can, away from our home we can send messages from our smartphone and it will make it all the way back through the cloud to the tv, so if you want to leave a message for your family member, don't forget to pick up your sister or to pick up milk, we're able to do all this. >> the buzzword among tv sets this year, big, curved and 4k, cramming more pixels than ever into a set to make your picture sharper. and unlike some of the 3d experiments of the past, these tvs are ready to go. the good news from this year's tv crop, your tv will look better without getting too complex. >> more color than any other 4k tv and that incredible range from black all the way to the dazzling white you see in some flashbulbs. >> sharper video games as well as brighter movies and tv shows. a pretty good picture of what's to come. >>> stay with us. aft break, we continue inside ces by going one on one with the founder of nes labs about how the internet of things is coming to your home. >>> we always love to see a good drone at ces, and this year parrot was once again up to the challenge. its quad copter drone c

can comment on it my mom can comment on it and some young person in south africa can comment on it but it's not just about commenting it's about it's not a way of well you know we're talking about two hundred sample i mean that's a social so let's get to that point we're not at the point now we can't use the internet to do digital democracy why not. the technology is not there but the mood of registration of it and all of that we can have an idea a digital age you can have those usual elections once every four years but aren't you worried about digital i.d.'s i don't know i'm asking you i'm not so i think we can get there but i don't think we get there today because i don't think it's going to work today because i don't think that the establishment of all can. want that but in principle do you think it's even possible not just for the americans but for democracy in any other country to actually get people involved in that process on such a substantial level yes because it could make a politics totally dysfunctional or could make it work for a much better. i mean i think that there's th

of can food that you can eat without any preparation. >> here is a giant can of green giant canned cornand this, a manual can opener, your electric can opener will not be working not only to have one but to know where to find it in your kitchen. >> yes. >> so in addition to canned goods, we are going to have fresh food and you have to preserve that and i know that we have an ice chest. >> having an ice chest on hand is really important because your refrigerator will not be working right away. it is important to have somebody else that can store cold foods so something that you might be able to take with you if you have to leave your home. >> and here, this is my very own personal emergency supply box for my house. >> i hope that you have an alternative one at home. >> oh, i forgot. >> and in this is really important, you should have flashlights that have batteries, fresh batteries or hand crank flashlight. >> i have them right here. >> good. excellent. that is great. additionally, you are going to want to have candles a whistle, possibly a compass as well. markers if you want to label t

that is a check that we can do that no one else can do because we have all those check in. >> can you any numbers? >> we do not have to share a lot of that. i would love to, but i do want to surprise. last year was a great year for us in terms of generating revenue and getting product in the marketplace. every quarter, we doubled revenue. we are expecting good things by the end of this year, too. >> i guess you are into wearables. do you have a future in wearable technology? >> we think about what is of best version of foursquare. not one you have to pull out of your pocket and use, what are the other displays it we might access? what can we do with displays of the wrist? what can we do with google glass? we have a prototype where you walk into a place it will buzz you and tell you friends are nearby or tell you about his two places. >> sam grobart and foursquare ceo dennis crowley. our special series on ai beyond robots is next. ♪ >> welcome back to the best of "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. we did a special series on artificial intelligence. we take a look at how ai has changed

you can hear the music in it. you can hear the conviction in it.e used to turn his back. >> it is interesting you say that, because don hewitt, the great executive producer of 60 what hewas famous for could do in screening. he would turn his back, i am , and here it. what are you hearing? >> you hear the conviction, the shape tom of the musicality. it is more interesting than the faces. i have known lots of people who are just listening, and you can hear when it is right. >> i wonder if there is an equivalency between the sense of pitch, and people can hear better than other people when there is a finely tuned sense of hearing that is connected to something like pitch. it is all connected to the brain. >> you can hear the conviction. music. hear the so it is easy directing judy pinc. >> do you say anything to her like louder, quieter? that was helen's line, four ,hings a director should say louder, softer, faster, slower. tell them whatto to do. they are very, very good at their job. directors whobe .re interested in how >> i am. >> you want to kno

good. >> can i give it a try?absolutely. >> i'm going to ask you not to come full speed, it's very hard. >> shut the door. position themselves so they can confront the attacker when they come in. >> well, if you had one word to describe it, what would it be? >> empowering. >> same word every single teacher we give it to you, says the same thing. thank you for not break my fingers. [ laughter ] >> i later showed this video to brendan heroine, a professor at health and human security. >> anything that we can use in order to buy time for our children, is a good thing. but hopefully, every teacher that is given a white board has some level of training. you can't just do it one time and say okay i got it. it's too late to read the instructions once the shooting starts. >> but what about the role of bulletproof batches in schools? i wanted to hear from other mothers that the insert is a good idea. >> i think it's a false sense of security. even if i hold this, i think this is heavy. if you can flee from an assailant, i

super strong case on apparently you can game with a hammer he can. i wanna laugh and you connect and sliced vegetables. i don't know why you'd be doing than your tablet are high on but you can do it but it's nice to be very durable and save money back he added he is the ad but it supposedly has not and some cutting edge technology at me and sat develop nanotech mobile device converts called the invisible phone guard sam last sunday we can use to make money by selling out companies in the repair shop that has a lot of money to play an active al at all and feel the sea as we heard a statement from ford motor company that's raising some eyebrows and earn a panel discussion jim farley that which is ford's global vp of marketing and sales and this is a sad mean ol' everyone who drinks a lot me know when you're doing it. we have gps in your car so we know what you're doing by the way we don't supply that didn't anyone. so what i can imagine some privacy advocates for a little concerned about this i was hearing anything definitely especially with this new c

credit which can in turn initiate economic activity which can generate income to repay the debt and if that system is stable in search of speak then the creation of credit is entirely a good thing for economic activity if it's allowed to be wasted or gambled on speculative activities then that system big you know falls into disick librium if you like. now what about the social contract issues surrounding money and debt now that the debt collapse that has occurred how do we deal with those issues when there are debts to be repaired which appear to be unplayable. yes i mean the point is we're nine a terrible mess we liberalise the financial system we allowed if you like the finance sector to run amok and we're now in a frightful mess and the very high levels of private debt and growing levels of a public debt now this three ways to deal with debt you can either pay it down by getting employment getting a job making profits and generating income to pay it down or you can write it off. that's the other thing that can be done you can go through a bankruptcy process unfortunately that can

lee lee they can do this.a first amendment. >> but let's look at thee employment context. there are laws the city you can discriminate against someone because they have been arrested and convicted if what they are convicted or arrested for is not related to the job that they do. so someone can now be asked about that. gerri: but they do it anyway. >> no the employer, even though they can ask for it, they go on and they just go in the internet and see it. that, to me is in direct contravention of what those laws are about. >> but bring that down to facebook or your living in a college application. the facebook order twitter. you can do that. >> bu that person is putting in on themselves. how many gifts have not done just because they have a six-pack in the hand of facebook. this is somebody else dredging something up continues to the use of what a weigt. next thing you know you don't get a job. >> know is going to say that. we dressed up that day from 11 years ago which would never be allowed in the courtroom.

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can this be open source, can everybody benefit from it and use it equally and can we all kind of innovate as a society? epic of mr. taking steps in the interaction says maybe it will be solved. >> the litigate that. and supercenter them are successful fists. both sides. they're overreaching in the patterns that have been issued for all these tickets have been to profs call. obviously if you're fighting that many endure winning six of the mother needs to be some reform and on to paris and business hours ice the large and small to have a road map and the method to be able to push back. >> are read somewhere that when you go on your iphone 6n pulldown to refresh the actual actual--- action, that was patented. it became part of a typical user experience for users on mobile devices when that when you pull them superior to me that does not feel like something that should have been a patented, you know, a user experience, but it was commanded created a lot of controversy. in general been pushing for advocating six, take a second look at what it your filing for patents on. it can be creating a be

we can do t. you can do it. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. ~ >>> hi, everyone.'m the woman she was just talking about. i was here about six weeks ago talking about the threat of eviction, ellis eviction, and now i have it. i'm in the loop. its was never a pleasant loop to be in. in my block, eight families received ellis act on the 29th in two buildings. eight families have been impacted by the same landlord. when i attended an attorneys meeting yesterday, she sent a little blurb out to those who were attending about what's going to transpire, to have only one person per household. and i thought oh, the poor woman, she does president want to hear a lot of blah. but that was president why. there were so many people turned up. she was representing so many people from just this one fellow, this one landlord, that they couldn't have -- more than one per household couldn't fit in the room. she had a great big room. so, that's what's happening in my neighborhood. it's really a terrifying thing. i also thank you for the work you've been doing. i know you're sympathetic

what can only be called rich in every tiny person can afford accommodation entertainment go to the hospital to have an education. otherwise my gp per capita killing a few people are really rich. china often used the excuse that developing country for its problems. it's on the part the country were major reasons for the country are made are wealthier than others. the cast their spell but it can be spread out in pink and a treat to get them to increase. it happened to the duality of china being both rich and poor will continue. we've gone out to get the price. the fund on tv or to understand the cost of living. detective on the street thinking how much he didn't earn. but the look of the gap. an intelligible to implement against the chip lead in key to making big profits from selling plane ticket. only a little creaky a chunk of people commented on my plane ticket. they're relatively cheap. here is laughable. i can always a good detective agency with peach orchard lot of money from passengers alike tickets for my trip. it's more convenient than traveling to or click the page. i know i'm going

when can they do this?re going to start rolling out a pilot program by the end of the year. that's the treasury department's goal. >> thanks for coming over, we appreciate. >>> 277 days until election day and democrats are counting the number of seats they'd have to win to take back the house. is it worth the effort here, and the money to boot, when control of the senate is so close? our strategists weigh in next. ♪ [ screaming ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing the bold, all-new nissan rogue with intuitive all-wheel drive. because winter needs a hero. ♪ yeah... try new alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heartburn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. [ male announcer ] new alka seltzer fruits chews. enjoy the relief! >>> in quiet phone calls and traded e-mails on the hill right now, politico is reporting the democrat party is working on a new strategy for 2014, put all the eggs or the money here in the senate basket. the theory, do not waste precious campaign do

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cost can give us a lower that we can pass onto to the consumer, that would be an option. but there is a lot of water to catch. the courts still have to rule. it is more speculation than anything else at this time. -typeat about a hulu service? a similar question, is that something that dish would be interested in? >> you mean that service that does not have as many commercials in it? [laughter] of course, we would be interested. thehing that could improve experience of our customers or potential customers. we talked about boxing, and you have that kangaroo mascot. >> super joey. he is a fighter like me. >> i remember getting my kangaroo a couple of years ago. joe clayton. forget buses. how about a boat? google will now be ferrying employees from san francisco to headquarters in silicon valley. more on that, coming up. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. google.mmute for reportedly, a ferry is taking employees from san francisco down to redwood city. the service started on monday. presumably, another shuttle would pick them up in redwood city. this afte

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i can actually react to something like that.m just curious now -- i'm out on a limb -- i wonder if there is any parallel or parallels in your mind between what you see when you watch the artistry of sport and the artistry of music. >> yes, absolutely. there are several. first, there is if you want to call it energy -- when you see a person, whether it is a basketball player or baseball player or a tennis player, the kind of energy that they have, whether you hit the ball or whether you throw the ball, whatever it is that you do, i , when- another thing is you watch michael jordan, for example, you see a ballet dance. that is something that can be a very musical thing. is energy.t a lot of it is energy. a lot of it is what you are actually hearing in your year and then trying to get it into the plane. a lot of the stuff in music, for some people feel very private when they play. they say, i feel i don't want you to know. is my business. in performance, if you feel something, then you can actually express it to the audience. it is

can be recharged. if your case is dismissed it doesn't mean it's dismissed forever. if the district attorney doesn't charge you it could be for a whole number of reasons. >> the bottom line on what you're saying is that there's no class of arrestees who could be picked up on technically it would be called a felony, everybody would agree, it wasn't a serious offense. they are booked but never really held in detedges other than going through the booking process and then they're kicked loose. once they've had the swab taken, then the state is free to go ahead and analyze it and process it as occurred in maryland. and all the rationale in justice kennedy's opinion about the criminal history and the protecting of the jailers and the imposition of conditions of release or revocation of bail, where do those come into play in that category of people? > it comes into play, at the outset, a felony is a serious offense. s the class exdefinition of a serious offense. but in the opinion it is also clear that there

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how can you work with us to change these laws and what we can do about that. third and -- third, i don't think i'm an evil minded person. all of us working together has to make this work. but let's be realistic, vehicles are the most deadliest things on the street, so that's why the fatality is focused on that, but we have to give them their tools to do their job. >> we have someone from the mta that's going to followup. i have a few more names. kate, michael and andrew peterson. >> my name is castle, and i'm with the tenant housing clinic as an outreach worker. i like to appreciate or express my an appreciation for this issue. i'm looking forward to seeing -- follow through and commitment to this. and maybe -- it's on a ten year plans zero fatalities and so forth. i would like to see some urgency on this because this is serious. i appreciate your efforts and the activist and the media attention to this and the bike coalition. i like to thank the independent media such as san francisco guardian that brought this to our attention earlier and so forth but i woul

we can do this. i know we can. i have tremendous help for vermont and for our efforts to overcome this challenge and keep for months the vermont that we cherish for generations to come. thank you so much. [applause] according to an article published after the speech before state lawmakers for mob law enforcement community had been warning of the dangers of drug addiction. there been a series of high-profile drug suites in communities facing drug problems and prosecutors and police said they can solve the problem by themselves. the article points out that heroin addiction was up 250% and that the number of people who died of heroin overdoses nearly doubled since last year. >> now to indiana for the state of the state address from governor mike pence. talked about early pre skynyrd education, the expansion of medicaid and in the state response to the recent record cold temperatures. the republican, previously served in the house representatives from 2001 to 2013. [applause] [applause] [applause] v mean in new. >> spe

you can try to have your husband help you. or you can have a friend or you can have a life coach.charts in his native england for months with his hit single called "love me again." >> john is bringing his music stateside with his first ever u.s. television appearance. we're delighted to have you. his debut album "tribute" comes out today. he'll sing it for us. welcome to america. congratulations. >> thank you. >> you've been burning up the charts across the pond and now you're here. how does it feel to be in the states? >> incredible. such a big thing for any musician and to see the response i'm getting here feels incredible. we looked on itunes before and the album is up to number five which is incredible. >> terrific. now, you've been called the male adele. you feel like a little tension because of that or is that just thrilling? >> i think people are silly. >> you can prove it right now. we're so excited to have you. john newman, everybody. >> thank you. ♪ know i've done wrong left your heart torn ♪ ♪ is that what devils do ♪ took you so long where only fools go ♪ ♪ i shook the

google can do with data, but what small businesses can do with data.ompanies with small businesses that they do have access to customer data, but not the ability to process or understand. they are on the cusp, but i do not know when that will happen. >> i will give you an example. it is the essence of the data 2.0. if you look at what you previously needed in order to be able to process that much data, and actually mined for those nuggets of insight, it was a huge investment. only the largest organizations can afford. what look at today is the type of technology they are bringing to market. there's is ability for smaller companies -- an example is a relatively small gaming company. what they are doing now is using our platform to be able to trace every button and click and swipe that our children are making when they are online, on games. --t is millions and aliens capture data event. they're looking to see how they can design this game better. why does everyone stop at this point? how do i figure out who those individuals are and redesign my games to

can you speak to that?ou know, and you still have contact in terms of how they look at, i assume they call on you, in a sense, for counsel about big themes. >> they had a tough 2013, both in political terms and in domestic policy terms, in foreign-policy terms. i think there was a strong sense on the part of the president and everyone else they needed to turn the page on that and i think there have been some important personnel changes in the white house. but much more important was the president was positive. he was not bitter and chastising. he was embracing the idea of progress that was not just through the passage of laws, his discussion on a number of issues of partnerships with business. i think he was also laying the groundwork for his being a strong leader going forward because i think he senses after five years in the presidency there will be events none of us can imagine that will take place in the next three years to which he will lead the nation in reacting and that will actually be an important

there's not a lot we can present. i've certainly more than happy to answer questions but i'll reflect in my prior capacity as a supervisor for seven years at district 5 that was for japantown and i was also a member of the budget committee often there would be requests of then promoters and neighborhood organizations and small meetings and large events that would look to us to try to negotiate a better fair or rate because it can be cost permissible active for us to put on a mom and pop kind of event. we also look to and still do to the police department because in the charter 10 b is clear in its stipulation it provides the san francisco police department as the agency that has the first right of refusal in its determination how 10 b is administered in the city and county of san francisco. it also is attached to that first right of refusal their ability to visit other agencies to help provide services. back then when i was on the committee of the services that weren't cord that he sfpd were less than he 10 percent so

he's one of the few people who can pull that off. >> oh, you think he can pull it off? okay. >> for the record baldness hurts in the cold and the heat, okay. >>> of course, this would be the absolute worse night in the world to have the power go out, but it could happen and if it does, we'll hear tips on how to survive the experience. first you'll want to check to make sure you haven't just blown a circuit or fuse on your electric panel. next if the power is out in your neighborhood, report it to your utility company. losing power tonight would feel like a crisis but remember. you don't call 911 unless it's a real emergency like if someone is injured or in danger or if the power lines are down in your neighborhood. you can listen to your battery powered radio or television for the latest information and dress to stay warm. remember gloves and a hat can be especially important. believe it or not, avoid opening your fridge and freezer as much as you can so it doesn't spoil. food inside should stay cold for hours if the door is left cold. take a warm shower to increase you

you can do some sampling. >> can we put in a song?is all here. you just play, holding the sound. >> is that me or you? >> that's you. let's do a beatoff. you first. three, two, one. >> now, ready for me? >> go with me, go with me. with me. >> i am with you. ♪ >> did you turn mine off? >> yes, yours is off. >> that is so unfair. the new girl gets hers turned off. >> you get the sound -- >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> all right, we have the music, we had the wine. all that is left is dinner. >> yes, comfort food for our perfect night like tonight. the cold night. >> but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> it is time to take you into today's kitchen for a delicious way to stay warm inside when it is bitter cold outside. >> that's right. and today we're making braised brisket. >> this is what you want to eat when it is cold outside this will warm you up on the inside. i have a beautiful brisket here. keep the fat on it now. we'll take it off later. this will make it nice and juicy. >> anything special you should tell the butcher or

that is where the style of learning will change. >> can watson feel? can he sense a motion?u're asking a really great question. >> is that a problem? >> computers and humans are not the same thing. when you and i taught, we are using language with an elaborate indexing system two point to our shared experience. that shared experience as a human experience. you have learned things. when we speak i look at you. i do not know, the only way i know if you understanding these words is you are nodding right now. that is feedback saying maybe my words are pointing into her brain somewhere and we have this common understanding. humans do not have that --i am sorry, he computers do not have that. they have massive amounts of data but not the human experience. quite so there is communication happening. >> exactly. it is usually contextual. if you are using all kinds of information for around you. you mentioned foursquare. you want to capture more and more context. the more features that can allow you to narrow into what you mean by a particular word or phrase is going to facilitate tha

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a diverse pool of qualified individuals from whom the department can hire and who then can form the pool of people would promote to the successful levels within the department. what -- there is a long history, not just san francisco, across the nation. we've surveyed other departments, particularly every large urban agency has a long history of discrimination of people of color and women. the descent decree was a good start. we can't hire based on race in any way. we striving to find testing pools that -- we're obligated to find testing tools that reduce impact. we must follow the guidelines on employee selection procedures which were developed and adopted by the employment and the department of justice. the way we do an exam, it's not hey, these are good questions. we have to survey subject matter experts which are the individuals doing the exam examine a detailed survey, but what it takes to be successful in the job. what do they do on a day to do basis, how important is it. and then we must design an exam that test for those things that are required on the job. and that's what we

not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. >>> good evening. a mediocre receiver. sherman may be lining up opposite from his buddy in denver. thomas one of the many weapons peyton manning has he's got sprinter speed and 92 catches, 14 for candidates and knows sherman very well. >> we're friends i met richard sherman a couple times and we had a camp together in oregon. and we did stuff in l.a. together. >> it's no secret. number one defense going against number one offense i'm excited to watch that. >> dilemma going forward players using marijuana can be suspended. there is research suggesting pot may help those suffering from concussions and dealing with long-term pain issues >> i would say we have to continue to explore and compete to find ways to take care of our players. the fact it's in the world of medicine is something the commissioner realizes. so making the research i'm in support of. >> agent lee steinberg was the first super agent going back to the 70s then increasing use of signing athletes. he made a fortune then lost it all because

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can we get a demo? we talked about wearable computing and they told me about this new service they were talking about called google for better web search. it was just grad students talking to each other at the time. about 2010, after it was clear the smartphone thing was really taking off and was going to be successful, i sent him an e-mail saying, why don't you take a look at this work that's really progressed a long way and the next thing i knew, i was out there working on glass. they decided independently of me about two months before they were going to do the wearable computer so my timing was perfect. >> having worked on this for more than 20 years, it's pretty obvious it's gotten so much better. processing power has gone up exponentially. from today looking forward, what are some of the next major breakthroughs that are going to facilitate the next generation of the things you're working on? >> a lot of it will be intelligence. i really believe we are going to get smarter and smarter assistance fo

you can retrain your brain. more rational. >> more optimists or more pessimists? which group is bigger, would you say? the people that lose -- >> the people who don't get stress ready more optimistic. they're looking at and are more hopeful. there has to be a way out of this. i know we'll make it. they go more easily into the reasoning mode that sarah was talking about. >> i was on a flight once and we were so late getting in. when we got to the detroit airport, we were sitting on the tarmac for an hour. one guy was reading a book calmly. one guy was freaking and screaming and they were both going to get off the plane at the exact same time and one was going to be calmer and live longer. there has to be longer term effects of things like that. >> do you think there was a good reason he was anxious to get some place or -- >> could have been, but the guy had a brief case, clearly going on a trip and looking up. i just thought if i had a choice to be this one or this one, i'd be -- >> that's the point. we do have a

you can buy it. it's taxed. it's socially accepted for the most part. >> it's a very interesting experiment that is going on in colorado. thank you for joining us again to keep us posted on what's happening. appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> we may not have hover boards yet but plenty other futuristic technology has arrived at the consumer electronic show in las vegas. the nation's longes largest show of its kind. tim it's always great to have you on the show. i know there is a delay because of the satellite connection but i want to start with cars. they were a big car at this year's show. mostly because of the advancement we are seeing with self driving cars. what have you seen? >> we're seeing interesting self driving demonstration. audi has a car that can park itself, which is not too new. you can but park from your phone, and you can get out of your car anding it back into a parking spot. we can went up to a racetrack, in a bmw, it went racing all by itself. it was exciting to say the least. >> amazing

can we take that without an objective. can we move that forward. without objection. madam clerk any further business? >> that concludes the business of today's meeting. supervisor scott weiner: we are adjourned. thank you very much. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >> >> >> >> >> good afternoon, and welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors land use and economic development committee. i am scott wiener, the chairman of the committee, to my right is supervisor jane kim, our committee vice-chair and to my left is supervisor malia cohen. and supervisor cohen i would like to welcome you back. our clerk is lisa miller and i would like to thank sfgtv for broadcasting this hearing specifically larson and -- any announcements? >> the clerk: yes. please silence all electronic devices. any speaker cards should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear in the agenda on january 28th unless notified. >> we have a robust turnout for today's hearing. we have overflow seating in the main board of supervisors chamber room 250. if you have completed your public

who can make those requests any organizations can ask for additional police services. a request can be made for additional police personnel and other equipment and k9 and dignitary protection and motorcycles and other materials in the police department to aid the public for their needs. also under the provision of 10 b is a language for the use of the dispatchers for large city events that require additional dispatchers to be put into service. their cost recovery comes under that code. additionally the code is the street cleaning for the parking and traffic for the mta for the department for their traffic control. the 10 b unit is centralized on the floor across from the field operations control. we have one captain and two sergeants. what comes through this. the first time that comes to mind is the movies and films. any requirements they have for the shooting of movies we work in concert with the film commission with their requirements what they're going to need for the filming to take place. they generally need our motorcycle unit. we can't get the motorcycle officer

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and the humming bird says, because it is what i can do. and it would be something if we all did just what we can do and i get the sense that the city of san francisco has taken that commitment on very seriously, we are one small city, fewer than a million people, climate change is a global problem and does not have boundaries but, i had all levels of the city family government and the community and the departments, and the people are making an effort and we just wanted to bring that to your attention and hope that you consider that as future projects come your way. thank you. >> public comment? >> commissioners? >> well i just want to say that i think that it is great to hear this report and i think that the comment at the very end in terms of doing what we can is very appropriate because it is a huge problem and we can do it in bite size and it is nice to know that we are on top of what we can do and even though we are a small contributor, i guess in san francisco, as far as your chart in saying that what we do as far as emissions but i k

sample, can we deal upon when one can get rid of it? in maryland all samples and profiles are immediately destroyed if all qualifying criminal charges are determined to be unsupportive. but in california quite opposite occurs. in fact, even if someone wants to have his d.n.a. sample destroyed, he must send a request to the court, to the d.n.a. laboratory, and to the prosecuting attorney, right? and the court has the discretion to expunge and then if the court doesn't expunge then denial is unappealable, isn't that correct? >> the process -- that is not a full description. >> i didn't expect it to be a full because i haven't got all day to give it to you if i had to read the statute. but the bottom line is this is expunged only when the court has discretion and if the prosecutor says no, often it doesn't, it cannot happen? >> that is a very limited reading of that procedure. what the statute actually provides -- >> tell me then -- it seems to me there is quite a bit of difference between automatic expungement on one side and going throug

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you can, you can have your qualifications and you can have your qualifications and you can even really prioritize those qualifications which is something that we tried to do very hard the last time, but you have to trust -- in this case you have to trust the search firm to kind of balance those qualifications because in my experience in this job, you are never going to get anybody who possesses all of the qualifications you want, even the ones you made public. and it's a balancing act. it's sort of a go with your gut. at some level, who -- who you end up with when you narrow the field and who you end up with when you do the interviews. so, i think the fact we're all talking to them is a really great first step because it means that they will have a much broader sense of how we weigh these various qualifications and ideals that we want in the person who is going to be the next executive director. >> i just want to add one quick thing. that i will obviously as everybody knows, if we get candidates who are interested, whom to refer them to because it will be up on a website and there will

you can call and make an appointment. if you don't you can go to the pharmacy. and if costs are too much you can contact your local county health department. they'll have a vaccine available. >> seems like everybody is sick. how do you tell the different between the two? with the flu symptoms are more severe and you usually have a fever. flu coughs are dry sxun productive. cold symptoms include stuffy, runny nose, but the flu symptoms can come on rapidly just 3 to 6 hours, we've posted on our abc7 news facebook page to share information with friends and family. >> foster farms is reacting to the shut down of one facility by the us da. inspectors say they found cockroaches crawling inside of the processing plant in livingston, south of modesto. >> well foster farms says they took action as soon as learning of the problem but accord together government found cockroaches in september and no action was taken until yesterday. lib lynnett wleft a bag full of foster farms chicken. planning to barbecue it for the family. >> do you have concerns? >> no. i don't. i feel t

as you can tell there is a lot of complexity here and we want to know how we can improve it. thank you for being here today. >> thank you, it's a pleasure for being here today. thank you for inviting us to participate for this informational hearing. as we mentioned i had prepared remarks but i'm going to try to abbreviate them so i'm not repeating what you have already heard. the planning did pursuant to title of the ceqa guidelines on february 22, 2011. that was an appealed by the board of supervisors and that appeal was rejected in july of 2011. they sought relief from the superior court and deemed that the exemption had been lawfully granted and it's being an appealed. since then at&t submitted permits to the department of public works. it should be noticed that we have been able to identify 348. rather than putting two cabinets we can combine the geography into one cabinet reducing the number of over all cabinets we are going to need in san francisco to complete this project. of the 363 permits 181 sites have completed the process and they have been secured. 133 were proc

that can just leave. when you are trying to forecast what the fed is going to be doing in 2016, you may not even know who was going to be making those decisions. i think this means we should rethink some of these models that involve an institution like the fed committing to do something in 2.5 years when you don't even know who the people will be. i am not sure what the fed can do that is institutionally feasible. that is another area. i will close with this -- this is a little play on ed prescott's famous theory. i am struck by how little attention the public has paid to what is actually going on with the -- rules. there is an attempt at will be that will be potentially monumental in the way that we approach banking regulation that will finally pay attention as to whether or not the banks have enough assets in hand and a funding structure in hand to avoid fire sales. there are two potential tools. in of them has to do with the amount of short-term funding you can get. the other is the amount of assets yo