regarding at the valet component, valet operators obviously service hotels and restaurants and i saw the immediate closure of denial of a business to get a coa to the bond. prior to the bond coverage being expired or terminate at least the business operator services, restaurant xyz has an operator, and they are not being compliant. so the operator of the restaurant next day doesn't have valet sun affected. and is affected. is there any way to implement prior notification to the operator that their subcontractor is not going to be issued a coa through the bond issue? >> you are talking about how it currently is? >> yes. >> i would like to talk to you about situations where you feel there has been one-day notice for closure. i know that our parking enforcement folks do work hard and work overtime with operators in order to help them understand the obligations under the law. and i have not -- i'm not aware of any situation that you have one day's notice, but certainly happy to hear feedback if that has been the case or perceived to be the case. what we do have right now is that after an

. >>> in valet ho the 14-year-old accused of a violent sexual assault on a woman old enough to be his grandmother will be charged as an adult. he faces changes of attempted murder, robbery, and kidnapping in connection with thursday's attack. king abducted the woman at gunpoint in the parking lot of a valet ho shopping center 5:00 thursday evening and force her to drive to another location where he sexually assaulted her and bound her and as she was unconscious, he dumped her on the side of the road. seniors are taking steps to protect themselves. >> you wait around for the police and they might get there after the fact. so people are going to have to start packing. >> during the two-hour ordeal, the teen used his own cell phone it call her family and demand a ransom which was not paid. the 65-year-old suffered serious injuries and is recovering at the hospital. the 14-year-old suspect is due to be in court on monday as an adult. >>> was it all a big mistake? that's the question after a southern california man was arrested at the oakland airport. here's what happened. jeffrey mcgan wa

work with the companies to do a proxy bike sharing program and get it place for the america's cup and valet parking and giving pedestrians real time estimates how long it goes from point a, say the ballpark to the ferry building and helping visitors orient themselves around the waterfront and this is a advantage that we have piloted and try our hand at some solutions. we had a meeting already and we wanted to make sure everybody understood the big picture. what we did before the roll your she was up part of the workshop we outlined what the assessment was supposed to do and understand the networks that serve the area. it's understanding which projects and not just transportation but which ones are coming down the pipeline and when and a lot of the challenge is understanding when the solutions are already in the books are serving the developments when they come online and inform the ceqa process. to get out ahead of the environmental review is important for us in the transportation world. rather react to it in the last month we are doing this assessment now even before the eir started. we ha

us about the security that we have there and not only for the guests' sake and the hostess and the valet at the street level. that was a concern of ours. we rarely have issues with overly intoxicated guests but our staff is a concern and guests leaving the property is a concern so we have a dedicated security professional basically every moment that the restaurant is open. >> so san francisco like the community is extremely involved, and i think it behoove your restaurant to see if there is community i know there are community groups that not only would like to hear from you, but would then help support the restaurant and introduce it to the neighborhood. i just want to caution going ahead without hitting some of the neighborhood groups just because that could definitely be a problem, so i think it would be helpful if you got a few community groups and just did a small presentation to them like who down there -- jocelyn help me. >> we worked on this -- >> okay. >> okay application for a while so we had a nice meeting about outreach and this happens to be at the intersection of kearney an

in addition the va hospital recognizing this problem has recently instituted free valet parking for their patients that come and available monday through friday and instituted through bower's limousine a shuttle and available to patients and staff from various sites in the city. we appreciate the measures the hospital has under taken but the problem persists and we would like to address from our side of the fence. >> that sounds good. my other question in terms of enforcement and coordinated and what does that mean? >> we reached out to mta on this one and they would have their parking control officer extend -- those who handle the outer richmond streets that are most immediately around the area would extend the patrol through the area. it would not be constant but on a rotating basis and also park patrol who equally have the authority to issue parking citations on park land would also be helping out as well. >> because obviously the effectiveness of four hour park suggest only as good as its enforcement. >> absolutely. >> great. thanks. >> thank you. >> is there any public comment on thi

four-star generals are surrounded by staff, security teams, valets and chefs, which all disappear when they take off the uniform. >> you see the medals he has. you see the stars. one day, he takes all of that off. it is a major adjustment. i think we need to look at this transitioning of people. >> reporter: feinstein added that is no excuse for petraeus' behavior. the senator also wants to know who authored the talking points on the benghazi attack, which the u.n. ambassador, susan rice, used. senator says she also wants to know why the cia information that terrorists were involved in that attack, were cut out of those talking points. david? >> a lot of debate over that in the days and weeks to come. david kerley, thank you. >>> tonight, nearly two weeks now after mitt romney lost the election to president obama, real sign that some members of the republican party are trying to distance themselves from the one-time presidential candidate. it comes after romney's comments this past week to supporters, indicating president obama's victory came in part because he gave gifts to key voting

employees are gathering these are the people who will be doing the valet parking.security told us there is so much excitement, they had to turn people away who wanted to camp out and be the first here for the opening. the mall has 130 stores and restaurants. so many people are expected today that officials think there will be traffic delays in the area this is off of the 580 in livermore at the el charro exit. predict s are this will generate six to eight million dollars a -- year in sales tax revenue for livermore people in this area say that it is such a welcome relief after a few tough years. >> i see this humongous mall going up with these amazing stores and people are going to come shopping and that is to me a soon of hope. -- to me a sign of hope. >> reporter: she is one of the lucky ones who got a job at this mall. the job fair last summer attracted thousands, 2 1/2 permanent jobs and hundreds of seasonal ones. it is 543,000 square feet, can you imagine? i wish i could show you the whole thing that would probably take the whole newscast, they are adding on i

. >> as a doormen, we're greeters, we're guides, ring masters, valets. work 8 hours a day, rain or shine. >> a whose whose list of celebrities and officials were there. >>> have to work with a congress where the balance of power may be bitterly divided. we are joined live from washington, d.c. with the latest on the key house and senate races. scott? >> reporter: to be fair, some offices on capitol hill are open and the phones are being answered. this is one ohio senator's office this afternoon. >> good afternoon. thank you for calling the office of sherrod brown. >> reporter: most are ghost towns. newspapers are piling up in front of the offices. we found this food court was closed and empty. many of the top political strategists and aids are here instead, behind closed doors in party campaign offices trying to swing the few local undecided voters. a few california house races hanging in the balance after the dramatic redrawing of our state's congressional lines. >> only one time has a a seat changed party hands. now we're likely to see for the next dec

. >> as a doorman, we are greeters and guides and valets and ringmasters and work 8 hours a day rain or shine, hailing cabs carrying one thousand suitcases a day. >> sweeney has been dubbed the san francisco's most legendary doorman and has shaken hands with every single president since gerald ford thanks to his job. >>> one of the thing we are watching closely is the balance of the senate and the house. going live to washington d.c. in five minutes. >> also counting the ballots in california, it is important but tedious work. a look at what it takes to get it right. >>> another look at the electoral map. here it is as things stand at this moment, president obama with 122 votes governor romney with 155 magic number of course is 270. we are back with more election coverage right after this. >>> more election results. the situation in florida, a crucial state, right now it is an exact tie with 81% of the precincts reporting. mitt romney and president obama both have 50%. mitt romney has to win florida if he doesn't, it is going to be a very long night for him. now to california. where

i'll go straight to the valet and get your car. [ applause ] and i'll wave as i drive away. >> i hopejoke is on me again. >> the joke is on you again. >> jimmy: we were talking about your dad, doctor turned lounge singer. >> lounge singer turned doctor. >> jimmy: how is he doing. >> he's doing good. my dad is starting to date which is kind of -- >> jimmy: women? >> yes, which is very disturbing to me and married and super jealous of my dad. >> jimmy: oh, really. >> he's scoring. >> jimmy: he's telling you about this. >> he hasn't told me because i don't want to know but there was a time when he was out here visiting and he was holding my son and i called him dad and he had a melt -- he was like, do not call me dad. it is steven or dr. pally. >> jimmy: oh, really. >> now he like changes up when to be called streiffen or dr. pally based on who is around him. >> jimmy: you should start calling him grandpa is what you should do. >> i started bringing applesauce around. when he does that i'm like time for to you eat. people think he's like senile. >> jimmy: how actively is he dateing? >> i

voters in brentwood enjoyed valet parking and a voucher for $15 off at the luxe hotel, which will set you back a couple of bills anyway, but at least you get the discount. oh, the perks of southern california. >> nice. >> yeah, i like both of those ideas. >> and they don't have to worry about snow in the forecast. >> i know. we just wanted the hot chocolate and coffee yesterday. >> i waited for over an hour, but i was actually inside, so i couldn't complain. >> we got lucky that the storm held off until today instead of yesterday, so that's the good news. clouds, a little rain, and a little snow probably mixing in. chief meteorologist doug hill is joining us with the chilly forecast and the details. hey, doug. >> good morning. some of the rain you've been showing is, in fact, reaching the rain, kind of a wet, cold start outside. let's get you started with some of the temperatures around the area. our chilly start to the wednesday morning, 36 in gaithersburg. 33 in hagerstown. still 40's around the bay. we'll see a very cold day. that's the bottom line. and we'll get some rain and prob

reporter: and for those who love to see and touch before they buy, a number of malls are offering valete delivery, and some other white glove perks. >> hi, can i help you? >> reporter: not everyone loves the full-court press on their pocketbooks. starting earlier and earlier each holiday season. >> there should be some down time over the holidays. >> there's plenty of time to get all the presents purchased between thanksgiving and christmas. >> reporter: the black friday creep into thursday. has thanksgiving become for some just another day at the register? janet shamlian, nbc news, houston. >> no. we were talking. online shopping more these days. >> what impresses me, they already know what they want which i think is impressive. >> i haven't seen made a list. i have one present bought. one. >> thank you. that was nice of to you think of me. we've only been working together a short time. >> i knew immediately what you needed and i wanted to make sure they didn't sell out. >> so sweet. >>> still to come, a miss america contestant makes a brave decision that could forever change her life.

i booked valet service for last night to make sure that my suits were all pressed.e-up call, my room service and i did it all on my iphone. >> so you didn't even have to talk to anyone, other than siri. >> but i had a few minutes, so i scheduled it. it's a lot different than a lot of the other hotel companies are you can communicate to a front desk staff. this baby is hot wired, so anything you need is hot wired, it goes directly to the valet, goes directly to room service. >> and i can trust -- i always get nervous if i even leave a wake-up call on the machine. it definitely goes through. >> a text message back to you to make sure that you're all set. so 75% to 80% of travel is done either through the internet or a mobile device. 38% is booked through a mobile device. but nobody has taken it past the front door where it's totally hot wired. and then you get into the kind of flawless service thing. >> we were just talking about the lottery, joking around about it. what people really want is more time and freedom. >> luxury is more white space on the calendar. >> whe

in the east way marks a painful anniversary for valet ho. a memorial will be held to remember the life of an officer. a year ago today he was shot and killed by a bank robbery suspect. he is known for devotion to his family and his community as well as colleagues. that memorial will start at 11:00. he will be in court later this month. coming up this morning, a man is behind bars for planning a copycat shooting at the screening of the new twilight movie. we will show you what led to his arrest. we have more movies in 30 minutes and all the day's news at 7:00. >>> we are back on a saturday morning, november 17th, 2012. i'm not sure if you can see them, but the elves here in rockefeller center are hard at work getting the world christmas tree ready for view in a couple weeks. it's very exciting to see that. >> especially elves in hard hats. >>> coming up in this half-hour, it's a bizarre crime story out of belize. john mcafee, the billionaire founder of mcafee anti-virus software, is a person of interest in a murder case. >>> have you ever los

. >> i would say i couldn't agree more, of course, with that, but i think that this valet of higher learningomes in the courses is going to force us to more clearly understand, articulate, perhaps major what you just said about this undergarage watt experience so that we -- it's been a bundle of con cements that we feel and know when we see it, but how can we be sure we've got it? not everybody will be able to afford it either, by the way,, but we -- it's part of going to the university of vermont, and you don't want to lose that. >> let's go to the questions. >> this is fascinating, i'm a little worried about changing the subject, but that's what i'm goinged to do. i want to thank everybody. it's been a real pleasure being here. i worked with a number of people. i'm lucy, worked for a research firm that serves higher education, and many of the people here have. our clients or candidates and searches in the past, and i'm struck after the last two days of listening to all of the change that's taking place in higher education and if we were to accept peter's suggestion thatñhr managing change