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a couple of years ago was my first attention. they showed up at my store and some of our i was really surprised and the way they treated us for the requirement and other people, plants in the store, i believe the license can be bought able to have but it's very expensive the first time i was required to pay. it was about $900 and then it went to $1,300 with all of the fees and all of these added up to 1900 dollars. i paid for one of my locations. the second one is still pending. i don't know what's coming to happen but i feel it's a very expensive license. my consignors our regular consignors. we have more than 500 right now and most of them are regular that come every six months and drop off merchandise. we have all of the information on them. i feel like this type of license is not for second-hand clothing stores. i also don't agree with the treatment we got about getting a license. thank you. supervisor wiener: thank you very much. is there any other public comment? supervisor farrell: seeing none, public comment is closed. su

they had been cautioned as recently as a year ago. again, according to a newspaper report in the oak creek patch about safety issues. today this morning several hours ago a gunman entered the temple, opened fire. three people at a local hospital in critical condition. the gunman has been put down but there could be an accomplice there and so the s.w.a.t. team inside trying to determine that and trying to locate people who took refuge and secreted themselves inside closets and bathrooms and other rooms within the temple, some of them able to call out and cell phones and talk to relatives and authority there's. it is a very cautious and methodical process in which police aided by the fbi are going through this temple trying to locate and identify every single individual and they have to do so slowly and cautiously so as to minimize any additional injuries. we have no reports is or confirmations of any deaths but at least three people are in critical condition at a local hospital. harris, do you have any further details that you can add

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he broke his own previous best set two years ago. he one day to do the light of the crowd in the stadium. -- he won to the delights of the crowd in the stadium. all seven of the 8 finalists keep their -- be to their own personal best. that years ago, he won his country's first ever olympic middle. he beat the home favorite in the -- bronze medal. that is all the sport for now. >> we will get more later on in the program. you are watching bbc news. the host of the next olympics are preparing for this year's closing ceremonies in london. we will have a preview. >> back to the olympics now. the moment usain bolt seal to be medal in the olympics, he was held -- hailed in jamaica. if bolt couldo see f make it two in a row. >> one, two, three. >> this is a fantastic moment for jamaica. we want to move to make a fool with. all we have to say is to make a, 1, two, three. -- jamaica, 1 2, 3 in jamaica, the party has just begun. >> the delaware -- the volume have been cranked up. focus is on jamaica's upcoming stars. >> we have high school cha

. >>> i grew up in dallas tx and i moved here from new york and was ordained about a year ago >>> and i am wondering from both of the places that should come from and certainly if been to school in the meantime what attracted you to come to the san francisco bay area and serve our unique jewish community? >>> the bay area is so wonderful place to live and the jewish community here is a great jewish community and i was attracted to come because of the diversity in the openness that one finds in san francisco and just having been here only in the past as a tourist loving the time i spent to the bay area, it's good to come here >>> i went to stanford as an undergraduate and decided become a rabbi based in the bay area jewish committee and how vibrant and merely engaging it was for young adults say think i left to move to israel i was wanted to come back and this is just an amazing opportunity to reconnect with friends and mentors and have a lot of family that lives in east bay soot was also dropped. >>> a lot of conversation in the community about how revision is irrelevant relevant to a

seven years ago their house was swallowed up by katrina. >> i cried a lot. it was just -- the loss was so tremendous. it wasn't just the physical loss. it was the emotional loss of your community. >> reporter: there were some who thought the lake view neighborhood would just die away but connie wouldn't hear of it. single handedly you were calling people, telling them come on back. >> yes. >> reporter: sitting with them at your dining room table encouraging them to rebuild. >> as i saw people driving in to address their house for the first time i would go there and hug them and say look. whatever you need i'm in my home. we're a base. >> reporter: as she was telling us how she eventually created st. paul's home coming center to help people rebuild. >> oh, there go the lights. >> reporter: in the dark of tuesday night connie and her husband gathered with neighbors, something she says wouldn't have happened before katrina. by thursday they'd been without power for 36 hours. hi. how you doing? >> hi. >> reporter: you made it. they lost some roof shingles. >> ye

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tell us how this program began 20 years ago. >> the program began 20 years ago. our founder was an environmentalist and an activist and an artist in the 1970's. she started these street sweeping campaigns in the city. she started with kids. they had an exhibition at city hall. city officials heard about her efforts and they invited her to this facility. we thought it would coincide with our efforts to get folks to recycle, it is a great educational tool. since then, we have had 95 professional artists come through. >> how has the program changed over the years? how has the program -- what can the public has an artist engage with? >> for the most part, we worked with metal and wood, what you would expect from a program like ours. over the years, we tried to include artists and all types of mediums. conceptual artists, at installation, photographers, videographers. >> that has really expanded the program out. it is becoming so dynamic right now with your vision of interesting artists in gauging here. why would an artist when to come here? >> mainly, access to the m

chevron what it did in the refinery fire from three weeks ago. officials of a briefing at city hall at 10:00 they have officially closed the claim centers that opened after the fire and about 18,000 claims were filed and chevron will continue to maintain and 800 number. the little leaders that captured the attention of the bay area are coming home as winners they beat the team and the world series consolation game in pennsylvania and the smart boys will be picked up in a limousine at the san francisco airport and what a police escort back to petaluma. >>> good morning. following breaking news in san francisco there's still heavy police presence in the area of the shooting a 29 than church history to block that in the area and it's not hurt impacting the mini lines they are able to get through it again some streets may be blocked traffic live tourists a san mateo bridge will were converted a stall westbound 92 near the high-rise they're working to clear if not causing the huge delays headed out of hayward headed toward foster city in the bay bridg

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the way you bring that up, remind people where we were four years ago. i have a lot of respect for ed, and he knows the phrase, are you better off than you were four years ago. the answer is, yes, because four years ago, september of 2008, we were losing 800,000 jobs a month, the economy was in free fall. the economy was tanking. obama, you may not be how quickly it has happened but he has stabilized the economy. the economy is slowly, very slowly, but it is getting better. that contrasts with what obama has to reiterate: are we better off today than in september of 2008 when we were in complete free fall. he came in, he stabilized do we want to go back to the days where the economy was led to this precipice? no, that is the answer. trace julie is saying that, well, they are saying it could have been worse. mitt romney was saying last night that president obama said, you know, that the oceans -- they were going to slow the rise of the oceans and heal the planet. but he did not promise that. but in the speech it sounds like he did and now they are saying,

it was 50 years ago when they put the first sewage plant over there. we did not know we had a voice at the time. we just took your word that you would do the right thing. i am talking about the city would do the right thing. the city has not done the right thing at all for anything that it had promised those of us. let's start doing something for the people. not wait another year or two to do it. do it now. i want to make sure i do not smell nothing on my 80th birthday, which is going to be february 9. i do not want to smell that stuff. thank you. president moran: thank you. i understand you have several people with you here today. >> i have several people here today. sfpuc projects. the time has, to give opportunities for young peoples. they can do any type of work. ++it is very diffic. poison ivy, working in very hot conditions. what i am here to state to you -- some of you represent the unions, some of you have worked with the unions. when it comes to t all of you heads of departments can do nothing to stop the violence. this is serious. i have thre

two months ago. the last time i went to the gas station must have been about three months ago. i go to the gas station such a small amount that i forget how to put gas in my car. ♪ you won't just find us online, you'll also find us in person, with dedicated support teams at over 500 branches nationwide. so when you call or visit, you can ask for a name you know. because personal service starts with a real person. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. our support teams are nearby, ready to help. it's no wonder so many investors are saying... [ all ] i'm with scottrade. >>> about 30 minutes ago, the latest on hurricane isaac. >> the category 1 hurricane expect ed expected to hit new orleans hours after it hit the gulf coast seven years ago. >> there are big changes in the last couple of hours. first, now, we have a hurricane on our hands, as we have expected. secondly, the forward motion has increased. you can actually kind of see that right here, looking to the southeast of new orleans at what appears to be a developing eye. that is what is producing

this came in about 15 minutes ago. in this picture, you can see the burntup unit or refinery where this fire started a week ago. it appears there are some fire crews there using giant hoses dousing. we don't know why they are doing this. we haven't seen any smoke or fire here this morning the we don't know if this is common procedure following monday's fire because chevron representatives say they have no updates for thus morning. but a team of engineers with the us chemical safety board are at the site and their goal is to take a look at unit 4 number where the fire started last week. they want to examine an eight- inch mine to see whether it was corroded. monday afternoon, the pipe began to leak, releasing a flammable vapor cloud and that's what sparked the fire. people narrowly avoided serious injury or death. i spoke to the managing director this morning by phone and he says chevron did a safety check of unit 4 back in november. during that check, they discovered a 12-inch pipe was corroded. that pipe was replaced

eight years ago to study the local phenomenon of threads he ended up staying in because it. turns out that i really like it here and then my nowhere and. next thing i know i'm mary and i got resealed and. i fell in love with my wife and my brain. started the domino effect the number sean is very attached to his car and uses it constantly he got used to long drives as a postman his previous life in the united states are you happy to see where. the years since sean quirk came to t.v. have been event. he got married and father three children he was also was at the title of teves people's artist and started building a house for himself and his family. she was capitol hill is situated in the very heart of asia. elizabeth gordon often visits its main square three years ago she came here from australia to collect material for a thesis on winning stroup singing in t.v. with standing here in the square arts in the very center of cars though one of my favorite places to come and meet with friends. go to see theatre productions and concert. at the at the main theatre here come here eve

about eight years ago. every week, she came to the temple to pray and prepare food for the shared meal. randi kaye joins me now live. i understand two young men we just saw, they actually want to get into law enforcement. >> right, her boys. this has really cemented that for them. one of them is studying criminal justice. their mother was everything to them, anderson. she was selfless. if their wasn't enough money for food, they ate first and she waited. she's been saving up every penny to take them to india and they finally all went as a family. they got to see the golden temple together. thank goodness they had that. i did mention this other victim in my story, perkash singh. we said we didn't have a picture of him. we just got that in. this is the man who just of mooed here to town eight weeks ago to town with his family, just 39 years old. who lost all his brothers by the time they turned 40. and had this strange premonition something was going to happen to him. and he was killed, gunned down. >> so man

that program started many, many, many years ago. that program was funded many years ago. >>neil: but that has been relegated to fixing toyotas going off cliffs, for nasa, looking at technology. that's...that's a bad kind of a come down as to what has happened to our space program. >>guest: well, i tell what you is happening, how much credit can we take for "curiosity," and take $5 billion from the creator of curiosity and made it happen. took $5 billion away from them over the next five years. how much commitment is that to the future? that is what i'm arguing against. we can give billions away to rescue a car company and we probably will never get half of it back but we cannot find a little money here and there two re-create the technology that needs to challenge the future. >> i don't want to leave new a sticky position. you have seen every president, since kennedy, or right after kennedy, and you had a chance to meet with president obama, if he were to come here, what would you tell him? >>guest: if he gave me the time, and we could sit down and talk like you and i are

it began three years ago. the marketing manager of the ski resort is proud of what they have achieved. >> this 90% of artificial snow on the slopes, so we can guarantee five months of skiing here. >> this pond supplies the water for the snow guns. he used to be the director of the national park. he criticized the building of skiing facilities and promptly lost his job. >> i think the current government is somehow reflecting the political, social, and economical context in slovakia today. unfortunately, we are still living in a period where government is not able or willing to make decisions to value the land we are living on. >> conservation is not a high priority in slovakia, even 22 years after the end of communism. government policy is to encourage tourism to boost the economy. the skiing resort is where local politicians authorize the development of the slopes and infrastructure five years ago. they had great plans, but the cable car up the mountain is now broken, and tourist numbers are way below expectat

the national hurricane center released an updated forecast moments ago. let's get the latest from sue in the weather center. >> it's amazing brian, it is still maintaining that intensity. it has winds of 80 miles an hour. it is offshore just a little bit, expected to make a land fall in a few hours near grand isle, louisiana. it skimmed across the delta and back in the water. as you can see on radar, an awful lot of water and the storm surge has been dangerous. shell beach has a storm surge of 10.3. so that 6 to 12 prediction has come out on the high end and it will stay high for the next 12 to 24 hours. let's get to that new track that was issued moments ago. still a category one storm. because it's so large, as mentioned, a lot of water moving around and moving northwest at 8 miles per hour. that is maintaining very, very slow forward motion. you see where it skims along the coast. 7:00 tomorrow morning, north and west of grand isle between grand isle and patterson. tomorrow evening, it's just getting to baton rouge as a tropical storm, dropping an awfu

, ten years ago. asked by "the boston globe" when he was running for governor of massachusetts, why he listed himself as a utah resident and not a massachusetts resident on his taxes, mr. romney told the globe ten years ago just like he told abc this week that he would look into it, he would find out just what was in his taxes and he would get back to them on it. quoting from the globe, asked whether he received any advantages in utah by filing as a full-time resident there in 1999 and 2000, mr. romney said he was not sure but would respond to specific questions in writing. if you want to say was there any tax benefit anywhere, you ought to help me understand exactly what that would mean and i would be happy to look at it, mr. romney said. i will get precisely the answer you would like, but you have to tell me exactly what you want, and i'll make sure i get that for you. still quoting from the globe here. but after a reporter submitted written questions to a campaign aide, his spokesman said mr. romne

with the tennessee floods a couple of years ago, we were looking at houses lost. a lot of people were being displaced. our great partners from hud got in there immediately with us. we were able to move people from one section 8 housing to another. they never had to go into fema housing. they did not have to move from place to place or program to program. we are able to move them into what would be their permanent homes. moving forward by that and focusing on what needs to be done as we're looking at a housing and challenges as we move forward. next we have infrastructure systems. i am not sure if anyone was able to join us from the corps of engineers. great. it is great to see you. çwe know the corps of engineers goes around the world building things and looking at roads systems, utility systems. it is not just the corps of engineers. it is looking at things we need to reconstruct. how will we do that? how do you wanted to come back? natural and cultural resources, the department of interior is the lead on that. we need to be cognizant of the great history we ha

does anyone remember about two years ago when we came for the stakeholder out reache? we started this process with a blank piece of paper. we did not start with añr plan d say here is what we think the federal government should do for recovery. we started with a blank piece of hp'd asked people their ideas. what is it about recovery? a lot of you may not know me. i came out of state government for 25 years. recovery of has always been my profession, my passion as you will get from this presentation. i am sorry forç all of the peoe for whom this is the sixth meeting. that is what it is about. there are things i learned working of the state level, the floods of was then in utahç in 1983 and 1984. then on to the disasters in arizona. i became very close with nancy and her team. working through all of that and knowing as we work with the national response plan working through recovery and the emergency support function and what we did with that, i am very proud and happy thatç wendy is here from the state of arizona to talk about what we did with that and how we gr

will only see on cbs five. >>> three weeks ago the hour was crucial. the president of the united states was in oakland and the 100 city officers assigned to protect him at times couldn't talk to each other or the dispatch center. the president of the oakland police union says officers, with their own ways of staying in touch. and the scarcity is a they have the officer with them in the likely event that the radio fails. the years say the problems experienced during his president in of the cooling units this represents a computer model that shows what 95 percent portable. we spoke with the man in charge of a region already has system and each one of the green tiles as a tile the past many believe to be a solution to oakland's problem. the east bay regional communications system authority is nearly complete and will serve almost every emergency agency in alameda and contra costa so far openness and with its own system. and certainly the city of oakland the city of piedmont are the only 2 in alameda county the cities that are not members today. he says on

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until a short time ago, we even talk the old slavic language. we do not just teach them our believes, but christianity in general. >> many young people move away after finishing school to find work or study in larger towns. >> maybe she will leave, too. it is her life, but if she does not enjoy it, she will be back, and light will be happier here once again. >> it is tiny, home to just 500 inhabitants. most of them live from the land, hunting or cattle breeding. they are the only sources of income. dmitri is planning ahead, building this house for tourists. he hopes he will soon be welcoming people from towns and cities who are looking for a break from urban life. >> visitors can ride horses with us. there are lots of beautiful routes here. i can organize excursions. even four-day trips, for example. >> the house is almost ready, and dmitri hopes he will soon be greeting the first tourists. >> the what has good insulating properties. when it is hot outside, it is nice and cool inside. >> the village is set in beautiful natural surroundings. the

. >>> moments ago a helicopter finished spraying 400 acres where the insects are breeding this is just in from sky 7 hd vector control using aerial spraying trying to stop mosquito eggs from hatching. officials say the chem cattles are specifically targeted to the larvae and do not pose a threat to humans. >>> west na'il the concern in contra costa county where mosquitoes have been found. tonight from sundown to 11 p.m. crews will fog for the mosquitoes and birds have been found. >>> look at this, sky 7 hd, shows all the people willing to camp out for free food they started lining up yesterday. protesters plan to be there to protest recent statements from the company's president about same-sex marage. katie marzullo is there and joins us live. >> reporter: a couple of things going on many you can see the line steady this morning just beyond that two protesters holding two signs further down the line closer to the start of the drive-thru a woman heckling drivers as they approach the window. a man with the sign has a megaphone. that man and the others in favor of gay rights they are prot

police a short time ago, saying they have very few answers. among the questions, were there any warning signs that this was coming? an expert to join me next to help shed some light on just how police in wisconsin will piece together this mass shooting and you just heard anna say it, just two weeks after the aurora, colorado massacre inside that movie theater. . >> it's like family, and just it's mind-boggling what would motivate somebody to come to a place of worship on a very beautiful and peaceful morning and open up gunfire and try to destroy so many other people's lives. i don't understand what's going on. hey america, even though slisa rinna is wearing the new depend silhouette briefs for charity to prove how great the fit is even under a fantastic dress. the best protection now looks, fits and feels just like underwear. we invite you to get a free sample and try one on too. metamucil uses super hardworking psyllium fiber, which gels to remove unsexy waste and reduce cholesterol. taking psyllium fiber won't make you a model, but you shou

this is what the after the looked like two years ago. the communitywide celebration will take police in the school's courtyard at 8:30 this morning. there will be student performances, special a as well as a ribbon cutting ceremony. we spoke with one of the building's contractors a few minutes ago. coming up in the next time we'll see you we'll tell you what he has to say and the kind of changes in store for the students and the parents. reporting live in san jose, lorain blanko. >>> time 6:00, a san jose firefighter still in the hospital in critical condition after he went into cardiac arrest after battling a church fire. the fire started around 11:30 yesterday morning at saint patrick's cathedral in downtown san jose. investigators think the fire started near the altar while several prisoners were inside. the church and nearby school were evacuated. firefighters were getting things under criminal when veteran frank ryan collapsed. you can see his physical low firefighters using a defibrillator on him before rushing him to the hospital.

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she was crushed to death by an israeli military bulldozer in gaza nine years ago. she was standing in front of a palestinian home to prevent its demolition. on tuesday, an israeli judge rejected the family's wrongful death lawsuit, ruling the death resulted from an accident she brought upon herself her mother condemned the verdict. >> we are, of course, deeply saddened and troubled by what we heard today from the judge in the haifa district court. i believe this was a bad day, not only for our family, but a bad day for human rights, humanity, for the rule of law commack and also for the country of israel. this diplomatic process between the united states and israel failed us, and today, the israeli court system demonstrated its failure. >> the family says it will appeal the case to the israel supreme court. to see our interview with her parents, go to our website, democracynow.org. the mexican government has apologized for a shooting by federal police officers that wounded two cia operatives last night -- last week. they were driving near mexico city when they came

, ten years ago. asked by "the boston globe" when he was running for governor of massachusetts, why he listed himself as a utah resident and not a massachusetts resident, he told the globe ten years ago like he told abc this week, he would look into it, he would find out what is in his taxes and he would get back to them on it. quoting from the globe, asked whether he received any advantages in utah by filing as a full-time resident there in 1999 and 2000, mitt romney said he was not sure but would respond to specific questions in writing. if you want to say was there any tax benefit anywhere, you ought to help me understand what that would mean and i would be happy to look at it, mr. romney said. i will get precisely the answer you would like, but you have to tell me exactly what you want, and i'll make sure i get that for you. still quoteg from the globe here. but after a reporter submitted written questions to a campaign aide, his spokesman said mr. romney would not be responding, because, quote, h

, over 20 years ago, when i could still run and jump the time, i used to play here regularly. i was an aspiring point guard on the basketball court. but i am so happy that new generations of young kids i can see back here will be the ones to benefit generations to come. also, mr. ginsberg mention the rec and park bond on the november ballot. we need to support that so that we have beautiful rec centers and play fields for everyone throughout the city, because it is an important part of making the city livable -- lovable and healthy for everyone. thank you for being here, everyone. i am proud to be here with you. [applause] >> the center on the board of supervisors basketball team and the greatest -- and the supervisor who has not missed a park and recreation opening because of his commitment to youth, families, and to open space, scott wiener. [applause] >> thank you, phil. you know, we have a lot of different neighborhoods in this city that are so different from one another in a lot of ways, and sometimes rugged broken down into this neighborhood, that neighborhood. but as we

>> it was just six wee ago. >> six weeks ago. can u imagine what your life would be like making $43,000 right now in less than six weeks? now, i hear that's not the only propertyhat you've purchased, thatou have a couple of others that you've already purchased and profited from? >> that's correct, we have from the three prerties that we've already purchased and profited from, about $133,000. >> $133,000, and y're sitting there on your coh going, "why am i sitting here on my couch just watching an infomercial?" why aren'tou picking up the phone, takinaction? ca the phone number on the bottom of your screen, come tone of my live events, now, i'vheard you'd done even morthan that, that you ve a bunch of other properties under contract right now. are these them? >> yeah, these are the contracts that we have right now, we have seven different contracts righnow for houses with a profit of about $400,000. >> $400,000? >> 400,000. >> you're tearing up. you're gonna pass me up one day. >>laughs] >> you're doing great. now, let me ask you

a story a year ago this month. they identified a state representative for the area and district attorney going to the temple, sitting down and meeting with parishioners there among victims of robbery and vandalism cautioning them about public safety. apparently there had been racially and religiously epithets that had been uttered against members of this parish. largely according to the newspaper report because people had mistaken them for muslims which they are not. >> heather: not saying that is directly related to this incident or what caused it but we do know that sikhism has roughly 27 million followers worldwide and they do not cut their hair. the male followers they cover their heads with turbans, maybe that is one of the reasons they were mistaken. >> gregg: we have no idea the motivation behind in this particular heinous attack on this sikh temple during the course of the service this morning amid prayers and the gunman opening fire there. we don't know in fact it was someone associated with that particula

but they divorced 48 years ago."we were young when we married and i don't think he was really ready to be a married man."the couple stayed in touch, even as they both remarried."when we divorced we were still friends and we're still friends. aren't we?" "oh yes.""she never said a bad word to us about him. he never spoke anything but kind and loving remarks about her."of course some things will be different when they tie the knot this time around. their children will be there, as well as grandchildren and great grandchildren."we will be celebrating this joyous occasion with five generations."and this time they're getting married in a church."this is the last go around for us. we won't be able to do it again. so it's important for me to be in my church." 3 this next commercial leads to an experiment here in our studi. studio.((these things are not hands free...you stick them in your ears. gross!)) gross!))coming up... we try out the go-jo... and find out that it's not the commercial... but our own tom rodgers... that r

the 3 d model renderings were done a while ago, nine months or so ago. we put a place holder of material, and some of the comments were that it was too cold for the neighborhood, the gray stone and concrete. we are now looking at the material, a terracotta tile material, that would be put on. the next meeting at the neighborhood groups would be refining the colors and the corner detailing. we are looking at terracotta, which is warmer. we are looking for a variety of colors in the terracotta to lighten up or make the building and little more approachable, if you will. commissioner antonini: i think it is a good project, and there has been a lot of work going into the design. somebody did make a reference to things that did not fit in. i grew up there, and they have done a wonderful job on their main street. not the areas by hacienda park, although that is done pretty well for what it is. it is a commercial park. when i grew up, they had a lot of ugly 1950's buildings, where they tore down victorians and older buildings. subsequently, they have torn down

it was just slide of two years ago -- i should say just north of two years ago, from the board on which charlotte served and the great inspiration was from a real veteran, a man who carries the title of general. he announced the arrival of the carriage just earlier, but more importantly, he cobbled together a real idea that the veterans beautiful memorial must be complete and must be done. mayor lee, not only did the bechtels generously give of their own to this effort, but they did what we politicians love to do, and that is scilicet it from our friends, additional help. this project received the benefit of that great mailing list. i wish i could get my hands on it because it produced almost as much as they had given, completed the payment, and made the good general very, very happy as well as his board. ladies and gentlemen, words from steven that bill -- bechtel. [applause] thank you. we still call you meier, don't we? >> you can, if he does not mind. -- we still call you mayor. >> thank you, mayor willie brown. it is an honor to be with you on this occasion. it is very appropriate t