this is really an undate to our two year budget so we don't expect there to be a lot of new material presented. from adopting the budget, we stayed within the budget that we approved a year-and-a-half ago, but we will be heard by the mayor's budget commission, by the board committee and then will go on to the full board in the june, july timeframe and we'll report back to you. we encourage yo to join us and we hope it is encredibly boring. that's may 29, 1:00 pm. now i'd like to take a moment to say thank you to a tremendous group of people who have really helped the port to participate and celebrate it's 150th anniversary. interestingly enough what we decided to do for our 150th isn't all that different from what the port did so we held a big gala on the floor here and they held a big luncheon. they had something very similar. i guess great minds think alike for 150 years so that was gratifying for us. it happened mostly all internally. we had the support of many of our partners who were sponsors and kind do nations. i think some of the donations were a thrill for our petty cab ride

so for an undate in the cruise sip terminal bud /skwretd -- this budget encreased 1 million dollars since the port commission- reviewed the budget from 1 [inaudible] primarily because of the un/tphraeugs in the construction climate. the... >> which was actually spent on phase one. >> okay. phase one was budgeted at 67.37 million but they spent a million dollars less -- 63.6 million. so it was a million less than appropriated. 66.3. >> that's just what we con sedered for the cruise ship and thinking that was done for america's cup was in separate bucket or... >> yes. well, this was changes in the scope of the project that the hosting the america's cup required such as cutting off the back half of 29, putting storm water drain /-pblg into that -- that's included in the cruise ship terminal project. relo /kaeting shore power. those are all added scope that go into that 66.3 million dollar budget, but other up provements such as south apron, 19 public access -- those of course are in a separate ac 34 budget. >> so how's the 66.3 plus the 24, which is you're saying is phase two -- how do you g

. >> we plan on not only undating those for the elementary school, but creating it for the middle and high for this current school year. that's our plan. >> great. >> thank you so much. this is an immense amount of work but it's great to look at and i'm hoping this committee would want to continue the conversation in the future so we can keep it going with ufsau and it's an important issue and we want to give it the attention and resources. thank you for the presentation. i like to open up this item for public comment if there's any. seeing, no public comments. do you have any further comment or feedback for our department. good presentation, thank you. >> can we take a motion to continue this item to the call of the chair. >> so move. >> okay. >> we have that motion. >> thank you. i'll see you later at the second street improvement land meeting. madam clerk can you call item number one. >> thank you vup sizer, it's a hearing on summer school programming. >> thank you. and so we do have helen ying and the executive of our school. sandra notten and our policy manager and glen who is pl

so far h&r block, and robin wood undation are jumping to donate. they are wondering if it is legal, former mississippi governor barber said, does not pass the mell test, what do you make of this? >> well, we have a law called antideficiency act that ss if an ainistration tries to raise private money to pay for a government activity, that congress has refused to appropriate the money for, that is a violation of the law. because the power to a prepiate a okay appropriate moneests with congress. you may remember iran contr was about this matter whether north was getting private money to support policy that congress refused to support. i'm a recovery lawyer. i don't want to alike -- >> you raise a good point, media was all a pickle over that. not so much jumping on this, yet. but, it does call in to question the timing of this. now, we're going to have a statement i think from health and human services saying, effectively, we have always worked with outside groups, and efforts ramping up or one more part of work, there is a special second that allows s

azamat tazhayakov is on the left and dias kadyrbayev is in the center in this undated photo with tsarnaev, taken in new york. the third new suspect was identified as robel phillipos. we get more now from dina temple raston ofpr. dina temple rafton give us a sense of what we know about these three. >> we know two are from kazakhstan and one american. two the kazahkstan students were arrested 11 days ago. they were arrested on immigration charges. and officiallies had some idea that they might be involved somehow with the main suspect in the bostonbombg dzhokar tsarnaev, and so they basically kept them on the immigration charges until they could build a case that would at least give them some idea of what role they might have played. it's important toll realize that the role they played was after the bombing not before it. it appears what they did was tried to help their college friend. >> ifill: let's walk through the events in boston. it said they intentionally obstructed justice. how did they do that aegey? >> there arewohings we think happened according to the criminal complaint. the fi

did you suddenly find your undated with questions people identify not anything this?are lots of questions. i think our role asfar as communicating was one of reassuring the community and the families much more than delivering information. we weren't at sandy hook. we were more concerned with how we were going to demonstrate to the world that we were strong and resilient. so during that time if you go back and read them, were thank you because as much as it was import for our healing and about like this affects the world. one of the challenges we've had even at the high school is how do we help? tickets at the high sool or very can earn about how they. they wanted to just as much as the yankees wanted to help sandy hook, every kid in high school wanted to help sandy hook. those things are difficult because sandy hook is indated with people who want to help even within the community. so we received lots and lots of support from around the world we wanted people to recognize the hurt them and appreciated. >> was there a point at which you thought you had gone from being