conway. >> good afternoon supervisor yee and supervisor tang. thank you for this opportunity to meet you and address you today. my name is irene conway and seeking an appointment to the board of the san francisco health authority. let me tell you a little bit about myself. i currently work as a caregiver for ihss, the in home support services. prior to this i worked in the private sector until my parent was terminally ill and took time off from work to care for him and the experience was profound. this taught me compassion for the sick and the elderly and the under privileged and changed by perspective. after that i decided to work as an in home caregiver and over 12 years i have worked with diverse communities. i have cared for people of different races, age, sexual orientation and disabilities and the terminally ill. the work is heart breaking sometimes but also enriching. this experience gives me incite to every man's health challenges. i see and hear about medical issues, not only of sick people but of healthy people who seek preventive medi

conway trying to win a trial anna case that's been dismissed a month ago i feel this is a forum and you all is being overused here because the permit has been withdrawn council she's ongoing in having the place be demonstrated a two unit building the record reflect that i don't know why we're here mr. duffy said he turned in the job card and withdrew the permit why is ms. conway here saying we have a determination to revoke something that's been withdrawn the reason i think this is true that the permit is still alive so you can rerecognize it so she can create a defense for her clients to say see there's an eviction because they've got a revocation that's the reason why that's united states true motivation behind their eviction of cause that's why i feel like we're all being used here she can't at this point be asking for a permit that has been wrun and cancelled. >> mr. duffy commissioners the building permit that's under appeal one of the building permits this is i call its second revert both with new staircases in the interior this permit was suspend on may 2014 the attorney that spo

conway. any questions? seeing none. thank you. any public comments on this item? come on up. >> hi briefly. suzie sowza on behalf of the health plan and i wanted to let you know of our joy of her governing the board and she person personifies our mission to take care of the most vulnerable so thank you. >> thank you very much. any other public comments? seeing none public comment is closed. [gavel] >> sure. again i had the opportunity to chat with ms. conway beforehand and brings a great why could to us and we had a great chat what it means to be taking care of our most vulnerable population here so i want to thank you for volunteering your time and love to have you appointed and i would like to recommend irene conway for the board and positive recommendation to the full board of supervisors. >> yeah, and i agree. i just want to thank you for serving on this and a person like this who obviously passionate about what you do and for the people that you care for. that came out in two sentences when i met with you earlier. without objection then -- >> through the chai

conway beforehand and brings a great why could to us and we had a great chat what it means to be taking care of our most vulnerable population here so i want to thank you for volunteering your time and love to have you appointed and i would like to recommend irene conway for the board and positive recommendation to the full board of supervisors. >> yeah, and i agree. i just want to thank you for serving on this and a person like this who obviously passionate about what you do and for the people that you care for. that came out in two sentences when i met with you earlier. without objection then -- >> through the chair i also wanted to clarify that we have been informed there is no residency waiver required as publicized on the agenda but from our understanding that is understand required so we will pass this out to the full board as is. >> without objection motion passes. congratulations. mr. clerk item number seven. >> item number seven is a hearing consider appointing one member for the term ending november 19, 2016 to the bicycle advisory committee. there is one seat and one applican

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(conway) it's fun to watch the dancers react to what you're doing.od dancers-- they'll react when you change keys in tunes. they'll react when you do little things in the tunes. and that's always fun. (o'sullivan) i think it's worth taking the time and effort to think about the form and structure. maybe you could use the analogy of seeing a very fine painting, and that you know looking at it, that it's something wonderful and something very special. but if you could actually see that artist put it together and watch all the stages, and watch it come to life, it means much, much more. you see the skill and the artistry that goes into the whole process. it's really the same thing with music. if you do understand that structure, you get a lot more out of the experience. [irish dance music] funding for this program was provided by the annenberg/cpb project. funding for this program is provided by annenberg media. narrator: the world needs energy. and nearly 80% of it comes from burning fossil fuels -- oil, natural gas, and coal. but burning these fuels e

eastern time, an area just south of wichita, kansas, near conway springs, was hit with a magnitude 4.8 earthquake. that's according to the u.s. geological survey. again, this earthquake happened a 4.8 magnitude earthquake just south of wichita, about 30 miles south there near conway springs. just to give you a sense of where that is, it's also about 120 miles north of oklahoma city. about 100 or so miles north of cushing, oklahoma, which is a huge depot and cross line for a lot of pipelines in the oil and gas industry. we don't have a lot of details right now. there have been no reported injuries or fatalities, but this is a very developing situation. again, all that we know is the usgs, the geological survey confirmed a 4.8 earthquake felt just between wichita, kansas, and oklahoma city, oklahoma. we'll bring you more details as they become available to us. right now, we're keeping an eye on what's happening with that particular situation. >> dom, thank you. >>> coming up next, the latest from the jcpenney conference call. stocks trade lower. and a deeper look at whether the holiday g

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john conway, john, can you hear me okay? >> yes, i can. >> tell us exactly what happened there. >> getting ready for our normal lunch crowd and i looked out the front and saw a number of kruck workers standing in the middle of santa clara street and beyond them at the construction site there was a big cloud of what looked like dust, but apparently a main gas line was ruptured. police had just arrived on the scene and they were in the process of shutting down the street and people were being evacuated from the area. >> have you been evacuated from your business that's across the street from that location? >> reporter: we have shut our doors and moved all of our staff out on to the other side street around the corner. >> so you say that it was powerful enough that -- obviously, you can't see natural gas, but if there is dust because of construction there, you saw a puff or cloud going up? >> it looked like a cloud of dust, but it was apparently a main gas line. i don't know how gas became visible, but it was a significant rupt

ground shook and shook hard in parts of kansas and oklahoma. 4.8 magnitude earthquake centered near conway springs, kansas. unclear how much damage was done. the u.s. geological survey says 40 quakes with a magnitude 2.5 or above have hit this general area over the past week. today's was by far and away the largest. >>> here in new york today it was one of those look up in the sky moments in lower manhattan. many others watched on live television as a scaffolding failed high above the city streets on the tallest building in the city, the new world trade center tower. then to the rescue came the new york city fire department's equipment of special forces. our report tonight from nbc's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: the tallest building in the country, 68 floors up and one side of the scaffolding gave way. two window washers left dangling. both experienced workers seen earlier in the day in pictures posted on social media. at 12:42 the call came in. more than 100 new york city firefighters responded. the department tweeted this photo from inside, an up close look at the terrifying angle of the

charles moore is a turnaround specialist from the detroit area from conway mackenzie, the firm that wasriginally brought on to handle the city's bankruptcy. that is coming up in about 10 minutes right here on bottom line. nextxt, julie hyman has a -- the latest on the markets. ♪ >> a jim farley from ford is being sent to run the money-losing european division. farley was once considered in the running for ford's top job. will take farley's marketing job. ford is projecting a $1.2 billion loss in europe this year. you might think of new york city's streets as always being clogged with traffic. but there is a speed limit. . is now being reduced from 30 miles per hour to 25 miles per hour. it applies to all locations where a maximum speed is not is not posted. on therg television is markets. julie hyman is standing by with the details. >> let's take a look at where stocks are trading right now cap ending the week on a blah note, not really moving decisively one way or the other. however, if there is any gay on the s&p or the dow today, it means they will close at a record, even if that gai

kelly ann conway, thank you, let's st-r start with white houe when asked about what message message this will send. >> it would not be wise to draw as broad a conclusion about the outcome of this election as you would from a national presidential election. simply by virtue of the map and the fact of the states where this contest is taking place, that said, this elect is important. lou: what was he trying to say? juan? >> i think is trying to play the expectations game, he was not doing it well. you see, on one han he said, you can't draw a large conclusion but he said this is very important election, it is important for his boss. because of the last two years of his boss' term. that implies legacy, president obama said as much. but on other hand, i think that he is not far off, played on red states but going to have a political impact on our country, no question. lou: what is the likelihood. that we'll see this wave elect that so many republicans have been talking about, that big a deal tomorrow for the republicans? >> they will have a good night tomorrow, and a good year, after you get

joining us tonight, the president and ceo of the polling company republican strategist kelly ann conwayrmer contributor fox news analyst ed rollins. the balance of power. 60 seats in the house of representatives. kelly, that is stunning. >> not a blip. lou: at this point, it doesn't matter much, but that has to be a daunting majority for the democratic party. >> has to be and said to me, lou, that combined with the senate, the state legislatures, the governorships of course. 32 state legislative chambers have gone from democratic to republican since obama was elected. that is not an aberration. it's a repudiation of policies but one more thing, it's a mandate for the republicans and they need to know it's a governing mandate, a call for leadership. first thing you need to do is really withstand the president's lone ranger status on executive amnesty. 74% of americans say they want him to work with congress. 20% say act on his own. even a majority of democrats. work with congress. lou: is there any tool in the box for the republicans to stop executive orders here? >> they can pound it ev

here is the polling data from the kelly and conway poll. 77% of respondents said jobs should go to current u.s.-born workers or legal immigrants already in the country instead of bringing in new immigrants to do the job. they said companies should rage wages and improve worker condition instead of increasing immigration. no doubt about it. no doubt, if you bring in more iron, you bring in more cotton, the price of cotton falls. you bring in more labor, the cost of labor falls. the number 1 authority has documented that this flow, this large, large flow has been part of the declining wages of the american worker. since 2009, we've had a $2300 drop in median household income. that's amazing, from 2007. it's more than $3,000 decline. this is huge. and it is a factor that we have a surplus of labor, in my view, and i would note that calvin coolidge, who is having a little revival, and he believed we had this huge -- that we had reached a peak of immigrants in america and we were having difficulties. just like now. we're another another peak. the percentage of foreign-born in america is about a

the attorney general jack conway does not believe that was really an issue. it will come down to these two candidates. there needs to be a new generation of leadership here. you will notice is a tight race. >> election results, we will kick things off at 5:00 p.m. eastern time and our election all nighter through midnight. of coffee,eed a lot i think. results, -- ihe want to bring in mark. i also want to bring in my very special guest host this hour. a well-known democrat on wall street and a fundraiser for the democrats. what did the results mean for the market? >> you're looking at what is traditionally the best quarter for stocks. about twice the average gain. on top ofe midterms it, and the average gain is 8%. the firstin of 8% in quarter. those are the strongest the problem is, not many data points to back it up. , you areright there only working 25 did it twice. every time you throw another variable, you're looking at small data points. that says just that said, midterms generally. >> if you are able, you might be resting comfortably. if we see a gop co

jon avalon and republican pollster and president and ceo of the polling company, miss kelli ann conway. great to see you. the big issue on the table, immigration, kelli ann, let me start with you. the idea of here in this new wave, new enthusiasm of cooperation, the president saying i'm going it alone. let's see what happens and i'm going to go it alone on an issue that i know is particularly sensitive, anchor babies, explain what this means to the republican majority? >> well first it means that president obama would be the open guy left in washington who did not assimilate the results of the election a couple of weeks ago, chris and he's going back on his own word and the request offal many of the red state democrats to slow down, to not state publicly that he's going to play the lone ranger on big issues, even harry reid yesterday said he would prefer the president wait at least until december 11th, which is when the government will run out of money to act alone on the executive action. i think it's selfish of the president. because i think you can lay mary landrieu's loss at his fe

. ♪ >> last month, venture investors and ron conway invested $5.5 million in a company called bloomnationts to change the way flowers are delivered. bloomnation has a network of thousands of local florists, promises better quality and customize orders for your one and only. operating operator of bloomnation joins us now. companywork's parent invested with horowitz here i want to get that out of the way first. greg, you have been able to attract pretty big investors. fortunate toen have the great investors we do have. i think the potential is huge. the flower market is huge. a $35 billion industry in the united states. .ot just in the u.s. internationally, the same problems exist. >> what is wrong with the way we get our flowers delivered? what are you trying to correct? as most people do matters stand >> most people do not understand how the market is. you go to one of the brokers websites, you see a stock catalog, you order one of those photos, that picture and roughly half your money is then wired out to a local florist in their network. you do not know who that florist is and that flor

. >> samantha harry conway world war two, look at that. we're loving these pictures. remember if you send it in use that a hash tag, fox 29 good day. >>> 7:12 now on this veterans day. >> police stop a burglar in his track. >> they say 48 year-old fredricko, robbed a number of homes, on noreen and sycamore drives in burlington county between mid-october and just last week. cops say that he is a primary suspect, in all of these robberies. >> so, prosecutors have not charged him with all will of them as of yet. police caught up with him friday night while he was riding his bicycle. >>> and how about that story in hawaii that laugh a slow moving for weeks. >> yeah. >> finally hit a house. stream of lava set a home on fire in a rural had hawaii town. >> the residents weren't home when the lava hit the rocks. the lava has been threatening the town for more than two weeks now. civil defense officials say they are continuing to closely monitor the lava flow. >> killer wave just keeps spewing out. they weren't there because they have been watching this for two weeks slowly in

but this interesting survey was done by kelly ann conway. this article from november 7 this year. the survey, and the article points out, a majority of respondents, 76%, consider, quote, laws that require voters to present a photo i.d. before casting a ballot, unquote, to be, quote, mostly fair, unquote. a total of 69% of americans consider it, quote, not a urden at all, unquote. amazing. another point mentions, when asked, do you agree or disagree that president obama should through executive action allow illegal immigrants to remain in the united states, 63% disagree , that's 53% strongly, 10% somewhat. only 30% agree. another point of the survey, corruption in the federal government continues to be a serious concern among voters, with 92% now saying they consider it a serious problem. that's 92% of americans consider corruption a serious problem. perhaps the fact that mr. ruber was getting paid and had a motivation, financial motivation, for being out there selling obamacare on being such a great thing ass ands he says now lying about -- thing and as he says now lie being it so