docs, et cetera. they are forced to stand outside in the cold for 24 hours at a time and somehow jack taylor survived this entire camp. and i think the most extraordinary thing in this story is the day jack taylor's plan, they plan to execute jack taylor the next day, and it is may 1945 and an armored division, and allied armor division crashes through the front gates, and they find this ragged, and this was a man who was initially 185 pounds, is now down to probably 120 pounds. he's been -- as they come through the gates he holds up his dog tags and goes god bless america, as they crashed through the gates. if you want to see something really extraordinary, google jack taylor plus fashion and there's a grainy old film with this exact incident. in taylor's own words. and as this is all unfolding and he says after that he says i'm jack took him on a naval officer from hollywood, california, this is my first time in the movies. as 1945 goes on the war is coming to a close and the maritime unit of the os

works code to modify certain requirements for personal wireless service facility site permits, et cetera. >> this item is finally passed. >> item 9 ordinance to amend the planning code to define homeless shelter and to establish zoning, open space, parking police officers for this use and to amend the administrative code to require operational standards and making the requisite findings. >> colleagues can we do this same house, same call? this ordinance is passed unanimously. [ gavel ] finally passed unanimously. madame clerk, can you please call the next item. >> item 10 is an ordinance to amend the administrative code to establish a children, youth and their families oversight and relative humidity committee and a service provider working group as provided in chapter section 16, 108-1. >> same house, same call. this item is passed unanimously. >> item 11 is a resolution to restaurant roe actively approve amendments to two agreement for long-term mental health services for crestwood behavioral health services doing business as as condition yan manor for a total amount of approximately $

from the ukrainians, et cetera et cetera. these false narratives have crumbled. so literally now, we see that mr. putin is all in and that they will proceed to their objectives are accomplished. >> quick clarification on something you said here and in the committee this morning on permanent, the possibility of permanent forces in eastern europe. obviously, the nato/russia agreement says nato will not permanently station forces on the eastern border. but is it time, do you think in your judgment, to look at that again given the russian behavior? >> so let's go back to the question i was hoping you would ask, which is about structure in europe. and i'm an advocate for strong force structure in europe. and the need for permanently forward stationed forces. again, if we look at what happened when russia first went into crimea and illegally annexed crimea, we saw that as i talked to the committee about this morning, the 173rd out of germany was able to respond to the forward area to our three baltic nations within 96 hours. and ge

to reinvest the dollars into department to support one-time expenditures, equipment technology, et cetera. the department supports itself in large part from the property and resources that are under our jurisdiction. in the current year, our earned revenue is budgeted to be $61.4 million to support our operations. these resources include our four parking garages, stow lake, the tea garden and many more facilities, many of which the department has generated revenue from for decades. in addition, our recreation division continues to grow generating additional revenue every year, through improved programming, and this $4.1 million that is shown on this slide is actually net of over $1 million in scholarship that we expect to give away in the current fiscal year. revenue has earned revenue in the department has been increasing steadily since fiscal year 2008-09. we are experiencing growth in all categories of earned revenue, both in our special funds, which include the marina and the golf fund, as well as in the general fund. in fact, all categories of earned general fund revenue have increas

different systems, different evolutions, et cetera. and this was a little simplistic but nonetheless relevant. and that is in many ways, china now, at least in the region, is where the united states was after world war ii. then our leaders had to decide how to use our emerging power on the world scene. and they made incredibly wise decisions to take the lead in creating institutions, writing rules, establishing norms, that bound us. and so on one level, restrained the full exercise of our power. but at the same time, had the incredible beneficial effect of telling other countries, oh, you don't have to band together against the united states to check its power, because you have a voice, you have a say, you have the ability to help lead the direction of the world. and i suggested to some of our colleagues in china that this was relevant and interesting history as they thought about their approach to their emerging power. the other thing i'd say is this. when you think about the wealth of a nation today, in the past we defined it classic

are the government entity, fannie, freddie, et cetera. >> they're trying to get the mortgage market to move again but reducing underwriting standards. that is exactly what caused the crisis in the first place, dave. so the problem here is that we have to control what the government is doing, rather than trying to control what the private sector is doing. david: but isn't dodd-frank trying to maintain those standards, and strengthen the underwriting standards? i thought that was part of what it does? >> dodd-frank does not do anything about underwriting standards. that is one of the puzzles about all of this. what it does is impose a lost restrictions on private sector, slowing economy. we've had slowest recovery from recession since the mid '60s. it hasn't cured the problem we set out with. government policy reducing underwriting standards causing a lot of people who can't sustain a mortgage, can't pay a mortgage to get homes of the we go into the same cycle again, have more failures and another crisis. david: you used to work for the treasury department. you're familiar with looking a

cell phone, and people do if you're really trying to save some of your precious energy minutes, et cetera it's not working as well as it normally does, it is helpful to have a message board that you can get information to other people. and, so, that's what we're showing here. you can see people are going to be looking for their pets. they're going to be looking for rides. people are going to need to be sharing resources a much as they possibly can. another thing that you can see here is they're going to need to be fair tools and some of the things that people are going to need in order to be able to stay safer within their homes. so, we're just showing sort of a gesture to that with all these different tools here. but then also tarps, people are going to need to cover their windows if their windows are cracked, if their roofs are broken. so, ideally, the city would be able to know where all these neighborhood centers are and help deliver some of these supplies. >> they could come from a neighbor, maybe not. thank you so much for allowing us to come in and share this wonderful exhibit. and

cetera. we brought the internet from that thing somewhere, to your home. we've brought that internet from being your home, to be with every device that you carry around, the mobile internet. the next stage of the internet is about taking it from all these mobile devices to things, to information, and connecting not just people, but things with people. information with people. and processes with people and things. so we can actually create a whole what we call internet of everything. so i think we're at the early stages of building up that internet of everything. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern, on "the communicators" on c-span2. >>> the net senate monday failed to move forward on the house-passed homeland security spending bill. the measure was 13 votes shores short of advancing with 47 senators voting in favor and 46 voting to block the bill. this was the fourth attempt in the last month on proceeding to the measure which has faced opposition from democrats because of provisions that roll back th

how could a country that claims be a academicracy, human rights, protect people et cetera, et cetera, ultimately and -- we can't want to hear the justification of the cold war itch don't pie that. how can such a country quite well known fully aware who they're working with decide to go ahead with these people? let me be provocative and maybe give an answer myself. >> sure. >> could it be that the history of the united states right, the slaughter of indians enslavement of back people, the philippines, in the caribbean where they are -- behaved in very horrific fashion, that there was in essence a certain -- the german was not a big problem under certain conditions. that's the first thing. secondly some talk about the possibility that the nazis contributed to indirectly or directly to a kind of a heating up of the cold war right? they came in and were -- this thing may have infected the developing cold war. did you see any of that? some writers are suggesting who are looking at paper clip and other type of things. if you can maybe say something about that. >> the question of how could t

cetera. batten responded ab work out won't find open receiver #study. that touched a nerve. so cap wrote back, are you ill literate literate? if you can't do it, mind your own business clown and final you got eight followers, get better at live. on he doesn't have any followers anymore thank to you he's got 17 oork and counting. niners, gm you remember his daughter got in trouble for tweeting about the offensive coordinator. he was at the nfl combine talking about cap's program. >> i think he feels comfortable right now with where he's at and hopefully that transfers to the field. >> maybe the best rivalry in all of college basketball duke and north carolina they met tonight. it was intense. it was nuts. it was over time! just before tip-off, roy williams and both teams gathered in midcourt. a moment of sight -- silence for the late dean smith. 6'1e finishes with the left hand. he's going to be the number one pick in the nba draft. second half justin jackson, reversing it. carolina is up 10.

embassies do visas and they do diplomatic missions et cetera. but they are listening posts for intelligence. they are cooperation posts in effect for military cooperation, et cetera which is essential to the u.s. relationship with yemen. no matter how you slice it this is a loss and it's not the only country in the region. count them. four. significant issues and no u.s. presence on the ground. >> thank you so much jim. an hour ago president obama sent a formal request to congress asking lawmakers to grant him war powers to fight isis. cnn's michelle kosinski is at the white house with more on this. good morning. >> reporter: hi carol. everyone has been waiting for the exact language on this and debating it before it came out. this was always going to be a balancing act between getting rid of unnecessary or undesired breath but also leaving some flexibility to change as the situation changes. you never know what's going to happen down the road. this does strike something of a balance. it gets rid of the 2002 authorization that pertains to iraq b

so it's really 30-70-70 to everything, port mission, safety, health, code violation, et cetera, but if it's just such a great investment like the back lands project we will continue to grow the criteria to show the weight of the revenue. >> so about 30 points out of a hundred. >> yes. >> then you have the rest is obviously public safety compliance issues. >> maritime mission, bringing the public to the waterfront, yes. >> then i guess a statement of the obvious but some of these we looked at other sources of potential revenues to get those funded? >> we do. we do. one project, one process we go through is to find all other funding sources. so there's two things we do in the scoring criteria. if it's leveraged we move it to the top, depending on the ratio of leverage, and we look to see are these revenue bond projects, as our bonding can capacity improvings are these things we would want to issue debt for and we of course always look for grant opportunities for any of these projects. >> one thing struck me in terms of the sewer upgrade project, wouldn't that be something that would part

cetera.atten responded ab work out won't find open receiver #study. that touched a nerve. so cap wrote back, are you ill literate literate? if you can't do it, mind your own business clown and final you got eight followers, get better at live. on he doesn't have any followers anymore thank to you he's got 17 oork and counting. niners, gm you remember his daughter got in trouble for tweeting about the offensive coordinator. he was at the nfl c cap's program. >> i think he feels comfortable right now with where he's at and hopefully that transfers to the field. >> maybe the best rivalry in all of college basketball duke and north carolina they met tonight. it was intense. it was nuts. it was over time! just before tip-off, roy williams and both teams gathered in midcourt. a moment of sight -- silence for the late dean smith. 6'1e finishes with the left hand. he's going to be the number one pick in the nba draft. second half justin jackson, reversing it. carolina is up 10. 4:00 to go. what could

cetera. batten responded ab work out won't find open receiver #study. that touched a nerve. so cap wrote back, are you ill literate literate? if you can't do it, mind your own business clown and final you got eight followers, get better at live. on he doesn't have any followers anymore thank to you he's got 17 oork and counting. niners, gm you remember his daughter got in trouble for tweeting about the offensive coordinator. he was at the nfl combine talking about cap's program. >> i think he feels comfortable right now with where he's at and hopefully that transfers to the field. >> maybe the best rivalry in all of college basketball duke and north carolina they met tonight. it was intense. it was nuts. it was over time! just before tip-off, roy williams and both teams gathered in midcourt. a moment of sight -- silence for the late dean smith. 6'1e finishes with the left hand. he's going to be the number one pick in the nba draft. second half justin jackson, reversing it. carolina is up 10.

>> i am not sure but i think what et cetera primarily asking for is somehow for -- is primarily askingor is his luster to be returned to him. there have been all kinds of stories in the mexican press recently where he is literally described as a laughing stock. they say our president has gone in one year from being on the cover of "time magazine" to savior of mexico to now an international laughing stock. he wants to get the perception out there that well, maybe that's not, you know, maybe president obama, by treating him, by trying to affirm some kind of partnership can give him some of his legitimacy back. but i think, as you said, some of the things he should have done seem so obvious. that's exactly what has really i think, hurt him staggeringly with the mexican people has been his complete real ineptitude in responding to these crisises in the most distant, cold, indifferent, often really kind of insulting way, you know. and it's been one mistake compounded by another. so, you know, we will see what the trip to washington can do for him. but he's going to come back to mexico and i

site actually has the type of meals that they provide, the meal hours, the contact phone number, et cetera, and we do share those with the public, with the consumers when they call, find out where things are. okay, back to glide. so for glide we are recommending an additional amount of $85,693 with a revised grant total amount not to exceed $386,564. with glide this increase will basically increase our service with them from 5 days a week to 7 days a week. there is definitely a lot of demand for a breakfast program and in the past we just didn't have the resources to be able to expand and meet the demand and this allows us to do a little bit of that. are there any questions? >> commissioners? >> linda, actually i should have asked the question first. i realize that you have kind of add back money to different sites, okay? i'm just wondering why the latino group and the japanese group did not have any extra money. it's just a question. >> sure. this is a notice of funding availability request. the process is open to any nonprofits that are out there. we did have a few contractors, current c

design options analyzed and final concept plan, et cetera. as part of contract, tpl will hire a qualified landscape architecture firm with extensive experience with similar projects. this firm will be selected as part awe piric process. tpl will also hire historic preservation consultant. the cottage at 900 innes is a historic landmark in the application of the interior of the secretary's standards, et cetera. the team also includes a structure engineer with expertise in seismic retrofit of structures and qualified environmental planning firm to prepare technical studis to identify opportunities and contrants in the site included, but are not limited to geo morphology hydrology studies in coastal zone with particular emphasis on flood protection. qualified civil engineer with expertise in park roadway and utility design and construction, as well as sustainable stormwater and management approaches. a registered california deo technical engineer with expertise in coastal areas. a qualified cost enter, who with rough order of magnitude costs up

. >>> a confirmed case of measles in goes et cetera county. at a news conference, health officials announced the unidentified person is a linked- in employee. on wednesday night, the infected person ate at the e and o kitchen, on sutter street. on thursday, friday, the person road bart to lafayette in san francisco and back in the evening. >> it is important for people who may have been traveling on bart during those times and may have been exposed and are not vaccinated and not immune, that they could catch measles. >> health officials have not said how the person was exposed to measles. right now he or she is at home and recovering. last year goes et cetera costa county had four cases of measles. >>> did you win in? . >> no >>> three tickets sort in puerto rico and texas won the $465 million powerball jackpot. the winning numbers drawn last night. this jackpot was the third largest in powerball history, goes back to $40 million -- that's all for the next powerball drawing. tickets matched five of six numbers in last night's drawing to win $1

september, 2012 and a total of three proposals were received and the team represented by tmj, et cetera were selected and the ocii commission considered and approved the disposition and development agreement for this block in december, 2014. block 9 includes 545 total units of which 436 are market rate and 109 will be affordable units. these units will be affordable to households earning up to 50% of area median income or $48,550 for a four-person household or $43,700 for a three-person household. being subject to all of ocii's contracting policies including the small business enterprise or sbe program, block 9 as achieved 50.7 sbe participation or 6.7 million dollars in sbe participation. of the total fees 49.6% are san francisco-based sbes, 23.8% are minority business enterprise sbes and 12.3% are women business enterprise. during construction ocii sets a 50% san francisco resident hiring goal . it's anticipated that construction will be completed in july, 2019 and here with me today are sponsor representatives charles gibson from tmj partners and also jeff, the housing program manage

, et cetera. i'm not going to get into the numbers at this point in time except to say to you, we have established a critical measurement of needing a one-year break-out time for a reasonable period of time and an ability to be able to limit the impact of whatever is produced by whatever centrifuges are running. in other words you have to look at the stockpile and what happens to the spent fuel, what happens to other things. so there is a larger equation of how you measure what is happening. but the answer is it is part of that equation and we are very much focused on it. >> secretary, let me ask you this we're sitting at the table with the iranians, negotiating a very important issue relative to the nuclear program and intentions and not only to the region but to the world. and concurrently we are involved in iraq, syria and the iranian influence there, despite the americans believing that we have a friendly government in iraq, it seems as though the loyalties of that iraqi government are more cl

contract with candace tang and she provides the nutrition monitoring, the nutrition information, et cetera, to those centers. >> any other questions? seeing none i will call for the vote. all in favor say aye. opposeds? ayes have it and so the motion is carried. moving on, i, requesting authorization to modify the grant agreement with self help for the elderly provision of nutrition services for seniors at congregate meal sites during the period july 1, 2015 through june 30, 2016 in the additional amount of $395,279 for a revised total grant amount not to exceed $3,780,335. could i have a motion to discuss? >> second. >> been moved and seconded. you are on. >> the additional recommended amount of $395,279 is for two fiscal years and it helps self help for the elderly to open the new center at the west portal senior center with a new congregate meal site, also expanding the champs program because it has been very popular, the demand has grown significantly. we have increased the contract to be able to enable them to serve more seniors and adults with disability with that program. with the a

portfolio in san francisco for multi-family buildings, including the mayor's office of housing, et cetera. again pace is the financing mechanism that addresses the barriers to funding a lot of these energy-efficient and green energy upgrades to home. it was previously only addressing single-family homes and with this federal announcement, we can start to look to multi-family propertis in san francisco and particular ones that support our supportive housing units in san francisco. i'm particularly encouraged of what last thursday's announcement can mean for our low-income and vulnerable populations in san francisco, housed in our public units. once the details of the pilot are released i want to make sure our city is on record supporting the project and we're doing everything possible to pursue these for san francisco residents in our own city. i want to thank our respective departments for working on this issue with me and getting prepared for the multi-family pace rollout and rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor farrell. >> supervisor kim, you submitted, correct? supervisor mar. >> th

we go into this room and clinton a minute later comes in, hi, hello, et cetera, et cetera.hen he says, so what's this movie you're doing? >> oh, my god. >> and all of a sudden we realized, we can't talk to a president about the fact that the president was having a relationship with this young girl, et cetera, this is all before monica lewinsky but we can't talk about that. we don't know what to say and we all look at one another and all of a sudden dustin comes forward and he says, well, it's a story and makes up an entirely fake movie. we were too embarrassed to tell him at that point. >> barry levinson, the great director, thank you for coming on. >>> a state department spokeswoman is being criticized for comments that she made here about the root cause of terrorism. is this criticism fair? you're watching "hardball," a place for politics. >>> democrat kate brown has been sworn in as oregon governor following the resignation of john kitzhaber last week. >>> welcome back to "hardball." marie harf is being criticized over comments she made here on "hardball." she said, we h

, et cetera. others of us don't think that is what is best for working families in this country. so i want to mention something to you. my staff did some research, and what we found is that it turns out that major profitable corporation after major profitable corporation, not only paid zero in a given year in federal taxes but in fact got rebates from the irs. just some examples. from 2008 to 2013, general electric made nearly $34 billion in profits in the u.s., and what was its tax break? what was its tax burden? zero. in fact it received a tax refund of nearly $3 billion. verizon from that same period of time made up of $42 billion in u.s., it received tax refunds of $732 million. they didn't pay any taxes. they actually got rebates. now i think the president's budget begins to address some of these issues. can you talk to us, in your view, about whether or not it is appropriate that one large major profitable corporation after another pays zero in federal income taxes? >> well, senator, i think

entrepreneurs and supporters and congregation partners and individuals and lawmakers and police et cetera. i'm a fair listener and not afraid of hard conversations. san francisco is a world class destination city and people come here to make an impact. i am familiar with the history and traditions and cultures of the city and have grown along with the city's transformations. i look forward to serving the constituent groups and serve san francisco through the san francisco sfwraiment commission so thank you. >> >> thank you. colleagues any comments or questions for this candidate? supervisor tang. >> i would say for all of the applicants coming up here if you make sure you address some of the goals that you hope to achieve if you're appointed, maybe some of the issues that you perceive to be taking place in the entertainment industry currently in san francisco and just anything you would like to work to address that so this is a broad statement for all of the applicants. thank you. >> if you want more time to touch upon -- >> sure. the real thing for me is the late night transportation iss

however, et cetera up against michael keeton for "birdman" this film has been doing so well here during awards season in los angeles. the feeling is will be between those two men. best actress, reese witherspoon for "wildly," pike for gone girl. you get the feeling here because there is one name on everybodyts lips julian moore for "still as iis." she plays a woman with early onset alzheimer's disease. it was shut on a low budget. she took her food during the filming because it was such a small budget but she is widely expected to win. she took best act trets two weeks ago and yesterday. if she doesn't take that award today, there is probably going to be a lot of questions asked here. >> what about best picture in a lot of films to choose from. >> yeah. you know technically, the ak5d me can put tep films. it's gone for eight. there are three films that people are talking about over and over. first of all, "american sniper," kind of the under dog, outsider doing very well at the u.s. box office a story of america's deadliest sniper played by bradley cooper. the man who killed the protago

came to cisco to say how do you use the internet to close your books, outsource manufacturing et cetera. what's exciting today is you're about to see the second generation of the internet. >> rose: we conclude with the great writer richard price, new book called "the whites." >> what i intended to do was write an utterly stripped-down totally orthodox genre urban thriller and it was such a different identity for me even though i was dipping into the same pool that i always do but the style is going to be so different. it was just going to be about what happens next, what happens next. but once i started writing, you know i just realized after 41 years of writing, i only know one way to write, and the book kept expanding. >> rose: a program notes sunday night on "60 minutes," a piece with larry david, a piece with seinfeld curb your enthusiasm. here's an outtake a. why did you want to do a play? >> i thought it would be different, fun something i never experienced before. i would stand in the back, watch, go to rehearsals, consult with the director, see the thing unfold, then all of a su

it floods the front-line states, olivieri, et cetera, et cetera. it has a major impact and we just frankly are not allocating the money to counter the way we ought to be. we are fully prepared to go out there and undertake this. senator, you mentioned at the beginning why we use ocoa. this is one of the reason the we rely on ocoa because, frankly, appropriations are not on time. and so we need multi-year authority to do multi-year tasks. and we need to get the resources to go to respond to this kind of thing. we have about $7 billion in ocoa and we're putting a fair amount of that into afghanistan, iraq stand and syria, humanitarian assistance counterterrorism, partnership, countering russian pressure. we have $350 million. so that's how we are bolstering ukraine, moldova, georgia to actually go after this. it's not enough. i'm just telling you bluntly it's not enough. and they are spending hugely on this vast propaganda machine which people believe in the places they did then because there's nothing countering it. so according to people in many of

the journalists, the politicians, et cetera. can it become a mass market product? answer to that question is yes. they're figuring out how to do that because it's a complex product. on boarding on to twitter as we know taking a little time. and facebook takes no time. but facebook is not where the world's most important stuff happens. that's where, you know, the family pictures happen. >> jason, let me ask you, that's not a new story for twitter? that's where celebrities, world news events, news organizations has been disseminated for a while, yet, yet their monthly active user numbers continue to see slower growth than expected. i mean, the reality is fact. >> here's the thing products when you release them take three, six, nine months to materially impact the numbers and so the video stuff they're doing that we've been talking ability the last couple weeks you will see that in q3, requq4 the deals ramp up. two things that people don't know that are going to be transformative just like the individual stuff has been. number one, they're going to create a verified t

you must collect the data et cetera. and he actually took the waiver away from the state of washington because the legislature refused to go along with the teacher evaluation peace and, therefore, every school in the entire state of washington is a failing school and had to so inform their parents. so we live in an unprecedented time not only because we have this crazy law no child left behind, which had been reauthorized eight years ago should've been thrown into ash heap eight years ago but instead the obama administration added raced to the top which is just a new iteration of no child left behind, making the punishment more severe because no child left behind focus on punishing schools and humiliating schools. race to the top focuses on labeling and punishing teachers. and mini med teachers have been fired. over the past i just read a statistic in the article by leo casey, leo said that 4000 public schools have been closed since 2008. you know, rahm emanuel close to 50 public schools in one day. that's never happened

and collecting the money 12 times and depositing it 12 times, et cetera et cetera, so from that perspective it's a little more challenging. >> in the end it's worth the hassle because these small orders mean big business nor now and in the future. >> instead of trying to reinvent who you are, figure out who you are and tell the world about it. package it so that it makes sense. we really didn't change what we do. we just changed a little bit how we do it. changed our message. and it was really fun. >> for chip tompkins taking many smaller orders turned out to be the key to growing his business. but an approach like that isn't going to help any small business unless you have a proper plan in place. creating a business plan was the big difference between stagnation and expansion for a brooklyn designer who didn't want the rug pulled out from under her by not having vision organization and an understanding of the competition. on many accounts four years after starting her custom company, milani was very successful inspiring carpets inspired by her travels around the world and had them handmade