he's full of ideas and he's gotten down to the basics of people's rights of peace, quiet anden enjoyment of their unit. i would really like to let you guys know that working with him has been great and i would really recommend him for this task force. thank you for your time supervisors. >> thank you, very much. hold on. is this a question for him? >> no. >> okay. thank you. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> supervisors, comments? supervisor campos? >>supervisor david campos: thank you, mr. chair. anytime you have more applicants than you have seats, it's always hard to choose. i do want to thank everyone for their interest and each one of you had something to offer and the fact that people are willing to serve is really appreciated. let me share my thoughts and see where others are. with respect to seat one which has to be held by someone who is a resident of a sro. i certainly was very impressed with the presentation and support for dan jordan. and mr. jordan, you are very popular. i'm glad that i don't have to run against you because you

it's a very acceptable and reasonable anden encouraged form of dialysis. patients can manage it themselves. they don't to have go to a dialysis center. they have to do it four times a day. if they have a clean environment and able to manipulate with their fingers. it's encouraged these days to do peritoneal dialysis. the next slide shows that peritoneal can be done at night. basically what you have is this patient is sleeping and has a tube coming out of his abdomen and he has a machine which is a large bag on that with fluid that goes into the abdominal cavity and the fluid goes out. this is basically a timer. a very sophisticated and accurate timing device that puts fluid in and out and then the tube the fluid goes out and flesh -- fresh fluid goes in. there is a substantial amount of patients who like peritoneal dialysis who have over night dialysis of this type which is where they don't have to do exchanges during the day. so, the last item that we talked about i have already mentioned most of what's on this slide. no dialysis can be an appropriate cho

so weird anden th then the transmitter on his back, even weirder. >> i love how he's in the mud. all these years of being able to evolve, i just want a mud puddle, y'all. >>> this kid's name is imam kellan, his family is from nigeria. he has some news he needs to sit his dad down for. >> i need to speak to you about something. >> okay. >> he calls his dad in. >> remember the day you found the phone numbers in my room? >> yes. >> remember that girl, those condoms. dad is starting to put the picture together. >> she texted me and she's pregnant. >> she's what? >> pregnant. >> tells dad the girl is pregnant. >> she's what? >> she's pregnant. >> hey. >> dad rips him apart. this is what you want? >> he's 16. >> how old is she? >> 14. >> 14. dad's flipping out. >> i love her, dad. i love her. >> oh. >> i love how he -- >> and then he says, you move out of this house. i don't care where you move to. i told you, you are going to nigeria first class tomorrow. >> i have a child to take care of. >> going back to nigeria. >> it is about to get worse. dad leaves the room, but not for long. >>

that means to educate them and make sure we are out there addressing meetings and talking with them anden is you -- ensuring we have the informational data and to survey their property. when it's really bad, it looks something like this. this is in supervisor wieners district. this is chaos of hoarding. the first anchor in code enforcement is how is the organization organized to be able to respond to complaints and to be able to achieve systemic enforcement. in the housing inspection division of the dbi we have 21 building inspectors and myself. that translates about 21,000 building inspections. we want to make sure the property owners have with a they need to do building inspections. we distribute a lot of information to property owners. if we are doing a routine inspection, we give them information to see before we do the inspection. we want to make sure they are surveying their property on a regular basis and indeed the board of supervisors has required that they be looking at their property and having an outside inspector looking at the building every 5 years. we also have our code en

in the currency markets, janet anden, the fed chair spoke it seems to be that we will stay at the current sterlinghe eurozone, is up against the dollar. the aussie dollar is unchanged against the u.s. dollar. these are the bloomberg top headlines today. federal reserve chairman janet yellen said the central bank is likely to keep trimming. taperingso said that is likely to end in the fall. the fed is open to reconsidering the pace if there is a change in the outlook. ecb president mario draghi says members are committed to defending the euro against deflation. speech the comments in a in frankfurt yesterday. it economist predict inflation slowed to 0.7% in february. the data will be released today at 10 a.m. london time. there is speculation the central will wind in the trading band. the yuan has dropped to the lowest since 2007. china's central bank will double the trading band by the end of june. joining us now to discuss his company possible earnings is the chief executive officer of abertis. big in toll roads and telecommunications infrastructure, thank you very much for joining us. 2

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roof andened up the built an extension on top which is quite eccentric.these ladders and and plank ways that he would descend and cross every day to crow'sa position in a nest of sorts where he could look out the window over the new york harbor, said at a desk, and right. -- write. when i first visited, that resonated very much and that ended up being another structural element in the film. the film ends in thatwriting position. the last version of the spirits of norman, who is performed by chief david beautiful bald eagle, a lakota man of 95, is the one who occupies the chair. >> what is the elation should you have with butler? >> he did the music for the "cremaster" cycle. in the case of those films, it was sort of a combination of traditional scoring to developing scenes together. in this case, we developed all of it together. we start with the writing together and set up each scene as a condition for music, whether the physical situation would drive that or the musical concept would drive that. there was a little bit of both. it was collaborative in t

>> i think right now not just the united states but the rest of the west are going to say, andening this president would say and should say at this point to stay out of it. like the rest of the world, this is a former part of the soviet republic. this is a divided nation politically. it's not just about the corruption within the government but obviously pro europe or pro moscow depending whether you're standing on the west side of the country or east side of the nation. >> i heard, chris, you did not like that response. do you believe the united states should get involved? the president's foreign policy, the track record has been different depending which nation you're talking about. >> the president's foreign policy record is in shambles at this point. he's looking more and more like a humiliated president obama, it's vladimir putin's world, barack obama is just living in it. this is a power play to reestablish movers of the union. geographically, politically, economically. president obama's silence is complicit on this. i'm embarrassed he was silent on this point as he was during the i

. >> witnesses say they saw sara krueger anden warmer leave the apartment complex saturday morning on foot hauling luggage and they were arrested at el cerrito del norte bart. >> happening today google will make it easier for employees to take a ferry to work in silicon valley and is try out direct ferry service for workers in san francisco. cornell? >> good morning, just a trial run but what a perk, worker would live in the east bay can now commute to the silicon valley by sea. the private ferries are contracted through san francisco bay ferry and will leave from alameda to the port of redwood city. now, last month google launched a similar service from san francisco's ferry terminal partly to diffuse a growing controversy over the private buses that tech companies use to transport their workers from the city to silicon valley. the new ferry service from alameda will last only a week to see how many google employees are actually interested in commuting by ferry. public ferry service will not be impacted. >> thank you, tomorrow san francisco supervisor will propose a law to help evict

that was an absurd expectation andens it hasn't come to fruition. >> you don't have an issue with the fact that we went in to get al-qaeda, but it's just that we went too far in defining what we thought winning the war would be. >> absolutely. we went too far and then articulating a global war on terrorism. it's that formulation, that framing of engaging in a global war on terrorism that then leads, creates some kind of a rationale for going from afghanistan to iraq. the invasion of iraq, there was no justification for that. another mismanaged war from which we are still trying to recover. >> we're seeing how things are falling apart there. then there was the intervention in the former yugoslavia. >> i think that's the closest case you can get to post cold war intervention that is did seem to produce unbalanced positive political outcome, albeit there, the occupation of kosovo for example by u.s. and allied forces ended up taking a much longer time. >> so then and let me emphasize, my argument is not that there are never cases where military power has utility. there are cases. i think

. >> sheriff's deputy convinced more victims anden kushltion them to step forward to help build a case against wiseman. with most recent victim claiming he was molested seven seven months ago deputy keeping a cholesterol eye on wise man while out on bail. >> we have been in contact with mr. wiseman pretty frequently so we are doing our best to make sure that there's no new cases. >>reporter: in santa cruz, david louie abc 7 news. >> tonight the fbi is looking for man they dub the have continues day bandit. robbed at least 2 bank on the peninsula. 2 photo on the left show from you a chase bank back on january 10. one on the right from bank of the west in burlingame last friday. valentine's day. and nickname agent say he showed handgun during both robbery and should be considered armed and dangerous. >> the federal government is threatening a take over of the richmond housing authority. the center for investigative reporting says the agency has been racked by years of mismanagement and financial abuse. cir investigation revealed what it calls deplor deplorable conditions at the authority

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ultimately be made on pay compensation and retirement, it needs to be done once so that in uniform anden their families, those who have served and those thinking about serving, do not constantly live under this cloud of uncertainty and threat. what will they do to us next year? will they take this back next year? i don't want that and we cannot have that. we will not let that happen. it was a number of things that we talked to them about. question, thetial only thing i can say in answer to past secretaries, this secretaries effort -- the secretary, efforts that have been made before, i said this in a speech and everybody knows this. this is a different time. we have not seen this time in our budget -- the threats in the world, what is going on in the world. certainly, every year is different, but this is the first time in 13 years we will be presenting a budget to the congress of the united states that is not a war funding budget. you might say, so what. budget, is a defining because it starts to reset, reshape. to marty's comments, rebalance, redefine, our enterprise for the future. wha

lift -- left picking up the tab through increased public assistance when they can't pay their bills anden a stagnant economy is not improved as it would be with the minimum wage. i urge my colleagues to vote no when the previous question is moved and also encourage them to support legislation toin crease the minimum wage so that we can improve the quality of life for millions of americans and improve the economy in the process. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia yields back. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. woodall: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. woodall: i say to my friend from virginia, i think he's absolutely speaking from the heart when he comes to share the voice of his constituent there is in virginia, my constituents take a slightly different view. they look to the congressional budget office, the nonpartisan congressional budget office that said, yes, you can raise the minimum wage, you can -- you called it a modest raise, they called it a more than 40% incre