and the fire code and those are supersede what is in the housing code. >> commissioner melgar has a question and i wonder if you can clarify whether under chapter 41 any mention of the income of the occupants so and whether conversion the distinction of definition of a conversion is the same but the population changes so in a sense where a building is sold and the new owner did no longer want to rent to the existing tenants but much higher than income tenants but not change the occupancy whether any of this applies. >> that's a great question commissioner melgar and i have a lot of this commit to memory i can't point out the exact section it talks about what that rent was on or before the time of the applications filed so the language is not that strong. >> i remember the giving up a.m. this was the housing of last resort or something by payment fees or anything but the actual occupancy as we've defined it as the building changed. >> it requires a relocation fee it is as you can see in some of the information. >> pardon me. >> yes. it is not that much. >> generally what happens in t

just on the code from the code says 1938 that's what we did i'll say we did that and as mr. sanchez said we do deal of the historical structures the rear yard i often think people are lucky to have one you interesting have to be cafeteria doing work and the planning department and building department working closely and their difficult because you know a lot of them are really in bad condition and they've been there so long your warning peep if you remove that stud you'll have to walk on the tightrope in this case the appellant mr. bradshaw has been in constant contact with the dbi and i notice 6 complaints if 2013 all filed i'm sure and all investigated and all abated mr. bradshaw was camp mather our inspector not being contacted with the board of supervisors and the mayor that's great but as far as i am concerned there may be some issue where the 6 inch wall that didn't get the inspection unto looks like as far as from dbi records all work has been done co-authored to the plans we've signed off on the permit and heard the planning and found out later a mistake which everyo

just on the code from the code says 1938 that's what we did i'll say we did that and as mr. sanchez said we do deal of the historical structures the rear yard i often think people are lucky to have one you interesting have to be cafeteria doing work and the planning department and building department working closely and their difficult because you know a lot of them are really in bad condition and they've been there so long your warning peep if you remove that stud you'll have to walk on the tightrope in this case the appellant mr. bradshaw has been in constant contact with the dbi and i notice 6 complaints if 2013 all filed i'm sure and all investigated and all abated mr. bradshaw was camp mather our inspector not being contacted with the board of supervisors and the mayor that's great but as far as i am concerned there may be some issue where the 6 inch wall that didn't get the inspection unto looks like as far as from dbi records all work has been done co-authored to the plans we've signed off on the permit and heard the planning and found out later a mistake which everyo

with the building code and that code cycle in 2008, which for the first time removed the natural light requirement from sleeping rooms no clear definition about bedrooms kind of a variety of places for subtle distinction for the building department to implement and concerns with the building code that you put a light bulb into a room and call it a sleeping room any colleague had an interpretation applying to the eastern neighborhoods and having it you have to have a window under the original interpretation and open up to the street or a rear yard had minimum size and labeled a bedroom that was implemented for several years in 2014 it was slightly revised to give for flexibility about where that window can enclose into before it said rear yard and front you had a courtyard they satisfied the building department's requirements we made that more flexible we are reviewing this project this interpretation that was applied in the eastern neighborhoods and again for the mixed requirement that's why their seek an exception under the plain language of the code could be argued their satisfying t

code we have 69 thousand code it give more expensive sit around the disease at component if you have broken arm your left arm versus our right arm that specification is occurring and if we move to postage there 3 the procedure coding system if you look at the numbers advertise mostly patient but outpatient that are combakd impacted from the 4 thousand to 72 thousand codes again a lot a much increased level of specifications the procedure coding process we thought weed add humor on page 4 to demonstrate some the champion i didn't bitten by a pig those are actual quotes but fun to look at agree few of them and moving to page 6. >> if it is peoples to be humorous let us at least laugh please procedure. >> can i ask god forbid one bitten by a pig as as opposed to the subsequent encurrent our insurance carrier will find that every single time it is very important. >> (laughter) pursue. >> so the next couple pages talk about the impact to not only carriers but provider and employers and plan sponsors that was a significant under take and say it is awesome quiet the good news from a carrier

and the fire code and those are supersede what is in the housing code. >> commissioner melgar has a question and i wonder if you can clarify whether under chapter 41 any mention of the income of the occupants so and whether conversion the distinction of definition of a conversion is the same but the population changes so in a sense where a building is sold and the new owner did no longer want to rent to the existing tenants but much higher than income tenants but not change the occupancy whether any of this applies. >> that's a great question commissioner melgar and i have a lot of this commit to memory i can't point out the exact section it talks about what that rent was on or before the time of the applications filed so the language is not that strong. >> i remember the giving up a.m. this was the housing of last resort or something by payment fees or anything but the actual occupancy as we've defined it as the building changed. >> it requires a relocation fee it is as you can see in some of the information. >> pardon me. >> yes. it is not that much. >> generally what happens in t

i urge you to change the code or is guidelines to help us that's it thank you very much. >> is there closed. >> commissioner vice president richards one item to note my understanding of the adu legislation was it had to stay within the envelope of the existing building. >> commissioners commissioners, if there's nothing further, we'll move on to to our regular calendar item 7 for case planning code sections this is a planning code amendment. >> thank you tina changing with the approval of the block alley and rooftop screening and inclusionary code and to make finding make an adopted finding under the sections mention the general plan that will result in application of the mid block alley control as applicable and to adjacent districts with the fillmore and fulsome street and rc d once the ordinance is made on march 3 this is both controlled for the sections will now apply to building that have alley frontage rather than just street frontage they, of course, have to have the frontage on more than two hundred feet and length the promoted amendment will allow no more flexibility of the

amending the administrative code to establish the san city clerk: [administrative code - san francisco homicide reward fund] sponsors: breed; cohen ordinance amending the administrative code to establish the san francisco city clerk: [administrative code - san francisco homicide reward fund] sponsors: breed; cohen ordinance amending the administrative code to establish the san francisco homicide reward fund. city clerk: [administrative code - san francisco homicide reward fund] sponsors: breed; cohen ordinance amending the administrative code to establish the san francisco homicide reward fund. >>supervisor aaron peskin: supervisor breed has brought this item forward. >>supervisor london breed: thank you. i wish i didn't have to bring this item to talk about today and i wish nobody has had to experience this. i hope that we can solve murders and in doing so maybe even help prevent them. my hope is that we can help. colleagues, this legislation creates a permanent city reward fund to compensate those who provide information leading to an arrest and conviction in an unsolved murder case

the code. we will have to hope that codofires could quickly incorporate the amendments into at least their prima facie version of the code. bottom line -- for folks like john samuels and me, who sometimes bemoan the complexity of the tax law, the lesson may be, it could have been worse. not surprisingly, i have not found any economic analysis in the early files. but i have found some early revenue estimates, and i'm sure they would provide a good laugh to the economists on the staff. the connections between roswell mcgill and collins stamm, the longest-serving chief of staff by far, and the joint committee, were all unexpected. as joe thorndike has written, mcgill was indisputably one of the most important tax officials of the 1930's. but i have no idea how involved he was in the joint committee's story. mcgill had both a personal and professional connection with the joint committee. his personal involvement was that he was asked not once, but twice to join the staff. and had he accepted either

amending the administrative code to establish the san city clerk: [administrative code - san francisco homicide reward fund] sponsors: breed; cohen ordinance amending the administrative code to establish the san francisco city clerk: [administrative code - san francisco homicide reward fund] sponsors: breed; cohen ordinance amending the administrative code to establish the san francisco homicide reward fund. city clerk: [administrative code - san francisco homicide reward fund] sponsors: breed; cohen ordinance amending the administrative code to establish the san francisco homicide reward fund. >>supervisor aaron peskin: supervisor breed has brought this item forward. >>supervisor london breed: thank you. i wish i didn't have to bring this item to talk about today and i wish nobody has had to experience this. i hope that we can solve murders and in doing so maybe even help prevent them. my hope is that we can help. colleagues, this legislation creates a permanent city reward fund to compensate those who provide information leading to an arrest and conviction in an unsolved murder case

amending the administrative code to establish the san city clerk: [administrative code - san francisco homicide reward fund] sponsors: breed; cohen ordinance amending the administrative code to establish the san francisco city clerk: [administrative code - san francisco homicide reward fund] sponsors: breed; cohen ordinance amending the administrative code to establish the san francisco homicide reward fund. city clerk: [administrative code - san francisco homicide reward fund] sponsors: breed; cohen ordinance amending the administrative code to establish the san francisco homicide reward fund. >>supervisor aaron peskin: supervisor breed has brought this item forward. >>supervisor london breed: thank you. i wish i didn't have to bring this item to talk about today and i wish nobody has had to experience this. i hope that we can solve murders and in doing so maybe even help prevent them. my hope is that we can help. colleagues, this legislation creates a permanent city reward fund to compensate those who provide information leading to an arrest and conviction in an unsolved murder case

the reason it isn't in the building code really is that the state writers of the building code set forthptions for how you can modify the building code and you have to justify a lot of [inaudible] to the state building code based upon climatic, geo logic or top graphic issues. if you are subject to hurricanes you may modify the building code to put in greater resistance to hurricane and earthquakes you can be more seismically robust. top graphic in san francisco with all the hills you may make exceptions on that. since this is a simple and elegant solution to address a equity issue about human rights the police code looked like the cleanest place to put the change. >> we can use social climate change. >> i think that is a excellent point to make. this is somewhat of a tsumami. >> commissioners any other questions? okay , public comment. >> i just wanted to add my hole hearted support and the appreciation the supervisor reached out to a variety of stakeholders including small business with regina and senior i disability action and the mayor office on disabout. this is a issue that touches

did you get the source code? have you asked the questions?ou're expecting somebody to obey an order to do something they don't want to do and you haven't figured out whether or not you could do it yourself. you told us we can't do it. you didn't ask for the source code and didn't ask the questions i asked here today an i'm a guy -- >> the director's permitted to answer the question. >> i did not ask the questions you're asking me here today. i'm not sure i fully even understand the questions. i have reasonable confidence, i have high confidence all elements of the u.s. government focused on the problem and i have had great conversations with apple. apple never suggested another way there's another way to do. maybe you'll ask him. i don't think so. but i'm totally open to suggestions. lots of people e-mailed ideas. i've heard about mirroring and maybe this is what you're talking about. we haven't figured it out. i hope my folks are watching it an we'll jump on it and let you know. >> thank you. >> chair recognizes the gentle lady from californ

one of the obstacles to unfettered access is the pass code, correct? the pass code.a six number pass code. >> i'm naturally equivocal because i'm a lawyer. i'm stuck on unfettered -- >> let me drop unfettered. the pass code is an obstacle, correct? >> correct, correct. >> you can choose a pass code or choose not to activate a pass code, correct? >> i think that's right. >> whether you back up your system or not is an issue as it relates to access, correct? in other words, if you don't back up your system, you don't have access, correct? to the cloud. >> yeah, i think if you don't back up your system to the cloud there's nothing in the cloud that could be obtained by a warrant. >> right. now, with respect to auto erase, that is a choice that's being made. in other words, you have to actually affirmatively choose auto erase. if you didn't choose it, in this particular case or in any other case, eventually your computer is powerful enough to get access to the data, correct? >> i think that's right for the 5-c. i think that's right. folks from apple could tell you better

. >>> coming up, teaching convicts to code. how this week's jefferson award winner is giving inmates the tools to succeed in the job force. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, own a computer. and even if they did, they can't get one internet. >>> well, imagine teaching someone to write computer code without a computer and even if you did, you can't get on the internet. >> allen martin reports, this week's jefferson award winner isn't letting those challenges stop her if it means helping inmates get the training they need. >> i like that. >> reporter: beverly parenti and her husband would drive by san quentin all the time. >> on the ferry you pass san quentin, you drive by san quentin, but you never really know what's going on inside the prison walls. >> reporter: five years ago, chris was asked to speak to inmates at the prison about how to start a business after they get out. he got beverly to join him and what she heard from an inmate changed everything. >> he said, i can no longer let 12 minutes of one day of my life define who i am as a per

if there is the incremental risk for the source code would is that risk? don't save millions of phones but just to give its broad generalizations but i can tell you that the consequence, the other side to the cases all over the country right now. families and not getting justice. in the direct consequence of that encryption is that innocent victims all over the country are not getting their cases solved. as they have been elected in sworn to do it and a consequence that encryption that i think needs to be balanced with the speculative increase in security. >> this is not about to a new right of privacy but a new form of security. but there are ways for that authentication devices if what is insecure that precluded the best way to prevent it wasn't the desk going out the risk is somebody will come into apple to have a certificate that should not be decrypt it with the chinese government. >> my time is up. >> the professor has not answered what about the citizens or victims whose cases are threatened on this side in not addressed my we have an academic discu

the lower floor was here under current code the 2013 building code lower floors are calls a floor a story this is a here i'll reader the brief palm in the 192013 code definition of a story from the finished floor level above the basement is 6 feet below grade or more than 12 feet more than 6 feet well over that clearly a second story building the permit was filed anti correctly the second southern is that there's going to be additional work done in the scope of that permit the appellant seems concerned the owner will don't care work on the second story to turn it into the other space and that will disruptive the tenants the front of the building this is not the case this work is not beyond the scope of the permit another permit is required and she'll have an opportunity to file a request. a discretionary review that requires a 311 notice if you were significantly those two buildings are quite far apart approximately thirty feet so the idea here's the site plan on the overhead the ideas work within this rear cottage is going to be so terrible and constructively eject tenants from a b

authorization at first street are proposed until april 7, 2016, item 2 the inclusionary housing planning code is proposed middle july 14, 2016, no other items for continuance i have no speaker cards. >> any public comment on the items for the continuance calendars i don't see any public comment is closed. >> i'd like to ask for the intellectuals i understand you but payroll the first available date is july 14th. >> july 14th is not the first available date i believe the decision by the mayor's office of housing and community development for the conditional use authorization to allow the ballot measure to be decided on before the planning commission taking up this matter a r so they requested july 14th as the continuance the first project a notification associated with that. >> okay. thank you and then i will move to continue the items to the dates requested. >> second. >> thank you, commissioners on that motion to continue all matters as proposed commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner wu and schematics and commissioner president fong so

would ever make a mistake but you heard about the 150 million taxpayers in the most complicated tax code. but that better standard is if somebody makes a mistake we will find it quickly and fix it quickly and be transparent and that is not what happened with that situation we accepted all ig recommendations of the bipartisan report designed to ensure that it doesn't happen again. the key factor going for is for people to feel comfortable that bad news is good news the answer is let's fix it to make sure it doesn't happen again. and what about the flat tax? the file is prefaced it is the domain of the congress but then to talk about tax policy that is not our domain. i have said from the start now with the individual taxpayer and the 20 years their corporate boards that it would be in everybody's interest and a think anybody gains from the tax code while those decisions are how you do what are the domain of others to try to make it clear what all meetings on the hill we will do whatever we can to provide technical assistance to analyze one way or another what with the administrative impac

had broken our code? wondered about it. we didn't think they had. we were assured they had not broken it. had no reason to suspect that they had because they didn't seem to know much about us. >> we were told to scout those places and do whatever we could. attack if we could. we sank a big japanese sea plane, big ship. >> a few weeks at the victory at midway, charles rush was aboard as they got a japanese ship in the islands. >> she went under quick. in doing so, there was an aircraft above which saw where we were. >> so in the wake of that torpedo? >> yeah. bombed us. and unknown to us, that bomb cracked a high pressure air line. so we were leaking air bubbles. maybe half an hour later, we're banging, chanlang, clang, clang clang. along our steel hull. until it got back here. and it stopped. and then we felt this movement of the submarine lifting, the stern lifting and the diving officer, who was jim brian at the time, told the captain, i can't control the boat anymore. >> what russih and the crew didt k

the reason it isn't in the building code really is that the state writers of the building code set forth only 3 exceptions for how you can modify the building code and you have to justify a lot of [inaudible] to the state building code based upon climatic, geo logic or top graphic issues. if you are subject to hurricanes you may modify the building code to put in greater resistance to hurricane and earthquakes you can be more seismically robust. top graphic in san francisco with all the hills you may make exceptions on that. since this is a simple and elegant solution to address a equity issue about human rights the police code looked like the cleanest place to put the change. >> we can use social climate change. >> i think that is a excellent point to make. this is somewhat of a tsumami. >> commissioners any other questions? okay , public comment. >> i just wanted to add my hole hearted support and the appreciation the supervisor reached out to a variety of stakeholders including small business with regina and senior i disability action and the mayor office on disabout. this is a issue

live county code enforcement has multiple open cases on this home. coming up on action news live at six, what code enforcement did today when we called them. live near carey and hollywood, soc county code enforcement has multiple open cases on this home. when we called them, they even sent an inspector out to check breaking news... rikki ad libs over hillary rally some incredible surveillance video from a louisiana hardware captures the instant a tornado ripped off the entire side of the building.. but it also records a miracle. if you watch the video from outside.. you can see what happens moments before the twister hits- a woman runs to the door.. trying to get inside. seconds later.. debris begins to fly in what looks like an explosion. miraculously.. the woman who was trapped outside survived. (kyra johnson tornado survivor) "i just bred myself right here between the coke machine and i wasn't even holding on, it was just to brace myself." despite the 140 mile an hour winds blasting around her.. she escaped without a scratch. adlib let's go to chi

with the building code and that code cycle in 2008, which for the first time removed the natural light requirement from sleeping rooms no clear definition about bedrooms kind of a variety of places for subtle distinction for the building department to implement and concerns with the building code that you put a light bulb into a room and call it a sleeping room any colleague had an interpretation applying to the eastern neighborhoods and having it you have to have a window under the original interpretation and open up to the street or a rear yard had minimum size and labeled a bedroom that was implemented for several years in 2014 it was slightly revised to give for flexibility about where that window can enclose into before it said rear yard and front you had a courtyard they satisfied the building department's requirements we made that more flexible we are reviewing this project this interpretation that was applied in the eastern neighborhoods and again for the mixed requirement that's why their seek an exception under the plain language of the code could be argued their satisfying t

. >> a marine violates the code and now faces a murder charge. a would-be soccer mom takes up with a violent streak. >> i didn't look in the back. i didn't want to see the body. >> an openly gay inmate adheres to the convict code and pays the price. >> they say i was involved and i wasn't involved. >> you know i told you what we saw on camera, right? >> a former karate instructor is charged with a fatal act of arson. >> it was just five minutes, whatever in time, that kind of ruined everything. >> and a young inmate goes home to the father who had him arrested. >> you better hope to god they do not let me come nowhere near you. i swear to god i will knock every [ bleep ] out of your mouth. >> over the years of producing "lockup" we've interviewed hundreds of inmates across the country in various maximum security prisons and jails. really their stories break down into two broad categories. the first, inmates that brag about their heinous crimes and leave no doubt as to why they're behind bars. but the second and more puzzling category is the one w

have additional material on whether or not to initiate the half jones building to article 10 of the code based on the current information 9 staff's recommendation the building appears eligible for the california register not meeting any of the priority areas as part of its landmark designation program and finally rec and park department presented or gave an informational presentation on the condition of the mothers, recently rec and park was awarded a historic preservation commission grant to hire an outside consultant to conduct a condition ascertainment and schematic faebdz for the building located the san francisco zoo the building is significant and has been on the hpc landmark designate work program since flooifl it is vacant and suffers from a great deal of deferred maintenance the rec and park department showed the report identifies some immediate repairs that need to occur to the building and short term and long term repairs the - at a total of $4.7 million likely the president of the hpc will attend the meeting on march 170 also over the knowing support in seeking grant funding

. >> that money came out of your pocket. visits a code enforcement nightmare. how county officials are trying to get your money back from the property's owner. >> also ahead, sarasota scientists are preparing for a shark expedition. how you can track great white sharks on florida's coast. >> and it has been a warm dry week, but we are tracking changes as we head into this weekend. we will talk about weekend rain chances coming up in your forecast. >> all these folks are enjoying the sights and sounds of the beach. but, it is not necessarily for what you would think. they are watching a massive >> now, an 8 on your side investigation. code enforcement nightmare. >> taxpayers spent more than 6 thousand dollars to haul away junk from this property when the owner refused to do it. so now what is the county doing to get back your money? hillsborough county told the person to pay up or they will foreclose. >> code violations are really nothing new to this woman. that is an understatement. >> the county has been flipping its gums at brenda owings for 18 years but noth

removed from the project we want to make sure that dbi notifications requirements under the admin code were satisfied we had a hard time confirming that and everybody is noticed. >> commissioner antonini. >> yeah. a question for carli we have 4 weeks until the proposed continuous the eater so in our opinion can that 90s took place be able to say answer our questions concerns for that. >> definitely the noticing is only a 15 day and the admin code and specifically it is including specific language about holding the planning commission hearing for the public comment the past with those types of cases a different circumstances that have changed the recommendation but nicole we're still trying to workout the processes to a present the dynamics to you that the conditional use authorization but also to satisfy the requirements with the administrative code when provides you the opportunity to hear the public comment on the proposed conservation and making the compatibility of the new housing units and hotel units i that is a process we're trying to make that as clear as possible and 4 weeks i

to punch in code. you've asked them to eliminate the ten and destroyed. but you haven't, as far as i no, asked them okay, if we make 1000 copies make a thousand copies or 2000 copies of this and we put it with the chip and we run five tries, 00 through 04 and throw and throw that image away and put in another one and do that 2000 times, what we have done that, what we have tried all to an thousand possible combinations in a matter of hours? if you haven't asked that question, the question is how can you come before this committee and before a federal judge and demand that somebody else and then something if you can't answer the questions that your people have tried this. >> i'm the director of the fbi. if i could answer that question there would be something dysfunctional in my leadership. >> i only ask of your people have done these things. i didn't ask you if that would work. i don't know if it would work. i asked you who did you go to or did you get the source code, have you asked these questions be

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but besides learning to code, what do inmates really get from the last mile? >> i would say the number one thing they receive is hope for the future. >> today i have a future. >> so for giving inmates the tools if for a job and a better life after prison this week's jefferson award goes to beverly perenti. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's called a compact disc. oh. looks like we're getting a facsimile. what year is it to you? it's old. you'd rather use newer technology? definitely. well, i've got something to show you. this is the 2016 chevy volt. it uses extended range electric technology. the prius hybrid uses battery technology developed 15 years ago. chevy expects volt drivers to get over a thousand miles between fill ups. it's got every technology there is. the prius actually belongs on the table. >> dickerson: today on "face the nation" the 2016 presidential campaign comes unglued. violent protests at trump rallies our cbs battleground tracker poll shows movement in key primary states. protests at trump rallies which began in chicag

by zip code in the same city?> this last -- there last been a lot of work in regards to geographic diversity. south versus north, for instance, life expectancy in many southern states is much worse but the thing you're alluding to is the difference in zip code. you could be in one city and if you were in one zip code your life could be very, very very different than living in a zip code that was much better off. >> sreenivasan: i remember being in baltimore last year and literal a difference of six blocks was massive difference. >> you could get on the subway and life expectancy was five years different or six years different. now again the reasons for that are pretty interesting to think about because it is easy to think that they are ought attributed to -- all attributed to that neighborhood or to the community. it may be that there are some neighborhood be variables or conditions that are very risky. we know that physical pollution, environmental exposures, toxic exposures get more concentrated in poor areas. s

the black codes were laws that applied only to black people. they said black people cannot meet in groups of six after sundown. it had even more ominous laws attached like each january, african-americans had to produce a document showing where they were going to work or the coming year and if they cannot produce that document, they would be fined for vagrancy and sentenced to work on a plantation to pay off the fine for the coming year. the core of the black codes was to restore slavery in form if not in law. the black codes shock a lot of people in the north because it seemed like after over 700,000 americans dead that the war meant more than that. when congress finally came back into session, a long struggle goes on with president johnson as to what is vision of reconstruction would be and what congress says it would be. eventually out of the joint committee of reconstruction comes the 14th amendment, which will be congress's terms. included in the language you read are lots of phrases like the equal protection clause that are aimed directly

street under the large project authorization the project is seeking modifications to the planning code reminder for a rear yard dwelling unit exposure ceiling height, and off-street parking the proposed project consists of the existing building and construction of a new 14 story mixed use building with two ground floor totally 23 hundred square feet and dwelling units and 36 off-street parking spaces and 89 bicycle parking and go class one bicycle parking space and 52 one bedroom and 57 two bedroom and to date letters in support and one additional letter was passed out today and with the affordable housing in lui fee alternative with the middle of the fee based 22 percent that is estimated about $5 billion at a project viable plans was completed through the exemptions calibrated via e-mail i have copies here and also like to note a couple of minor corrections to the draft motion on page 2 the last forgave november 3rd should be changed to march 3, 2016 and on page 3 of the motion the last sentence of item two strike the words below-market rate and after analyzing all the aspects the st

this is just one example of the broken tax code i was talking about earlier. we have a tax code that encourages american corporations to move their jobs overseas. not enough to enforce the law. these companies are using loopholes in the law which is why we have to change it and we have to make sure that we take away that incentive. i put forward a proposal on that front too. take the money's are being parked overseas to state taxes this year and invest them in places like baltimore maryland, to a great -- to create incentive for manufacturers to move back here. implemented a ceo employee paycheck fairness act. businessesgeous that deductions for ceo bonuses when they are cutting employee pay. the ceos are getting bonuses, your employees need to beginning arrays as well. rep. edwards: i applaud the congressman for his efforts on behalf of all of us as democrats on these issues. he has been leading that fight. we have all joined him. one day, we hope we will have a president that can find that into law. we want to go back to where maryland's future is. assets he

under the new code, new buildings are expected to be up to 25 percent more energy efficient. it will also make it easier to renovate. repair and alter existing buildings. the city says there will be a 6 month transition period. for customers to apply for permits. under the old or new code. >> . the broncos lost 4 more players. on the eve of free agency. >> . the championship roster is changing. fast. just as we predicted. >> 3 broncos released today. daniels. and brewer. all cut. another, jackson. played a big role in the defense. has agreed to a deal to play in jacksonville. set to sign a contract when the window opens up tomorrow afternoon. resign him. but not for the kind of money the jaguars are shelling out. reports it will be a 6 year deal. for 90 million. 42 will be guaranteed. some big bucks. jack jacksonville poached 3 players from the broncos over 3 years. >> tweeting out this morning. >> much better. for him today than the 3 players that are were cut loose. >> daniels caught two touch downs in the win ore the patriots. he was released today. a bit of a surprise. it

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to the code. that's what the order is about. and i don't know whether this particular relief has been sought in another court proceeding. if in the nature of the particular phone into its operating system it's possible, but i'm not aware of it. >> i'm sure that you will be getting more questions from the kennedy and i know that you are testifying next week before the committee because this will be an ongoing debate. i want to switch over to the director on february 15, 2016, the daily beast ran a report whistleblower's skewed isys. shortly after the committee was contacted and briefed by odni on the survey result which indicated over 40% of the analysts feel that there are problems with analytic integrity and processes. with troops fighting allover, is it appropriate that we wait 18 months or longer for the general report before we even begin to rectify the problem? >> mr. chairman, i have no control over the pace they do their investigation and so it would be good for all involved to look closer

one, we need a tax code that's fair and flatter and simpler. people can't understand this code. people say it's -- our tax code is 10 times the size of the bible with none of the good news. and they're right. we need to elimb -- eliminate exclusions and deductions and loopholes to lower tax rates for everybody. we need to make sure small businesses aren't paying more than big businesses. we need to smake hour -- to make sure every american business can compete, whether it's on main street or around the world because we have the most uncompetitive tax code on this planet. i'm tired of reading about american companies being forced to headquarter overseas because our tax code won't let them invest and create jobs right here in america. we tax them here, we tax them around the world. when they make a profit, when they wip and compete, we tax them to bring those dollars home. that's wrong. we need to make sure that our tax code is built for growth. that's what we're looking at, opportunity. and that principle. and finally, we're going to do tax reform and our goal is not to bail out

code asourse, without a positive law, amendments had to be made to the prior statutes, not to the code. we will have to hope that caught fires could quickly incorporate the amendments into at least their prima facie version of the code. bottom line -- for folks like john samuels and me, who sometimes bemoan the complexity of the tax law, the lesson may be it could have been worse. not surprisingly, i have not found any economic analysis in the early files. but i have found some early documents, and i'm sure they would provide a good laugh t the economists on the staff. the connections between roswell and collins game, the longest-serving chief of staff by far and the joint committee, were all unexpected. as joe thorndike has written, mcgill was indisputably one of the most important tax officials of the 1930's. but i have no idea how involved was in the joint committee's authority. mcgill had both a personal and professional connection with the joint committee. his personal involvement was that he was asked not once, but twice to join the staff. had he accepted either of --unity, his 3

i think that was code for what kind of drama is there.the transition from the founder and former ceo to the newly hired professional. there was no drama. what people didn't realize was i didn't join linkedin in spite of reid. i joined a largely because of him. and because of the opportunity to work together. he's one of the most thoughtful people i've ever had the chance to work with. emily: what happens when you disagree? jeff: we almost never do. we've disagreed on a couple of occasions and they are always related to personnel. it's never related to objective things about the business. learning interesting that will remain between the two of us but i think there was interesting learning. it's interesting you said you never aspired to become ceo. how did that happen if you didn't aspire? jeff: not because of what i had seen in terms of ceos in publicly traded companies. that can be a rough ride. for me it was never about the title. it was about a sense of purpose. emily: you've given a lot of thought to the future of the workforce and ho

don't have to punch and codes.liminate the tenant destroyed. ok,you haven't asked them, if we make a thousand copies or 2000 copies of this, and we put it with the chip and we run five tries and then throw that image away and put another one in a do that 2000 times, won't we have tried with a non-changing chip and an encryption code that is duplicated 2000 times, won't we have tried all 10,000 possible combinations in a matter of hours? if you haven't asked that question, the question is how can you come before this committee and before a federal judge and demand that somebody else invent something if you can't answer the questions that your people have tried this? director comey: first, i am the director of the fbi. that question, could there be something dysfunctional in my leadership? representative issa: i didn't ask youth network work -- i didn't ask you if that would expectingin you are 72 obey an order to do something they don't want to do and you haven't even figured out whether you can do it yourself. you

. >> a battle over dress code so serious parents are taking the school to court. the current rules that say, they say put their kids in danger. >> also we're continuing to follow breaking news now in lakeland. you're looking live at the devastating scene, where a couple was found dead in a burning home early this morning. abc action news anchor lindsay logue is out there and talking with authorities. we'll check in with her live >>> we have sprinkles later this afternoon, temperatures climbing into the mid-70s so not bad. cooler by tonight as the front comes in. details on all that next hour. >>> a north carolina public charter school is being taken to court over its dress code. parents of three girls there say it's discriminatory because girls are not allowed to wear pants or shorts to school. the school's uniform policy says girls can only wear skirts, supreme court or jumpers -- scorts or jumpers. those are jumper dresses, except for special circumstances. the superintendent says the 1999 columbine shootings forced them to change their dress code and for "chiva