let me turn to carla. give me an overview, so we understand. so we understand exactly what it is we are talking about in terms of the human eye. >> vision is a miraculous process. to hear about losing it is also very heartrending. thank you for what you have said. and i want to tell you about the visual system and talk about the basic layout of the system before we get into talking about the eye. vision starts in the eye and light enters the eye and there is a special layer at the back which is called the retina. you can think of the retina is a fancy digital camera. and the light sensitive part of the eye is like the pixels in your camera, although the pixels are made out of silicon. in your eye, they are the nerve cells in very specialized nerve cells which absorb light and converted to a nero signal. and then the information is sent -- a neuro signal. and then the information is sent from the retina to structures in the central part of the brain. this is called the central visual pathway. the first place is the lateral geniculate nucleus and

let me turn to carla. let me give you an overview so we understand exactly what it is we're talking about in terms of the human eye. >> well, vision is really miraculous process, and to hear about losing it is also very heart-rending. thank you so much, sandy, for what you just said. and i want to tell you a little bit about the visual system and talk about the basic layout of the system before we get into really talking about the eye. of course, vision starts in the eye, and light enters the eye, and there's a special layer at the back of the eye which is called the retina. you can think of the retina as kind of a fancy digital camera, and the light-sensitive part of the eye, you can kind of think of it is like the pixels in your camera, though the pixels in the camera are made out of silicon, but in your eye they're very specialized nerve cells which absorb light and convert it to a neural signal. then the information is sent from the retina -- as you can see theae arrows -- to structures in the central

we'll sit down with willie brown and carla maranucci, and talk about what effect they may be having on bay area economy and politics. >> first let's take a look at our sunday morning weather on this easter. taking a live look outside from the transamerica building. you can see the golden gate bridge in the distance. taking a look at our temperatures, concord at 53, santa rosa 50 and our seven-day forecast and looking pretty nice. a little bit of rain coming up. partly cloudy today, fog in the morning, mostly sunny and warmer than yesterday. we do have a high surf advisory today, so use caution if you head out there, and in our seven-day we're going to talk about the chance of rain coming up. >>> let's take a look at international news. the sunshine reportedly considering a plan to deploy about 150 soldiers for military exercises in poland and estonia. this comes after russia's buildup of forces near its border with the ukraine and its annexation of the crimean peninsula last month. it comes as pro russian accepttiststists in eastern ukraine are rejecting a diplomatic deal that called o

also joining me, jean bennett, steven schwartz, eberhart ofnner, and carla shatz stanford university and once again, eric kandel a nobel laureate and a howard hughes medical investigator. toegan with my friend eric give me an overview of our subject tonight. >> the last program we did was approaches to deafness. tonight we are going to consider lines miss. as is the case with deafness, blindness is not a life threatening situation but it is disabling. in some ways it is more disabling than deafness because there are a number of important conditions for which there is no treatment. now, why is that so? deafness, the sensory organ for vision, the retina, which is evident in the lower image, it lines the inside surface of the eye. oft is the most complex set organs we have. in fact, it is not a proof real organ. it is actually a part of the central nervous system. as a result, it has the complexity of the structure. it is not uniform. it has a small area that is clear which is called the macula. area of greatest visual acuity. so if i turn my head towards analyzes youra features. unfort

>> through the chair, carla johnson. thank you so much for coming today to tell us about the work that you're doing and also about this very special project with the 504. many of the councilmembers may remember ken stein, our long-time staff person at the mayor's office on disability and he was one of the people that was there in 1977 and was also one of those really important vocal advocates in the community who has shared his story in the film that you can see by just googling 504, history of 504, i think is what the name is. >> the film is called the power of 504. >> right. >> right. >> i really enjoyed watching that fitv. ~ film. >> yes, and other films we found combing the archives, we have an amazing film that came from the glbt archives. there's footage in there, the disability rights people that were active in it, haven't seen -- so, there's a lot of different stuff we're uncovering and the power of 504 film is great because it gives the complete overview of the project. and, so, this is our starting point and [s

>> through the chair, carla johnson. jessie, i just wanted to thank you for coming today to speak to the council and for letting us know not only about the good work that you've always been doing, but also about some of the things that are coming up in the future. and certainly the bart action is a very important thing that we want everybody to know about so that they can put in their comment and hopefully change the direction that train is running. >> um-hm. thanks, carla. >> okay, thank you very much. >> thank you. i appreciate the opportunity. >> you're welcome. i have public comments on this item. jerry grace. >>> thank you, jessie. you did a great job. i know you a long time. but anyway, i think, jessie, you forgot one small thing, about may 21st. it's at the metro rally march coming up. 3:00 or 4 o'clock in the afternoon. if you get in touch with jessie, people want to go, get on the bus and get down to central metro to our rally and we'll give you lunch and we'll go up there to talk to people up there in the capit

howard wanted to check on the quality of carla's corn. >> does she mind?l her i won't destroy her corn crop. >> and that meant doing his favorite thing. you're gonna dig it up? >> yeah. >> come on. he didn't just dig up her corn. he was like a doctor doing an invasive exam, pulling up the roots, ripping it open... >> you always have tough husks in this part of the world. >> and cracking it in half. his verdict? >> you've done an excellent job with what you've got. >> since howard's program started, carla has doubled her income. in one way, at least, he is like his dad. he insists that the farmers learn accounting and managing credit and that they buy their own seed. >> they're looking for the standard kernels. >> howard buffett is making a big difference but on a small scale. he started out giving farmers the best of modern agricultural technology. but now he only teaches methods they can afford themselves after his projects end. howard's passion for farming started early. when he was just five, he turned the family backyard into a cornfield. his father wa

. >> no question, carla.ut keep in mind that in this world, the public really believes politicians ought to be given capital punishment for jaywalking. >> of course, suspended from the state senate dropped out of the race for secretary of state. >> but he's still the information guy who got in the mail this week. he's ranting against corruption in government, you have to take a look at that. >> innocent until proven guilty but that's definitely interesting. >> the influence china may have in the future of basketball in the bay area. plus, the group quickly replacing americans in the pro sports. ,,,,,, ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] a car that is able to see to calculate, to think -- and can respond to what it encounters. even if that means completely stopping itself. it's the stuff of science fiction... ...minus the fiction. the 2014 e-class. the most intelligent e-class ever. on brand name mattress sets. get three years interest-free financing plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. s

i was doing earlier but carla howell political director at the us national libertarian party. at present or to explain why a libertarian message is really resonating with the american people clearly people are disgusted with the deliberate with the government growth that that's been scared of the room. future economic prospects jobs continue to be a problem for most of america not here in washington dc area around the country people are hurting. and people are not mere their worn out over war. they have heard this story over and over again of why we have to intervene in this country is at hand. people are finding more than one of our troops to come. interestingly there were four states were at the sa major surge in idaho wyoming nebraska and louisiana any idea whatsoever why it would be those states where are you a few more of a pro war. well it's a somewhat random. i don't think that it is really indicative of too much of anything because it often just a matter of the ballot access laws in those states with a particular activist in the states. it also has probably correlated

>> carla, carla, carla. >> gracias muchachos y miren, pongan atención pues tenemos un tema buenísimo,so también? >> sí, por eso yo traigo los taquitos a la cena. >> pero ¿qué debe hacer una pareja? pues aquí se ve lo que debe hacer una pareja. >> sí, una que se tiene que ir a la casa con ellos y algo que es más complicado, cuando uno de ellos es el jefe y la persona que estás en el trabajo, tienes que hacer el trabajo pues es tu jefe laboral y tiene que haber esa armonía y esa cordialidad y si te aventuraste a esto. >> sí, este segmento está muy bueno. >> sí, fíjate que nuestro público en los Ángeles también tiene esa experiencia. >> muchos problemas, pues son celosos, exigen mucho, que no esté volteando a ningún lado. >> tú me contaste que es súper exigente. >> sí, pero también comemos juntos. >> es más exigente contigo o con los empleados? >> sí, tanto yo como él. >> sí, aquí seguimos chismeando y ya vieron que esto estuvo bueno, pero ¿qué consejos le das a las parejas? para que puedan funcionar en casa y en la oficina? >> sí, que se arreglen. >> pero eso que exista ese buen acuerdo

. >> carla dice que en la frontera no les dan un registro, agradecemos a todos su participaciÓn. >> buenonadora de california. en las redes sociales destacaron que la fundamento era parte de la promociÓn del evento. >> un gran escÁndalo en la liga de baloncesto, los jugadores de los clippers protestaron en pÚblico por los comentarios racistas del dueÑo del equipo, se escuchÓ una grabación de audio donde se le escucha pidiendo a su novia no lleva a negros a los juegos, no es la primera vez que el hombre tener problemas con las comunidades afroamericanas e hispanas. >> es la mÁs reciente controversia de racismo en la que se ve involucrado el dueÑo del equipo de los tipos de los angeles, esa es parte de la conversaciÓn grabada que supuestamente sostuvo el magnate con su novia. >> este reclamo fue supuestamente por una fotografÍa que stiviano subiÓ a su cuenta de instagram con magic johnson, hablamos con el portavoz de los clippers en espaÑol, y dice que la controversia afecta. >> ha aumentado la comunidad latina. >> el hombre tambiÉn fue acusado de tener problemas contra minorÍas en sus depa

this monday in rwanda, carla --, moderation tell to mark the 20th anniversary of the genocide. for three months in 1994, some tsi's00 all, mostly tu were slaughtered. a flame was just lit at the memorial center. it will burn for 100 days of the massacre. to give us a bit more, let's go georgia who i believe is at the stadium with a ceremony is taking lace. talk us through, if you will, what has been happening so far today? >> as you mentioned him a the president and several heads of state and delegations from around the world headed to the therial where they lit up flame of remembrance. ki-moony we have ban speaking. he started his speech, what was meant by rounds of applause by the audience as he began speaking in the national --guage and he said rwanda the question of the international community's response is still one that is very raw amongst many commentators and rwandans here. for the speech from the president himself, which should be following shortly after ban ki-moon. it will be very closely watch, particularly keeping in mind this that with france with rwanda's decisio

sÓlo dos meses nos faltan, y ahora carla nos trae mÁs informaciÓn deportiva. >> muy buenas noches, loes, y en los Últimos minutos del partido cruz azul videos susmejores momentos para darle alcance a los tuzos, dos a dos terminÓ el partido. al mismo tiempo en el puerto de veracruz, empataron a un gol, un valioso punto que los salva del descenso. tijuana consiguiÓ el empate por medio de luis -ruÍz en el minuto 85, de ganar tigre hubiera llegado a puestos de liguilla. el granada consiguiÓ un sorpresivo triunfo frente al barcelona, con lo que el barsa se complica. por su parte, el real madrid apabullÓ al almerÍa, los merengues comparten el liderato con el atlÉtico de madrid. mientras tanto, el villarreal, rival directo de la real sociedad en la lucha por un puesto competencias europeas logrÓ un agónico empate, literalmente en la Última jugada del partido francÉs le dio el triunfo al submarino amarillo, asÍ desplaza a la real sociedad. >> y recuerde que para estar informado en lo Último del mundo deportivo puede visitar nuestro portal de internet. >> y ahora un adelanto de las historias q

. >> carla dice que el tiroteo sucedido dentro de la brigada mÉdica que es donde atienden a los militaresuna clÍnica. en cada lugar, hay psicÓlogos, terapistas, consejeros. hay exÁmenes fÍsicos. esa es una brigada mÉdica. >> el presidente obama que se encuentra en chicago dijo que de le pelear muchos lo que sucediÓ. dijo que este hecho reabrirÁ las heridas de lo que sucediÓ hace cinco aÑos cuando un militar atacÓ a sus compaÑeros y asesinÓ a 13 personas e hiriÓ a 30. >> vamos a llegar hasta el fondo de los hechos para averiguar exactamente quÉ fue lo que sucediÓ. >> se revelÓ que el pistolero sirviÓ en irak en el 2011 hilo estaban tratando por estrÉs postraumÁtico. estaba casado y estaba tomando medicinas de prescripciÓn. utilizÓ su propia arma, una pistola semiautomÁtica que habÍa comprado recientemente cerca de la base. estÁn investigando su pasado militar y sus experiencias en combate. >> lamentable situaciÓn. muchas gracias por toda la informaciÓn. el >> la tierra volviÓ a temblar en chile. muchos de los pobladores del norte de su paÍs intentaba conciliar el sueÑo despuÉs de pasar la

>> la familia recibiÓ esta buena noticia en medio de los preparativos para darle el Último adiÓs a carlarelaciones sexuales con unas edecanes, el pri es el partido del presidente enrique peÑa nieto. dispersaron hoy una manifestaciÓn de cientos de residentes universitarios en caracas, 7 de los cuales resultaron heridos, algunos de los manifestantes arrojaron piedras y otros objetos a los agentes de los cuerpos de seguridad que les cortaron el paso a las puertas de la universidad central de venezuela. el premio nobel de literatura 1982, el colombiano gabriel garcÍa mÁrquez, está internado en la ciudad de mÉxico, el autor de "100 aÑos de soledad", uno de los libros mÁs prominentes de la literatura del siglo xx, tiene 87 aÑos, y al parecer tiene una infecciÓn respiratoria, joaquÍn, quÉ se sabe de gabo? >> nos encontramos al sur de la ciudad de mÉxico frente al hospital donde desde esta maÑana se encuentra internado por el garcÍa mÁrquez, su hijo explicÓ que el escritor se encuentra consciente y de buen Ánimo, con la posibilidad de salir entre lunes y martes, una vez sea dado de alta, de acue

♪ ♪ ♪ >> me encanta farruco >> jueves con actitud de viernes >> vamos, vamos, vamos, si con ana y carla hijo no! no es cierto no puede ser, ¡no! ¡mi marido, no! ¿qué haces aquí? >> ese accidente, lo provocaste tu, verdad? ¿tu la mataste? >> te juro por dios que no, esa avioneta se estrelló contra el mar para mi también fue una gran sorpresa >> muy agradable >> estaba embarazada >> yo tengo el testamento de tu papa tienes que regresar por mi >> bien, ¿qué quieres hacer cuando recibas la fortuna? >> buscar a mis verdaderos padres >> monse >> dime >> te lo voy a decir yo porque igual te vas a enterar al rato >> ¿qué? >> hoy sale josé luis de la cárcel (gritos) >> tomé la decisión de convertirme en huracana >> se va con nosotros >> si >> dale, vámonos >> pero usted no se puede perder lo que la vida me robó en univisión la casa de todos >> nos vamos >> si >> para más de sus novelas favoritas tiene que mirar las entrevistas de sus actores favoritos, busque uvideos.com ¿me contrata señor? le informo de los huracanes >> usted le hace contrato a nuestra jimena, muchos pensamos que jerry empezó s

carla says that the sexually violent predator should not be housed with other patients at atascadero. >> sexually violent predators are not patients, but they are a legislated disorder and a political commitment. they should not be referred to as patients, because patients can be treated. >> in 1995, after a bitter battle that was settled in the supreme court, the sexually violent predator law was passed. the law gives the judges the discretion to send the most irreprehensible sex offenders to atascadero after they have already served their prison sentences. in a sense they are sent here not for the crimes they have committed, but to prevent them from committing any future crimes. atascadero is nothing short of locking them up and throwing away the key. society may want these men locked up, but the cost of keeping them inside is indefinite. almost $150,000 per man, per year. that's nearly five times the cost of keeping them locked up in any other california prison. proponents of the law say it is money well spent. over the next hour, you will be able to decide as we take you inside at

. >> en oakland quierne encontar a un piromano , prendio en llamas una carla Álvarez de dos pisos, elcandado . >> en oakland también sentenciaron a un jÓven de 22 años a entrar en prisión por la muerte de un hombre de 5 0años . >> dos días antes , ryan bennett hirio de bala a otra persona . >> lilian jeese reunio con 21 abogados que representa a detenidos . >> el magistrado dijo que dividira el juicio en casos separados , dónde multiples personas sufren de cargo de drogas . >> las carreras de autos no se convierte en un impedimento para no seguir con esto . >> buenas noches . >> gracias buenas noches . >> las carreras de autos , se ha convertido en un reto para las autoridades . >> un problema que crece solo que ahora esta la operación "no mÁs carreras ilegales en las calles " esto enconramos . >> escogen esta Área porque no esta tan traficada . >> para los dueños de negocios es la razón por la cuÁl se reúnen jóvenes para hacer carreras de autos . >> para que tenga una idea mÁs concreta, el dÍa de ayer a las 11 de la noche se realizÓ un operativo para combatir las carreras ilegales, 1

and how to moved on a couple of the topics that are outlined carla is here from spur and andrea is here and mike from san francisco architecture heritage they might have some additional comments. in addition along with director ram jeff the director of current planning is also here to provide some background if you need it and sarah john's our environmental review officer is present if we need to have o a more robust conversation. with that a couple of remarks the department is in general all the time and spur acknowledged many of the recommendations have been addressed in part or whole by the department in a variety of different ways as for our public outreach sequa process streamlining and our approach to the applications of the standards with the district. there are a couple of the recommendations that we do feel need or warrant future discussion the department has a couple of ideas to achieve possibly some compromise with the recommendations that has to do in part to desire to streamline our process and not add any process to the public or staff or commission but also in regards to

vemos fotos de tu gorda hermosa carla.e a mi hijo, todo es gria travÉs del. todo es gritando, y amanda. >>> sÍ. mamÁ no te grita. me bajo, trato de bajarme al nivel de ella, con amor, con dulzura. le hablo fuerte, no significa que grito. >>> si. perfecto. vuelvo a lo mismo, somos el ejemplo, queremos que sean niÑos pacÍficos, dulces, que respeten que no mientan que sean educados. lo que tiene que ver. si decimos por favor y gracias, ellos no aprenden. >>> hablan de disciplina y correcciÓn, no de castigo, que ese otro tema. >>> mi querida experta, en quÉ sentido hace la diferencia el dedicarle quince minutos a los hib hijos, cÓmo les cambiamos la vida. >>> eres lo mÁs importante para mÍ. aunque trabajo, es nuestro tiempo. involÚcrese con la tarea para que sientan que mi mamÁ y papa se preocupa por mÍ, o ayÚdame a preparar la comida "interactuar, a veces estÁn en habitaciones, cada cual. >>> en el tablet, y juegos. >>> no estamos compartiendo, el cenar juntos. el tener el tiempo de comida, parte de eso, es pasar tiempo junto

convertir en realidad 400 sueños de niños. >> tenemos mucho más en "despierta américa", vamos con carlara un buen trabajo. >> por más que haces buenos ejercicios no los puedes eliminar. >> las famosas tienen su as bajo la manga. >> sí, es que estos tratamientos son caros, por eso no hay modeo fea, sino maridos pobres. >> mira lo delgadito que está. >> así es, no hay mujer fea, sino marido pobre. >> ya que te gusta cantar, hablando de nueva york los que tienen sueño de cantar, está el nuevo programa de univisión va por ti en la gran manzana haciendo audiciones, así que recuerde, va por ti en nueva york y así seguir conviviendo muy cerca como lo hicimos en los Ángeles. >> ¿cuándo son las audiciones en miami? >> pues visite la página que aparece en su pantalla. >> pausa señores y no ana por favor, pausa. >>a cualquiera le puede pasar. >> te traemos a los expertos en medicina y así que escríbanos en las redes sociales . >> ahora que ninel conde confirmó su embarazo de 3 meses, ¿será que hay fiebre de embarazo en más actrices? >> llega también para poner ritmo a la mañana marcos salgado acá

. >> toda, toda, toda, carla, carla, vuelta, vuelta, vuelta. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hhoy es 29 de abril y le mandoo siempre a nuestra gente y arriba ustedes. >> nosotros seguimos celebrando y seguimos aquí desde la plaza méxico con la gente en california y señores, esto continúa y seguimos con los expertos pues tenemos a chamán con las cuestiones de dieta y monividente y también el Ángel de la justicia. >> sí, también la predicción cumplica, ninel conde está embarazada, tiene 3 meses. >> mony, mony! >> sí, tenemos a sammy haciendo cambio de imagen y también a la abogada de inmigración . >>ees que hoy será un día inolvidable e histórico. >> sí, muchas gracias y la mussica no puede faltar y viene la banda carnaval y ¿quién más? jerry basua. >> cumplió y amanecimos con una nueva ola, y es el conjunto que está hoy acá. >> están listos para pasarla bien? >> sí. >> también estará la banda carnaval. >> ¿quieren mandarles besos a satcha pretto que nos está viendo? >> satcha pretto, satcha pretto, satcha pretto! >> que lindo, que hermoso, besos para ustedes en los Ángeles y que rico despertar este cariño t

joseph duff ey is here representing department building inspection and we are carla short and chris buck here for the department of public works. at this time if you'd go over the board's meeting guidelines and conduct the swearing and process. >> appellants, permit holders each have seven minutes to report their cases and 3 minutes for their rebuttals. member of the public who are not affiliated with the parties have up to three minutes each to address the board but no rebuttals. to assist the board with accurate representation of minutes, members are asked to submit a speaker card to board staff when you come up to the podium. the board also welcomes your comments and suggestions. there are customer satisfaction survey forms on the left side of the podium. if you have questions about requesting a board hearing, please speak to staff during a break or after the meeting or call the board office tomorrow morning. we're located at 1650 mission street, room 304. this meeting is broadcast live of san francisco government television, sf govtv and dvd's are available for purchase. thank you fo

we're here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco and joined by carla, the deputy director of spur and one of the persons who pushed this shelter in place and safe enough to stay concept and we want to talk about what it means and why it's important to san francisco. >> as you know the bay area as 63% chance of having a major earthquake and it's serious and going to impact a lot of people and particularly people in san francisco because we live on a major fault so what does this mean for us? part of what it means is that potentially 25% of san francisco's building stock will be uninhibit tabl and people can't stay in their homes after an earthquake. they may have to go to shelters or leave entirely and we don't want that to happen. >> we want a building stock to encourage them to stay in the homes and encourage them to stay and not relocate to other locations and shelters. >> that's right so that means the housing needs to be safe enough to stay and we have been focused in trying to define what that means and you as a former building official knows better than anybody the c

i'm sorry, carla johnson, director of mod. >> i'm not on the council. i would like to make a comment. i would like to thank you for your efforts. everybody appreciated the incredible service that the library proichls -- provides. it's a one stop service and you spoke about people that may have mental disabilities or homeless issues and you have great services. we look to you as a radiant light. so thank you. >> thank you so much. we enjoy our partnership so much with mod. i think we have the same impulses in mind. thanks for saying that. >> now we'll take public comment. we are going to limit public comment to 2 minutes from this point on in the meeting because we have a packed agenda and we are running behind. >> hello, my name is larry. i like to be called juicy. the library is a great place. i have been going to libraries and museums since 1972. but the library is a great place where people, i don't like the word homeless. i think this is an american slavery name. i think we should be anti-homeless. people are not house less and don't have a place th

>> this is carla johnson. through the chair, i know with your permission, i actually had a couple questions of our presenters. they aren't necessarily the same questions that were asked, but they came up from listening to the presentation. >> okay. >> the first question that i would ask is whether or not mayor's office of housing currently is working on a affordable housing database? i keep hearing that out in the world and i'm always very excited when i hear it, but i wondered if you could validate that rumor. >> sure, brian chu from mohcd. yes, so, we are currently working on an affordable housing database. those of you who have been around for sometime know that this is an issue that's been discussed honestly for years, but i think that we're actually closer to putting this database in action. we are looking at trying to integrate a number of different databases. we have currently put together a database for all of our below market rate rental and ownership units. we are currently putting together a documen

pitcharle a carla? belinda. >>> se me hace preciosa. cuerpazo. >>> las mexicanas son preciosas, pero belinda. >>> le vamos a cumplir el sueÑo que la conozca, no la conoces? >>> no. le cumplamos el sueÑo. >>> amiguis. >>> bombÓn. >>> belinda es garantÍa para platicar y cantar. prÓximamente, la veo con un artista superfamoso de estados unidos. >>> en serio? >>> serÁ willy valdÉz. >>> sÍ. william, no, el chico estÁ solterito. vamos a hablar de la ley de migraciÓn, muy importante, como viene el verano, si habrÁ huracanes o no, y les tengo una predicciÓn buenÍsima. >>> de quiÉn ahora? >>> acuÉrdese que predicciones, no chismes. >>> recuerde en casita. tiene que mandar preguntas con el # moni en da. por nuestro twitter, en despierta americ. >>> sÍ. >>> quÉdate con nosotros moni, vamos a la pausa. "despierta amÉrica" te ayuda a descubrir mentiras de los vendedores para no caer en su red. >>> de los hombres tambiÉn. >>> los lengua y largo vienen picantes, lo que tiene celosa a la novia juliÁn gil, y lucero y su

agenda item number 7, director's report from carla johnson. >> thank you, co-chair supanich and councilmembershave about six items on my report today. a couple of them are quick because they are announcements. but i think i wanted to start with the most important announcement of all, which is to welcome our new staff member nathan web who is seated right behind me today staffing our bridge line. nathan just joined our office two weeks ago, and he is doing the work that mike alonzo had done before him. he will be the face you see and the voice you hear when interacting with our office. nathan comes from a strong customer service background and that's already been completely evident in his first two weeks here. so, we're just delighted to have him on board as part of the mod staff. and i wanted to welcome nathan. the next topic i wanted to talk about is something that our public comment touched on a little earlier, and that's that today, april 18th is earthquake day. it's an anniversary of the 1906 earthquake, the 106th anniversary. and this is year of 2014 is also going to be the 25th anniversa

i was doing earlier by carla howell clinical director at the us national libertarian party. i started by asking her if it's true that her party's concern is that these lists could be read to the. through it once it's out there. people can call those donors may have passed organizations like an organization called alec with a call when the donor can convince to stop donating sunny find out who is getting to certain type of capris and a start. when the phone calls exactly been trying to get similar to the other side of the kathleen is amazing after all the news has been out in the us without the use of the irs that they continue to do this they continue to target political unease recently the ice is accused of targeting republican groups. we think about this do you think the campaign for liberty that feels it tomorrow. this group these great things are going well and could be because the republican could be because our liberties organization that i do not consider the republican party to be the libertarian party like ron paul's organization generally is frantic and much less g