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the local agenda agency commission? public comment is closed. item 10. >> item 10, future agenda items. commissioner campos: be on the items we have identified, any future agenda items you would like to bring up? is there any member of the public who would like to speak on this? seeing none, public comment is closed. last item. >> item 11, adjournment. commissioner campos: meeting adjourned. i want to thank everyone for coming up to the meeting. we look forward to our follow-up meeting cca -- on cca and setting up a joint meeting with the public utilities commission. again, thank you to the members of the public, to puc staff, lafco staff, commissioners. thank you, madam clerk.

his agenda includes the bay restoration fund. owners of waste-water treatment plants would get grant money generated through a fee increase for users to make system improvements. the agenda includes his civil marriage protection act that would legalize same-sex marriage. the 2012 version provides more religious exemptions than last year's measure that narrowly passed in the senate but died in the house. governor o'malley has vowed to put the force of his office behind the bills' passage this year. >> these are men and women who all have been elected independently who come to the maryland general assembly, trying to do the right thing in every vote, voting with principal and also voting as the honest representatives of the opinions of the people that they are elected to serve. >> more details are available on our website, wbaltv.com. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. president obama will deliver his third and final state of the union address of his term tonight. kate amara has more on the story from washington. >> before a

and that is the dominant agenda from the perspective of all. i have on the sidelines warming asking people what they care about and sounds like me at a convention i don't go to any of the events but why but there are there are fish or agenda item was watching on t.v. dimitri what are but there's one official agenda item that they do want to bring it up it was in the briefing papers that you had and it shows what the top concerns are for the people at the conference this year there's the ones who tell you the events and top on the list is income inequality now this to me. on the rest and i would i would say venture to guess is that is that is a possible greece say that social unrest is now a tail risk for the davos. i like that and maybe that is why it's on the agenda because they've seen the actual change that this kind of income inequality has created in some of these countries and they are spring for example and there's protests in western democracies so maybe they're concerned but do you have that chart that you showed me for viewers because

"hoy en agenda washington". hambre remos de la lucha de los hispanos para ingresar a la universidad. reciben nuestro jóvenes el apoy necesario para culminar sus estudios de educación superior? además, todo lo que pasa en washington. "agenda washington". saludo y bienvenido "agenda washington" ajo le habla mario sol. son muchos los factores que imposible da tan que estudiante latinos tengan ingreso a la educación superior, es un tema que preocupa a padres de famili como al gobierno, los educadore y las organización que velan po formación académica de la población. en general la educación universitario se ha considerado una vía asegura hacia mejores oportunidads de empleo los cuales de acuerdo al grado de capacitación que demandado uno pueden grato zar mejora en la calidad de vida en el nivel económico y profesional . sin embargo. sin sin. puede significar una carrera de obstáculo. esta situación, trae como resultado que un gran porcentaj de alumnos abandonen las escue escuelas no grado wen. a pesar que la educaci

the local agenda agency commission? public comment is closed. item 10. >> item 10, future agenda items. commissioner campos: be on the items we have identified, any future agenda items you would like to bring up? is there any member of the public who would like to speak on this? seeing none, public comment is closed. last item. >> item 11, adjournment. commissioner campos: meeting adjourned. i want to thank everyone for coming up to the meeting. we look forward to our follow-up meeting cca -- on cca and setting up a joint meeting with the public utilities commission. again, thank you to the members of the public, to puc staff, lafco staff, commissioners. thank you, madam clerk. supervisor chu: good morning. welcome to the city operations and neighborhood services committee. i am vice chair of the committee. i am joined by supervisor olague. our clerk is ms. gail johnson. at sfgtv, we have john and nona. we have announcements? >> yes, all persons attending this meeting are requested to turn off all cell phones and pagers

party protest movement that emerged after the election of barack obama and threatened to derail his agenda stay with us for that special report. i want to talk about cap and trade or as i call it cap and tax and i think probably most of you do as well. but first i want to talk about global warming for a minute here's the last thirty years you'll see feel last ten years we haven't had any warming i think that shows that the models are phony by portray global warming as just another excuse to big government intervention by leftists audio loeb's it's just another way of government controlling our lives and you know i'm dead set against that and certainly. human beings are not bad for the planet well that would be great if it was true unfortunately the scientific community doesn't agree as i found out when i spoke to bring the equivalent of the union of concerned scientists the overwhelming vast majority absolutely most of the scientific societies around the world national academies of sciences the intergovernmental panel on climate change all the leading experts of the world they get together

is reached in the agenda. come forward please. >> good morning, commissioners. good morning, general manager. i was trying to approach the subject matter of candlestick park. hopefully, icahn in a short time talk about the bird cage -- hopefully, i can in a short time talk about the birdcaging. it has been the subject matter that has been going on quite a while. my approach is kind of unique. i wanted to look at it from the seismic retrofit, whether there would be external buttressing of the concrete structure, which has already settled in nicely, instead of all new buildings. that would be support and structuring of the entirety. another part had to do with how to get in and out of the candlestick park area. i look at it from the oval approach of the stadium where there would be a roadway all around it, which encircles all around candlestick. you can go north. you can go south. you can go west. the east part, simply looking at it, there would be possibly even waterway for increasing in and out access to the t

the next item on the agenda, review and approval of the minutes. ok. i'd like to -- is ther epublie c comment on minutes? i would like to motion to continue the minute since we don't have a quorum to vote on them. moved and second. can we do roll call? commissioner tan: aye. president newlin: -- commissioner perez: aye. commissioner lee: aye. commissioner cavellini: aye. commissioner joseph: aye. next item is item number four, report from the executive director. >> i will be quick because i know there is a lot of stuff still on the agenda. since i didn't get a chance last meeting, i am far behind on these reports. quickly, as you know and as you can tell, the appointments as of thursdya, the -- thursday, the entertainment commission is fully staffed, sworn, and seated. this is commissioner lee's first meeting. i want to welcome him to the commission. hopefully we will cease the turnover. i want to update you on the study of san francisco night life. supervisor wiener asked a study be done to measure the economic value of the night life industry. it loo

articulate spokesmen for that agenda. and if you wanted to pursue that agenda literally, it would mean the end of the property qualification, women's rights, the end of slavery. and i'm not sure it would go so far as civil rights for all people, blacks and whites. i think that was not in the picture. if you tried to implement that agenda, the people i'm writing about believed pretty much to a man, say payne, that it would implode. that the french revolution is an example of what they eventually regarded as what would go wrong. so that we have to delay this. this is a seeping revolution. this is an evolutionary revolution. i mean abigail writes john, march 31, 1776, remember the ladies letter, a famous letter. it's clear that consideraticien of educated women is -- they're aware of the fact that the very arguments being made about it americans against the british against arbitrary power apply to the family. they apply to jenld gender issu. that's not something that air oblivious to. it's clear that a lot of people think --

and survival back on the agenda as the region's first couple meet in.germany is on a power grab in return for its investments.

and logs agenda is not reflective of what the twenty six hundred participants here in davos at this forum are here to pursue that's you know that's the organization's agenda maybe that it that it's putting on or what they're concerned with but that's not everybody is concerned so with the occupy protesters that are here they were invited to this open forum on remodelling capitalism but this is an event that is open to everybody this isn't at the congress center this isn't really just the davos crowd this is anybody from the community can go occupy protesters did go klaus schwab did invite them to discuss their issues to have a meeting and when i talked to the occupy protester they were negotiating how to do that where to do it when to do it we're looking to do that but as i said you know the clash is one man he's the organizer it's not reflective of everybody i don't think it will we will look forward to having you back here in d.c. enjoy the rest your time there are two years lauren lyster host of the capital account. and of course be sure to tune into the capital account coming up

the next item on the agenda is the budget discussion. would you like to introduce this? >> the recommendation has become somewhat customary for our commission. the city has had quite a difficult budget situation. at issue, we have been requested to make cuts by the mayor's budget office, and at the same time, the ethics commission is an independent agency that has a slightly different status. because we are moving to a two- year budget cycle, the target was cut 5% of of this year's budget for next year. another 5% for the following year and to provide a 2.5% contingency. the five-year plan of the ethics commission would require more staffing among other things for us to be able to leave the entire mission because of the budget situation. it is extremely unlikely. out of respect for the budget process and acknowledging the ethics commission's independence, i am recommending we put in a request equal to this year's budget and would allow us to go forwarrd with the same staffing level as they are now. there are no other accounts with insufficient funds to meet the targeted

of ignoring the real issues of poverty and unemployment in favor of spreading a radical religious agenda. that's the headline is my colleague carrie johnson is here the top of the hour next though as promised a special report of the billionaires to party that reveals the story of the movement which challenged and threatens the democratic party's promises of hope and change after president obama's election. i want to talk about cap and trade or as i call it cap and tax and i think probably most of you do as well. but first i want to talk about global warming for a minute here's the last thirty years you'll see for last ten years we haven't had any warming i think that shows that the models are phony by portray global warming as just another excuse for big government intervention by leftist audio lobes it's just another way of government controlling our lives and you know i'm dead set against that and certainly. human beings are not a bad plan well that would be great if it was true and fortunately the scientific community doesn't agree as i found out when i spoke to bring the equivalent o

>> this has not been agenda iiz. the appropriate way would be to put this on an agenda at a committee meeting or at future board meetings, where all of this could be discussed in detail at an appropriate meeting. >> what i am requesting is i would like to get some answers. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you for coming. we have to move on. if you are planning to leave the room, can you leave quietly? the next group of parents are from paul revere. i will give you one minute speech. [list of names]

our freedoms having successfully steered protesters to revolt against the entire balmer agenda in the name of freedom faced who was to succeed with the cloaks of fire. to build a free market movement capable of staging a revolution at the ballot box to find out more i went on to cover as a budding fiscal conservative. my first stop was a training session for tea partiers held by the competitive price institute. what is the theme to the tea party what is the tea party about is it about just opposing this is opposing that opposing this or is there really integrated and that idea i submit to the idea i want to show you one today is the idea of the rights of man the basic issue at stake is the destruction of the rights of those who produce in the united states and the tea parties of course are the battleground we're in today we are today as an army we are the thin line between freedom and the status they want to create freedom is a wonderful thing to fight for it's time for us to join the army and that's something i'm hoping. to do. in nashville i met up with a collection of libertarian g

>> this has not been agenda iiz. the appropriate way would be to put this on an agenda at a committee meeting or at future board meetings, where all of this could be discussed in detail at an appropriate meeting. >> what i am requesting is i would like to get some answers. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you for coming. we have to move on. if you are planning to leave the room, can you leave quietly? the next group of parents are from paul revere. i will give you one minute speech. [list of names] >> good evening. i am of parents of a first grader at paul revere, and i am also apparent of the building bridges partnership themeam. i have given copies of our mission statement and what we are trying to do to improve parent communication and and the culture and scclimate of the school. one thing to facilitate change of the school, and they collaborated to assess the climate and culture of paul revere. the results are encouraging wheat toast the vast majority want to continue -- the results are encouraging becaus

now what is going to happen to that agenda is it is going to appear in the consent agenda for the full art commission, where there will be no discussion of it their right there, and no chance for the public to discussion. i was there with a number of people at a different meeting, and they told me they do not even bother to go, because they basically understand that the arts commission does not want public input. they want staff reports, which they approve, and then they simply pass it on to the full commission. [bell rings] when that did the things mentioned in this report is the staff feels intimidated. in other words, if they see miscarriages of justice are violations of the law, they are afraid to reported to their wrote supervisors for fear of retribution. so giving the san francisco arts commission additional funding at this point, in light of the fact that the city comptroller's office has found them incapable of handling properly the millions of dollars they get each year, is ludicrous. [bell rings] supervisor mar: thank you. next speaker. >> supervisors, let me bring to your a

para el proceso >> hoy en "agenda washington" estaremos hablando sobre la ciudadanía norteamericana.¿quiénes califican para el proceso de naturalización? ¿qué beneficios y deberes se adquieren al dar este paso? un abogado de inmigración responderá las principales preguntas en torno a este tema. "agenda washington" marío sol se otorga a los estados unidos los máximos derechos de la nación, lograrla es una de las metas que se establecen en muchos inmigrantes ya que al obtenerla se adquieren derechos y grandes oportunidades al igual que responsabilidades como él voto. >> para los extranjeros que residen en los estados unidos existe la posibilidad de adquirir la ciudadanía a través del proceso de naturalización. este beneficio se puede obtener siempre y cuando la persona lo desee voluntariamente y cumpla con ciertos requisitos básicos, como son: tener 18 años o más, haber vivido en los estados unidos como residente legal permanente por un tiempo determinado, ser una persona de buen carácter moral, demostrar conocimiento sobre la historia y gobierno de los estados unidos, así como tener a

so the agenda would really look at a pretty traditional i think for most people, american politics agenda it's want about making sure that those are most marginal have access to equality, to success, to the most basic things that we said are needed in fact for people to fulfill their missions and destinies. it's not a radical agenda by any means. >> cathy cohen from your professor of political science year the university of chicago. did you include that example in the book, democracy remixed? because was it a sister soldier moment the? >> i talked about, is going to see bill cosby, but bill clinton to some people would say a tack sister soldier in events to show to the country that he could reprimand the black community, distance himself some say from reverend jesse jackson. i suggest now that young black politicians engage in a kind of bill cosby moment, especially if they have ambitions for national office. they have to show the country that they are not beholden to black communities, and often that means engaging in a little reprimanding of black people, often the black poor. so i reca

and the regulatory agenda there is no better example of how the small but highly coordinated network of groups of for regulation been there almost single handed effort to manufacture to bite was a global warming this two thousand and eight study one hundred and forty one books skeptical of global warming found that all of the ninety percent of them were written and or published by free market think tanks at the heart of what opponents have called the denial machine the resident pull a sea experts such as myron ebell of the competitive enterprise institute saying he is talking to a group of i have pay members. none with snow on the bounce building blocks. in this the war of barricades from one side and fears blockade from the other. invisible border has cut people from the land for twelve years. the conflict that divided serbia into two hostile parts is still not over. download the official t.m. placation two i phone or i pod touch from the i.q. exam still. one job teach life on the go. see video on demand ati's minefield costs and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. question on the

but it had a radical agenda introduced in '75, '76. 1775, 1776 and mark was the spokesman for that agenda and if you wanted to pursue that, it literally meant the end of property qualification, women's rights, end of slavery, and i'm not sure it would go so far as civil rights for all people, blacks and whites. i think that was not in the picture. if you try to implement that agenda, the people i'm writing about believed, pretty much to a man, say pane, that it would implode. that the french revolution is an example of what they eventually regarded as what would go wrong. so that we have to delay this. this is the seeping revolution. this is an evolutionary revolution. i mean, abigail writes john march 31, 1776, remember the ladies letter, the famous letter. so it is clear that consciousness of women, of educated women at least, is -- they are aware of the fact that the very argument is being made by the americans against the british against power apply to the family. they apply to gender issues. it is not -- that's not something that they are oblivious to. it is very clear that a lot of

power promising a new era of hope a protest movement that emerged threatened to derail his whole agenda of change takes a look at the billionaires tea party and that's a special report for you now. this is our moment this is our time to reclaim the american dream and reaffirm that fundamental truth that out of many we are one that won't we breathe we hope and where we are met with cynicism and doubt and those who tell us that we can't we will respond with that time a spree that sums up the spirit of the people. yes we came. here to the city to. take it seriously. and then this is good again it's easy so create can have it when they think they did they do. it. where did it all go wrong for barack obama and the democrats have to sweeping to power with the promise of hope and shine a citizens' uprising called the tea party movement and the message was known to be government spending to health care and climate change legislation and no two what bobby himself obama because he doesn't get it believes the cuts thing to use into a bomb this president's tea party endorse candidates emerged to sw

do not see my agenda item on the agenda. the sunshine task force were for all on case number 11-013 and 11-014, which i sent you months ago. you have not yet scheduled a public hearing on my item, and it should not take you five months to either recused him from this case, since the task force had a finding of willful failure and official misconduct bore him on both cases, so for him to recuse himself and this body to schedule a hearing on my case, i wonder when you are going to tell me, commissioner hyr, -- hur, when you are going to schedule my hearing on the agenda? commissioner hyr: -- hur: thank you for bringing it to my attention. we will look into it. >> excuse me. i have had a hearing loss since i was a child. commissioner hur: i said thank you for bringing it to our attention. we will look into it. >> that will be the third time you have said you will look into it. >> we have been here six or eight times before this body. the ethics committee is the only city body empowered to enforce violations of the city -- laws.

health care regulations so they're basically use this public sentiment to forward their corporate agenda this charge of profiteering was especially evident i have peace opposition to a proposed climate change bill that would accomplish of oil industry players like coke industries. in two thousand and nine after the obama administration came on there was massive momentum towards climate regulation suddenly there was a real possibility of getting new good law passed and they went into high gear attacking obama from day one even started before the obama administration attacking any climate legislation they run for years these summer hot air tours where they run what looks like a grassroots activists campaign around the country with a bus and t. shirts and hats and handouts and little events in small towns in fact it's a corporate funded propaganda tour as i arrived in philadelphia for one of the forty two or events and i have peace railed against the climate change bill known as cap and tried that legislation all in order that will keep america's prosperity and shrink to our jobs this count

the agenda includes his civil marriage protection act legalize same-sex marriage. more religious exemptions than last year's measure. vowed to put one quarter of this mission behind that. >> trying to do the right thing in every vote, voting with principal and as the honest representatives of the opinions that they are elected to serve. >> more details are available on a website, wbaltv.com. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a warning from the chief analyst from the maryland general assembly. lawmakers need to prepare for that is comingain from budget cuts. a mix of spending reductions and budget cuts. tax increases and a shift for some future pension costs to the county. our coverage continues on our wbaltv.com website. click on 2012. 42 degrees on tv hill. a young girl missing after findifalling into icy waters. >> joran van der sloot back in court. of 100. is 95 north th a bit of congestion. >> welcome back. 46 degrees downtown. no ice to talk about. you can see the fog. the fog will clear up in two or three hours. 44 at the airport. above freezing in taneytown. 36

and the regulatory agenda there is no better example of how the small but highly coordinated network of groups for regulation then there almost single handed effort to manufactured to bite as a global warming this two thousand and eight study one hundred forty one pokes skeptical of global warming found that of the ninety percent of them who written and or published by free market think tanks at the heart of what opponents have called the denial machine. other resident policy experts such as myron ebell of the competitive enterprise institute saying he is talking to a group of a of pay members. wealthy british style. markets. can't. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on our. syria's president says he still has the people support and will not step down as he blames the rest of the country on foreign forces promising to root out so-called terrorists. iran dismisses washington's criticism over its nuclear program is ludicrous as president ahmadinejad's received stro

was more or less that and once you got that you didn't have any leaders you didn't really have an agenda and this is one of the reasons why the revolution has drifted because you have other forces that have come into play waiting out departure and then they can fill the gap because as we know the muslim brotherhood was supportive of the protesters but they weren't really involved and they made sure that there were no religious banners on the square and things like that they played a very low profile. role in all of this and now we see things have changed very differently the liberal parties did very badly in the election so it's still very much a wild card where this can go and we may be more than anything else we'll see a form of islamic democracy and not a liberal democracy. well look you can fool some of the people some of the time if if there is a deal being made by the military and accommodation it's got to be one that the people except the people have tremendous distrust of the military and if the military doesn't stand down and not to let the political parties and the and the powe