i want to thank you for an allowing us to bid on this contract and we have been a member for the last eight 8 years and we have the ability to demonstrate on this contract. we bid on this contract. several untrue statements have been made about our company. but we have focused on what this board needs. we have worked hard and put together our proposal with our hr manager we know we are capable of running this contract with our skills. i want to say that we put our heart, our mind, our soul, about 22 people worked on this. again, our whole job was to come forward and provide the best security services. finally i want to say to this board that the controversy began when andrews won the contract. we followed the process and did what we needed to do and we ask that you uphold the process. >> thank you. next speaker. >> more a bora. >> good afternoon. >> my name is morrah bora, president and ceo of security services. i would like to thank the sf mta commission for an allowing us to provide services to this agency on the contract. black beer has been providing this for san francisco for mor

. >> when i was growing up, my parents made me an allowance. should you give an allowance? found that researching that, there is no right answer on the board, but it's wrong to give kids allowance for basic chores, like making your bed or emptying the dishdishwasher. you want kids to know that's a family responsibility. >> how can opening a college fund help even if it doesn't have a lot of money in it? >> it's interesting, and studies are showing now, and it's getting more and more attention, if you open a saving account in your child's name, and you tell that child about it, that child is much md more likely. you know they're going to go to. not waiting for 12 grade but doing it in 9th grade, because you can then figure out which colleges give financial aid and not get in the situation where your kid gets into his dream college and then you have to say, oh, sorry. >>> that is the show today. i'm betsy quick. late. looking at the top places to retire. >>> each week we'll see you on "on the money." thank you for joining us and have a great weekend. trust me: he implored ala

i think she shouldn't get an allowance. go ahead and pay for clothes and, by the way, you can get clothes that look great -- >> she's awful. she's more than mean. charles: she's mean, she's a mean person. >> let's call a spade a spade here. part of the reason you get an allowance in certain industries is they want to control what you wear. so if she wants the money, then the dnc all should be able to say this is what you have to ware to represent us. i don't think she wants to go there. >> listen, we'll give you clothes, but we have to change that geri curl. [laughter] charles: maybe she forgot the do rag. >> i agree with you there. >> one point we need to brick out is -- bring out. charles: a double standard. >> it becomes a subject matter for the media. men, we don't talk about your haircut or your makeup or -- [inaudible conversations] >> i think it's fair to talk about the double standard. charles: that gets a lot of attractive women on tv and some nonattractive women -- look at that bright smile. >> i was going to talk

allows for non-residential use for residential district. the examples of residential district in general and most residential district for example retail uses would not be permitted, but if you are in anarticle landmark allow conditional use authorization to allow non-residential uses. for example landmark 29, the old firehouse, in 2009, this property received authorization for a change of use from an element ary school to an office use. the baseline zoning would not permit either one of those uses but the department did receive a conditional use to allow this type of property. within mixed use districts, i apologize again for the copies, our precipitator is -- printer is not working great. this provides for within certain mixed use districts for certain commercial uses would not be permitted. for example at the hamilton building for landmark no. 193. this property you received used the 803.9 provision to law for a change of use from storage use on the ground level. as part of that process, hpc provided a referral to determine whether or not the change of use would help enhance the feasibility of preserving the historic property. typically the department will work with the project spo

i would like to thank the sf mta commission for an allowing us to provide services to this agency on the contract. black beer has been providing this for san francisco for more than 18 years and in good standing with the contract monitoring division and have been on leb last year. we are enthusiastic to partner with andrew international and providing this service. we have worked on this contract from november 2010 to 2012. we are very familiar with the sf mta requirements and look forward to providing services for sf maet. >> thank you. >> good afternoon. tompolist council for security. i want to say that rumors leading to this contract. we would like to deny these allegations and if the board wishes we would like the opportunity to respond. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> jonas ten rooud. >> mr. nolan, members of the board, i'm the chief operating officer for cypress security. i would like to point out the way this contract was handled. contracts are put out on a cost and merit bases and not on coast alone. we have transit security in the local region and the west coast. to n

to buy out process and frequency of buy outs to understand this in san francisco and no longer an allowing by outs restrictions. as a discussion to the board and relief to the administrative burden that the legislation could have on the agency in terms of enforcement, i am now introducing substitute legislation which differs from the original and the following ways: one, in addition to requiring a landlord his or her rights at a time of commencing of by out legislations that reiterate those rights at the time the buy out agreement is reduced in writing. second, the substitute legislation requires that all buy outs within 45 days following his or her signature on a buy out agreement. the substitute legislation requires a landlord to pay a fee at the time he files the buy out agreement related to the following buy out agreement. the subject legislation also removes any administration in the original version of the ordinance and instead allows tennants, non-profit c 3 or c 4 with protecting tennants rights or the city attorneys office to enforce provisions of the law in san francisco superior

the site claims babies stand to make an allowance of $36,000 in gifts. >> are y'all hookers?ot. >> what's the most you've done on one of these dates? have you kissed one of these men? >> um, i mean, what's the most you've done on a first date? you're asking -- [ laughter ] >> i got to tell you, i never got paid for it. >> so do you think most men, when they go to your site are looking for sex, or are they looking for a relationship? >> i would say both. a seeking arrangement relationship is a romantic relationship. so like any boyfriend and girlfriend. eventually they're going to want to be physically intimate. >> just by giving a woman an allowance, or showering her with gifts in exchange for -- >> being there. >> being there? how is that not prostituting one's self? >> so my mother decided she was going to be a full-time housewife. she has no source of income. my dad actually gives her a monthly allowance. does that make her a prostitute? my question, is, what is wrong with a woman having expectations when they step into a relationship? >> who said money can't buy happiness

how you can grade a meal by an aspiring chef with big restaurant dreams. >> he's not allowed to. >> and kids and money. the five biggest mistakes parents make when they talk finance with their children. on the money starts right now. >> this is america's number one financial news program, on the money. now becky quick. >> here's a look at what's making news. a disappointing employment report. the economy creating just 142,000 jobs. it was the smallest increase since last december. average hourly earnings increased by 0.2%. the s&p 500 touching a record on thursday but losing it later in the day. the nasdaq once again hit a new 14 year high and the dow si sticking around the 17 thousand mark. >> a big announcement, the ecb unexpectedly lowering interest rates. but falling short of what they would consider quantitative easying. back in the united states, august auto sales hit an eight year high. gm sales fell by 1%, chrysler rising by 20% and toyota up by 6.3%. and to help power all of the strong auto sales, triple a says that the cost of gasoline will continue to fall by as much as 20 ce

commissioner's wolfram, we don't know whether this is going to, this is the right appropriate balance and an allowing a loophole not to spin out of control. we are still going to landmark these buildings if the buildings should be landmarked. so whatever legislation or additional information we put into this legislation, i don't think that's going to change that process or that decision. i think we can come back in a week or two. >> commissioners john's? >> this gets back in a way whether it's proposed whether we would landmark a pristine building. i think the answer to that is if it qualified absolutely yes. in a way, the tail has been wagging the dog here for a while because we got into this because there were economic incentives built into making it in the eyes of some people less painful to have a landmark property. that at least has always been my evaluation of these incentives, but that's a very different question whether or not the property ought to be landmarked and qualifies and i would really like to focus more on that latter question on whether it qualifies and ought to be and let others w

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the bonus is mostly around an allowing it to be more office than otherwise would be allowed butted you can do residential as a right but with a lower threshold and soma has a mixed area except maybe the law district, the other aspects which most of some of areas where there has been more of mixed uses over time. the pdr district, this is more protected area that we kaufrd out -- kafrd out of these more loose restrictions and the other criteria have been in place for 25 years. we haven't considered them at that time. some of the plans can consider those criteria and when they created the sally district they had no ability to do office in those buildings doesn't matter how historic they are. there is a number of thresholds in place. >> one other question, this maybe a planning commission question rather than hpc question. was there any issue around replacement of pdr. i know this is part of the question is the loss of pdr because even with controls, there is a loss of pdr. that is probably a planning commission question. i don't know if steve or andrea if you talked about that relative t

capabilities for terrorism, operational coordination, situational awareness we would consider that an allowableexpense. >> are you aware of local police department that is purchasing an mrap with their own funds? >> i'm not and i don't know how they would. >> or a .30 caliber weapon? >> i couldn't answer that question. mraps are not available. >> i wasn't around here but according to my briefing here the first program was authorized in the defense authorization bill primarily about the drug wars, is that correct? >> correct. >> what were local police departments missing that they needed to be given from the defense department is combat war on drugs? >> we, the department, we do this because we are asked to do this. >> i understand. what equipment -- >> police departments were outgunned by drug gangs. they were looking for protection and fire power. >> then apparently this has expanded in 1997. my note says based on lobbying from police organizations. >> i can't answer why the authorization was expanded. at the time it was for counter terrorism. if it was lobbying from police organizations. >> t

controls to be put in plasma are effective we're in the similar situation south of market in an unstable place but to allow the things to take place public utilities there's no longer an argument over wrote a lighting industry has a place in san francisco committee we had badgering back there they thought pdrs were dead now frankly a greener greater demand we can be looking this in a pro-active way we know this is jobs for folks who need it and folks that will live and work in san francisco those are not commuters but local folks that's the kind of growth we want it's a good time to be lane planning and a good time to invite back lighting into our modern committee. >> thank you very much. is there any additional public comment on item 4 seeing none, public comment is closed supervisor kim. >> so colleagues i'd like to introduce the amendment as spoken read into the record by emry rogers as an amendment so i'd like to make a motion to move forward. >> okay supervisor kim has offered an amendment we'll take that without objection. that amendment is adapted. >> and finally would like to make a motion to move

we have a tick for structural reform which will bring in growth, and thirdly, an allowance that we willlization going forward and it is best to have your structural house in order before interest rates begin to rise to limit emerging-market volatility. for some oftick those things but another tick when it comes to europe. a stumbling block because of slow growth, right? >> absolutely. i think most g-20 countries, their main focus is making sure and global growth is stable if they can, accelerating. circumstances, all boats will rise. capital flows will reach emerging markets and risks, if they are emerging in advanced countries, particularly in financial markets, they will be staved off because monetary policy coordinators will be handed flexibility back. there is also interesting detail in the statement when they talk about investment. that is boosting the transparency and liquidity in securitization markets, particularly for sme, small and medium enterprise finance. that goes back to the kind of asset purchase program which draghi and the ecb are looking to initiate in early 2015 if n

the mayor and the city council have reached an agreement allowing people to carry an ounce or less without facing jail time now as we told you pot won't necessarily be legal but police won't jail you translating into no criminal record. get caught smoking in public know and you'll face a fine that is much steep per. that is a deal city council and mayor has reached. as of neck week, that bill becomes law and it takes effect on october 20th. >> if you side track a kid based on this di minimus activity you're really doing a bad thing for the entire city because that kid will most likely stay in poverty or wind up in jail. and we want them to be working productive tax paying citizens. let them get through their youthful stuff and become good adults. >> all right. here's the new fine. possession of less than 30 grams or about an ounce of marijuana, 25 bucks. $100 fine for smoking in public. >>> a powerful south jersey state lawmaker now wants to put body cameras on all patrol officers. senator donald norcross sponsored landmark police camera bill. now he wants all officers on the streets to we

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capabilities for terrorism, operational coordination, situational awareness, we would consider that an allowable>> thank you, madam chair. secretary estevez, are you aware of any local police department that has purchased an mrap witht their own funds? >> i'm not, and i don't know how they would. >> or a .30 caliber weapon? >> i couldn't answer that question on what a local police department buys with their own funds. but mraps are not available. wan >> i wasn't around here but g to according to my briefing here t the first program was authorized in the defense authorization bill primarily about the drug ui wars, is that correct? ab >> that's correct.cor >> what were local police departments missing that they needed too be funded or give m e from the defense department to combat the war on drugs? >> first, let me be clear, we, the department, we do this because we're asked to do this. >> i understand. this what equipment -- nt -- >> police departments were outgunned by drug gangs. they were looking for protectiog and they were looking for firepower.anpower. >> then apparently this has reny expan

. >> this new survey shows a thirds of children who receive an allowance come back for more. and come back for more. and come back for more. after they spends it all. majority of parents give it to them. in fact, more than 08% say they give their children more money even after they spends all that they have. and what's more, another study found, just 1 percent of kids get money from -- save money, i should say, from their allowance, get their alone ands, spends it all. >> 1 percent save it? >> 1 percent save it. 99% spends it all. >> you know what my parents didn't, just expected to do certain chores around the house. mine was to take out the trash. that was the one good thing about having four sisters. my mom and dad, they did all of like the domestic stuff around, they made my bed. >> oh, horrified. >> their job, because they were girls. >> they were girls. >> that was back then. >> you agree my chore was? >> cleaning up the kitty litter? >> that's it. >> that's that is. >> i what do you mean? the pooper scooper, all kind of smells. >> now they have those electronic trace.

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capabilities for terrorism, operational coordination, situational awareness we would consider that an allowable expense. >> are you aware of local police department that is purchasing an mrap with their own funds? >> i'm not and i don't know how they would. >> or a .30 caliber weapon? >> i couldn't answer that question. mraps are not available. >> i wasn't around here but according to my briefing here the first program was authorized in the defense authorization bill primarily about the drug wars, is that correct? >> correct. >> what were local police departments missing that they needed to be given from the defense department is combat war on drugs? >> we, the department, we do this because we are asked to do this. >> i understand. what equipment -- >> police departments were outgunned by drug gangs. they were looking for protection and fire power. >> then apparently this has expanded in 1997. my note says based on lobbying from police organizations. >> i can't answer why the authorization was expanded. at the time it was for counter terrorism. if it was lobbying from police organizations. >>

kicks could become standard issue in the military boot camps meaning recruits would no longer have an allowanceto buy foreign made shoes. >>> new zealand's basketball team grabbing attention from team usa with their pregame ritual. they line up and chant and stomp as they perform their country's traditional dance. >>> we're going back in session. joan rivers family considering a malpractice lawsuit that left the comedian fighting for her life. joan's daughter issuing an update in this statement. my mother has been moved out of intensive care and into a private room where she's being kept comfortable. thank you for your continued support. joining me now, former prosecutor and defense attorney and a fox news legal analyst. all right. where does this stand with regard to any potential litigation? >> we don't know the facts right now. no suit has been filed. nothing has been said that's going to happen. what we could look at and what the family could look at is a gross negligence lawsuit against the facility where joan rivers was in and also the doctor or doctors who performed the anesthesia and do