commissioner johnson the vote is 5 i's >> i'd like to entertain the motion for bartley. >> madam secretary please call the roll. >> commissioner ellington. commissioner mondejar. commissioner singh. commissioner rosales. commissioner johnson madam chair the vote suicide 5 i's >> thank you very much. next item. >> thank you, madam chair the next order of business is item of public comment on non-agenda items. >> thank you. do we have any public comment nobody in the room. thank you very much >> next item. >> or you're in do you want to comment. >> okay. >> she's an interim. >> oh, come and say hi. too bad for you, you should have left when everything everybody left >> i'm ann i'm the sgirm for the summer 83 at ocii. >> where you from. >> from washington high school. >> oh, very nice. >> i'm becoming a senior next year. >> what college are you going to (laughter). >> i don't know yet. >> good answer. you're going right (laughter) not yet. >> wow. pressure. probably the rest of her family >> i want to thank you. thank you. (clapping.) >> oh, we can clap, huh? >> thank you do you hear with you

discussion and action resolution number 49, 2014 and item 5 f authorizing a personal contract for the bartley a professional law firm for the consulting in an amount not to exceed 15 thousand for the revenue bonds series 20 12k4 will 14 b and the bond series discussion and action resolution number 5014. madam director >> thank you. this is the refunding of bonds we have an opportunity to refund bonds given the current market that refunding will save us monies our debt portfolio will taper down those are professional services contract that is enable us to refund and with that, i'd like to ask our senior financial analysis to talk about those. >> good afternoon. i'm john senior financial analysis items 5 e and f the authorization of the personal services contract for the bond council for the bond issues for the city and county of san francisco finance authority revenue refunding revenue bonds serious 2014 b and c on may 1, '89 this year, the staff issued an rfp for the city's bond approval on may '86 firms respond and 3 proposed a bond council for the disclosure council a panel compromises of d

commissioner johnson the vote is 5 i's >> i'd like to entertain the motion for bartley. >> madam secretary please call the roll. >> commissioner ellington. commissioner mondejar. commissioner singh. commissioner rosales. commissioner johnson madam chair the vote suicide 5 i's >> thank you very much. next item. >> thank you, madam chair the next order of business is item of public comment on non-agenda items. >> thank you. do we have any public comment nobody in the room. thank you very much >> next item. >> or you're in do you want to comment. >> okay. >> she's an interim. >> oh, come and say hi. too bad for you, you should have left when everything everybody left >> i'm ann

c-span: and bob bartley is today the editorial page... >> guest: yeah, bob bartley was then... c-span: ... boss. >> guest: ... in the washington office, a reporter for the journal. he then became editor of the editorial page. today he's editor of the wall street journal. in those days, he--once he became editor of the editorial page, he asked me to write regularly for them, which, of course, i was happy to do. and that began a relationship which has lasted--and a friendship which has lasted to this day. what other connection are you interested in? c-span: well, i--i could jump to the fact that your son now has a new publication. and when i ask you that... >> guest: right. c-span: ... called the weekly standard. >> guest: i'm sure it's going to be an excellent publication. c-span: but in--in the middle of all this, you've r--more than once referred to the--ideas matter. and i guess that's what i'm getting at is: how do ideas move in the society and--and your public-interest publication went to the wall street journal, you know, and now this is--new publication. is your--what wou

the kids are dependent upon you. >> terry bartley, the internet has gone viral. the internet. thank you for sharing your story on cnn. hope you help a lot of people. okay? >> okay. thank you. >> thank you. >>> up next, tracy morgan speaking publicly for the first time since the crash that took one of his friends. you're going to hear from the actor. (vo) you know that dream... where you're the hero? hey... you guys mind warming this fella up for me? i'm gonna go back down, i saw some recyclables. make it happen with verizon xlte. find a car service. we've doubled our 4g lte bandwidth in cities coast to coast. thanks! sure. we've got a spike in temperature. so save the day... don't worry, i got this... oh yeah, i see your spaceship's broken. with xlte on largest, most reliable network. get 50% off all new smartphones like the lg g3. can you fix it, dad? yeah, i can fix that. (dad) i wanted a car that could handle anything. i fixed it! (dad) that's why i got a subaru legacy. (vo) symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 36 mpg. i gotta break more toys. (vo) introducing the

german chancellor angela merkel's party decided to drop the issue altogether peculiar now norbert bartley the budget spokesman for angela merkel's christian. democratic bloc in parliament said quote the americans are taking good care of our gold objectively there's absolutely no reason for mistrust but is that so mr barclay well not from the u.s. side recent revelations demonstrate that the u.s. in the wake of terrorist suspects living in germany acting on nine eleven began treating all german communications as suspect their chancellor's included famous n.s.a. whistleblower thomas drake told german magazine der spiegel that after nine eleven germany became quote the most important surveillance platform for the n.s.a. abroad and now u.s. mistrust has also led to german mistrust just last week the german government announced that it was pulling its contract with horizon due to fears that the internet provider was allowing u.s. agencies to spy on the government's communications and just this weekend we learned that despite president obama's assurances that mrs merkel is communications were s

exactly like central banking they take garbage in their vaults remember the guy last week who put a bartley's i'm sure that there really gauges are good that a aaa rating and they would sell it on to some pension fund is a billion dollar put collateralized bond obligation but also the central bankers what they do is confuse people in much the same way as what we saw with this all these in the pizza chain and the fact is that if anybody went into all these and saw these frozen potato wages go in for three pounds forty nine they would be like what is this like a week whole foods no way am i going to pay three pounds forty nine for frozen potato wedges but they go to domino's and they pay that much the same thing with here if people really had to pay the cost of all these risky assets of all these these housing bubbles if they really knew the true cost of it i don't think they would buy it i think we're being sold as we don't understand value anymore we don't understand the cost of things it's just being rebranded repackaged well as congress dissidents which of course is very handy in the toolki

. >> reporter: his name is terry bartley, a father of three from north carolina. >> i was losing air.ike i was hitting in the micro wave. >> reporter: he was hoet rate issed to make the video after he saw news koecoverage of 22-month-old cooper harris's death. >> children being left in hot dars. >> a 5-year-old boy found dead inside a car. >> reporter: at least 17 children have died in hot cars this year alone. bartley is hoping his hot car challenge will raise awareness. >> there's a lot of people out there that felt similar to the way i felt. >> reporter: since posting his video at the end of last month, it's been viewed more than a million times, inspiring toers take the challenge. >> we got the dog if the car. look how bad she's panting. >> please don't let your children and animals stay in the car for any reason. >> reporter: parents across the country joining forces, saying enough is enough. it only takes about 10 to 20 men ou minutes for a car to heat up to deadly temperatures. the man who started this, said he could only last for about 1 minutes. children are not able to withs

. >> do you think he is bartley responsible for that? >> absolutely.nd, look, the president asked him to come back. >> right. >> i think that barack obama wants to do the right thing on climate change. he has two daughters. i have a daughter. you have two kids. anybody who's a father, a parent, you know that this has got to be dealt with. and john podesta has taken this seriously for 25 years. he organized the earth day i found out in 1990 on the national mall. he's been pushing climate change for a long time. kind of too bad he wasn't there at the start of the obama administration. things would have been very different. >> journalist mike hertsgaard. thank you for your time tonight. >>> all right. that is "all in" for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts now. good evening, rachel. >>> good evening, chris. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. the largest privately held corporation in the united states is called cargill. cargill makes all sorts of food. they make palm oil. they have a really big coca plantation. i think a few of them

. >> reporter: his name is terry bartley, a father of three from greensboro, north carolina. >> i was in a microwave. >> reporter: bartley was motivated to make the video after he saw news coverage of 22-month-old cooper harris's death last month. the little boy left in a car for nine hours on a 90-degree day. his father is now charged with felony murder and cruelty to a child in the second degree. >> children being left in hot cars. >> 5-year-old boy found dead inside a car. >> reporter: at least 17 children have died of heatstroke in hot cars this year alone.a/l÷ this. >> and they're also saying a lot of people don't realize their child is playing, has crawled into the car and is playing in the backseat or the trunk area in some cases and that leads to these horrible deaths sometimes. >> tragic. >>> well, coming up, "the dawn of the planet of the apes" is taking the box office by storm. >> but what about the real battle between man and ape? the reality behind the fantasy coming up on "world news now." coming up on "world news now." hd 3 ♪ if i could talk to the animals ♪ ♪ just imag

joining us tonight is terry bartley, the man showing parents what it's like inside a parked hot car ind he's here with his daughter madison tonight, thank you for coming on the show. great to have you here. you put together this video which we're going to show. i want to ask you why you did it? >> to raise awareness for parents around the world, but stop leaving our kids and pets and elderly and people in hot cars. gerri: i want to show the video now because you really did it. let's watch terry in a hot car. >> it's 86-90 degrees outside, and i'm sitting in the car with the windows rolled up, i want to know how it feels to left in the car year after year after year it always be some fool that wants to leave they kid in the back seat of the car and forget all about them. gerri: dramatic stuff. tell me what it felt like, you were there for 20 minutes and that's all you could take. what was it like? >> the air was suffocating, it's almost like getting in a preheated oven and just sitting in there, losing air. you see the sweat dripping down my face, trying to keep it out your eyes and eve