i do want to mention that the city's audit includes many different components and our audit by [speaker not understood] includes all of the city's funds except for the missing components being audited by kpmg which another person will [speaker not understood] today. for the comprehensive annual financial report we issued a modified opinion as is previously known as an unqualified opinion which is the highest level assurance that you can achieve under an audit. for the second report that i'll go over, there are certain required communications that we have to communicate to the governing body under auditing [speaker not understood]. i'll go over that in just a second. we also have one current one year recommendation from the audit relating to operation for the city. and i will also go over the prior year recommendation that we have in the previous audit and we came back to follow-up on their corrective action statuses. the third report is a single audit report. again, we issued an unmodified opinion which is the highest level assurance that you can achieve under an audit. we do have a cur

this is about nine different cities. about six years of problems. one thing after another. if you have been paying attention, we have been outraged for a few years. >> what would you like to see him do right now? >> he dithers. the congress could take action. it will strengthen the v.a's ability to fire people. shinseki has lost the confidence of veterans and the american people. >> the president on memorial day always talks about veterans. what would you like to hear him say? >> memorial day is a time to reflect on the people we lost, but also action. empty rhetoric comes out of washington all of the time. how he is going to reform the v.a. and prevent suicide. we have 22 veterans that are dying every day. there is a suicide crisis in this country and we have an act. we need the president's support behind the bill. this might be the one thing republicans and democrats can get along on. the president has to lead that. >> in general, how would you rate this administration on veteran affairs? >> it has been incomplete. there have been increases to the v.a. budget and there ha

it requires the collaboration and expertise and skills and resources of different city departments and we should be proud of that, recognize it, learn from it and i think we're here to celebrate it. hopefully we can have a conversation again in that spirit of how we might continue this work. what this work tells us in terms of how we can grow it in terms of what the needs are and the constraints we've had an the opportunities that may exist. i think this is particularly relevant, i think it's been in line with many of the priorities that this board of supervisors has had over the past year or so, the increasing interest in the health of children in san francisco and what we can do to expand access to healthy choices and also environmental issues. you know, recentsly the city i know passed and ordinance around water bottles so this definitely relates to that and is in that spirit. last thing i'll say in terms of how this came guard, i was at mission high school and was talking to a group of students that were in their peer resources program and i was asking them what their priorities we

despite the controversy, ross mcnutt says police departments in ten different cities around the worldre interested in buying his system to use on a permanent basis. brianna? >> wow were saying before that just from that one, the images you were seeing of the one gangland murder in juarez, maybe they solved that crime or had evidence of that, but it plled a lot more information. >> it did. the gangland murder it captured, they tracked back through that video, found two locations where drug cartels were operating from, found 12 locations where the killers had been. they tracked 12 cars that were used in that crime. it opens up this web of information they can track back and solve a lot of other potential crimes and get other potential suspects. >> fascinating. brian todd, thank you so much. >>> just ahead, new details about pope francis' surprise invitation to israeli and palestinian leaders to join him at the vatican. he reveals what will be and what won't be on the agenda. >>> the "u.s.s. cole" returns to new york city. why this visit is so poignant. sfx: sounds of marching band and c

>> i used to be a police officer in a different city and saw a lot of animal abuse that went on, animal cruelty. some animals were abused so bad that they had to be put down because of the abuse. it was just horrific what people could do to animals. and if i can help in any way to get knowledge out there to the community, let people know if they are unable to take care of their animals, what is the main thing to do with the animals. whether it's evictions or just like issues that they're no longer able to take care of the animals. i have a cat that's 22 years old. like when i was a police officer, [speaker not understood] chopped off her foot and fortunately she's been a wonderful cat. and i want people to know that there are options. there are [speaker not understood] if you take on an animal, you need to know that it's a privilege and what you need to do to, to take care of those animals because they're dependent on us. and i just want to make sure that in san francisco that we're enforcing laws and giving people knowledge to know how to take care of them in the city boundaries. there

we now have have 125 different sites scattered across the city that are dpw properties all adopted by neighbors of the properties and converted from dead-end streets, steep hillsides and medians and other leftover bits and pieces of our street grid and converted into parks and open spaces and gardens and other recreational opportunities. all of these driven by volunteers and neighbors who live in those neighbors. the result has been a reduction in costs for the city for the maintenance of those sites, clean-up of little wastelands that would otherwise be used nefarious activities and rather enhance life and quality in the neighborhoods. we encourage moving forward with the program. thank you. >> thank you. let me call a number of other speaker names. [ reading speakers' names ] >> it's okay i butted in. good afternoon, commissioners my name is lynn valenti and program director of people in plazas, free concert series and i have been doing this for 21 years. we use small musical concerts to activate public plazas all over san francisco, both privately-owned spaces and city-owned public

. >> you have to wonder had this experiment been somewhere in a different city, in a different town, would it be different? >>> nothing better than getting a surprise gift from grandma. >> open it. >> this is 6-year-old birthday boy bruce and his little brother rex. they're opening the surprise gift from grandma. what is it? it is a teenage mutant ninja turtle lego set. and bruce had been wanting this since christmas. he asked for it for christmas and didn't get it. grandma to the rescue. found the toy. gets it for bruce for the birthday. >> leonardo, donatello, i mean rafael. >> you know he's excited. little brother rex also excited. he knows he'll get to play with it. >> oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. so cute. >> this is really cool. so great to see him so excited. this be with a great video, even if it just ended right there. but, oh, no, this gets so much better. >> what the [ bleep ] is this? >> oh! wait. what? >> what the [ bleep ] is this? >> we don't know where he learned it. kids are like sponges at that age. they'll pick up anything. let's listen to that again. he says it like h

they are two different cities, two different states.ou have spent a lot of time in the south as of late. what have you learned living in the south question mark >> i grew up in the south. i grew up in virginia. don't you mess with me on that. i grew up in lynchburg, virginia. that is the south. tavis: lynchburg is a little southern. -- south inhe arlington. >> that was always such a very important part of my life, a very specific world. a lot of my greatest influences came out of the south. my family was from tennessee. my mom was a yankee from connecticut. i definitely had a lot of southern influence in my life. it has been really fun because two of the most fun roles i have played have been southern. the first thing that i did, my big break, was a movie called "the brothers mcmullen" and we shot that thing in long island and we were playing new yorkers. i was doing new york for quite a while before the southern thing came along. i am sure i will flip-flop back and forth and go do something completely different. there is something abou

we did audit 16 major programs for fiscal year 2012-13 and that covered 15 different city departments. we do have one compliance finding that i will go over. we identified one particular finding for the aging cluster and this program was administered by the human services agency. there is a requirement for all city departments who pass this audit funding to a [speaker not understood] to identify the federal award information including the cfd number which is a unique identifying number for federal programs. and the communication had to happen at the time of the award by the time of the award, and during our audit we found that the information was communicated during the award but it was not communicated at the time of the award as required. >> communicated to whom specifically? >> to the recipient. to recipient, the grantees. >> thank you. >> so, we did identify that as the particular compliance finding and the department's corrective action plan is to include that information going forward at the time of the award to the [inaudible]. that is the only recurring finding that we have. w

i think waste management and the city need to be able to tell if residents tonight, what is different? >> city leaders say they have tough questions and who will, come election time hold their council member as ktable. >> a critical profile, lawmaker as proved the bill expanding preschool to half of the age group in the state. and a plan to put warning labels on sodas passed the senate. both bills going on to assembly. >> efforts to raise federal minimum wage have called. ted the minimum wage is $8 an hour. the bill passed today. it reaches $13 an hour in 2017. the wage will change with inflation. >> that people would not fall below federal poverty line. >> the california chamber of commerce calls the bill a job killer and republicans say state should invest in skills plaining for people. >> a california family gets more than bargained for during a trip to the willis tower sky deck. just imagine standing on it, like this, then hearing the sound of glass cracking. >> google's disclose your, this time not the perks everyone is talking about, what is inside of the pods. >> and kids, sports, and c

>> yes, i am hoping that it is going to spread day by day in different cities there. is one in 4:00 p.m. in houston, texas, and more around the cities and other countries as well, aed a not just the u.s. and canada, but other countries where there is a number of nigerian youths but like ukraine and dubai. >> thank you so much. >> absolutely. >> and we are also looking at the dire changes of climate change on the earth this morning. today, the obama administration released a most comprehensive report ever compiled on the effects of climate change across every region of the country. this sentence in that report perhaps says it all -- climate change once considered an issue for the distant future has moved fi firmly into the present. among the key findings the average temperature in the u.s. has increased from from 1.3 to 1.9. and also the hottest on record in 2012 in the continental u.s. and temperatures are projected to rise two to three more deg e degrees in this country in the next decade. and there is will also an alarming report showing the intensity and the frequen

looks out for those people that have some kind of complaint about documents, and procedure within different city departments. but f my name is on that list, or any other list, where i may have engaged in some business, with the city department, what right to privacy do i have? apparently i have none. and granted, we live in a age in which we can say there is no privacy any more, i think that most of us at some level, believe that. we are in the age of technology, and in the internet, and there are many, many entities out there that know, far more about us, than we probably know about ourselves. but even so, i would like to believe that even in some little, you know, corner of city government, there is at least one department that is not going to give us my address and my phone number. and apparently, i can't really depend on that any more. and so whatever the commission decides, i mean that i will probably vote with the majority as i have stated. yes, a violation of the law has taken place. but i have in questions about the law and those ordinances. and i think that i just want to be on the reco

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we grew this experience that has quite a demand in different cities. san francisco, miami, d.c.he demand for sushi increased because more people are familiar with it. when did you come into contact with sushi? >> i was a freshman at stanford diet, iealized my couldn't afford the local sushi restaurants. i asked if i could get some off the side. atench of classmates and an abundance of raw fish at school. >> did that help you in the weapons? >> absolutely. it is an amazing protein. >> what about the invitation? you have to know that this even exists. how does it happen? >> it is a donation only thing. if you know a friend of a friend, we are comfortable including you in the sushi family. it is not a big marshall for-profit endeavor. it is just a family dinner with live music and entertainment. 10-12 courses of fresh fish. >> what charge arises the fish that you serve versus the sushi that you might get at a traditional japanese restaurant? >> i'm selective with my sources. i do a lot of local fish. coming in from this week's events, santa barbara, so i piecemeal the best that i p

built for a different time. and the city knows they need to do different thing. wore working with them on their empty industrial parcels of land to think through how do we combine types of infrastructure across sectors. to not just thinking about water but looking at, where can we build cisterns underground to hold water when the sewers overflow when it rains, but also to combine that with things like parking garages that can serve as flood overflow spaces during periods of really intense rain, like hurricane sandy. and then building on that, put things on the surface that create recreational spaces and parks for a city that is incredibly dense. to picture that's i want you to think about allayer cake of infrastructure. it's not just about building one thing that's important. it's about building whole systems. when you think about a whole system, sort of counterintuitively in order to finance infrastructure, we're interested in finding multiple ways to pay for the same project. where you can combine parking fees, with water system user fees, with attracting corpo

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each part of a city has different needs. a city governments tend to be organized in silence of the transportation office, the broadband office and more interestingly, the banks tend to think in layers. they want projects where they are not the only ones investing and you can stack up capital investors to be able to pay for everything what we do is to align the systems with financing and our goal is to be able to take the dream house and turned it into a blueprint and help make the leave it to the mortgage document. we need help translating those ideas. this is not a problem of not enough money or need as you heard from detroit. our challenge is to combine these things in a way that is replicable so what we do is like a little bit like an olympics. we work not just on the systems design but we also work with legal experts to deliver 10,000 pieces and not just one water treatment plant and then what are the different ways you can bring together the different streams with user fees and also savings, the successes that do not hap

three handguns in all were found in his wrecked car, all bought legally in three different cities.also had more than 400 rounds of ammunition. authorities say rodger had been planning this killing spree for at least a year. they say he was suffering from an undisclosed mental illness and was under the care of mental care professionals. rodger left evidence behind, including a seven-minute youtube video and, in it, rodger rants about being rejected by girls all of his life. he announces his intent in that video to commit mass murder. >> tomorrow is the day of retribution. the day in which i will have my revenge against humanity. >> that disturbing youtube video wasn't the only warning sign. rodger also e-mailed a 140-page manifesto to his parents and at least one of his therapists before the shootings took place. and we've also learned that his parents were frantically trying to find him when they heard of someone opening fire. pamela brown is live for us in santa brar santa barbara, with exclusive new insight into this tragedy. pamela, tell us more. >> reporter: well, a representat

and in different cities. and the group of students who have set up tents in some plazas emulating if you will the occupy wall street movement. but it is quite surprising that they have been protesting in general for nearly three months now. because in the history of the last few years especially when i have been living here for a long time, they would never protest for more than a week. so i think these will continue. >> when you see a 30% pay rise, you may assume that that could calm the feelings of those that feel grieved about their living standards. and yet, not all of those that are going so get this money think it is right. that it is good enough. >> what people were telling us yesterday is that it's a really a joke for many, because while it seem as lot of money, 30%, what happens is that the market, the markets here, functions or the currency functions with the black market. so in what it turns out to be is only $67 in increase in wages which is not much for the cost of living of everything here. and

atlanta is over runment it's everywhere. 1200 different cities in the country. can people knew this, they would demand the boarders be closed tomorrow and never be anything talked about, some sort of amnesty or path of citizenship. do you know the dhs told ice that if they were to stop somebody for any sort of crime, and that person says, you know, i'm a dream, i went to high school, they have to release thave to give documentation. don't have to give your report card or grade point average, you're just released. so the drug cartels and the gang members are using this as a way to get out of their crimes. >> this is troubling. this report is disturbing. dennis, good to see you. >> good to see you. >>> coming under fire for their service in the armed forces. what they think of the passenger: road trip buddy. let's put some music on. woman: welcome to learning spanish in the car. passenger: you've got to be kidding me. driver: this is good. woman: vamanos. driver & passenger: vamanos. woman: gracias. driver & passenger: gracias. passenger: trece horas en el carro si

i moved to different cities.once to work on a campaign and you risk it all, because when the campaign ends, you don't have a job. and -- >> it paid off? >> i ate ramen nooddles every day. >> also from mary ann, my husband phil wants to know who you wave to at the end of every "the five" show? >> it's a secret. i can't tell. i'm not going to tell. it's somebody very special. >> all right. next one. bob. this is from stand m. what other career would bob have chosen to do if he could? >> well, i couldn't, but if i had to choose one, i think i probably would be a writer of children's books. >> are you serious? >> i'm serious. >> are you trying to get dates right now? >> i would love to do that. it would be fun. >> it -- you could still do that. >>> this is from james c., bob, would you rather have dinner with dick cheney on kanye east? >> i wouldn't have either one of them. i don't know who the guy is, he sounds like a thug, if his wife came along, it would be even worse, so i would say dick cheney. >> you would have

. >> sarah what about sloviansk, different parts of the city held by different factions including ukrainianss, pro russians and so on? >> reporter: not so much the city, no. the surroundings of the city. inside sloviansk itself, the situation is calm enough on the streets. we don't believe ukrainian troops have entered the city itself. pro russian forces still very much in control there as far as we understand. for the moment foreign journalist aren't allowed into sloviansk. they're stopped at check points on the way into town. difficult to know exactly what's happening on the ground. around sloviansk, there was a military operation launched by ukrainian troops in the early hours of this morning according to the interior minister. he says that nine check points were taken over by ukrainian troops, recaptured from pro russian forces. he says the city is now surrounded. we certainly can confirm there are ukrainians to the north of the city. the village to the west of the city has now controlled by ukrainian forces. to the south, on the road in, there's pro russian check points in place. i spoke

. >> we're all from different counties and different cities.ow love. >> it's anyone's table. we're just playing a game here. >> but i mean, there's just certain races that you can play games with right here. and for people -- white people it's -- what it is, ami, american indians. that's pretty much about it, ain't it? there's three different types of mexicans. and we can sit with serenos and we can sit with pices. don't ask me why. but we can't play with the black folks. i would get beat up. you'd get in a fight over it. that's just the way it is. there's more racism here than there is in, you know, in civilization for sure. if you don't come in prejudiced, you might leave prejudiced. >> anything we take for granted on the outside is worth money. books go for a premium in here. food is worth money. soups are 20 cents apiece in prison money. >> inmates will use virtually anything for bartering. many items not issued by the prison can be purchased in the canteen. >> these are the treasured ice creams. they love these ice creams. we carry a full

three handguns were found in his wrecked car, all bought legally in three different cities.had more than 400 rounds of ammunition and rodger had been planning this killing spree for at least a year. they say he was suffering from an undisclosed mental illness and was under the care of mental health professionals. rodger left evidence beyond, including a seven-minute youtube video and in it he rants about being rejected by girls all of his life and announces his intent to commit mass murder. >> tomorrow is the day of retribution, the day in which i will have my revenge against humanity. >> that disturbing youtube video wasn't the only warning sign. elliot rodger also e-mailed a 140-page manifesto to his parents and one of his therapists shortly before the shooting and his parents were frantically trying to find him when he apparently had opened fire. pamela brown broke this news and is joining us live in santa barbara with exclusive new insight. help us understand the chronology of the events, when the shooting took place and at the same time the parents hearing of this news

three handguns in all found in his wrecked car bought legally in three different cities and more than 400 rounds of ammunition. authorities say rodger was planning the killing spree at least a year and suffering from an undisclosed mental illness and under the care of mental health professionals. rodger left evidence behind, including a seven-minute youtube video and in it rodger rants about being rejected by girls all of his life and he announces his intent to commit mass murder. >> tomorrow is the day of retribution. the day in which i will have my revenge against humanity. >> that's a disturbing youtube video, not the only warning sign. rodger also e-mailed a 140-page manifesto to his parents and at least one of his therapists shortly before the shootings and his parents were frantically trying to find him about the same time he was opening fire. pamela brown is live for us now in santa barbara, california, with exclusive new insight into the tragedy. pamela? >> reporter: that's right, fredericka. we are expected to learn any moment now the identity of the three victims found stabb

the fire-department of three different cities responded to the fire. the fire chief in guthrie says the cause was a controlled burn that got out of hand. >>> in ukraine, odessa has seen a day of violence. they took to the streets to protest the release of 60 activists. they were released after a pro-russian crowd stormed the police station. >> officials in afghanistan are giving up hope that any more survivors will be found. a small mountain village was mostly buried in that disaster. more than 2,000 are feared to have been buried alive. president hamid karzai distrird a -- declared a national day of mourning. >> it's time for "the week ahead". the president and former vice president have agreed to hold talks. we begin with this report. >>> secretary of state john kerry was critical of south sudan's leader to stop violence that prompted a vote to breakaway from sudan three years ago. >> we vowed to do our level to prevent that kind of violence. this is precisely the kind of violence that the people of south sudan fought so hard for so long to try to es

each one is going to be an individual house, probably in different buildings, maybe even in different cities and that makes it really difficult to do a coordinated raid to go after them at exactly the same time. >> without all the raids at exactly the same time boko haram would have advance warning the u.s. was coming after them. so what could the u.s. offer? perhaps drones flying overhead. to begin to monitor boko haram's movement. barbara starr, cnn, the pentagon. >>> of course, malala yousuf knows the dangers. she's recovering from a gunshot to the head. >> on wednesday she launched a nigerian girls education campaign. she talked about it with cnn's christiana amanpour. >> when i heard about that i thought, my sisters are in prison now. i heard it as i should speak up because i felt a responsibility. i believe that we are being sent there as a community. it's our responsibility that we take care of each other. >> we will have more of her interview later in this newscast. >>> well, russian president vladimir putin is calling for a delay for a referendum on autonomy. they're planning to vot

teaching kids how to get across a city on muni on mass transit and it's geared towards those leaving middle school and heading to high school and has to travel to different parts of the city. we have our neighborhood camps which we do throughout the city through many of our large rec centers and other properties. we've seen those camps and we do the streets of san francisco, when nature calls, and each one has a theme each week. in addition to those camps, we have adoptive camp. if they have a fun and successful summer with their piers, we do that at silver tree and discover camp and we'll be looking at additional spot to grow that camp. in addition to our regular camps, we have our recreation programs. some of those programs are city wide senior programs that happen at various locations across the city. we have junior giants baseball to partner with the community fund. we have our dance classes, zumba and digital arts and there's hundreds of programs. the registration is may 17th for those programs. that's when registration opens up. we also have special events and special programs that happen. they'll be happening this summer helping people helping par