as we got here. what else? the bay bridge, candlestick, monster park, 42,000 will be in attendance on any sold out giants game, 62,000 on a 49er game. what else? b of a building. transamerica. this is a major -- so these are -- those are buildings. but what else might you think about? bart, transportation. we'll talk ab

to be in the. press and media freedom worth nothing. when it comes to the interests of multinationals we have a media that is corrupted by power mostly by corporate power you have corporate ownership from the top corporate advertising coming in from the side we have the media this is where advertising and money and corporate influence is really the mother's milk a documentary filmmaker is being sued. for the truth is being told a private investigator so something so you think. even reading it happens people buy and sell those kind of services all over the world when you've got hundreds of million dollar industry that needs to protect its reputation a few million being spent on an only campaign to do just that is probably goods good money wells will spend. so what will be the budget in the big boys going bananas. on november the fifth more than four hundred cities around the globe are hosting mass rallies for seared justice freedom. followed million mask march on our t.v. and our t.v. dot com. look now at some news in brief this hour star

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we're finally going to be able to shape this wet weather. and that's going to make it a much better thursday in that forecast. we wanted to update you on the water, sense of the latest totals, we're 62% of normal in san jose, we made some headway, but still a huge departure from where we should be. we've only had 3.6 inches since january 1st. let's get your micro climate forecast in here, as we head through our thursday forecast, 60 to 66 degrees in the south bay, 63 in san jose. gilroy at 66. redwood city at 63, palo alto at 64, and for mid market there across san francisco, temperatures in the mid-60s, also, partly cloudy skies. that possibility and the best chance of thunderstorms will be in gilroy, the area of low pressure pushes off to the south, we might get enough instability up around the hills to spark off a thunderstorm, it's only 20% right now, but that's good enough for us, if we get one lightning strike, that's going to be big talk across the bay area. otherwise, throughout the north bay, temperatures in the mid-60s, east bay 63

hammond says that a hacker known as who turned out to be an f.b.i. nformant asked him to target start for david seaman is an independent journalist who has been following the case he told r.t. that there's no way should be in prison right now if he was a victim of entrapment he was approached by an f.b.i. informant this came out an article in wired magazine this f.b.i. informant is apparently the one who quote unquote cheer lead jeremy into hacking into this organization this f.b.i. informant also allegedly gave them a list of other targets that jeremy should go after and which he did not go after and when c. once he received the information he apparently downloaded it to an f.b.i. controlled server at the request of this f.b.i. informant so if this was basically an f.b.i. operation they should have probably sent him a paycheck and sort of sending him to prison for the next ten years we're caught up in the u.s. spy net here peons are seeing america in a different light. just a few minutes we hear from a former austrian chancellor on how washington's w

take roughly about a year for the housing office to be able to issue the rfp because of the work load in their pipeline that they are dealing with. and a lot of projects at this point. and usually take between two to three years to get entitlement and good for the upper fro ses and so we thought that three years will be ideal and during that three period year there is going to be a schedule of benchmarks by the selector and developer will need to meet like getting their design done and going through the required review process and those are going to have, deadlines. and we are asking, and we are proposing that the director of both, the port, and the housing office, be allowed, to extend those, in in between the dates, without coming back to the port commission, however, any extension, beyond that three year term will require your approval. basically the project, is including an affordable housing or a building. and where the housing are going to be above the podium and the podium level will include a parking, and retail space, as well as other spaces t

but it was good to be away and get my mind together, and work like i said, just to get into the positiveu know, it's crossing my mind. just taking it one day at a time. getting back here, being around the guys and getting my life back at home. i got a 10-month-old son, so i'm doing the fatherly things. i'm trying to be ready to go. >> national redders will be out their goalie for another four weeks after any infection in his hip. he had hip surgery back in may and was back for start of the season, but recent soreness and an mri showed that he an e. coli infection in that hip. >>> and in basketball every time lebron james steps on the court he continues to cement his legacy in basketball history. last night was the latest example and lebron's latest triumph is all about consistency. he scored double digits in 500 straight games. forget that ten points he needed toto it, he had a season high ad assists against the raptors. >> i felt good. i'm getting there. i'm get to go where i'm going out there and feeling like i was at the end of last year. and it was a great win for us tonight. >> how

are too severe so it has to be moved. the problem will be that we've got tokyo electric moving it and there's not a lot of faith in this world for it tom put in see it tokyo electric there's no international oversight there and that's the problem it's tokyo electric is basically saying trust us we have no basis to trust electric i think the japanese government is not telling its people the truth and what it really boils down to is that they're measuring the radiation with these radiation detectors in the air but they're not registering what these people are breathing in and the inhalation dose from the dust that's on the ground is not included in the japanese calculations so it's critical for these people to stay away stay away from these areas for as i'm concerned the surge of violence in iraq has made this the deadliest since two thousand and eight schools are continually being killed in attacks in crowded areas schools and mosques the country's witness more than one hundred thousand vomits have been in death since the u

there is going to be a big row either way. s is intended to tamp down the fire, it is actually kerosene. >> julie, i'm sure you were all over this story on friday. when you go to white house officials behind the scenes and go really? before the election until after the election. what do they say? secondly, we got a new deadline and the new deadline is next saturday, november 30, the healthcare.gov website will be up and running. will be? >> on the 2015 delays, what they say this is something insurers have been asking for because they feel like given the problems already had with the website they are not going to have the full picture of the pool for this year in order to calculate their new figure. >> completely coincidental? >> completely coincidental depending on who you ask. on the website issue, they feel fairly confident that by november 30 this website will be up and running for the vast majority of users. this isn't going to be some new grand unveiling of the website on november 30. this is something they say is graduall