susan parks, denise low, alexandra dcurby, joseph kramer, ben caldwell, wendy chen, angela lock, and sarah mullins. thank you all. we're really happy to have you here. [applause] that concludes my presentation. think you. -- thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. anne-marie rogers here to give you four weekly update on the board of supervisors. this will be the last week of meetings prior to august 3, so there's a rush of activity. at the land use committee the bills -- the mills at the met was before them. this would amend the a ministry of code to add a limitation, deadline, and require the department to do our report. it would reduce the fees for the mills at contract. this ordinance was reviewed by this commission and historic preservation commission. the recommendations were both the same, and they were minor technical changes, as well as one substantive change that would remove the bag limit of $3 million for residential property and 5 million for commercial property. supervisor wiener incorporated the changes of the commission, and this was recommended for approval to th

. >>> angela going to have to come back another day. >> all for lock down... nudging is happening. they said clerks were outside. >> russell robinson is an attorney for the civil case. >> this is a difficult situation. there could be extra emotional work. >> talking about lawyers unable to get time-sensitive papers filed today. there is a spokesperson says in criminal cases it wasn't given top priority. >> and that is where your traffic tickets are taken care of. those are the lines you're standing in for an hour to two hours, three hours and we don't have enough people working in courts. >> and today is just a one day strike. how soon will be back at negotiating table? there is a meeting set up between strikers and management on wednesday. >> and there is an unexpected surprise at yahoo. struggling internet search company names a new ceo. the surprise part is who is chosen and where she came from. the 37-year-old was google's 20th employee and a key member behind google maps. >> marisa myer was employee number 20 and took on more and more responsibilities from appearance of search

angela. >> living there wasn't freedom. no freedom. >> reporter: ben said he wasn't allowed to eat when he was hungry. there were locks on the refrigerator doors. other mentally disabled adults weren't allowed to take a daily bath. 20 or so dogs ran loose and feces were everywhere. >> disgusting. i felt like they treated the animals better than they did human beings in the house. >> reporter: five people who ran the care home were arrested and charged with dependent adult abuse and animal neglect. ben's family had no idea about the conditions. even when they visited, they only saw part of the home. >> i couldn't tell that anything was particularly wrong. we didn't walk through the house. we were just sitting in the front room. >> reporter: report senior living facilities need licenses to operate. they were free of background checks and regulations. ben's family will look very carely for another home to take care of him and to help him with his schizophrenia disorder. >> investigate the place more thoroughly. and talk it each individual that will be partaking in the care. and then understand the routines and everything

angela has only known him behind bars. it turns out they had met four months earlier on a blind date of sorts. >> my brother is locked up hereoo. he put him on the phone one day thinking we wasn't going to click. but we did. >> what does he say to you when you come in? does he say thank god? >> he love me. i'm so beautiful. thank you for coming. thank you for being by my side. that type of stuff. >> got go back. >> transmitter on. that's why. >> you want me to go back? >> angela was so nervous and then our microphone set off the alarm system but she had good reason to be excited. at miami-dade inmates without disciplinary problems are allowed one contact visit a month. >> hmm? >> are you excited about seeing him. >> yes. my first time being able to touch him. >> yeah. >> angela was literally hyperventilating. she was overwhelmed with emotion. after four months, they would finally get a chance to touch each other. >> we didn't really know what to expect from the visit. but they had both obviously been anticipating this meeting and the intensity of that moment was very powerful. >> you look pretty. all that for me? >> baby, i