mr. joseph. so, with no objection that motion is passed. [gavel] >> for seat number 13 there was a motion. >> yes. >> and without any objection melody daniel for seat number 13 passes. [gavel] >> for seat number 16, i believe there's a motion for two different people. i am seconding is there a motion for -- >> i made a motion for flores. >> i'm seconding marlene flores. we can have a roll call if you would like. roll call, please. >> on the motion, supervisor breed? >> no. >> breed no. supervisor cohen? >> yes. >> cohen aye? supervisor yee? two ayes one no. >> marlene flores will be forwarded as our recommendation to the full board. so, that motion is closed. [gavel] >> okay. i believe, once i get to my notes, we might be able to -- almost finished. madam clerk, is there anything else on the agenda? by the way, thank you very much. i always forget to thank all the people that come out for these seats and their willingness to even apply. and, again, go ahead. >> i'd like to say to ms. wilson, before you go away, it's actually been brought to

mr. joseph. so, with no objection that motion is passed. [gavel] >> for seat number 13 there was a motion. >> yes. >> and without any objection melody daniel for seat number 13 passes. [gavel] >> for seat number 16, i believe there's a motion for two different people. i am seconding is there a motion for -- >> i made a motion for flores. >> i'm seconding marlene flores. we can have a roll call if you would like. roll call, please. >> on the motion, supervisor breed? >> no. >> breed no. supervisor cohen? >> yes.

mr. joseph lambert, who is the director of the cia's information management service came to us and said we want to put together a conference on the 1973 arab-israeli war. at the library, we thought that was great news. one of our principal missions is to make sure we get as much information out to the public as possible about the events and the times surrounding the nixon administration. this war is a critical event during the nixon administration. knowing that as part of this conference, the cia will help us expedite the release of the classified materials, we were very excited about it. thisf the real benefits of conference is this wonderful publication the cia has produced, which has a very good essays in it. from my opinion, the best thing is this dvd that holds roughly 400 documents relating to intelligence and the analysis of the war. the libraryof these just released for this conference. so we are very pleased with this. in any case, before i move along, i want to make sure i recognize a few people right up front. make no mistake, the organization of this conference was in great par

mr. flanagan -- vice chair flanagan. >> my name is joseph flanagan and i appreciate the commissioners, all of the commissioners and the staff of the san francisco transportation authority for giving me an opportunity to speak. i myself am a disabled person, and i represent disabled people, bot seniors and disabled people. i appreciate being on the board. i enjoy working with the staff. we have a very devoted san francisco transportation authority staff. myself has been elected as the vice chair. i am very honored in serving as the vice chair, and now for my -- excuse me, for my second appointment i am very interested in the transportation committee, and i would like to continue as the vice chair for the san francisco transportation authority. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good morning commissioners. i am jackie sax. i have been on the committee since 97. i worked with mr. flanagan for the last two years. he's done an excellent job filling in when our chair could not attend the meetings, that sort of thing, and i strongly support him being repointed. he's an excellent

mr. pugash. >> hello supervisors. andrew greg working with joseph and christopher harney. i would like to join in congratulating all who worked on the western soma community plan. that shows true dedication for all who participated for that length of time and as such, i want to apologize for my kind of episodickip involvement. there is a great deal of rhetoric about job creation and housing. right here, right now, in tangible ways, after all it's the street where rubber meets the road. western soma is also part of the greater soma area and eastern neighborhoods that are the engine and epicenter that will drive the city over the next couple of decades. as a result, this plan is not just a neighborhood or district matter, but a plan that has citywide implications. joe and chris are commercial real estate brokers, with offices on mariposa tv they work in the trenches everyday helping businesses move in and sometimes move out of western soma and other eastern neighborhoods. is that my time? >> you have 30 seconds. >> they are here to share their suggestions with you, given wha

well let's now talk to professor joseph chain a political analyst at hong kong city university mr chen can you hear if you firstly there is mr chang the first question what signal is china sending out to the world by choosing russia for its leaders first overseas visit do you think. typically when china feels pressure from the west it turns to russia and a third world chinese official think hang researchers would like to use would like to use the word balancing that and confronting the united states because certainly china student needs a good relationship with the united states because he is still the mond say peaceful international and roman to concentrate on his modernization but certainly you would like to balance against the united states return and asia strategy balancing strategy which fully exploited the engine strategies of china which worries about time as assertiveness in years to retire ruled his fields but he talked about balancing the edgy think that china actually has to bolster its relationship with russia a lot more in order to achieve that balance well both countries

mr. jones stands 6'4", weighs in at about 295 pounds. he also happens to be an ex con. meanwhile, josephcarpino is still on the phone with his wife. >> my wife tells me she is coming in. i say no, stay in the car. >> at that point she pokes me in the face. >> as simms is using all her foul language and acting out of control, you see a number of other men who are also customers. they're just standing there. everyone seems oblivious. not one of the men in the crowd says a word. not one gets involved. almost everyone's eyes are averted as pristina continues to poke and provoke joseph scarpino. >> i switched the hands on my phone, and i slapped the counter. i said what is wrong with you. what is your problem. just get your pizza, get out of here. and mark jones approaches. >> check you. check you. >> and while mark jones approaches me, my phone rings, but then it hangs up. so i go to redial the phone. and he is like what is the problem. i'm not really paying attention much to what he is doing. >> that's when mr. jones unloads a wicked round house, a blindsiding killer sucker punch that fract

and i believe joseph duffy is here as well, senior building inspector representing the building of building inspection. mr. pacheco, at this time if you could please go over the board's meeting guidelines and conduct the swearing in process. >> the board requests that you turnoff all phones and pagers so they will not disturb the proceedings. please carry on conversations in the hallway. the board's rules of presentation are as follows. appellants, permit holders departments and representatives each have 7 minutes to present their cases and 3 minutes for rebuttals. people affiliated with these parties must include their comments within the 7 or 3-minute periods. members of the public who are not affiliated with the parties have up to 3 minutes each to address the board but no rebuttals. to assist the board in the accurate preparation of minutes, members of the public who wish to speak on an item are asked but not required to submit a speaker card or business card to staff when you come up to the podium. speaker cards and pens are available on the left side of the podium. the board also welcomes your comme

joseph chang of the hong kong c.c. university thanks very much for your time mr chang chinese growth over the past decade has been quite stunning hasn't it but is that something that can be mine. well china now aims at and roll freight of about seven percent plus or minus one in the coming five to ten years this would be manageable mainly because the high growth rate areas of china has been moving from the coastal areas to do interior provinces china's population is still relatively poor so there's considerable room to raise their consumption and therefore the rest of consumption can still be a very important source of economic growth but obviously china's china is quite dependent on foreign trade and therefore china's scroll of may well be affected by the general state of the global economy and at the same time china is aware of the limitations set by is declining for supply and viral bento deep gradation and the supply of and it's the raw materials and there are a number of domestic problems to face in china at the moment wealth inequality corruption pollution to name but a few do you think that the the country slow

joseph. >> aye. >> good luck, tim. >> calling back to the floor, rory paull doing business live at the razza and mr. paull will you come up and tell us if you were able to reach an agreement with your neighbors. i don't care, one of you come up and tell us. >> either one. >> yes. >> you have been able to reach an agreement and can you advise of what that is? sir? >> yes, we offered to do a sound test, for just the patty lapone nights, those six that we will do the sound test before that vaj or others, including the neighbors must hear absolutely nothing and there can be nothing measured coming from the club and the db will be regulated in the club at that level for those concerts and there will be no substantial sounds below the lower frequencies and. and the neighbors have to agree that they hear nothing and that vaj sees nothing. >> okay. >> with that i believe that i am accurately representing. >> and you should ask the neighbors to come up. >> and i intend to ask the neighbors. >> thank you for the opportunity for work this out. >> and so, now as part of public comment? >> i am opening it for pu

joseph joyner worked inside this building. a toxicologist in the forensic laboratory. >> we made sure for every pending case, we are retesting every blood sample that mr. joyner had tested so that we're not in a position where we have to call hill as a witness. >> reporter: a decision made by the santa clara district attorney after learning joyner was arrested on 18 counts of molesting a girl under the age of 14. court records show the allegations date back to 2003. >> we're not going to call him as a witness on any case going forward. we're retesting every blood sample that he tested for every pending case to make sure we have someone to testify. >> reporter: as a county toxicologist, he worked on cases involving alcohol and drugs. his arrest has forced the d.a. to retest more than two dozen blood samples to remove his role in ongoing cases. joiner is currently being held without bond. in this los gatos police report, he said he touched the girl but claimed it was unintentional. >> it appears the district attorney's office is concerned that his credibility has been compromised. >> he's been charged with a crime. he is in custody and we're not going t

mr. speaker, i want to congratulate dr. joseph of decatur, illinois, for being honored by the american medical association for his 50-year anniversary of graduation from medical school. while his dedication and commitment to the medical profession through the years is a tremendous accomplishment, i'd be remiss if i didn't take this opportunity to also thank him for all he and his family have done for the entire decatur area. his contributions to the community are too many to mention, but his advocacy and hard work on behalf of students and education is something we should all strive to emulate. whether it was his time spent serving on his board of my alma mater or the richland community college foundation board or he and his late wife, martha's, work to see the health education wing at the community college come to fruition, his impact on the decatur area will be felt for generations. so i take this time today, mr. speaker, to offer my thanks to the doctor and his family for all they have done and all they continue to do and offer

. >> host: joseph tweets in mr. mr. kraushaar will america ever forget newtown?ell it's a remarkable but it's only been a few months and we are already seeing that prospect of small measures when it comes to gun control. background checks remain a possibility but it's hard to get any republicans on board with even what is considered a small measure of background checks. you see mayor bloomberg tried to persuade democrats and republicans and persuadabpersuadab le members of congress to get on board with background checks and support. even he is now accepting what we have seen is a small measure enforcing background checks, he has seen it as something that would be more significant. it's now an open question whether the back round check can even pass in the house which is much more conservative. >> host: josh kraushaar is the politics editor for the national editor and he is or guest for the next 30 minutes. we begin with this call from dayton ohio on our democrat line. hi. please go ahead. >> caller: yeah on the gay marriage debate, i am a democrat and we are supp

and joseph detrani, formerly senior advisor and north korea mission manager in the office of director of national intelligence. he's now president of the intelligence and national security alliance. mr. cha, what did the security council vote to do in these latest sanctions. >> well, this latest round of sanctions, ray, came at three things. first is interdicting of cargo expected to be of north korean origin that carry missile parts or things of that nature. a blacklist on the import of certain items people can use for their weapons programs as well as individuals and the third element has to do with financial sanctions. trying to block -- u.n. member states blocking financial transactions by north korean companies or front companies that have to be financing. so a comprehensive set of sanctions. >> suarez: joseph detrani, is it hard to craft sanctions? this is the fourth round of escalating sanctions. when a country is so isolated, so poor, so removed from international commerce. >> it's difficult. given that you have over 190 countries, they've found a way to get around the three resolutions of the initial sanctions that were imposed. i think with this fourth resolution it's very

mr. putin wants to bring back the type of mass physical fitness program that was popular under joseph staline of the more interesting facts about president putin is he is a black belt himself. not entirely surprising, wolf. >> yeah. that is interesting. steven segal is now helping him in this effort. very impressive. thanks very much. >>> up next president obama has tough words on iran's nuclear program just ahead of his visit to the middle east next week. here's a question. are the u.s. and israel on the same page when it comes to iran's nuclear program? i'll ask israel's ambassador to the united states, michael orr. he is standing by live. humans. even when we cross our "ts" and dot our "i's", runnto problems. that's why liberty mutual insurance offers accident forgiveness with our auto policies. if you qualify, your rates won't go up due to your first accident. because making mistakes is only human, and so are we. we also offer new car replacement, so if you total your new car, we'll give you the money for a new one. call liberty mutual insurance at... and ask us all about our auto featur

joseph kennedy stepping down after the company reported those upbeat results last night. cnbc's julia boorstin joins us with more of her exclusive interview with mr morning, simon. joe kennedy leaving the company on a high note. better than expected results and projections for the year sending the stock flying higher after hours and holding on to those gains today. kennedy telling me that the company is well positioned to profit from growing mobile use. >> my vision was to create an enduring great company. part of that is you build a great foundation, a great fabric, it endures transitions. it's hard to tell people, i announced it to the company today, but i think everyone understands this is all part of a path to an enduring great company. >> now, kennedy wouldn't give me any details about why he told the board tuesday night that he's leaving pandora, after nine years. >> this is the right time for me, and i believe because it's the right time for me to go off and recharge my batteries, that that's right for the company as well. >> jpmorgan's doug anmoth overweight on pandora said he's leaving the company, quote, well positioned with market shar

mr. bush is feared dead at this point. joining us now with the latest is the assistant fire chief of miami fire rescue. and the task force leader of urban's search and rescue team josephph, thanks a lot for joining us. can you give us some sense of why this happened? >> well, down in florida, we do have certain areas that are prone to sink holes in its most basic form it occurs because we have acidic water, usually rainwater run-off that seems into the ground. effects the substrate in this particular straight line still. >> where is this investigation? have they made any progress? we know there is engineering equipment had been dropped down into that area to try to find signs of life. do we know where that stands this morning? >> you have hillsborough county that is actually working the scene and conducting the investigation. and our urban search and rescue team within the city of miami has not been called to assist with this. we actually do have other florida task forces. and, in this particular case florida task force three. in hillsborough county has been called to assist. >> you can help us understand what happens in somebody falls into a sink hole? we understand

mr. president, we're presently negotiating an arms trade treaty which helps keep arms out of terrorists. we have people like joseph coney who's out murdering children and he has -- he's able to do it because he can take part in international arms trade. we're trying to stop those things. but my earlier amendment makes it very clear, we cannot trump our own second amendment rights but we can stop these children from being killed because of this. that's why i oppose the inhofe treaty. let our negotiators negotiate. any treaty still has to come back they're get a two-thirds vote anyway. the presiding officer: the senator from oklahoma has 18 seconds remaining. mr. inhofe: mr. president, first of all, the idea that we would have to go to an international body to decide whether or not we could trade arms with israel is pretty disgusting. i want to -- i'll make sure everyone understands, this is the first time, probably the last time this year, that you're going to have a chance, an opportunity to vote for your second amendment rights. i think you ought to take advantage of that. the presiding officer: question is on th