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ten original co-sponsors. that means people willing to get on board at the get-go. then you're going to get more. and that does tell you that at least at the base, and that's what you start with -- do you at least have your own party with you? then you go further. i believe when the senate decides who the new chair of the full committee is we will be able to introduce the bill there. we do have word of a very good chair of our appropriation committee in the senate, senator coombs of delaware who we know he supported and indeed was a sponsor of the statehood bill last time. >> you have your party with you and you have the president with you. he's also endorsed statehood. >> very important. >> however, congress has taken away your vote in the committee as a whole. what are you doing to get that back and what are the chances to get it back? >> when i first came to congress, since i had the voting committee which was created by rule why shouldn't i have voting committee of the whole? committee of the whole votes o

report from co-chair supanich. i don't have a lot to report since last month we didn't really do much and the holidays and everything, so i will just wish you all a happy new year and i thank you for coming to our meetings. >> reading of the agenda? >> oh, did i skip that? >> i did. okay. we'll read the agenda now. [laughter]. >> order of business. agenda item number 1, welcome. introduction and roll call. agenda item number 2 action item reading and approval of the agenda. agenda item number 3, public comment. items not on today's agenda but within the jurisdiction of the mdc and each speaker is limited to to 3 minutes. >> agenda item number 4 information item report from co-chair supanich. >> agenda item number 5 information item expanding free muni to seniors and people with disabilities and this presentation will provide an overview of a proposal under consideration by the sfmta board of directors on on january on january 20th, 2015, to expand the free muni program to include seniors and people with disabilitie

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and this is an item that has been introduced by supervisor mar, and it is co-sponsored by supervisor kim and wean and her we want to thank supervisor mar for his leadership and i know that we have a number of young people and community members who are here and thank you for being here and, welcome to the board chambers and i really appreciate chair campos for being here and for adjusting the schedule as an example of the youth commission's leadership for just to give a stronger voice and the respect to young people, and for your advocacy and organizing and this is an ex-siding day sxim here with amazing leaders that are about the future of our community's and the healthy communities and the younger people with a stronger voice in city hall, i call this a tobacco license reduction act. and there is other names for it, but that is the easy way for me to remember this. and it is legislation that has come about from you think that karin was discussing this since 2008, but it is really the result and the sweat and the blood from youth organizing and i am just going to stand right now, and

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with waj he is our co-host and bringing all the feedback. president has been talking about the community program. no surprise it comes up in the state of the union. >> you tweeted in stories about commune tie college, here is (accucapnt trial version) pam: we have this, hussein here, will congress support president obama? he says no. number one, because it's obama. number two, it's education, not foreign. because it's not the military, it's smart. and we'll see that debate play out. >> here say question everybody is asking, how much does free really cost? the president's new proposal to give students two free years of community college will actually cost you about $60 billion over 10 years. supporters argue that the (accucapnt trial version) promise of a better future higher life tiff earning and spending and a more educated society will create a return on that investment. the critics, on the other hand say the program looks really good at a glance, but it could do things like increase university tuition and do nothing really to change gradu

. >> the next item is an update on lab co-report i'm sure you're aware of that we're trying to schedule a joint meeting in january i believe and when we have that meeting we're going to ask for the consultant to actually present the report to both sides and so one of the things i wanted to do we had an opportunity to look at the report and provided comments we're going to give you an update on the comments we sent over so we can kind of keep you up to breakfast of our comments but i think we will have a more robust conversations at the joint lab co-meeting more about the report and how the consultant we can ask direct questions right now we're going to give you an update of after reviewing the report and kind of give you an update on some of the things we wanted to ask the consultants about the report. >> okay barbara hail sanity for general power the consultant has prepared a draft report that we commented on yes, he did. afternoon we received another revision we have not had a chance to go through so those comments don't reflect the comments that were incorporated when we i presented

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i have been co-chair for the hearth and how to bring regulations into line with san francisco in the continuum of care. i have worked seallessly i like to think providing homeless services to san franciscans. i worked for catholic charities 14 years last month. i am currently stationed at treasure island and the increase the redevelopment and housing here in san francisco and those folks that need to be housed. there are challenges, the main challenges for keeping people housed. we think once we give them housing it solves all life's problems so we need to explore what it means to put someone in housing and keep them in housing. i am fortunate to say that my team on treasure island has about a 98% occupancy rating so we do well out there and i have 34 units in town and it's about the same so i like to continue my work with the local board, and i am open to any questions. >> okay. no questions. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> next person is dan bowersox and i believe he withdraw his application so gary lewis are you here? >> hi. good afternoon members of the board. first i wo

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. >> prosecutors say keenan and two co-workers kidnapped and killed clan over some missing drugs. after one of the men accepted a plea deal to spare his life, keenan and his other co-defendant were found guilty of capital murder. >> we were sentenced to death. the two of us were. so we found ourselves on death row. i was in a daze. i didn't know what to do. >> for the next two decades, keenan fought his conviction through the courts through motions and appeals. in the process, he has picked up enough experience to serve as a jailhouse lawyer for other inmates. >> i know, yeah, that bothers me too those other three people in the car didn't get charged for anything. i think they're lying on you. i think that's why they didn't get charged. i am mr. wizard for them, and they're always asking to borrow a book to look something up. i oblige. >> i had him advise me on a lot of things. i appreciate that. >> there's a song by deep purple called watch out for the flying lid. i know you don't. that's because it's a good group. you don't know about the good groups. >> the beatles. >> the beat

his co-worker identified him as the man in the video. his co-worker actually picked him up a couple of blocks away from oliver entered the trolley. oliver said he needed a ride to work because he was forced to jump off the trolley after a group of high schoolers assaulted him. a day later the co-worker saw the video on youtube and recognized him immediately. now neighbors cannot believe a man who they say has a daughter the same age as the victim could be capable of doing something like this. >> it's hard to say, a coward. you're a coward. any man who touches girls is a coward. >> reporter: now, tonight oliver faces several charges, including simple assault and making terroristic threats. he's held tonight on a $25,000 bail. as for the victim her mom said she's still pretty shaken up about the entire ordeal. nbc 10 news. >>> a former bucks county music teacher admits she had sex with a 14-year-old student. bridget pleaded guilty to charges of statutory sexual assault. the 31-year-old worked at central bucks high school south. she admitte

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that sets the tone of what we want to do is to have a culture of co-creation of lafco, of the puc, of the mayor and the department of environment and all of these groups coming together. labor, coming to go to create this program that will change our city, that will change our planet. i just want to say how happy i am to be here with you today and that my intention for this meeting is a culture of co-creation. thank you. >>supervisor john avalos: thank you, commissioner campos? >>supervisor david campos: thank you, mr. chairman and madam president and to the commissioners of puc. it's good to be here in this chambers in this joint meeting. i want to begin by thanking our chair of lafco, chair avalos for the leadership he has shown and all the work he's done in the last few years and i want to thank president breed who has been working to reach across the aisle and to get to an understanding with the mayor as we move forward and i also want to thank mayor lee for his support for this program. what i would say is that it is an historic moment, but those of us who have been working on th

but only with their co-workers.nd sources tell me that the company is strongly considering a subscription model that's instead of the advertising model, of its core facebook business. facebook shares flat today. down just a hair. the new focus on connecting co-workers will put facebook into the direct competition with microsoft's yammer, with sales force's chatter program and giant software and start-ups including slack. facebook's new offering isn't much direct competition with linkedin on professionals connecting outside their companies but linkedin is working on new tools. sources tell us one launch in two weeks will help co-workers share kax information with each other. the other launching by quarter end, aims to make it easier for employees to share content with each other and to their linkedin network. facebook has a reputation as a procrastination tool now we have to see if it can become one for productivity. >> talk about going after enter price. thank you so much. >>> jon steinberg you think we don't talk a

. >> host: and now joining us on booktv is dennis johnson who is the co-publisher of melville house. melville house is publishing the senate intelligence committee report on torture. mr. johnson, what's the purpose of publishing something that's in the public domain? >> guest: well, for one thing it's not readily available as a print book and we felt that that was an important or format for it to be in so that it could just circulate more widely, be more accessible to more people, be more affordable and findable for most people. we also felt that the edition of it that was issued by the government which is a very low resolution pdf format was very difficult to read. you know it's not laid out and properly formatted like a book. it's just like a huge collection of manuscript pages, and it's very difficult to read because it's so low resolution it's very difficult to search. it's almost impossible to surgery, in fact. so we -- to search, in fact. so we wanted to make a better edition of that so i don't know if people really want to read that edition the way you would read a book, but i

i'm very pleased to be here, and also to be a co-sponsor of senator barrasso's bill. many people think of the shelf as occurring in the western states, like wyoming. but that is not the case as we know. the eastern united states and my home state of west virginia have been blessed with shale gas reserves. and we're just discovering really how massive they are. if i could illustrate the point for a few minutes. let me share a few facts from the december 2014 department of energy report on oil and gas reserves in the united states. in 2013, west virginia surpassed oklahoma to become the third largest shale gas reserve state. west virginia also had the second largest discoveries of natural gas reserves behind only pennsylvania and in fact a full 70% of the 2013 increase in proven gas reserves is because of west virginia and pennsylvania in the marcellus shale play. we have more than enough gas to power a renaissance back home in west virginia and to export liquefied natural gas, supplying lng to our friends and allies increases their dependence on hostile regimes, as we

i'm very pleased to be co-chairing the task force and to be co-chairing it with commissioner ramsey. and i'm certainly honored to have been asked by the president to serve in this capacity. i'm also very impressed by the high caliber and the dedication of our broad-based and diverse task force. i've been involved in criminal justice work for more than three decades. i've been with the department of justice as ron mentioned, with the nonprofit sector and now in academia and it's very clear to me that we're facing a very tough challenge right now in criminal justice. but since the president asked chuck ramsey and me to serve in this capacity back on december 1st, i've been very struck by the number of people, of really hundreds, who have come forward from all walks of life and from all around the country to make suggestions, offer recommendations for steps that can be taken here to address these issues and these problems. these are very sincere proposals that are offered in good faith and i have to say that that gives me optimism that americans working together really are problem solve

with each of the co host. >> right. >> why wouldn't that be a good recipe for marriage advice. we make it work no matter who is it down here. you make it work. just take that advice from me, and use it in your marriage. come on what do you think good what would you call the book. what would you call the book. >> make it work. >> we make it work. >> that sound so not romantic at all. >> mike's messages for marriage. >> relations. >> , no i don't like that either. >> what about the chair or something,. >> the the chair. >> what a great title. >> like you are being electrocuted. >> yes, when they get married. >> yes. >> she sits next to you. she feels like she is in the chair. >> are you still happy with your decision to come here. >> i'm very happen up with the fact that i'm's here. who i'm here with is another thing. >> not that i know of like tom brady. >> there was another tv station in town who wanted to hire her at the same time you could have gone with them. nobody would see you but you could have gone to work with them. >> there is nothing wrong with that. >> are you still

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cosby's tv wife for eight years and tonight she is speaking exclusively to abc news about her former co-star. >> people have been waiting to hear from you. >>> and without nicholas sparks' "the notebook" we never would have had ryan gosling in the rain, but now he's made an announcement thatáj5 has fans wondering, could this be the end of love? but first, the "nightline" five. >>> number one in just 60 seconds. >>> good evening and we begin here tonight with the late breaking developments in that terror attack in paris. as we come on the air, one suspect, an 18-year-old, has been taken into custody. two others are on the run. their assault on a group of journalists this morning was methodical and ruthless. it is just the kind of strike officials here in america worry about most. and abc's terry moran is on the ground, leading our coverage of the terror in paris. >> reporter: dan tonight one of the largest manhunts in the history of france is under way and the french army has joined in patrolling the streets. one suspect has surrendered. to two others remain at large. and this city and nation