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officials say foreign visitors paid nearly $6 billion for accomodation and shopping. that's a jump of more than 64% in yen terms from a year ago. agency officials say the growth is due to an expanded list of tax-free items. they also point to a surge in chinese tourists during the lunar new year holidays. they top the spending with $2.3 billion. next came people from taiwan with about $900 million. and then south koreans at $610 million. the average consumption per person grew 14 pierce to $1440. the chinese are also number one at $2,500. that includes $1490 for shopping. >>> japan's prime minister abe and u.s. president obama agreed at their summit talk to work for an early conclusion of a trade pact. experts say they had a chance to end the negotiations between two countries but reaching a broad agreement was not so easy. >> reporter: prime minister abe is visiting the united states hoping to strengthen summit ties. they tried to narrow the gap between the two countries in the tpp negotiations. but they still have homework to do. >> i think u.s. officials were able

again for taking the time and thanks to michael and jeremy and tom hopefully, we'll arrive at a accomodation they worked with us on construction hours i live adjacent to the project that will be very large and 40 people living and working in that space immediately adjacent i love night time in the city i'd like to see the following amplified music contained between 10 and 10 to keep smokers at bay and to be able to provide feedback of the effectiveness of sound containment to be heard and noise mitigation devices to be installed i'm a fan the green space i hope they have a kitchen and green space it is nice to have that charming beauty in san francisco that we have thank you. >> thank you. >> is there any additional public comment? okay seeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioner antonini. >> yeah. i have a question for mr. paul and maybe staff would also answer you might as well, your on your way up from the way you read this and the hearing he watched yesterday it so you would your extending back sub terrain you have a open space with greenery and over part of it a deck; is that

driving but we asked that that can put in spanish and the website in an easy read work format for accomodation by the general public comment that didn't have a scientific background i was told this was impossible and argued and holder 59 thank you representatives from health department i taught a class teaching middle rate students audience i respect the fact you have a lot to is and 3 minutes is national enough but i appreciate the note we have other people up to speak thank you doctor. >> i hope you understood we want a pole to enter into a serious discussion to get those problems revolved. >> thank you>> thank you. next speaker, please. >> 3 minutes. >> i heard you thank you very much this is so important that 3 minutes won't do the job i have material here i brought because this is ongoing and it is for you're reading so you'll understand and know what we have gone through and it hurts me that fact you've given u.s.s. 3 minutes ocii i asked for the minutes when all of this occurred they couldn't give me notes when we were talking about agent orange number one alice griffith was built in 19

legalize the deck for a commercial use and with that i'll suggest we do not take dr accept the accomodation as offered by the plant and approve the project. >> seconded. >> secretary if we have a problem we'll refrays rove. >> my recollection the gentleman stating they will. >> amend my motion to dictate dr rove the

legalize the deck for a commercial use and with that i'll suggest we do not take dr accept the accomodation as offered by the plant and approve the project. >> seconded. >> secretary if we have a problem we'll refrays rove. >> my recollection the gentleman stating they will. >> amend my motion to dictate dr rove the privacy screen. >> very good thank you. >> i'll second that. >> commissioner johnson. >> offering that was my question sorry. >> very good commissioners the motion is to take dr and remove the privacy screen on the deck on that motion commissioner antonini commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu and commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero and place us under comment there are no speaker cards. >> any public comment on this item? this evening and okay. not seeing any the meeting is adjourned. >> okay good morning good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> and welcome to the brand new willie brown jr. middle school. (clapping.) i hate to start with on apologize but my grandmother wou

. >> i'd like to make an accomodation for people that have young kids without recalling their names if we want to come up. >> absolutely. >> good afternoon it's spring break my son is with me so ami sarah hickory i've lived in san francisco what makes it there are a lot of topics two main issues the lack of housing and the childcare facilities this much needed inform project and this itch needed preschool are next to each other my kids health and safety is my greatest concern along with noise it allows up to decimals the children are much closer to an joining wall according to osha to the - the developer has submitted a prototype not only to keep the noise to an acceptable level for children to this kind of i applaud them for this the developer and schools have said they have come to an agreement on the noise and it says it is they will try to use the mitigation plan but only hold them to the current noise ordinance i ask you to make this necessary for 41 decimals as outlined in the i'm sorry, i should have given that you that before. >> as the president has stated if those members of

those things that take a village i think that if the employer has the ability to provide some accomodationso offer some suppourt such as flexible hours or the ability to make up the time if necessary then those things should be offered but i think that the critical piece is that that we are demonstrating the concern for the family and for the child regardless of the situation it could be a medical need it could be a disibility there are all kinds of things the interfere in families day to day work and the sensitivity of the employer to have the conversation i think is the critical first step and quinn what about the sensitivity on college campuss or at a high school i mean i think sometimes that's where the challenges begin personally i remember when i was in grammar school my only fight was over my sister with someone who approched her and knocked her down and i was her big brother and i had to defend her and i don't think anybody understood her situation then we have more knowledge now but what about now in school i think it's very difficult because there is no official forum to actually

state of the union, johnson said we propose the civil rights act rewe prohibiting employment and accomodations in 6 of 4. and they said no. that is an election year. wait a year. that famous remark of his was what the hell is the presidency for? i think that -- he knew we were paying a price for this. the civil rights act of 6 4 was passed we are turning the south over to the republican party. from my lifetime. and yours. to bill moyer's. he knew the price we were paying on every one of those bills and he had i tell you how he had changed, in 66 we lost 47 seats in the house and lost four or five seats in the senate. and the southern governors and the border state governors, democrats came to the ranch to see him. they wanted had him to end the school deis heing daying. and the voting rights. and there. and eggs clang it had and gardner said to the president. you will never get through to these guys. and arrived there the next morning. i will never forget this i said. and johnson said nigga, nigga, nigga. that is all that they said for four hours. and i will drive that word out of english lang

the island is reportedly large enough for a 9,500-foot runway which could accomodate military aircraft in beijing, a chinese foreign ministry spokesman defended the project. >> ( translated ): the relevant construction is conducted within china's sovereign territory, it is reasonable, understandable and legal, and it is not targeting or affecting any other country. we hope relevant countries and relevant sides can put it into perspective. >> woodruff: the u.s. has weighed in on the dispute. the commander of american forces in the pacific spoke at a congressional hearing wednesday. >> the implications are, if this activity continues at pace, is that it... it would give them de facto control, i think, in peacetime, of the... much of the world's most important waterways. >> woodruff: the u.s. has expressed concerns about china's land reclamation, which has gotten so tense at points that chinese ships have blocked vessels from other countries. to help fill in the picture we turn to retired navy admiral dennis blair. he was the commander of all u.s. military forces in the pacific from 1999

i appreciate your accomodation. if we can keep this bill clean, it is really going to make a difference. >> i wish you would have a prayer session with your staff before the customs bill about this amendment. >> we have a prayer session every day and -- if i could just tell the senator from florida this. is an inextremely important concern for him. i will visit with the chairman and perhaps the preferences bill. we work closely with the senator. we will see what we can do. okay? all right. if there are no further questions at the table the proposal up into the amendment. and a menment to the bill? did you have an amendment? anybody have any amendments? i don't see any hands? i am ready. if you have not an a menment otherwise i will move the bill? all right. thank you mr. chairman. an amendment one, two and three asked to an amendment 12 13 should to roll the 3 into 1. without objection. 1 2, 3. brown 1, 2, 3. thank you mr. chairman. i call the amendments the ta bill to be considered in block. and that senators and m

accomodations there start at over $500 a night. on its own website, ultraluck sure just. the family was flown back to the u.s. and still being treated in the hospital, the father, steve esman and his two songs. his wife dr. teresa devine is no longer hospitalized. according to the epa methyl bromide is toxic material. high concentration and exposure can cause respiratory system failure and specific and deleterious actions on the lungs, eyes and skin. epa spokeswoman said more than one unit at the resort was sprayed with the pesticide but so far at least no others have reported becoming ill. patti ann. patti ann: nonetheless, is there still a danger? >> reporter: well the company, term minute nix that is sprayed pesticide is prohibited by local officials using the product anywhere, indoors or out. the apartments where it was used are off limits to anyone but law enforcement and epa officials. they have to use protective gear. term minute nix term nix. >> should a statement, that the family is in our thoughts and prayers. we're coope

pence signed into law bars discrimination against lgbt people in employment housing and public accomodationotections in education and health care. so a pharmacist could see conceiveably deny hiv medication or hormone therapy based on religious objections. these civil liberties advocates are really looking for, statewide laws barring discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity making lgbt people a protected class and then additionally, if states want religious freedom measures on the books, civil liberties advocates are looking for explicit language in those measures stating they cannot be used to undermine existing civil rights laws. >> yeah. and talk more how the bills are viewed and the fight in lgbt rights. are they the new marriage equality? >> absolutely, jose. this is a freedom movement the next front in the battle for lgbt rights. polls show now that a majority of americans do support same-sex marriage, but it will be a real test of those views when you ask people not only to accept same-sex marriage but potentially participate in some way in those weddings