i asked mr. lee and also wrote senator boxer and asked for the 13th street center so we can wash the clothes and kids and you have no place. i am at the hamilton and i am appreciative of the roof over my head and the food and we have technology -- we got a dollar for a bus stop and -- [inaudible] i want to be here and go to school. i don't want to go outside the city. this is my city. i want the city to be given back to the families and open your hearts and money to us and at 13th street center and i want to thank senator boxer and mr. lee again. >> thank you. i know it's hard to get the stories out and it's a time constraint. >> good afternoon commissioners and supervisors. my name is helen lamar and i am the executive director of the providence foundation who works in coordination with some of the members and hamilton and others to provide emergency shelter. we operate three sites in the city and one is the friendship baptist church and have spaces for homeless families. we built a 73 unit building

mr. lee and for your partnership. >> members of the public claire. >> thank you sciu retiree. >> and our r.c. c has asked i want to thank you and thank neil and mr. lee for all the work that was done on those for those rates that's a big issue we're happy wish it could be more and increase our benefits but we understand t and are very grateful. >> thank you very much any other public comment in these hearing none we're ready to vote all opposed by the same sign. >> i. >> all opposed by the same sign no so ordered we're ready for item number 6. >> item 6 discussion item presentation of pharmacy trends. >> as as we look at this particular item we've been talking about points of education for members of the board for those things that are happening across the spectrum providing the health benefits for the employees this presentation i'll classify a discussion item at this meeting but something we need to focus on because i think you've heard if in item number 3 the issue of speciality drug costs

a few points that were made in argument first with respect to the issue of the f p pc stimulation mr. lee stipulated on behalf of common sense voters that was a controlled community of mark farrell new mr. fairly wouldn't have let him stipulate to that unless i audience add this phoney independent committee was controlled by mr. farrell it's a indisputable and of legal significance with respect to the stauchltstute of limitations he was required to file year-end statements on the year-end statement of common sense voters coming back to the fact the supervisor farrell committee it should have been executed as a controlled committee of mark farrell so the statute of limitation wouldn't have run at the thought it running now as his personal responsibility the candidate is responsible for the liabilities of his committee and mr. farrell is responsible for the controlled committees that one in particular and there's no escaping that i think with respect to the forfeiture policy that's been discussed mr. sutton says you can only apply those in insignificant matter that is the most insignificant

mr. lee: mr. president? mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the consideration of senate resolution 139 submitted earlier today. the presiding officer: without objection. the clerk will report. the clerk: senate resolution 13-6bg9s commemorating the 20th anniversary of the attack on the alfred p. murrah federal building. the presiding officer: is there objection to proceeding to the measure? without objection the senate will proceed. mr. lee: mr. president i ask unanimous consent that the rolingsresolution be agreed to, the preamble be agreed to, the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid on the table, with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. lee: mr. president i rise today to honor governor norm bangator who served as utah's 13th governor from 1985 to 1993. he was a truly extraordinary man and an exceptional leader. he passed away this past tuesday, april 14, at the age of 82. he loved utah and he loved this great n

mr. lee: mr. president i ask unanimous consent to suspend the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. lee: mr. president we're here today because our medicare status quo is not working and it hasn't been working for a long time. for decades medicare has been on a path to insolvency. in 1997, congress attempted to impose some fiscal discipline on the program by creating the sustainable growth rate, or s.g.r. this is a budget-enforcing mechanicmechanism that calls for annual adjustments to the amount that if i i guessphysicians are given for treats patients. it was permanently billed as a permanent solution to medicare's unsustainable trajectory. the idea was to restrain medicare spending by linking physician reimbursements to a target amount based on the general performance of the economy as a whole. while this may have seemed like a good idea at the time, when the economy was relatively strong and stable and growing it quickly lost its appeal when we went into the 2001 recession

english learn advisory committee and our a lot son and our director of multi illogical languages mr. lee. >> it's on now good evening commissioner the board of education and dedicated staff and those would volunteer on a regular basis i'm - i got the honor of supporting the district citizens advisory committee with me, i'm standing in for our secretary her daughter was sick tonight so she was unable to be here i'm glad it is 10 o'clock and should have been asleep by now i'm going to do her part so tonight's presentation will be in english and i'd like to introduce jack hung jack our vice president director from multi lingual and saline who is representative from the multiple lingual tonight we are going to do share with you the report we are going to start i want to read off the names of the people that contributed over the last two years (calling names) those were all elected board members they are parents from english learn citizens advisory committee which the city hall oversight committee it is a volunteer monthly group that get together now we'll present our report report you have i

but mission station no opposition and we did receive conditions from mission station i can notified mr. lee up if he wants to talk about this project it is interesting and i'm king lee i've been with the debois truck stop a lot we have beer and wine we have d tvs that shows the warriors and giants game basically, we invite on occasion have a band placing every sunday outside farmer's markets that starts this weekend

knowledge no one on the mooerp campaign knew about the mail pieces the only connection the e-mails that mr. lee sent to the commission at the very, very beginning. >> fair enough i still say if my campaign my primary consultant it is a hard fought contest they'll not be meeting with me and tell me my activities how far we're reaching with our message and what particular angles they're taking and opposition to my opponent i don't know it - i understand there's been a full investigation but i will a hundred and $90,000 is a decent amount of money i'm not clear once supervisor farrell found out what action was truly taken what action did he take to indemnify himself to make sure that dot all the i's and cross the t's that it was this was a reasonable aboveboard expenditure so we didn't have to find ourselves here. >> again what was f bbc we told them i certainly restricted everyone on the campaign to comply with the letter of the law and the spirit of law that's certainly in the record and supervisor farrell didn't, of course learn what his consultant had done until mid 2012 when we was being inte

mr. lee actually trying to keep the anon 10 times unsuccessfully. he continued to live in vietnam for 30 years. can you describe what life was like under communist vietnam? >> i am unlucky. i tried many times that failed. but i still have a lot of friends in vietnam right now. they don't have any chance to get out. finally, i have been here 13 years. i finally found my luck. i'm not in a camp. but my friends, let these people, were in the camps. some of them try to escape several times that failed. and then when they got back to the camp, they tried to kill them. actually several people have died because of that. in the situation of dr. tran here is very lucky. it's like playing a game, not escape. for me, i'm living under the communists about 20 years before coming here. the first 10 years is very terrible. the whole country in south vietnam, i don't talk about north vietnam because i don't know anything about it. . but i don't think they're better than south vietnamese people. a don't have enough food in the north. and in the south, at the time we

.) >> good afternoon mr. lee. >> good evening director nolan and the members please bring our voices to the governor's office and the mayor's office as i know you get this job because a assigned by the mayor but the - he is not the boss. >> a human being principle i hope you people have the courage not to challenge the governor but bring the voice of the taxi low income fees people above their struggle and fairness in the fee we should liquor puc no more running our taxi like maybe a low rate the thing you have two much require so, please redefine the taxi industry and bring our voice to the governor's office got because you agree to challenge the boss a mayor or state or anything because this is about the principle one time at the love history it was ready to collapse it was the administrator they don't knows who is royalty - bear a good he's year is out that's why our country is great we have a democracy if the mayor or whoever is a patient he'll be anti sooner or later corrupt is you corrupt i saw a lot of cor

. >> public comment is closed commissioners yes i have a couple of questions, mr. lee yeah. i just want to know they're in compliance with is dw b everything and for the record supervisors to answer our question yes they've been working closely with us outreaching with small businesses and selection of small businesses as well so, yes >> okay thank you. >> second question is about the parking how many parking you you know for one parking for 4 units you said. >> for the ocii funded unit yes. >> then what is the other people where are they going to park. >> well, for the remainder of the unit the ratio is .4 spaces per one space if you read lined up is design guidelines push to limit the parking we talked to the developer about that they ran some market studies and came up with what they throughout the parking needed to be what we're really trying to do it push the transit pedestrian and is bicycle along with the rest of the city is trying to do and our ratios are right there was getting approved. >> do we have other projects with ratios like. in the city one parking for ever

but mission station no opposition and we did receive conditions from mission station i can notified mr. lee up if he wants to talk about this project it is interesting and i'm king lee i've been with the debois truck stop a lot we have beer and wine we have d tvs that shows the warriors and giants game basically, we invite on occasion have a band placing every sunday outside farmer's markets that starts this weekend everybody is happy we're happy to move forward there's the band we want to an occasion have a small dj playing music personal speakers nothing huge anywhere and we have rotating food trucks on the lot they come in and our conditions with the abc beer and within license 10 o'clock. >> are you planning on having entertainment 7 days a week or the permit allow. >> to allow for it mainly for the tv we have like showing the giants games and outdoor tables and eating and food. >> okay. thank you. >> just curious where do you - are you the holder of the beer and wine license. >> yes. >> where do you serve it from. >> we have 3 shipping containers that are at locations by the planning d

do believe the joint chiefs chairman dempsey should apologize to the mother of fallen navy's seal mrs. lee? >> blocking the academy of country music awards last night taylors with was presented with a milestone toward for those that have made a major impact there is reminded the crowd she is leaving country music. >> somebody once told me that you truly see though a person is when you tell them they don't want to hear any show with a grace that you accepted that with the. >> person -- a single has been as you chipper crevassed imperious seven taking first place for the third straight week it is now the fastest movie ever to cross the $1 billion mark. mall cop debuted in second place and unfriended to a third-place. is 16 times the cost to produce. the favorite phrase has no meaning to legal immigrants. one ingenious coach wellcome still empty bowl back to the nfl. next. this allergy season, will you be a sound sleeper, or a mouth breather. well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicines alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mou

mr. alfred lee and others in the richmond district throughout the city the two children i mentioned the told her a two combrrldz hit in the outdoor richmond on fulsome we move to lower the speed limit i hope that our city like portland and seattle have safe routes to schools i'm hoping san francisco iowa's what put our money where our mouth is and making the streets safe is a responsibility as the mayor said for all of us but the walk sf and the pedestrian advocates have been working on this for many decades we have to listen the coalitions the traffic lights like the new ones planned for 22nd and geary and 26th and geary like the ones near the senior centers i hope to implement that around other vulnerable areas i as geary rapid transit moves forwarded how to implement the vision zero longer than geary boulevard i as a superintendant for the richmond i urge the mayor and director reiskin to move as quickly as possible to prevent the death in the corridors reducing the slightly and thirty mile-per-hour in many ways is not that much of a reduction but as asz our distributing that slowing down

mr. mayor lee and laura to come up here. laura has spent 25 years understanding the world fair, she started when she was ten and it's been a lifelong process. she would like to make a presentation and afterwards we will all exit and i give you a truly amazing scholar and phenomenal woman deeply dedicated and passionate advocate and this book that was brought into world is one of the shining stars to this centennial. >> thank you so much, cynthia. mayor lee, may i beg your presence on back of the historical society and myself i would like to present you with a copy of my book. mayor edwin m. lee: thank you very much. [ applause ] >> thank you, i hope you enjoy it. thank you. >> all right. mayor lee, you have to come up one more time. this is an official badge. c'mon up. thank you for the honor of making me the liaison for the centennial. i'm thrilled. i would like to present you with this original badge from the 1915 exposition, the opening day. can i pin it on you? mayor edwin m. lee: sure. >> this is what would have been wo

mr. young lee to set the context before we dive into the conversation, please. >> thank you, very much superintendent i'll do that make a couple of brief comments about the frame and the context and then ask mr. flemming to go to the detailed information as commissioner vice president haney said and his remarks summarizing the whole meeting last tuesday for folks that weren't there it was an extensive and substantive discussion and what we as staff have been doing since last tuesday breakdown into a few activities to try to synthesize all the feedback that the board gave collectively as well as the comments that the public speakers made that evening and try to make the modifications between the first reading and second reading of the version that you have before you tonight and we i guess i'll character it we took our best effort to reach as many of the comments and the perspectives shared last week as we could with a limited amount of funding so it was impossible to create a spending plan that addressed fossil fuel addressed all the comments but we give it our best effort we got good news from the c

mr. mayor ed lee and ms.gins, and stewards of this powerful place of fine arts and from at & t, our exhibition sponsor the hertz corporation, fred is here. centennial sponsors, wells fargo, ecology, town school and so many people have sponsored this organization. the may beck foundation, richard pet ler is here right over there in that lovely blue shirt and truly a genius and you will hear from dan shine, the ceo and curator of innovation and an additional sponsor is scott of sterling bank. there he is, thank you, sir. i also want to extend a very special welcome to the job corps, two incredible women of esteemed presses kristin shine and mary and all of you who braved the elements in joining us. we are bring together p pa 100.org. this went live a couple minutes ago look on your phones, as long as they are at & t phones. we are bringing businesses that will participate in the ppa 100 to participate in huge varieties of exhibitions, thrilling events, lectures, dances, the list goes on. these partners include

i am jenna lee. >> mrs. clinton's threat to make remarks at georgetown university. no word whether she will address the growing controversy over the book alleging foreign donors who gave millions to the clinton foundation received favorable treatment from the government. when mrs. clinton was the nation's top diplomat. in a new memo the clinton campaign official blasts the book as a political hit job and it tends to discredit the author. jack nicklaus it is, senior politics editor of the daily breeze, daniel hauser of the weekly standard and author of clinton inc.. jackie, the book is not even out yet. the clinton campaign is dismissing it as the same old attack that the right wing has been making begins the clintons forever. how worried are they? how worried should they be about what it contains? >> they are going to push back very hard on this book just like they did other clinton books before that. it is hard to say how hard this is going to hit some. i have been hearing a lot from the right that there are some damning claims in this book but it remains to be see

here his family lived peacefully until april 8th, 1865, when charles marshall an aid for general lee, asked mr mclean to show him a place that was suitable for robert e. lee and another general to meet. when his first suggestion was rejected, mr. mclean offered up his own residence for the meeting and the rest is history. mr. mclean and colonel marshall most likely would not have happened if not for a battle that took place about 80 miles to the east in dunwoody county virginia, the battle of five forks. this was a decisive clash that forced confederates to abandon their capital and ultimately led to the surrender of the army of northern virginia. today, the united states postal service is pleased and proud to conclude its series bya5 issuing two new stamps, one thatíu depicts the battle of five forks and one that depicts robert e. lee's sur rend surrender to ulysses s. grant. using thee inging the images of these events, we have the stamps we have today. the battle of five forks stamps features a preproduction of a painting by a french artist who is best known for creating the 360 degree batt

here his family lived peacefully until april 8th, 1865, when charles marshall an aid for general lee, asked mr mclean to show him a place that was suitable for robert e. lee and another general to meet. when his first suggestion was rejected, mr. mclean offered up his own residence for the meeting and the rest is history. mr. mclean and colonel marshall most likely would not have happened if not for a battle that took place about 80 miles to the east in dunwoody county virginia, the battle of five forks. this was a decisive clash that forced confederates to abandon their capital and ultimately led to the surrender of the army of northern virginia. today, the united states postal service is pleased and proud to conclude its series bya5 issuing two new stamps, one thatíu depicts the battle of five forks and one that depicts robert e. lee's sur rend surrender to ulysses s. grant. using thee inging the images of these events, we have the stamps we have today. the battle of five forks stamps features a preproduction of a painting by a french artist who is best known for creating the 360 degree batt

here his family lived peacefully until april 8th, 1865, when charles marshall an aid for general lee, asked mrshow him a place that was suitable for robert e. lee and another general to meet. when his first suggestion was rejected, mr. mclean offered up his own residence for the meeting and the rest is history. mr. mclean and colonel marshall most likely would not have happened if not for a battle that took place about 80 miles to the east in dunwoody county virginia, the battle of five forks. this was a decisive clash that forced confederates to abandon their capital and ultimately led to the surrender of the army of northern virginia. today, the united states postal service is pleased and proud to conclude its series bya5 issuing two new stamps, one thatíu depicts the battle of five forks and one that depicts robert e. lee's sur rend surrender to ulysses s. grant. using thee inging the images of these events, we have the stamps we have today. the battle of five forks stamps features a preproduction of a painting by a french artist who is best known for creating the 360 degree battle of getty