and if the outcome of the general manager of turner in san francisco. we do with the, the general manager of turner in san francisco. >> good afternoon, commissioners to radioed -- commissioners. i am very glad to be here. i will walk you through a presentation of who turner is so you have an idea of who you are about to take this journey with. not only will they complete the job on time and on budget, but they will make a good journey and memorable -- to make the journey is memorable. youwe have been in the bay area since 1967. san francisco has been a key client for us. we have done continuous work for several years, and i will walk you through the time line. most of our work in the 1970's and the 1980's and the 1990's was as a construction manager, and in the last 10 years, we have done the contract of the work, so what you see is the initial center, the expansions, escalators. this is one of our -- some of our original work we did in the 1970's and the uruguayan the complex -- yerba buena complex. in the early 1990's, we were selected to manage the

are in the midst of construction work, so you will be hearing more about that from steve rule of turner construction, but i wanted to report on a few more items, and that is that we reached a milestone where we have acquired all the properties for phase one, which is a really big milestone for the transbay authority that clears the way for us to move forward with the first phase. on the design front, we are working closely with pelly clark pelly. we're targeting having 100% of the documents completed next year. we're working on everything from material design review, retail design review, the bus ramp design review. we're also working closely with the seismic safety review committee to make sure that we have all the final approval and permanent for the structural design so there are no delays. and, of course, we continue working with our stakeholders of adjacent properties and the agency. most recently, we met with the problem of building inspection and the fire department with respect to the firelight safety on the bus level in the transit city -- transit center. we are also working wi

talks to kids about basketball and nba stars lamarcus aldridge and greg oden face off against evan turner and andre iguodala. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: he's right. here i am. behind my desk and welcome to our "game night" special, tonight game three of the nba finals between the dallas mavericks and the miami heat from the american airlines center where the mavericks play which is not to be confused with the american airlines arena in miami where the heat play. unbelievable, this american airlines they have two arenas, we can't get one bag of peanuts out of them. the mavericks are happy to be at home. yeah, home court advantage is a funny thing. ultimately you're playing the same game. the court is the same, the baskets are the same but you do get an edge because you're more comfortable at home. you get to sleep in your own bed, the fans are rooting for you. even the announcers in the arena, when you're at home you get a big introduction but when you're on the road, for instance -- well, this is how lebron james gets introduced in dallas. >> at forward, for the miami heat, a

and from the philadelphia 76ers, evan turner and andre iguodala. that's them right there., we put each of our teammates in a soundproof booth, or something like that, and we asked a series of questions about their teammate. tonight, we're going to find out just how well those answers match up. each question is worth five points, and we'll start with the 76ers. now, andre, we asked evan, what is your most irritating habit, something you do that irritates those around you? >> oh, man. probably make fun of him. >> jimmy: making fun of him. what is the answer you gave? he twists people's words around. is that true? all right. now, evan, same question. what is your most irritating habit according to andre? >> andre always makes fun of my voice, so it might be my voice. >> jimmy: his voice, andre. >> no, no, no, whoa, i got a better answer -- >> two tries? >> yeah, let me have a second one. >> jimmy: just remember that because that will happen for you guys. remember it all evens out. >> he says i have no filter, i say whatever i think. >> jimmy: you have no filter, and you say w

finally, we have their representative from turner presenting their qualifications. in april of this year, the port commission authorize staff to have the department's public works, the project manager, advertised for construction manager, general construction contract, with the direction the contract not commit the port commission to approval of a project or grant any entitlements. dpw issued a request for politicians and qualified 12 firms. these were invited to submit a request for proposal, and eight bids were received. two firms qualified for the interview process based on the criteria that one was the low bidder and the other was 10% within the low bid. the selection process require the final selection consist of two components. the cost criteria representing 70%, and they scored oral interview on non-cost criteria representing the other 30% of the overall resolution -- of the overall and evaluation. a three member selection panel was composed of the project manager from the port, the project manager from the department of public works, and a local san francisc

finally, we have their representative from turner presenting their qualifications. in april of this year, the port commission authorize staff to have the department's public works, the project manager, advertised for construction manager, general construction contract, with the direction the contract not commit the port commission

it barely grazed turner. but the mets will take it. they won it 4-3 in 13. >> last night this discussion came in handy. the umpires went to the video after a player brooks conrad appeared to hit a triple off the wall, but further review, that's a home run. chalk one up for replay. braves beat the blue jays 5-1. >>> the cardinals had trouble scoring runs facing roadway roy halladay. he threw a no-hitter. it will be a tough few weeks for the cards without pujols. the phils won it 4-0. >>> the first player in franchise history to win the award and add another piece of hardware to tim thomas's trophy case. he took home top honors. >>> finally, the u.s. soccer team punched their ticket to the final. they avenged last week's game against panama beating them 1-0. usa plays mexico in saturday's final. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred rogan. >> narrator: early today sports is brought to you lectric shave. blade close, electric smooth. >>> one of hollywood's former eligible batch lorps is eligible again. your early mor

turner? >> good afternoon, supervisors. brooke turner

well readers of today we don't believe the turner one is responsible or to blame for this but as the rules require we have to launch a thorough investigation and that investigation starts once the players are separated from the rest of the scald players will not play tonight against cuba and they will have to be separated from the scald which from now on will consist of seventeen players. and in russian football spartak moscow have been fined an estimated seventeen thousand dollars for their fans are newly behavior at last month's in the match in st petersburg the incident happened at the end of the game in which spartacus opponents donated throughout eventually winning three zero and revisiting support from moscow set of fireworks several times during the match forcing it to be stopped at one stage spartak have also received a so-called suspended punishment should there be any repeat offense if that happens the red and whites will have to play one behind closed doors. i saw chaotic h.l. so game has been officially unveiled us and you had coach at training russian champions so love a

. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell here in pleasanton where the question of the day is can tina turner golfgame. she doesn't have a game. not at all. >> the vice president of the 49ers will defend himself and talk nfl next. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, (ad-lib hello) wimbledon is underway... as is the custom, defending men's >>> welcome everybody to pleasant hill -- pleasanton where we're at ruby hill government course, we're at the golf turned raising $100,000, $1.5 million in 16 years, we'll talk to tina in just a moment. first, wimbleton is underway, as the custom is defending men's champion rafael nadal taking center court to start action. nadal got a fight early from american michael russell but not much. rafael nadal advances to the second round in straight sets winning 4-2-2. venus williams also a iwiner today. >>> baseball three-time mvp albert pujols will be out 4 to 6 weeks with a fractured left forearm. he was injured in a collision at first base yesterday with the royals wilson beta met. he was heating up lately, he is now batting .279 this season with 17 home runs. >>> you how about t

justin turner is hit and the a's announcers were griping saying the hitter turned into the pitch. route for the home team. 10:30 tomorrow. the giants streak is over. we are talking losses. tonight the ballpark, barry bonds came for a few innings. and eli, one of the poorest hitters in all of baseball comes through with a triple. second inning, the giants led 2- 0. whiteside struggling with the bat but came through tonight. ryan vogelsong, 7 inning, 3 hits, one run. foul territory, no. looks like he made the catch but -- somebody stuck out their hands. they warn everybody. kids, don't. giants win. they are not going to boo him. 5-1. giants snap a 5 game losing streak. and mark cuban said, if indeed the dodgers are not in such a mess that they can't be repaired he would be interested in buying the team. the mccourt, frank and his wife, didn't get the 100 million because of the major league ruling. they will fight this thing. but cuban said i would be interested. the u.s.a. reached reached the gold cup final. this is pretty bad. you will see honduras, man. first stint in two years. w

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that, and i am asking for assistance from this board to launch an investigation particularly into turner. director harper: thank you, mr. walker. >> you are welcome. >> that concludes public comment on that item. that, we can move into the consent calendar. item 7.2 has been removed from the consent calendar and will be [inaudible] will actually have one item to consider, and that is the minutes of the may 12 meeting. director harper: i believe i am recused from that. does it require a quorum? can we pass it? >> majority. director harper: majority is fine? i was not here. any objection to those minutes? any comments, correction? seeing none. >> all right, minutes are approved. director harper: regular calendar item 8, the money. capital budget operating budget. sarah is here. >> this is the final presentation of the fiscal year budget for next year. it is a $220.3 million capital budget and a $4.3 million operating budget. it has not changed at all since it was presented in some detail last month, and we have not received any public comment. director harbor, i know you were not here, but

live doppler 7hd, just to the north of concord, these showers here heading towards vallejo, turner parkwayne here in benecia, already rotating to the north, to the west, novato, even san rafael. some showers heavy at time, could move in your vicinity in the next 30-45 minutes. so, we will look for some scattered showers overnight. sunday, look for some sun breaks and scattered showers, and enter in chance of an isolated thunderstorm as we see some daytime heating tomorrow, and then dry, warmer weather is in the forecast for next week. the frontal band moves through, bringing us the heaviest rain early in the day. the low off the coast will continue to throw bands of showers and moisture our way, right on in through sunday night and early monday morning, not going to be a total loss. overnight tonight, we're in a dry slot, right on in through tomorrow morning. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, mainly dry. that's not to say we couldn't see an isolated shower, but it's going to be tomorrow afternoon where the majority of the shower activity will take place, 3:00, 4:00, 5:00, and we expect the chanc

brad ziegler hits justin turner. did he turn that or what is this bush league. they lose 3-2.e leans right into that. barry bonds making his pitch and watching the twins and giants. suddenly red hot at the plate. triple in the second inning. he was the big hitter tonight and the giants win 5-1. eli whiteside how about that. always be aware at a baseball game even in the press box. >> angels angels torii hunter making the catch and injuring his wrist. angels beat the marlins. >> ouch. >> ouch. gold cup soccer action. u.s. and canada. >> beautiful. >> u.s. beat them 1-0. gold cup final now for the fourth straight time. major league. playing big league sock nearby so the as are human? >> captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com

tommy, ben, brooke turner. i think i already called bart broom. my apologies for not recognizing bart from the sf public utilities commission. >> i've lived in the garden apartments since 1959, when they were only 18 years old. i recently sent in march a four- page e-mail to each of the supervisors recommending that they not confirm this project. the e.i.r. arguments that the property was built in the 1940's is not wholly true. of the units that are being the most for the sake of density, roughly 31% of those units were built in the 1950's when the towers were built, under the same construction, same materials, and same quality. these units, as it happens, are almost entirely located in phase one, the portion that will be demolished first. those are the best of the garden units in parkmerced. for some reason, they want to destroy the evidence that the fact that the property is not as deteriorated as they say. the commissioners, when they voted on this project, voted in lockstep 4-3. the mayor's office appointees all voted in favor of it. the super

the discussion has revolved mainly around wagner and turner. i supported david wagner coming out of the rules committee. both have a strong experience not only with police commissions here, but in their home states, and have the expertise about public safety issues. if you watched our three our hearing on the police commission, you would get to hear some of their thoughts around how we can improve public safety in our communities. there is also strong experience working with our communities of color and lgbt. both of them oppose warrantless searches, something that has been happening a lot in my district. both heavily support sanctuary city. supervisor campos's amendment to sanctuary city, and how we work with those with mental health issues. i think it is important to keep those in mind as we keep kitchen -- keep commissioners with a point accountable. in the end, i supported david wagner. i have known him for longer. i know he has a deep passion around civil-rights issues and has also done pro bono work in my district with many of our immigra

brad hitting turn turner who clearly turned his leg into the pitch. forces in the running run. game win streak is over. >>> bonds asking the pretty lady if she comes here often. huge two run triple that was the difference maker in the game. brian, you heard it here will be all-star. he allows just three hits and one run over seven innings, but guess who got a bigger reaction? barry bonds on his way to the shower, giants end the slide. it remains half game back in the west. >>> golden cup soccer action action united states looking for redemption after losing to panama. donovan and that's the only goal. united states beats panama and advance for the 4th straight time. >>> all right. your gas meter is on empty, you think i know i can make it to the gas station. raise your hand if this has happened. >> ever seen that? >> someone on the line. >> marcus tried that last year, crew chief got fired. he is trying to save fuel during a caution, chutist engine. when he couldn't restart by rule he was dropped to 7th. they raised again sunday, did he learn anything. >> he has a brand new tan

among those who voted against the measure was mike turner of ohio who joins us now from capitol hill. congressman, thank you for joining us. why did you vote to try to end the mission in libya? >> as you know, the president has not asked congress for approval. he is arguing that he has the sole authority to commit u.s. forces to the operations in libya. congress would like their message stops their voices to be heard. he needs to come to congress and explain this operation. -- congress would like their message to be heard. also congress is not approve this operation. 2/3 rejected approval. >> to you voted to tell the president he could not continue the mission and to cut off funding. is this really a procedural matter and that was a problem that you had with the mission or did it reflect what you heard from your constituents which is a general wariness for war in the country? >> i believe that this president needs to come to congress for his authority. secondly, there is a great deal of concern as to what the mission is. we are not certain who these rebels are. we don't know what thei

. >> among those who voted against the measure was the republican congressman mike turner of ohio. >> believe this congress needs to come to congress for his authority. secondly, there is a great deal of concern as to what the u.s. involvement in, what the mission is. we are not certain who these rebels are. we don't know what their geopolitical view is to their neighbors or the united states, what their ideological bent is, what their commitment is to domestic diversity. are we going to have atrocities? the outcome of a post-gaddafi libya has not been discussed or what involvement the united states or what other countries of the united nations might have if gaddafi falls. >> the opposition says it has drawn up what it claims are detailed plans to rebuild the nation. our correspondent reports from benghazi >> all ordinary life is on hold in this city, even for the children. schools are closed. so instead they march and wait for the fall of gaddafi. but the question is how might he fall, and with how much violence? on benghazi's street corners and coffee shops, people are wonder what a

. >> this was a head turner today, for more on what went into it, we go to david gregory moderator of "meet the press" from our washington bureau. the war, katrina, they were emergencies, back when they said they were going to do this because of the economy, they didn't. you have been asking about this on "meet the press" and then comes word today. >> the president back in march said this is on the table but we don't think it's enough of a disruption. now they're saying quite the opposite. i talked to white house officials today, they're saying, you're talking katrina, you're talking about three times more of a disruption in terms of the oil market because of libya right now. this isn't just politics, they told me today, there's 28 total countries involved here. but they don't shy away from one point and that is they definitely want to have an impact on the biggest driving season. july 4, a lot of summer driving. >> david gregory from the washington bureau tonight, big news on the oil market. >>> last night president obama spelled out his plan for withdrawing 33,000 u.s. troops from a

what happens is, when these trees are replaced, like on the corner of turner and taylor, there was no community input. they were basically dumped their from polk street. i am going to read the letter. these seven trees make it extremely easy for loader verse, intoxicated persons to drink and dope dealers to loiter and in danger those who walked down the street and lastly, make excellent trash cans and garbage cans for rats. district 6 is important. we thank you for your attention. basically, all we're asking for at this point, in this particular case, these trees have become a nuisance. as an organization, alliance for a better district 6, have supported all of the tree- planting programs and are nearby. we have been involved in the creation of community benefit districts which have taken some responsibility for tree planting. in district 6, there have actually been quite a few organizations formed. we are very supportive of the trees because we believe -- this has not been mentioned yet. trees help with noise abatement. when we hear the sirens go off in our neighborhood, we believe t

justin turner with a base hit. it is 2-1 mets. a's down to their final strike. connor jackson comes through in the clutch. r.b.i single and scores cocoa crisp. we are tied at two. bottom of 11th. david murphy lines to left. and have no fear. matsui is here. fantastic for a guy who is normally dh. the bases loaded and the pitch barely grazes him. you can see the fabric just ripple there. the a's fall 3-2. a tough game to end the lose streak. rafael nadal has not lost a match. he is going for 16 in a row at the all england club. and he was like a machine against american ryan sweeting. nadal with the ace to wrap it up. he beat him twice this year. the young american had no chance. match point and top seed nadal, total control. he advances to round three. 6-3-2 and four. on sunday they will race, but today they walked. he prepped for nascar's biggy vent with a trip to the golden gate bridge. he met up with fans to walk the 1.7-mile bridge. cheerios is one of the sponsors. as for the race, one of two road courses on the nascar circuit c. so it is a little freant --

tina turner hosting a golf tournament.e raised over a million dollars for charity during that time. according to one tomorrower teammate, it's in progress. >> he doesn't have a game. >> compared to jerry's game. >> jerry is pretty good. jerry's team won, 17 under par. >> wow. how did you do? >> we're out of time. a place with natural beauty and a forward thinking spirit. at bank of america, we've been fueling economic growth here for over a century. today we're investing in innovations that will define our future. every day, we're working to help set opportunity in motion. from financing a solar project for the milpitas school district to funding the institute at golden gate. because when you're giving, lending, and investing

>> george turner marsh. >> no trees at all. people see trees in the city and think they may have been made. sand and scrub. at some point, these are the lives were used recreational -- these outer lands were used recreational lly. . >> there is. we hoave -- what, the third? >> depends on it you are coming the addition. but they all burned down. that was around 1900, so if you are ever stuck in traffic in the six-lane boulevard in 19th avenue, imagine what it was like back then. >> [inaudible] i would say this is after they began to develop some homesteading entries. >> it was a large chicken ranch out there. lawson chicken ranch was along 19th ave. >> [inaudible] >> not exactly. he donated the land later to the city, though. sort of the farm house feeling of the richmond. >> there is a water tower with a windmill in the back. >> right, get your water from wells. that was the early boathouses. looking at that map, sporting men would come out in the horses, have little races with their horses and carriages and the sea horse races

her employer, turner construction, pledged $20,000. the le family also contributed $20,000 to the reward fund. but according to the family's website the reward is for information leading to michelle's safe return. it's not known if that reward will be carried over to find her killer. this morning two suspected teenage gang members are behind bars in connection with the fatal shooting of a baby boy in east palo alto. police now say the weekend killing of 3-month-old is a case of mistaken identity. the two teenagers opened fire on the car after mistakenly thinking they were involved in a gang fight last week. the baby's mother says she tried to shield her baby from the gunfire. >> i protected all with my body. i thought that i had protected my baby in the car seat but one of the bullets went into his head. >> ktvu news took these exclusive pictures of the two teenage suspects several hours after the shooting. investigators say a 17-year-old wearing a black hoody faces possible murder charges. the 16-year-old wearing a plaid shirt faces w

to do tim thomas in these playoffs just totally dominated and that's you know sign of a great call turnerand he was on top of his game from from start to finish and question this final round he was outstanding in every game you know and i know everybody expected him to have an average game at some point never came he was in the zone he was focused never let anything rattle him and even a portion is his style of play and what's happened to marino is so deserving so we're proud of him and obviously the rest of the team. and there's expected local where anything but happy chaotic scenes in downtown vancouver after a dramatic loss with police forced to wear full ride gear cars was so far and damage department stores were looted mechanics also lost the stanley cup deciding game seven to the new york rangers back in one thousand nine hundred four causing civil unrest. now over to tennis where there was a lot of ways out of the final will be up about before wimbledon exiting at the last a stage in the burn the russian no doubt buys about the starts are a lot of long they have been a six for the

to do to thomas in these playoffs just totally dominated and that's you know sign of a great call turnerand he was on top of his game from from start to finish and especially in this final round he was outstanding ever you you know when i know everybody expected him to have an average game at some point never came. he was in the zone he was focused never let anything rattle him and even course his style of play and what's happened to marino is so deserving so proud of him and obviously the rest of the team. and expected local hokie founds were anything but happy chaotic scenes in downtown vancouver after the dramatic loss with police force two well full riot gear cars was set on fire and damage department stores were looted the can excel also lost the stanley cup deciding game seven to the new york rangers back in one thousand nine hundred four causing similar. now to tennis where venus williams followed in the footsteps of a younger sister serena by exiting the wimbledon will mark event in the burn at an early stage the american knocked out by danielle to play in the quarter finals the

in the 13th, bases loaded, the inside pitch hits justin turner in the leg and the winning run scores. i think he turned into it. mets in 13 win 3-2. i will tell you this, next time you're at at&t, garlic fries on me. >> oh, taunting us with that. thank you. >> we'llor recd this news cast. thank you, jim. see you tomorrow night. r >>> okay, seemingly apple wants to rule the tech world. iphones, i tunes and now possibly television. tonight, technology blog daily net is quoting an unnamed former apple exec who says the company plans to enter the television market by the end of the year. the source claims that apple will unveil a console that would have apple tv and i-tunes built directly into it. so you don't need to think at all, everything is there for you. the blog says apple plans to team up with an existing manufacturer to provide tvs that will be branded under the apple name. >> i-tv 1. >> they're taking over. >> that will do it for us. see you tomorrow. bye-bye.

steve rule with turner construction, construction management oversight. there we go. we had another great month of progress. we continue the demolition work, 46,000 hours now without any accidents or injuries to the workers. we completed the turnover of zone three, which used to be the old central portion of the old terminal to the subcontractor for staging of their shoring material that they've started construction on. and we completed the main demo on the bus ramps by completing the harrison overpass in the first week of may, so that is the end of our long closures and street closures there for the demolition. now it's just a lot of clean-up and processing of that material. with utility relocation package, good progress continues to be made with those. the natomis street sewer installation between free mount and first is completed, and the tie-in to the main sewer is in progress. water line snalmings is completed. -- installation is completed. and we anticipate that work, the natomis street utility relocation work being completed by the end of july. one of the other