next speaker. >> good afternoon supervision i'm living over clare ton my wife and alive on clare ton we've seen changes most people are hardworking middle-class they safe their money to live comfortablely in retirement. the rental property was a way to have this property there are people who tmg of a law that's meant for fixed income. we are deprived from mac a good market rate. we're fighting a wealthy real estate speculator who is well connected he can make several hundreds thousands of dollars at our expense. in my opinion open space areas are part of our legacy. and also makes the city a special place to live. as a prove or disprove taxpayer and lifelong resident of san francisco i find this proposal absolutely inexpensive and reyou puzzle active. if this is permitted to go ahead someone needs to write an article arrest i'm kelly long on clare ton i've been here all day. let's go green san francisco let's pave over the green area. i'm against this it's ignorant i'll spent here all day listening to cars and seven hundred and 50 foot you know square apartments all this stuff. you'r

. >> hi, i'm teddy live on clare done avenue i've lived there are 4 decades i'm not anti development much aware of the need for housing in the city. however, this proposal will not add any housing to the available housing stock it's only effect will be to enrich one private developer that's not even a resident of the city and i'm affirmatively against the idea of giving as a gift public open space to a private developer. we've surveyed has many of the houses as we could in the 3 hundred photo and a vast majority of them are opposed that is a matter of principle how we use public space in the city. i plead to reject this proposal. thank you. >> is there any public comment on item 4? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues item is in the hands of the committee any comments questions for anyone >> i continue ate hard not being involved in the history to not moved with dpw's recommendation so i'll move the motion forward about recommendation. >> i'm sorry a motion. >> with recommendation. >> there's a motion to forward it to the board with positive recommendation. >> cohen. >>

. >> my name is clare listen i live in the ocean avenue area. i would be in favor of passing this ordinance to change from the dr to the conditional use. i think this would open up availability to patients which is one of the points out that various people have been making. diversity on the of businesses in an area is an important thing it attracts a good incline tell and good for the neighborhood. so i think you - i urge you to vote in favor of the change from a dr to the conditional use. the conditional use puts the burden of proof for the new mc d is necessary. and consistent with the neighborhood so i hope that you will approve the ordinance that is being proposed with the change that is being proposed by commissioner low. thank you >> is there any public comment. seeing none, public comment is closed. if i could ask staff a clarifying question what's in front of us today who we want to institute a new process while there's a mc d within 5 hundred feet >> that's correct. >> that's an issue that should be dealt with at the public health depar

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donald sterling was not at today's game, but it was clare that comments he is also to have -- alleged to have made were front and center. >> it's clear the controversy has gotten under the skin of his players. without saying a word they took to the court with their actions speaking volumes. tossing warmups to the ground and moving through the pregame routine with their red clipper shirts worn inside out to hide the team's logo. >> to state solidarity and unity. not to be a distraction but to say we're paying attention. >> comments in which the owner says he doesn't want african-americans at clipper games has caused a fire storm. >> see you. i was enraged the way you were -- >> if you don't feel it, don't come to my games. don't bring black people and don't come. >> you have a whole team that's black. >> do i know? i support them and give them food. and clothes. and cars. and houses. who gives it to them? does someone else give it to them? do i know that i have -- who makes the game? do i make the game or they make the game? these are 30 owners that create -- >> to the attorney represe

donald sterling was not at today's game, but it was clare that comments he is also to have -- alleged to have made were front and center. >> it's clear the controversy has gotten under the skin of his players. without saying a word they took to the court with their actions speaking volumes. tossing warmups to the ground and moving through the pregame routine with their red clipper shirts worn inside out to hide the team's logo. >> to state solidarity and unity. not to be a distraction but to say we're paying attention. >> comments in which the owner says he doesn't want african-americans at clipper games has caused a fire storm. >> see you. i was enraged the way you were -- >> if you don't feel it, don't come to my games. don't bring black people and don't come. >> you have a whole team that's black. >> do i know? i support them and give them food. and clothes. and cars. and houses. who gives it to them? does someone else give it to them? do i know that i have -- who makes the game? do i make the game or they make the game? these are 30 owners that create -- >> to the attorney represe

government buildings taken over by the pro russian protesters some of that have gone so far as to de clare eastern ukraine independent clean hildebrand test that detects the true russian been considered sweep their flag of choice as it burned tires outside a government building in ukraine's second city kid unrest like this has been popping up in eastern ukraine which has a large population of ethnic russians. pro moscow supporters have called for secession for claiming sovereignty arcade people to the. the regional police were later quoted as saying the dispersed the protesters on monday less than three hundred km away in donetsk. a similar call for independence pro russian separatist sees the regional assembly building the regional council of duty and retains the stones the establishment of a sovereign states and peoples republic of the minutes. it didn't fit into those that led to rush's annexation of crimea cities in eastern ukraine have seen frequent pro russia rallied since victor yanukovich was ousted as president in february. ukraine's prime minister accused moscow of court in aidin

i think the name of the phoenix community hospital could not going to let some influence in point clare balding not get stale. so i think it's a fine line between continuing to pass on the things that we are violent but also mean helping to lead the ads for the community and a quick interview by dino and i feel being in a cafe in nl team pot that in the united states makes cultural backgrounds are increasingly common and paddy kenny g's career is just one example of how g d's jewish community can thrive by combining something old with something new. i'm about to foster for j and windy in washington. the mm . this is poised to force the tv on writing a post on sycamore gopal rafi at least new tv up from being and before ten pm the potential for local fox and promptly piece which features that the striking muddle along spotless ask papa to read o potties team in the sec two in sydney licence to run to wrinkle in time according to the government holiday. this is not the first on the rough play on the us might acknowledge her appearance in a risky up the tallest one in two thousand and twel

investigations are underway following the discovery of several iowa caucus is the first kicks in county clare. the lions pca has described the incident as shocking and suits their needs. come to find cool place that those responsible will be prosecuted. he was the one i did some distressing images in its reports. a stunningly beautiful location of the kids hear about target was scared. her repeat itself around with the rocks below up to sixteen animals horses cattle and calves were discovered here earlier this week dumped out with the kids a number of investigations are now underway by shariah spca. the county council the department of agriculture and the tart be about how and why the animals and is up here and who may have to miss the rspca hearing county fair has described this as a cool and sinister act. they believe the disposal of the animals which delivers a dollar a year tax had been removed. ironically the inclusion of count two in what is a great time shopping finds. mayweather narrow the identification of who was responsible because couple numbers are artisans in this area was a sin

. >> or clare on "house of cards." >> i understand it can be convenient short-hand. what distinguishes the shows from some of the network uses is a woman doesn't become nicer or less reckless or cruel because we understand that she's been sexually assaulted. we under the behaviour in certain circumstances, but it does not forgive it. >> you quote another writer, a woman named jacqueline freedman, how she raised concerns about how the overuse of rape as a float device can be manipulative and damaging too. i realised that a show like "game of thrones" is violent to begin with. there seems to be sexual violence on almost every episode. you are seeing it in other shows. is there some danger that too much of it trivializes a serious problem? >> a bigger issue is that we have few counter points, marital, partner sexuality on television. you complain about the prevalence of sexual assault. but more than one in five american women will be sexually assaulted. we are casting our eyes away from it if we don't show it on tv. the problem is we don't see happy fulfilling rewarding

. >> of clare and her wood from house of cards were not a fictional character i don't know whether iwould want her in the white house but i'll bet she could get there. >> that's what i mean by severely compromised. >> she would a few people along the way. >> finally i would like to return to a hoary question and i spell that was then h and not w. eagerly women who came to age in the 70s and before it never occurred to them that the word feminists had negative connotations, that was something they would be a uncomfortable identifying themselves as though you are in a classroom and you were in a classroom too. when you care i'm not a feminist what is your reaction to? do you have a rant or a. >> a or anything like that? >> i find him a place in the sun. they have to do a report on it. >> it's interesting when you say i'm not a feminist but back in the 70s is that i wanted to go out into lou koller work because one of the feelings i have eyes felt and talk to gloria steinem about is it was an upper-class upper-class movement and the middle-class movement as a bus during the victorian pe

it's been more than 12 years since september 11th and seems clare that even after the boston marathon bombing last year, the american public no longer views the threat of terror with the same sense of urgencied did then. what are the implications of this for the bureaus efforts to prevent and respond to terror attacks? >> that's a great one. it's natural and good that people heal from an event as horrific as september 11th, and as recedes in team that sense in the lives of ordinary folks that terrorism is not on the front of their windshield, and that's as it should be. i think it's very, very important, though, that we not lose sight of the challenges we face. so that we lose sight of the importance of tool wes have and use. it's important to discuss and debate government authority. what i don't want to do is have decisions made about government authorities without having a deep understanding why i need them and the cal helpings i face -- challenges i face. it's important that state and local law. remember the importance of this. i talked about travelers to syria, about the home-grow

i will turn it over to mary clare. >> and before you come to the white house how you'd be interested in a policy dispute. any intersection with politics, or did you before you took to the white house? >> absolutely. you can't show up at the white house and then get interested in politics. it really started very early on in my cooking career where when i was training, you started, the actual story that really rocked me was training in vienna and making a rhubarb, a sioux chef, he said okay, he called me yankee, it was in vienna. i was the yankee and he said rhubarbs and then get a bunch of butter and blend it and make a shot. i took this huge amount of butter and looked and said a lot of butter. okay, so i took another thing of butter and brought it in and he used profanity which i won't repeat, i set a lot of butter and he took this huge thing and put it in and blended it and he is one of my dearest friends and one of the best chefs of i ever worked with. he said to me if the guest walked out, they ask me to make the food taste good. and started me on the path of asking questions and

[applause] >> [background sounds] >> so, thank you very much to sam and mary clare for opening our session. we are very pleased to welcome our next big stage, undersecretary kevin concannon. to introduce and i'm pleased to present sally squires, vice president and director of food nutrition and to mutations that powell tate. in a formally she covered food and nutrition issues at the "washington post" and cratered a column. sally, i will turn it over to you. >> thank you. >> for those of us who are vertically challenged and i'm going to pull this down a little bit. so good morning, and i really enjoyed hearing from sam kass, and i think you're really going to enjoy this next speaker as well. so consider this. one in four americans benefits from the food, nutrition and consumer services, service of the u.s. department of agriculture, which by the way also has the lead responsibility to promote a healthful diet through the center for nutrition policy and promotion. so just a little task here. and as many of you know, fns it partners with state and local organizations to oversee a wide range o

[applause] >> as clare mentioned in the intro, in my intro, the single most important factor in predicting a favorable outcome for immigrants in the hispanic community or any community is representation. access to representation. what does that mean? access to representation, more than half of all persons in immigration proceedings lack representation. more than half. for detained immigrants it is even more than that. the available data demonstrates immigration respondents with counselors significantly less likely to abscond as well. if you are worried about's saunders, people who don't show up at immigration proceedings, they have representation, they won't abscond. the government accountability office found applicants who had lawyers were three times as likely to be granted asylum. asylum. as compared to those who did not have representation. now, counsel also is important because without counsel, immigration courts are going to suffer under a greater burden of cases where immigration judges are explaining the rights to immigrants. and right now if you go to immigration court you ask for

ukrainian finances have certainly seen better times in the country the clare this week it will no longerpay for russian gas later in the program we'll look at what it means for kiev moscow and certainly europe which depends heavily on the reliable transit of russian gas through ukraine. i mean time in rome a march against the sterett he has the sand into a shrewd battle up to eighty protesters and police were reportedly injured in violence six people were arrested. ah. sauza students workers and activists gathered to rally against high housing costs and joblessness but the peaceful march turned violent when the crowd reached the labor ministry in the center of rome some protesters started throwing eggs and bottles at the building and then turned on police and her english from artie's ruptly video agency was at the scene. your clashes took place between police and protesters to gas was fired by police and then i charged at the protest as. arianna was that the syrian army ana can you tell us how it happened. so basically i was standing at the front in between the police and the protesters

is going to kiev but she did make it adamantly clare that kiev is far from its goal i am most money does not call free i'm worth the i.m.f. loans. financing to countries provided that countries do for themselves what they need to do to restore the economy to be able to finance themselves without our support. so that cash comes at a cost so what does ukraine have to do to get it indeed well i'd say suffer actually the ousted president viktor yanukovych he did not take an i.m.f. loan back in august it was rejected because he said that the implications would be too severe on the economy and that exactly some six months later what kiev is going to have to have a look at some of those cuts specifically events we're going to have medication cost ten percent gas some fifty percent in prices as well as fuel up fifty percent to an inflation set to reach around fourteen percent also a cut in wages pensions more income taxes that people have got to look forward to ukraine here look forward to i mean those figures are daunting and indeed they are going to really suffer and that's because the economy