they don't say a drug prohibited under the csa. using that as the analogy here that suggests that the jury wouldn't need to find the analog prohibited under the csa in the analog act, adjust that, knew it was prohibited by something. >> there's ambiguity in the instructions whether it's up lawfulness generally or under the csa. i think courts, what they really mean is under the csa, and in the cases where the defendant is come forward and say, actually, it was illegal under some other statute, in, again, in hussein, in the case of morales three of the seven cases, the court said, no, that's not good enough. that makes complete sense. now, it could be that in a lot of cases the government is going to protect evidence that the government thinks is a controlled substance generally and agree they defer absent other evidence it's illegal under the csa itself but leave open the possibility that the jury can in a case like this say, now, the evidence does not show that he believe it was up lawful under the csa because hi looked at the sch

what they mean is under the csa. in the cases where the defendant has come forward and said actually i thought it was illegal under under another statute, and i believe the case of morales. three of the cases the government cites with the proposition. the court said no, that's not good enough. and that makes complete sense. now, it could be that in a lot of cases the government is going to present evidence that the defendant just thinks is a controlled substance generally. and we agree that the jury can infer other evidence that he thought it was illegal under the csa itself. but you have to leave open the possibility that the jury can in a case like this, say actually no, the ed doesn't show he believed it was lawful, unlawful under the csa. he looked at the schedules and quite reasonably believed if they weren't on the schedules they weren't illegal. the existence of the analog act. prior to this case, i didn't know about the analog act. i think a lot of people didn't. and in the community where my clienlt was sell

illicit drug and he believes what he's doing and he's correct inlt that that's enough to satisfy the csa or analog act. >> it might be if there were some evidence in the case on what you're saying. the controlled substance act, he didn't see this listed, and also though he was told something was legal, he flushed it down the toilet. why don't we leave this to the court below to figure out whether the error was harmless or not? given the absence in the case. >> i acknowledge that is the court's usual practice. and we wouldn't have any problem with the court doing that here. we do think that the evidence you point to tends to show that he may not have believed he was violating the csa specifically, but there's plenty of evidence to show he knew and correctly believed what he was doing was illegal. he sold his product in little baggies and vials. >> it's a controlled substance. >> he has to know it's a controlled substance analog. >> not even an analog, because plenty of people sell things maybe cocaine in fact it's crack. or they sell something else thinking it's a different drug. they jus

reports they include the united states constitution 2012 audit and all recommendations and closed by the csa with the irrigation district a financial audit the whole for the changes there were no findings or internal issues issuance of the san francisco public utilities commission audit scorecard for 2013-2014 was a b and san francisco public utilities commission from prior years and audit for the san francisco public utilities commission costs of the 54 of the reports those audits were proactively requested as part of monitoring and best practices. >> i'm sorry director may i ask you a question the the scorecard a b and formally a a. >> that's 2013-2014 a slight difference from the a minus rate in 2013-2014. >> slides please thank you as it continues to q four into the next fiscal year 20 projects for the next 20 months for the years 2014-2015 and citywide translations and real estate royalties and concessions and contract review at the southeast one and 2 and enter departmental contracts next year in calculation with the auditor to determine the priorities and the continued focus of the or

. >> good evening, commissioners and superintendent carranza i'm csa draw also known as ms. d thank you for the opportunity to speaker no favor of gateways cheater renewal and some of the things about gateway they have beliefs and commitment to community how expectations are held for all students and great amount of work for all students they are challenged and richly diverse school that removes barriers to students and incurs students to advocate for themselves this is a safe and nurturing community our advise community program and small classrooms they feel safe to take risks and students are supported to go to sell nefarious and student life conferences and gateway is age inclusive school where learner difference are valued we seek to provide educational experiences designed with those education in mind. >> please wrap up. >> yep for those reasons i'm proud to be part of gateway middle school i hope you'll vote in favor of the renewal. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm smith i want to for the record we have a bunch of people that repre

item n consent calendar resolution removed at second reading no one tonight agenda item o vote on csas what was moved and second there section f roll call vote. >> santa monica ms. fewer. >> mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell. >> yes except onion items k one and 11. >> thank you. >> ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns and dr. murase. >> 7 i's we're on item p the consent calendar for the board discussion and immediate action i believe that adrenalins served two items. >> thank you commissioner president murase i served two items and one of them if you noticed this is the number of off-street contracts on the agenda they go from k-2 that to k 80 and so i wanted to thank you for the opportunity and the other item i severed on page 7 by 7 i guess but it doesn't matter it is the one of the same kind of a contract but for summary and other you it is the supplemental fund it looks like the same funding that's why i raised a question are we spend money with we could be expanding after-school program capacity and other source of funding but i'm assured that is not true there's a separate allocation fo

and assets for drillers were downgraded at csa, basically saying that these companies are recycling anld playbook -- a downgrade at clsa. we have been talking a lot about the energy stocks here today. bloombergook in my terminal to see how they have done in terms of the s&p 500 groups. using the percentage performance for the year to date -- that's the white line -- they are down nearly 2%, but they are actually not the worst performers in the s&p 500. that honor goes to utility stocks, which are down nearly -- as we see rates thrive utility groups are usually the ones hit hardest. the energy stocks a big weight in the s&p 500, a big downward weight that is. pimm: a downward weight. thank you, julie hyman. look at headlines. 10 inches of rain have turned the city of houston into a lake. freeways are closed. of the transit shut down. thousands have lost power. storms across texas and oklahoma killed eight over the weekend and 12 more people are still missing. and there has been a surprising increase in consumer confidence. the sentiment rose from a four-month low. it has been bolstered

--o more traditional energy csa is downgrading h frio of drillers.'re talking about patterson uti, neighbors, and weatherford, oilng they see shale eroding the scarcity -- because we are seeing plentiful shale. if you are a driller, this is not good news in the stocks are all sharing -- these stocks are all falling in today's trade. and another analyst call. the outlook for the industry is they may seeays more bankruptcies or restructuring for these coal stocks to come out from the other end of the tunnel. the coal stocks have broadly been under pressure, specifically the u.s. coal miners have been under particular pressure. take a look. there is an index of home miners globally. if you look at the bloomberg terminal, it is actually called coal index, appropriately enough. in the u.s., one of the biggest pressures has been natural gas as natural gas prices have been falling. once again, that made it attractive for various utilities to use net gas instead of coal to power power plants. of the reasons we have seen coal, under pressure. scarlet: thank y

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. >> it's a big part of what we're trying to accomplish at the csa.ke everything tasty. and csa members earn their share by paying a membership fee and volunteering ten hours every season. debra lost 108 pounds after dr. weiss prescribed a plant-based diet. >> i had felt like somebody had given me the keys to a brand new car. i had a new lease on life. i saw things differently. i was lighter on my feet. i was jogging now. i was walking. i was being active. >> you're looking at kale young kale here. >> reporter: at his open house for potential patients, a tour, testimonials, and of course lunch. planting the seeds for a new division of wellness. >> health is when you don't have diseases and illnesses and you're not a patient, you're a person. you're a normal human being. without having to go to doctors, without having to take drugs. that is health. >> sounds good to me. dr. weiss does account for nutrients his patients could miss. you want to consult with a doctor and a registered dietitian before taking on a diet like this. >>> coming up, we're going

exploding onto the national scene and many people saw localism and direct marketing farmers market csa, they really saw it as the pathway justice because finally farmers would stand a better chance of getting better economic return and customers would be reconnected with farmers. the conversation moved on to healthy food as people realize that local food is not particularly accessible due to its cost and availability. the interest in local food was based on a desire to improve the well-being it is quite well-intentioned but sometimes dwell going astray it is a kind of colorblind policy. hardly anyone in the united states is eating enough fresh fruits and festivals. better accessibility to healthy food is going to help everyone. then people said wait a minute. it is not just healthy food affordable food, green food humane food, food raised with human practices. and we saw the conversation moving on to real food and good food. i think there will be a presentation that i'm not sure but talking about real food tomorrow. then we set up a more systematic attention to the barriers and the und