with the client. we also try to take a warm approach with what we are doing. in terms of the approach i referred to previously, the over arching framework for us is in terms of the way we would carry out a service plan is maintaining the individual in the least restrictive environment, always trying to keep the greatest level of independence that we possibly can. always trying to create a service plan that is in correspondence -- accordance with the individual that we are working with and the rights to self determination. the packet i handed out to you, the packet will speak to this of right to self determination which is really what distinguishes adult protective services from child protective services. there is this misconception that the adult protective services might have the same authority than children's protective services. the truth is they are adults and they have the right to make bad decisions. when would you lose that right and when would an involuntary service happen. it's not a clear cu

-client names. in response, the department of justice in 2013, announced a program to give prosecute amnesty to hundreds of swiss banks without requiring them to disclose a single u.s. name. giving up on getting the u.s. names contradicts the policy of demanding full cooperation from parties excused from prosecution. it sets a bad president for how the department of justice will handle the other tax haven banks. it lows the banks to give use united states prosecutors hits and clues that might help the united states in the hunt for tax evaders instead of a straight list of accounts that existed before august 2008 are not even covered. united states has been told to piece the clues together, go on a treasure hunt trying to identify accounts, using very li limited information while the swiss banks get immunity from prosecution. a swiss court turned down a u.s. treaty request for client names ruling the fact a swiss account was disclosed wasn't enough to justify the swiss secrecy laws. the swiss found p

resident clients. i would say 11,000 i believe that had account balances below 1 million dollars under asset management and they were not even given the option to stay because to move to one of our fully u.s. license broker dealers you needed $1 million is the minimum balance. 18,000 of these did not have the opportunity to prove tax compliance. >> mr. cerutti your u.s. policy required that swiss accounts open for u.s. residents be concentrated in a single swiss office we talked about the sla in. is that correct? >> it required that it be concentrated. in saln and the other office near the airport those were the 12 that were later merged in 2009. >> all right and the point was that office was supposed to have a relationship managers they got special training in u.s. rio tory tax compliance. >> that's also correct mr. chairman although i would like to add that every single relationship manager with one or more u.s. resident clients got the training. >> you had how many relationship managers had one or m

>> do we visit clients at their day programs? we will if we need to connect with a client and certainly we do work closely with the golden gate regional center and so very often especially our clients that when there is abuse by others, some type of situation, it could be very advantages to visit a client at their program because it's a more neutral environment, a safer place to talk about what might be happening at home. but there are the omnibus man office is the licensed board and cares and licensed nursing homes. we work closely with the omnibus man office. they will be the lead agencies and we'll provide support as needed. does that answer your question? >> yes. thank you. >> any other questions from councilmembers? i have one. this is a painful subject to think about. you talked about the complications of long-term abuse and how that affects self neglect, so i'm assuming what you mean is that the higher the abuse, the more likely to person is to self neglect as well and that can reinforce? >> what i was actually saying that

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you're working with these clients.'t mean a story might, with your client and, there is going to be some kind of video attached to it? >> all of those clients produce content. unlike television, where it is a time constraint, i can tell a larger story and make it interactive story. we can help them get a 3-4-minute how-to video into the hands of millions of people and target those people. advertising has become a less and less interrupted. our newest clients let those experiences happen on the brand pages. >> it is productive. >> correct. mike's talk to me about the results you see. how this is more productive and reaches consumers than traditional advertising. >> traditional online advertising has a real problem. 50% of the videos distributed are not even seen by human beings. start there. we promise our brands that would hundred percent of the videos they run with us will be viewable. they will be often prayed they will be brand to save. that is a big difference. toause people opportunities see them, because we are t

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they're still a trinet client. i expect over the next few months they may not be but we wish them wonderful luck and many entrepreneurs come back to trinet and start another company. >> with 19 billion i don't know why everybody should continue to work there. one thing i want people to do, and maybe this is because i know bill ford that runs general atlantic, i like for people to look where deals are from. you're from general atlantic and say what that means and why it's important as a blood line. >> general atlantic is an exceptional partner for trinet. they bought in in '05. i worked in the past for some of the venture capital firms in silicon valley. they're a long-term investor. they were aligned in my big vision to build a company. we have a huge market and they have allowed me to go out there and tap that market. >> okay. now are they saying -- is enough invested that you feel good about it? >> absolutely. i feel good about it. two of the most exceptional board members from general atlantic and i don't expect

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pitch - blanca ---esto, tras ser demandado por presuntos cargos excesivos a sus clientes.talles. take pkg 01 12 19 37 01:06 01:15 safeway fue demandado por cobrarle a sus clientes de mas al momento de pagar e incumplir con promociones como pague uno y lleve dos....las quejas no fueron dificil encontrar. rebeca covarrubias/client e de supermercado 0:12 13:04 sinceramente si me he dado cuenta porque hay veces mi hijo es el que me chequea el recibo y me dice, mama te enganaron 13;10 pedro mendez/cliente de supermercado 0:19 17:41 muchas personas hasta cuando llegan a la casa se dan cuenta pero ya no quieren regresar a reclamar porque ya salieron del establecimiento 17:48 segun la demanda tambien han vendido productos con menos peso del anunciado....y han promocionado mercancia como si fuera cultivada localmente, cuando no lo era.... johana reina/cliente de supermercado 0:37 10:52 claro que es problema porque como que lo enganen a uno 10:55 13;35 la vida esta tan cara y que nos enganen con la compra de la comida no es justo verdad 13:41 la demanda fue presentada por los fiscal

>> so, our clients have intention to use this for themselves. one of the reasons they didn't rent the unit is because they do have extended family who are elderly. putting in the elevator was to have access for old people and our clients plan to live there for the duration. we only had one presentation to the commission and that was in december. we got continued to january and then to march. we are eager to bring this to resolution and have a vote. >> thank you. >> and one clarification, in essence commissioner hillis is come what correct, we are going from 3-1 because there is no intention to rent this on the market as i understand it which bothers mr., but, also i think if the vote goes to approve the project which is the current motion, we are going to have to continue it in order to make findings because the recommendation is not to approve it. we don't to have do that? okay. we still have to have some reasons for why the approval is being made. so, i think commissioner antonini and his second should articulate a little bit more why the crit

client names.after john doe summons a proceeding that took another year, ubv coughed up more account for a total of about 4700 accounts. ubs's action sent a powerful signal. -- pay up or face prosecution. thousand of americans with undeclared swiss accounts along with u.s. account holders with accounts in other offshore secrecy jurisdictions ended up joining a voluntary closure program established by the irs. all together 43,000 taxpayers have paid back taxes, interest, and penalties totaling $6 billion to date with more expected. tax evaders acted to avoid being prosecuted. it is as simple as that. ubs's breaking of swiss secrecy signaled a size mick shift in the offshore world. suddenly switzerland as well as other secrecy jurisdictions i did cleared they would not longer use the secrecy laws to facility tax evasion. a flurry of new tax information exchange agreements were signed around the world promising some new tran parent sei. the g20 declared, and quote, the era of bank secrecy is over. wel

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clients with undeclared assets? the question is will it go all the way. will it also impact clients from other nations? the likes of indonesia, africa, brazil? >> i think u.s. clients have by and large exited from any other financial center because of the liability risk they can create. in europe as you know the entire european union neighboring countries have entered into a and finding a framework for the future. this effort is mostly done. we are left with france and italy with whom we are in dialogue. singapore itself has come up with a number of rules that should also regulate how clients combine in the region and singapore, and it's the same in hong kong. wax the credit suisse ceo was grilled for about three hours just last week by the u.s. committee. what do you make of his performance, and have you bysonally been approached the department? >> we have not been approached. it's difficult to judge the performance. i think one should judge only his own performance. ambiguity of how they are to be answered i think it did reasonably well. >> a quick lanc

impact clients from other nations?hink the clients have been by and large x it is not from switzerland but from any other financial center because of the liability risk in europe. the entire european neighboring countries to switzerland have entered into a dialogue with the switzerland. you also have them signing the framework for the future. it is mostly done. we are left with friends in italy. singapore is self also have come up with a number of rules that should also regulate how clients in the region engage with the financial sector in singapore. the credits we see you was grilled for about three hours last week i the -- the isse ceo was grilled for about three hours last week. how do you see this? on his ownudge merits. it is a very difficult situation . ambiguity of how things are to be answered, i think it is reasonably well. that inan get more on all of the day's top stories on our website, your online source for business and market news 24/7, bloomberg.com. touse twitter, it is easier stay in touch with us. yo

client is equally valuable to us.retain the klein. david: you see my point. >> certainly. david: the incentive factor seems to be missing somewhat here. >> you're, traditionally financial advisors will not charge incentive fee, management fee. with we've done is reduce that as low as possible to keep your clients happy with additional products and services. >> i think fees are simply too high. people like index fund. john bogle who founded vanguard is genius with this stuff. >> right. liz: everyone is individual, let's start with that premise. >> right. so our mission is to insure everybody achieves their financial goals. we do this two ways. one by lowering barriers to entry. so we lower the minimum that they need to invest. they can invest with little as $10 or $100 right online. on top of that we bring the fees down low as possible so they keep more of their money and their money works harder for them. >> is there any telling so far as there is big market for your services? >> we have over 7500 people cued up on th

as we have another huge client single candidate to take a nap. i come to us to control passed to a full band. and say we've caused a lot of great success stories placing gem in dallas with these families. the obesity historically you'd think perhaps not the best knocks but us being able to bridge back down. and in the animosity that their wildness was this just really wonderful. next up for a pic of the nannies the ever growing chinese market. i'm cindy martin for j and one in london i. french milled warship designed to strengthen russia's ability to deploy troops tanks and helicopter gunships has had its first test run this week despite western condemnation of russia's occupation of crimea and president this threat of further military intervention in ukraine the warship is part of a one point six billion dollar deal that marked the biggest ever sale of new weaponry to moscow that deal had raised eyebrows among france's western allies when it was struck in two thousand eleven france has criticized russia's military incursion into ukraine's black

did have clients involved in the drug trade. he did have clients that were -- identified themselves with, like, different organized crime groups. >> on the night of november 10th, 1998, leslie's wife was working the night shift as a nurse at the local hospital. leslie and his two sons were home that night. around 1:30 a.m., 16-year-old brian said he heard a loud bang coming from his father's bedroom. when he tried to get in, he discovered the door was locked. >> he hears some more alarming noises in the nature of gurgling or breathing and he can't get into his dad's room and that concerns him. >> in a panic, he calls 911. >> 911, what's your emergency? >> i think my dad was shot. >> what happened? >> a shot went out upstairs and in his room, the door is blocked. >> have you heard from him? >> a shot rang out in the room. i cannot get in the bedroom, the door's locked. >> after the call, brian took his 11-year-old brother to his neighbor's house. >> he indicated it might have been maybe somebody in the house, and that's why he wa

he says, "would you examine my client?" yes. if i'm interestedin doing e and i've heard a little about it and i have the time. this isn't the main thing i do, but if i thought i'd learn something, i'd do it. you're not a professional witness. no way. there are very few psychiatrists like that. very few, really. may i suggest to professor nesson, a question, really, that we must answer ultimately is whether this system of having antagonist psychiatrists-- three, four on one side, or three or four on the other side-- submitted to a lay jury for an ultimate determination as to whether the man is not guilty by reason of insanity-- what do we do about that? are we playing games of semantics? we're asking lay people to judge these expert psychiatrists and determine which one is telling the truth. and, mind you, they're only giving opinions. they're not testifying as to facts. what's shocking about having psychiatrists on both sides in a legal case? we're living in a jurisprudential, adversary system in which in all kinds of cases-- st

>>> mayor vincent gray's attorney says his client may get indicted. if so, they're ready to go to trial. >> reporter: it's a 100-year- old house in a 100-year-old neighborhood. now a new owner wants to tear it down and redevelop it. neighbors say it's not going down without a fight. >> we never thought anything like this could happen to our mom. >> convincing mail scams stealing your loved one's savings, a new national campaign launches to protect your loved ones. >> call in the calvary. >> good evening. i'm jan jeffcoat. >> i'm derek mcginty. >>> the first thing most of us want to know right now is it's going to be march 18th in like an hour. could we please say this is the end of the snow? >> meteorologist topper shutt keeping us under a yellow alert tonight and tomorrow. we hop it's not because of a chance of snow -- hope it's not because of a chance of snow, top. >> no. snow is not in the forecast. 32 downtown, 28 in gaithersburg, manassas and out toward winchester, 30 in hagerstown. we're worried about black ice primarily. if the road looks wet,

this is also the same client that the nuclear producer -- the same client, the nuclear producer, who is said not to file in hong kong. now it is likely to fall out of a ipo. in this case, it is the daughter of the chairman of this nuclear company that is said to be working for -- >> she either works or she does not. >> we do have a timetable. she is said to have been hired in december 2011. she was then said to have moved d in deutsche bank. obviously, deutsche bank declined to comment as did the client. the client said that the daughter, celia, is not currently working for the bank. >> but this is something that jpmorgan has had to grapple with as well. coming on the backdrop of what happened this week, the search of the ceo here. >> right, here in hong kong. i think his resignation was announced march 24. havecac are said to investigated the offices. >> but they said they do not comment on individual cases. >> as did jpmorgan who declined to comment. but we heard from resources that they have taken computer records, several documents from , and the court issue is whether or not jpm

today a relocation team helped clients move to another treatment center in san jose. neighbor tom burdell says he was never comfortable with the center being located near a school. >> if a state did it, must be something serious. >> reporter: while some employees told us the state cited the facility for 100 violations they only released a statement saying the facility no longer holds a valid license to operate a treatment facility and since this is an ongoing investigation their agency cannot offer any further comment. no administrators from life choices would talk to us on camera, but one employee told us the shutdown would definitely hurt people who are trying to get help. in addition to impacting the client who were living here, the shutdown is also impacting 15 employees, many of which told me they are now looking for new jobs. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, mary ann. the family of a woman found dead in a stairwell at san francisco general is filing a claim against the city. lynn spaulding's family is accusing the hosp

it is a win/win program for our clients who want a structured program to go back to, clean the streets of north beach. can't be done in those alleys, et cetera. so, i just wanted to say thank you. in honor of the -- reason that i'm here, the women that have backed me for years and who are my mentors, ann hall stead, and jean mill i began, jeanette, julie christian son, janet crane, [speaker not understood], and just such strong women that have always been the leaders in san francisco, guthie stuart, they give me the impetus to keep going on. i look to them for counsel and i really appreciate and honor them for being part of north beach citizens and it's all about community. so, thank you, david. (applause) (applause) >> supervisor farrell from district 2. >> thank you, president chiu. i want to similarly echo your comments and congratulate all the women out here today being honored. also, sandy, supervisor breed talked about, i missed that, too. especially because she's out of the room, i was the most behaved kid going there when we were all little. it's not because of me that it shut

>> we have six clients.of our clients are the largest in the world. >> what do you mean within the legal limits? how can you use them commercially if you can't use them commercially? >> there are two types of drones. inre are really big drones the national airspace and then you have a model aircraft. the model aircraft are within 400 feet and a easily -- if you and you are400 feet within eyesight, you are good to go. in private area and public -- in other people's areas. >> so these are under the official rules of a model airplane, not a drone itself. is that about the size of the device? >> that is the size of a model aircraft. >> what is the maximum size it can be? >> that is debatable right now. this is like many grams below that size limit. >> what is your vision? how mainstream do you imagine drones will be? will they be part of our daily lives? >> absolutely. i think search-and-rescue is one of them. having drums follow you on ski resorts and get some really good footage or motorcross. there are a lot

if there are any clients in that beat and let them know that there is a possibility of well, let them know that he is no longer a patrol specialist and should not be soliciting business or fees from them. >> i will do that. >> thank you very much. >> please call line item number five. >> public comment on all matters pertaining to item 7 below, closed session including public comment on vote whether to hold item 7 in closed session. >> are there any comments regarding closed session regarding disciplinary matters? >> hear none, public comment is closed. call the next line item. >> vote on whether to hold item 7 in closed session. >> moved. >> so moved, second. >> all in favor. >> aye. >> thank you v >> we have a motion not to disclose. >> motion. >> out. >> hi, i'm japanese with the san francisco public utilities combination sometime people call me sewer girl our systems has served the area for 1 hundred and 50 years we're planning you understand public health and our environment don't think that so come in down and see how good afternoon, everyone and welcome to our first full budget

inssumed you had something mind. >> i had in mind the attorney-client religion. vilege.gion -- pri bee documents could deliberative. >> even if there is no attorney-client relationship, you do not think that we are entitled to those documents? putting aside the attorney-client relationship. >> i think there can be situations in which deliberative documents, even if they are not between -- i am trying to imagine a situation where there would not be an attorney as part of the scenario, but deliberations without attorneys could be something that would be protected by the deliberative privilege.igion -- it is important for you to understand not only the legal basis, which is what i would be responsible for, but what kind of operations and intelligence activities the cia is engaged in. >> i am going to explore that further for the record. has been trying for a long time to get documents. i think much of this committee agrees with her. it has been a frustrating experience. are there some kind of religious ileges which might exist -- it is very vague stuff and it is jus

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, of the problems that they were suffering. >> these clients told maryann they weren't getting paid, but internal company records showed they had been paid. maryann did some amateur forensic accounting and learned that her business partner, george hansen, was stealing from the company. >> he was collecting money from the customers, and then he was depositing money in his own account. >> maryann discovered that george had stolen up to $100,000. >> he was not only taking actual monies coming in, but also, he had a little side business going where he would charge supplies through the al zullo company and use them for his personal projects. >> maryann was shocked to learn the company was in danger of bankruptcy. according to her boyfriend, maryann was going to confront hansen on the afternoon of her murder. >> whenever they had a confrontation, they never did it in front of the employees. it was always behind closed doors. we do know that they had some type of a meeting that day. >> when questioned by police, george hansen didn't deny he was stealing money, but said maryann was in on it,

i assumed you had something in mind. >> i had in mind the attorney-client privilege. some documents could be deliberative. >> even if there is no attorney-client relationship, you do not think that we are entitled to those documents? putting aside the attorney-client relationship. >> i think there can be situations in which deliberative documents, even if they are not between -- i am trying to imagine a situation where there would not be an attorney as part of the scenario, but deliberations without attorneys could be something that would be protected by the deliberative process privilege. it is important for you to understand not only the legal basis, which is what i would be responsible for, but what kind of operations and intelligence activities the cia is engaged in. >> i am going to explore that further for the record. our chairman has been trying for a long time to get documents. i think much of this committee agrees with her. it has been a frustrating experience. are there some kind of religious -- privileges which might exist -- it is very vague stuff and it i

. >> i wanted to shift to a different subject, attorney-client privilege. there was some press reports a couple weeks ago about collection information that may involve attorney-client communications. i want to focus particularly on the minimization procedures which i understand you exclude attorney-client communication only in a very narrow context where the client is under criminal indictment in the united states. i guess they saw federal, indictment. that seems like a very narrow interpretation of attorney-client privilege. i want to see if that is the interpretation you apply. and if it is, what impact they will be it was expanded to more normally accepted definition of attorney-client privilege which is basically lawyers and clients consulting with each other. >> we written a letter to the aba and i commend the to the court and to the public. i think the public letter now -- but i think one fundamental premise is that analysts are under an obligation to identify for the office of general counsel anytime they encounter something that may be potentially p

and their clients, as i said, just never thought this could happen. one of the things we underestimate most, one of the things we underestimate the most to me, any way, is not, i think, the affordable care act, the single most incredible gift is giving to people. is giving to them a sense, a sense that -- it's lifted a weight off their shoulders about -- it's given peace of mind. like nothing else could for them. how many of your clients do you know go to bed at night staring at the ceiling wondering if god forbid they lean over and look at their wife, and she gets breast cancer what happens? or what happens when my children get sick? am i going to be able to sleep in this house the next night? after this happens? am i going to be able to afford to be here? am i going to lose my home? am i going to lose my sense of well-being? and i think the single biggest thing we do is we give people peace of mind. you give them peace of mind. i hear that more than anything else. in phoenix i met with community health center workers who were once in the shoes of th

i think that clients are key. you have to have a great client to do great work.nd look and its master narrative. we try to find ways to continue that story or with energy of one of our clients. we began it by doing the product design. >> what do you think is in the special sauce? that you understand what people desire and know how to deliver it? >> i think it is that we are light on our feet. part of what we do really well because we are collective. scott is from the advertising world and i bring my resources from the film and literary world. we are able to assemble a team that is specific to each client. i think that is what has worked for us so far. >> the clients are so key. what are your favorite clients. >> it is an all-natural energy drink. >> five years from now, what do you want advanced to be? >> manageable. we are growing very fast. the scary stuff for us is dealing with scale. i never imagined that this would be our anxiety a year in. with a started working couple of clients that we cannot mention yet. it has expanded us and stretched us in a way that