similar activities. >> can i get some clarity around that. was it because there was a commitment of maybe job opportunity or something beneficial to the community or potentially because they have received a contribution to their organization from this particular entity? >> it's unclear. oftentimes i think many of us would be surprised to see individuals representing non-profit organizations speaking out on behalf and i will list a couple other projects, the 555 project, hunters point and bayview project. i think the testimony is fair and inadequate. i think it's helpful to know if there were organizations that had received monetary considerations before their testimony. it's not saying those contributions can't happen. it's just knowing about it. >> in some cases many of these entities receive public funds and their information is actually available to the public. so their contributions.990s and all the information that they are required to provide is basically opened and available to the public. again, i just want to make sure that this does

can you talk to me about that clarity because it's not clear to me? >> sure. let me say that -- so on we have -- i have not -- we are changing if the we've adopted a testing module and we're able to host recruitments. >> what when did -- when did you adopt it? >> last month. >> this is a new thing. >> it's absolutely new. we were engaged in the conversation. we were able to go forward with police first because their eligible list was expiring sooner so we started there and we did not need a civil service rule change. it is the next big thing and we're hosting. we're able to -- people don't have to go to the testing facilities in the region, weave been hosting testing and we can invite people from the community college and if they have people, we want them to do that. >> what are the responsibilities, who is doing what? >> what we have done -- we plan to repeat that police -- excuse me, in fire. the first thing we do is prepare materials. we have the posting and the announcements and in this case we created business cards. mrs. guard created business cards and

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commissioner hillis >> maybe we could get clarity of the issue of the continuance and why the project sponsor wants to talk about what's the status and why the continuance first - >> the project sponsor is requesting a continuance if it's at the indefinite continuance so the newspapers and the new 90s to the public. an application was submitted for a new use continuance for a wisely facility on 18 hundred street we're currently elevating that. >> so it sound like they don't intend to pursue this site. >> if 18 hundred union was approved that 17 hundred union would be a site they'll continue to pursue. >> it's a little bit awkward the way we're doing it. >> i do want to say the difference is if you gave them another date they won't have to renotice but it's like the project is starting all over again like the posting and all that stuff. when he continue items to a specific date they don't have to do the same noticing so you won't know things going on in the neighborhood. it make sense to do an indefinite continuance so there are things we can skip >> i could be supportive of a motion t

it's a wondrous sensation of clarity and alertness... it's owning your opponent... it's knowing beyond a doubt "you got this"... it's keeping your head down, your eye on the ball, and knocking it out of the park... it's getting in the zone... it's keeping on your toes... on target... on top... focus is staring the world in the face and saying "bring it"... focus is power... focus is life... and 5-hour energy is focus. >>> welcome back. it's 4:45. a gallon of milk could cost more than a gallon of gas in the area. there are not enough cows to make enough mill tock meet the demand. when the cost of feed went up last year, farmers cut back on cows and now the price could increase by 60 cents to $5 or $6 a gallon. it could go higher if the drought continues. tina's family drinks two gallon every week but might have to cut back on milk and cereal. >> i have grandkids that it three, four times a day. >> dry growing conditions in brazil have pushed the flight of coffee to the highest level in more than a year. >>> google says, try not to be annoying when wearing google glass. the company may h

it's in the report that that's the case, so i wanted to get some clarity on that. >> not the case. we have an assistant deputy chief that oversees the ems did i rigs and he's a medic. and we have supervisors that's medic. >> and they all have ems training. >> everyone in the department since 1989 including myself, it's a requirement to maintain an emt certificate. everyone has a certificate from 1989 forward. so they are paramedic licenses examine referring back to this eoa and the restoration of resources, we have asked for a greater level supervision for paramedic trained individuals to be apart of that exclusive operating area, supplement if you will. >> for clarity because there was a lot in this report. i vaguely remember seeing that wasn't in the case in the report, but your response was saying -- >> off the top when asking me the question, and if you can give me a page, i'm happy to look at it on the fly. i do vaguely recall that, but we do have paramedic up advisers, rescue captains as well as an assistant deputy chief who is paramedic trained. >> where did they get that in

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it just that there is transparency around that so we can make-up our mind around that. >> for clarity, in many cases, i'm not aware. can you give me an example of non-profit organizations that actually lobby people who may receive contributions. can you give me an example of that? >> sure. >> organizations that would potentially receive financial support from an entity and would then ask the non-profit organizations. let me just say, i ran a non-profit and we got a lot of continue bugz from -- contributions from a lot of people. we did not ask, nor did we agree or ever agree to reach out and lobby on behalf of any of the individuals who have given us contributions. so i'm just trying to understand the kinds of organizations this is targeting because my biggest concern is that i would hate to punish non-profit organizations especially non-profit organizations that are particularly doing a lot of incredible work but not crossing that line and becoming lobbyist which in many cases they don't necessarily have the time to do that kind of work, but more importantly, i just don't want to dis

it's a wondrous sensation of clarity and alertness... it's owning your opponent... it's knowing beyond a doubt "you got this"... it's keeping your head down, your eye on the ball, and knocking it out of the park... it's getting in the zone... it's keeping on your toes... on target... on top... focus is staring the world in the face and saying "bring it"... focus is power... focus is life... and 5-hour energy is focus. >>> welcome back everyone. a very good monday morning to you. taking a live look outside. not a lot of traffic yet. folks getting up and about. this is in the north bay. we'll check the morning commute. pretty nice temperatures expected as well. former stanford basketball player jason collins made sports history in l.a. wearing 46, collins became the first openly gay athlete to play in one america's pro major sports leagues. the nets signed collins to a 10-day contract before last night's game. collins came out less than a year ago on the cover of "sports illustrated" but no team signed him until yesterday. the 35-year-old says his only focus is on basketball. >> just be

it's a wondrous sensation of clarity and alertness... it's owning your opponent... it's knowing beyonddoubt "you got this"... it's keeping your head down, your eye on the ball, and knocking it out of the park... it's getting in the zone... it's keeping on your toes... on target... on top... focus is staring the world in the face and saying "bring it"... focus is power... focus is life... and 5-hour energy is focus. >>> well, good morning to you. this is rockefeller center in new york city. they're having a devil of a time with another winter storm hitting the east coast. we have full coverage including a lot of delays out of sfo this morning. >>> a follow-up, officials canceled the amber alert issued after witnesses told police they saw a man force his way into a car and kidnap a teenager and elderly man. roy mccain stole several items at a safeway in oakland and used a knife to carjack and kidnap two people. police tracked him down and found he knew the people in the car and there was no kidnapping. they also determined the person witnesses thought was a teen ainger was actually over

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it's a wondrous sensation of clarity and alertness... it's owning your opponent... it's knowing beyond a doubt "you got this"... it's keeping your head down, your eye on the ball, and knocking it out of the park... it's getting in the zone... it's keeping on your toes... on target... on top... focus is staring the world in the face and saying "bring it"... focus is power... focus is life... and 5-hour energy is focus. >>> welcome back everyone. a very good tuesday morning to you. nicely illuminated out there looking at downtown san jose. 4:44. hard to believe it's that time of year again. in a few hours the entire giants squad will be in arizona gearing up for the 2014 season. >> comcast sport net gives us a peek and a look at one of the team's new additions. >> reporter: here in scottsdale, arizona reporting with the  giants. here is a rundown so far and what's coming up. already the pitchers and catchers have been with in scottsdale for a couple days getting workout. the pitchers have thrown the bull pen sessions including tim hudson coming off an ankle injury. coming up later toda

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committee and moment of clarity thanks so much for coming on thanks so that's our show you guys i'll bring this up all over again next week and a great weekend guys. to see. the results. this is so you know when you're in the arctic you have the entire world at your feet she looks like a fairly simple shit but really she's no symbol. and full of people able to have access to the nuclear icebreakers the real king here is that the polar bear and ice breakers come second not a single complex expedition to the arctic can be conducted with the russian nuclear powered fleet of ice breakers we undertake in a unique operation. the northern sea route russia's arctic ice breakers. this is obviously more for the latest because it's pink. women wanted to avoid rape they really needed to buy guns and. this is the one that i want to go with them once again it's the fear factor for all women definitely the target of the gun lobby you don't kill them when the killing might even if so many would this will hurt. noticing more and more is this really scary marketing tactics which implies that women hav

we may get some clarity out of that. a difficult position that the democrats are in. they are in the minority right now. they are trying to take back the house. they have an uphill climb to do it. the president is in a position where, if he cannot figure out a way to help democrats take back the house, he will be dealing with divided government likely for the remainder of his presidency. i think the president would much rather not have to deal with that. houserepublicans -- democrats hold the key to that. they have to be in a position where they think they can actually move and win some of these seats in districts where mitt romney actually won with a small percentage or that obama won but a republican congressional candidate won as well. >> derek covers the house for bloomberg news. for the update. >> thank you very much. >> on the next "washington journal," more on the week ahead in congress. who willby sam baker, talk about the medicare advantage program and what is being done to prevent cuts to the program under the health care law. then a look at what the interna

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they were disciplined and they brought clarity, and discipline and clarity bring trust.t is the same thing for corporations. focus on the future. how will you deliver value to the company? clarity about the change of direction. and with clarity, you have trust. >> which country or two countries, offer good examples like jcpenney? >> one of my favorite examples is a country that is focused on the long-term, the country of chile. to give you a very quick story, in 2006, they were booming. the citizens -- and one of the finance ministers wanted to see a fiscal surplus. a number of things. >> a number of things and he refused to do it. he said that this was money for a rainy day. when the crisis hit in 2008 they spent money on the stimulus program. is that focus on the future and long-term strategy at these companies use. look at ron johnson as the worst retail ceo ever? >> certainly, the strategies he put in place did not make sense. for jcpenney. >> no doubt. mary, thank you for joining us. ross-gilbert, joining us. >> we will go back to capitol hill a few minutes from now

and an exception based on functions that from our perspective, the clarity in the law that cyber security is a positive thing that should be done and not something you'd and a negative white. in a purely legal framework in the act of performing cybersecurity and other actions is where we would like to try the conversation in congress. >> yes? question? >> a generation of transmission electric cooperative in minnesota, the jet audience in general, observation i am making everyone in this room and on the panel come from large companies. we have a generation in transmission in 20 distribution members. the i t staff in the security department, distribution members do not. they have one i t person assuming they can't have 80 independent telephone companies in minnesota as well who also assume assuming in a similar situation i don't know they know this framework exists. i don't know if there is a plan on how to communicate the framework to these small companies who might not know it exists because they have a large impact as well collectively. not as much as large companies to but collectively

we need more clarity and people will stay on the sidelines until we get it.not think that chris christie is dumb enough to do someing to the general public that way. someone gets in my face come on the to be back in thrs. but if that is something for my staff, to think that they can exercisers, then i have a cultural problem. neil: we know where these go. but it is giving him pods because he is no longer a starter. >> i don' disagree with that. were situationor him is that thisreputation has been exacerbated. and that is what i think the ncern is. the rest of the nation will be given a say. i think he can recover, but we shall we. gerri: neil: i thnk he is doing a fundraiser for andrew coumo. and it raised the question that i raised with him. what is the deal? i mean, he could not be more different than chris christie. and yet either you cover your bases or you're just being overly pragmatic. >i think it is ragmatism. i will expect a call. i would support this. i thk andrew coumo is doing good. >> they think that you are just settling for this. and i understa

and we need more clarity.i don't think that chris christie is dumb enough to do something to the general public that way. but what i think he should have done is come out and say, look, i am a street kid. i'm going to get back and there's if someone comes at me. but if that's a proxy for them to think that they can exercise retribution or vindictiveness, have a cultural problem. neil: he must be conservative in the state. and that it is giving him cause because the one thing is that he's no longer a rockstar. >> i don't disagree. but i think the worst situation for him is that the whole bullying reputation has been exacerbated by this. and that is what i think the concern is because he had the demeanor to be president. >> meanwhile he is doing a fundraiser for new york governor. i raise the question that i raised with him. he could not be more different than chris christie. or you are being overly pragmatic. so what is going on here? >> i think a the latter and i think it is pragmatism. i would think that he's

what kind of clarity can be given in terms of identifiable information -- how it is defined. that does create some challenges of cross sector sharing. those are two areas that the government will have to play a role in. >> chris, what is your take on incentives? particularly for the companies, the smaller and midsize companies, the ones that everyone agrees need to pick up their game. do they need some sort of incentive to make the improvements that we would like to see? >> first, i will speak from an at&t perspective. . chairman speak, we have a big incentive to invest. it is core to our business. we are not looking for economic or financial incentives. that is not really something that copies of our size are looking for. from a small and medium-sized business side, i cannot speak for them because i work for at&t. we are not small or medium-sized. from that standpoint, one of the reasons -- that is one of the reasons it is important to flip important to framework is flexible. if you are a smaller enterprise, how can you get them talking about cyber security? do a riskg them

we need more clarity and people will stay on the sidelines until we get it. do not think that chris christie is dumb enough to do something to the general public that way. someone gets in my face come on the to be back in theirs. but if that is something for my staff, to think that they can exercisers, then i have a cultural problem. neil: we know where these go. but it is giving him pods because he is no longer a starter. >> i don't disagree with that. were situation for him is that this reputation has been exacerbated. and that is what i think the concern is. the rest of the nation will be given a say. i think he can recover, but we shall we. gerri: neil: i think he is doing a fundraiser for andrew coumo. and it raised the question that i raised with him. what is the deal? i mean, he could not be more different than chris christie. and yet either you cover your bases or you're just being overly pragmatic. >> i think it is pragmatism. i will expect a call. i would support this. i think andrew coumo is doing good. >> they think that you are just settling for

supreme courts activities take into consideration the new briefs and within two months we'll have some clarity on the high-speed rail so the treasure can go to market if the court were to direct that. cap and trade amber alluded to one of the biggest issues about cap and trade this region and as well as other multi couldn't mp os want any cap and trade revenues for the transportation sustainability to come to them within the each respective region i believe the c m a's have really taken an aggressive stand and unfortunately, the governor has elected to pressure a process it appears i say appears because we have not seen the trailer bill language to direct the appropriate to various state agencies for the additional substantial allocation on some basis probably a competitive grant base it looks like the governor want to maintain control over the cap and trade so the concerted effort by mp those have to continue to press their case the leadership has drawn sympathy to the collaboration approach but that will run head ways into what the governor want and we won't see the results until the governo

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until i have that study and a little bit more clarity, i feel i have wasted my own time sitting in a subcommittee which is attended by people here with the small commission and then now switching to the larger discussion about the department's on going study with economic strategies. i want to let that particular study come back to me to create a level playing field. if it's 11 stores or 10 1/2 and 12 or 13th one pending. i want to get a slightly better understanding for us to take pot shots for us and people like wagon bone. it's the maturing of this project. i'm not prepared to vote on this. >> commissioner antonini? >> move to prove. >> second. >> commissioner sugaya? >>commissioner hisashi sugaya: one last thing. we got this in our packet last week. i don't know this newspaper, but on the front it says it's getting the boot because more store fronts are getting more international retailers and facing eviction on valentines day. i did read the article. it didn't really get into this whole issue national and international retailers looking on fillmore street. it's more like what se

>> well, hopefully we provided some clarity to families who are still grieving and just want some basicat was out there was this idea that upon the crash, the black box in this helicopter had somehow washed away in a flash flood. that just doesn't sound plausible, right? ends up that this chinook helicopter runs on analog instrumentation, and doesn't even have a black box, again, we provided clarity and hope to the families who want answer. >> and i want to give you a chance to clarify, there are some who say that the families were not allowed to testify, we're talking about a big group of people. why was that decision made? >> we have some who want the spectrum of privacy, didn't want to have open hearings, while others wanted to have the hearings. we said send us your questions, we'll facilitate the dialogue with the pentagon. we had classified hearings, which unfortunately only the members of congress can attend. we dealt with it as sensitive as possible and jet still tried to shed light on it. >> i want to talk about questions we heard from family members, doug landborn, whose son w

i may clarify something because it seems like we are going to be missing on some of the votes for clarity. a motion to continue is a procedural matter only thomas a. swift's electric rifle take a minority for 3 votes to continue the matter. to approve e.r. disapprove the - to adapt it to approve or disapprove will take 4 vote if neither of those happen the project is disapproved because the application before you fails. and it just gets disapproved without daumentd a formal motion it just fails you >> thank you commissioner moore. >> i think the original continuances were all to support at&t to the extent there's certain buildings require more attention or are in the end need nor tension. so actually this didn't work which speaks somehow to the difficulty of adapting particular kind of building to the technology. we were all snaemly saying find alternative sites and now in a way that makes it easier toro it us to close the other chapter. and this is still in full and clear support of the commission for at at but basically as far as i'm concerned i've come to a deed end on wanting to discu

so for everybody's clarity of knowledge that is the offer and, but delta said we'll give you that number because they are being straight forward honoring our offer commitment. so is there any questions about those two numbers because that can get confusing? >> not so much a question but if it's an effort by this board at this point to be very transparent about this. so if we decide to act on the 7.29, we need to understand that there is consequence to that. pay me now or pay me later. so we did this and review and discussion with the acting director. i said we needed to put this number out there now so that we are making an informed decision. and it's not like we are going to get a discount and then it's never going to come back again, it will come back at some level. we can't predict the future. i just wanted everyone to be clear. >> yes, i honor this as very straight forward and very fiduciary and accountable by saying it's really 11.6. that is our initial alternative one. >> yes, sir? >> so the rates that you have includes 11 percent that it was the $47.72? >> yes, sir. that was month

-- party line clarity. as my colleague has noted a number of times, it is a dead end policy. in this regard scott snyder , which i recommend highly to those of you who have not seen it. of the after the manager military region in an essay publication a entitled north korea den uclearization more in tune with interests, possessing nuclear weapons invite international condemnation, isolation, and sanctions, leaving north korea unable to access advanced technology as well as aid for humaninternatio, isolation, and physical resources. this makes opening up the rest of the world difficult to achieve. the general goes on to note weapons usesclear a lot of resources, maintains a large-scale military fema which also uses a lot of resources from an overall perspective. concludes for the stability peninsula, -- this is united states policy as well. in this way and i say this in closing, an opportunity is provided to sharpen north korea 's choices to remind north korea that the security and prosperity it seeks are onl

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he will have clarity. he is not going to settle for speed which is not at an acceptable pace.many ways the story that has been not emphasized enough is the role that john could have in many ways providing some of the air cover for satya. >> bunny you mention that because we are sitting here with sam zell -- fun eu should -- funny you should mention that, we're sitting here with sam zell. he said he is glad with the chairman instead of operating and running the companies. what job would you rather have? nadella's job or thompson positive job? -- having been aya and searsy holdings are now being chairman of sensus, that they are very different jobs. as a ceo you are grinding it out on a daily basis. every single problem. whether somebody said something inappropriate at a meeting and it is kind of an hr issue you are dealing with, or whether or not there is a big deal you are trying to close and you can't get the final term executed, dealing with all that stuff. as the chairman, you have the benefit to, frankly, be able to think and provide a certain clarity. surely at -- as the

do those questions reveal to you and the answers as well as real clarity? or does this only bring more confusion potentially for this jury? j . >> reporter: you know, i think it's clear they're struggling with the self-defense. if you look at the law it is true that self-defense doesn't apply a blanket defense per victim. i think with that clarity they go back in the courtroom and will be able to discern the difference between the counts which relate to the murder of jordan davis and then the attempted murder counts which relate to the other three boys that were in the car. >> okay. and alina, has the court given any instruction as to when the jurors render a verdict, how much notification they will give whether it be reporters or family members of all parties involved? >> reporter: yeah. it's worth mentioning that the courtroom right now is empty. and that's because the judge decided that because there were some issue, there was potential for voices to travel between the walls, between the courtroom and the jury deliberation room. they decided to empty out

probably can't see them, but for the benefit of the folks in the room we should have a little bit more clarity and our public presentations and also, it looks like the camera zoom in closer on amy and my faces which we will have to remedy quickly. and ilean is a little bit. but i am pleased about that and the equity office partners got new chairs and we have freshening in the commission room and my thanks to everyone involved in that, the first item on the report is to discuss mayor edwin lee's executive director on water conservation. in the wake of governor jerry brown's declaration related to the drought, the mayor lee issued a directive to the departments and i think that it is important to just review a couple of the attributes of that executive directive. there are five that i would like to mention, the first is that mayor lee has directed all of the departments to further reduce the consumption of water by ten percent. all departments are to develop a water conservation plan by august 1, 2014, all departments are to educate staff and visitors on water conservation practices. all departm

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