dir.hank you. >> your boss and our president said there will be massive tax cuts as far as an overall ma tax reform plan. he would not have said that if you told him he could say that. he would have something to show it. i will not ask you what is in the plan, but ask you one specific thing. that is the border adjustment tax. this is something speaker ryan has said is very important. the white house has not really come down one way or the other. has the white house taken a position? has the president decided on the bat?- that -- the centerpiece of the house proposal, at least the early forms, have all been part of our discussion. i think it is fair to say we have not settled yet one way or the other, but my guess is you will know by know week. david: that would be good. and we had a real supporter president trump on with us yesterday, and he said that the border adjustment tax would be a great thing for america, partly because it would be part of a plan that would get growth going again in

dir."e able to get the shark upright and in the water. it just kind of turned around. it was aimless."then the tide came in, with rough 13-foot waves - making it harder for the shark to swim back out to sea.van sommeran says with the shark stuck near the coast..the next step will be to determine what's making it sick.sean van sommeran/santa cruz calif based pelagic shark research foundation exec. dir."it's possibly a carnobacteroum infection that this year is killing mako sharks, previous known to have killed salmon sharks and thresher sharks." the feared ocean predator caused quite a crowd to gather. stranded whales may be more common, but a great white certainly is not.sean van sommeran/santa cruz calif based pelagic shark research foundation exec. dir."it's very unusual. it's more common on the east coast to have white shark stranded. we have shark strandings a lot, but just not this particular species." ( marty ) that was lauren seaver reporting. scientists will perform a necropsy to de

sot oscar muÑoz/ dir.de united 0'28 the first thing i think is important to say is to apologize to dr. dao, his family, the passengers on that flight, our customers, our employees. that is not who our family at united is and you saw us at a bad moment and this can never, will never happen again a, thats my promise" 0'54 "la primero y la cosa mas importante que tengo que decir es pedir disculpas al dr. dao, su familia, los pasajeros de ese vuelo, nuestros clientes, nuestros empleados. asi no es nuestra familia de united y ustedes nos vieron en un mal momento y esto no puede y nunca volvera a pasar, esa es mi promesa" muÑoz prometio ademas tener los resultados de la investigacion completa para el 30 de abril. sot oscar muÑoz/ dir. ejecutivo de united 05:03 he was a paying passenger sitting on our seat and our aircraft and no one should be trated that way, period!! 05'12 "él era un pasajero que pago, sentado en uno de los asientos de nuestra nave y nadie merece ser tratado de esta manera, punto final pero par

pero existen leyes que protegen la privacidad sot vaughn cox / dir. de desarrollo de l.u.p.e. ni nadie mas del gobierno puede revisar los impuestos de uno sin su permiso expreso. todos sus impuestos estan protegidos de ese tipo de revision." y en cuanto el irs recibe la informacion confidencial, los proveedores toman el siguiente paso sot eslibeth prez / united way del sur de texas "todo se tira. entonces no es como que nos quedamos con la informacion o la reportamos a otras personas o nada." a pesar de que en otras areas del pais se reporta que disminuy en la declaracion de impuestos a traves del numero de identificacion del contribuyente individual o itin por sus siglas en ingles, sot vaughn cox / dir. de desarrollo de l.u.p.e. "no lo hemos notado, un cambio dramatico aqu. la gente esta acostumbrado de pagar sus impuestos." ademas de beneficiarlo durante el proceso a la ciudadania estadounidense, declarar sus impuestos es util en otros casos sot hugo piÑa / abogado de inmigracin "por ejemplo si estan pidiendo una fianza, verdad si alguien esta detenido. otra manera es cuando

apolonio morales/dir. que esperamos es que el estado de california va a demandar de parte de estas ciudades al gobierno federal porque no puede quitar impuestos sin regresarlos al estado". el departamento de justicia alega que la inmigracion ilegal esta incrementando los crimenes violentos y la violencia pandilleril. para el director politico de la organizacin chirla la disputa esta lejos de resolverse porque no existe una definicion clara bajo la ley federal de lo que es una ciudad santuario. apolonio morales/dir. politico de chirla "es muy difícil comprobar que una ciudad es santuario en la corte. entonces toda la presión para poderlo comprobar es al lado del gobierno federal". la misiva enviada exige a los procuradores de cada ciudad entregar evidencia para el 30 de junio de que cumplen con la ley migratoria de 1996. el lider de la asamblea estatal de california, kevin de leon ya envio una carta desafiando al departamento de justicia y dijo: "el fiscal general y la administración trump están basando sus

dir.field: location, location, location. you know, in the world of holocaust memory, alice's museum is auschwitz for our world and auschwitz is about that very place and what happens there. we -- auschwitz i would say is the holocaust and we are about the significance of the holocaust, which is a statement because of the piece of real estate that it sits on. it is a very precious piece of real estate, not just in washington, d.c., but here on the national mall and the architect who designed the museum very much wanted the interplay with what is represented on the mall. so here you see, in this image, the entrance on the 14th street side, which is meant to speak to that monumental washington, this is a side that faces most of the smithsonian and he wanted people to remember that if you are coming from the smithsonian, you have seen a lot of wonderful museums speaking to the most creative, remarkable results of human achievement. this museum is also about human achievement, to bad ends, of c

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dir."we were able to get the shark upright and in the water. it just kind of turned around. it was aimless."then the tide came in, with rough 13-foot waves - making it harder for the shark to swim back out to sea.van sommeran says with the shark stuck near the coast..the next step will be to determine what's making it sick.sean van sommeran/santa cruz calif based pelagic shark research foundation exec. dir."it's possibly a carnobacteroum infection that this year is killing mako sharks, previous known to have killed salmon sharks and thresher sharks." the feared ocean predator caused quite a crowd to gather. stranded whales may be more common, but a great white certainly is not.sean van sommeran/santa cruz calif based pelagic shark research dir.unusual. it's more east coast to stranded. we but just not this particular species." scientist will perform a necropsy to determine how the shark died. (jr stone) a mountain lion was found climbing a tree in someone's backyard in los angeles county. o

super= jorge luis villa / dir representacion zacatecas en tijuana 10.24 inq=.es importante que estassen que los recursos se entregan con limitaciones. esta accion como tal no esta tipificada como delito en las leyes mexicanas, pero la falsificacion de documentos si por lo que la autoridad correspondiente investigara cada caso. en mexico, jazive perez, telemundo. cesar-intro ---la organizacion no lucrativa "pact" de san jose se puso de pie ante la lucha por la unidad familiar de inmigrantes y hoy convoco a una conferencia de prensa para hablar de lo que piensan hacer... blanca garza nos informa. take pkg :01 :17 :45 1:09 pkg ---la accion colectiva se realizo en el ayuntamiento de san jose donde lideres religiosos y autoridades de la ciudad lanzaron una red a nivel de condado con el que planean brindar apoyo a inmigrantes que esten enfrentando una deportacion inminente. sot-padre john pedigo/miembro de pact y diosesis de sj 28:45 "estamos como una red de apoyo mmutuo, un proceso de educacion e informar al pueblo y tambien de ofrecer un lugar donde los inmigrantes pueden buscar pues ayu

take sot sot-padre john pedigo- dir. 02:56 " es una gran marcha del pueblo oprimido, el pueblo rechazado estamos marchando por nuestras vidas y por el planeta y por todas las causas de justicia,, estamos uniendo todo en una gran marcha" cont. vo cesar --en san jose, el programa comienza a la una de la tarde desde el mexican heritage plaza y la marcha a las 3 de la tarde. take vo blanca --menos estudiantes de preparatoria en el condado de santa clara consumen licor y drogas o mantienen relaciones sexuales, segun una encuesta. --sin embargo, de acuerdo al reporte realizado por el proyecto "corner-stone" de 43 mil estudiantes encuestados, una gran mayoria dice sentirse aburridos con los compromisos academico, lo que a disminuido su asistencia en un 38 por ciento de alumnos involucrados, cifra que cayo bastante si se compara con el 66 por ciento en 2010. cesar / topvo ---el costo de vida sigue generando preocupacin entre los residentes de la baha... ---un estudio publicado por el departamento de vivienda y desarrollo urbano

sot-padre john pedigo- dir.az y justicia 02:56 " es una gran marcha del pueblo oprimido, el pueblo rechazado estamos marchando por nuestras vidas y por el planeta y por todas las causas de justicia,, estamos uniendo todo en una gran marcha" 03:51 --se pide un boicot a las actividades ese dia, no trabajo, no escuela y no hacer compras. --en el sur de la bahia, representantes de varias de las organizaciones tuvieron una conferencia de prensa para dar detalles de la esperada marcha multitudinaria. nat sound todays feeds- sf a day without immigrants --san francisco hizo lo mismo e informo esta maÑana sobre lo que se planea este primero de mayo durante este evento... --el tema de la marcha este aÑo es: "construir puentes y no paredes". --la marcha incluye grupos vecinos, religiosos, estudiantes, sindicatos y es una movilizacion que enfatiza la importancia de la comunidad inmigrante y que es parte de este pais, ademas busca presionar en decisiones de la corte suprema en alivios migratorios. tag - blanca ---otro de los

laura guzman/dir.centro de recursos de la mision 50:11 lo que se logra es prevenir la sobredosis, prevenir un lugar seguro para que la gente pueda limpiar sus agujas, no contagiar a mas nadie ni contagiarse ademas de poder inyectarse sin causarse otros danos como le pasaba a erika, dicen es una oportunidad tambien de rehabilitacion. 51;18 estos espacios seguros hacen quela gente pueda conectarse con tratamientos de drogas y alcohol y eventualmente dejar el uso adictivo de las drogas 51:28 alma villacastel/apoya la idea 1;11:13 me parece buena idea, es un problema que hay que atajar, de una manera u otra hay que atajarlo 1;11:17 pero no todos lo ven con buenos ojos. carlos lewis/se opone a la idea 01:08:31 parece como que la ciudad esta dejando a las personas hacerlo y creo que para mi mejor no 01:08:37 aunque el alcalde ed lee tambien tendria reservas sobre esta idea, .su oficina no respondio hoy a nuestras llamadas, para hablar del tema...entre tanto la controversia continua sobre los beneficios. 01:0

super= trinidad lopez/ dir pc jalisco inq=.es preocupante por que no sabemos con que fin fue robada. de un comunicado la secretaria de gobernacion emitio la alarma por la sustraccion de la fuente que contiene iridio 192 , la cual indico, podría causar lesiones permanentes a quien la manipule o esté en contacto con ella durante un tiempo breve (de minutos a horas).. stand=jazive perez/ ciudad de mexico inq=. la coordinación nacional de protección civil explicó que el equipo móvil de radiografía industrial iba a bordo de un vehículo que pertenecía a una empresa mexicana , el cual fue robado en el municipio de talquepaque, jalisco. al no tener pistas del paradero del auto, las luces rojas se mantienen en 9 estados : (entra grafico) jalisco, colima, nayarit, aguascalientes, guanajuato, michoacán, san luis potosí, durango y zacatecas. entidades en donde la poblacion esta temerosa... super= sondeo inq=la comunidad tiene que estar informada para cualquier situación.corta y liga..quiere decir que son cosas que tienen que estar bien vigiladas y están muy mal vigiladas,. por ello, se ha prepar

sot- joaquin quiÑonero candela-dir. 08:02 "una de las cosas que mas me entusiasma ahora mismo es como podemos utilizar la inteligencia artificial para hacer que los telefonos normales que solamente tienen una sola camara puedan comprender el mundo a nuestro alrededor mejor" 08:17 11:13 "por un lado esta la habilidad de poder expresarse de forma mucho mas personalizada con la realidad aumentada en la camara y todo eso." 11:20 --los expertos dicen que la inteligencia artificial seguira transformando a la sociedad. sot 10:13 "la inteligencia artificial puede ayudar a construir ese vinculo social, a comprender realmente ahora mismo dependiendo de donde yo este viviendo de cuales sean mis intereses pues cuales son las comunidades locales que yo puedo descubrir en facebook. para luego conectarme con individuos reales. 10:33 08:58 "hay una cosa que es facil olvidar y es que el facebook de hoy no podria existir sin la inteligencia artificial" 09:05 ---los desarrolladores de facebook nos adelantaron que trabajan en una especie d

de una forma segura, ...pero ademas agregan es un beneficio para el publico en general laura guzman/dirde recursos de la mision 50:11 lo que se logra es prevenir la sobredosis, prevenir un lugar seguro para que la gente pueda limpiar sus agujas, no contagiar a mas nadie ni contagiarse, y tambien para no estar a la mira de la comunidad de los ninos 50:25 carlos lewis/se opone a la idea 01:08:31 parece como que la ciudad esta dejando a las personas hacerlo y creo que para mi mejor no 01:08:37 aunque el alcalde ed lee tendria reservas sobre esta idea, .su oficina no respondio hoy a nuestras llamadas, para hablar del tema.sin embargo la controversia continua sobre los beneficios. 01:05:28 ahora si esto avanza se espera que los primeros centros sean habilitados antes del fin del ano....desde san francisco pilar nino noticiero telemundo 48 vo/blanca ---en oakland, continan las investigaciones luego que ayer se reportara una violenta persecucin a plena luz del da. ---el hecho ocurri un poco antes de las 2 de la tarde cuando se registr un asalto en una tienda sobre la calle broadway. ---agentes

. >> his wife looks like she's giving him a dir but i think they were good humored about it even thoughnot splash the royals, just saying. >> i agree. >>> there's a bowler from central new york who now owns an impressive world record. >> it's hard enough to roll a perfect game but ben ka toll la managed to do it in 90 seconds. he tossed 12 strikes in a row running from lane to lane. >> he even does it with a unique two-handed bowl where he spins the ball and releases it at up d morning washington. a very messy morning commute ahead for drivers across the area. and don't expect these rain clouds to move on anytime soon. stormwatch 7 meteorologist eileen whelan is tracking the system, and has more on what this means for you, coming up in just a moment. but first, here are a few quick headlines. today marks the start of a milestone week for president donald trump. he is approaching the end of his first 100 days in office. this comes as a new poll shows that he has just a 42-percent approval rating-- the lowest of the last 13 presidents. some good news. if the election were held today-- tru

she plays nora birs dirs, a woman who lost her husband and two children in an unexplained phenomenon when two percent of the world's population simply disappeared. new york magazine named coon the best actress on television in 2016. and here's a look at some of her work. >> i get t i felt the same as you. i-- i felt responsible for losing my children. i thought it was my fault. but i moved passed it. i volume of the. because that's pathetic. terrible thickets happen in this world. and the only comfort we get is that we didn't cause them. so i'm sorry but erica this had nothing to do with you. within did they depart or did they die? >> what? >> your children, you said you lost them. did they depart or did they die? >> they departed. >> what were the last words they said to you? to the best of your recollection ? >> rose: coon will also star in this season of the emmy award-winning epic series fargo. i'm pleased to have her here at this table for the first time, welcome. >> thank you so much. >> rose: so the leftovers is essentially about dealing with grief? >> yes, it is, very much, y

paul walsh, medical dir. pediatric e.r.nosis you might geta second chance, you might not... it was terrifying a year ago... abby's dad ben avery says the sutter medical used a team approach to help the rest of the family including his other two kids, cope through months of recovery.ben avery, abigail's dad "without them we don't know where we'd be right now.without you we wouldn't have this bonede baby with chubby cheeks, applause...and of course abby's outcome is what the medical team lives for.dr. paul walsh, medical director sutter pediatric e.r. "it's very gratifying, it's so gratifying wo see her growing normal 12 month old because it could have been so different.. lonnie wong "in the coming years, abby probably won't remember this birthday...but you can be sure her parents will...in sacramento, loninie wong, fox 40 news. ( marty ) the doctor now uses that cell video as a training aid... and encourages parents to record their babies symptoms to help doctors diagnose illness.. professor under fire this morning for a twe

dir. hicks did chief. thank you so much for taking time tonight to recognize what is truly a heraldic heroic event by citizen coming through your international airport on november 4, 2016. a man who just happen to be in the place he was meant to be at the time where something was happening and unlike others do not stand by but really stepped up and saved one like we know of and perhaps many others. the man is sitting right here today. i just want to take a few minutes to kind of explain the scenario of what happened and bring him up so you can recognize him. so, as you know we police the international airport. it's better than 5100 acres of property. there is 24 international gates and 71 domesticate service and 58 airlines to come and go from your airport. there are nine train stations to police and there's also that includes a bart station so there's a lot of coming and going at the airport. in fact 53 million passengers went to that airport in 2016. on any given day there's thousands, tens of thousands

dir. ginsburg, i appreciate the update. i particularly like the strategic plan and also the community report. my complements to your team that put this together. very helpful. i look forward to putting it in our resource table in the office to collect him if there's no other questions, i think we will go to public comments. thank you very much. any members of the public that would like to comment on item number one, please, come up seeing none, public comment is closed >> [gavel] >> thank you. i would love to entertain a motion on this item. >> would you like a motion to call the chair or file >> motion to file >> is there a second? >> second. >> moved and seconded. without objection, please, note the house has changed.. without objection. thank you. >> [gavel] >> thank you director ginsburg item 2 >> item number two a resolution adopting the 10 year capital expenditure plan fiscal year 2018-2027 pursuant to administrator kate of code section 3.23 >> as our speaker comes to the microphone, i want to be that we received an i

take sot sot-padre john pedigo- dir.cha del pueblo oprimido, el pueblo rechazado estamos marchando por nuestras vidas y por el planeta y por todas las causas de justicia,, estamos uniendo todo en una gran marcha" cont. vo cesar --en san jose, el programa comienza a la una de la tarde desde el mexican heritage plaza y la marcha a las 3 de la tarde. cesar/live cam --esta es una toma en vivo del capitolio de la nacin donde continan las negociaciones del presupuesto que debe aprobarse antes del viernes para evitar un cierre administrativo del gobierno... take vo --y hoy el presidente trump anunci que no exigir los fondos para el muro fronterizo en el acuerdo para que el presupuesto se apruebe sin problemas y que est dispuesto a hablar sobre como financiar la construccin del muro en septiembre. wait for nats :05 vo/cesar --y de esta manera la banda "m-s" ensay para los premios billboard... otros msicos tambin estuvieron presentes hoy para practicar los nmeros que interpretaran esa noche, incluyendo "reik", "wisin y yandel"...

dir., do you want to respond? >> yes. the positions were posted and my team has been reviewing the responses but the executive assistant as well as the commission secretary. so we are now working on that. hopefully, a selection, a recommendation would come from staff for the commission secretary and the decision can be made as early as may depending on how the process goes. >> good job [inaudible] we need that to continue as a department >> and we have a budget now for that position. >> yes. >> okay. thank you commissioner singh. please, call the next item matter secretary >> item 10 close session. >> so-conference with legal counsel anticipated litigation. significant exposure to litigation pursuant to paragraph two of subdivision d of section 54956.9 of the california government code. patricia lovelock versus city and county of san francisco. title eight case number 09-17-7400-8 complaint filed with us department of housing and urban development. initiation of litigation pursuant to paragraph four of subdivision d of se

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paul walsh, medical dir. pediatric e.r."if you delay the diagnosis you might geta second chance, you might not... "it's very gratifying, it's so gratifying wo see her growing normal 12 month old because it could have been so different..ben avery, abigail's dad "without them we don't know where we'd be right now.(steve) doctor walsh now uses the cellphone video as a training aid for his staff and tells parents to take videos of strange symptoms to help doctors in diagnosing mysterious illnesses since symptoms often come and go. (pam) let's take a live look outside at s-f-o tonight ... travelers heading into the bay area this weekend will likely be happy about our picture perfect weather.. (steve) our chief meterologist brittney shipp has the bright and sunny forecast gusty northerly winds, especially over the hills, will prevail through this evening before diminishing overnight. high pressure builds into the weekend leading to a warming trend with readings into the 70s and even some lower 80s. dry and seasonably mild weather

>> they were dir tiff and wet. >> the 23-year-old killed his son in order to keep a teenage girlfriendwho did not like children. while medical examiners have yet testify, the district attorney's office said in opening arguments that evidence would show signs of asphyxiation. >> did you observe any injuries? >> there what appeared to be a bruise on his back and a scrape on his left elbow. >> in the meantime on cross with the lead investigator, the defense asked about his cooperation with authorities in the hours after he reported his son mis. >> he gave you dna when he asked. >> yes, sir. >> he gave you his cell phone. >> yes, sir. >> the trial will assume next week on tuesday. we expect the defense present its case very soon. that could include testimony from d., who may very well take the stand himself. reporting live, rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >> to the weather now. there's quite a difference out there tonight. >> this feels more like summer and spring. >> we have some high, thin clouds that have pushed into the area. but nonetheless a beautiful day. >> 80 in the lehigh valley.

i issued a new government dir t director to buy american and [ applause ]n. we've created 99,000 new construction jobs, 49,000 new manufacturing jobs, and 27,000 new mining jobs. who are the miners here? the miners finally wewe're taki our miners. we love our miners. and we have over 600,000 new jobs and, by the way, the stock market since our election is through the roof. isn't it too bad the obama administration gets credit for those couple of months. it's all right because we're doing fine. but they get credit for that because people started going wild with stocks. but i believe we have a record are from the time we got elected from november 8, we have a record, an all-time record, for the biggest increase in the stock market. i'm very happy about that. we've removed the shackles on energy exploration imposed by the last administration lifting the restrictions on the production of oil, shale, and natural gas and very importantly for pennsylvania we have ended the war on beautiful clean coal and we are putting our great coal miners back to work. [ applause

cohn dir. cohn: thank you, sean -- cohn.n.ohn: thank you, this is a historic today and one we have been looking forward to for a while. a generatione in opportunity to do something really big. president trump has made tax reform a priority, and we have a republican congress that wants to get it done. quites something that honestly i hope the democrats would support too, because it's good for the american people. to seizedent is going this opportunity by leading the most significant tax reform legislation since 1986. and one of the biggest tax cuts in the american history. we have been working on this for a long time. we've had great meetings, we had a great meeting last night with the leadership of the house and the senate. we've agreed on many of the important principles of tax reform. to workingward together with the house and senate very closely in the weeks ahead. the president has focused on 3 things since this campaign. job creation, economic growth, and helping low and middle income families who have been left behind

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. >> erector harper >> dir.arper >> i appreciate sass responsiveness to my comments on earlier drafts. that was appreciated and appreciate the chairman's support their because ac transit does have a lot at stake in the good functioning of this contract and i also do this for a living so between the two of those things, ac was really saying get into the weeds of that one. you are going to be responsible. so i appreciate-i appreciate the responsiveness that i have received in the last month on some of the nitty-gritty. i do-in response to some of the things that have been said so far, one of the things that tree shaded in here was owner's rights to terminate without cause. that's actually very generous. i think that the main reason this is taken so long is because these people have any idea what would be happening here. not only with all the big stuff in terms of when is the real coming in house the rail coming in, all that, on top of a big operation like this, was very difficult to get to the meeting of the minds

. >> erector harper >> dir.arper >> i appreciate sass responsiveness to my comments on earlier drafts. that was appreciated and appreciate the chairman's support their because ac transit does have a lot at stake in the good functioning of this contract and i also do this for a living so between the two of those things, ac was really saying get into the weeds of that one. you are going to be responsible. so i appreciate-i appreciate the responsiveness that i have received in the last month on some of the nitty-gritty. i do-in response to some of the things that have been said so far, one of the things that tree shaded in here was owner's rights to terminate without cause. that's actually very generous. i think that the main reason this is taken so long is because these people have any idea what would be happening here. not only with all the big stuff in terms of when is the real coming in house the rail coming in, all that, on top of a big operation like this, was very difficult to get to the meeting of the minds

my grandson we came up here last summer and he looked around he said grandmom this park is dir dirty.aylor to feel embarrassed. sun village park isn't her park but chester is her community she felt like maintaining it was as least partially on the residence of residents. she went looking for volunteers and any grants she could find. >> several months later, i said oh here's a letter i'm sorry we can't help you and a check fell out. oh, my goodness. i said so we got the grant. >> reporter: the not a lot of money. basically money for some flies but this weekend dozens of volunteers will meet in the park to try to make it a place they feel comfortable sending their kids and their grandkids. >> over the next couple of days, we're going to up the park, paint it and keep it -- keep it main taped because this is a park that many have forgotten about. >> reporter: i walk around the park today with miss bonita as she showed me the plans to clean up, paint murals and repair equipment. she also introduced me to artists volunteering their time to paint murals on the buildings and sidewalks. jerry

sometimes they will go to our dir. or assistant dir. enables sort of fish it to the right person. but that is pretty much how we oversee these projects and we come in the city we are putting in a lot of money we have a very long relationship with these buildings and a residence, so we are fairly on top of these things and the nonprofits know that. >> that is great. i mean, i understanding that 2-3 calls that we get about a disagreement with the property manager is like one of hundreds reasonable accommodation request but sometimes in our expense, where we worked with some of the nonprofit housing providers that work for contract for the city through the human services agency or whatever, with dph, and sometimes we do see that some of the contractors not necessarily have a thorough understanding of housing, disability rights kind of law and sometimes they are news communications. so i'm interested in those cases. how do those situations get mediated? you made it sound like from your perspective, it's actually the mayor's office on housing and community development that is the overa