should show up as complete usually a day last night at the most should be a completion if there's a cf c in the belief i think dose 26 i imagine the permit should say complete i'm not sure maybe it's explainable but if there's a cf c we want to see a completion on the paperwork something needs to get fixed the work is done and the electrical permit signed off and i think that was in the belief well, i noticed the day of the permit was september 12th and we were contacted around december 29, '27 days later the owner may not have been told about the appeal i don't know if we tell everybody about a permit we'll tell people their options if people are unhappy we told them there's an appeal and jurisdiction and nathaniel refer people over to the boards office again, i'm not familiar with this case i don't know what happened then. >> any public comment on this item? seeing none commissioners the matter is submitted. >> commissioners in looking at the briefs and hearing the whole testimony the question is whether the department or departments

they were code violation in the sign off of the electrical work we said understood was not how allow a cf c to be issued we went to the retirement board for a reduction in the rent is when andrew zach's and pacific submitted a signed and dated cf c from bernie from 2006 we believe this to be false we went to the records section at dbi refer to the close out of the permits we were told they didn't xilt exist when i filed the petition they city do not exist day they say of stay open and issued no records those permits along with the documents revertigo this back to 0 single-family has placed our apartment out of control and our rent was increased raising our rent 2 hundred and 85 percent they're to be issued in obliterate you are public servant when the landlord and contractors and attorneys try to find a loophole in our building system such as remove logically unit and using loopholes against tenants so they have zero accountability thank you for listening to our recessing requests for judicial review. >> okay 9 minutes to the permit holders mr. patterson. >> thank you commissioner preside

. >> reporter: he was eventually diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome or cfs. doctor of the comprehensive sleep are in? arlington says to diagnose cfs, the fatigue must have been around for over six months. it can't be explained by another medical or psychiatric disorder. the fatigue has to be interfering with day-to-day activities and the patient will have four out of eight physical symptoms. >> swollen, tender lymph modes, recurring headaches, pain in their muscles and joirchtses, problems with short-term memory or something what we call post exertional malaise. >> reporter: it occurs when someone feels extremely tired 24 hours after act i. for the patient -- activity. for the patient accepting the diagnose is the first major step in accepting the conditioning. many have to deal -- the condition. many have to deal with it for the rest of their lives. only 10% of pairveghts will be complete -- patients will completely be healed. >> about 65% will improve significantly enough to at least have a normal lifestyle. >> most people with cfs get help to better deal w

. >> reporter: he was eventually diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome or cfs. the doctor of the comprehensive sleep care center in arlington says to diagnose cfs, the fatigue must have been around for over six months. it can't be explained by another medical or psychiatric disorder. the fatigue has to be interfering with day-to-day activities, and the patient will have four out of eight physical symptoms. >> swollen, tender lymph nodes, recurring headaches, if they have pain in their muscles, in their joints, if they have problems with short-term memory or something what we call post- exertion rl malaise. >> he the malaise occurs when someone feels extremely tired for 24 hours after physical activity. for the patient accepting the diagnosis is the first major step in dealing with the conditioning. many -- with the condition. many have to deal with it for the rest of their lives. only 10% of patients will be completely healed. >> the good news is about 65% of them will improve significantly, enough to have at least a normal lifestyle. >> a new cdc report trackin

cf affects 30,000 children and adults in the u.s. >>> looking and sounding good. the weather out there, a little chilly maybe for that event, definitely windy now. >> wasn't jonathan a fantastic sicker? good for you. live doppler 7hd will show you right now we're dealing with quiet conditions. so live look from the exploratorium camera showing you the blue skies are giving way to clouds. headed out on the town, that sun goes down at 8:13 and we'll cool off quickly thanks to the jeez cloud up the skies. by 11:00 tonight it's mainly cloudy chilly breeze, and temperatures in the upper 40s to mid-50s. opening the al -- almanac everywhere was medical formal. sfo, the high 61. six degrees shy of the normal high of 67. same thing for oakland even san jose cooler than that, 67. average high this time of year is 75 degrees. so out there right now, cool with that breeze. 66 in oakland. 60 in hayward, 57 in san francisco, livermore, 64. now, satellite and radar the big picture, the story we're tracking in the midwest, once again, they dealing with severe weather, strong stor

emily: there's a codename for you, charlie foxtrot, cf. which also stands for crazy f'er. are you a crazy f'er? chamath: yeah. ♪ emily: how did you end up in silicon valley? chamath: it was very accidental. when i graduated, i took a job in finance to relieve the immediate pressure i felt on my family. very quickly, i thought it was boring. my girlfriend at the time had -- who is now my wife -- had moved down here. that is how i came down here. i applied for a bunch of jobs. that's how it all started. emily: how did you get the job at facebook? chamath: i had known sean parker since the early 2000's. emily: he was president at that time? chamath: he said that he was going to be in washington, d.c. where aol's offices were. i'll be with mark zuckerberg, do you want to meet? we had a meeting and i thought this was super interesting. these guys are up to something. i did a deal with facebook. we integrated aim into pages of facebook. in that process, that's how i got to meet them. emily: what was he like at that time? chamath: high potential, but still very young. emily: did

and put that over the forecasted sale of the sales volume that's how we get the 3 point 5 cents for c cf >> this shows you again historically how the rates have changed. >> what we projected a i don't know we do want to point out the 2014-2015 projects the rate what we had told this commission and the twhoel customers we thought the rates next year will be $3.45 but higher $3.75 is because of the lower deliveries and the lower sales in the current years that is what the driving the rate change a third of the rate change the 3 45 is a rate change is now about 28 percent. >> just the last point we have one wholesale customer that receives untreated water so thought discount is $0.37 per unit for them with that i'll take our questions. >> commissioners. >> i have one on the second slide you show the wholesale customers the number for the staying level and the city demand going up what accounts for the city's demand 0 going up. >> that's an assumption we're making, however, this is probably going to not be correct assumes we had when we prepared this slide for the wholesale customers was bef

pursuant to the t m t and may transfer other sources at the same time and including the legal fees the d cf will be approving and they'll be through property tax increment that concludes my portion of the project we'll be back to finish it off. >> thank you ceo's 8110 wrapping with the next steps on may 5th accident full budget will be coming before you for adoption and submission to is mayor's office at the board of supervisors and as we mentioned another chance to review our work plantar the second half of the year which is due for submission on october 1st so workshops in september with that i'm available to answer any questions. >> is commission has questions but we have card. >> i have (calling names). >> i'm trying not to be emotionalal i'm appalled even though i come up here and give you the credit one we know know we ask for may filthy building the time is now you got up here and talked about is problems in is western edition you are on is surface you care but how don't give a damn all the money that is going on in the western edition the records show you in go back in history since

apart from some of the stuff in the brief that-cf i read.re's a case a one of the attorneys referenced in dbi in 97. we would ask for the presence use. it talks on a permit application. if i could just for this. this says legal description of( @Ñ existing building. below that it sayseñp&yñ presence use. i believe it's retail office and work. number of dwelling units were six i believe on the sixth floor. that will be the legal description. however, when you get done to line 16 where it says write in description of all work to be performed under this application, reference the plans, it's not sufficient. i would have3c+ body of the description of work would have maybe referenced the illegal construction to create the live-work units in that area. i was also concerned when we were talking about the permit and i know this is mostly planning. in dbi when we see a permit to comply dbi stops the approval process and are expected to look at the nob. if you read the notice of violation, it does reference office to live-work. it was to remove the ill

exemption we reprobably have 60 to 90 other establishment operating with no business licenses at all so the cf exempt establishment have no permit from the duplicate and no zoning district controls this is a couple of problems one thirty to 50 percent the businesses are illicit and up for human trafficking it is one of the faster growing crimes in the world and 43 percent of state human trafficking cases occur in the san francisco the land use controls have an effect 89 of the dpw permitted sites now within one thousand feet of c mc sites 70 percent of the establishment are located in neighborhoods that includes the richmond, the sunset the financial district and civic center and chinatown so next, i want to talk about some of the problems within the establishment i know many are people going to get anyone else's those are pictures we're not used to seeing we counter a variety of the situations when we go into massage establishment this slide show us the types of situation in our massage establishment often we find that exterior of the massage establishment include window covers, locked doors

cf affects 30,000 children and adults in the u.s. >>> looking and sounding good. the weather out there, a little chilly maybe for that event, definitely windy now. >> wasn't jonathan a fantastic sicker? good for you. live doppler 7hd will show you right now we're dealing with quiet conditions. so live look from the exploratorium camera showing you the blue skies are giving way to clouds. headed out on the town, that sun goes down at 8:13 and we'll cool off quickly thanks to the jeez cloud up the skies. by 11:00 tonight it's mainly cloudy chilly breeze, and temperatures in the upper 40s to mid-50s. opening the al -- almanac everywhere was medical formal. sfo, the high 61. six degrees shy of the normal high of 67. same thing for oakland even san jose cooler than that, 67. average high this time ofear is 75 degrees. so out there right now, cool with that breeze. 66 in oakland. 60 in hayward, 57 in san francisco, livermore, 64. now, satellite and radar the big picture, the story we're tracking in the midwest, once again, they dealing with severe weather, strong storms

bertha cf points closing about a point away from a new record close. the s&p 500 ended at 2130, a gain of abdh eao meetings we go sachs approved a pay hike approving in san francisco, ground zero for innovation. inonosr be company. the vote comes as mcdonald's ie pd higher wages and the right to unionize this for the second straight day. >>> now to the economy where the number of americans filing for unemployment benefits rose slightly than expected last week but despite the rise claims remain below 300,000, a threshold associated with a ma has been below 300,000 for 11 straight weeks. >>> sales of previously occupied homes adjusted annual rate to 5.04 million. the drop in sales is being blamed on a lack of supply which in turn is driving up prices. get this in april 40% of properties sol o. issu is widespread it is most acute in denver, where job ica nightmare. really pushing everyone throughout the process. >> reporter: denver's housing market is so tight that biddi t t8ha this house. a letter pleading his case and then used some risky tactics. >> i

i'm currently going to cfs. i want to major in political science and psychology. i'm here wondering, what are your plans to help my community and my family not to live in fear anymore? mrs. clinton: that is why it is so important we continue to try to change the laws comprehensively. as i have said numerous times, i support the president's action in the face of an action. i was disappointed when i was a senator for eight years we had a few chances to try to do more for dreamers for comprehensive immigration reform, and we were not successful. when i was secretary of state, i was great pleased to bipartisan agreement in the senate for comprehensive immigration reform. it was such a good signal that democrats and republicans can work together, solve a difficult problem. could put aside partisan differences. the senate passed it and the house would never take it up. i think it would have passed if they had taken it up. i think the leadership in the house decided that politically they did not want to do that because they had people who were strongly opposed to reform.

the fight jins cf is important to the ravens cooperator back. quarterback, his niece has the disease. yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ ♪ >> new college graduates have plenty to celebrate this time. year but experts say they need to think about finances and credit cards. it's important to stop and think about whether or not they need a credit card an if they are ready for one. keep a low balances and pay it in full by the due date. if things get off track some credit cards companies may be able to help. >> if you have a good reason you can call the issuer and ask if they remove the late fee and not report it to the credit bur

this is someone you worked with to create the cf pd. are you troubled at all?or warren: for me it is not personal. it is about protecting american workers, about protecting writea's ability to environmental regulations, to write regulations for the health and safety, food regulations for the american people. you know, look, this is basically what i have worked on all my life. what has been happening to america's middle class. this trade deal is part of it, just the way the last trade deal and the one before that and the one before that was. so, i am in the middle of this for the same reasons i have been for my entire run of life. peter: someone else in the middle of this is hillary clinton. again today and iowa she refused to take a position, saying she wants to see a final agreement. should she take the stand? a very warren: that's interesting point, isn't it? right now as i understand it, hillary clinton is not prepared to see that -- not permitted to see the final version because this is all been held in secret. peter: so, you are ok with it? senator warren:

officers again picked them up, but this time the two kids were detained by police and cfs more than five hours. >> my kids are scared of the police were for the first two weeks after -- police. for the first two weeks after they were picked up in april my son said every time he thought they were coming after him. he knew it wasn't logical. >> reporter: the family hopes this case leads to a change in cps policy. the meitevs allow their children to roam free among the neighborhood but their son carries a cell phone now. recording live from silver spring, andrea mccarren, wusa9. >> the meitevs still plan to file a lawsuit against cps and possibly even montgomery county police. they believe their constitutional rights were violated and their children were needlessly harmed. >>> we are just getting started on wusa9 news at 5:00. protests after the prank, why these students support the pranksters. we're talking about the folks who unleashed 72,000 ladybugs inside a maryland high school. stephanie ramirez brings you the story at 5:30. will see storms and when? howard is back with more on tomorr

the cfs was reformed in 2009 so that the people who are on the front lines of hunger, the people who are working with civil society through social movements made up of small-scale workers, fishers, farmers, women, indigenous people, urban poor, use, landless people, are all working together and speaking on food issues in this global forum. they have full participation in every activity up to voting, and which is reserved for member countries. this is appropriate because it is the national governments that are responsible for implementing policies to protect hungry people. all of the decisions and recommendations of the committee on world food security must be congruent with the right to food. this is part of the reform. the decisions must consider the best evidence, which is assembled through a panel of high level experts with equitable gender and regional representation, and from civil society organizations. every year, the committee on world food security has grown. in october 2014, this was the breakdown. nearly 800 representatives of the committee on world food security stakehold

one of the things we have advocated over the years is to cf you could appropriate the money and see if the programs are working. one way to do things and save money is to do things better or more cheaply as you point out. the other point i would say is it's important to try to find arguments that you're going to spend more in one area and you want to find cuts in another area or raise revenue. if part of that can be done through a more efficient administration of a program that's fine. i think you can do both. i think you can blend both. host: how does your coalition feel about investment that may not have specific offsets? are you in favor of always finding them? guest: i think there is a distinction to be made between money that is consumption and money that is investment. the federal budget does not have a specifically designated investment budget. maybe that is something to look into. i think within a balance, you don't need to have a balanced budget every year. you don't want one and a time of recession. there are times when it's appropriate to have a deficit. host: should it take

cf industries. after meeting with piper jaffray, raising the target from 327.ent more upside. they raised estimates and it is overweight. >> this is a new high and what you might like is fertilizer trading. it could be to been reach. the second we are watching it footlocker. the analyst points out that the comps are 7.8% are impreeszive even though they had tough comparisons. the strong execution and product. this is the related trade here. >> of 60 retail stocks that's only the 17th best retail game over a year? >> i did not know that. >> i didn't until i looked it up. this is great cocktail party trivia. >> i will take that to my cocktail party. >> starting coverage of the buy rating. despite recent challenges, they see big opportunities overseas. it's becoming more westernized. it needs bigger transmissions to pull the stuff and sees margin improvement as higher wait workers retired. >> they're reported at the end of april and they mentioned trouble on the top line. that was a revenue at the toft of the eps. the fourth stock is the fresh market on the back o

the cfs was reformed in 2009 2009 so that the people who were on the frontlines of hunger the people who were working with civil society through social movement made up of small-scale workers fissures farmers fishers, farmers, women indigenous people the urban poor, youth, landless people they are all working together and speaking on food system issues in his goal form. they have full participation in every activity up to voting which is reserved for member countries of the community on world food security. this is appropriate because it is the national governments that are responsible for implementing policies to protect hungry people. all all of the decisions and recommendations of the community on world food security for speaking through it with the right to food. this was part this was part of the reform. the decisions must consider the best evidence which is a symbol to a high-level panel experts with equitable gender and regional representation and with people from civil society organizations. every every year participation in the community on world food security is ground. in

. >> a pilot is practicing a tricky maneuver in his cf-18 fighter jet. >> doing something called an alphas, really risky maneuver. he is doing it at low altitudes so everybody can see it. >> the jet malfunctions and plummets to the ground. >> the jet goes boom, massive explosion. >> but just 100 feet before impact, the pilot ejects from the plane. >> you can actually see it happen, that split second between life and death. >> he suffers a few compressed vertebrae but is alive. days later the brave pilot brian hughes describes his wild ride on "today." >> it became obvious what i needed to do. i was well trained for it. it was just a matter of pulling the handle and going for a ride. >>> coming up, can you say ouch? that's got to hurt. find out which of these five videos made us cringe the most when "extreme caught on camera: the 100th episode" continues. lk. plus 10 gigs of shareable data. yeah, 10 gigantic gigs. for $80 a month. and $15 per line. more data than ever. for more of what you want. on the network that's #1 in speed, call, data, and reliability. so you never have to settle. $8

fact we have an agency like dea dedicated exclusively to narcotics trafficking in an agency like a cf dedicated exclusively to alcohol, tobacco, firearms and bombs and no specific dedication of a single agent b. to this rapidly emerging and dangerous cyberthreat, i do think we have more work to do to set up the administrative structure that will allow us to be most of the good and i urge you to consider that work with our dm doj to think five years ahead. every six mr. secretary, there is a new wrinkle in the administrative budget for doing this and send new announcement is made about some new agency or some new future and we need a long-term strategy. i'll quite happily. >> thank you, senator whitehouse. i would share that learning and note the department is conducting a major review of cybersecurity vulnerability. we don't have to spend a lot of money but it goes throughout the entire government and the more record and made our effort to learn how to technologically protect our systems, we save money and make america a safer place. >> to record your point on the military side, dave

i'm currently going to cfs. i want to major in political science and psychology. i'm here wondering, what are your plans to help my community and my family not to live in fear anymore? mrs. clinton: that is why it is so important we continue to try to change the laws comprehensively. as i have said numerous times, i support the president's action in the face of inaction. i was disappointed when i was a senator for eight years, we had a few chances to try to do more for dreamers, for comprehensive immigration reform, and we were not successful. when i was secretary of state, i was very pleased there was a bipartisan agreement in the senate for comprehensive immigration reform. it was such a good signal that democrats and republicans can work together, solve a difficult problem. could put aside partisan differences. the senate passed it and the house would never take it up. i think it would have passed if they had taken it up. i think the leadership in the house decided that politically they did not want to do that because they had people who were strongly opposed t

one of the things we have advocated over the years is to cf you could appropriate the money and see ifhe programs are working. one way to do things and save money is to do things better or more cheaply as you point out. the other point i would say is it's important to try to find arguments that you're going to spend more in one area and you want to find cuts in another area or raise revenue. if part of that can be done through a more efficient administration of a program that's fine. i think you can do both. i think you can blend both. host: how does your coalition feel about investment that may not have specific offsets? are you in favor of always finding them? guest: i think there is a distinction to be made between money that is consumption and money that is investment. the federal budget does not have a specifically designated investment budget. maybe that is something to look into. i think within a balance, you don't need to have a balanced budget every year. you don't want one and a time of recession. there are times when it's appropriate to have a deficit. host: should it take a