you have miami all in which means the entire port authority goes in. then you have la, there was two models. the previous one, the ptcs had which was metro and the new one is much more expensive to la than the previous one that ptcs has. then you have singapore and new york and seattle. what basically -- the model you have today is the least expensive model to operate a terminal. you have efficient operation and a cost -- the way that they're being operated is efficient compared to everybody else. you have a good business model. as a result when you take that revenue that you can charge and you add or subtract charge and that's to pay your rent, san francisco is the best performing terminal to the port terminal in the united states or anyone we've looked at. i can assure you the model is the best that says i can charge so much and then this flows and i can reinvest into the facility. we felt that the conclusion is the model that you're going to propose to use and it has been proposed to you is the best financial results. the operators has offered to share with the reve

vegas, which i imagine must have been a crazy idea when you first heard it. because most of the people have this idea of las of true. but when you're from there, you don't really realize it. but have you ever eaten at a buffet, for instance? >> i started my career at a buffet in las vegas, first of all i used to go to las vegas with both parents and rene. and i didn't sing there. so i was laying at the pool. >> jimmy: your parents had enough money with 14 kids to -- >> no, rene did. so -- >> jimmy: that makes more sense. >> yes. so no, i used to go there before i started to sing over there and have a wonderful time and the buffet are great. by the way. but that is how it started. >> jimmy: i can't imagine you in line with a plate of marked potatoes, that is what i'm thinking. >> lots of gravy. >> jimmy: now, speaking of that, growing up in the house with a lot of kids, that has to be -- we think of you as celine dion, as you were born a star, but you were born humbly. >> well, you come from a big family, as well. >> jimmy: not nearly, i have a brother and sister, and a dog. >> i'm the 14th. i'm the accident

have two beautiful daughters -- alexis, 16, and alia, 9. now, you're a nurse, right, sarah? yes. and, dwight? i'm a bank manager. yeah? and let's see here now. you were married in las vegas? yes, sir. how long ago was this did we say? nine years. well, it's good to have you here. you already won $1,000. keep it up. thank you. to the cosentinis we go. i'm steven cosentini. this is my wife, bianca. we currently live in las vegas, nevada. and we have an active son. he's three years old. his name is roman, and he keeps us very busy. yeah, i'll bet. and now, obviously, steven, you're in the air force. yes. and what are your duties? i'm an air traffic controller at nellis air force base. and, bianca, you work? i am actually a graphic design student at the art institute of las vegas. oh, good. well, i hope things go well there, and i hope you win a lot of money tonight. good to have you both here. to the langdons we go. tanner: hello, sir. hi. tell us about yourself. tanner langdon. my beautiful wife, stacy. been together 10 years -- married 5. we have a beautiful daughter named tayla. she's nine. stacy, advertising, huh? yes. and, tanner, what about you? construction com

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wanted to just eliminate the jaguar head and spell it completely with syllables, so that you would have "ba..." "la..." "ma." and you don't pronounce the last "a". keach: the glyphs recorded by bishop landa were, in fact, syllables -- 27 syllables. but hundreds of syllables were needed to record ancient mayan. maya scribes often carved these glyphs in fanciful ways to resemble animals or people. the creativity and innovation of maya scribes is one of the joys and challenges of deciphering. david stuart, george stuart's son, has been decoding maya glyphs since he was a boy. today, he is one of the world's leading epigraphers, scholars who decipher ancient texts. stuart: the decipherment process may begin with a single inscription or a single glyph in an inscription that will provide a really telling clue about what the phonetic value for the sign might be. to look at an example, there's an inscription from a site in northern yucatan that has a glyph that makes use of this sign that no one can read or could read before. and it's one of two signs in the spelling. the first one is one we actually know

sounds like a train wreck to me because you have extremists in your party that have pulled you guys off into la-la land. >> i don't want you to -- i'm going to let you make karl rove sound credible. but i can tick off similar examples on our side. you have howard dean, the virginia black caucus, barney frank, unions -- there's been a list of democrats and democrat-affiliated groups that have come out to either voice concerns, ask for changes, express frustration or outright oppose parts of this legislation. >> and never threaten to shut down america's government. and we, frankly, are having, i think, a grown-up discussion inside our party about ways to make it better. what you guys are doing is having a brawl on the front yard in front of everybody when you've got people calling each other fraud's. that's different. my concern is this -- if you have a republican party that a leader like boehner comes out and says, let's move on, and then get pulled out to the right by a small faction, that's not healthy for the republicans or for america. >> in the "crossfire" tonight are democratic congressman

las vegas strip? i don't think you behave in las vegas. >> police have been using 37 cameras to keep an eye on people for the last two month. some of them are posted at busy intersections. and they can zoom in close. the equipment costs roughly $300,000. >> big brother is always watching now. >>> yahoo and facebook have gotten a lot of flak for their role in the government's surveillance program. critics say they should just come clean about the whole thing. so why don't they? listen to what yahoo's ceo marissa mayer had to say. >> at yahoo on each request we review it, we scrutinize it we push back on a lot, we push back on a lot of local government. we push back on requests in terms of the nsa. we can't talk about -- >> why? >> because they're classified. >> why?! >> and so -- i mean -- just -- >> let's just say look right now you were just to tell us the truth about what's going on the stuff that's classified. what do you think would happen to you? >> uhm, i mean, releasing classified information is treason. >> then what would happen. >> and you are incarcerated. >> well, that was yahoo. as for fa

you. >> workplace safety, wages. >> >> stephen: i'm also a la tee no. >> you should have all your rights respected. >> stephen: latina. i'm a lesbian. and i'm from minnesota. i can't vote for you. >> that's okay. you can come to michigan. >> >> stephen: i'm sold. >> welcome to the fightin' 5th. >> stephen: i cannot vote because i am a felon. okay. let's change the subject. madonna is from the district. >> she is. >> stephen: congressman, do you vote? >> i don't know if i do or not. >> stephen: have you ever vogued? >> i don't think i have. >> stephen: congressman, may i vogue you? ♪ come on let's vogue let your body ♪ move to the music hey, hey, hey ♪ the 5th is one of america's lead progress deucers of sugar beets. >> it is. >> stephen: congratulations. >> thank you. >> stephen: one assumes. explain the bold decision to get away from the automobiles and go with the 5th most popular root vegetable. without sugar beets, what happens? >> well, we wouldn't have sugar. >> stephen: why not just use sugar cane? >> because it's good sugar and it's reasonably priced. >> stephen: want to do some? >> i'll do some sugar. >> ste

la dogworks which fell off greatly. >> why do you think that is? >> you know what, la dogworks isn't for everybody. >> how does a customer contact you if they have a complaint? >> there's a website out there that people post business reviews, and we've had some negative stuff put up there, and andrew responds to it in his way. [laughs] >> what does "in his way" mean? >> so read it. you can read 'em. >> so here's an example of one. "i've been bringing my dog here for six months. one night, i came to pick him up. what i found was my pup wearing a muzzle, tied to a wall. my own dog--i was horrified." then your response was, "after questioning the staff, i believe them and not you." you told the customer that. >> yeah. why? >> yeah, why? >> i-i call it like it is. >> andrew, stay the [bleep] off the internet, because you're... hurting your business. >> i don't think i'm hurting my business at all, personally. >> i'm a little worried about andrew so far. the vibe in the place isn't great. i've seen some stuff online, and his interaction with me, quite frankly, isn't that open-minded. so before i do a deal, i need to get a good understanding of these fi

you either have to use la playa or you can go -- i suppose you can go and use sunset. and make it all the way down past si. wave to them. 5:47. let's go to some live pictures and take a look at the westbound bay bridge. this traffic here is backed up for about a five-minute delay. no problems, by the way, if you are driving along san jose along northbound 280. 5:47. let's go to steve. >> sal, good morning. >> good morning. >>> clear skies, a breeze for some. rather cool for others of the warm and breezy today. sunshine -- that includes the coast today. tomorrow morning a r ool, sunny. -- cool, sunny. some rain on saturday. still not a consensus on how much more or how far south. north bay after that i think we'll ease into it on friday. a system came by yesterday. had very gusty windy conditions. today it's more northerly instead of we were and things have calmed down considerably, especially around brisbane and also around sfo. they had gusts to 50 yesterday. sunny and breezy and warmer today. cool for some. napa already 48 degrees. 70 at noon. we'll go for a high tod

the biggest thunderstorms have been around las vegas causing quite a bit of flooding. you could have issues getting around that. as far as the forecast we are it will going to see a thunderstorm or two in the high country today especially around yosemite national park, 89. the winds are blowing out to the east and taking the smoke away from tahoe and today you are cloudy and 77 and near 90 in sacramento and 100 in fresno and 105 in palm spring and 87 in los angeles. kristen and eric? >> 11 years, more than $6 billion later, bay area commuters are finally driving the new eastern span of the bay bridge. >> we have coverage from the first morning commute of the new span. >> it has been three years since the deadly pipeline explosion and fire. we find out how san bruno is >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. good morning. you are looking at the first morning commute across the new eastern span of the bay bridge. caltran has opened the bridge to traffic last night at 10:00, seven hours ahead of the schedule. moving well this morning. thanks positive joini

you have the eye in london but las vegas building a new attraction.hat will be the world's largest ferris wheel going up in vegas on the strip. now, i just got to be honest. people made a big deal yesterday. i don't understand the appeal of the ferris wheechlt i think it's pretty boring. people think i'm a curmudgeon but i just don't get it, okay. so i want to know can you tell me a ride that's less fun than a ferris wheel because i don't know one that's less fun than a ferris wheel. your most creative tweets ewing the #waytooboring. >>> still ahead on "way too early," things get testy in baltimore. the yankees and orioles vying for a playoff position. >>> and miley cyrus, back in the news. the research that says she's dominated the internet and i'm depressed. that and a check on weather when "way too early" comes right back. >>> in miami president reagan and the pope have emerged from their meeting. >> for the second time i have met in private audience with his holiness pope john paul ii. ♪ everybody wants some i want some ♪ the day we rescued riley

you and bites the skin. that's why i have rubber hands. >> did you match "saturday night live"? i have it on my dvr, for opening night, i want to see it. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz. this is "early today." we hope it is just your first stop of the day on nbc. >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, late-breaking. this is 11 news today at 5:00 a.m. >> good morning. off to a quiet start on this friday morning. we are going to wind up in the 70's. upper 40's and low 50's are the current temperatures. 55 in rock hall. a mix of clouds and sun. a front is going to come through. most of you will not see any precipitation today. if you're a summer weather fan, you will like the extended forecast. >> 51 degrees at the airport. >> hours left until a government shutdown. >> we are down to the wire on the shutdown. congress tries to figure out if they can come up with some compromise to keep 800,000 federal workers on the job. >> breaking news in north baltimore, a two-alarm fire. >> a fire breaks out on the bay bridge. >> we will have an outdated on closures related to the activity kim dacey is reporting on. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group]

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you know it today couldn't exist. narrator: to sustain their growing community with its limited supply, las vegas learned to be extremely efficient. mulroy: this is a desert, and it has its own beauty, but you have to get beyond what you're used to. as long as people recognize they're moving to the desert and give up this notion that they have to bring eastern vegetation with them and make the necessary adaptations in their own life, desert communities can continue to live. man: the biggest water user in the desert is turf. turf uses a lot of irrigation and uses spray irrigation, so what we've done here is use artificial turf. you're never going to be able to achieve the look of back east or the look of, say, california, with subtropical plants, but our landscapes are still lush and use about 30% of what the subtropical landscape with turf would use. las vegas has adopted a drought tolerant ordinance. we're using less water today than we used five years ago, despite over 300,000 new residents. i think it's a pretty amazing example as to how a town can really turn on a dime if there's the political will and if the public gets behind it. narrator: even the casinos and resorts have adapted to effic

you and bites the skin. that's why i have rubber hands. >> did you match "saturday night live"? i have it on my dvr, for opening night, i want to see it. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz. this is "early today." we hope it is just your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> the clock is ticking as a government shutdown looms large over washington this morning. we're breaking down the impact of a potential shutdown plus changes you can see in the disinspector if a deal is not reached. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. let's take a live look outside at 4:26. another chilly start to your day. 59 degrees right outside ou studios. let's check in with tom kaern to get a look at the rest of your forecast. >>> good morning. the air is fresh and cool on this monday morning. under a clear sky we have june it terrorizinging in the eastern sky and a few clouds rolling in from the west. we'll have the crescent moon rising, too, but it's rather chilly in the rural areas. many locations in the 40s with patchy ground fog. watch out for that. closer to washington, our nearby neighborhoods are generally in the low 50s. bus stop forecast for students it a

. >> jimmy: you were in las vegas this weekend? >> yeah. >> jimmy: did you have fun there? it landed. i was doing the emergency brace. it's rough. >> jimmy: not a fighter jet. >> yeah. i know. >> jimmy: wasn't bad going in. hot in las vegas. in the valley bounces around ape little bit. >> i survived. >> jimmy: did you gamble? did you enjoy it? >> i had to introduce britney spears and miley cyrus. >> jimmy: to each other? >> on to the stage for the music festival. then their management got a copy of my jokes, what i was going to say. then i was banned. >> jimmy: oh, no. >> for saying the jokes. the jokes weren't that bad. >> jimmy: what were they? >> miley cyrus got to the top through her raw talent and hard twerk. >> jimmy: that's it. >> wasn't that bad? >> jimmy: that's not bad at all. you are going to get an angry call from miley cyrus. >> yeah, i can text back. >> jimmy: that got eliminated. wow, you have been through a rough time. >> yeah. sdwro >> jimmy: we will see a clip from your new show. excited to have you on abc. welcome on behalf of the american broadcasting co

he wants to have his amendment, one amendment only, to gut the house pass continuings are la resolution. >> you don't have the votes to defund obama care in the senate. the republicans -- republican colleagues have said as much. president baemt said he will veto the bill. you don't have the supermajority necessary. why are we talking about this if you don't have the votes to do this? >> well, they don't have the votes in the house of representatives. they didn't have the votes in the house of representatives at the time they considered this continuing resolution. to pass a con resolution, that didn't contain this. so, look, there is a disagreement between the two chambers. we have republicans in both houses, one that defunded obama care. democrats in both houses that don't. this is part of the discussion. it is going to be anner and process with legislative procedures bounce back the next knew days between the two chambers. >> senator mccain the 2008 republican president am nominee said today that the american people talk a lot about obama care and heard a lot about obama care in the 2012 elect

you. i have had a chance to review the applicants and i would like to move forward with an appointment of mississippi la. to the district 5 seat >> thank you. so are there any other comments? we should ask if the applicants want to say a few words >> correct. >> is there anyone here, please come forward. >> morning committee members and citizens. i'm a resident of district 5. i live at st. france square one of our largest cooperatives in the city it's mostly populated by elderly and disabled folks. i'm a member of the conservation committee and i live on gary boulevard. i wake up to trans by a terminals every morning. as a profession i work for caltrans. i work in transportation planning. we work in all the bay area counties outlining all 9 of them. i'm involved in planning from environmental analysis to advanced planning to making biological decisions i'm very qualified for this committee. and i've just wanted to appear had this morning and i've contacted ms. breed regarding my application. so should you have any questions i'll answer them >> thank you. anyone else want to speak. and this is on not on

you have the floor here? >> yeah, i know i've been talking a lot lately about -- about doing this. i figure what better place than laht? take that. >> oh, my god. >> will you marry me? >> you know i will marry you, baby. [cheering] [applause] [laughter] >> kirk: and listen, just because are you married doesn't mean you can flirt with her now? >> i know. >> i'm very happy for you. >> kirk: and you are very happy. >> i'm very happiment he took it to another level and to me that is considered disrespectful. that is her husband. you know, i won't go there no more. [applause] >> kirk: now you won't go there you need to make sure that your booty doesn't either. [laughter] do you want to give a test to someone in your life log on to thetesttv.com. thank you for watching. see you next time. good-bye. [applause] congratulations. >>> next up on "the wendy williams show," grammy winner kely rowland opens up about "x factor" and beyonce. plus kelly performs her sexy new hit single. and wendy has the latest in the paula deen controversy. here's wendy! [ cheers and applause ] >> wendy: ooh! shout it out. thank you. thank you. [ c

point to to say this is accompanied by that history is strong, the sector is growing, you have this economic recovery in las could continue? unemployment is stagnant, gdp isn't strong in the u.s. side of the business. are you confident things will continue on the u.s. side? >> i am confident in the u.s.. we have been very focused on the fundamentals. if you look at our trailing 12 month market share in the u.s. a 37% which is the largest since 2008 so it is a combination of growing market but then taking more than our fair share of the market as it exists and that is what we are focused on and will provide growth for our shareholders which is our focus. cheryl: our thanks to patty hart, the ceo of i gte. that start part, they're the name of the sector. from gambling to gambling on the market. an analyst at morgan stanley fat of the qe program along rattlers equities. kenny stockton, technical strategist is with me now. do you agree? not just morgan stanley but many analysts coming out and saying that the markets are diverging, the party basically is over. is that what is happening? >> it is a possibility. t

you must have a second job. >> in country or out of country, they just can't go check into la quinta. you walking down the hallway and you see jay-z at the ice machine? >> ice. on the rocks. >>> time for my favorite segment, what the fashion! >> i think you needed to add a little more. >> what the fashion. >> there it is. >> taylor swift tweeted a photo of her shoes and her cat. that's how exciting taylor swift's life is. and it says somehow this adds extra pressure to the already stressful task of choosing what shoes to wear to meet and greet. >> i'm surprised it didn't follow like #white girl problems. it should be #sad white girl problems. >> how does a cat add extra pressure? >> snicker doodles or clock the lat xh chocolate chip? >> i follow rihanna and she got a little gift from a high end designer name aed vivian westwood and she posted the photo of this clutch purse. i think the picture is louder than any words i could use to describe it. are guys okay with that? >> i wouldn't want to be holding that for my girl when she goes to the bathroom. >> hey, baby, can you hold my clutch

you have one clerical post-and there is a problem. now that we have staffed up, we are looking at that. >> both of those things and kind of look at the la model and figure out what we can do to give the property owner advanced information, so that they can maintain the property so that when we come through to do the routine inspection, and it is as smooth as possible and maintain that property throughout the lifetime and so that we can focus the effort on those tenant complaints and those buildings where things have not been done, or if it is not a problematic common area of the building but it is something internal to the unit itself. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> just, really good, thank you so much for that. that was really informative. >> any public comment on item five? >> we are moving to item 7, director's report. >> a. update on dbi's finances. >> good morning, i am gale rubble and i am the acting chief financial officer, i want to talk about the budget before we talk about where we are with revenue and expenses. >> the mix has changed with the new budget year and so if you look at the charges for serves and you c