radio. and my understanding is that the limit for that a contract was $20 million over until 2017. and because of the actual consummation of the radios in the courses of that contract we need to basically reload that contract. if you very specific questions on this i can continue to tell you why we should do that >> colleagues any questions on this item at this point in time. >> . the failure rate stays the rate as the past few years >> i appreciate i read through this and as well mr. roses recommendation. colleagues any questions >> first, we'll go to our budget analysis report. >> yes mr. chairman and members of the committee on page 3 we point out that the request of an additional $8 million will be extended and there's a summary table. on page 5 of our report we note that the department of technology coincident identify the the cost. as you know it was additionally $10 million plus $10 million. they couldn't separate the costs nor could they identify the type of radio equipment. on page 6 of our report we state that as explained on page 5 and 6 because of the lack of the account

that have issues that are seen by radio shop techs if we can fix something they do. we had a number of radios that were sent back and because of the age of the system they had no parts. we have lost some of the radios over the years because of that. in regards to the radios that our retired personnel give up we send the

radios in for repair. our main need is more on the batteries and a steady supply of radios. we don't replace the radios we recycle quite a bit >> thank you. colleagues any questions? >> okay. thanks very much. >> we'll open it up to public comment on item one. all right. public comment is closed. colleagues any discussion on this item? >> we have a report from mr. rose suggesting amendments as mr. roses read into the record turning the $8 million into a $4 million recommendation. the comments you heard i want are echoed from everyone. i think this is yet one example of were there needed to be accountability. this is one item but it's more and has budgetary implementations. we want to make sure we have great recordkeeping >> i sense that. thank you for your trust and faith. i believe the only way to address this is to take the process forward. i see what you're saying about this and only the structure process is an approachable process that will protect us >> so colleagues we have suggested comments. >> i'll move the second recommendation. >> that's the underlying recommendat

white house to give it to a radio guy and pull up a minestrone they all want to watch videos of you never seen anything like that i'm cold. country's. millions of victims every year. the most. to blame. was a bad year without a trained. we couldn't anything but. there was great hunger. to help comes to with good intentions. and business. if. you live on one hundred thirty three bucks a month for food i since tried to get you know how bad the less bad luck i got so many i mean i have managed to sound silly as i'm still really messed up. in the old series so closely. the. worst year for the little. white house of a. radio guy in fort lauderdale minestrone that i want to watch closely because you never seen anything like this son so. what's up guys i mean martin and this is breaking up the set just the right this week.

gleason, diagnosed with als in 2011 is confined to a wheelchair and has lost his ability to speak. the radio hosts set up a skit where they pretended they were interviewing gleason. the host then went on to discuss whether gleason would be alive by next week. >> terrible. >> yes. terrible. the hosts have since released an apology. >>> to baseball now, one fan attempted to get a foul ball, but ended up getting stucks in the seats. after much embarrassment, the fan was given the ball and able to laugh it off. >> at least he got the ball, right? >> i was going to say, at least he came away with something. >>> ahead, a naval academy football player is to face sex assault charges as early as today. >>> plus, actor johnny depp thrown from a horse and trampled during filming of "the lone ranger." details coming up. >>> if you want to find extreme weather, go to alaska right now. they're in the middle of an all-time heat wave. two days in a row now, they were above 90 and yesterday they were at 94. never happened before. juneau was 82. this is very warm by alaska standards. today, 87 degrees in fair

i have a radio show. i'm just concerned about any oppression that may come. >> sure. >> that people might say, "matt, you can't say that on the radio that homoswult is a sin." >> you can't even go on the radio anymore and condemn a whole subset of people to hell without getting some blowback. >> when you fut that way, it does sound rather arrogant and myopic and narrow minded and bigoted. >> good, then i've done my jobs. no wonder he's concerned about christian oppression. there are so few place where's they can safely concongregate, apart from truck starts, inaugurationing the entire military, and the churches in major and minor cities. it makes you fear for vulnerable young christians like todd clayton. >> i've been called names and shunned from a community that i grew up in, had to quit my job. >> all because you're an outspoken christian. >> it's because i'm gay. >> i'm sorry, i thought you were a christian? >> i'm also gay. >> so it was the gay part of you? >> right. >> that was bullied? >> right, ex

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and so it wasn't you didn't want them to be able to say like a disk player or something like that a radio inside and a no, the mowers of operation so long as it doesn't impact the neighborhood the residents as well other businesses which i don't think is a problem. >> any other questions? >> i'd like to a open the comments to the public happy doughnuts. all right. public comments is closed >> commissioners motion. >> i'd like to move to approve this permit that with the police condition striking number 3 and 10 i'd like to scratch the part where the police department will have unlimited access to the premises. >> we have a motion do we have is a second. >> motion and is there further discussion. >> all right. to approve the motion (calling names) >> good luck. good doughnuts okay >> commissioner at an is here. the record will reflect that the commissioner is here. doing business as the battery for a plays of entertainment >> all right. this is for a place of entertainment it's a new private club still under construction. there is a extensive description their recommendation have been subm

so also as a result of board president chiu and in constant conversation with our d e m along with the police and fire chief we want to signal to you to make sure our radio systems are updated right away our system is 13 years old a he if you're already on your cell phone you're on the third ongoing years of the changing. we need this up grating we've learned that communication is the first thing we depend upon. and our emergency facilities are necessarily and we'll outline a specific timeframe for that to happen. we're already working on radio systems and the ata and the agencies want to be connected the police and fire and the emergency responders have to have a radio system we can depend on that about so next week we have the gone gate exercise and we're ready for that and we'll know that exercise will again be responsive to the expected earthquake in san francisco and all the attributes of meeting in our emergency center to constantly conduct and ready ourselves and i'll be glad to be participating in that. we'll be conducting a mass exercise i'd like to know where the menu is whether it will be a much more productive robust menu but it's to test our

a this contract because there are needs for radio equipment and replacement. there's more urgent needs at this time >> we've developed a good relationship with the shop were any radios that have issues that are seen by radio shop techs if we can fix something they do. we had a number of radios that were sent back and because of the age of the system they had no parts. we have lost some of the radios over the years because of that. in regards to the radios that our retired personnel give up we send the radios in for repair. our main need is more on the batteries and a steady supply of radios. we don't replace the radios we recycle quite a bit >> thank you. colleagues any questions? >> okay. thanks very much. >> we'll open it up to public comment on item one. all right. public comment is closed. colleagues any discussion on this item? >> we have a report from mr. rose suggesting amendments as mr. roses read into the record turning the $8 million into a $4 million recommendation. the comments you heard i want are echoed from everyone. i think this is yet one examp

ndora will buy a radio service to qualify for some settlement agreements on royalties announcing a day after apple announces i tunes radio. >> u.s. stocks declined today on concerns that central banks will pay for monetary sim plus. your bloomberg silicon valley index sliding today and yahoo's ceo is offering the chance to join her for a power lunch at the company's headquarters. the bidding surpassed $50,000 for the offering. proceeds going to aspire east palo alto charter schools in palo alto. from the bloomberg headquarters i'm embill embilly -- emily chang. >> thank you. >> we have a new abc 7 news smart phone app. >> this is about a minute behind the last you're watching it as it's happening. it's easy to down load. >> you look better than i do. >> people say smaller screen is good for me. >> i was going say but we have a section for stories you want to share. >> and this app is so easy to down load. if you have our current app you're going need to down load the new one because the old one is going to go away soon. >> there is a great new weather app on there. >> changing every da

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i want to bring in sirius radio personality, jay thomas. you're a funny guy, veteran of radio. cross -- they crossed the line. >> they did a stupid bit. who sits in a room and says, well, we're going to do a joke about a guy with lou gehrig's disease? so they got fired for a bad joke. i'm going to tell you something, i checked their ratings this morning and they didn't look good. i have a funny feeling that they should have been suspended. this guy sounded very contrite. sounds like he's a nice guy. they made a big mistake. look, it wasn't a funny bit. i don't know their normal show. i have to think are their ratings good? are they number one? >> one of the top. one of the top, you know. they don't take "mike and mike." >> i'm very surprised. he was contrite. i'm in new orleans and people go, that was a dumb thing to say, but no one's yelling for them to get fired. so it's like, you know, the management reacts. it's a terrible thing, stupid thing but, yeah, you make mistakes so they should have been off the air for a few days. they would have done benefits for als. they would h

and it was spread across a victory for the radio movement. the fcc will soon begin accepting applications for hundreds of new low-power fm radio stations in october. all of that and more coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. talks between the u.s. and taliban are now in limbo just one day after they were announced. state department one house officials were due to meet with taliban delegates in qatar today for the first to goshens and every year. but hours after the talks were announced, the afghan government said it would withdraw from the process as well from ongoing negotiations on security cooperation with the united states. and afghan government spokesperson said the u.s. violated a pledge to withhold official recognition of the taliban the taliban has named its new political office in qatar the islamic emirate of afghanistan. the diplomatic uncertainty amidst taliban attacks inside afghanistan on the u.s.-led nato occupation. four u.s. soldiers were killed wednesday in a rocket at

a. radio guy. off a. cliff to give you never seen anything like this until. the civilized world produces more food than it needs. while people die of hunger in other countries. millions of victims every year. where a meal is the most value treasure. is flood or droughts to blame. it was a bad year without a train. we couldn't anything. but there was. great. always it comes to with attention. diplomacy and business. and following up with the questions posed in our previous energy interview regarding oil and natural resources we now have on deck an ecological economist who is advocating for a steady state economy that would be an economy that is not constantly striving for growth but poses a fairer distribution of wealth and efficient allocation of resources to ensure a sustainable environment brian chack is the president of the center for the advancement of the steady state economy and author of new book a supply shock economic growth in the crossroads and the steady state solution brian thanks so much for joining us thank you great to have you here so i have

a. radio guy for a minute. i want. to give you've never seen anything like this i'm so. happy monday guys i remember one lucky break in the set there's a lot going on this weekend simply not enough time to cover all in thirty minutes let's get started and let's break that. guys it's been over a month since n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden made public some of those damning information about the extent of u.s. government surveillance and as of friday june twenty first he became the eight person officially in charge of the espionage act the bill designated for spies but instead of focusing on the erosion of civil liberties or the u.s. has cracked down on whistleblowers the corporate media quickly held their court of public opinion on his guilt. this is what i think i think this kid's a punk i think he's a coward and i don't view him as a patriot at all he's a coward because he would come home and face the music so i hope we'll chase him to the ends of the earth bring him to justice and let the russians know there will be consequences if they harbor this guy we need to ge

and gary, i think, as well that i remember was in contract talks to host a radio show here in the city of san francisco. and i think we would have all loved his candor on the air for a number of years. before he gets to speak, and i don't know if anyone else wants to speak, gary, i want to say thanks for all your service, all of years. i've known your family for a long, long time. and also i want to let you know that i have a few gifts for you as you head into retirement, some books for you to keep your mind occupied. we have bridge for dummies, we have 399 games, puzzles and trivia challenges to keep your brain young as well as birds of california so when you go bird watching you can use that in your spare time. anyway, gary, congratulations and thank you for all you've done. (applause) >> i'm sorry chris daly couldn't be here. we got along so well. this is a surprise. i didn't know this was going to happen. i want to compliment the board of supervisors because i believe that there is certainly a tone of civility and working together that i have not seen for 15 or 20 years. i've certa

why would they put a radio active isotope in his sushi. the point is, it eroded him from the inside to send a mess sen. >> that's a terrible story. snowden is as wanted as you are unwanted by your family. whoe -- who is the real loser here, him or you? >> if we want to talk about the real enemies props to my family for having me. back on you, mom and dad. not like you are watching. putin is a d-bag. first of all he is lying. the international transit zone, you can only be in there for 24 hours. if snowden is still there he has to cross to the russian border. as long as somebody is leaking material that could endanger your life there are american lives. god forbid an all girl band says something about the head of mother russia and they rot in prison for the rest of your life. i am talking about the riot girls and our josie and the pussycats are running around. >> you noy we have had this controversy with the super bowl ring and putin taking the super bowl ring. in a way, snowden is the real super bowl ring. he has america around his finger.

white house of the day a radio guy and. a watchdog watch quote a good deal good you've never seen anything like this i'm telling. you. it. was. president obama defends a recently revealed mass surveillance program that monitors almost every aspect of people's internet and certain activities saying security goals justify an invasion of privacy. a love hate relationship with the u.s. is said to quiz china over suspected. attacks as america's shaky recovery is increasingly dependent on chinese investment. and the lads' mags in the u.k. may soon be going under the shelves as feminist groups descend upon the industry to have to remove. shops.

a. radio guy and call up a minister of a click cause they want to watch closely a good job you've never seen anything like this i'm told. guys i'm happy martin and frankness said so but is it enough that governments are tracking all of our communications through the n.s.a. now there's one more bone to pick with the administration and this time it involves the state department is it according to an internal memo from the inspector general obtained by c.b.s. we now know that multiple serious investigations have been influenced manipulated or even called off by high ranking officials the most specifically cites eight examples of. that were tempered with one involved allegations that a state department official engaged in sexual assaults on guards at the u.s. embassy in beirut another detailed a possible underground underground drug ring taking place in iraq thought to have been supplying drugs in the state department security contractors but perhaps the most disturbing revelation from the memo was the fact that even a u.s. and bassett are who remains anonymous routinely ditched his protect

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broadcasting live from a radio studio for the first time to the nation. >> it was a great pleasure toisit the bbc today. and to see it in its new home. i remember first coming to broadcasting house with my and sistermy mother shortly before the war. ofame again with the duke edinburgh just before the coronation in 1953. >> audio from that first visit was also broadcast. it was an exchange between a 13- year-old princess elizabeth and her sister margaret. very much. indown on the lower ground the largest newsroom in europe, journalist crowded to see and photograph the queen. moment with a very special royal guest. >> back on the ground floor, there was a lineup of some of the bbc's most recognizable faces. 'sey praised the queen dedication the job. , meetingter day people, being interested in what they are doing. she does a great job will stop you have to see her in action. >> a parting gift featuring the queen seemed to please her. this visit to the bbc, perhaps a welcome distraction of thoughts of her husband in hospital. >> a man who hardly needs an introduction, superman has been e

a. radio guy. that did you never seen anything like this. let me let me respond or don't let me ask you a question. here on this board is what we have in the bank we have our knives out. but if you feel the slightest bad staying there again here into the race will be an ideal way to talk about surveillance. however at the break of the recession we had this huge surge where we had a tripling in the number of families who were on the wait list for shelter and that reached the highest point ever about a month ago we had a increase in the number of people who were single adults who were homeless about a fifty percent increase there we have about sixty percent of all the people right now seeking shelter are homeless for the very first time in the united states especially of plays a very central role because it's this very much this culture where if you just work hard you can get ahead and that there's this idea then that if they if people aren't able to get ahead that it's their. but they have missed a lot of processes think there's been cases whe

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mccarthy and his team have managed to trap the cat seven times, each time fitting the cat with a radiont where that cat is on the ground. >> reporter: it will tell them how far the cats roam and most importantly how they raise their young. but learning about the snow leopards is not without controversy. they have to set snares that loop around the cat's leg and trap them until a team arrives. a dart is shot at the cat with chemicals that could kill a human in a matter of minutes. they put the cat to sleep temporarily. they are weighed and collared before slowly coming back to. >> we wish there was a way to get all the information we need without having to do this. but in reality there is no other way. >> reporter: on this trip tom and his team have to set new traps to catch the cat again and very soon. the collars are designed to fall off after 18 months and the cat will lose his any day now. >> we have 13 snares out there and they have managed to avoid them for over a week. >> reporter: the few thousand survives snow leopards are in the most remote places on earth like in pakistan whe