we have the eight categories here.al ka poen, couldn't get him on any of the stuff that he did so they brought a tax case. >> that's an individual case. i'm talking about categories. thank you. but chairman carter is wrestling with this right now. we've got vast numbers of abandoned kids being handed over to the cartels coming across the border. it's heartbreaking and it's a terrible message to send not to prosecute a whole category of people because you've got these kids being abandoned. it's a heartbreaking situation. >> just so my position is clear, i categorically disagree with your saying that we are not prosecuting vast categories of cases in a way that's inconsistent with the way things have been done by prior justice departments. >> i suspect judge carter will have a follow-up. >> if the gentleman will yield. i appreciate the chairman being patient. i can tell you in my subcommittee on the homeland security, we have sat and heard the conversation from all of the departments that it's the policy of the governmen

i believe there will be additional categories that local government's will be in favor have to lead to something strongly supported bipartisan's. the vehicle for that is the carbon tax bill that's been introduced and the author is getting ready to move that aside for cap and trade. we're about to get into the actual negotiations between the myths, the senate and the recreational partners on what the framework should look like in the cap and trade revenues. it's been a long time coming >> supervisor tang. >> i have had a question about this bill regarding the temporary license plates i want to know what's prohibiting us from doing more work with the dmv so they can be more efficient not to spend all the time and research in this. >> i don't know the full history that's a resource issue more than anything their you funded by rental fees and i recall the budget being put together there's tithe budget organization i think what the authorizes and sponsors are thinking to make that efficiency reform better it's costly and make that more difficult for eventually passage of that bill becaus

in the category of special education are counted twice sometimes, because we have broken them down by ethic group and by the other classifications. of these students and i will walk you through one of these so you may understand what they may mean and so let's take the african american students. and the number of students that out of the 758 is actually 74 students. and when you average how many courses they are missing it is 2.6 courses. and i know that you ask, how can you come out with a 0.6 course, realize that we have students that transfer in and the students that get a variable credit for a course or something like that and when you actually do an average, you get a real number, as an average which is 2.6. and in most cases, in most cases, these students in this particular group are missing either a mathematics course, a language other than english, or physical education course. and so, that is how that would read throughout the document for each subgroup, and then we will have it broken down by english learners and we have it broken down by special education students. so, to q

in order to be considered for category 3 status it needs to meet the first two conditions it's more than 40 years old outside of a conservation district and be judged to have importance and the staff has said there are several elements in favor that's a small-scale lost building and features refined terra cotta or inments. of particular interest it is a 20th century flaw and is rare on market street. the final remit under the section is the building be rated very good in architecture design or to its environment this is one of the easiest to make it to the market street theater it should be considered excellent or very good to its investment that's that's not a justification the building is going to be used as an arts facility and the california bond folks will be here to talk about it if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them >> thank you, commissioners any questions. >> commissioner johns. >> i thought the case report was one of the best i've seen in a long time so everyone that worked on it congratulations you did a great job. >> commissioners any other questions. thank

the iranian nuclear issue is in the serious category. north korea is the nuisance category, at least from our perspective. it's a mouse that roars some of the time. a completely failed state that only has a nuclear program. so i'd put that in the nuisance category. pakistan is another matter. it is, as joe says, a real worry. so far, interestingly, many of the bad things people thought might happen immediately from the india-pakistan becoming nuclear, haven't happened. you have found a certain amount of restraint, maybe even good sense maybe even common sense, happening between them but there are lots of sources of turmoil that might underhand pakistan in general as a koa haren state, and that puts the publicationy nuclear program in the serious category. >> joe? >> let me just elaborate on iran. why we're optimistic about this. the great tragedy of the u.s.-iran relationship has been since the hostage taking, that when one country isn't willing to negotiate, the other has not, and it isn't that iran is refused to come to the table. no.

criteria and we first, degree the projects for the eligibility, and then we compared them against category specific, and program wide prioritization criteria and in addition to this existing prior station criteria, we wanted to ad mere to the prop a mandate to deliver benefits to the public, by prioritizing the projects that were able to initiate this work in this current year and also the projects in light of the vision zero resolutions that were recently introduced by the board of supervisors earlier this year. >> we are recommended a million dollars to the mccal ter project and 360,000 for the signals project and for a total of $1.41 million which exceeds the total available funds of 1.15 million but we will talk about that later. the two top scoring projects distinguish themselves because each is located on a walk first corridor and address the documented needs. the only project that is able to initiate the work during the year and included more pedestrian safety treatment and it was also grounded in a strong community process that is the tender loin, member neighborhood transportation

there hasn't been a lot of innovation in the category.hen i left my finance job in 2012, i was wearing the same pant suit as i was in 2003. so the trends are historically very slow moving. we think that's because fashion designers and brands don't really understand the rules of the modern women's corporate dress code. so we felt like there was an opportunity to really cater to her and service her by coming at it from a different vantage point and that is really living those rules. >> do you ever watch those fashion shows and you look at the clothes and in magazines and you say, it might look great but you can't ever imagine wearing it in public? >> yeah. even further, i can't imagine wearing it to work. unfortunately there is a dress code and there are a lot of nuances underlying that. so from a content perspective, the magazines, you have to be fairly literal when you're describing trends and how to infuse your personal style into the dress code. >> how can you find more about 25 bedford? and what would be a measure of your success for t

the second charged category the controllers set up in 2004 an audit the city services audit division that costs is 2 tenths of 2 percent comes in at the 3.8 that fund funds any kind of review or audit that the controllers deems whether the contractors or the design team. as a result of those questions we put that together. now getting back to this presentation on the bond sale side we've also listed as you see a percentage rate there starting in the first bond in 2009 to the current one we solid on january 16th. this is the percentage that the city has to pay back for the borrowing of that money over a 20-year period you see back in 2009 the interest rate was high and 2011 to 2012 you could get money for less than 2 percent so when we solid bond in 2012, we got a rate of 2.71 and our last bond rate went up to 3.35. they bid this there were 7 bidders and then how the city pays that back t it collects if you're a homeowner in the city your are first property tax is duodecimal 10 and the section april 10th i believe. the city makes two payments to pay back it's debt 5 days after decembe

they hadn't checked in on what this did, they just provided this category to big pharma. and you saw that not just in the u.s. but in europe as well. so that is my issue, that those that are currently working within government, and most of them within the fda, are going to be closely tied to big pharma, so these rules are going to be skewed. they are going to make the process available, for this product, but they could have done that already for the last four years. the date, nah we were with talking about, was february in 20 with seven, until march of 2011, where you had the ability to provide the information, to actually get market authorization from the fda. none of those have been approved. that is an issue. when you have big government, all of a sudden stepping into a sector, that they feel that they need to control, then that's potentially a good thing, as long as there's no overreaching and that is clearly what seems to be the case now. because with the regulation, i think there's a problem with the equivalentsy. >> when you have seen these proposed rules is this a

the category for this one is "before & after."be tricky, so keep that category in mind as you play. mary, you'll start. t. there is a t, and you're off to a good start. all right. n. there are two n's, so pick up that prize. that's a $5,000 cash prize from our friends at natural balance. that goes down there. you have some money if you want to buy something or not. it looks like she's gonna spin. d. no. no d. ashley. r. one r. s. no s. wes, your turn. l. uh-huh. couple of l's will get you $1,800, wes. wel --. couple of l's will get you $an a., wes. there's no a. mary, back to you. well, the wheel is being really unkind to you. totally. ashley. ashley: i'll buy an o. [ laughs ] yeah, there are two o's up there. f. one f. i'll buy an e. mm-hmm. there are five of those. that'll take you down to $550. uh-oh, uh-oh, uh-oh. my goodness. wes, it's your turn. wes: b. yeah. there's a b. y. yeah. there are two y's. all right, wes. you have $3,650. what do you think? i'll buy a vowel -- an i. one i. w. one w. i'd like to solve the puzzle. al

2003, the focus was a capitol program and there were a few programs, and we do not have a generic category to fund this mult tie model and that is something that will reauthorize the sales tax and in that term the november, 2014 ballot measures offer a real good source dedicated to education and endivorcement and we are also working with the mta and the department of public health on alternative transportation program application that will help to provide a more comprehensive city wide education and out reach, campaign related to vision zero and you can probably answer any questions from the mta. >> thank you. >> are there any other questions colleagues? >> have we opened this up for public comment yet? >> so let's open this up for public comment. >> we did. okay. >> then, let's have a roll call,. >> number 6, commissioner breed in >> aye. >> campos. >> aye. >> kim. >> aye. >> mar >> aye. >> yee. >> aye. >> this item passes. >> thank you. >> please call item 7. >> 7, major capital projects update, and muni radio replacement project, this is an information item. >> good morning, commissione

the budget and legislative analyst to reallocate up to 20 percent of the hours between services categories based on board of supervisors service needs, and requiring board of supervisors approval of hours re-allocation greater than 20 percent; establishing performance goals; and setting a date for the 2014 annual performance evaluation of the budget and >> item motion approving the budget and legislative analyst services work plan for 2014; allocating hours for calendar year 2014; authorizing the budget and legislative analyst to reallocate up to 20 percent of the hours between services categories based on board of supervisors service needs, and requiring board of supervisors approval of hours re-allocation greater than 20 percent; establishing performance goals; and setting a date for the 2014 annual performance evaluation of the budget and legislative >> item motion approving the budget and legislative analyst services work plan for 2014; allocating hours for calendar year 2014; authorizing the budget and legislative analyst to reallocate up to 20 percent of the hours between services ca

i don't think it's wise to expand into additional categories making formulate retail including a lot of things that are not considered formula retail as with banks they're all formula retail so to make them go through hoops there's not a competitor here. it's disserves those places where there's no final constitution you walk along mission street or ocean or geneva there's very few banks or inspections in those areas we want to encourage them so to make them it does a disservice by making it harder for financial institutions to go in there. the level i think in your report you said that only 9 percent of formula retail were by category i guess under 50 stores and then 75 percent had of the formula retail over 50. then there's i guess there was a separate category for franchises i'm not sure how that read it sound like a dividing line 11 or 12 for our locally growing first name is if their successful at all at the rapidly surpass that so the bar a has to be higher but it makes senses. and then i'm hearing that you know the consideration of companies that might be international and not

so it really is a more holistic look at what they do by putting them in the green building category. now they obviously have to work very closely with the energy efficiency staff because a lot of what they do is energy efficiency, but it's not exclusively what they do. our green building staff spends a lot of time working on pace programs which are really financing programs is what they're working on. now they are financing programs for renewables. >> and energy efficiency. >> and energy efficiency, correct. so it's really how you want to categorize it and we've had some discussions lately, it may be up to the new director to determine maybe about reamalgamating our energy and green building team into one unit. we really have four kind of overlapping areas, we have the climate team, which is, they do cover a variety of areas. we have energy efficiency, then we have renewables and we have green building and they all have some level of overlap this terms of responsibility. one of the reasons we broke them up is because the unit was pretty big and it was harder to manage as a large unit

it is for 16, 860 hours of service divided into three categories. it's pretty much the same plan as we submitted and worked under last year. a couple differences are under budget analysis. we have increased some of the allocations because we would be increasing budgets in may of last year. we also included and overview report on the impacts of the budget which we did last year at the request of the board and this point we are requesting from the budget review. the other is we are recommending 16 hours of service and combined that category at the question of one committee. in terms of what that means for this year, already 2 months into year we have spent 1100 of those 6,000 hours that includes completing an audit on the children's fund and the fire ems audit that we just began. we have another audit scheduled on fire administration staffing. as counting for completing the ems audit and conducting the other audit, we still have approximately 3700 hours for the remainder of the year to complete the audit request. the legislation also allows us to real

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and governor o'malley in that category. ad do not suggest that coronation is a good thing for a candidate. look at successful presidential candidates like george h w the whole came through a very tough primary. who came h.w. bush through a very tough primary and bill clinton and obama. it is something about being a challenge in developing a message and finding out how to connect with the different constituents. >> will have more fun with these odds. i did say john kasich. we'll see if that is right. john and david, thank you very much. when we come back home obama's asian trip at the end of affirmative action. ♪ >> welcome back. we had across the pacific where our margaret has been following president obama on his four country visit throughout asia. margaret, one of the sources of great tension is china and japan over the islands that the president called a rock. with thems to side japanese infuriating the chinese. was that his intent? >> it was intended to side with the chinese. up for some question. the chinese know this

>> yeah, what we're seeing is it is not bringing in more growth for the categories, the volums s have been weak the past couple of years, we see people not moving out of their parents' houses, not having kids, when echb is competing harder the prices go down, the overall level of volume doesn't go up. it is just fighting for more share. >> it is important, the discount being important but not as important as a stronger dollar and not as important as slower growth in some of the emerging markets and less mature markets, but turn to some of the stocks in the category that you actually like. leading off with monster beverage, which is a controversial company, john, and a single product company to my mind, they may have other versions of the monster beverage, but this is not a company without baggage. >> no, they definitely have baggage, we upgraded the stock in december, what we learned is although there is concern about the marketing and they may need to change the marketing up, most of the consumers who buy monster drinks are looking for extra caffeine and energy. the product actually

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still a category 1 cyclone just towards the west of cairns. so your still under cyclone warnings as well with these damaging winds likely going in to your saturday. so this is going to be a prolonged storm system, continuing to gather moisture out of the coral sea so widespread flooding expected out here, as well. and definitely want to continue to check in on this storm system a little bit later on. let's take a look at what's going on off towards the north. high pressure is dominating still across much of japan, back towards the west. we are seeing some showers just north of the yangtze river basin, even extending over towards shanghai and off towards beijing. you can see some precipitation going through the next 24 hours. and eventually, this is going to continue to track off there towards the east. and we have this high over japan. that is going to be pumping moisture in along the western periphery of this. so as we see this go off, it has that rainfall come in and into the southern japanese islands. you can see some rain by the end of the

and a category two-story. how and why religion might fit into events unfolding in parts of the world? there were overlaps, not least in the election of the first openly gay bishop in the world. that was an event that would mark a key moment in the culture wars, which sent shockwaves around the community. the new digital media was speeding up the news and amplifying the reaction. the aftereffects are still being felt, not least, and other denominations where the gay issue had been fought over internally, metering what is happening in wider society. just this week, we saw the u.s. supreme court plays a hold on gay marriages in utah. let me say that again, gay marriages in utah. if you had told me, as i watched this, that 10 years later a conservative mormon utah would become the 17th to allow gay marriage, i would be rendered speechless, so dramatic was the cultural shift here, and elsewhere in the last decade. more than a dozen countries have gay marriage, and is about to become the law in england and wales. jo

they're broken down into the $50 and under category and the roughly $100 category.sive one is the google chrome cast which is this little usb style here. it plugs right into your tv and i left the cable dangling to remind you you need power for it and this works with a lot of google services, you can get netflix and it basically streams stuff from your laptop to your tv. >> i can already do that on my tv. >> well, that's the big secret. if you have a smart tv you have these services built in already. you may not have all of them and those tv interfaces are a little clunky. a lot of people don't even know they have them on their tvs. >> so that one and roku, the little stick. those are the ones under $50. >> the roku stick is about 50 bucks and does the stuff the big roku box does. it's more sluggish but it plugs into the back of your tv. >> what about the bigger boxes? >> these are like the $100 versions so they're zippier, they have faster processors in them so the menus are faster, more seamless and they sometimes have more channels. roe skew pretty much everybody

matter, threeal categories. what can you do to people who have authorized access to classified information, who have taken on some kind of obligation and then decided it is worthwhile to disclose that information, and the second category might be the journalist who does not authorize the information but gets a hold of it about whether they can publish it or not, what can be done to that person, and in the two things collide in the third category, where, let's assume the government will not go after the journalist directly, and try to criminally prosecute or otherwise punish the journalist, by asking the journalist to provide evidence about the first category, about the source, the leaker. why don't i ask then to kickoff the first category? >> in two minutes or less. >> i of -- also give the practicing lawyers the hardest assignment him ever had in their lives. i asked them to summarize two minutes a piece, which they will find very hard. jeff will have no problem with it. >> so i am talking about the legal regim

spokesperson tells me that category could include everything from trash to human waste. in the newsroom melanie woodrow ktvu channel 2 news. >> those seem like very different things to be tracked in the same category. >> reporter: they are. b.a.r.t.'s customer service employees are able to search the category by keyword but it takes time. we've asked for a breakdown of the cleanliness reports b.a.r.t. has received. >> looking forward to hearing that. >>> today b.a.r.t. unveiled its fleet of the future model train in san francisco. they contoured this new train at justin herman plaza and give feedback. the first fleet is expected to go into passenger service in 2017. you can view the next generation of b.a.r.t. cars at several other events around the bay area happening through may and be sure to go to our website ktvu.com and click on web links to find out the location near you. >>> tomorrow the chp will head out to the scene of last week's deadly bus fire and crash. their investigative team will conduct testing near orland and be using vehicles similar to the bus and the

preceded by saying let's make it a pilot program for a few year and how well it works and next is a category that nobody has built and that has been dealt with and the third is a question of the sew spaces. potentially we could see buildings like active space completely taken over by start up.coms. the kinds of businesses that we're moving into the spaces in the late 90's that lead to the creation of this sort of category and so i think that's a pending issue that still needs to be resolved. putting an office cap on those things so they don't turn completely into tech spaces, a 50% cap seems quite in agreement with it elsewhere in pdr. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello. i am david pierce. thank you for having me. kate is humbled as mart of sf made and we're partnered with them and it's like having a second partner. i founded ohio in 97 it was just me. my background is architecture and this is a manufacture design build furniture company and we are now 22 people and 7,000 square feet and i don't want to give up on san francisco and manufacturing. i shouldn't say this but regardl