navy to extend the term. item number 11. resolution approving the seventh amendment to the treasure island childcare master lease between the treasure island development authority and the u.s. navy to extend the term. item number 12. resolution approving and authorizing the treasure island development authority to enter into a modification of the cooperative agreement with the u.s. navy to extend the cooperative agreement from october 1, 2011, to september 30, 2012. item number 13. andresolution approving the twenty third amendment to the treasure island event venues master lease between the treasure island development authority and the u.s. navy to extend the term. item number 14. resolution approving the thirty- fifth amendment to the treasure island land and structures master lease between the treasure island development authority and the u.s. navy to extend the term. item number 15 -- item number 15. resolution approving the fifteenth amendment to the treasure island marina master lease between the treasure island develo

and then becomes a navy s.e.a.l. and only published one book already with his humanitarian work so most of us are just hanging out looking for the next party that eric has gone over the world to help people so pretty incredible. so way smarter than me. way better looking than me. [laughter] all that good stuff, but when i met eric back in 2007, i had no idea of any of this. he was just another you know, person. he was a navy s.e.a.l. and i was a marine. he was another person in iraq to do his job and when i met him he was totally unassuming. he walked up to me and said hey i'm eric and i'm here to help you find the bad guys in fallujah and i want to do what we have to do to get it done. we worked tirelessly, nights with no sleep. there wasn't a whole lot of eating or a whole lot of anything going on really for a long period of time. just getting the job done and that was the eric ainu. he was also the guy that strapped on a weapon and walk beside me in the streets and rode beside me in the vehicles and put his life o

on august 29th, the jeju district court granted the injunction from the government and the navy... to ban protestors from obstructing construction of the base. the navy says having a naval base in jeju is crucial for national security... as the island sits in a strategic location facing the south china sea. korean "korea needs a base to dock the naval ships to protect its exclusive economic zone and marine resources. and the gangjeong shoreline at jeju island is the optimal place for that." four days after the court's decision, additional police forces were sent into the village... as the navy installed a 200-meter- long fence and resumed construction. stand-up "i'm standing in front of the entrance of construction site, and what you see behind me is the 2- point-5 meter tall fence which prohibits protestors from entering. and now they're holding a press conference outside this entrance." last thursday, a group of progressive activists and local villagers... held a press conference denouncing the navy for resuming construction and destroying rare rocks... and called on the jeju reside

navy ship, paul foster. it is a guided missile destroyer. that ship will rollout in january. the project fully fund it will roll out at almost $12.5 million and roll up close to 180,000 man hours on that ship. between the paul foster -- again, paul foster needs 30- plus feet. again, a collaborative effort between the port and bae, and i appreciate everything the port of san francisco did make that happen. having lived and worked in san diego for a long time, never saw that kind of collaboration, so i do appreciate it. if i have any time -- i have 20 seconds. one quick one is citybuild. we work closely with them to do training for welders. it was a collaborative effort. they did a great job to get the training put together. we were able to get the welding training put together and we are starting to hire the graduates of that. i apologize for using the full three minutes. thank you very much. >> thank you so much and congratulations. that is wonderful. >> yes, good news across the board. appreciate it. >> is there any other public comment? >> commissioners, item8a -- 8a has be

byron bill, united states navy seal from connecticut. and john nugara, first petty officer from nebraska. mr. speaker, these are the men who gave their lives so that others could live. and while we mourn the lives they gave for the rest of us, we should thank the good lord that such men as these lived. the americans, the american breed, the rare breed, the finest we have. and that's just the way it is. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the time of the gentleman has expired. the chair recognizes the gentleman from oregon, mr. blumenauer, for five minutes. mr. blumenauer: mr. speaker, there's been much talk about jobs and economic recovery. sadly more talk than action. today's consideration of extending the surface transportation act and the f.a.a. authorization, both of which have expired, is a positive development. it puts a little more certainty for our partners in the state and local government. it avoids disastrous revenue losses. it's a positive signal of cooperation with chairs mica and boxer working with majority leader reid a

one year in which the navy controls the island, cutting the trees. the key is that it is not listed on these at all. treasure island is a joke, folks. yerba buena is the prize. remember that i told you so when that happens. supervisor chu: thank you. any other members of the public? seeing no one, public comment is closed. if there are no other questions, these of the items before us. ok. can we send items 10 to 15 on to the full board with recommendation? we can do that without objection. thank you. next item, please. >> item number 16. ordinance providing revenue and levying property taxes for city and county purposes and establishing pass-through rate of residential tenants pursuant to chapter 37 of the administrative code for fy ending june 30, 2012. item number 17. ordinance providing revenue and levying property taxes for san francisco community college district purposes for fy ending june 30, 2012. item number 18. ordinance providing revenue and levying property taxes for san francisco unified school district purposes for fy ending june 30, 20

. >>> well, after years of a series of starts and stalls, the navy today announced a deal to finally hand over the former alameda navy base to the city of alameda, capping what is more than a decade of tough negotiations. >> joe rosato jr. shows some of the unexpected businesses that are thriving on the base and how the deal could mean more to come. >> reporter: this is the time of year winemaker shauna rosenbloom prefers. it's the season when the grapes come and raw wine comes out. >> we're in harvest, so, you know, accountants have tax season, winemakers have harvest. >> reporter: but harvest at rosenbloom's rockwall wine company isn't occurring in the midsts of napa or sonoma, this is taking place in the midst of a former navy base. >> we're in an airplane hangar. >> reporter: for four years, rosenbloom has turned out fine wine. the navy exited the base 14 years ago, leeing behind dozens of buildings now used by small businesses. >> a lot of people are, like, oh, so you store wine, or what do you do? no, we make the woin here. >> reporter: but just like rosenbloom's grapes, alamed

i assume that the navy clean up the effects only certain parts of the neighborhood. maybe we could have a little short support on where the navy's activities are preventing development from moving ahead. lastly, there was also another article in a different -- you might characterize it progressive -- paper about the twitter deal, so-called, and the fact that in the development of the agreements, there were -- community benefits were not discussed the front or something to that matter, and it was still on the table with respect to a committee or somebody that is supposed to determine what the community benefits would be for various corporations and others coming in to the neighborhood. since -- who is it? zen somebody or other just moved into mid-market. i wonder what the process is here to talk about community benefits. >> i believe that is something that jane kim's office is working on. >> i will let you know. commissioner sugaya: thank you. commissioner moore: i would ask the director to give us an update about redevelopment and bayview/hunters point, because an ar

armstrong came to the navy yard only after monroe and winder left. madison asked him if he had any advice to give. he didn't but added that since the battle would be between american militia and british regulars, the former would be beaten. madison suggested that armstrong really should take part in the coming engage. i expressed to him my concern and surprise at the reserve he showed was how madison recalled it. armstrong answered that if madison thought it proper, he would go off to bladensburg too. the president, who sensed the importance of the coming engagement even if his secretary of war did not, cannedded to -- decided to ride to bladensburg with his attorney general, richard rush. he borrowed a set of pistols and a second mount and set off. james madison was 63 years old. he had never heard a shot fired in anger. he was a small man, just over five feet tall, just over 100 pounds. and a sickly one. all his life he was summit to what he called -- summit to what he called bilious attacks, upset stomach and bowels, and less often attacks of epil

armstrong came to the navy yard only after monroe and winder left. madison asked him if he had any advice to give. he didn't, but added that since the battle would be between american militia and british regulars, the former could be beaten. madison suggested that armstrong really should take part in the coming engagement. i expressed to him by concern and surprise at the reserve he showed, was how madison recalled it. armstrong answered that if madison thought proper, he would go off to bladensburg, too. the president since the importance of the coming engagement even as the secretary of war did not, decided to write to bladensburg, with attorney general richard rush. he borrowed a set of pistols, and since his horse suddenly went lame, a second mount, and set off. james madison was 63 years old. he had never heard a shot fired in anger. he was a small band, just over five feet tall, just over 100 pounds. and a sickly one. all his life he was subject to what he called attacks, upset stomach and bowels. and less often attacks resembling epilepsy, sus

the israeli navy and the turkish navy will enter a direct confrontation but there might be mistakes like the flotilla itself report states clearly that both israel and turkey didn't want to happen the way they did but they did happen because there were mistakes and there were misunderstanding and if turkey says it will operate more decisively in the eastern mediterranean there might be an accident israel and navies and this might be even worse than the frontal lobe and i don't think actually this crisis between israel and turkey has a direct effect on what will happen in the. of course the question is what will happen the day after the u.n. recognizes the palestinian state will that cause more violence will that make no difference and then it will cause palestinian frustration will this stop the two sides from going back to the negotiation table these are very important questions we still don't have an answer to. well we've got more from a zero on line where the panthers are again on the prowl forty years on. the country has become an enemy of its people. anger over social injustice

navy paid for my birth. i was born in the navy. i have been forever grateful. i have two sons in the navy in a small attempt to pay them back. there is nothing like the voice of people when they speak out. we are still elected officials with the consent of the governed. it is the people who speak to get things done. i am here to tell you 2012 is going to be about nothing beyond expanding the see economy and creating jobs. there may be some ancillary issues, but it has got to be about fixing our core, getting us back in the game, getting our country back on its feet, and i believe the discussion leading up to 2012 is going to be a referendum on the things we discussed here. what are you going to do about taxes? what are you going to do about obamacare? what are you going to do about dog-franc? when the people speak in 2012, it is going to be an attention- getter. i can feel it already. that is going to speak to congress and to the bureaucracy, and it is going to say we want to get things done. we want to follow a particular course of action that is going to ensu

understand, we're already on a very high security footing because in the bin laden may back in may navy seals found information that bin laden himself wanted to attack on the tenth anniversary. so there's been this nervousness in major cities like new york and washington and they've ramped up security forces. but i have to say, until today officials were telling us there was nothing specific, nothing credible. something changed in the past few hours to really raise concerns. >> pelley: bob, thank you very much. now more about that power outage in the west. tonight it is affecting millions of people in parts of southern california, including san diego, and it extends all the way to arizona and down south to mexico. bill whitaker has the latest on that. >> reporter: scott, the power went out around 3:40 pacific time this afternoon and, as you said, it is widespread. across all of san diego county, southern orange county, into northern mexico, baja peninsula, affecting the city of tijuana and east into arizona and it's affecting millions and millions of people. as you might expect, it's ca

the israeli navy and the turkish navy will enter a direct confrontation but there might be mistakes like the flotilla itself the report states clearly that both israel and turkey didn't want vence to happen the way they did but they did happen because there were mistakes and there were misunderstanding. and if turkey says it will operate more decisively in the eastern mediterranean there might be an accident between israel and navies and this might be even worse than the frontal lobe and ok i just briefly now turkey says its plan in cooperation with the palestinian campaign to seek state but what would such an international recognition mean for israel and the wider region. this is very hard to know what will be the repercussions of this but i don't think actually this is not such a major result of the deterioration in israel in turkish relations because it was anyhow clear that he would support the palestinian statehood and that it would put all its effort to make other states persuaded to also support this and i think this is only how most states support this with whatever israel d

in 1944, navy corpsman melvin dwork was expelled from the navy for being gay-- though mr. dwork may have also violated the navy's policy against being a mad magazine character. (laughter) but last week, folks the pentagon changed mr. dwork's discharged status from "undesirable" to "honorable" making him eligible for long-denied military benefits and, in the process, making all of world war ii homosexual. turning the greatest generation to the gayest penetration. (laughter) i'm sorry! i am sorry, tom brokaw! that is not me saying that, that is the pentagon! and don't get me started on world war i with everybody huddling down in each other's trenches. and the franco-prussian war with those mustaches and headdresss. message received, otto. (laughter) at this point, folks, the only war i can think of with zero gay overtones is the one in 300. (laughter) just a bunch of shirtless oiled greek dudes fighting for the right to be all straight with each other. (laughter) so, pentagon, i am calling on you to revisit this decision. you do not want to go down in herself history as the

i think that -- look, like you said, i had three shifts of three navy s.e.a.l.s per shift, ex-navy s.e.a.l.s, they were all on my side and wanting to make sure that nothing happened to me. literally, some days have to form a semicircle around me going down the street because people were trying to punch me or tackle me or whatever. then i just started getting fit with the navy s.e.a.l.s. i started getting in better shape. started lifting a little bit. but these navy s.e.a.l.s, these are not -- as i hope you know, they're not bouncers. they're not like bodyguards. >> they're highly trained. >> they showed me how to take out somebody with a piece of dental floss. >> you could take me out with dental floss? >> this show would suddenly belong to nancy grace. >> larry would be back on. this is disturbing, though. the opening entry you have is from glenn beck's show on fox, in which he details how he would like to kill michael moore. >> he said this live over the air. >> he did. kill michael moore. i'd like to choke him to death. that to me -- >> or hire a gun. >> that's scandalous. >> not only sca

>> i had been in and out of washington in jobs in the navy since the mid '90s. i had always spent a lot of time on capitol hill because those individuals are my bankers. so if we want to get equipment for the troops or ships, airplanes, et cetera, i pay a lot of attention to them. but what i didn't really understand come ing into this job was that the political... that the political level i was at, every time you walk into the white house, that dominates all the issues. for a military guy, that's not a familiar environment. to adjust to that, i work hard to give my best military advice and to stay, which is critical for our military and in our country, to stay apolitical giving that advice. when the president makes decisions, we carry it out. that was a bit of a shock certainly in the first year that i was in this job. >> jim: i.... >> jon: i was surprised in meeting the people that i've met in the military how apolitical they truly are. how it really is so much more mission based and fraternal. it's about their brothers and sisters and executing the task that t

. >> a dozen navy ships will soon be steaming into the bay. why one ship in particular is sure to get a loot lot of attention. >> marriage is for white people. >> a book with a sensational title. tonight the professor who wrote it explains. the advice he has for black women. >> e-mails suggest the obama administration rushed through a half billion dollar loan. >> and then then the company went belly up taking all the money with it. we are at the former headquarters. >> reporter: lots of finger pointing going going on as republicans are accusing the white house of pressuring budget officials to give hundreds of millions of dollars all so that the president could have bragging rights about creating jobs. >> wonder where a lot of the money went. >> reporter: peter a former engineer is asking the half billion dollar question, today a committee is asking where the money went and why the company got the 535 million-dollar loan in the first place. republicans say the white house rushed the deal and showed e- mails and read a report by the management.

if you want something to offset that, all the altoids, spend time around army/navy. they played the game in the fall of 2001. a few months later go off in combat. remarkable talking to them ten years later. >> did they realize immediately how their lives and careers would be affected by these attacks? >> reporter: absolutely immediately. they realized what they signed up for on 9/11. even reports there would be additional attacks at the service academies. they knew what the deal was and after getting out of the academies many were marines. they fought in iraq and afghanistan, and some of them were honestly killed in combat. others won silver stars and purple hearts. you think about the way that 9/11 affected all of us, but for these guys who were, some of them freshmen and sophomores in college, you think about the profound impact that had and what they did subsequent. an honor to report that story. >> the army/navy game, john, was played before a packed stadium in philadelphia, including president bush. what did they say about the president being there? he spoke to

[navy band plays] [military orders] >> the united states navy band. elements of the armed forces include the presidential marching platoon, led by captain matthew hernandez. the united states marine honor guard. sergeant robert martinez. the colors have been one of the most important elements. armed forces color guard. an element from the navy honor guard led by lt. andrew jefferson. united states air force honor guard. technical sergeant kelly mckinley. first-class petty officer michael soufra. the old guard fife and drum corps. resistance or the reverse colors of their infantry unit. they maintain this tradition by wearing traditional red coats. major william white. 56 flags of the united states. army maj james stolk. air force major john pilon. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the advancing of the colors and the playing of the national anthem. [military orders] >> forward. [navy band plays] ["star-spangled banner" plays] >> please be seated. >> flag, order. flag. flag. ready. >> ready. >> ceremonial. >> defense distinguished ser

but these navy s.e.a.l.s, these are not -- as i hope you know, they're not bouncers. they're not like body guards. >> they're lily trained. >> she showed me how to take out somebody with a piece of dental floss. >> you could take me out with dental floss? >> this show would suddenly belong to nancy grace. >> larry would be back on. this is disturbing, though. the opening entry you have is from glenn beck's show on fox, in which he details how he would like to kill michael moore. >> he said this live over the air. >> he did. kill michael moore. i'd like to choke him to death. that to me -- >> or hire a gun. >> that's scandalous. >> not only scandalous, where's the fcc when it comes to that? >> where are they? >> janet jackson bares a breast and cbs is fined god knows how much money but he can say that over the air and encourage the unhinged to harm me like that and nothing happens. nobody said anything about it at the time. >> i read that and i was outraged. how can a guy who hosts a show call for literally want to kill somebody like you for expressing a political opin

stand for the playing of taps and remain standing for the benediction offered by the united states navy chief of chaplains. [taps] [taps] [taps] >> let us pray. almighty god, as we go out from this place, we do so with hartson moved by the memories of those who we have lost. here and elsewhere, on that tragic day. as well as those we have lost throughout these past 10 years. but we also go out from this place with our spirit strengthened, by memories of incredible bravery and of incredible grace. by memories of euros to risked their own lives to save another. by memories of service members and civilians, of firemen and law enforcement personnel, of rescuers and volunteers, all working courageously to save those trapped within the wreckage, and to support those who emerged. and we go out from here with our resolve is needed by the valor and the commitment of those who have stood fast against the evil inflicted upon us. as we go from here today, we continue to pray for the families and friends of those who we have lost. and we ask you to continue to walk with them. as we honor the sacrifi

well as assisting treasure island development authority in property transfer negotiations with the navy. amec geomatrix also provides engineering services for treasure island. this resolution authorizing the amendment to the amec geomatrix

he was always reluctant to use the navy in any way. and, of course; this was all anathema to franklin roosevelt who spent his entire eight years as assistant secretary very, in that wonderful way of his, very charmingly but effectively undermining his boss on a day-to-day basis. the extent to which franklin roosevelt was insubordinate in the wilson navy department toward his boss, i mean, when daniels would leave town, franklin would have fun and do all sorts of things which daniels would have to undo when he returned. and yet the amazing thing is that daniels retained his affection for fdr. he loved franklin roosevelt. he actually survived franklin roosevelt. i think he, i think he thought of franklin roosevelt as his kind of like a naughty nephew that he indulged. but it's a kind of interesting thing. and, of course, in the 1920 roosevelt was the vice presidential nominee. on the democratic ticket, he was a strong supporter of wilson's, of course, by then wilson had become an internationalist as we now think of him, promoting democra

threatening to move navy ships near the u.s. east coast. the announcement coming from an iranian naval commander. a state-run news agency says the move is in response to the presence of u.s. warships in the gulf. the u.s. had no immediate response. >>> chris christie's new jersey governor gave a speech at the reagan national library last night, many hoping he might make a big announcement. >> are you reconsidering, or are you standing firm? [ applause ] >> listen, i have to tell you the truth. you folks are an incredible disappointment as an audience. the fact that that took -- the second question -- shows you people are off your game. that is not american exceptionalism. >> deflected. governor christie told audience members he's incredibly flattered and touched by all the support. >>> jurors this morning will hear from michael jackson's assistant about the chaos moments after dr. conrad murray realized jackson had stopped breathing. jurors heard an audio recording of a barely coherent jackson weeks before his death and saw a pi

meanwhile, shin claims the south korean navy's vessels that are supposed to detect and destroy these north korean submarines are old and outdated. he said the reports from 2010 and 2011 show certain south korean patrol ships and frigates recorded detection rates of less than 30 percent... but a navy official says this is not an accurate representation since detection levels change all the time because of the varying conditions of the sea. kim han-ul, arirang news. south korea's new unification minister says... he will work for active dialogue with north korea,... but stand by the current policy of balancing a hardline stance and flexibility. choi you-sun has the details. south korea's new minister in charge of inter-korean affairs says seoul plans to expand dialogue with pyeongyang in order to peacefully diffuse tensions on the korean peninsula that heightened in the aftermath of north korea's military and nuclear provocations last year. during his inagural ceremony on monday, newly appointed unification minister yu woo-ik stated that the korean constitution aims for a peaceful unifi

the israeli navy in the turkish navy will enter a direct confrontation but there might be mistakes like the flotilla itself and this might be even worse than going to logan i don't think actually this crisis between israel and turkey has a direct effect on what will happen in the. of course the question is what will happen the day after the un recognizes the palestinian state will that cause more violence no difference and then it will cause palestinian frustration. well we've got more from israel online aware the panthers are again on the prowl forty years on. don't believe we know progressed to the country has become an enemy of its people everywhere citizens are harassed anger over social injustice is getting louder about israelis and a veteran black panther campaigners are right behind them or got more on the movement at r.t. dot com along with all the news and analysis. i'll be back with a recap of our stories shortly but first the business is next with yulia. hello telling for your business of data very well welcome and more on the opening of the north stream gas pipeline russia's