this is also known as the windsor hotel. it is a 99-unit residential complex, on by a limited liability company. in this particular location, we have 45,800 square feet of residential space for those 91 units, another 5656 square feet of credit space. serving in totality, direct access program. the lease deal points provided for your consideration today are a lease of $45,444 per month for the residential units, $5,181 per month for the clinic. these rates are the same rates as were in effect last year at the property, so there is no increase in the base rates. the property was under a prior long-term lease. that has been on a month-to- month holdover for much of 2010 as we negotiated certain terms and conditions of this new 10- year initial lease with two 10- year options. the increases in rates are calling within a cpi inflator of no less than 3%, no more than 6%. the reason for the delay in bringing this forward as a new long-term lease, dph and real- estate wanted to see evidence of good faith of making certain improveme

jerry windsor want to know what has happened to the mars rovers after all these years. they still operating? that's tonight's good question. >> reporter: we haven't talked to them in a while because, frankly, nobody thought they would ever last this long. >> nasa's agreement with congress was that these would last 90 days. >> that was seven years ago. spirit and opportunity, the two rovers sent to mars back in 2003, are unbelievably still sending back useful data. david demore ray with the rover project says spirit has had a tougher go of it. >> unfortunately, spirit las loved use of two of its wheels, the right front wheel went first and then we recently lost the right rear wheel. >> they couldn't reposition spirit for the march shannon winter so the little rover shut down to conserve energy. they hope to weak spirit up in the spring. opportunity, meanwhile is logging in the miles. >> opportunity is the rover that we really want to drive for a great distance to do this compelling science that we see in these big cray terse and all six of its wheels are just fine. >> be

probably up to windsor. morgan hill. gilroy. los gatos. everybody is nice. lots of sunshine. occasionally higher clouds. slight cooling take place on the weekend. >>> keep an eye on texas instrument stocks. they beat expectations with the announcement of $942 million in fourth quarter investigatements. the company also predicts spending will increase this year as expenses grow. >>> santa clara based intel says it's buying back $10 billion of its stocks. last week intel reported a 48% increase in net income spurred by strong corporate spending. >>> mcdonalds could if raising price hikes. now mcdonalds expect u.s. food costs to go up 2.5% this year. >>> when you go shopping you will see new nutrition labels on manufactured foods. they will have what is called nutrition keys. they will tell you the amount of calories, salt, sugar, and sat rated fat -- saturated fat per serving. the labels are voluntary and the critics say it's not coordinated in a way that could really help you decide what is really healthy. >>> the expanding crackdown on illegal immigrants right here in the bay

the windsor court to kick up a will talk about that and the rest of your weekend coming up. stay with us we'll be right back. i was here, let us look at stocks. the dow ended at 49 points. the nasdaq was lower by 15 we were talking about j e. president barack obama was at the birthplace talking of business. they are doing pretty well. they are apparently an old traditional home place. >> cool i've referred to them as new jobs in edison. braque, is getting involved in g and it had a fantastic earnings and pull the market up. i had eight fingers on one hand and i could count on one hand, the updates we have had. i hated. i like shopping, i like pool bucks. what is good for it g is good for our economy. things are going to slow down. big savings are good. with that set they are leading the marker. the bank of america is up again. headlines will say it is not good. they lost money. >> most of us would say not good. >> i've it's a good, they're moving losses back to themselves and cannot destroy properties. when i say destroyed i am talking about the literal sense, not a literal

. >> item 27 is a resolution authorizing the master lease of the windsor hotel at 238 ne street for the department of public health. commissioner chiu: the resolution is adopted. next item. >> item 28 is a resolution approving amendment no. 1 to domestic terminals food and beverage lease with laurie steiner international -- lori's diner international. item 29 is a resolution approving and authorizing an agreement for purchase and sale of real estate to obtain two permanent, exclusive, subsurface easements from cargill inc. for the purpose of constructing the same -- san francisco public utilities commission water system improvement program. commissioner chiu: the resolution is adopted. >> item 30, authorizing the director of public works to execute an amendment to a professional construction management services agreement for the san francisco general hospital rebuild program. commissioner chiu: this resolution is adopted. >> item 31 is a resolution approving the two specialty store lease. >> colleagues, same house, same call? this item is approved. if you could call items 32 and 33. >>

and schoolchildren in didn't run kashmir as wall paying the traditional windsor break for paul says in defiance of separate his father insists that playing catch up ball has a careful use fulls that school to plugs in the summer. highlights with the. thanks for joining us this is sports today i mean these are headlines this hour. freefall it's a ninth straight defeat for the cave and it gets worse losing this time against the second worst team in the league vittia. home court heroics completes the perfect warmup for next week's australian open with victory and. then there were eight so we take a look at some rays opening round of divisional playoffs in the n.f.l. . let's get going on the ice where things just keep getting worse for moscow a superb start to the concept of a hockey league season fading memory with the blue and white schooling down to their nine feet in a row as the lowest place team in the western conference into their pains on friday asked robert for down the reports. three points that's old school has managed to grab says the twenty second of december twenty. eight gam

. >> the duke and duchess of windsor, 1952. >> when you think of royalty, you don't think about noisenfetti and this kind of passion and merry making. what i love about this is that it really looks like they're having a ball. >> there she was, debbie reynolds, 1953. >> she was very much the it girl, the girl of the moment. >> from clark cable to jimmy stewart, bellied up to the bar, 1957. >> they really were the kings of hollywood and they owned the town and they owned the bar. you could see their confidence and just how great they look in their tuxedos. >> in 1963, this rare image of the beatles. >> they're doing a christmas show in london. john played the villain, paul played the handsome hero, george played the heroine and was dressed in a skirt. ringo apparently just threw snow. >>igate to love clark gable and jimmy stewart at the bar there. that's the broadcast. thanks for spending part of the holiday right here with us. i'm david muir. good night. >> san francisco firefighters perform a daring rescue down a vertical wall in pouring rain. good evening. at least 45 people were bur

many experts warn with hundreds of thousands of refugees already living in the union become sick windsor's of liberal asylum policies of some of its member states still lie ahead. vienna austria. and the singer forming a warning before we take a lot of trip underground. red lights throughout the sirens wailing and a voice over explains that moscow is being hit by a ten megaton you cure the bomb decimating most of the city i have to say even though you know this is just part of the visit to the bank at seven feels very real . explosive fallout of a different kind now marriages breaking down into the vorse never used to be a cause for celebration but as got educated now this covers many americans are far from story having to wave goodbye to wedlock. in the age when half of marriages in the us end in divorce. there's a whole new trend celebrating the breakup yes. where there is demand there is supply party planners divorce gift all sorts of related merchandise from clothes to kitchenware even divorce cakes looking at these one might think a breakup doesn't always need a bitter taste back in t

this is in windsor and it developed because a large area of largely rural of land got completely water logged and then during a storm event that water washed off that area into the urban area. the responsibility for managing that drainage lies with the local drainage authority, which is the drainage board. it flowed on to highways in the area -- you see in the top right picture highway flooding. responsibility for draining the highway is the local highway authority. it then flowed into the properties on the left of the picture. as soon as it crossed past the wall there into the property, the responsibility for that drainage shifted to the drainage -- the responsibility of the local water company, which is a private company responsible in part for draining property. it went in through the front doors of those properties, it went down one floor and came out through the back doors, as we can see in the bottom left-hand picture, and drained off. and underneath, as we see in the bottom right, behind some of the properties is also an underground culvert which also burst open causing flooding

mainly widely scattered areas of rainfall but it's becoming more organized in the north bay up around windsor and rohnert park and over to the napa area and american canyon. it's getting wetter out there. you see an area of concentrated rainfall perhaps downpours between sonoma and american canyon. have then up to st. helena and yountville impressive rainfall. but isolated. then how about the patch of snow north of clearlake. snow is falling already. rain in the lower elevations and snow in the higher elevations. that is what we have going on at the moment and likely to be even wetter around midnight when the fire boxer go off. >>> we'll take a look at the live shot of the bay bridge toll plaza. people are still pouring in to celebrate. let's home they can make it. john alston is live along the embarcadero. the threat of rain is not damp thing the party. >> no. the things are starting to hop along the embarcadero. people are going up and down the thoroughfare and people are trying to camp owl out to get the best vantage point. an expected 250,000 people to watch the fireworks at midnight. >>

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linda who told the entire truth windsor told me tonight you will return a good girl i would international. the chief evergreen lawyer told him talk of. our review of the weekly on our c investigators say they know the identity of the suicide bomber who killed thirty five people at moscow's demanded an airport but how not naming the twenty year old north caucuses man had the hyundai handle to his buddies with accomplices it goes all the meanwhile the country is considering a new anti terror alert system as security is stepped up nationwide on presidential orders to consider the situation to lead by consolidating public we've. also all eyes in egypt as the nationwide uprising against president hosni mubarak continues despite a hundred deaths and violent clashes with police and even a string of prison break outs. the death toll in cairo keeps climbing as mubarak something with fuses to give in to protesters demands join me in a few moments from cairo. as the key nuclear arms council deal between moscow and washington will come into force within days after the go ahead from lawmakers in mosco

how would prince or to the entire true windsor hotel who taught you will the future agree go how would. evergreen. russian lawmakers reopen debate on a landmark nuclear arms reduction treaty with washington a long awaited deal is now on the verge of getting the green light. state duma deputies promised to rectify the news that you cards adoption treaty before the end of the month to the details later in the program. says it will launch its own probe into the plane crash that killed the country's president except the majority of the blame for the tragedy which found pilot error causes but described ford is incomplete. and washington american n.g.o.s stand accused of supporting both governments and opposition movements worldwide in an attempt to hijack democracy. watching r.t. live from moscow i'm marina joshie welcome to the program russian lawmakers have reopened debate on a key arms control deal with the us a new strategic arms reduction treaty or start has already been ratified by the u.s. senate and all it needs now is the green light from moscow. has more. because the people behind

petersburg spirit of vehicle caught underneath that collapsed on it, the windsor 70 mi. an hour. it has blown over to its side. a woman trapped in a car underneath as it fell over on top of your vehicle. it took them 40 minutes to free the woman. she was not seriously injured. they're trying to see if it wears their tornado or a straight line winds. >> snow in the ice in new hampshire. you can see the accident state officials had to deal with. they're saying going out of 45 mi. an hour because the ball below rover's slowdown maintenance crews got out there. there wasn't a lot of snow. they tried assault on the snow. look at all the overturned cars. winter weather making for rough commute. in kentucky. there rain turned to snow. many parts of the state, will it county the accumulation of snow and ice once again, the ice and snow combination all kinds of combinations they couldn't get any traction. schools were shut down but they think it will reopen it today. >> we will be back into minutes in the news continues until 11:00 a.m., president barack obama on route to wisconsin. welco

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but is it a look at to san jose, the windsor one northbound. a little bit slow down with the meter lights on. fog it is the big story. we have the return of some heavy fog and some areas of around the bay. we will be right back. now is 726 they appeared to want to give you the latest that if egypt. the protesters are confronted police from rocks, and in return they art being shot at with rubber bullets. we're going to show you video we can. this is live cairo tb. some of the news agencies are reporting live on the scenes as it unfolds. we can't tell you that one person, a protester has been killed while thousands of protesters art chanting " out!! out! " police are taking action. this is an escalation and and moved into--and and movement to protest rising food prices and other rising prices. they want the president to step down. he had come back up after amount of fraud and he is prepared to leave the opposition. we understand that to date he was held up inside an office with riot police all round him. he is under house arrest as the ruling pow

i met her when she was 100 years old at windsor castle.arious conversation with her. but i remember as i spoke to her thinking, i was 38, 39, i'd never heard her speak. ever. there's no television clip, apart from news in the late '50s. in the war she was so remarkably

i met her when she was 100 years old at windsor castle. ferociously smart lady, very quick, had a hilarious conversation with her. but i remember as i spoke to her thinking, i was 38, 39, i'd never heard her speak. ever. there's no television clip, apart from news in the late '50s. in the war she was so remarkably resilient, such a great public figure to the country, that she could have done anything and they'd have loved her for it. >> that's piers morgan. we'll have e

jerry windsor wants to know what has happened to the mars rovers? are they still operating?tida has tonight's good question. [ music ] >>> we haven't talked about them in a while because, frankly, nobody thought they would ever last this long. >> nasa's agreement with congress is that these rovers would last 90 days. >> that was seven years ago. spirit and opportunity, the two rovers sent to mars back in 2003, are unbelievably still sending back useful data. david with the rover project says spirit has had a tougher go of it. >> unfortunately, spirit has lost use of two of its wheels. the right front wheel went first. and then we recently lost the right rear wheel. >> scientists couldn't re- position spirit for the martial winter so the little rover shut down to conserve energy. they hope to wake spirit up in the spring. opportunity, meanwhile, is logging in the miles. >> opportunity is the rover that we really want to drive for a great distance to do this compelling science that we see in these big craters. and all six of its wheels are just fine. >> between the two, spirit

writing, you may remember this story, a little girl from new york was standing on a rock just where windsor, and she was swept away by a wave while her parents watched in horror. it was dreadful. there's a lot about new england. thank you. >> you've illuded to it a little bit. just a logistical question. your book is about a huge event, but a single event at a point in time. this is about a huge subject, limitless. what are the logistics of writing a book on a limitless subject in? you've talked a little bit about the framework and selecting something. do you select the outline, then research it, and then write it, or how do you do a book like? >> well, certainly, yes. i mean in a way. structure is hugely important. i think i've always said that if i'm asked to teach about writing nonfiction, i say the three elements. the idea, the idea is king. the primacy of the idea, you got to have a good idea. the second most important is structure. how you write the idea. the idea really could get away. you could write a 20 volume dissertation, you have to look at the classic work on the mediterranean

live doppler 7 hd shows the north bay where windsor santa rosa petaluma highway 101 over towards hereooking at light to moderate rain through vallejo and richmond. we take you into the east bay, san leandro and hayward. light to moderate rain also back through berkeley. you saw the city, san bruno, moss beach. but take a look at this. this is the heavy rain from milpitas to san jose, right around through sunnyvale. this is going to lift on to the north and east. and down along the peninsula. still just a light to moderate rain in redwood city. pretty good cell getting ready to move through woodside this morning. and finally take a look at the emphasis the focus of the south bay, down through gilroy morgan hill. and this is the circulation, the area of low pressure looking pushing the rain up to the north and east and eventually this area of low pressure sinks to the south. so we'll see the improving conditions north bay. it's a cold start in parts of the north bay. 41 fairfield. 49 redwood city with 50 san jose. and half moon bay. breezy winds from mountain view to napa as well and es

francisco within the next 30 minutes and the north bay on and off rain showers with highway 101, windsorothing compared to what you saw earlier this morning. we're looking at cool temperatures behind the cold front. it's going to be a cold bay today with slow clearing throughout the afternoon. so showers isolated thunderstorms throughout the morning hours. cool and dry next week. so about 10:00 last night that front began to push on through and hung up behind it is the colder air the area of low pressure. this is triggering the showers and the thunderstorms, even some reports of hail this morning. so this morning definitely the heaviest activity to go through the next couple hours the showers continue to wind down in the north bay, then in the east bay, the peninsula will follow as the south bay begins to clear out later on in the afternoon. still pop-up showers this afternoon but for the most part we will be looking at improving weather conditions throughout the day today, although a different story in the mountains where we have the winter weather advisory up through noon and that mean

wear as didn't won't saratoga and then on windsor. 85 as a matter of fact, might be a decent alternate let's go to steve. >>> cloudy skies, light rain. which is noting that we've said much in january or will stay. the next five to ten days look like high pressure comes back. today and tomorrow, we have some rain to talk about. you t eah, it was. that information courtesy of our observer, michael, in san francisco who keeps wonderful records. >> the system coming by, cloudy skies light rain. we have had a worsts -- few report of light rain. snow in men doe seen knee. the system will keep clouds in the forecast and maybe a burst or moderate. we could get .25 out of this. we'll carry that wednesday n ight. light rain today, san francisco, oakland, north to heaviest. anybody can be in line. the amounts are really light. this storm will give us a lot of cloudy skies and some off- and-on rain. breezy, windy. upper 40s for a few. it looks like more dry weather a -- weather as we head to the weekend. >>> the storm crippling the south is causing frustration for some travelers, including right h

. >> here is a live look here at a boston look all that snow visibility is down, windsor up snow was blowing everywhere all part of two systems one that came over and the carolinas. from texas of across the southern states and up the eastern seaboard now up to new york, boston, rhode island, pennsylvania. second system moving across the great lakes had to york and boston. all whole lot of snow, following the latest there are beginning reports from 2-4, 5-8 in. of snow on the ground. expect delays at airports in that area, in the domino effect stretch of where across europe. meanwhile one year ago today a 7.0 earthquake rocked haiti. the destruction and the toll was devastating today many of the problems of struggles persist. >> in has been a year since the earth shark port-au- prince. like millions of others there's still reeling from others. the earthquake destroyed his, and several months later and his wife died of disease in a camp for homeless. should he still lives in one of these camps. the earthquake killed close to a quarter million people. l.f. national symbols like this cat

bit of a surprise, isn't it, robin, i don't think any of us expected it as the black sheep of the windsorg to. it's very much at prince william's request. he spent a lot of time with sarah when they were growing up. i think sometimes weddings are a time for forgiveness. they are a time for bringing the family together. i think it's a way of william's way of bringing sarah in from the cold. i think it's rather charming. >> it is. it's lovely. he is a peacemaker. i'm sure fergie really appreciates all of that. we're talking about the wedding dress. a lot of speculation that it's going to be a british designer bruce olefield. i know you spoke to him recently. did he give you insight? >> i did speak to him recently, bruce being the professional that he is, you would expect he wouldn't be giving details of the big day, of course, he wasn't. >> but i wanted to ask him what it was like when they were spotted shopping there. that's really where the rumors started from. he pointed out that they've been shopping at the sales section of the couture shop which is opposite of where the bridal gowns ar

tomorrow, down mild forecast temperatures into the upper 50s for your friday, saturday looks nice, windsorratures was the into the '40's, dry dry also through the bay. stretching not just to the end of the weekend into the weekend but all the way in through next week as well. darya. >> thank you, , new evidence that hiring will pick up fear people applied for unemployment last week the labour to parents as the number people seeking benefits fell by 37,000 that decline suggests that an unexpected rise in applications a week earlier was the result of seasonal factors. >> hewlett-packard is looking into the circumstances of mark kurds departure. including the severance package he got. he was forced out last year over allegations of sexual harassment and inaccurate expense reports. he got a 12. to cash payout and has filed papers to sell $30 million for this got stock. shareholders are suing each bien claims that his service record constitutes kroeber ways. >> new details of the republican controlled house of representatives voted to direct for committees to come up with alternatives to the he

taught at sarnia, i don't know how many were on the plane landed in detroit last year or windsor, it'snot just american landing on plants and plants from the united states only flying over the united states. so we have got to point out all of the potential risks to be able to take action to correct it. our discussion with homeland security have been more than just the security that security is the safety of people is going to be a priority for canadians and americans and we are working on ways of working much further away from the border to keep citizens safe and i think that is an extremely important in terms of what we are doing. on refugees that was one of our perceived weakness is in canada, the fact that it took up to five years to add to the cade a refuge case in canada and they are not necessarily be known whether they were after a couple of years and in a minority parliament there was a law passed in canada the americans are very impressed over which has a much shorter time frame than for agitation, which on the left i guess if you oversimplify is faster and on the right is mor

. >> finally a last question via skype, we have got brianna in west windsor, new jersey. resolution is to lose weight, but i love to meet my friends for drinks after work, so i really don't want to give up alcohol. so my question is, can i still get in shape and loses weight without giving up cocktails? >> you definitely don't have to give up cocktails, and i'm not just saying that because i want everybody in the control room to like me better. you just have to learn how to drink smarter. you don't want to being going for the sugary syrupy mixed drinks like the pina coladas, margaritas and mudslides. there are so many slimming low-calorie cocktails that you can enjoy. for example, a glass of white or red wine or a flute of champagne is only about 120 calories. a beer, a light beer, 12-ounce bottle, is about 100 calories, a regular beer is only 150 calories. and if you're a hard liquor gal, brianna, you can have a shot of vodka with some zero calorie club soda and a splash of pomegranate juice or cranberry juice or orange juice if that's what you prefer for only 110 calori

mathew from windsor wrote me, i just graduated from college, i'm working in a job with no health care. he's grateful he can be on his parents' health plan. he said shockingly, i would be without coverage for a pre-existing condition if this law were reversed. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from minnesota. mr. kline: i'm pleased to yield one minute to another member of the committee, mr. aki ta. the speaker pro tempore: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. -- the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. achy ta: -- the people of jinn sent me to washington, d.c. with very specific instructions, get the government out of our lives. . every person in this kuwait knows it doesn't solve the problems. it wants to replace it with more government controls, loss of prnl freedom, and trillions of new cost to taxpayers will fail. let's not forget there are programs already in place that are supposed to do many of the things that the president has talked about his law doing. we should start with reforming those. also health savings accounts, insurance across state li

it's at windsor court, a komen event. it is the best. >> what time? >> at 7:00 tonight.ridiculous. >> these are called "that's when the fight started." i took my wife to a restaurant. the be the wait irfor some reason took my order first i'll have the rump steak first. he said aren't you worried about mad cow? no, she can order for herself and that's when the fight started my wife was thinking about what she wanted for our upcoming anniversary. she said i want something shiny that goes from zero to 150 in about three seconds. i bought her a bathroom scale. >> ba-da-bum! i like it. >>> it is time for our favorite part of fridays -- bob"bobbie's buzz." >> i don't even known sneakers. >> slim wear with, one of my favorite portion control plates, the design helps you figure out how much you should be eating. also measure-out bowls have etched lines instead so you know how much cereal you should be eating. that's bangles are wrist weights that are fashionable that you can wear on the bike for extra resistance or while are you running errands. >> bobbie, this is called super d

mathew from windsor wrote me, i ju graduated from college, i'm working in a job with no health care.e on his parents' health plan. he said shockingly, i would be without coverage for a pre-existing condition if this law were reversed. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from minnesota. mr. kline: i'm pleased to yield one minute to another member of the committee, mr. aki . the speaker pro tempore: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. -- the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. achy ta: -- the people of jinn sent me to washington, d.c. with very specific instructions, get the government out of our lives. . every person in this kuwait knows it doesn't solve the problems. it wants to replace it with more government controls, loss of prnl freedom, and trillions of new cost to taxpayers will fail. let's not forget there are programs already in place that are supposed to do many of the things that the president has talked about his law doing. we should start with reforming those. also health savings accounts, insurance across state lines, covering pre-existing

taught at sarnia, i don't know how many were on the plane landed in detroit last year or windsor, it's not just american landing on plants and plants from the united states only flying over the united states. so we have got to point out all of the ptential risks to be able to take action to correct it. our discussion with homeland security have been more than just the security that security is the safety of people is going to be a priority for canadians and americans and we are working on ways of working much further away from the order to keep citizens safe and i think that is an extremely important in terms of what we are doing. on refugees that was one of our perceived weakness is in canada, the fact that it took up to five years to add to the cade a refuge case in canada and they are not necessarily be known whether they were after a couple of years and in a minority parliament there was a law passed in canada the americans are very impressed over which has a much shorter time frame than for agitation, which on the left i guess if you oversimplify is faster and on the right is more