there's no national data on assisted living, so we focused on california, the state with the most assisted living facilities. during the last three years, emeritus had more substantiated consumer complaints per bed than any of its major competitors. "facility has insufficient staff to monitor residents." >> thompson: we found authorities in other states have cited emeritus for numerous legal violations, from a shortage of staff to taking in seniors too sick to legally live in their buildings. go to that one. you just have somebody apparently falling out of a second-story window. >> thompson: and we identified more than two dozen questionable deaths, many of which have never been reported on. >> so she froze to death. >> thompson: she froze to death. >> on christmas day. >> thompson: on christmas day. her name was mabel austin, and she suffered from dementia. one night, she wandered out of an emeritus facility in texas and froze to death. in colorado, herbert packard was beaten to death by a resident with brain damage. in massachusetts, angenette stewart was repeatedly sexually assaulted. a

military assistance to egypt. one is a political process, to is credible democratic electives and governments that protect the rights of religious minorities and women. do you think those are the appropriate conditions and precisely what steps should the military and the interim government take to satisfactory check those? >> first, i do think it has the potential on the economy, not just in terms of the objective realities, but psychologically, it has some potential impact. i would worry less about the economy and more about our ability to affect the egyptian military exercise. i am worried about what the general said yesterday, that if we have little influence in the situation and they turn more to the gulf, understand one thing. for the wrong reasons, they want a very tough suppression of the muslim brotherhood. they see it as a mortal threat to them. if we will put the military close in the arms, any prospect of restraint goes out the window. if part of our aim is to try to enhance the prospect of egypt evolvi

and compassionate tone helped tani remain calm and assisted her in providing assistance to her mother. unfortunately she and her family were unable to join us today but we do have this fine public servant representing the good work of the city that we are going to celebrate and we are going to take a moment again to hear the tape played so we hear a little bit of his work and what we are celebrating. >> do you have an emergency? >> tanin >> is the bleeding stopped or still going? >> i am not sure. feeling really tired and a lot of pain. >> and so, how hold is the patient? >> how old is the patient? >> he is 32. >> okay. >> is he awake? >> i think that he is... >> okay. is the breathing completely normal? >> yes. >> is she completely alert? >> i'm not sure. >> did you say yes and is she changing color? >> no. and is there a history of heart problems? >> no. and does she have abdominal pain? >> yes. >> thank you, dan. >> you know, one of the things that you should keep in mind is that you heard them say that they received over a million calls, a year. a lot of timeds, especially when yo

i'll give you a brief over of the language assistance to the public. so at this time which people call 311 they have a language option selection one for english and two for spanish and 3 for chinese or 5 for the t g u assess. if they press the spanish or chinese option and we have a representative available it will transfer the call to one of them or it would go to any of our 64 customer service reps and the rep would connect them to the language line interpreter at this .311 we have 5 bilingual chinese rep and 3 spanish speaking rep and when we put any posts for employment we always encourage the sign language interpreters and others. we have nearly 1.5 million calls and have those we have 16 thousand plus that required assistance other than english. this represents about 1.1 percent of calls that were placed to 311. we did incur the language. we monitor the language line calls we have to make sure their answering quickly so we do monitor that and we do in partnership with the other departments we had complaints of our reps not connecting quickly enou

we've provided the business assistance to persons who are deaf as well. so i kind of a reminded you know that our small businesses are the economic engine of our city we have 95 percent small businesses under 1 hundred employees 76 percent are solely proprietors. as i noticed our multiple lingual we do case management and we'll provided one-on-one assistance with our case managers we do a cheng list with the federal requirements where we can work with our state and federal departments if they have multiple language materials we have those on hand. and as i noticed the language we're able to provide at any time on site. so in the fiscal year 2011 and 13 the small business served 4 thousand clients. when we work with our clients while he ask they be able to identify by demographic basis this is voluntary. but we track when we provided services in a particular language. so there's a bit of on error it's not fourteen percent of all of the o s b clients it's 12 percent that are limited english proficient and 8 periods of time spoke spanish and 8 percent were c

military assistance to egypt.ne is a political process, to is credible democratic electives and governments that protect the rights of religious minorities and women. do you think those are the appropriate conditions and precisely what steps should the military and the interim government take to satisfactory check those? it has the do think potential on the economy, not just in terms of the objective realities, but psychologically, it has some potential impact. about therry less economy and more about our ability to affect the egyptian military exercise. i am worried about what the general said yesterday, that if we have little influence in the situation and they turn more to the gulf, understand one thing. for the wrong reasons, they want a very tough suppression of the muslim brotherhood. they see it as a mortal threat to them. we will put the military close in the arms, any prospect of restraint goes out the window. if part of our aim is to try to enhance the prospect of egypt evolving over time in a much more

assistance we are giving jordan.we have sent military equipment to help the jordanian armed forces operate on the border, collecting refugees, bringing them to refugee camps. we have 1.5 million pounds going to jordan through our partnership fund to support civil society. we are in regular touch with jordan. i spoke with the jordanian foreign minister earlier this week, particularly to thank him for jordanian citizens for the legal assistance treaty. i have also made clear to him that we are happy to give her their assistance from the uk -- further assistance from the uk if they ask for it. >> on egypt, may i acquaint my right honorable friend with the news that when i arrived as a national servicemen in the charming town of series 64 years ago, ceres 64 years its townspeople were busy writing against -- rioting against the party. 64 years from now, i have little doubt that the egyptian people will still be rioting. may i make the constructive suggestion to the foreign secretary that there is little he can do to help

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produce bins, aisle tables, as well as the technical assistance. the actual time of the food guardians, and our time is in-kind from the department of public health and the food guardians comes from health promotion grants. that is separate. the way we have set it up, part of the $16,000 would be a grant and part of it is a loan over the 3-year period, which may be forgiveness, depending on the standards that are reached. >> okay. >> just so what we do is that we'll go into the store and we'll actually measure the complete store. so we now have what is called an as-built and we can put that on auto cad and relayout the store based on that and determine the refrigeration and equipment and shelving. that is part of what we do in getting the store to look the way it needs to. >> thank you, commissioner dooley. >> can you tell us a little more about the centralized resource center? is that like a brick-and-mortar spot or online portal? what is that going to be like? >> thank you. actually, we were thinking about a centralized resource meaning the consu

>> because we're assisting in all the her ways that i've described. and because there are strong arguments. members of the committee were illustrating, sir john stanley in misplace at the moment was il straight arguments about these things. such a decision would be very difficult. is very diffult. as i described it earlier, a classic foreign policy a ethical dilemma. so we have concentrated on the elements that i was describing earlier, promote a political solution, save lives and protect our own national security. >> isn't there also a problem that if we can quote the criteria used by the prime minister in respect to libya, that you have to have demonstrable need which clearly there might well be, regional support, which i suppose you could say you might get from the arab league? and a clear legal basis? isn't the problem that you don't have a car legal basis because you're not arming a state? you're arming a faction within a faction within part of an opposition where you have as you previously admitted i think to the chairman, a civil war. that does

later on we needed the interpreter assistance but we turned detain many assistance because there was so much. that would conclude my report >> chief thank you very much for your report. i know we've had this conversation and in the next meeting we'll bring the officers for their courage like officer matt and, of course, the weekend i was in contact with the c

fare inspector garisson assisted to assist the patron while the other inspector signaled the lrv to stop with his flashlight. after it was stopped within a safe distance they assisted the patron onto the platform floor and with his cheryl cheer. he requested the incident and requested support for the patron. the patron was transferred to san francisco general hospital and rail service continued. fare inspectors like these were truly heroic and reflect great credit upon themselves and the unit and the sfmta. the agency is proud to recognize them for their actions and i could not be prouder of them. [applause] >> congratulations. ms. garisson, the board and the entire city ask you and mr. mogabo thank you very much. we know you have family members with you. we would like to meet them. >> thank you very much. to first with [inaudible] a hero. we did what we were supposed to do for the city and county of san francisco. that's what we are known for and i believe my co-inspectors would have done the same thing if they were there. before i say anything i want my commander lee to come over here

later on we needed the interpreter assistance but we turned detain many assistance because there was so much. that would conclude my report >> chief thank you very much for your

as assistant secretary, ruslyn is assistant secretary arnie's duncan's primary advisor. before she joined the department of education she was vice president of the education trust in washington, dc and was the founding executive of education trust west in oakland. in these positions she advocated for public school students in california, focusing on achievement and opportunity gaps, improving can urriculum and instructional quality and ensuring quality education for everybody. she served as an advisor on education issues on a number of private ipbs institutions, she is a teacher, a lawyer, and a very influential voice on all policy matters. she was also passionate about ending this issue of bullying and bringing everyone together to stop this disturbing trend so please welcome assistant secretary for civil rights, ruslyn lee. as i said, our moderator is not always our lieutenant governor, of course he needs to introduction -- no, i get to say something. i get to say something. as everyone in this room knows, youngest mayor in 100 years, right? youngest mayor in 100 years

other assisted housing programs, rental housing assistance, $21 million. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? mr. broun: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. broun of georgia. page 102, line 9, after the dollar amount insert, reduced by $5 million. page 150, line 8, after the dollar amount insert, increased by $5 million. the chair: the gentleman from georgia is recognized for five minutes. mr. broun: thank you, madam chairman. this amendment would simply reduce the $19.7 million increase proposed for the rental housing assistance program under h.u.d. by $5 million. putting this amount in the spending reduction account. as before, this would not be a cut to this program. it wouldn't even bring funding back to the 2013 levels. like many amendments that i've offered today would have done. instead, it would allow for a $14.7 million increase to this program instead of the $19.7 million increase. i'm not arguing the merits of this program, m

later on we needed the interpreter assistance but we turned detain many assistance because there was so much. that would conclude my report >> chief thank you very much for your report. i know we've had this conversation and in the next meeting we'll bring the officers for their courage like officer matt and, of course, the weekend i was in contact with the chief. what those officers did was incredible. their senior officers and very experienced and they ran into that airplane to save lives and we'd like to honor them. we've had conversations with them and they're working through this on their own. i want to pass on to those officers your heroes >> slightly thank you to all the fine police officers who gave heroically that day. it was moving to see officer cunningham on tv really humble. chief we've heard about two significant well - more than significant in terms of police officers going into areas where there's a lot of smoke and gas and so on and is it standard equipment for all police officers to have readily assessable some type of mask for their protection and they have masks l

there might be some assistance, but not anything that approaches a bailout. >> you say some kind of assistanceome funds that detroit was going to get anyway that they might get on expedited fashion, but there's not going to be any kind of anything that resembles an auto bailout, a wall street bailout, anything that means taxpayers are going to be sending new dollars to the city of detroit. >> frankly, charles, there are a number of cities in the same predicament or hanging on the brink. >> that's why for political reasons, the administration would like to help detroit because it is a union town, it is a democratic town. there's a sense in detroit that it is sort of owed to them in some sense. we heard that from a city council woman a fear years aw y. the problem is the administration understands if they establish a precedent here, it will be a disaster. there are 100 other cities in debt that understand that they can't sustain the promises, pensions, health care they had promised in the past, and once you set a precedent with detroit, it opens the flood gates and there's no -- and a lot of the

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as an assistant u.s. lead prosecutor in a number of cases involving criminal drug conspiracies, money-laundering, financial fraud and violent crimes in the 1990s. in the private sector he became a partner at two very well respected minnesota law firms. to highlight some of his accomplishments during his tenure as u.s. attorney in minnesota that office with b. todd jones at the helm prosecuted operation rhino which involved criminal prosecution of omar mohammad who recruited young somali americans to fight for terrorist groups in somalia. muhammed was indicted in november of 2009 and pled guilty in july of 2011 to conspiracy to murder, kidnapping and name abroad. to date investigation resulted in charges filed against 22 other individuals. operation highlight which was a major drug trafficking investigation involving more than 100 local, state and federal law enforcement officers and resulted in 26 indictments, 25 guilty pleas and sentences of 200 months in prison. operation brother's keeper was a successf

senior advisor to the truman national security project and we also have matthew feeney he is an assistant editor at reason twenty four seven right german crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want matthew playing go to you first in washington would you describe american foreign policy use is neoconservative i think would be a little too simplistic to say that american foreign policy is explicitly neoconservative all the time but that said i do think that since the cold war we have as a nation been interfering far too much in other people's affairs but like i said i think be a little simplistic to say it's been a blanket lee neo conservative ok matthew i can stay with you would you say it doesn't matter what party is in power. if you said since the cold war end of the cold war i think yeah. sure democrats and republicans have both demonstrated that they are willing to get engaged in other nations abroad. obviously the events of nine eleven highlighted the republicans as the ones that like to intervene in other countries but it is by no means just a republican tra

but out the contact, he provided assistance and compassion to her and her two young siblings. he gave assurances that help was on the way and reminded her that she was doing a great job helping her mother. together, they worked to help insure a successful out come to this medical emergency. let's take a moment to listen to a brief segment of tala's 911 call. >> i would like to invite edgar to come up on stage, too. >> sorry about that. >> come on up. >> police department. >> this the highway patrol i have a transfer, i have paula, she is ten years old and she needs an ambulance for her mom. >> apartment eight. >> sorry. >> tala? yes. >> i'm detective i am going to stay on the line with you until the ambulance gets there. >> okay, but is it okay if we go with her. >> yes, you can, absolutely, you don't have to stay home. what is the phone number that you are calling us? we are on the way and driving to you right now, don't worry. what is the problem with your mom tell me exactly what is happening. >> she as a really bad headache and she is really tired and she was fasting today

what does the federal government do with the nutrition assistance?food stamps or snap it's called, wic, women, infants and children, school breakfast and school lunch, after-school feeding programs. those programs we know make a tangible difference in the health and well-being of children and adults. so we know that if families are receiving food stamps or snap benefits their cognitive, social and emotional development is better. we know that they're less likely to be hospitalized. the same thing goes for wic. we also know that wic can reduce the stress that moms often feel when they're a new mom and they're very poor. so these programs we know have a tangible public health impact. there's no research that shows what kind of impact the emergency food system is having. we know that when about 30 million children are being fed every day in this country through school breakfast and school lunch, that is magnificent. and those kinds of programs need to be protected and to be promoted. >> bill moyers: there's a young woman in the film, barbie izquierdo. s

senior advisor to the truman national security project and we also have matthew feeney he is an assistant editor at reason twenty four seven right german cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want matthew playing go to you first in washington would you describe american foreign policy use is neoconservative. i think would be a little too simplistic to say that american foreign policy is explicitly neoconservative all the time but that said i do think that since the cold war we have as a nation been interfering far too much in other people's affairs but like i said i think be a little simplicity say it's been a blanket leave neo conservative ok matthew i can stay with you would you say it doesn't matter what party is in power. if you said since the cold war end of the cold war i think that yeah. sure democrats and republicans have both demonstrated that they are willing to get engaged in other nations abroad. obviously the events of nine eleven highlighted the republicans as the ones that like to intervene in other countries but it is by no means just a republic

it's so expensive that some of them use public assistance. it's unacceptable. white the nonprofit funding has been flat in the last five years which is basically a cut and the private contractors have increase and they had increase of 16-point.4% and addition to landlords that lease with the city get average of 10-15% increase so basically the city is recognizing that other sectors that they do business with has the realities of business such as health care and workers' comp goes up but what does the nonprofit sector? we have the same realities and workers have to pay the bills and we deserve to be compensated fairly for the hard work that people do, so pie colleagues gave you some really testimony about where the money could come from. i want to take a really hard look at that but at the end of the day it's about where our city's priorities are, and we think it should be with the city's most vulnerable. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is peter mace ac with seiu 1021 and with the nonprofit coalition and the c