from the members we appreciate it and take a moment for the commission thank you for having us as an agenda item and commissioner president loftus for your leadership but having this conversation is a critical part of the commitment to vision zero and thank you. we appreciate that in the data it's been a mixed bag we've made process in easier that are important we have a ways to go i know that unlike has a couple of thoughts and had wonderful conversations with the captains and has ideas i want to say our job is to help continue to support the police department and they've tried to reach their goals of 50 percent of citations traffic citations related to the folks we support the focus and look at the individual collision using uses u causes our station it makes that relevant and look forward to continuing to support our work i know the other thing that commander maddox t is working on fewer fatalities but actually more severe injuries bans our records and the sharing the collision report that the mta after those collisions happen i know there are state laws it is critical that lets them com

as an agenda form of in a way forward, i also took away from listening to your presentations and listening to tim that we need to be quite realistic, that there are there are some significant barriers to this going forward. packaging or other broader infectious disease agendas that huge creation, as you pointed out, huge variation culturally demographically, geographically three significant differences across these different communities and across these different sovereign entities. we didn't talk much about what the political barriers might be in terms of getting cooperation within the council of some of these very sensitive and culturally-based problems. and we did hear much about questions of prioritization across the constituency government we're talking about. to what degree are these issues come issues within a broader health, to what degree are these becoming prioritized and to what degree is the political and financial resources and commitments to try to move his agenda forward? so on the one hand we have the u.s. come into the chairmanship next week. we have this body of work out

as an agenda to a highly reluctant organization. and the rights based arguments to me simply do not work. they will acknowledge that it is really important with gender equality and improved opportunities for women. but we're in the business of war. we can't deal with that within the military. is the response you get. but if you do explain it with examples scenarios that indicate where it has an impact on operational effectiveness, you will have their ear for a little while and sort of crack a door, at least gain access to the organization and explain yourself. i find that argument always gets their attention, at least, when you focus on the operational effectiveness. i would encourage you to do that, not because it's the real reason why we're doing this, but because it's the most effective in terms of organizational change, which is what we're approaching. but you're also touching upon a number of how questions. how do we go about this integration process? and you ask a really good question to the last panel about the engagement tea

both the community as well as the business owners, as a business owner, i think it's very important to make sure that you have a social agenda as well as an economic agenda. what's happening this week is definitely the social agenda. but the u.s. black chamber are here to make sure of two things. we want corporate america to spend money with us as much as we want them to spend it on us. there will be a lot of dollars spent here. baltimore is now a promise zone city. we'll make sure all of the resources are going to the places that need it the most. >> promise zone cities are determined by the federal government to give them a full spectrum, an ecosystem investment, not only in schools but in businesses. putting you on the spot. what are you going to do when you leave here for baltimore? as the president of the u.s. black chamber for businesses, what will you do? >> i'm going to tell them to put money in the city, and i'm going to tell my people to invest in the city. there are opportunities here, homes for sale, and new businesses that are going to open up. i'm going to tell the potential business owners to make sure they invest, where we

our final speaker samuel goldman teaching political science at george washington university as an agendarofessor a and he is a contributor to the american conservative rand received his ph.d. from harvard end is working on a book on christian and zionism and he has a lot to say. [applause] >> sutton played a token conservative ironclad he is here but with the spirit of provocation will begin my remarks by with crystals to our views - - argues with capitalism and socialism that good news for the last to be trained to do judea's in itself. they play day parole and socialist movements those who believe in a prophetic judea's seven other words the hope of a greedy and whirled their but suggest dave more attractive judea's and that has rationality under lock and never has objections to capitalism. the majority of american jews and the secularized way they like to think of themselves as to be prophetic that only and is individuals but collectively and historically this is for the incongruous a anachronistic appeals to socialism that still characterize the politics ted culture in religious life

sort of very difficult fundamental chicken and eggs sort of discussion versus how we sell this as an agenda to a highly reluctant organization. and there the rights-based arguments to me simply do not work. they will acknowledge that it is really important with gender equality and improved opportunities for women. but we're in the business of war. so we can't deal with that within the military. is the response you get. but if you do explain it with examples scenarios that indicate where it has an impact on operational effectiveness, you will have their ear for a little while and you can sort of crack a door -- or at least gain access to the organization and explain yourself. i find that that argument always gets their attention at least when you're focused on operational effectiveness. so i would encourage to you do that not because it's the real reason why we're doing this but because it's the most effective in terms of organizational change, which is what we're approaching. but you're also touching upon a number of how questions. so how do we go about this intd graigs process? and you ask

. >> as i mentioned easily earlier i will request on the agenda for june 5th there be item for an update for the recruiting process keeping the public advised as to what - do i hear a motion to adjourn. >> public comment. >> oh yes public comment? >> hearing none i hear a motion to adjourn. >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> > opposed? we will stand adjourned >> everyone deserves a bank account. in san francisco, anyone can have a bank account, things to an innovative program, bank on s.f. >> everyone is welcome, even if you are not a citizen or have bad credit to qualify for a bank account is simple. just live or work in san francisco and have a form of id. >> we started bank on s.f. six years ago to reach out to folks in the city who do not have a bank account. we wanted to make sure they know they have options which should be more low-cost more successful to them and using chat catchers. >> check cashing stores can be found all over the city but they're convenient locations come with a hidden price. >> these are big. >> i remember coming in to collect -- charged

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. >> as i mentioned easily earlier i will request on the agenda for june 5th there be item for an update for the recruiting process keeping the public advised as to what - do i hear a motion to adjourn. >> public comment. >> oh yes public comment? >> hearing none i hear a motion to adjourn. >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> > opposed? we will stand adjourned >>> each of you being here. it's such an exciting time in the city. there is some exciting things happening in the san francisco. my name is mcdonald and it's a pleasure to welcome you all here today. we are excited to launch this year's 2015's youth jobs. say yay! we are in a great place. let's thank them very much. we are thrilled to be here. not that city hall isn't a cool space, but this is really cool. and so we are grateful to be here. each year we've had the opportunity to launch in partnership with mayor lee and several other partners that i will name just a moment an exciting opportunity to engage young people. the goal while the job and internship it's is really important and valuable. part of what i'

. >> as we know the practice of calling the police to someone else. in other words if i had an agendar you are my enemy i could call the police to your house. very funny. this has happened to fist pump not once or twice but as many as three times. >> that's right. i just got swatted. i just got swatted. >> what he has told me is that he does have what he calls the starker. >> cyber stalking cyber bullying. a different level. >> a person who filed complaints with his content provider which has dropped them as a content provider due to complaints. you can see in this video of the 2nd swatting swatting, how police came while robert was on camera with his girlfriend. they talked to robert and his girlfriend in the two of them came together at the end of the video. >> not only in my stabbed her, i have no posture in the face. whoever is calling the police department. >> i have no bruises. >> i did speak with the chief of police. this is a mess and is being investigated. >> several incidents. >> good night. >> yeah. why they pick i am no idea. sometimes it can be we're trying to test the sy

as indicated discretion. >> all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> any opposed? >> the resolution is passed. >> item 8. >> this might be to our benefit, a future meeting to have an agenda item to look at the history of prop q as well as you know the changes in the snp beds in san francisco and some protection. >> a request from president chow at the last meeting. >> right, we'll wrap it into the report that may come in 6 months or else do it separately in terms of another item in terms of background for prop q. thank you. >> can we go on to the next. >> i will reannounce. >> thank you for the people who have come. >> i will announce it again. responding to the increasing std's in san francisco. >> i'm the director of disease and control branch with the health department. i'm here to represent the work of many colleagues and many individuals throughout the city in responding to std's in san francisco. so our vision for san francisco is very broad. it's broader than just std's. we are focusing on an audacious goal for sexual health for every individual. the world health organization described social health and physical and social well being. it's not merely the absence o

. >> as i mentioned easily earlier i will request on the agenda for june 5th there be item for an update for the recruiting process keeping the public advised as to what - do i hear a motion to adjourn. >> public comment. >> oh yes public comment? >> hearing none i hear a motion to adjourn. >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> > opposed? we will stand adjourned >> we love our parks, but we love... >> and the community who is really the core of it all, came together and said what we need is a place for our teenager to play, not just play grounds for the kids and soccer fields but we need a skate park that will keep the kids home in the neighborhood so they can play where they live. >> the children in the neighborhood and it will be a major boone. and we have generations, the youth generations that will be able to use this park in different places. >> the best park in san francisco right here. >> creating place where people can be active and lead active, healthy life styles that are going to just stay with them for life. ♪ >> good afternoon and welcome to the may 28th j

agenda, as well. >>> another big step towards building an nfl stadium in los angeles. new at noon, a deal closed for the land in the city of carson that would allow a lease agreement between the city and a stadium authority. the idea is to build an nfl stadium in carson for the san diego chargers and the oakland raiders. >>> new at noon, the high-end call girl accused in the heroin overdose death of a google executive has been sentenced to jail. 27-year-old alix tichelman pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter this morning. she was sentenced to 6 years in the county jail. police say tichelman injected forrest hayes with heroin while the two were on his yacht in 2013. >>> a fire at a building in san jose early this morning turned even more dangerous when firefighters got there. kpix 5's reporter kiet do explains why hazmat crews had to join the fight, as well. >> reporter: and we are right here at the scene of this fire and we don't really want to get any closer because you go around the corner from this building and the fumes hit you like a wall. now, this is the f

as possible. >> i'll throw one thing the commissioners are free to have an agenda item at the future month to month wherever the put is giving they're computed. >> do you have the estimate of a cost of the an outdoor recruitment. >> some of the responsibilities from foreign to 20 thousand the foul recruitment is about thirty to 40 in that range chastises itself distinction between partial and full. >> so the let's see the partial they create a brochure design work with the commission the outcome to the candidates and initial screening the commission it did vesting of the applicant to get a detailed position to get the challenges and advisements and screening and interviews and the full recruitment is screening candidates and follow-up on the personal interviews and the check backgrounds and for the closed session to review and discuss the stresses and consultant with the ascertainment with the commission with the selection and the consultant with the context schedule and coordinate all the finalist and assist the commission with the terms of the employment. >> the attached to the letter the resigna

as emblematic of the process. we care very much about transparency, logic and data driving the process. having said that, too, if it is an agenda item, and i would prepare more material, i will not be here for the next meeting. so the deadline then for the bids for the street must be complete by the end of october. so i think steve or some other person can tell me the best way to proceed with that? again, i take very seriously having been in the trenches of the work on this, and the public outreach, and the people who have opposed it, i feel very strongly that it's a preemptive action for future endeavors. because the only thing that is understood is that the city stands firm on its commitments. thank you very much. >> okay. any other comments on this? seeing none, item no. 7. >> item 7, public comment? >> any public comments? seeing none, public comment is now closed [ gavel ] mr. clerk. >> item 8, adjournment. >> okay. [ gavel ] meeting adjourned

an end to the fighting. >> yemen is likely to be on the agenda as leaders from gulf nations gather in the united states for summit on regional security. u.s. pratt barack obama welcomed saudi leaders at the white house ahead that have meeting. the saudi crowned prince and the deputy crowned prince saying the two nations are building on a strong relationship during a challenging time. one of his national security advisers told us what he meant by that. >> we do believe that the fundamental basis is the common interests that we share. we have an interest in counter terrorism and stability in the area we have a shared interest in stabilizing iranian nuclear capabilities we're learning along side the gcc counter isil campaigns. what can they develop in maritime security, ballistic defenses cyber defenses so they're better able to meet from the threats emanating from the region today. it's going to be a set of defense capabilities and strategies that we can work on together. >> still to come, the europe piano union to push out a quota plan of sharing refugees from different countries. as the cannes film festiva

house is seen as largely symbolic with senate democrats opposed and a previous veto threat from president obama. but it shows republicans remain determined to advance an anti-choice agenda on the national level as they do so in the states. in tennessee, republican governor bill haslam has signed a measure requiring patients seeking abortions to make two trips to a clinic and wait 48 hours after an initial in-person meeting with a doctor. oklahoma governor mary fallin signed a 72-hour waiting period into law recently and north , carolina is poised to enact a similar measure. according to "the new york times," 11 states have passed at least 37 new anti-abortion laws -- anti-choice laws in the first five months of this year. for more we are joined by cecile richards, president of the planned parenthood federation of america and the planned parenthood action fund. welcome back to democracy now! let's start with congress and the significance of this vote. >> just this year, 29 different abortion measures have been dealt with in congress. their focus is completely and restricting abortion access. i think what you're it from commerce and jackie spear is so important. instead o

. >> soy think what we'll do put it in 0 the agenda for next month for public input to get an item to get as many interested people to say who we should be looking for or what we should be looking for. >> mr. chair to underscore i didn't think we should support commissioner president keane's having been to the process on both ends i believe there is a benefit for them helping them thinks what you're wanting to prefer and prefer if a commitment is something novice to have when you order in those ways those few minutes agos of the job that are essential to the job and they help guide our thought it is for us could only benefit us if i could add d h.r. is happy to partner with the commission as much as possible. >> i'll appoint might have and ad hoc committee responsible for that working with h.r. to moving forward forward. >> sound like an excellent selection. >> we'll start working on that okay. >> for a supplemental or two where we can move. >> thank you, thank you very much sorry. >> no problem. >> public comment. >> any public comment. >> hello. >> larry bush from friends of ethics i was i

is an example of the misuses of history of in this case of policy makers with an agenda to cherry pick historical analogies as was done at the end of the 20th century that the financial instability from world war ii was caused by a competitive currency devaluation and not by the rigid gold standard system that preceded them in the '20s the implication the risk of the 1990's was competitive rather than and the premature creation of a new gold standard of the year a system, jfk when contemplating how to respond to the cuban missile crisis considered a range of historical analogies from pearl harbor through the of blockade through the suez crisis to test them for the situation at hand exceptionally jfk had people like arthur schlesinger like rock obama had christina robert and who relied only on the analogy that he had one and a question for all it was worth so too did the architect of the euro as a result european policy makers are still living with the consequences for i will stop there and i'm happy to comment to your reactions. [applause] >> author of "hall of mirrors" the great depression, the great recessi

agenda. [applause] >> good evening. as you can guess i'm not an impartial observer when it comes to andrew burstein. we are both early american historians. as mentioned we have co-authored madison and jefferson which is published by random house proposal right brca pieces for salon.com and we are real historians. we are professors at lsu. we have documents. we know things. and andy also is on the advisory board of the papers of thomas jefferson at princeton. he has written numerous books on early american political culture, but his new book is different. this book is about the many ways in our contemporary society although we start with fdr but it's about the curious, humorous and at times pathetic ways that modern politicians and public figures atop to manipulate thomas jefferson. and they can claim him as you will see for whatever ideological position that they want to embrace your we have the subtitle of the book how thomas jefferson became an fdr liberal a reagan republican, and a tea party fanatic it all the while being dead. [laughter] thank

. >> david speaking as an individual there are clearly a lot of issues at stake i'll start by saying the agenda item description and the two attachment appear to be minimal for this grant and what commissioner president keane said a good summary for the public there are clearly parties with interests and public interest i'm not converging in the facts of this matter not a lawyer not an expert on co-laterales disposal or whatever fraunlt concealment some of the comments about approving the tracking and investigations and how they implicate investigations within our purview are interesting and important if the commission or the staff believes there was a violation of a c and g code section the staff should prepare prop k what was suggested earlier we're having

. >> david speaking as an individual there are clearly a lot of issues at stake i'll start by saying the agenda item description and the two attachment appear to be minimal for this grant and what commissioner president keane said a good summary for the public there are clearly parties with interests and public interest i'm not converging in the facts of this matter not a lawyer not an expert on co-laterales disposal or whatever fraunlt concealment some of the comments about approving the tracking and investigations and how they implicate investigations within our purview are interesting and important if the commission or the staff believes there was a violation of a c and g code section the staff should prepare prop k what was suggested earlier we're having short end abbreviated meeting it would certainly be a new process or new thing for this commission to step in and say this forfeiture should not go forward i'm not sure there is anything in the commission rules and guidelines that provide for that if the letter continues as was sent and it ends up in court than perhaps the other side will r

an agenda with people, you sometimes don't see the truth. >> "talk to al jazeera". only on al jazeera america. have. >> as i.s.i.l. consolidates its gains, tens of thousands flee. executive director calls on international community to act. hello, you're watching al jazeera. a gang shoot out leaves up to 40 people dead. >>> no end in the issue in be burundi's capital buj bra. bujumbura. hello, i.s.i.l. fighters are reported to be consolidating their hold in the area and ramadi capture of ramadi the biggest province, the question of where to go and how to stop them. more than 40,000 people have left ramadi since it has been captured earlier this week. took over the ancient syrian city of palmyra. it controls more than half the area of syria and the iraqi heart land. zeina khodr how does the capture of ramadi affect things now? >> reporter: well, at the end of the day i.s.i.l. did not just stop, after capture ramadi, they took over anbar's provincial capital on monday, but to you there is fierce fighting on haldi a few kilometers from the habanea military base. it seems as though i.s.i.l. wants to stay control of thi

the kurds have a very succinct agenda on their own as to develop an independent kurdistan. they're not going to fight in other anbar province or in many areas of the north. but they will attempt to gain territory for the kurdish regional government. >> okay this idea from congresswoman kinsinger. of course america is not losing and it's not winning, because america's not really engaged in this fight. so he's saying send his advisory american force to iraq and they can work things out from there. is he right? >> well i -- that's an interesting commentary too. i, while i understand where the congressman is coming from i also have problems with that as a military guy because there are a lot of people who are suggesting we put forces on the ground with iraqi units. when you don't have the support for those forces even though you might have 10,000 alleged special operators, which i'm not sure we have that many in the force truthfully you're going to -- actions throughout the world. first of all. but secondly you need legal protection for those forces. you also need support, admi

you are calling a presidential summit as summit of heads of state you expect them to be there especially when they already commit to be there. when you have an agenda this tightly controlled you like to think you know what's going to happen. i think probably secretary kerry was as surprised as anyone to see this strange turn of events but i think it is directly related to some of the difficulties that the saudis and the other gulf monarchs are having with this administration probably going back to at least the ouster of hosni mubarak in egypt, the way this president responded to bashar al-assad's use of chemical weapons in syria and especially because of the negotiations with iran over the nuclear program which is sending a chill down the spine of the monarchs. >> does it seem that the group was kept in the dark about the negotiations or sending this further to destabilization in the region? >> the destabilization is a huge issue but the lack of an airtight agreement i think is really going to cause them to be concerned about iran developing a nuclear program after this agreement is reached. the lack of airtight inspections, the lack of a significa

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agenda. >> > all in favor, say i. > i. > so 10.2. >> 10.2 approve the various traffic moifksdz david. >> david again speaking as an individual my theme is environmental review the coverage page and the resolution includes the categorical exemption but not the document itself i was not able to find this documents on the city planning website where it is normally where it is supposed to be so i don't see the environmental review documents i'm not sure you can approve that without it the calendar should direct the members of the public to actually find it is not this board determination that the exempted or the delegation agreement i'm luke for this document. >> i'll talk about the legality of it. >> the board could approve that subject to allocation by the planning department and is there a motion a second. > all in favor, say i. > i. > >> can you let me know when that is valuable on future agenda items. >> next item. >> actually there is language in month calendar items the language is available if you turn to a public records request those documents that be vail their reviewed as part of staff but not attached to the calendar item. >

lindsey graham there and rand paul there, you're going to see an array of opinions and a full spectrum of thought and proposals and agenda. aslican i'm glad we're going to get to see that. it's going to be messy at times, cringe worthy at times, but we're going to get an ability to choose. on the democrat side it's a prearranged marriage with one choice. >> that's true. >> and she's not speaking or answering questions. >> we're going to talk about that. go ahead, john i was going to say the same thing. >> her comment is making bernie sanders cry. >> if you want to pretend they are relevant i'm willing to play along, a day or two. >> she has a point. let's go back to the. s and iraq question. if you can't get the iraq answer right, how can you figure out what to do with isis? how do we figure out if you can't get the iraq war question right? >> that's exactly the point. saddam hussein being out of power created a vacuum that led to the rise of isis. here's the pivot you're going to see from republicans. trying to blend the problems in iraq solely on president obama. and the thing is you've got to deal with it in totality. you

an opportunity for the kurds to extend their borders? >> yes. it is a great opportunity. >> as the peshmerga and shia militias pursue their own agendas, their alliance is threatening to unravel. and it's unlikely to extend beyond the battle against the islamic state. >> these are two different factions who are collaborating with the us, not really collaborating with each other. they don't work with each other at all they don't have the same command. at the end of the day, if they had the chance to kill each other to take more territory or oil or support, they will do it. because the way that the country is built will put all of these sectarian and ethnic groups on a path of colliding against each other. >> watch more "faultlines" on demand or visit aljazeera.com/faultlines. >> monday. >> do you make anything that ends up in walmart? >> yes. >> child labor. >> how old are you? >> 12 years old? >> sweatshop conditions. >> says "old navy". >> who's making america's clothes? >> if walmart doesn't know, it's because they choose not to know. >> "faultlines". >> what do we want? >> al jazeera america's hard-hitting... >> today the will be arrested. >> grou

an agenda with people, you sometimes don't see the truth. >> "talk to al jazeera". only on al jazeera america. have. >> as i.s.i.l. consolidates its gains, tens of thousands flee. executive director calls on international community to act. hello, you're watching al jazeera. a gang shoot out leaves up to 40 people dead. >>> no end in the

area need to have som oe reforms in the area of higher education financing as well, but i wouldn't tend to put forth an agenda that specifically is trying to reduce income inequality. >> a chart from business insider on this to try to illustrate what we're talking about. the income inequality in this t country, this is the percent in change to 2012. red the blue line is the one running on the top is the top .01% l of earners in this country. the red line is the bottom 90% in this country. you can see thestay percent change in real income since 1980 staying flat for the bottom 90% and going generally upwards for the top .01%.op michael, is it just a matter of getting people more ability to break into that top .01%? >> no, e we don't believe so. there are symptoms of our economic ways. it's incredibly important to treat the symptoms.g you want to make sure people at the bottom have decent opportunities, young children arellne a investing.ules tha but you need to tackle the underlying illness that there are a lot of rules that are channelling a lot of wealth upward. they are maredefining finance, gether corporat

agendas. [applause] >> good evening. well as you can guess i'm not an impartial observer when it comes to andrew burstein. we're both early american historians as mentioned we have co-authored "madison and jefferson" published by random house. we also write regular pieces for salon.com, and we are real historians. we are professors at lsu. we have doctorates. we know things. and andy also is on the advisory board of the papers of thomas jefferson in princeton. andy has written numerous books on early american political culture, but his new book is different. this book is about the many ways in our contemporary society although he is going to start with fdr but it's about the curious, humorous and at types pathetic ways that modern politicians and public figures adopt and manipulate thomas jefferson. and they can claim him as you see, for whatever ideological position they want to embrace. thus we have the subtitle of the book "how thomas jefferson became an fdr liberal reagan republican and a tea party fanatic, all the while being dead." thank you. [app