. - when they had mr. david you gilmore what i'm saying to individuals on this board you need to hook up with campos and raise a mass meeting with the tenants and we're going to march down here but what about the tenants like camping possess says? i understand there is a mass meeting with the mayor who cares. one thing for sure we as african-americans are in the state of emergency we've got no chance >> next speaker. >> my name is a eugene. the constitution that we address is a matter of social curls condition supplied radiant in it's universe. redress to corroborate to answer on inability of the state to anything work time and recognition in exchange for healthy basic needs. we humans who educate labor in basis needs the maintenance of our people's a universe written as a ballot mile-an-hour outlaws racism and capital currency and man taxation's is organized collective labor. that qualifies from life instruments, production, it's anything work time. recognition of medical health oust. masses will leave and soci

. >> thank you, mr. david. >> hello, my name is chelsea from coleman advocates for children and youth. i want to thank the committee for pulling together this hearing. this conversation is really helpful that it is happening kind of in a transparent way and engaging folks. i know it got pushed back an hour and a half so i know there ares on folks who wanted to stay and weren't able to. coleman advocates is really committed to the reauthorization of these funds and protecting the investment in children and families. coleman along with margaret broadman decided to work closely with the process laura and maria laid out to engage community in these issues. the issue around in kind services, for instance, is actually concerning in terms of the double counting issue but we knee there are going to be dozens of those coming up and looking forward to diving in deep so i wanted to thank you all. >> are there any other members that would like to speak on this item? seeing none, closing public comment. commissioner wynns.

and mrs. david lawrence. hello, david. >> good to see you again. >> great to have you back. you're doing so many amazing things. >> thank you. >> i have to tell everyone a secret about you that most don't know. you're a marathon runner? >> i get out there and run a little bit. >> a little bit. a marathon is a little bit. right. >> i have done new york and chicago. >> wow. >> and that is impressive. cooking and running a restaurant is something of a marathon in its own right, isn't it? >> it is. cooking and some good food with running. keeps me in shape to meet as much as we want and that is why i run. i love to run and could be. >> you love to cook, eat and run and that is a great combination. >> how long has 1300 been open? >> we celebrated a five-year anniversary. can you believe that? >> i can't believe that. >> and. >> is like president obama, you know? >> exactly. >> the power comes into your hands and they is bring that distinguished look on. >> david, you won amazing awards the last few years. >> i go back to washington every year. this year, i got to get into the pre

with kids -- [applause] and alinaa, would you stand up and -- [applause] and that's where i was mr. david to that group of kids, and i'm sure -- 8-year-olds are afx gnat, and i was mobbed so much that, you know, we worked, okay, table one, you mob mr. david. pizza party was a tradition, and, so today, you know, i was doing a public tv show, and i'm here tonight, but, you know, in a lot of ways, the best part of the day was the pizza parties thrown for the kids who are now 5th graders, and who, i said i'm stickingaround in your lives for a good while so stories i tell in the book starts there. it works its way up the ladder, and it starts there because the very heart of what any good school system has to do is to connect talented teachers, engage students in a challenging curriculum. that's the nub. everything buildings out from there. that's why we're there. it's where the emotional bond was formed, but i roam beyond that school, and as a pleasure to write about it in the book. >> so, this is a very stubborn topic in american life. it's been something that is why aren't we doing a better

signed on as co-sponsors of this legislation, supervisor avalos, kim, mar, weiner, cohen, breed, and mr. david chiu and norman yee and so there are nine that have signed on as co-sponsors of this piece of legislation. i also want to thank my staff who have been working on this for quite some time. hillary who started working on this for more than a year ago before they went on maternity leave and stephanie ashley who has picked up the work and i can tell you that many, many hours have gone into this. i especially want to thank the staff and the women, and the men who go to planned parenthood who have been so patient and dealing with this situation. and have actually been more patient than i think is probably expected or should be expected of anyone. and i want to thank them for the very responsible measured, way in which they have approached this issue. i also want to thank the city attorney office who has given a lot of advice on this matter as well as the police department including not only the chief of police but also the district captain and we have representatives from the police departm

the promise of the idea of a less centralized europe most of all before we get into the strip of mr david cameron who has now subsequently returned back to the u.k. after the announcement of our ex prime minister margaret thatcher who has just posited today i want your thoughts on that it's very sad news. prof former prime minister margaret thatcher was of course the president of the blues group and she had an enormous effect on britain she changed britain arguably greatly for the better and really did change the world she put the great back into great britain and made us feel proud to be british again and it showed a different way of doing things she broke the former consensus in british politics restore prosperity and also criticised the european union its drive to more centralization which has damaged many you states and of course undermined to our democracy throughout the year so she was a very influential figure she made people feel very proud to be british she had great deal to success in the falklands war when argentina tried to seize the british overseas territory of the falkland

as a matter of fact earlier tonight, piers morgan interviewed mr. david green, who took that photograph that you've been showing, the side view of the suspect -- the man identified as suspect number two wearing the white hat turned backwards. and in any case, the next step, of course, is if all of the events that transpired tonight were part of this and we're trying to piece that together and see how this plays out. we were able to reach a spokesperson for the fbi who is working here in fbi. and he is telling us, as you've said, that they, too, are trying to find out what's happening. drew has seen them on the scene. now we find out that that's exactly what they're telling us in a statement provided to me. we're engaged with our partners trying to determine if there's a connection. maybe we'll find out tonight. maybe we won't. but it looks like they're trying to figure things out, as everyone else is. jake? >> thank you, susan. we just received a statement from massachusetts state police, they believe multiple explosive devices were used against police in

mr. zuckerburg there. david are you there? i guess we don't have mr. kirk patrick. we do have plmplt zuckerburg away from being focused on applications or the operating system. and more on the people in your lives. so julia, what more can you tell us? is this going to be a facebook branded phone or what? >> we know that they're making this announcement on an htc hand set. i did see paul jacobs walk in there. i think that htc does make android phones. it is supposed to drive people -- as well as texting and voice chat. >> thank you very much. david kirkpatrick. apparently we have established contact with you. >> thank you. >> do people love facebook enough to buy a phone that's built around it? >> i don't think there is any question about that. the one thing that i have always emphasized is you have got to think globally. those are the people who rely on facebook in many cases more aggressively and extensively than people in the united states do. >> so as we understand it, this would orient the phone around the people who are your friends. i would so photographs of m

that's david steern mr.eo of waste management, look, doing green, making green for you. that's my kind of stock. don't move, lightning round is next. . ç >>> before we get to the lightning round, i want to say thank you to everyone at the villanova school of business for hosting our back-to-school show last night. oh, we had a fabulous time. so did pop, by the way. villanova students are some of the most energetic and smartest in the country! we loved all your questions and pictures you tweeted@jim cramer. check out our twitter blog, maybe you will see your tweet. now it is time for the lightning round. my staff, wait until you hear this sound, then the lightening round is over. are you ready? it is time for the lightning round! i'm going to start with chris in nebraska. chris! >> caller: hey, jim, how are you doing? >> real good, how are you, partner? >> caller: great. i'm a former çppgm employee, he quite a bit of stock amassed and i noticed there for a while it was going down and just kind of wanted to

mr. soros. david: thank you, very much adam.ek we got word that another government green energy sector is on the verge of bankruptcy. fisker karma failed on monday to repay almost $200 million in loan money from the department of energy. it is closing down operations and estimated to lose over $500,000 for every car that they sell. now there is word that the government micromanaging of the car company made a loss is even worse. we would welcome our next guest now. next, losing $500,000 per car, for every car -- that sounds like a terrible thing. is that possible? >> it is not possible to succeed, that is why they are in such financial dire straits. this is the problem when we have the government investing in things of the private sector should be investing in. we don't know how to manage risk and reward properly with using taxpayer dollars and this is what happens. speech it was this a bad debt from the beginning? personal investors, toby smith and some others some private sector folks, partly based on the government initiating

mr. charles koch and david koch are inaccurate. unlike mr. koch has consistently opposed any favored treatment or subsidy for any industry includie ining ones th would benefit our businesses. for more than 50 years charles koch and david koch have been outspoken in their support of the policies that advance economic freedom, limbed government and individual liberty. head to rundown.msnbc.com to see those numbers. any time the koch brothers warrant to come on the show we are happy to talk to them as well. >>> our gaggle will be here next as budget cuts in washington begin to hit home. >>> first, white house soup of the day -- lemon chicken and brown rice. i believe this is a new one on the repertoire! >>> this just in, our nbc white house producer stacy klein reports that after being shut down to pedestrian traffic for a week after the boston marathon bombing, pennsylvania avenue in front of the white house has reopened to pedestrian traffic. tours can walk by again. we'll be right back. ently riding the dog like it's a small horse is frowned u

item no. 1, commissioner breed, campos, present, commissioner david chiu, absent. mr. cohen, absent. kim absent, mar, wiener present. yee, absent. we have a quorum. >> very good. call item no. 2. 2013 meeting. >> comments, questions on the minutes? public comments open. no. 2. no member come forward we'll close public comment. commissioner breed and without objection. >> next item, please? >> this is information item. >> good afternoon, colleagues. hopefully my voice will work this morning. i want to thank lombardy for these note. there were two issues to be addressed at the federal level to provide funding for the federal government through the end of the fiscal year and sequestration. congress passed a continued resolution to provide funding through the end of the budget year through september 2013. congress approved funding at the map 21 at the federal transportation bill funding levels, however this is a presequestration. the sequester official took effect on march 1st. however it taking time to find out how to federal budget cuts will affect individual programs an

mr. monet. >> next speaker please? >> my name is david addinton and i have a business down at 6 and market. and that helps show dogs and we also have a similar license and we certain both beer and wine and fancy sausages i am glad to see that it is catching on as an idea in the neighborhood. we think that it is going to be a great thing for the tender loin and we think that kind of positive energy and the people that this attracts will be good for the people in the neighborhood. as a part owner in the work field i am kind of for loud music, i realize that it can't happen here. lastly i would like to say a happy birthday to my daughter who turned five today. happy birthday may. >> happy birthday may. >> next speaker? >> i am edith st. john and i have lived at 30 mason street since 2009 it is a condo and we own our apartment and so we are not going anywhere either. this would be a huge help. >> if you could speak into the mic. >> okay. this would be a huge help for the neighborhood. just having a full storefront instead of a blank wall wher

mr. chen. >> how time flies. i am david chen and i am representing the asian-american community city. we are a small community center, but we are here for the last 12 years. we see other cbo's come and go. but we stay. we are serving the underprivileged asian community immigrant communities. they don't have the means or language skills to do better in their life. so we are helping them in many other ways. and also have small business owners to enhance. and how to strive in a bad economic time. i am telling you that district 10 and bay-view hunter's point is the future. so i ask seeking your attention to come to this area and look for the future. here we are, we are not doing very good economically, but we are rich in spirit and we are rich in talent. thank you. >> thank you, mr. chen. and now district 11 community representative, rachel ebora and nicole agbiyone. and then we have omar community collaborative, gwen brown. >> good afternoon, i am the executive director of burnle heights. >> good evening, our organization works through the vitalized commission street in excelior planning

mr. mets. >> thank you very much. i'm david mets. i'm here to provide you with a brief summary of the results that have survey. it's already been presented to members of the public utilities commission and i will move through it fairly quickly and answer questions you may have. you will see here the methodology of the survey, it tracts the survey that we have conducted for p u c and prior years and we have conducted many interviews in mid-february. those results were statistically weighted. the survey was conducted on land lines and in english, chinese and spanish to not exclude participation. the results of the survey we conducted last year in 2012 as well as an initial survey done in 2011. however, interpreting those results i want to draw cautions about differing methodologies which limit them being entirely apples to apples comparisons. first there's a number of places where we changed the word to go better reflect the substance of the program as it existed at the time of each survey. similarly there were predicted rates and that

david: boy, mr. contrarian, tom forte. good to talk to you, tom, thanks very much. >> thank you.z: investigators continue their search for a suspect or maybe even two in this week's boston bombing. meanwhile, an arrest has been made in connection with those suspicious letters sent to capitol hill yesterday. we're louvre at the white house. david: also spring isn't going to just bring flowers. barclays says it will also bring a market swoon. it's happened the past three years. how do you protect yourself? well, by buying bond-like stocks. what are bond-like stocks? barry knapp, he's barclays head of u.s. equities portfolio strategy, one of the most entertaining people in the business, he is here next to tell us. ♪ ♪ thank you orville and wilbur... ...amelia... . . can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the best experiences below... to the finest comforts above. we're not simply saluting history... we're making it. ♪ . david: i

. >> david axelrod says mr.ma may have avoided using the word terror monday, because the fact that it was tax day suggest that a homegrown attack. arizona republican senator john mccain feels the president is generally too reluctant to use the word terrorism. >> i always thought it was just utter foolishness not to use the word terrorist when we are talking about attacks that killed innocent civilians. >> by not immediately calling it terror, mr. obama recalled the two week long dispute after the deadly attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi whether it grew out protest of anti-islam film or planned as terrorist attack from the start. and his reference to terrorism less than a day after the boston attack may suggest a lesson learned like benghazi some of the president's aid referred to the boston attack as terrorism before he did. a senior administration official privately called it an act of terror shortly --er mr. obama smoke on spoke on monday. chuck hagel had no doubts. >> any event with multiple explosive

this site and what has happened today and with me live here is investigative journalism david land that linda of mr lind of the worst fertilizer plant was fined in two thousand and six for not having an additive adequate risk management plan at the same year the poor want to reported it poses no risk at the time just how tightly in force are these kind of regulations. not tightly i. era of britain for years for a magazine called treasury and risk that is published in out of new york and it looks at these kinds of things and i've covered over and over how companies and i can't speak to this specific company situation but i can tell you that over and over companies get cited for not having these risk plans in place and they get a small fine and then they don't do anything you know they they they maybe go through the motions of having a risk plan but the reality is. it makes absolutely no sense to even have a plant like this in a town but all over especially in the west where you've got fertilizer plants oil refineries and so on they're right in the middle of these small towns with houses all around t

the board of supervisors, and the supervisor from our very own district three, david chiu. [ applause ] >> thank you, tailor. mr. mayor, if it is okay, could you and i just declare it a city holiday today so we don't have to go back to work and hang out here on pier 39? >> i want to thank all of you who are the incredible diversity of the community that is the port. the community that our water front peers and our wharfs. this is the story of our city. our port has really defined our past as i think that we all know, the first 49ers came right here to this spot to build this city, during world war ii, our military ships were recommissioned, right here from our port. we know that our friends from labor as the mayor said, built our city, starting here with this water fort and this is the story of our city and we also know that the water front in the port defines who we are and it is amazing in 2013, if you just walk along the water front in my district, you will start at the fisherman's wharf street scape improvements and to the cruise ship terminal that we just cut the ribbon for and you walk down to the termina

. >> david axelrod says mr.ay have avoided using the word terror monday, because the fact that it was tax day suggest that a homegrown attack. arizona republican senator john mccain feels the president is generally too reluctant to use the word terrorism. >> i always thought it was just utter foolishness not to use the word terrorist when we are talking about attacks that killed innocent civilians. >> by not immediately calling it terror, mr. obama recalled the two week long dispute after the deadly attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi whether it grew out protest of anti-islam film or planned as terrorist attack from the start. and his reference to terrorism less than a day after the boston attack may suggest a lesson learned like benghazi some of the president's aid referred to the boston attack as terrorism before he did. a senior administration official privately called it an act of terror shortly --er mr. obama smoke on spoke on monday. chuck hagel had no doubts. >> any event with multiple explosive devi

mr. cho, let me call a few more cards. i only have a few left. david graft, leonard lynch, [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood], sorry. shawn a mcgregor. [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood]. david oz good. [speaker not understood]. my apologies for mispronouncing. and we'll leave it there. mr. [speaker not understood]. >>> would you turn on the overhead, please? my name is bernie showed en. i'm with san francisco tomorrow. in good faith, it would seem that we should postpone the hearing until we hear supervisor kim's proposal as you indicated. i would like to be more specific regard the legislation we are addressing. the state law mandates cumulative impact that is all the events that are cumulatively being undertaken beyond the boundaries. [speaker not understood]. cumulative impact has to be measured by measurable criteria, testable criteria, and not by arbitrary limits in terms of area, size, or time limits for the renewal of permits. that's a violation of state law. further, as the supervisor indicated, truth is in the

mr. cho, let me call a few more cards. i only have a few left. david graft, leonard lynch, [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood], sorry. shawn a mcgregor. [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood]. david oz good. [speaker not understood]. my apologies for mispronouncing. and we'll leave it there. mr. [speaker not understood]. >>> would you turn on the overhead, please? my name is bernie showed en. i'm with san francisco tomorrow. in good faith, it would seem that we should postpone the hearing until we hear supervisor kim's proposal as you indicated. i would

mr. clerk. colleagues, today with co-sponsorses supervisor david chiu and scott wiener, we're having hearing on our city's unfunded health care liability or opab as we call it, it currently sits at over $4 billion. the goal i want to be very explicit today of this hearing is to hear and discuss the magnitude of the problem, really to identify the issue, the controller issued a report out of his office last year as mandated by gasbe as they have to do every two years. but today the purpose is to understand the magnitude of the issue and the issue with the financial perspectives. from my point of view, this remains as we tackle pension reform a number of years ago, this remains one of the last structural issues that we face as a city and county of san francisco in terms of our finances. and something that we hope to solve to put our city on stable ground going forward. historically our city's retiree health care plan has been funded on a pay as you go basis with a current generation of tax payers pays for the prior generation's benefits. 2009 prop b as well as 2011 prop c there is some pre-fundin

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mr. nooi man has not been willing to meet with us. >>> comment on this? >> david popel in this instance i think the d p w have met and gone above and beyond to offer to meet with the complainant. it has the back project that was looking for some financial controls. i was also concerned that this particular complaint was addressed to both mr. new rue and was the department head at the time and might also be bifurcated to chapter 3 hearing and it wasn't calendared. you can deal with mr. lee tonight. i don't know if you need to recalendar that as a chapter 3 matter. even if however your intent is to dispose of it, i think you can only dispose of mr. lee tonight. i'm not suggesting we dispose of mr. lee, just the matter. >> i guarantee you are not disopposing of mr. lee. >> was he a department head at the time? >> my understanding was that he was in training, interim department head. this is not a violation. that's why it's under chapter 2. >> okay. mr. lee, are you here speaking for mr. nir u as well. >> i'm speaking for the department. i handle records and public re