. >> kari mcclellan. supervisor campos, the world is literally watching these deliberations today. i kid you not we have folks from all over the world who are passionate about seeing san francisco be successful in this effort. and the team has been ungive cal with us. -- unequivocal with us. we have noted that we are competing against nations and that san francisco and our honorary committee that includes members of our state delegation as well as the speakers, senator finestein. we are really doing this on behalf of the nation. and today is the opportunity to find out if whether or not the offer that we have put together is how we would like to proceed in negotiating binding agreements. we do not feel in good conscious that we could be more aggressive than what we have put before you. and at this juncture we are seeking your feedback and the opportunity to go forward with the team and put our best foot forward. so i cannot recommend or suggest that putting this over would billion to our benefit. i can assure you it would be to our detriment. >> ok. thank you. >> i'd like to speak

on behalf of -- i'm bruce mcclellan, the concession heir down at the ma reena green. right now -- not today, but it's going to be coming up. you're thinking about putting foods carts down at the marina grieb. i think the food carts are a wonderful idea in many locations where there aren't any facilities to offer the same services that food carts can offer. however, at the marina green there is a facility, our facility, and i would encourage you at this time to just start thinking about the placement of these food carts. i know they're going to be in the different parks around the city. i think that's great. but not where you already have a business. it is going to impact our business. a majority of our customers are the bicycle rental customers who drive their bikes all along the marina green and they buy food at our concession. if you have these hoot carts further down there's going to spend their money before they get to us. from what i understand the percentage that the food carts are going to be paying is 10%. i'm currently paying 20%. my guaranteed minimum, which

on behalf of -- i'm bruce mcclellan, the concession heir down at the ma reena green. right now -- not today, but it's going to be coming up. you're thinking aboutp

journal baldwin was for father of jonah mcclellan father of three his youngest born just this past june. calhoun was a proud father of one and matt wagstaffe was a newly we had back in january. the most important thing we can do other than continue to execute the mission is to make sure we don't forget the families we take care of them. >> geraldo despite initial taliban claims there is no proof that it was brought town by enemy fire. there is no harsher environment in the world than flying the extremes of afghanistan, by they say the tough legends make their pilots the best in the world. geraldo, back to you. >> craig, thank you. when we come back we take you to the loanyest out post in the campbell jurisdiction. the pakistani border the general and i and some of the troopers of the 101st will talk about how hard it is to stop the taliban through the pakistani border one of the poorest borders on earth. there is no tense fence there. we will talk a bit about the oil tankers that went up in flames why? was that for real or an insurance scam in we will meet more of the men and women of t

mcclellan. as exciting as this is about the process -- a!=mq for america's cup, somebody should address the fact, because i have lived through this, what it means in case we actually host it and then lose it, like what happened in 1983 after 53 years of being the host for the cup. what happens to the significant investment, substantially, in terms of us bracing ourselves? we would like to believe we will be in definitely the long-time host of this, but what are some of the economic contingencies to prepare for in case these are influences out of our control, in terms of being able to retain the right to host it. commissioner buell: i will confirm with my colleague about this. we are setting up this offer to say, "you have the opportunity to invest in these facilities and use that in the short term for the america's cup." do the $150 million in infrastructure repairs. as long as you want to use them, they are there for that purpose. at a time when the cup has been wrestled away from the team, whatever interval of time that is, there would hav

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mcclellan was talking about yesterday in terms of reimbursement. i am wondering if there is more included in that 32 and what the budget for that 32 is. >> that will reimburse the city for any and all staff costs. it is to reimburse the city for our normal costs for hosting this event. we are including in that number as revenue beyond that the $20 million in general fund tax revenue to give us $5 million in revenue. supervisor daly: but not the capital work on the piers? >> we could include the port numbers in here and get this thing resolved. supervisor daly: then i am double counting. i just did not know what was included in that 32. i will take out the 11th from the police. we can mark that out. 92 then becomes a 8181. 52 becomes 25. you are doing well. >> i recommend you also take up the port infrastructure costs. our number, in essence, is the tax revenue. that is what our spreadsheet looks like. supervisor daly: but my concern is when we make commitments to do this work. does the port have the money in their budget to do it? if not, who is go

and we are rying to -- we're trying to as mcclellan lan has said and see if they can move forward into negotiations taking into account everything that is being said that would inform the next document that would be a bindingdom document. it mite be multiple documents. but all of them would come back to this body. >> i still don't think it answers the question i asked but i understand the point. >> supervisor? >> thank you, mr. president. supervisor campos is correct in the question and that's why in my remark i mentioned the notion of us having a hearing within three weeks. if i didn't say so, i should specify now that my asurpgs is that hearing is predicated on a budget analysis report. this seems be unrealistic of an expectation i'd like to know that now. but this is something that, one, i believe it's necessary. two i also believe there are going be so many it rations that this process has done well and right that the first it ration would be significantly different than probably the last it ration of this process. so i'm prepared in roll call to introduce this hearing off the fly

mcclellan was talking about yesterday in terms of reimbursement. i am wondering if there is more included in that 32 and what the budget for that 32 is. >> that will reimburse the city for any and all staff costs. it is to reimburse the city for our normal costs for

. >> kari mcclellan. supervisor campos, the world is literally watching these deliberations today. i kid you not we have folks from all over the world who are passionate about seeing san francisco be successful in this effort. and the team has been ungive cal with us. -- unequivocal with us. we have noted that we are competing against nations and that san francisco and our honorary committee that includes members of our state delegation as well as the speakers, senator finestein. we are really doing this on behalf of the nation. and today is the opportunity to find out if whether or not the offer that we have put together is how we would like

. >> we have one more blue card and that's bruce mcclellan. >> hello, commissioners, i'm here talking on behalf of -

. >> we have one more blue card and that's bruce mcclellan.

but dean jimmy mcclellan says higher enrollment is creating a higher demand founding if. >> community colleges have sort of been the orphan of higher education in virginia. >> reporter: but in january 2009, northern virginia community college gained national attention when a new professor joined the faculty. >> dr. jill biden. >> reporter: the wife of the vice president of the united states teaches english as a second language class at the northern virginia community college. >> i know the power of community colleges to change lives. >> reporter: in a day-long community college summit being the president set a goal of increasing the number of college graduates by the year 2020. >> community colleges will play a huge part in meeting this goal by producing an additional five million degrees and certificates in the next 10 years. >> reporter: last year's stimulus bill included 3.5 bill wrong dollars for community college financial aid and $1 bill wrong for training programs. >> you have people that aren't necessarily trained or aren't necessarily educated for the jobs that need to be fil

. >> reporter: fiorina was greeted with affection by supporters at mcclellan. >> i feel great, it's great to be back. >> reporter: telling them that aggressive treatment for an infection associated with the aftermath of breast cancer surgery led to a quick recovery. >> there certainly are no health concerns in the coming days. it's fairly common, unfortunately, for women who have been through the kind of breast cancer and reconstructive surgery that i went through to sometimes get infections. >> reporter: fiorina repeated her campaign themes, pledging change and pushing tax breaks. >> this campaign has been about barbara boxer's 28 years of failed leadership in washington, d.c. >> i know times of tough. >> reporter: in the meantime senator boxer was in rancho cordoba expressing no worry about the tight polls. >> and we've got five days left until this election, so i want to ask you, regardless of your party, because that doesn't matter to me, first of all, to vote. >> reporter: boxer made no reference to fiorina. challenges supporters say they don't believe fiorina's brief hospitalization

three of the fires involve cars in the 100 block of mcclellan drive between 1:00 and 4:00 a.m. on sunday morning. police say the report of a dumpster on fire came in about that same time right near a business there. a couple of blocks away. if you have any information, contact south san francisco police. >>> 7:54. san francisco-based children's clothing retailer jynbaree has agreed to be bought. this is the sixth largest equity of the year. another san francisco clothing company is giving in to public pressure. gap executives say they will withdraw the logo. the new one with the little blue box was criticized by gap customers. more than 2,000 negative comments were posted on facebook. >>> 7:55. let's get you to where you need to go. tara says we've had a bunch of motorcycle crashes. >> we had had the fatal that happened this morning. we had one in richmond and now one in san francisco. if we take a look at our maps, i will show you where it happened. 101 southbound near the third street onramp. a mike involving a car. you can see all of the red and along highway 1, that's 19th

that we're out in the upper or wagers but, it is also close certain ticks, $2,500 for tickets from mcclellan will and that is accident greene section behind home plate. the closing get, but yet to play. that is for li's one ticket. it is kind of fun to screw around and see maybe what you might have to shell of if you want to get into the stadium there are tickets available. in the meantime what is the weather and be like? >> good morning, the weather will be fairly nice day, crash's seen tablatures warming up just a little bit. starting off little bit of thought, low clouds, fog expected for the first part of your day. warming up just in time for the game in fact mosley said david and a giant game. we do some wet weather in the forecast that is not as for today's. friday, the wet weather will move into the forecast that will continue. the fund is set out to the north bay 3101, visibility this morning is less than a quarter mile we're talking places like novato from his inner rosa, sooner fell seeing that five defendants settled in. a bit different from yesterday. also much cooler start the d

. >> i am john mcclellan. i have been listening to the comments. one thing comes to mind. we are a society that punishes sometimes bad behavior or behavior that hertz is like taxing tobacco or liquor. i'm wondering what your thoughts are, most of the smart phones we're talking about are gps enabled. some sort of tax that would be unable once they are detecting movement. there are logistic problems with trains. if you can detect movement, there is some sort of surplus or tax. >> wow. [laughter] i think that -- panel? [laughter] >> no comment. >> technology is going to help us. i am not sure we should voluntarily insulate ourselves to it. maybe that is what we have done with these devices, right? thank you for joining us. i hope it helps. thank you for listening. [applause] we will take a 10 minute break and go to the third panel. >> later, more campaign 2010 coverage for you with the debates between candidates hoping to replace retiring ohio voinovich.orge oe yanukovy three more debates. the new hampshire's first district and the focus on the oregon governor's race. the deb