(how) d) accept work performed by jdb & sons construction inc., for contract no. wd-2779, college hill learning garden; approve modification no. 1 (final), increasing the contract amount by $57,252, for a total contract amount of $580,652, with a time extension of 119 consecutive calendar days (approximately four months), for a total contract duration of 189 consecutive calendar days (approximately six months); and authorize final payment to the contractor. (how) e) accept work performed by shimmick construction company, inc., for contract no. ww-490, oceanside water pollution control plant 620 digesters sbr tpad conversion and facility improvements; approve modification no. 11 (final), increasing the contract amount by $158,021, for a total contract amount of $19,034,533, and with a time extension of 167 consecutive calendar days (approximately five months), for a total contract duration of 1337 consecutive calendar days (approximately three years, eight months); and authorize final payment to the contractor. (how) f) authorize the general manager to negotiate an

sn we think is a way too disrupt and break up north korea inc. and that will make it harder for them to procure material and technology for their weapons and missiles program. you are right, eric, you are absolutely right. they have crossed the nuclear threshold but some distance before they are able to build a second strike. a real nuclear capability in a military sense. i think there's a strong reason for us to disrupt north korea inc., work with china and try to prevent them from acquiring more technology and weapons-related materials. >> what should we do that we are not doing now? >> one of things we are not doing we are not focused on north korea inc. i have met people that didn't know north korea changed their tactics. we have to deal with china. there's a dilemma. china doesn't want north korea to have nuclear weapons because it's bad for them. if they squeeze north korea, north korea will collapse and they will have a failed nuclear weapons state on their border and they don't want that. how to get around that dilemma? we say, my kl leag

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>>item 35 35 is adevelopment, inc. - information booth program - $10,795,274]resolution retroactively approving modification no. 6, executed on july 1, 2016, to professional services agreement, airport contract no. 9075 to operate the airport's information booth program between polaris research and development, inc., and the city and county of san francisco, acting by and through its airport commission, in an amount not to exceed $10,795,274 for the term of june 30, 2011, through december 31, 2016, pursuant to charter, section 9.118(b). >>same house and call? the resolutions are adopted unanimously please read items 36 and 37. >>development, inc. - information booth program - $10,795,274]resolution retroactively approving modification no. 6, executed on july 1, 2016, to professional services agreement, airport contract no. 9075 to operate the airport's information booth program between polaris research and development, inc., and the city and county of san francisco, acting by and through its airport commission, in an amount not to exceed $10,795,274 for the term of june 30, 2011, thro

>>item 35 35 is adevelopment, inc. - information booth program - $10,795,274]resolution retroactively approving modification no. 6, executed on july 1, 2016, to professional services agreement, airport contract no. 9075 to operate the airport's information booth program between polaris research and development, inc., and the city and county of san francisco, acting by and through its airport commission, in an amount not to exceed $10,795,274 for the term of june 30, 2011, through december 31, 2016, pursuant to charter, section 9.118(b). >>same house and call? the resolutions are adopted unanimously please read items 36 and 37. >>development, inc. - information booth program - $10,795,274]resolution retroactively approving modification no. 6, executed on july 1, 2016, to professional services agreement, airport contract no. 9075 to operate the airport's information booth program between polaris research and development, inc., and the city and county of san francisco, acting by and through its airport commission, in an amount not to exceed $10,795,274 for the term of june 30, 2011, thro

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night into 11 about 76 percent of calls are answered within 40 seconds for this show study for calls inc. you the longe that moment was 11 minutes and 44 seconds. >> we're growing up we never got a being hold on i want but the increase in volume that comes in they come. it makes it tougher to get to every call within 15 seconds or less safe ball or said deborah from 82,000 calls in 2014 to 93,000 calls and lifeway 16 seconds it's very stressful you consider some of >> show touches it is the union rep for denver 911 operators and dispatch and she's been getting frustrated calls from her members. >> how stress re: rivers right now? 's are a lot of them are leaving for finding other jobs and a lot of them are uncertain of what the future holds because they'll they help you like there are being heard. >> some dispatchers still fear the worst summaries would be having a funeral instead of a we did not make it in time. >> whatever dispatchers right word prioritize all call soap to emergencies are handled first or will one dispatcher took 77 minutes to answer some of you having a heart attack.

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we're aware of this and it's they would not reveal any informinformation about the inc. the staff at saint vincent's hospital is dedicated to giving quality care to every patient. vincent. >> this is a terribly disturbing story. one woman was attacked inside the business and the other in a car. he'll >> also breaking tonight, in framing ham, a man fighting for his life after being hit by a car on route 9. the victim is a man in the 60s. he was flown to the hospital >> she was killed sunday night. a former classmate showed up for her memorial. >> she said she'll never run again. we're all very nervous. it's a tragedy. >> they've received tips but no arrests. they don't know if it was random. >> the man assaulted a student while helping him in a restroom. mcdonald facing multiple charges. leaving the playing field injured. >> two big name patriots exiting early. likely scare but a more serious injury for --. after coming off a physically unable to perform list. apparently it was just a scare and he didn't damage that foot further. >>> donald trump defending some comments.

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clinton was the honorary chancellor of the biggest for profit education in the world, laureate education, inc. an enormous fee. $7.6 million over five years, visiting 19 campuses in 14 countries, the clinton foundation also got between $1 million and $5 million from lawyer yet. >> stepping down only 12 days before his wife launched her run for the presidency. >> there are students who take out loans to pay for an expensive degree from a for profit institution only to find little >> reporter: but as secretary of state, she praised laureate, writing to her staff, the founder doug becker is someone who bill likes a lot and that laureate should be included in a state department dinner, they were. over the last three months, nbc news has taken a closer look at laureate's flagship, walden university. more than two dozen students tell us the school misled them, staggering amount of student loan debt. >> that's a lot of money. >> it's taken me from a successful career to poverty. >> reporter: these five phd students claim that walden's constant churning caused them to go further and further in debt.

clinton was the honorary chancellor of the biggest for profit education in the world, laureate education, inc. bill clinton was paid $7.6 million over five years, visiting 19 campuses in 14 countries, the clinton foundation also got between 1 mill$1 million and $5 million from lawyer yet. >> stepping down only 12 days before his wife launched her run for the presidency. >> there are students who take out loans to pay for an expensive degree from a for profit institution only to find little support once they >> reporter: but as secretary of state, she praised laureate, writing to her staff, the founder doug becker is someone who bill likes a lot and that laureate should be included in a state department dinner, they were. over the last three months, nbc news has taken a closer look at laureate's flagship, walden university. more than two dozen students tell us the school misled them, trapping them in a student loan debt. >> that's a lot of money. >> it's taken me from a successful career to poverty. >> reporter: these five phd students claim that walden's constant churning caused them to go fu

jump-start inc is helping local businesses to the fund launched ten years ago and invested $35 million into nearly 80 companies of those are in women and minority ago, places like cleveland didn't fully unders t of small and medium sized companies. everyone believes it's the future of our city's economy. >> nationally, the cleveland metro ranked 12 for small business growth according to the coffman foun with 1100 small businesses. local grou like the detroit e helps raid $30ty development million to revitalize troubled neighborhoods. the organization helps mom and pop businesses w >> neighborhoods are getting stronger. people from the suburbs, from the other an frdable place to live. there's a lot of amenities. in cleveland is being revitalized with beings in construction and a new influx of residents. since the early 2000s, they've seen a jump of nearly 80% in population and 70% increase in mill len yals. more people means more business and start ups are leaning on the support of locals as they part of a revita revitalizati >> now, it's time fo. i'm kate rogers in cleveland, ohio. >>

that garage and coming around this way about a mile ask a half that way at a car, a third reported inc he need to talk to about this incident. >> one video may help detectives find a man with no shame set on campus. >> i don't know like what point of it is anyway. it is not peeling to anyone. i guess he's probably doing it for attention. >> this video was taken last thursday evening, the night detectives got three different reports and the man with his >> i have been here four years and it naz never happened. >> the man in this video who walked in and out of the sent tear night is a man of person, -- is a person of interest. >> detectives hope someone know who is he is and calls hem with his name. >> it was shocking become a freshman and not knowing thousand protect myself or who to think or react. >> she doesn't walk alone because >> we have a program called it safe team. i've called them when i'm across campus. >> he's connect today a case from last fall. they juan to find him and need your help and it starts with them letting you know who this person of interest is. >> i will share

in a statement, ince dealts such of -- incidents such as these are not in a vacuum. they are indicative of the systemic breakdown of the leadership chain that places the children in danger and jeopardizes the prospect for 932 children. maureen: safetrack surge 8 begins tomorrow and will run through september 11. on weekdays trains will single track between franconia springfield and van dorn street. surge 8 will include three consecutive shutdowns. three shuttle buses are replace trains along the segment of the blue line. buses will replace trains between franconia, springfield and van dorn street. leon: "7 on your side" with a consumer alert and an urgent message for the iphone users. update your device. apple is out with a security update after researchers found mallware out there that -- malware out there that lets the hackers see evening on your phone. it's a legitimate link in a text message. so reminder to only click on links you trust. click carefully. >> this is august. way of a good story. but the averages are the mid-80's. 85 is the average high. not uncommo

"citigroup technology inc." .. which is a part of "citigroup bank" --was found to have not been paying many of its workers overtime. this all stems from a federal investigation. the feds found that the company had wrongly exempted employees from receiving overtime pay. ... cti denied workers time and a half when they worked more than 40 hours in a week. as a result -- the company had to pay 882 employees a total of 1-point-8 million dollars. it also received a civil penalty of nealry 100- thousand for repeat violations. the violations happened between november 2, 2013 and oct 31 2015. a plan to ease traffic in clearwater beach... has hit a voted ?against making some of the streets one-way last night... specifically... coronado and hamden drives. the vote was four to one. a similar proposal was made nearly 7 years ago... and was also voted down. the u-s homeownership rate may be at its lowest level in about 50 years - but a report out today from the national association of realtors says many people renting in tampa.

. >> shares of hb inc. are lower, you can see them down 5.5%. this is the side of the company formerly known as hewlett-packard that sells pcs, inc. and for its bottom line, printers. they beat estimates sales of personal systems which include computers and guidance for the full year. this was a miss. how bad was it? >> i thought the quantity of the numbers were very, very mixed. there were a lot of one-time items and a lot of cost-cutting. there was a lot of inventory reshuffling. i thought execution is getting better and they are focusing on the right things. but q3 was ok and q4 guidance was weak. i think it is the right focus but there is a lot of messiness near-term as that shuffles. ♪ ♪ matt: you are watching "bloomberg best." i am matt miller. three current concerns that keep investors up at night. shrinking bond yields, negative interest rates and the future of finance in europe after the brexit. we had fascinating conversations all of these topics this week on bloomberg television. let's begin with howard marks to discuss low rates

those previous owners so we denied the request to start new service the there(larry love/ceo tbaan, inc.) she cared about everyone so much sometimes she put off bills just so would have a place to come for . food.love says-his group is different tahn his grandmas... focusing more on children..he says transfering the deed to hi company... was planned for years and ?wasn't a way to avoid the bill. they are planning fundraiers to pay the outstanding debt. they've also started a go fund me page. we have a link at cbs 58 dot com. click this story. 3 new details this morning about on the kenosha dream playground.a legal settlement is moving forward. the city's public works committee approved the proposed settlement with magill construction last night in a closed session. according to city documents... the elkhorn-based company is expected to pay 160-thousand dollars. the handicap accessible park- built in large part by community volunteers- hasbeen closed since march. the settlement now goes to the city council for approval. there's an opportunity coming to mitchell airport.... to get through

. >>> if you're are 65 or older the phoenix area, bellhops inc. as you covered. they are providing $25,000 worth of free labor on august 21, which is national senior citizens living day. people who want the deal need to place their order online or on the phone. if you know someone interested, we have a link on our website, stormy weather around the valley, not in the valley, but around the state today. federal water managers >>> federal water managers believe our drought situation may not leave lake mead enough water for arizona in 2018. they are predicting lake mead could have a foot less water than arizona's allocation by 11% that could affect 600,000 households. >>> snowbowl will continue to make artificial snow. hopi tribe sued flagstaff saying that the selling of with wastewater could negatively snowbowl uses the it to make snow and extend the ski season. >>> they have active weather tonight and made for nice clouds for the sunset. >> reporter: may have got a few sprinkles but not much going on. it was quiet here in the valley there were parts of the state t

bells and birds inc. deeply regret the officers felt unwelcome and has apologized directly to the officers and the metro police department. we appreciate their ongoing support, and the franchisee is working to retrain its staff at this location. in other words, they did not fire the staff. they're going to retrain them. would you have preferred to see them fired? >> i don't think that -- the officers that -- the members that this occurred to would probably reserve judgment on that. obviously they're not 0 involved in the actual investigation of the incident that taco bell has engamed -- engaged inch i think they're satisfied that taco tacl will address the issue. >> you work in at that mottes fear of hostility. its that fair. >> we don't know if the young men subscribe to any type of the hateful or visit treeol -- tritt v-visit tree alec -- but with the language and sentiment out there and hostility that is out there, might drive more people to think that something like this is acceptable behavior. and i

hurt its rurlt, but even so, earnings were good enti e company did however miss targets despite an inc shares fell to 37.22. >>> monster worldwide is going to be bought by hans t holding for $429 million. under the , monster will delist from the new york stock exchan, but remain an d a loss of a decline of revenue in its latest quarter. shares are up today though, to $3.50. >>> wayfair said an increase caused the home furnisher a the they did rise in revenue because of a 65% increase in its number of active customers. spoke abo the company's progress in scale iin years, so our systems, the te 5 thourk we have, we've gotten past those initial growing pains r k where the grow is do you keep going and we continue to do that. then we see more and more opport >> shares fell more than 19.5% on the day to 38.80. >>> gas meantime isn't out of the woods just yet. the apparel retailer reported a drop in same store sales for the month of july as banana republic significantly ahead of expectations. shares slipped as well, down 6% to 24.01. >>> glue for the in more than three years at coach but tha

where osha stepped in and investigated performance builders inc. in six of those cases -- the cases were closed and the company wasn't fined for any reason... but in the other three, investigators found multiple instances of "serious violations." in fact -- the last time they were investigated was just a few months ago... when osha determined the company had serious violations... which appears to be related to the scaffolding. now of course -- as soon as we found that out -- we asked to that case -- just to see if there were any similarities between that case and what happened last week in tivoli village. osha said they're not releasing the specifics at this time... but they might be able to release it to us later this week... so stay tuned for that. another organization we talked to today was the union that represents construction workers... and when we asked them about this company, they said it has a little bit of a reputation. so we sat down with frank hawk -- he's an administrator with the carpenters union complaints about this specific constr

. >>> if you're are 65 or older and you need free moving help in the phoenix area, bellhops inc. as you covered. they are providing $25,000 worth of free which is national senior citizens living day. people who want the deal need to place their order online or on the phone. if you know someone interested, we have a link on our website, fox10phoenix.com. >> reporter: well, we've had stormy weather around the valley, not in the valley, but around the state today. once again, it was another hot one. federal water managers >>> federal water managers believe our drought situation may not leave lake mead enough water for arizona in 2018. they are predicting lake mead could have a foot less water than needed, which could cut arizona's allocation by 11% that >>> snowbowl will continue to make artificial snow. hopi tribe sued flagstaff saying that the selling of with wastewater could negatively impact the environment. snowbowl uses the it to make snow and extend the ski season. for the sunset. >> reporter: may have got a few sprinkles but not much going on. it was quiet here in the valley

people are waking up in shelters following days of heavy rain in and around baton rouge, louisiana. 24 inc o the forecasters are saying a danger of more flooding as the rivers drain towards the gulf of mexico. three deaths have been reported so far and one person is missing. >> now to the olympics, bolt wins. he never lost the hundred meter dash in the olympics. golds in on thursday and the four by one hundred relay on saturday night. here is the medal count, 6 9d medals for the united states, followed by china and great britain. >> to commitment 2016, tim kaine will be i donald trump will visit both milwaukee and west bend. >> wisn 12 news time now is 4:59. the news continues right now. >> right now on "wisn 12 news this morning," another night, another round of unrest in milwaukee. police in riot gear patrolling the streets as crowds show up in the sherman park neighborhood. >> there was a car set on fire, calmer scene than saturday night. there is not a curfew in milwaukee but a state of emergency put in effect by governor scott walker. >> we are going live to tim el yet at the police h

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if it's just one or two color sign and the candidate wants a lot it goes to the silkscreen in inc. if it's a button on bumper sticker it heads to the digital plant. >> everyay is the same but different. >> veteran sticker slicer who can cut signs in his sleep. >> a couple hundred thousands. >> get old? >> a little bit. >> the full color yard signs head to tim and joe. >> i would say i pick on tim for not being fast enough. >> come on. >> it's a crawl here getting the sign orders. >> they say it's in good fun and they take pride in what they do. do you load up the family in the car and drive around and admire the political signs? >> oh, yeah. you see them everywhere you go. >> right now we're just starting a new job. >> if you can think of your desk top printer with your steroids. a hundred double sided signs we get out in about twenty minutes. >> they go out to local, state and national campaigns on both sides f >> this is going to the office in rhode island. >> as more money pours into the campaigns, the price of signs have gone down over the past five years. >> the value now comp

so looking at these e-mails, do they suggest that clinton inc. operated in a way that voters could be and somebody suspicious? >> i want to go back like the clinton brand. the so once again one more support point. the difference between the two, all those support points on the side of clinton, all the support points here. it is easy and sexy to say clinton made a joke about assassinating -- >> trump. >> made a joke -- trump made a joke that assassinating hillary clinton. this is all mushy. it is not sound bity enough. it is not sexy enough. it is all on brand for her under the untruthful category. >> there is business as usual. every administration i've ever covered, there are allies on the outside who are in the profit business, work to get special treatment. that's not new. what is different here is that when hillary clinton accepted the job as secretary of state, it was clear from the obama white house' point of view, there needed to be some walls put up so that the foundation her husband was running didn't create problems. in this case, a var

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clinton was the honorary chancellor of the biggest for profit education in the world, laureate education, inc. an enormous fee. $7.6 million over five years, visiting 19 campuses in 14 countries, the clinton foundation also got between $1 million and $5 million from lawyer yet. >> stepping down only 12 days before his wife launched her run for the presidency. >> there are students who take out loans to pay for an expensive degree from a for only to find little support once they actually enroll. >> reporter: but as secretary of state, she praised laureate, writing to her staff, the founder doug becker is someone who bill likes a lot and that laureate should be included in a state department dinner, they were. over the last three months, nbc news has taken a closer look at laureate's flagship, walden university. more than two dozen students tell us the trapping them in a staggering amount of student loan debt. >> that's a lot of money. >> it's taken me from a successful career to poverty. >> reporter: these five phd students claim that walden's constant churning caused them to go further and fu

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clinton was the honorary chancellor of the biggest for profit education in the world, laureate education, inc. an enormous fee. $7.6 million over five years, visiting 19 campuses in 14 countries, the clinton foundation also got between $1 million and $5 million from lawyer yet. >> stepping down only 12 days before his wife launched her run for the presidency. >> there are students who take out loans to pay for an expensive degree from a for profit institution support once they actually enroll. >> reporter: but as secretary of state, she praised laureate, writing to her staff, the founder doug becker is someone who bill likes a lot and that laureate should be included in a state department dinner, they were. over the last three months, nbc news has taken a closer look at laureate's flagship, walden university. more than two dozen students tell us the trapping them in a staggering amount of student loan debt. >> that's a lot of money. >> it's taken me from a successful career to poverty. >> reporter: these five phd students claim that walden's constant churning caused them to go further and fur

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it is only producing one-hunddth ofn inc p hour b a drastic change from summer weather we are typically used to across the bay are heading into morr's and spty areasf drisz will for for the east bay 5 degrees. peninsula low clouds and fog. in the south bay we'll have a few breaks of sun but expect high clouds to start and 58 degrees. here is what is happening. the weak disturbance is starting to get closer and closer to ere'li thle bit of u lift with it that cou fire off a thunderstorm or two, but once again 95% of the activity will s o alit co the north. ov theext 12 hour we will see some of this actity contue to delop nea t coastline and also for nth bay.yowill sn micate forecast dry conditions and al a mix of sun and, yeah, a little bit of low cloud cover lingering. for san jos it will put us at 789 tomorrow, morgan hill warmer at 83. for the peninsula areas of drizzle, over to 63 degrees. palo alto 75. san francisco in the 60s. r north y, east ba and ki orain ilated somehow of any errs,tray lightning strike in the north y would be in santa rosa and 80 degrees. wn towards tri-valley

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