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o'brien, vice president o'brien, we'll have you lead the commission through this agenda item. voip you want to go to the next item? >> no, lead through this agenda item. vice president o'brien: at this time we have a presentation by nick pagoulatos, the legislative aid to supervisor eric mar. commissioners, this is a discussion and action item. >> good evening, commissioners, thank you very much for having us here. and congratulations to the two new commissioners. my name is nick pagoulatos, i'm a legislative aide to supervisor mar and am here on his behalf. this ordinance would simply amend sections 703.3, 806.3 and 303 of the planning code to include financial services within the category of uses which are subject to the formula retail controls and require conditional use permit. it's a fairly straightforward ordinance of which simply brings financial services under the same requirements voters approved in 2007 when they passed proposition g. as you're probably aware at this time, banks and other financial institutions do not fall within the definition of formula retail. thi

. >> commissioner o'brien. vice president o'brien: yes. >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena. >> yes. >> and commissioner white. commissioner white: yes. >> commissioner yee riley was not on this vote. vice president o'brien: can i reintroduce the president back to take over the proceedings. president adams: commissioners, as announced at the start of the main items in the meeting, we're now moving to item eight, discussion and possible action to make recommend dagses to the board of supervisors onboard board file number 120188, planning, building codes, small business month fee waiver program and we have a presentation by, actually regina dick-endrizzi was scheduled, but we do have a representative from the supervisor's officey. and in your packet is a copy of the legislation. >> evening commissioners, katie tang on behalf of supervisor char men chu. she has introduced legislation that would provide fee waiver for two different things during small business month. we celebrate small business week in may. we decided

o'brien about a letter being sent? >> i folded a copy of the letter to eat if o'brien. >> did you tell her it needed to be signed? >> that was the substance of our conversation. >> what was her response? >> to be point i discussed it with her, j. p. morgan, understood their focus was on those two transactions and mike weir understanding from speaking to miss o'brien is if they wanted those transactions she would sign it. >> thank the gentleman. mr. lynch is recognized for five minute. >> miss ferber leaders and how important is it for your firm for mf global to protect client funds? >> critical obligation of any f c m. >> miss serwinski, how important is it you protect client funds? is that a career for responsibility? how would you classify it. >> a critical and important. >> mr. steenkamp? >> a critical objective of the firm. >> this was a central core responsibility. this is not some esoteric will. this is not some accounting error. this is central. this goes to the very trust that your firm relies upon. the whole m

edith o'brien, assistant treasurer at mf global.uld ask -- recognize each of you now for your opening statement and, first of all, i need you to, please, stand and raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear and affirm that the testimony that you're about to give will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth? >> i do. >> thank you. you may be seated. without objection, your written statements will be made a part of the record, and at this time i will recognize ms. farber for your opening statement. >> thank you. >> chairman neugebauer and distinguished members of the subcommittee -- >> i'm sorry to interrupt you, but would you pull that a little closer to you and make sure that little light's on? there you go. >> it is. >> thank you. >> my name is lori fresher. since june 2009, i have served as general counsel at mf global. since the bankruptcy filing of mf global holdings, i have remained at the company to assist the bankruptcy trustee and the bankruptcy professionals in their effort toss maximize the value of the m

. >>> time to check in with soledad o'brien and "starting point," starting with the new kennedy conspiracy theory. >> the other conspiracy theory, about the as anation of bobby kennedy, nina rhodes-hughes was a few feet away from rfk and says there was a second shooter. >>> joseph kony has a viral campaign, and u.s. forces are joining on the search through pachadi pachadiles. >>> and "toxic shallow and celebrity obsessed" and we'll tell you what our guest does when "starting point" begins in ten minutes or so. >> really? >> yes, shallow. we earn more cash back for the things we buy most. 1% cash back everywhere, every time.

i'm pretty fast. >> o'brien returned the cash and asked her not to call police. witnesses helped hold o'brien until police showed up. >>> up next the feds taking a closer look at the food in your kitchen, what inspectors want to limit. >> plus for the first time we're hearing a 911 call made moments after whitney houston's body was found. >> we'll check in with sue in a minute. first check out some of the stories on the rundown. we'll be back. >> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00. [ male announcer ] a car is either luxury or it isn't. if you want a luxury car with a standard power moonroof, your options are going to be limited. ♪ if you want standard leather-trimmed seats, you're going to have even fewer. ♪ and if you want standard keyless access, then your choice is obvious. the lexus es. it's complete luxury in a class full of compromises. see your lexus dealer. >>> getting our first listen to a 911 call made the night whitney houston died. a security worker from the beverly hilton hotel made after whitney houston's lifeless body was found in the room in februar

o'brien? >> chairman, ranking member corker, members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to testify today on long-term care insurance. the office of personnel management oversees numerous benefit programs, including long-term care insurance for federal employees, annuityans and family members. long-term care is provided to people who need help with activities of daily living or need supervision due to severe cognitive impairment. it can be provided at home, an adult day-care center, assisted living facility or nursing home. most health insurance programs, including the federal health benefits program do not provide coverage for long-term care services. this unmet need led to the creation of the federal long-term care insurance program. long-term care insurance is an important benefit because people are living longer and a likelihood of needing long-term care services increases with age. after age 65, americans have a 76% chance of needing some form of long-term care during their lives. long-term care is also provided to people under age 65 wh

commissioner o'brien: i would like to weigh in my appreciation of the endeavor. gooi have taken walks down ther, and it is not too pleasant, even in the middle of the afternoon, so anything that would better the airing it is great with me. i think the mayor is sincere about this, because we have learned in the past if we are able to do this in a way that does not involve massive displacement -- i know it is a tricky puzzle to put together, but i know it can be achieved, and it can be implemented with that in mind, people will remember what happens with too much gentrification and economic booms, and some people are still remembering about, so about would be a great part if we could keep that in place. gootracks we are working with a nonprofit organization called urban solution of hamas a relationship with small-business -- that has our relationship with small and businesses. good in terms of the residential displacement, one benefit is much of the housing is a permanent housing. residential hotels are strongly protected our city legislation, so in that regard, i

killen and soledad o'brien.t was pretty sobering to hear that as black kids age they become as pessimistic as white kids. >> it's really true. i mean, we were struck by that. and you have to think about why is that? why is it that young kids tend to think, you know, you can be friends with different people. and then they start getting messages. i think part of it is from ages 6 to 13 you start getting an increasing number of messages. if you don't have opportunity for friendships, you don't have that opportunity to challenge a stereotype, they start getting more deeply entrenched. but by 13 there's also other issues that start coming up. things about dating. and so that's when the messages from parents and society starts getting much more negative. as we move toward increasing intimacy, that's where people get a little more uncomfortable and more nervous about it. and unfortunately, it kind of backfires. because that's when kids start to back away. they start to think, well, friendships aren't possible. and we r

killen and soledad o'brien.pretty sobering to hear that as black kids age they become as pessimistic as white kids. >> it's really true. i mean, we were struck by that. and you have to think about why is that? why is it that young kids tend to think, you know, you can be friends with different people. and then they start getting messages. i think part of it is from ages 6 to 13 you start getting an increasing number of messages. if you don't have opportunity for friendships, you don't have that opportunity to challenge a stereotype, they start getting more deeply entrenched. but by 13 there's also other issues that start coming up. things about dating. and so that's when the messages from parents and society starts getting much more negative. as we move toward increasing intimacy, that's where people get a little more uncomfortable and more nervous about it. and unfortunately, it kind of backfires. because that's when kids start to back away. they start to think, well, friendships aren't possible. and we really

cardinal o'brien's celebrated his last easter mass as archbishop of the basilica. cardinal o'brien says the service was not about him but the resurrection of jesus. it is fitting this time of year when so much new life is bursting from winter. he reflected on his time with the baltimore archdiocese. >> it has been a great ride in the four years. people have been wonderful. i have great satisfaction in the service i have been able to render. >> he was a true rock of faith in baltimore. he is a great guy. >> was elevated in rome on february 18. he was head of the archdiocese for almost five years. the next catholic archbishop made his first appearance on "meet the press" talking about how diversity contributes to a moral consensus that underlies our laws. >> in all of our diversity, our faiths contribute to a moral consensus that underlies our laws. the more we build that moral consensus about the dignity of human life, solidarity, the common good, the more we will be able to find ways of talking across the partisan divide. i think religion has a huge role to play. w

cardinal o'brien will join the pope and the vatican next month but he celebrated a meaningful moment many people in the catholic church tonight. more than 700 people joined the church in the archdiocese of baltimore. many of them celebrated in north baltimore. participants gather around outside as cardinal of ryan initiative mass with a candlelighting ceremony. >> it is so important to be here to support those coming into the church and to watch them being that diced. -- is being baptized. >> i look forward to easter every year. >> according to the archdiocese, the number of newly baptized catholics increased by 10% over last year. the man who will take carnal o'brien's place is the leader of the archdiocese and he will be on "meet the press tomorrow. "meet the press" errors right here tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. -- airs right here tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. >> a quick check of the radar, this is beginning to push some rain into ohio. we also have a storm that is off the coast. this is throwing some rain back into parts of new england. higher elevations, even a little bit of snow. this is wha

my name is richard o'brien and i have a kid at harvey milk. miss peoples is hard-working sure if she is always there. she is a caring individual. she considers the needs of the kids and she teaches safety first. she has always had a priority to keep the kids doing what they're supposed to do. not lollygagging around. for spying. whatever kids do. i think she is doing a good job with the kids. she is appreciated for her hard work and dedication. keep tracy peoples as principal. >> next group, denis, liz, sanchez, chavez, martha. natalie. rebekah bradley, susan solomon. suzanna morgan. wait. yes. >> thank you, president yee. tonight you heard a lot about consistency and continuity. it is something to ponder that the last three academic deputies in san francisco moved on to become superintendent of a fiscal deputy has served under three or four superintendents. some things deserve to be continued. something should not be continued. they office is one. -- layoffs is one. that has become a game. another thing is confrontation. it is one thing about

it is april 2nd and we are having some fun with pat o'brien who's filling in for hoda woman who's having ball -- >> how can they do that? >> just you be you and you just say hey to hoda because she's watching. she's down in palm beach. >> hoda, i love you, honey. we know what side mine is. >> i have a red sitting here. >> and i have a -- >> you have an iced tea, i believe. i said to you early on, pat, you had a very, very well-known struggle with addictions. >> right. >> i said let's not have any in front of you, in front of me. because of course i would never be offensive to you on purpose. and you said no, no, no. >> oh, you have to do it. you can do it. i can't. i'm happy that you do it. are you okay, though? >> well, i don't know. depends on who you talk to. >> this will be a live intervention, by the time the show's over. >> pat and i have been friends for a long, long time. and spent a lot of time together in our mutual love of a place called nantucket. you told me a story, though -- before we get into our weekends, tell everybody the story what you told me about the last day when

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. >> this is bbc world news america, reporting from washington, i'm jane o'brien. a u.s. navy fighter plane crashes into an apartment complex in virginia beach, but miraculously no one is reported to be critically injured. all eyes on unemployment. the u.s. adds 120,000 jobs in march. but is it enough to keep the recovery on track? and could it be time to kick off the new phase in relations between india and pakistan? for some industries a that you can't come soon enough. >> welcome. it was a frightening scene in virginia beach, virginia, today when a u.s. navy jet crashed and set fire to an apartment complex. the two-member crew ejected safely and there are no reports of critical injuries. but the plane left a path of destruction in its wake and officials say they still haven't accounted for all of the residents who live in the complex. the bbc's paul adams has the details. >> a scene of suburban devastation. but could it have been a great deal worse? the smoldering wreckage of apartment buildings and, still engulfed in flames, the twin tail fins of the navy jet. >> oh,

." >>> conan o'brien is ready to take over the internet. he announced he has bought one of the biggest tech websites out there and i don't think anybody believes him. >>> at last, the long road to the ncaa championship will come to an end monday night in new orleans. the tournament known as march madness is now down to the final two. kentucky and kansas. one will be crowned champion by making it to the title game. kentucky lived up to its pretourney number one overall ranking beating louisville. the jayhawks slipped by ohio state for the right to play the wildcats. it's going to be an interesting one to watch. >>> country music's biggest stars turned out for the academy of country music awards. carrie underwood's opening performance of "good girl" kicked off the show. among early winners, miranda lambert for female vocalist of the year and album of the year as well. lady antebellum for vocal group of the year and "american idol" alum scotty mccrary for new artist of the year. song of the year went to "crazy girl." kenny chesney had the most

o'brien. mr. colman? >> thank you, mr. chair and members of the committee. on behalf of commissioner jesseun, i thank you for the opportunity to share with the efforts that minnesota is making to provide the best possible long-term care system for older adults and persons with disabilities. minnesota has a strong infrastructure built over many years of long-term care services and supports for older adults and people with disabilities. last fall we were very proud and gratified to see the quality of minnesota's long-term system recognized by the aarp and the scan foundation. minnesota ranked number one among all states in the first ever aarp scoreboard on long-term care services and supports for older adults, people with disabilities, and family caregivers. the report validates the direction that minnesota has been moving for the past 25 years. to reduce reliance on institutional care and encourage access to services in home and community-based settings. it acknowledges minnesota's efforts in providing comprehensive phone and web-based information and referra

jane o'brien, bbc news, washington. >> this is "bbc world news." i'm geeta guru-murthy. the headlines for you -- a tsunami warning has been issued for the indian ocean after an 8.5 earthquake off the indonesian island of sumatra has struck. kofi annan said he's received assurances from syria that he will respect a cease-fire deadline set for thursday morning. >> coming up in sport today in half an hour -- andy carroll scores the winner in a five-goal thriller as liverpool beats blackburn in the english premier league. the dream is over for the third divisioner as they score four to reach the french cup final. and a winner for the new york yankees as they overcome baltimore in the 12th inning, it's their worst start to the season in 14 years. we'll have all that and much more in around half an hour. >> let's catch up with the latest now on the tsunami warning issued for throughout the indian ocean after that 8.5 earthquake off the indonesian island of sumatra. india has also issued its own detroit. let's go to delhi. has the quake been felt there? >> it has, geeta. it's b

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all o'briens are related somehow. >> all o'briens are related somehow. my cousin chris joins us.ou were standing outside a mitt romney rally with a sign that says "convince me." what exactly did you need to hear to be convinced that your support for rick santorum now that he's dropped out goes to mitt romney. >> this was really a reaction to the negative advertising going on. a lot of americans watch the debate, but they really get influenced by the ads, and that formulates your impression of the candidate. >> what's your impression of the candidate? >> rather than giving the negative ads that he's bashed every single candidate that's come along so far. >> mitt romney? >> mitt romney has. even herman cain at the worst, and then he'd come on cnn or another show and treat it with good respect. but we'd like to hear substance on foreign policy and on domestic issues and foreign issues dealing with the housing crisis, economic crisis of the day. promote a positive image for our president. for one year from now, it's certainly important for the republican party to defeat barack obama,

coming up pat o'brien co-hosts with kathie lee. huge. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. you just put one foot in front of the other, and you know that you're walking for such a great cause that you just keep going. (man) that you have all these people coming together for one common goal. (woman) the goal is to bring an end to breast cancer. (woman) the fund-raising was the easiest part. people were very giving. complete strangers wanting to help. if i can do this, you definitely can do this. (woman) i'll never stop walking, not till we find a cure. (woman) and it has to end, but it starts with us. i knew someday i was gonna do this walk. it is the most rewarding experience i have ever had in my entire life. we can do this. you can do this. we can all do this together. (man) register today for the... and receive $25 off your registration fee. because everyone deserves a lifetime. >>> good morning. i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. here is what you can expect tomorrow morning. our area now becomes t

i'd like to thank pat o'brien for helping me out today. >> thank you,