this article goes into detail on what may happen to appear 9. -- pier 9. and then i see further changes in the staff language, talking about public access to that apron. while we are very grateful for the work that has been done for our changing the rent here, but for any further amendments, we will need to have discussion on that. i want to let you know that we are not pleased about what we are reading, that we may have to move or give up most of our apron. thank you. >> thank you. corrine woods. ok. veronica sanchez. >> good afternoon. veronica sanchez. we just -- i wanted to thank you on behalf of the captain for the rate accommodation for the bar pilots. the bar pilots are members of our union. certainly, we are very supportive of their work. we also support the request that they have before you now to try to bring some clarity -- what the expectations are going to be for their lease hold and property for the america's cup, with the hope there can be some resolution that it will be in their favor and will not be disrupted. there seems to be a differenc

we have outlined what it has been for pier 38. it is mainly about maritime use. in the past, it was always the maritime facility. the land use plan looks at this as a maritime facility with other ancillary uses. that is something that we examined and will have to reconcile. secondly, any plan for real occupancy, whether master tenant or master developer, would have to be trusted-verified. we would have to make certain that plans for re-occupancy would comply with that. we would also have to build land use plans for following procedures for competitive solicitation if we are going to have a master tenant or master developer. these are best practices that are laid out, both in terms of competing defined master tenants and developers, but also other policies and procedures at the port and city have put into place, involving competitive building, bidding for retail opportunities on the port -- even if it is just a restaurant. there is the recently passed maritime preservation policy. to designate as a maritime facility, we have to keep maritime uses. those are some o

pier 38 is a maritime facility. the old hen house is a two-story structure and it has an upstairs and downstairs usage. it was permitted as a restaurant. when we took back the property in august, we found most of those facilities are occupied by office users. that is what triggered our code compliance review. they are going to look at the first story of that building. these are separate modules of what else they will be looking at. they will be looking at the boca building and make recommendations for repair. they will also make recommendations for repairs on the shed structure. this really has to do with fire safety, overall safety of that structure. additionally, looking and any improvements that need to be made to the arena, making sure they are octuplusable by tenant. and because there are public access requirements at this facility, that they would continue, based on those different spots that are preoccupied, what they identify as the requirements needed in each case and the cost needed to achieve that. that i

one of millions. >> piers: many see you that way. >> stop. >> piers: scott mooney from south carolina has a question for you. mr. mooney? >> caller: yes. >> piers: you have got michael moore in your sights. fire away. >> caller: mr. moore, i would like to know when is the last time that you have been to south carolina? you speak of all americans and i don't know if you leave hollywood enough to come to south carolina to know how any of us in the south feel or if you just stay out in california and enjoy your money and making documentaries about the -- probably the best president we have had, mr. bush. you know, you know how all americans feel or just how you feel in california? >> piers: mr. mooney, okay. very quickly. >> i live in michigan, thank you, though. scaife a nice state, i guess. i've never been to south carolina it is one of the four states i have never been stop. that an ini will have the nation >> piers: snubbing south carolina. >> i have never been to south carolina, wyoming or the dakotas. >> piers: how much do you blame george bush? >> a lot. >> piers: why? quickly. >>

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. >> piers: pink flamingo? >> more makeup than the bride. >> a lot of pink. >> hard for us to get away from pink. you look at our album cover, still half-pink. >> piers: how many of you still wear makeup? you have a little bit on. you have for this show. do you normally? >> a tattoo. >> piers: do you still get the old gear on? >> if i feel like it you never know. >> rubber suit a bit of makeup. pooerk simon, do you? >> if i feel i need it yes. >> piers: form a very quick dream group to round off this interview, all-time dream group acres soup you are in it. who would you bring in as additional -- >> james jameson and benny benjamin, bass and drums. >> piers:

and he has got do t >> piers: who do you mean by the rat bastards? >> well, i think he has got to indict these guys from wall street. somebody's got pay for that mess. and i don't think it's the american public. >> piers: 'cause you believe that basically that was the catalyst for all the problems going on now you? >> i think it was the catalyst for many. it certainly was the catalyst for our loss of faith. >> piers: extraordinary, not one of them has ever been put in jail. not one. the biggest financial crisis in history. it came out of pure greed. and wanton irresponsibility and nobody has ever carried the can. >> it is like steinbeck said in "grapes of wrath," heat bank? when everybody was losing everything, who is behind all of this? who's really running the country? who's really pulling the strings? and i think we have all lost faith and we don't know what to do and there are no jobs and we are looking at a lineup in my opinion, of republicans, like -- >> piers: do you feel alarmed by what you see? >> i do. i do feel alarmed. >> piers: see the t

. >> piers: pink flamingo? >> more makeup than the bride. >> a lot of pink. >> hard for us to get away from pink. you look at our album cover, still half-pink. >> piers: how many of you still wear makeup? you have a little bit on. you have for this show. do you normally? >> a tattoo. >> piers: do you still get the old gear on? >> if i feel like it you never know. >> rubber suit a bit of makeup. pooerk simon, do you? >> if i feel i need it yes. >> piers: form a very quick dream group to round off this interview, all-time dream group acres soup you are in it. who would you bring in as additional -- >> james jameson and benny benjamin, bass and drums. >> piers: yeah? yep? who is the best other singer you have ever seen live? >> i love -- >> prince. >> piers: prince is pretty amazing. >> i would love patty smyth on backing vocals but she would upstage me. >>iers: a pretty good group.

piers morgan tonight starts right now. >>> tonight, the final moments of a desperate dictator. what really happened? the amazing inside story of how they finally got moammar gadhafi hiding in a sewer pipe. killed in a ferocious and bloody fight. up to 42 brutal years in power. in the end, the bloody dictator was stripped of his golden gun by one of the men that he had labeled brats. we'll talk exclusively to the man that could take over and what it means for libya, the u.s., and the world. >> and it's also going to send a powerful message around not only the arab world but frankly to dictators everywhere about the dangers of hanging on for too long. >> this is a special edition of "piers morgan tonight." you're looking at dramatic video at the end of moammar gadhafi's life. the graphic content is graphic. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> as you can see, it's been an extraordinary and dramatic day in libya. here's what we know. the day begins with a bloody battle. rebels finally hit the dictator's hometown of sirte. moammar gadhafi makes a run for it in a convoy and is reported

. >> piers: pink flamingo? >> more makeup than the bride. >> a lot of pink. >> hard for us to get away from pink. you look at our album cover, still half-pink. >> piers: how many of you still wear makeup? you have a little bit on. you have for this show. do you normally? >> a tattoo. >> piers: do you still get the old gear on? >> if i feel like it you never know. >> rubber suit a bit of makeup. pooerk simon, do you? >> if i feel i need it yes. >> piers: form a very quick dream group to round off this interview, all-time dream group acres soup you are in it. who would you bring in as additional -- >> james jameson and benny benjamin, bass and drums. >> piers: yeah? yep? who is the best other singer you have ever seen live? >> i love -- >> prince. >> piers: prince is pretty amazing. >> i would love

>> yeah. >> piers: kick ass.

. >> piers: too much paella. >> too much of everything. >> piers: did you have a moment where you woke up and said, enough? >> i sought first screening and said i can't believe how big i am. i am on the path. my trick has been the same things, try to eat more responsibly, cut the portions in half. >> piers: i don't think you would lose much more, mario? >> i would love to lose another 30. >> piers: i'm ter when i see a skinny chef. >> i still wouldn't be skinny. don't worry. >> piers: a size zero chef is like a size zero opera singer, it is not right. coming for the seeing a guy you know likes his food telling but food. >> i will always love it no matter how skinny i get. i don't think skinny will be an adjective as with mario bat

. >> piers: pink flamingo? >> more makeup than the bride. >> a lot of pink. >> hard for us to get away from pink. you look at our album cover, still half-pink. >> piers: how many of you still wear makeup? you have a little bit on. you have for this show. do you normally? >> a tattoo. >> piers: do you still get the old gear on? >> if i feel like it you never know. >> rubber suit a bit of makeup. pooerk simon, do you? >> if i feel i need it yes. >> piers: form a very quick dream group to round off this interview, all-time dream group acres soup you are in it. who would you bring in as additional -- >> james jameson and benny benjamin, bass and drums. >> piers: yeah? yep? who is the best other singer you have ever seen live?

>> no, i don't, piers. i think it's simply a case, although justice may have been done, we don't know what the real story is and the kerchers don't know what the real story is. they don't know what happened to their daughter. and that's the problem. >> yeah, i mean, this has been my slight disquiet i think about the manner of all these celebrations for amanda knox coming home is that everyone seems to be forgetting that she has been convicted and sentenced of defaming somebody who she accused of this crime, and if you remember what she initially said, she said she was there in the building when the crime happened, then changed her story. do you think she emerges with a clean character or with a stain on her character? >> i think she emerges with many questions, frankly. i don't think anybody knows exactly what happened that night in perugia. and that is a problem. i think the worse thing she could possibly do now is to capitalize on it and make a lot of money. if she does that, then the british press will b

. >> piers: pink flamingo? >> more makeup than the bride. >> a lot of pink. >> hard for us to get away from pink. you look at our album cover, still half-pink. >> piers: how many of you still wear makeup? you have a little bit on. you have for this show. do you normally? >> a tattoo. >> piers: do you still get the old gear on? >> if i feel like it you never know. >> rubber suit a bit of makeup. pooerk simon, do you? >> if i feel i need it yes. >> piers: form a very quick dream group to round off this interview, all-time dream group acres soup you are in it. who would you bring in as additional -- >> james jameson and benny benjamin, bass and drums. >> piers: yeah? yep? who is the best other singer you have ever seen live? >> i love -- >> prince. >> piers: prince is pretty amazing. >> i would love patty smyth on backing vocals but she would upstage me.

. >> piers: too much paella. >> too much of everything. >> piers: did you have a moment where you woke up and said, enough? >> i sought first screening and said i can't believe how big i am. i am on the path. my trick has been the same things, try to eat more responsibly, cut the portions in half. >> piers: i don't think you would lose much more, mario? >> i would love to lose another 30. >> piers: i'm ter when i see a skinny chef. >> i still wouldn't be skinny. don't worry. >> piers: a size zero chef is like a size zero opera singer, it is not right. coming for the seeing a guy you know likes his food telling but

piers? >>> brooke shields was a childhood friend of michael jackson, and gave a poignant and emotional tribute to him at his funeral. i'm going to move on to why you're here a little later. but i can't not talk to you about this trial, which is engulfing's everyone's thought process at the moment. shocking stuff coming out of this. very few people knew michael as well as you did. what would he make of all this? >> i haven't seen any of the trial. i refuse to watch it. for simple reasons, that i don't want to feel like getting engaged in conversations about it. all i knew was when he and i were friends as young people. and knowing the man that he was, the person, the genius that he was, the kid that he was. and he just -- he just always wanted to be the absolute best, best, best, most superior performer that ever lived. >> and to my mind, he was the best i ever saw. >> i don't think anybody came close, and i think so much was imitation. i think he was a one of for sure. >> i want to play a pa

. >> piers: too much paella. >> too much of everything. >> piers: did you have a moment where you woke up and said, enough? >> i sought first screening and said i can't believe how big i am. i am on the path. my trick has been the same things, try to eat more responsibly, cut the portions in half. >> piers: i don't think you would lose much more, mario? >> i would love to lose another 30. >> piers: i'm ter when i see a skinny chef. >> i still wouldn't be skinny. don't worry. >> piers: a size zero chef is like a size zero opera singer, it is not right. coming for the seeing a guy you know likes his food telling but food.

we are also ready to begin the substructure repair work at pier 3. we believe that facilities would allow us to move growth away, so that the contractor can get to the substructure areas and allow us to continue to operate pier 9. >> thank you very much. >> thank you for your time. >> i am the regional director. i just wanted to echo some of the things that we heard earlier. particularly when we talk about existing tenants moving into the america's cup. we have worked very hard with the port and the mayor's office, which is near and dear to us. we are having trouble with the fact that we have some space that can potentially be used however we need. we are talking about potentially existing in that space at the potential expense of other existing tenants. we would hope, at the end of the day, that it would be put off. on behalf of the san francisco labor counsel, who recently paid a significant fine for not complying with the health care ordinance, we have a member whose case is still pending before the human rights commission. >> thank you. veronica

i started a petition to save pier 38. when i started to mention that it was going to be close, it raised a lot of concern with people. they have been looking at pier 36 for a decade and they are murren that we are going to end up with another location like that. these are some of the questioner that the petitioners raised. there is a space where the company used to occupy. that space, according to my knowledge, has been done with all of the permits, inspected by the port. the latest rumor i have heard is there are toxic gases trapped in the walls. can you answer what kind of gases you suspect? we had pg&e expect a place for gas leaks and other toxic gases. they could not find anything. another question is why did the port close the rolling door on the south side of the public access area? why did the port direct offenses on the north side to limit public access as well? another question i have is why the port has done absolutely nothing about safety problems in a timely matter. most of it is easy to fix. the original repo

don't worry. >> piers:

. >> piers: pink flamingo? >> more makeup than the bride. >> a lot of pink. >> hard for us to get away from pink. you look at our album cover, still half-pink. >> piers: how many of you still wear makeup? you have a little bit on. you have for this show. do you normally? >> a tattoo. >> piers: do you still get the old gear on? >> if i feel like it you never know. >> rubber suit a bit of makeup. pooerk simon, do you? >> if i feel i need it yes. >> piers: form a very quick dream group to round off this interview, all-time dream group acres soup you are in it. who would you bring in as additional -- >> james jameson and benny benjamin, bass and drums. >> piers: yeah? yep? who is the best other singer you have ever seen live? >> i love -- >> prince. >> piers: prince is pretty amazing. >> i would love patty smyth on backing vocals but she would upstage .

piers? >>> brooke shields was a childhood friend of michael jackson, and gave a poignant and emotional tribute to him at his funeral. i'm going to move on to why you're here a little later. but i can't not talk to you about this trial, which is engulfing's everyone's thought process at the moment. shocking stuff coming out of this. very few people knew michael as well as you did. what would he make of all this? >> i haven't seen any of the trial. i refuse to watch it. for simple reasons, that i don't want to feel like getting engaged in conversations about it. all i ew was when he and i were friends as young people. and knowing the man that he was, the person, the genius that he was, the kid that he was. and he just -- he just always wanted to be the absolute best, best, best, most superior performer that ever lived. >> and to my mind, he was the best i ever saw. >> i don't think anybody came close, and i think so much was imitation. i think he was a one of for sure. >> i want to play a part

>> that's true, piers. i remember a night, i believe it was in 1989, where michael and i went to the first ever cirque du soleil tent show which was at the san to monica pier. what i remember about that night, we were in a van. i was driving. and why we were in a van, i cannot remember. michael had a nice car, i had a nice car. here was michael, the biggest star in the world, and we went with no security, and i was so nervous driving michael i got lost on the 405 freeway. we got lost going to the cirque show. michael was clearly captivated. he said to me, branca, we have to go backstable after the show. of course, michael. we go backstage and he wanted to meet the cast. i will never forget. i can't tell who was more excited, michael to meet the cast or the cast to meet michael. it was one of those magical nights. and subsequently, michael visited montreal on more than one occasion to meet with the cirque owner gilles la liberte. michael was a huge fan of cirque. so we knew we had to create a live show. berr

also, the use of pier 48, on a non-exclusive license basis. 377 is under normal lease terms. expansion into pier 48 and the roof local license -- revokeable license agreement, getting to monthly base rent, we have broken into two seasons. the high season recognizes 89% of the demand and revenue associated with it, occurring during the baseball season. april through september, three of $55,000 per month. october through month if it through march is $45,000 per month, subject to a increase. reflecting standard parking agreements, 46% of the gross revenue after deducting the tax share. this lease allows for $627,000 by and substantiated, annual costs associated with ball park parking. post-game cleaning and labor associated with the site. extraordinary costs are based on 2011 total costs for these types of offenses. the existing lease, today, authorized the special events and commercial uses. it would expand to shed an and , allowing for support coordination at that site with maximum revenue generation. we will use marketing expertise to pay rent consistent with the commission o