all the ones in manhattan that have fallen by the wayside. biltmore, bo, charlie & al's, clothing garage, fr tripler, and from more recent times, mo ginsburg and sims. the once great manhattan destinations for men who were looking for a good suit at a good price. and the story goes on to talk about how rothman's, the last holdout has had to close down their landmark location and move to a cheaper piece of real estate. you know what i thought when i read that? there was a part of me that mourned the loss of all these mom and pop operators. i'm a sympathetic character, i bought the tuxedo for my wedding and got my first suit at mo ginsburg. i love rothman's. i didn't need to be fitted. so we can mourn them, or we can ask yourselves hey, somebody is making these family-run stores go under. somebody is talking their business. who is it? because that's a stock i want to own. it may sound callous, but remember, this is not the small business administration. it's "mad money." my job is trying to help you make money in the market, not get all teary-e

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and would some of those institutions have gone by the wayside or been acquired by other institutions? yes. but that's the free enterprise system, rusting the private sector economy much more than we trust the government. i'm not one who believes we should abolish the government, but do i bhebelieve that the go should be limit and we should believe in the constitution and flee enterprise system and allow that free enter price system to take hold and i believe it works. i believe that strong companies in any sector survive in the free enterprise system, those that operate with the highest level of integrity, and those who don't go by the wayside. i think it's a system that works. and we also in america have a tradition of trying to treat small business owners the same way we treat large business owners. and one of my fundamental problems with the bank bailouts was it didn't do that. it said if you're a large institution and you're a large banking institution, we'll take other people's money, the hard earned tax money of middle class families throughout the state and bail out banks, but

there could be some wayside infrastructure, such as ticket vending machines and expanded swinish richard --- expanded signage, that might be a good candidate for voter approval. the other new addition to the capital plan from a revenue perspective our revenue bonds that are authorized to issue. this would be coming into the budget committee in the week. a third and would-be old debt. that is more or less the capital budget picture. these are the priorities and we are using, given that our needs are greater than resources. good eveninin allocating funds,t of what the board will be presented with. this is the final form, which is about $400 million each year in capital spending. that includes carry forward from previous years. we hope to get agreement within the next three months, but a dose allow you to achieve -- but it does allow you to achieve funding, so that is it, and i will be happy to take any other questions you might have. >> just a final one from me. i am hopeful this is an area where they might look at whether it might look like. i do not think we have done enough work on what

we do not want to see money that we have received fall to the wayside. so, this is just the latest example and never the do not want to see any future once. >> i second that, commissioner. that is an excellent request. the federal highway has been administering grants for a long time and they are constantly changing. we know that there are many more fun programs than we used to have in the past. given what happened recently, while i think that things happening here should not be happening, the region is also struggling a little bit. for mta is the biggest recipient, but the other sponsors have had kickoff meetings with finance staff and project managers to go over the deadlines with regular check-in. we want to make sure that no one drops the ball and we are always aware of the deadline. caltrans has been a painful checklist to turn the packages into real concrete meetings with project manager finance staff on track. supervisor chu: thank you. >> very quickly, i wanted to let the committee know that probably in the fall of 2012 we will see another reques

without good management, that all tends to fall by the wayside. to paraphrase an old song, without good government, it is like sitting in a rocking chair. it keeps you moving, but you go nowhere. with that, i want to thank spur and mfac. it is so important to recognize the people in the city that are so good and so creative and reward them and celebrate that good management. keep moving the city forward, folks. [applause] >> but it is not going to get this award next year. [laughter] technical difficulties. be patient. enjoy that fabulous bar. i just love landscaping. i grew up in a landscaping business. i learned to appreciate the outdoors. coming to rec and park was a natural transition.

investigative journalism is going by the wayside but i can do that because i on the publications. my riders are under paid or unpaid but it is great writing. we have great writers and my publishers used to work for focus magazine. >> you have good people who will not make top dollar. marina * dot com is where you can find more of this writing on line and the paper is around the city >> yes and it goes out to the marina district. >> thank you very much for being here. stay with us, more ahead. >> welcome back. nutritionists chef and writer patty james's back. she co-authored more vegetables please and want kids to choose vegetables. it might seem impossible if your kids prefer drive through tried everything that is cheap and fast and requires less effort for everyone including you. when you were here with the book you were about to embark on a little toward to talk to america's kids >> that's what i was doing >> how old? having energy, duke of want to learn how to cope, 86 percent of them did >> that mothers who went into the kitchen or fathers who won in every night and cooked? >>

meanwhile, to the north, the records continue to go by the wayside. a lot of them today, hundreds of them will continue to be broken. 86 in chicago wednesday and thursday, in new york, the temperatures will stay in the very pleasant 70s. >> last day of winter, what a wild season. mike seidel in chicago, mike, thanks. >>> the army staff sergeant accused of murdering 16 afghan civilians, 9 of them children, met face-to-face with his defense team for the first time today as we're learning more about this decorated combat veteran, this married father of two small children. our report tonight from nbc's john yang. >> 38-year-old army staff sergeant robert bales spends his days in a medium security detention facility in a remote corner of a 56-acre ft. leavenworth. he's in a special cell by himself, solitary confinement. he's using the recreation facilities, there are narrow windows, and he may have books newspapers, and magazines. >> he has a lonely existence. not a lot of outside contact. his primary contact is going to be with the prison guards. >>> whil

and those that do not get enough votes fall by the wayside. only the one that got the highest number of votes would pass. they would be receptive to that. just an idea. chairman nolan: interesting thought. there is a conversation going on around the budget proposal. it is one better than three or four, so interesting. mayor brown weighed in on this. anyone else on this one? secretary boomer: there is no one else. chairman nolan: an action item. how long do you anticipate the closed session? 10 minutes? we have a request for the break. secretary boomer: item number 12, a discussion and vote to go to closed session. chairman nolan: all in favor? all right, we will be back at 20 after. secretary boomer: the directors went into closed session, and i never drove in the discussion to vote to disclose or not to disclose the closed session. chairman nolan: motion to disclose? not to disclose. secretary boomer: and as you noted, at today's meeting will be adjourned in honor of hannah. chairman nolan: ok. thank you. commissioner campos: good morning and

without good management, that all tends to fall by the wayside. to paraphrase an old song, without good government, it is like sitting in a rocking chair. it keeps you moving, but you go nowhere. with that, i want to thank spur and mfac. it is so important to recognize the people in the city that are so good and so creative and reward them and celebrate that good management. keep moving the city forward, folks. [applause] >> but it is not going to get this award next year. [laughter] technical difficulties. be patient. enjoy that fabulous bar. i just love landscaping. i grew up in a landscaping business. i learned to appreciate the outdoors. coming to rec and park was a natural transition. i started in may of 1998. i came in as a gardener and worked with the turf crew. i manage approximately 7,000 acres and i supervise 75 to 85 people under my direct supervision. i am responsible for eight parks more or less. every day that i stepped out, i feel so fortunate and very lucky to work for an organization with so many different properties. each one is

together all those plans for one and have since fallen by the wayside. and megaphone are still plenty piggybacking off of. exchanging equipment for access to the eventual network. of russia so-called big three operators in she s. has decided to go it alone and is developing its l.t.e. network. and that's expected to come. further expansion plans other cities in the following months. of the company's technicians watchful traffic flows . along with the existing. station in central moscow all the companies should have. serious competition those it in ts hoped that in terms of size doesn't matter as a major integrated operator with serious second and third generation network infrastructure already in place we'll be able to roll out all new networks much more quickly it's no secret that at least initially l.c.d. networks will be relatively limited in that coverage in situations where all four g. network is unavailable will be able to give our clients and use the opportunity to take advantage of all our networks similar taney asleep in the so-called seamless m

all of this kind of cultural training that's aimed at counterinsurgency ops is going to go by the wayside entirely? >> i think it depends on how important it is. the united states military and united states foreign policy apparatus are going to stay engaged in the muslim world, stay engaged in other key cultures that are different from ourselves. understanding it and understanding also how to access the cultural knowledge we need quickly when we find out because no one knows where the next trouble spot is going to be. you need to understand the importance of getting smart on that and bringing subject matter experts and cultural advisers to that conflict when it happens because otherwise it creates enormous difficulty. >> nick, thanks very much for joining us. we appreciate it. >>> up next, one man's fight >>> george washington himself wanted the names of decorated war heros inscribed on a roll of honor. but the united states has never centralized its records of combat valor and many decorated soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines have left the service and even died without ever getting th

are trying to brush their teeth, if they don't want to brush it, sometimes it gets maybe put by the wayside. >> definitely brushing his teeth is easier now. he can see the consequences. we have to go to fix your cavities if you don't brush your teeth. >> visit your dentist when your child turns 1. also, avoid sticky foods, healthy snacks like raisins. >>> a morbidly obese livermore man may get his wish granted. robert gibbs turned to youtube on the eve of his 23rd birthday last week. he weighs between 600 and 700 pounds. he told nbc bay area he didn't know what else to do. and he was afraid if he didn't get help soon, he wouldn't live much longer. tonight, it looks like the dr. phil show is answering his plea for help. it says dr. phil will be at his home tomorrow. >>> let's bring in jeff raineri, who said it felt like friday. >> yes. maybe that's because i have a vacation coming up. let's look at the wind speeds. it's calmed down after the winds topped 50 miles per hour along the coastline. 10 to 15 miles per hour. where the wind is coming, the most in the north bay by. that's where we're

i'd like to address the rather clever way the storage is being depicted so the dwper can in a wayside step what might be a substantial parking requirement. from the plan as shown, we believe that the city planners may not be completely aware of the actual operation and how the space utilized for inventory or storage and bicycles and go cart is really disguised retail space. it is actually readily available for rental cars, which is the designated business of the developer. if you account the storage space as retail, there's no doubt that a parking requirement would be reality and the project would need to be completely rethought. there will be other neighbors talking about how hard it is already for them to find parking, not to mention their guests. for what it's worth, i've been a small business owner operating in the city of san francisco for over 35 years. i found that san francisco renaissance painting. i got involved in organic farming, i started a local business here. part of the reason i'm telling you this is to establish my credibility as a business person. how many more renta

something so geo political importance a country like syria all of it or a great deal goes to the wayside it's just pure pragmatic geopolitics. not for everybody ok for i think for example it would be hard to explain turkey's policy toward syria if if you if. you understood the depth of the feeling to seen there at the current all sunni muslims being killed i think that you mean there are certainly different instances now i mean the obvious difference between what we saw and libya and what we're seeing in syria is in the west intervened in libya and not in syria militarily and i think it's i mean i think that's explained by the fact that syria is just a much harder country to contract a military operation against and it would be i mean you really would have to have much more correct western forces that they had in the past in libya supporting the indigenous forces so it's i mean and i'm sure you would break it down by individual people though some people are very much motivated by moral factors in terms of how they're viewing what's happening in the middle east or as others it's more inst

meanwhile, to the north, the records continue to go by the wayside. a lot of them will be broken. 86 in chicago wednesday and thursday, in new york, the temperatures will stay in the 70s. >> last day of winter, what a wild season. mikes, thanks. >> the army staff sergeant accused of killing 16 civilians met with his defense team for the first time today as we're learning more about this decorated combat veteran, this married father of two small children. >> 38-year-old army staff sergeant robert bales spenldz his day in a facility in ft. leavenworth. he's in a special cell by himself, solitary confinement. he's using the recreation facilities, there are narrow windows, and he may have books and magazines. >> he has a loney existence. his primary contact is going to be with the prison guards. >> his friends struggle to reconcile the horrible accusations with the man they know. >> this is not our bobby. they sway thir is a major mistake. you have the wrong name. >> he gave up the job as a stock broker. since 2003, he has been sent overseas 4 times. thre