and we have the new replacement for cars and about 3 and a half million dollars and a special revenue funds and about 365 and we use for our marine unit and our id bureau. and our department charges by other departments of what other departments charge us, and in particular, the workers cost us about a 14 million dollar charge throughout the year and the it and the city wide it that supports the infrastructure and the accounting system is about 10 million and the vehicle maintenance and fuel charges are 5.6 million dollars which is growing every year. our city owned facilities and utilities there are 6 and a half million and then we have miscellaneous smaller work orders with the sheriff and da and medical examiners and that is about two and a half million dollars. >> so, these work orders are what we get from other departments and so we perform the services and they pay us and as you can tell, the airport is our largest consumer of our services, 50 million dollars and mta. is about 8, 8 and a half million. public utilities, the library, the human services, and mosconi and treasure is

and beliefs and the right to freedom of expression and right to freedom of speech and to organize andphysical parties and voice your opinions on various platforms if it's a tv station or a civil organization and we have seen everything from domestic abuse represented in such organizations to environmental issues and these things were almost unheard of in the previous regime and unheard of four years ago and as you hear the celebratory gunfire or fireworks and they are talking about the values that are going to last. the security situation is only circumstantial but the values and freedoms that come with the revolution is creating a very optimistic environment among the libyans because this is what is going to bring us on to a very bright future. >> but let's talk about this, the security issue, for those of us and the rest of the world we look at libya and the security situation and you have violence occurring and you have attacks on journalists and the prime minister being kidnapped in october. you have a positive view of the future but explain, i mean is this just the messy transiti

, and i watched it again last night and if you go back and look at it and you ask yourself, fairly, was this a commissioner that is acted with comments like i will reserve comments and public opinions until i hear the facts. there were no facts issued within days of that. but this commission already seemed to have made the assumption that things were meant to happen the way they did. and there were comments made that this looks to be a sight where the refewal to get around a demolition and we want let this happen because i am going to use it as an example going forward. so that the people as a guy that was nearly killed underneath that thing it was very upsetting to read that kind of thing, but we hope to have this on the agenda next month and we look forward to having our side of story out there which is going to be the truth. >> thank you. >> thank you, next speaker please? >> would you like to weigh in on the report and we will take your commissioners comments and questions after the directors. >> good morning, commissioners. and after the use of the december 16, first of all, you kn

and was effective and was ad good idea and we had the ins and outs and effecting the security good and i think that it was important, and for that, we have a certificate of appreciation, for timothy hines with the department of public works and the deepist gratitude that led to an overwhelming success of the 2013 late night pea soup and skills forum. and awarded by chief of police. >> chief? >> thank you very much. >> >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thanks. >> i forgot to mention at the very beginning of our agenda here tonight. we always not always, but we adjourn in the memory of former police officers, and current police officers and we are going to adjourn in the memory tonight, beginning here, but when we do adjourn, in the memory of sergeant michael jfrnlts hutcin, from company northern station who lost his battle to cancer, he served the san francisco police department since june of 1990, he graduated in 178th recruit class and he leaves behind his sister who is a san francisco police officer, and his father who was a san francisco police officer and his wife, joyce and

and again, i got to commend the captain and i know that we gave dan and jason and mike a shout out, but all of the district captains and all of the captains and the traffic operation and pretty much anybody that is out in the field realizes that we have to do more and even though the academy recruits are coming out. we still have a lot less than we have. we have to do whatever they can do. >> thank them for the effort and we appreciate it. >> okay. >> we have some assignments to make here don't we? >> the files charges against a patrol special officer john barry file number alwiad case number 2013-0154, to an individual commissioner for the taking of evidence on a date of determined by the commissioner. and assignment of disciplinary charges filed against patrol special officer john fitzinger file number alwiad case number 2013-0169 to an individual commissioner for taking of evidence on a date to be determined by the commissioner. >> great, let's start with the first aassignment of cases with reference to the patrol barry, >> ashley waren appearing on behalf of the department. >> is ba

and in addition, we will have commissioners weiner and mar as vice chair and chair of our plans and programs on this new committee, and i will serve on it as an exoficio member and the hope is that by sustained and focused leadership we can help to get the safer street design in the ground and to facilitate more effective wide city education and enforcement efforts and meanwhile in parallel, i know that individual commissioners are taking pro-active steps to increase safety in their own districts in collaboration with the police departments including a buy lot that weiner is coordinating on san jose avenue, at the i280 off-ramp and including commission lee, district seven meeting this past weekend where the neighbors gave their suggestions for top pedestrian projects ideas. our transportation authority staff were also busy working and meeting with the counter parks at the sfmta the department of public health and the police department to prepare for the upcoming hears at the neighborhood service and safety committee and other venues, i also wanted to congratulate the staff and obtaining a gr

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is cool when you walk out there and representing the country and smiling and waving and taking picturesand it is a an unbelievable experience. and this is a volunteer from manassas county. what was it like? >> the rehearsal was beautiful, and industrial themed and very russian. and it was a lot of fun. >> reporter: and the man carrying the flag for the u.s. will compete in a record sixth olympics. >> i sat back in my chair and kind of took in the moment, and really took it in. very humbling. >> reporter: and caps' great alexander ovechkin will not be carrying the flag as planned, because he is playing in a game for washington. i'm jim handly in sochi. back to you. >> and jim will be updating us about the e behind the scenes experiences at the games. you can follow him on twitter and our nbcwashington.com and go t there to search for handly. we can't wait to see the opening ceremony tonight on nbc. >> and state police just now said they believe that kevin quick is dead. they have not positively identified a body outside of richmond as quick's, but it may change when they get word from th

, and i will let them know that it is better wages and job security, holiday and vacation and let them know and they seemed kind of shocked at this point, more of the majority that there is getting paid cash and i am not sure if it is under the table and some of them don't get paid over time and some of them are working ten or 12 hour days or shift and some of them are working six days a week and some of them and one of them is mentioned that they are paid in a personal check and by the time that they get it cashed out they are not getting paid for the full labor, unfortunately some of the employees are not allowed to apply at the bigger operators because they are undocumented and don't have a valid driver's license and they will not be able to work in the bigger locations but this is a type of practice that needs to stop and we need to exploit that as soon as possible. thank you. >> thank you very much, is there any other member of the public that would like to speak? i know that we have some of our friends from local union 665. but, seeing no other person i will close public comment,

what belongs and what does not and what agency gets to manage and where the funding and the staff and etc.. and right now it is just mingled with a lot of the board and the development and the department, and the various entities in the hong kong government and so it will be interesting to watch them. and i think that we felt, that you know, there was a lot of things that they were interested in understanding how we approach things in san francisco and so, i did volunteer your name monique that they should keep in contact with you and touch with the commission. and in terms of what we could learn from each other and i just wanted to report that because i think that also is a credit to what we do here in san francisco. and they were all eager to hear how we are approaching what we are doing here with the water front and how they could learn from us and as i said, i think that there are some things that we can learn from them, as well going forward. so that is just wanted to give that brief report thank you. >> thank you. >> informative. >> and any other new business? >> just want to ta

and state level around the ami and commissioner fewer brought up and we get 60% subsidies for that and our first year teachers and families are under that it excludes a number of sfusd professionals and how do we build at that rate and leverage the dollars and i think in santa clara they issued certificates and they controlled who lives there and we can't do with federal or state dollars for affordable housing but it's an interesting and important conversation so if there are no further comments i will -- >> [inaudible] >> we have a motion to continue to the call of the chair and i will take that motion without opposition. [gavel] . thank you. are there any other items or announcements madam clerk? >> there are none. >> then our meeting is adjourned and the next meeting is february 4. thank you very much. >> the title is up, go ahead. >> okay. >> the january, meeting of the san francisco ethics commission will now come to order. first thing that i would like to wish all of my fellow commissionerers a happy new year, it is kind of the end of january, but it is still the beginning of the

and u.s.itary bases in the middle east. three years ago today the square in central cairo was jubilation as the resignation was announced by an officer and since then the country has seen wave after wave of turbulence with the election and the over throw of the muslim brotherhood and we look back. >> february 11, 2011, egypt long-serving leader hosni mubarak resigned and people on the streets of egypt this was the end of ages of democratic rule. a year later mohamed morsi of the muslim brotherhood became the first democratically elected president but his time in office was short lived. and he was deposed by the army last july following days of mass protests. the country is now run by an interim government but it's the army under this man, field marshall which has the final say. to many the growing power of the army and the police is a sign of the old regime. >> he was corrupt and there are levels of corrupt and oppression and what they are witnessing at the moment is the worst period in its hi

be hands on and to actually go down there and appreciate it and i appreciate your hard work and the three partners that came together and they need to know that the commission and the port really supports this work and i think that it is a good work, thank you. >> thank you, i appreciate the comments and i am looking forward to having you out at the center to visit, and i have on say that really the credit for these three parties being able to work together as they have, is due to them, but i appreciate the comments, thank you. >> so, all in favor? >> aye, aye. >> opposed? >> it passes. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> item 11, new business? >> okay, commissioners, a couple of items that i have on the new business from our meeting today, one is to expand our out reach on the pilot retail program, and explain what we are going to do when we come back to you for approval on that. and two, is to analyze, and come back and report on the rate of return for that portion of the foreign trade zone fee and three is to analyze the cost and opportunities for the pile removal. >> and pier 70.

and in a telegraph hill there is one way up and down, and the buses are restricted and they are not allowed to go up there and there is not enough rooms to park the bus at thes top of the hill any way and so we try to take into account the concerns of the residents the concerns of the adjacent land uses but also the needs of the tour bus companies to get where they need to go. >> supervisor mar? >> you know, i just was going to ask about the criteria and do you consider if there are senior centers, child care or school, facilities, and sensitive populations of people where safety might be even more important on some streets? >> all of those sensitive land uses we take into consideration. >> because i worry, if policies are driven by just by the number of people that complain, i guess that one worry is equity for equity purposes, the most affluent neighborhoods get the most and the low income might not raise as much of a stink of the tour buses coming down the streets and so i am wondering how you factor in the equity about the vulnerable populations. >> sure we are sensitive to that certain

we came together and did a mitigation about and i am tired, and i am 80 years of age and i have been coming to these meetings at city hall for 50 years and i will be going to the puc commission meeting tomorrow morning at 11:00. and where i was not going to say a word because i just want to see where you all are going to do your job, that you were supposed to do and so i just came here and to just to see, what you were going to say, about this case, and you have to deal with the case, whether she commit it or not. and that is your responsibility. and not mine. and not any of us in the audience and talking about how good, someone is. and if you did wrong, you paid the penalty. and if it was me, i would have gone to jail, thank you. >> any further comments from the public? >> if not, we will proceed to our first item, which is in fact, the juliet ellis and >> and you have the settlement gret before you and the stipulation document and a couple of notes about this, this is a joint settlement and so there were three negotiating parties and the respondent and the two enforcement agency an

and engineers and other professionals and other members that are involved in this effort and we reached out of the administrator out of 120 schools in san francisco and this was in november of 2012, letting them know that we were starting a working group and several of them came and participated throughout the process but we kept noticing them throughout this working group process and so we e-mailed them to participate and i think that drove the attendance up and grave us some great, great people to work with as we were coming up with the balance recommendations and we knew that we had a spectrum of options looking in the working group on one end, we could do nothing, really, and we could do an education program, and make the owners do anything and that is, you might get the people talking about it largely ineffective and the other end will be the mandatory retrofit to every school for a high standard and we know that is bad for business and going to shut down the schools. trying to bring the parity and to evaluate the buildings and so the ordinance that is before you for recommendation

much, much cooler and we had that cloud deck and we have a little more midst and sunny and a few high clouds everything is pushing north and all of the tension has been on land dash atlanta and i am up in the sell the, it is brutally cold again and this is going on and on, windchills 40 below in minnesota it is not just happening one week, i saw a tweet and they said they have not had wonderful week of school since december. it has been snow, snow or cold and cold and in then it, it is -- atlanta it's right on the cussp and last time i checked, they had the rain and this will wrap up maybe for a big system starting tomorrow and for us maybe everything goals up and over. for you folks watching us and 46 in ukiah, zoom high clouds and some pressure is building in and we are buckling slightly although the pat. >>> is dry this week. -- pattern is dry this week. 20th and 25th, we'll see how it shapes up and that's the way it is working. mostly sunny and 60s on those temperatures, 3-year-old carlos nava 63, clear lake 62 and 62 in walnut creek, we have a little pocket 64 in walnut creek and

and sleek and skinny love. and i can't see a designer getting away with that comment. so they decided that they wanted to exhibit close and not the women who wore them. the models begin to get thinner and thinner and jean shrimpton said in her famous 1964 book the truth about modeling, that the camera added 10 pounds and that models they are had to be skinnier than normal. and silly diversions about the image of a desirable woman began to occur between hollywood, which emphasized full figured women and the italian sex pots and the models coming out of new york me famous by the english model known as twiggy. the miniskirt introduced in 1964 was largely due to her trend. this continued to the present and we still have this outgoing on between new york and paris on the one hand and hollywood on the other as to what the ideal woman is still quite an this is all made very clear in the movie the devil wears prada or stanley tucci says that size two is the new zero or four is the size six. women have both ends of the

and all of the special inspections have been implemented, and the soils and engineering and drilling, has been implemented. in terms of the next phase of the project, as director hewey suggested at the last meeting, we have been sent back to planning. and so at this time, we are interacting with the zoning administrator, and mr. scott sanchez and let me just, emphasize that we have not changed the character of this project. we are treating it as an alteration. all of the pictures that have been sent to dbi, and the commission, are showing a section of the building that has been preserved, and this is an alteration permit. and we are in the process of getting an update to mr. scott sanchez in regard to the types of drawings that we need to submit. those drawings will require a new permit. and that permit will be or usually exposed to a potential appeal, but we are going through the entire process and making this process, as transparent as possible because our desire is not only to regain the confidence of the commission, but also the public at large. and we are committed to making this

and i said what? president obama on the floor. and you see, and call the president and he said mr. president, my father says that you are spying on me. president said, that is not true and that is not really your father. let's talk about something more serious and you were here chief when he came to san francisco and he ran into a motorcycle cop and he turned really kind of bad and he was not in uniform and that happened to me last wednesday. and i am walking down market street, and there are two harley davidson cops, and they stand by the car and chitchat and so i walk politely, who is watching that driver, and they said what? do you remember that case and he pulled out a gun and shot two motorcycle cops in the face and he looked at me and said get the... out of here or i will arrest you, the motorcycle cops and how you guys not all of them, and as i was talking to the deputy chief, and they are not all of them, some of them have this attitude that they are above everybody and that is the wrong attitude and honestly it is chief, you need to talk to them or their boss and i mean th

why won't you tell the truth about benghazi and fast and furious and irs scandal and nsa scandal and obama care? good question. why don't we get the truth about those issues. after all the president said he would get to the bottom of. it he hasn't gotten to the top of it yet. cheryl said. stop with the annoying clapping and save it for when the president said something exciting and new. yes, an hour and half of the state of the union could be reduced to a 15 minute speech if we told congress to sit through the whole thing without a sound. if they enjoy clapping, at the end of the speech they can sit and clap 45 empties while the rest of us watch something else. and a question from michael: why does he feel the need to use human propose. going back to president reagan, the first president that pointed to someone in the gallery and made an important part of the speech being about them, every president since then has someone sitting with the first lady and point to them. i admire him for. this i am glad the person he picked to sit up in the balcony with the first lady was a true america

everybody and i went and spent ten minutes with russell wilson and just talking and he goes, peter, you know, what we have to do, we have to make sure that this isn't the only one. he said, we -- i think we are poised for continued greatness. >> rose: and do you think -- >> we are very young. i think they are if they can keep that defense together. russell wilson will not get fat and happy. i will guarantee you. there is something in him, some chip inside him, just whatville was talking about, that's what the seahawks saw in him. >> this is interesting i got to peek to his high school coach from cleenl y'all high school back in virginia and he said the day the kid walked in there and he met him as a sophomore and then in eleventh grade he said he was a national leader and said he was born to do this. he said he would rally all the guys and say it got to the point where the buys didn't want to let russell down. >> rose: yeah. >> because they didn't want him to be disappointed in them, because that is how hard he worked, in he was the first one there, the last one there and getting good g

and we just have it as a matter of procedure go through and we would say nothing, and it is passed and it sounds like they are very, foolish thing for me and for us to do, and at a minimum for the public relations standpoint. >> commissioner keen i certainly do not disagree with your point of view on this. you may want to bring it up again at the end of the meeting and perhaps it should be calendared at a future meeting where we can discuss it further and make a decision about whether or not we want to change the procedure as commissioner hur indicated. so, it might make a note about that. i have a different view and i am not sure that i understand commissioner's keane's concerns, because this stimulation lays out the factses and it is a public document. and the public can read it and all that we are being asked is to say that we concur with the findings that have been set forth here, and if we were to, if we, if there is a question about accepting the facts, as i understand it, that would have to be done under california law, under a private hearing, not in a public hearing. this is s

they have to tell the stories and have those cartoons and the websites and the stores and other events to get the kids involved with the stories and making the boxes of bricks ir resis bl. >> they were throughout the 1900 and named the toy of the century and then on the verge of collapse, what happened? >> well, you know, it is easy to look back and see it as ridiculo ridiculous, in the 90s a lot of companies lost their heads. lego went through the same thing. in the late 90s they thought that the play stations would replace the physical toys and so they brought in a turn around expert, the first nonfamily guy to run the company and started invest in new play experiences and they ended up with big hits and there's a toy called a number of things and a lot of toys not appropriate for the brand, they were not good, got into businesses they didn't understand and not profitable. it didn't make money for them and crashed down in 2003 and very close to bankruptcy. >> so the turn around going the wrong way and what did they do to come back? >> they learned the lessons, the digital didn't disr

and we will be talking about anne arundel, and d.c. and fairfax, and all around. and 6:00, no problem. but here we are at 11:00, and dealing with the snow back to the west, but by around 3:00 or 4:00, that is when it will develop, and some of the latest models have a hold on winchester, and front royal and you may not get as much from gaithersburg and washington and baltimore and down to the south and the east, it is mostly a rain event. by saturday, it is out of here, and by tomorrow afternoon, it is on the mild side, and tomorrow is a nice day even though we had the snow to start the day. and light snow and some sleet possible, and right now, we are thinking aba coout annapolis, a leesburg, and again, with that hole developing around winchester, you won't get anything but two inches there. and it is the timing and the morning hours, and early traffic problems and it may mean some school closings and upwards delays. look at the temperatures of a high up to 47 and again, tomorrow afternoon, looks great, and 54 on wednesday and a shower late in the day. and then 36

and violated sunshine laws and roberts rules of order and not show up to meetings and the committee was insatisfy and inefficient and served as a rubber room and come in one r once month and this issue is very important and i decided to lead the committee down a new path so you will see a list off the objectives and i will go over the accomplishments during 2013 and do this and outline the work plan for 2014. so beginning with our accomplishments we had 55 guest speakers last year which averaged fiech presenters at each meeting. we have a new app for smartphones and have 20 people serving on the committee and i want to thank supervisor tang for bringing a new member in and we have a room the chamber and we sent seven formal letters advising the board of supervisors last year and provide a quarter and annual report to the report and issue two condemnations last year and we asked the mayor's task force to reconvene. in addition we persuaded the sfpd to post tax on the website and we have a booth at street events and also by attending walk to workday events. we have been given the impo

and scott fellow and those guys and he healed himself. >> rose: yes. >> and ..u know, laughter is the best medicine isn't that what it says? >> and when you think of movies like that and ghost busters are those movies that are a different era than today and nobody is going to make them? >> >> have comedies and comedic movies gone to a different place? >> you know, if i could be sort of constructively critical. >> rose: of me? >> no, not of you, of just like i feel about the funny ones, i just feel, i feel like some of the concepts, some of the premises are so unrealistic in a way, you know that it doesn't hold a whole -- you know, you have to be able to engage with the characters, and if the premises are so big and such a heavy load, you can't -- you can't hang them on a character, you can't hang them on a person, so you don't really react and respond to the character any longer, you are just going with the gags, it was just the gags and the situations, you don't really get the characters so much, you don't feel that they are driving it, you know, this thethey a

and small wine tasting retail store and we will be selling and serving primarily beer and wine produced here in san francisco and so you might ask how is it different from other bars and liquor stores in the area? what makes it desirable or necessary for the neighborhood? well, first of all, it is the unique product selection. the focus is on san francisco-made beer and wine, the smaller the brewery or winerry, the better i am all for support local small businesses, it is not like other bars in the area that have a sports bar type of feel and all serve alcohol and main stream beer and wine, we are a public defendanting room, store with emphasis on education and learning. we will be offering beer and wine that will be paired with light food. and host to meet the brewy and host to add new items to the members and customers will be able to take home a few localitiesings of wine at their discussion. and this is for the success of my business model and with without the off sale beer privileges my business will not be able to sustain itself, what is important to understand here is that my cli

it in software and music and media and in manufacturing and retailing and financing and software and digitization becomes the core of more industries and we will see the same kind of economic instances in society. >> i love that example because it talks about the two main economic consequences that we have talked about in our book and have tried to elaborate. the first one is bouncy and at under and as was said, there are two different flavors of this here and one is the reward for the innovator and the people that came up with this. and the other one, the bigger category as those who have access to higher aldie cheaper tax preparation and we think it is critically important. but the bad news is that whenever i talk about the book, i keep on doing these dorky dance moves and keep on going like this. [laughter] >> it's pretty tightly structured and we are going like this. in the middle is being hollowed out and we have a small group of people who know talent to harness the power and their income goes way up. in the bottom is gradually slipping behind. that is the challenge that we fac

and they have my sympathy and often my respects. and there are also consequences.onsistently over the past half-century and even beyond. american policymakers have come down on the side of maintaining this in the middle east and i think that there's a lot of humility to very powerful minds and i think some good hearts and you have to give them credit. >> let me just say a couple of things. the book of jonah to the civil war. i just want to say thank you and also i would like to welcome you for coming. thank you so much for coming. [applause] >> coming up on c-span2, a former nsa official following the edwards noted leaks. and this includes violence in south sudan. >> president obama welcomed franÇoise hollande to the white house. we will have the ceremony live on c-span3. in the obama's host a state dinner for the french president. >> the new c-span.org website has an incredible library. we have national coverage of politics and history and nonfiction books. this includes coverage on your computer or smart phone. look at the top of the page. the new c-span.org make

and the imagine is city and -- majesty and the splendor for everything in heaven and earth is yours.ou are the ruler of all things. in your hands are strength and power to exalt and to give strength to all. now, our god, we give you thanks and praise your glorious name, your great and glorious name, and all god's people said amen. thank you. [applause] >> aloha. [laughter] i am coming out from hawaii where i was born and raised. i am so honored to be here with you, and i will be reading two scripture passages. please join me in reading god's word, luke chapter 10, verses 29-37. so he asked jesus and who is my neighbor. in reply, jesus said a man was going down from jerusalem to jericho when he was attacked by robbers. they stripped him of his clothes, beat him and went away leaving him half dead. a priest happened to be going down the same road, and when he saw the man, he passed by on the other side. so, too, a levite when he came to the place and saw him passed by on the other side. but a samaritan, as he traveled, came where the man was. and when he saw him, he took pity on him. h

the largest creditor and debtor and lender and employer and the consumer and contractor grantor and propertylth care provider and attention given to her. so much for limited government. it unleashes thousands of regulations and rules every single year over the course of a decade. it fills nearly 1 million pages in the. we are being devoured by the very government that is supposed to serve us. the centralization and concentration of power is now moving at breakneck speed as the constitutions firewalls have been breached. and i don't need a liberal professor from washington to tell me what's going on either. [applause] although we welcome them. the tea party movement is the only thing left that stands between what remains of our republic and the tierney of runaway government, and i say this from the bottom of my heart and soul and i think you. you are the citizens from all walks of life and every corner of the country who possess the spirit and enthusiasm of the founding fathers, proclaimed the principles of individual liberty and unalienable rights as set forth in our declaration and insist o

new york reporting 36 and light rain and same with philadelphia and dc 38 and light rain. that rain will melt and turn it into big slush and interior sections it is snow all time. snow coming a round and coming back to philadelphia and looking at rain around new york city and transitioned to all snow by the time it is done. and boston seeing rain as well. coastal areas of i- 94 area transition between the two. we'll see more snow on the back side of this by the time it is done. 2 or 3 inches. >> is it nasty tomorrow? >> no it is windy and we'll get above freezing and melting and it is gone and the storm will be done. >> so it might stop snowing some day. >> before we came on the air we were daydreaming. >> if you are dreaming of warmer weather, what is in your dream right now? >> keep it clone. keep it clean. >> right. >> send me a tweet at bill hemmer. >> and to me@alisyn camerota. we'll read them later in the show. >> the white house trying to put a spin on obama care numbers and saying that more young americans are enrolling but it is lower than what they hoped to have

and i now adjourn the meeting and resume the regular board meeting of the board of education, and informational items i will announce the sunshining of the following proposals. 2013, 14, reopener initial proposal from the san francisco unified school district to united administrators of san francisco. 2013, 14, reopener initial proposal from united administrators of san francisco to the san francisco unified school district. 2013, 14, initial proposal from the san francisco unified school district to the international union of operating engineers local 39. >> 2013, 2014, initial proposal from the international union of operating engineers, local 39 to the san francisco unified school district 2013, 14, reopener of proposal from the sheet metal worker's union, local 104 to the san franciscoen i identified school district. 2014, reopener initial proposal from the san francisco unified school district to the following common craft. international brotherhood of electrical workers (ibew), local 6; carpenters and locksmiths, local 22; united association ofjourneymen and apprentices of the plumbing an

and sell corn and soybeans. to the secretary's point, the u.s. is very efficient in producing those crops. but in a country like india -- and we operate in about 90 countries around world -- in a country like india, we have to adopt, adapt to the local conditions. so we develop, produce and sell corn, millet, mustard, sunflower, rice, wheat because that's what indian farmers and the indian economy demands. >> there are a couple things here. there is the ability to grow agriculture within these countries that are developing, and the theory behind that, of course, is that that will allow them to do a better job of feeding their own people and allow their people to move from 60% in agriculture to 50% to 40% to less than one-tenth of 1% which is where we are in the united states. that creates an economy that creates a demand for higher valued products, much of which are produced in the united states including agricultural products. so it creates export opportunities. and so it's important for us to know, to see that

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2012 and all of 2013 and should be out soon. i know that's in the works. >> and lastly can you explain to me i have heard there are a number of senior who is are mostly the victims and can you just explain to me what pattern is there out there in terms of who the victims are in these cases? >> a cursory analysis of the demographics of victims shows that you have significant number of elderly and potentially immigrant population that are affected by these collisions and as a result some of the things we're doing is public service announcements, much more community engagement in terms of the safest way to cross streets. we don't want you -- in addressing the educational need for our seniors and others who use our roadway in terms how to be safe about crossing the street by no means that is getting the drivers and the bicyclists off the hook for the speed and the collisions but you civilly have to be safe. as you cross the street you need to look left and right and left again and then you prosee.d we teach our children to wave at t

and i think researchers that malia cohen and supervisor wiener and john avalos and i have been working with really are documenting and showing what the best research on how that's harmful not just in the ingestion of that drink and eating a lot more, but also in its long term effectses on people's health, not just with diabetes, but also obesity and other diseases that harm people's way of life. also, our measure will create an accountability mechanism, an independent 13-person steering committee of public health leaders, parents, students, community members will be responsible for ensuring that the revenue is spent fairly. and again, it's about 40% to the san francisco unified school district for physical activity and health and nutrition programs, about 25% to the recreation and parks department for parks and physical activity and recreation and about 25% to the department of public health for continuing health education and about 10% to community-based groups for health work and physical activity. i also wanted to say that a significant amount of the money will also go to alternativ

feed and food but now chemicals and plastics and fabrics and fibers and creating new manufacturing opportunities in rural areas. this farm bill contains those kinds of opportunities. so i would encourage those who are interested in agriculture to fully understand the breadth of this bill. the new market opportunities, the new safety net, the new opportunities and commerce -- and conservation and forest ry that this bill results. we are very excited at usda about implementing and instituting this bill in an efficient and effective way. that leads me to a discussion of where are we in terms of agriculture, and what does the senses tell us, and what can we learn from it? first of all, let me say that this census, and the information that is being disclosed right now is preliminary. and normally we would've had the full sense us prepared by now but we had a little thing called sequester and a little thing called the government shutdown, and that really alter the timetable for the way in which this census was repaired, so now we have more specific it from -- we have information and more specific info

dakotas and iowa and missouri.s is developing and continues to slide over the central part of the east coast and ohio valley and tennessee valley. and bringing rain to the south. what happens tomorrow around noon to 3 o'clock is a new coastal storm. it is around philadelphia and up to new york. and this explodes in a monster storm a little too late for hyg impact. we'll have windy conditions in maine and massachusetts. blizzard conditions for a short period of time. it is a blockbuster for canadian maratines. and philadelphia to boston 1- 3 inches. and nothing to cause problems. but sunday is a cold day again for everybody in the east. so little bit more refreezing and then we warm up the temperatures to the 40s. >> sounds tropical. >> you know we'll get a snow storm in march. >> we are only february 14th. we are solidly in winter, guys. >> thank you. despite getting millions of dollars in taxpayer money, obama care website is not working right and the taxpayers, can they get the money back. >> and democrats facing

for now, it is as usual the employees are arriving and it is snowing and tubing and skiing and snow boarding is arriving soon and they're taking advantage of this fresh powder. reporting live, i am ken rudolph back to you. >> you can see the rain and snow, just grab your computer and get our app and you can go to www.kpix.com. >>> developing news from the north bay, petaluma lauder rawlings 9 million pound of beef product. the products were shipped to retail stores in california, florida and illinois and texas. last month the company recalled 40, 000 pounds of beef that's not inspected. . >>> the substation is right off highway 101 in south san jose, and there is fear that is terrorists could knock out the entire power grid. >> it was like something out of a movie shortly before 1:00 many the morning on april 16th last year, someone slipped in the pgand a station cut the telephone lines and sniper opened up and firing 100 rounds into the station and knocking out 17 giants transformers before slipping back into the night. >> now, the former head of the federal energy regulatory commission say

and they are working on seeking combustible items like water bottle and so on and so forth and it is a work in progress. >> when they are finished, do you think that we could hear from them? >> it is going to be a month. >> great. >> absolutely. >> great. >> so, at some point, in time, we will bring that up. any other future agenda items? otherwise, i will open it up to public comment. and i don't see any, so we will move on to just adjourning this meeting. >> have a good night, everyone. thank you. >> everybody to the world and enter galactic rocket i'm joel we have the great honor and pleasure of ownership this building but having haley here we love you guys focused on digital health this is your grand opening. so we've getting got a set period of time we're going to have an interesting panel discussion. most of you know mayor ed lee was sworn in two years ago january 8, 2012, to replace naumd and richard who runs our bay area operation we broke ground back in 2005 mission bay was i think a call was here and we did the total low beautiful bluegrass building we had no tenant who wou

way and around the community and so forth and so we had we had a bunch of pickers and muscle shows that i became acquainted with and songwriters billy cheryl who later became. the head of in our at c.b.s. records in the nashville what took you out of being a musician to being a producer why did you want to produce the question well i want to make more money . so i wanted to. produce records and i felt like being a musician and songwriter and a publisher and all the other things i was qualified and so i wanted to be i wanted to pursue the producing thing where you had a tough childhood right you know he has already lost the younger brother in a burning accident as first wife in a car wreck rather in a tractor track crash a job become all music spent a lot of time playing music and writing songs and reminiscing about the past in a soul thing what to get a muscle shoals alabama i was not welcome in nashville tennessee and i had no friends in new york city model was jerry wexler ahmet ertegun. and clive davis knows gas i want to be big and i want to be i want to be in a pop music business a

president and his or her spouse and then you move on and mix and mingle.rush with celebrity is part of coming to the receiving line. >> is certainly a festive evening but is it one with some added stress? >> i am sure there are people who have stressed that for me personally i found it just enjoyable because the most recent one that my wife and i went was for then president of china hu jintao about a year into the obama administration. we have been living in china for the previous three or four years so we thought it would just be interesting and fun to receive the present of china who has never greeted the people in china. and to see other people who are involved in this whole world of u.s.-china affairs. i am personally find it fun more than stressful. maybe my wife is spending more time on clothing and hair than i was. >> the reception has concluded and you go to the state dining room. how do you know where to sit in what is that like? >> depending on the size, dinners have a larger and smaller groups of attendees. the big ones have several rooms out th

funding and can we and recreational managed and community toichl in bayview hunters point. so the panel reviewed written proposals and interviewed both proposers. in a separate process port real estate and finance staff reviewed the applications. or proposal i'm sorry. the equation of written proposals swufz interviews and financial capacity found the bay constitution foundation to be the higher ranked profer. we heard your direction in december regarding the benefits of a collaboration between the two proposers. the bay institute aquarium foundation the city and county of san francisco was part of the first proposal have been working together to craft a collaboration. in january, the southern waterfront advisory committee heard a joint presentation from all groups and expressed their support for the original proper or proper. they included a draft that was submitted with each proposal and the respondent are now working together to developing develop a final plan that coordinates all of the proposed activities. we also heard your request in december that we come back with t

21 and heels up two and marcus page and watch them wheel and deal and a tough lay in and had 13 pointse second half and north carolina out scores duke by 15 after the break, the fans flood the court and it was 74-66. and north carolina has now beaten three teams ranked in the top five this season and that is a look at sports this hour. thanks so much. ukraine is not taking to the streets of the capitol. we will take you to another ukraine city where things got so out of hand police gave up. [gunfire] and al jazeera exclusive inside the afghan taliban, it's a rare look at who the fighters are and how they live. >> i think a home is a basic human right. >> reporter: the growing gap between the rich and poor is forcing some people from their homes in a major american city. ♪ >> al jazeera america is a straight-forward news channel. >> its the most exciting thing to happen to american journalism in decades. >> we believe in digging deep. >> its unbiased, fact-based, in-depth journalism. >> you give them the facts, dispense with the fluff and get straight to the point. >> i'm on the ground

and what police discovered and child abuse. it starts off our team coverage. >> reporter: friends and family have identified the 3 year old as kaylie. loved ones were in disbelief and in shock that her mother could be involved in her daughter's death. >> i cannot believe this. >> this not her. this is not the girl i know. >> she was so protective of her, everyone is confused. she would never let anything happen to her. >> it has been days since they saw the little girl. now we know why. the police headquarters, the lieutenant says that the girl was found dead in her bed at the royal garden apartments when the officers carried out a welfare check requested by a anonymous caller on saturday. >> during the initial stages the investigators note wad appeared to be blunt force trauma injuries. follow up indicated the victim appeared to have been sexually assaulted. >> and it is unclear how long she was dead before her body was discovered. neighbors said that the mother and her boyfriend were seen leaving with luggage on foot about th

austin texas and in kansas city and kansas.y were asked to submit other information that would make installing it possible. meantime, there is a new tactic trying to stop google, facebook and other high tech companies, the city approved that idea last month but critics have filed an environmental appeal. there is no word on when they could appeal it. >>> and a bay wrap remember, the group's safe place organized an event and they shared stories about being injured battered. wrapper e .40 was also invited to talk about building healthy relationships and he has been building relationships and said communication is the key. >> you need to appreciate each other. [inaudible] >> now the organization's safe place is to create a teen who doesn't accept abuse in their relationships. >>> and san francisco state is considering dumping it's long time mascot, the gator, who wants to get rid of it and the reason why. >>> the men accused of severely beating san francisco giants' fan brian stow will be in court and we will tell you about the ne