>> ask us where we went, ask us what we did, ask us how the food was, ask us how the temperature was.hink most importantly for veterans, ask us what's next in our lives. >> right. >> so, our lives as civically engaged individuals, as those predisposed for service, those who volunteered for military service, those lives don't end when we take off our uniforms. so, while we are grateful for every thank you we get, we just need to hear something else after that that says we still want you, we still need you and we think that what you have here in your civilian clothes is just as important, if not more important, than what you did in your uniform. >> and also that you are a person, i see you, the person, the individual living, breathing person in front of me who's going to have to get up and go to a job tomorrow and not some type that's in my head that i apply this phrase to. >> and i think that's a larger problem. it's sort of, it's the civilian military divide, right? there's a lot of misunderstandings, misconceptions. as you mentioned in the opening, we talk a lot about some of the det

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but no one asked us what was going to happen to us? and i have been six years now going on dialysis. and if it was not for these people at general hospital, i don't know where i would have went with my life. athat time, and you are youth to have dialysis does not have a way, it just hits you man, and when it hits you, it hits you in the heart, you know? you don't know color, chinese, black or whatever, i don't care man, we are all one and we are not asking for a new place, we are just asking for our old spot back, we don't have know tvs or whatever, but we have family that is all that we have. that is all that i care man, i don't care for nothing else just family man and i hope that you guys do the best and pray to god, god bless everybody. >> thank you very much. and thank you and your son for being here. >> next speaker please? >> my name is allen and i am a dialysis technician at sfgh, and they are talking about numbers of 30 patients or more but they do not realize that as, technicians it is not safe to have the 5 to 1 ratio they w

he asked us to be better. he asked us to do more and be more. he challenged us to go to the moon. not because it's easy, but because it's stuff. what a great message to believe that you can take on tougher issues. >> patrick, i have to ask among all of this celebration of his life, do you believe that lee harvey oswald was the lone gunman. >> this is her father's grave and president kennedy's days are birthdays, and they're days that celebrate a lot. i agree with you chris that there is a lot of focus on the death and the conspiracy of the death, but we have to live in the future. my father was an example of someone that always kept moving toward. he always set that model for us. it could have brought us down. so that was the message that we were all given is that we ought to keep looking forward. >> kathleen, do you believe that lee harvey oswald was the lone asas assass assassin. >> what i learned in that letter from my father is that i'm not going to solve that problem. so i'm going to focus on things that i can do to make a difference. that was a really terrible time in our cou

ask us how the food was, what the temperature was. portantly for veteran, ask what's next in our lives. our lives as civically engaged individuals, those lives don't end when we take off our uniforms. while we are grateful for every thank you we get, we just need to hear something else after that that says we still want you, need you and think what you have here in your civilian clothes is just as important if not more important than what you did in uniform. >> also you're a person. i see you the person, the individual breathing person in front of me that's going to get up and go to a job tomorrow and not some type in my head that a apply this phrase to. that's a larger problem. >> it's the military divide. there's misunderstanding, misconceptions. as you mengtioned in the openin, we talk about detrimentdetrimen. a small group of post 9/11 veterans. what about leaders and the problem solvers coming home, having been trained by the taxpayer dollar. let's recoop investment. >> i want to talk about the divide and where folks are coming fr

. >> she'd have to get permission from her boss and asked us to step away. >> the worker asked us toait outside. we have been. it's cold. it's been about ten minutes. >> on 9th street northwest, inspectors closed ethiopian restaurant for infestation. they cited 28 violations including rat droppings and a dead rat next to the dumpster. when we visited, still under that suspension order. >>> we went back to that no hot water bathroom after it passed reinspection to check ourselves. this time the hot water met dc's required mark. >> that's 110. >> hot water is one of the most common violation closures. if you ever go into the bathroom and the hot water isn't warm enough, it's probably not hot enough to be what experts would consider safe. wusa 9. >> and all those restaurants have since passed the inspection and back in business. if you want to be the first to know which are being cited, follow russ on twitter. or friend him on facebook. >> in this season of thanksgiving and holiday spirit, we here are excite today announce the dc's ever first ever toy drive. you can give to a needy fami

i know you've asked us when we do these projects to come back and report on how have they done and what we've expected. and so far it looks very positive. >> moving onto other activities. you had asked earlier in the year that we come back toward the end of the year and provide an update on the issue of taxi and permits so i wanted to do that. you'll recall owe -- i guess it was a year ago that you offered a madallion and we discussed that. and in april of this year, you issued 120 new taxi permits and 200 in 2014. where we are with that, of the 120 that you authorized for this year, 20 we designated as part-time single operator permits and those were in service by july 1. the remaining 100 permits were put into the half dozen medallion pull and issued to those on the waiting list. and that started in april and we'll issue the permits in july. 65 have been issued. the remaining 35 are scheduled to be issued within the next six weeks or so. so that first 120 would have all gone out and 100 are going to those highest on the medillion waiting list, so that's good. for the 200 you authorize

finally, whether you are citizens of america or the world, ask us -- ask of us the same standards of strength and sacrifice that we should ask of you with the good conscious our only sure award and history are final judge of our deeds, i may have been a naive kid but i wasn't the only one who believed it. in those days, there were ideas that our freedom was dependent upon the freedom of others, they were working for a better world for our children, everyone was entitled to justice, that we owed something to our communities that had given us so much. that there was an enlightened self-interest that was better than simple greed. now we have a city hall family smart enough to lie for each other. now we have david chiu having us arrested. now the lies don't matter because only money matters. in fact, it's been a rough 50 years and the lies cost more than the money. thank you. >> next speaker. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. >> if you want to pull the mic. a little closer to you. >> sure. >> perfect, thank you. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen of the board, my name is [inau

late august i received a new letter from my to conjure a dog asking us to drop a record. he's ready to come to sweden negotiate a settlement if i only make some cuts to the movie these guys never stop even if they know they're wrong they never stop. two months later i'm on my way to film festival. later today. in court in los angeles. this is the moment we've been waiting for. i was very excited i was i was i was very. exacting the way i wanted it. it was it was right on. everything a perfect way to face the. wants. or. let's face it they are human which. there are a couple of times in the hearing where it was kind of questionings. like what are you talking about anyway so i don't want. her. i didn't think i would be able to read a legal document with a smile. but this is a total win for us. the glorious news. now our film is free also in the us. but you never know with these camps. or. i return to nicaragua to show the film to the workers. told invested millions in lawyers and media spin to suppress does story. stories like this one about poverty and injustice need to be

it is what the president has asked us to do and it is the only way we can reassure our citizens that the intelligence committee is using his tools appropriately. the rules and oversight committee asked us to protect our people's liberties. -- we only work within the law. we have made mistakes. these are usually caused by human error or technical problems. whenever we have found mistakes, we have corrected them. the national security agency is physically as part of the intelligence committee broadly. it is an honorable institution. the men and women who do this sensitive work are honorable people. they are appalled by any wrongdoing. they are citizens of this nation who care just as much about privacy and constitutional rights as the rest of us. they should be commended for their important work in protecting the people of the country, it has been made all the more difficult by unauthorized disclosures. we stand ready to work in partnership with you to further protect our privacy and civil liberties. there are some principles we already agree on. we must always protect our sources and l

i'm going to ask that we respect each other and try to stay within the timeline for those of you who use 2 minutes. i would ask everyone to use 2 minutes. i will go ahead and start with you, doctor. >> thank you so very much. i would like to start off saying that when you all set up the task force for the digesters, i was one of the those members for the task force and when something is brought to our attention that something is built 2 feet above the ground, it goes to the arts commission. i requested that. i requested that 10 percent come to the southeast sector. i requested that. and when i went to this meeting, and i asked the question. that meeting, i'm going to be there. i ask that i receive copies of all the organizations that are supposed to be in my community. i live there. i know the people there. never got it. let me say this to you. 10 percent was not asking very much because i felt when i heard, where is the money coming from. when they said puc, i said, oh, you are nothing going to get nothing and you that have been working in this community for the last 40 years are not go

she asked us not to reveal her identity. she said what she saw when she was on the job.she was there 4 days. that's all she could take. >>> a man is behind bars and arrested for committing leud acts on a child. school officials say adults can't be alone with a child . there has to be a group of children or another adult. they are looking to see if there are other victims. >>> a burglary and car break in outside of the police chief's home. they took a jacket. he said crime happens in unlikely places and he is not immune. >>> we are back in the 70s for the north bay and south bay. satellite and radar pictures over california, the storm track is well to the north. it will change into the weekend. we will have mild conditions into the afternoon. out the door we will have upper 30s and in napa. 44 in daily city. 41 out in livermore. we will have warmer conditions and more upper 70s. 75 in palo alto. it will be comfortable, not too hot or too cool. 76 for liver more. 70s for the north bay. here is the extended forecast. we have a nice day to round out the work week. changes as

we studied the matter and it made us feel uncomfortable. we asked dole for an explanation but the swedish office referred to the us office they never got back to us so we decided to stop selling the product effective immediately after that. i got an answer from the public relations manager at max he told me they had spoken to dull it was a woman and had decided to discontinue the collaboration post of their reply on my blog along with an image and. then all hell broke loose. the big newspapers hated that and suddenly we went from the cultural pages of the newspaper to the business pages and that's what a power it's. done in my local cheese shop i bumped into lucy our newest to do you and member of parliament he had read about our struggle and he asked if you could help me i said yes it would be great if we could show this film in the problem. is a social democrat so i decided to also called an m.p. from a conservative government party and i asked him the same question. was taken out of competition invited all threatened to see the film festival the

the teachers ask us for a stipend and nobody's getting a stipend but we ask for the teachers for going to another meeting >> mr. mendosa and anyone. >> i want to thank the b cc for they're hard work. i know you keep us busy with the e-mails we're asking some pertinent questions thank you for the opportunity to introduce to the board and everyone our new director of mpd lewis can you stand so the board can see who you are. multiple lingual pathways department (laughter) but lewis is jimd in and been a great service to the b cc >> thank you superintendent and a number of board members thank you very much for the amount of time and effort you put into this year i know you wouldn't do this if you didn't care about the families in the district. we're grateful and thank you. clearly there's a lot of issues that need to be worked out. i appreciate you coming and speaking to us this evening. at the >> all right. we're going to move into item l. may i please here the acceptance of the adversaries report. is there a second >> i second. >> may i please hear ard of the recommendation please. good

well, maybe you can find a government that will ask us to leave. once again. all of richard russells words are the words he poke to lyndon johnson in a phone call. if you put john kennedy in that other end of that phone call, then what kennedy is hearing is what i think richard russell is trying to say, find some way out of this. johnson thought differently. hi didn't care about the world. he was a domestic politician. his framework was the cold war. he said two days after dallas i'm not the first american president to lose a war. that's not how kennedy thought. much more detached, beth for good -- both for good and bad, president. so i think vietnam doesn't happen. i'll come back because it's critical to talk about the late '60s. also, the civil rights effort is much less effective, because kennedy doesn't know the senate the way johnson does, because he is not a southerner, and because kennedy's death itself was a powerful lever, an emotional lever, do this for jack kennedy. the civil rights bill at the time ovoidal last was bolted up by the southern democra

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is going to administer this contract and they had other approached us to do the design work and asked us for the implementation for construction and the execution of that agreement with them, for construction services, and this is expected to be approved by the board and estimating this afternoon and we have worked out the memo agreement terms already and he execution that i am here about is depend og that agreement later on today. and the schedule is that we will complete in december and advertise if february with award in april and start the construction in may, and to complete by the end of 2014. we set the goal of 100 percent and we received 6 proposals on october first and all received, the 100 percent goal and we short listed three of the firms. >> could you tell us who the sbe and dbe goal was set and what level is that? is it a certain percentage of the contract? >> yes, it is a percentage of the work assigned to the firms. >> correct. what is that percentage? >> 100 percent. >> the goal is set at 100 percent. >> okay. >> and all firms achieve that goal that we had set. we short

you asked us to say whether the answer to that question is yes or no, you have a democracy of when the house was out. and i am worried about that. i asked you, isn't there an easier way to deal with this case and you tell me know. because we will interfere with some problem of foreign affairs that was never mentioned in any brief or at least hit you for the first time when you said it. there you have an expression of my uncertainties at the moment and any way you want to apply to that would be helpful. >> i understand the point, i understand something that seems attractive and trying to think of the question of statutory construction. i'm trying to point out it is not as easy as it seems, there are real risks to trying to draw a line of that kind. i understand that does raise the stakes, i understand that but that risk is real and i think that risk is real, the risk the state department legal advisers briefed pointed out is real. >> you haven't answered directly why this does constrain the treaty power, implementation of at, why is it different from what the court expressed in many cas

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and so, what we are asking is that this permit not issue, that there be an opportunity for us to meet as in the tenant group because there are other tenants in the building that have absolutely no idea that they are going to be asked to move out for at least, and they are claiming a 2 and a half month period, but, the work that is being presented is rather extensive and so, i don't think that that is really an honest assessment and i think that the reason that they are giving that time frame is that if it is going to be more than 3 months, they first have to seek the per miss from the rent board to display the tenants for more than 3 months but today is the first time that we have heard that all of them have to be out they are saying that they posted notice of the permit, however, that was posted on 1980 golden gate which is on golden gate and it is an empty unit and so the tenants on-line street never saw that, furthermore that permit and the work related to that is limited to the retaining walls in the down stairs and so that the people who live on the second and third had no idea t

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us president barack obama asked prime minister nawaz sharif why the trial of malaya tacos don't stock it jordan to meeting the us has also raised the issue along with the law. cross border terrorism and all the sugar industry the pockets on the doctor who had the c i a time gone by the chief osama bin london. it has been in prison. sunny anti terrorism court conducting the malayan tax stride. he showed some monster for witnesses and coating the center of a bowl that was used by attendance could attack by terrorists to reach india. even as it boasts pulled the hitting of the case but two weeks hassan says the great vaults of the cross examination of indian witnesses by a puff piece on the judicial commission in connection with the attacks case i don't freeze or stop by. on the proceedings were postponed. and in the robotics sources said the reckless was sent to the pockets on high commission in new delhi last week itself. as you add a bit and kept banging off the dust in the mumbai attack was undertaken in parkson because the new c5 that attack was in talks time. the finding photos of

use. justice kagan, you asked a great question. congress was not focused on this issue at all. if you look at the legislation they pass to implement this, the chemical industry and others put in front of them the possibility there was a fourth amendment inspections ofe chemical production facilities that were authorized under the convention. when congress had the constitutional problem in front of it, they had all sorts of provisions to deal with that concern. the future ms. bonds of the world did not have the same lobbying resources as the chemical industry. sort of clearme statement rule would make perfect sense, to make sure congress does not exercise the police power when all it thinks it is doing is implementing a treaty. your statement is about the treaty? >> i'm ,oday on c-span, newsmakers followed by a conversation with the daughter of lyndon johnson and lady bird johnson. then the future of the health care law. >> this week on "newsmakers," senator patrick leahy on a democrat of vermont, joins us to talk about the nsa surveillance program. josh is a white house reporte

as letter carrier asked us not ig. >> the postal service worker wrote to managers -- weeks later, heent another letter, saying december will be a living hell for carriers. he says his concerns were never addressed. >> every letter carrier out there, once they're out in the dark, they are defenseless. >> in landover, neighbors are heartbroken to hear a young life was lost just stepped outside their doors. the u.s. postal service is offering up to a $100,000 reward leading to information that leads to the arrest. manpowera lack of means that letter carriers are out later and later. back to you. >> whitney wilde in landover. running fort is not reelection ever again, but he's trying to drum up money and support. he's headed out west on a fund- raising trip to help the democratic party. the president will make stops in seattle, then make appearances in san francisco and los angeles. one of the events will take place at the home of magic johnson. hes trip comes hours after made a rare statement from the white house on the deal reached program, butlear there is mixed reaction to the histor

. >> we do it when our customers ask us, but it was a big first day. we're not greedy. we'll see how the rest of the show pans out. >> i prefer to build airplanes and deliver them out this decade. >>> shares in aberdeen so i remembers as the firm becomes the biggest asset manager. >> announcer: you're watching "worldwide exchange" bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> and a very good morning to you and evening to you if you're watching in asia. going to kick off the show, all about china growth. marginally beat expectations, 7.8% in the third quarter beat by the old china. the challenge for the country is whether it can change its economy to one driven by consumption. it was mapped out by the country's leaders on friday. some of the sweeping reforms included relaxing the one child policy, introducing welfare system reforms to help free movement of labor and encourage urbanization plus stepping up financial reforms to let market forces play a greater role. for more on the changes and controversial one child policy, eunice eun sent us this report. >> repor

used a computer animation of a fake child. the names of 1000 people, including 245 from the united states, have been sent to interpol. your many has asked britain to respond to reports in the sea is being used as a covert listening post. the nasa in the united states suggest britain could be operating a spy station on the roof of the building. i may have joined a spirited group when it successfully launched a destined for mars. already it is the most ambitious project for the space agency and brings new focus to the asian space race. and north has sent us this report. >> the countdown to the first mission to mars, hopes of lifting the country into a space the super league. it was a textbook launch. if all goes to plan, the probe the rocket is carrying willow will orbit mars, searching for signs of life. it will be almost a year before it reaches the red planet and success can be judged. some are asking, whether india should be trying to join this club. the real goal many believe is destined for mars before china. >> in asia, there is a new space race. the asian space race between the regional rivals, india and china. in most aspects, ch

i'm going to ask brian strong to come and talk to us a little bit from the capital planning side of the house. >> sure. thank you. good morning members of the board of supervisors, brian strong with the capital planning program. yeah, what i can add i think most of the other departments have already covered the various aspects of infrastructure and what we are doing in the eastern neighborhoods. specifically you know the capital plan, the capital budget for the next year is putting about $5 million into if not all some of the eastern projects neighborhood like the streetscape improvement and some of it is a new program which we started with the street improvement bond where we are taking advantage of opportunities whenever we are doing work in the street that we are going to be putting in pedestrian bulb outs or other infrastructure improvements at the same time. we are also investing money in the pedestrian and bike safety improvements. some of that is being done directly by dpw and some directly performed by the mta. more generally, there is always been a difficult question that we ha

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and what does it mean, our german counter parts, like us, and other coup tris, thus far, have been asking us what we see and financial aspect pass ports which is aml, standing setting bodies in an international community plans to take us this topic. >> in answer to your first question about the level of regulation, that's exactly what the states are trying to do with states and local regulators to make sure we have an appropriate level of oversight and supervision and if we have the tools to protect and prevent illegal activity. in terms of your second question on international regimes, i think it's important to note that many of these evolving alternative payment systems are in response to consumer demand. and as we've seen in europe and as we've seen in canada and elsewhere, there is a big demand for more realtime payments at lower transax costs. including transmission of money from one country to the next. ours has not evolved over the past four years. >> i know this has potential for abuse, but, i, you know, i may want to get back some of the folks from the treasury at some point. i do t

us back a month. we have a significant enrollment. i would like to ask our manager to give that presentation to you. >> mitchell gregs members service manager. the open enrollment summary is contained in the presentation just behind the directors report. for the sake of time i'm going to put the slides i'm going to review here on the screen. the open enrollment summary for october 2013, we received 6580 applications this year. this is an increase from back in october 2012. probably the reason for that is for plan year 2013, we had a short plan year just prior to that. so we had two actual open enrollments in the prior year 2013. and in the fiscal year we had 7,000 applications. that's probably a pretty average number. at the time of presenting or preparing the presentation we processing 861 applications. as of today we are 72 percent processing the 8423 applications. the typical responses as you can see on the presentation. the calls and in person assistance. we had 2052 calls. that is a 5 percent decrease. however the speed fell sharply. that says a cou