commission earlier in 2012, the former redevelopment agency was dissolved by abs and is further dissolution law all is agency asked that the responsibility were transferred to the successor agency to the former agency is redevelopment dissolution law let them enter into other contracts that existed prior to 2008 or 2011 on april 2013, the california dnls finally and exclusively that the pledge of allegiance agreement and is transbay affordable housing obligation are enforceable obligations under is redevelopment dissolution law so pursuant to the implementation agreement ocii issued a request for proposals in november of 2013 at a point they selected a team related urban california housing are the mandatory developer and is corporation is affordable developer o m a is the lead architect and another architect on is project dna was included in june of 2014. >> there have been projects since is display was excluded a reduction from 6 hundred to 5 hundred plus due to the developer having k34uk9 market studies for a market demand for larger units because of the deep freeze there was a cooperatin

budget and two helping staff that were doing work that transferred from eject to the city after dissolutionhat accepted city positions and that's helping to reduce our administrative budget so we have a reduction of 11.6 city staff it requests an addition of 5 ftes for ocii work 5 ftes and that's to help with the accelerate based work schedule that is anticipated for the fiscal year 2015-2016 another reduction in is salary and benefit budget is again sort of technical the calpers the way it is funding for the first time ever you're seeing a reduction in the calpers from 18 to less it is not suddenly reducing is work but how they're doing is fund it is 9 and a half a lump sum which we report separately and finally there's a new another savings in terms of ocii administrative cost part of the labor agreement that is employees great agree to a supplemental contribution to the unless a member of the commission, the public, or staff so requests percent start at 21 percent and rising to 2 plus in october and in the next fiscal year more this is the contemplation we're trying to make our compensat

. >> a major marijuana dissolution involving open t. but they did to the drugs. mornings on two search now. good morning and welcome. it's tuesday morning, may 19th. get a check with weather and traffic. i'm awful rough start. you know that the gentleman over here. it's forgot ami will cut them some slack. not much changed today. some inland areas that might bump up a degree or two. a lot of low clouds in place. the storms again. it arrested. northern napa. that's in the mix again. they were very persistent yesterday. another loathsome. almost a chemical tool industry. low clouds in present time. it's 4:01. there are still some things going on. we are following a breaking news in oakland. it's where a lot of people come in and try to get. getting this to the picture. it looks like the truck probably was turned into the western to peer. it collided somehow the car. rainer interstate 80. there is a trip to eat any rate there. this intersection is pretty heavily traveled through the morning commute. will see what happens as the investigation continues. what's the la

-- the bush dissolution of the iraqi army -- you were not there in that time -- was catastrophic, inhat he helped create the iraqi insurgency. robert gates: i agree with that entirely, and i would add that the second worst decision was the deep gasification -- deba thification. no one read almost about the denazification. you had to be a member of the party, and the same thing was true in iraq. you had to be a baathist. and you had 4000 people trained in arms out on the street with no way to support their families and you basically took every civilian who knew how to make anything run and made them -- put them out of a job, so the two were, i think, terrible decisions. charlie: tell me who made that decision. robert gates: i am told that our coalition provisional government made that decision. charlie: he made it and not donald rumsfeld or george bush? robert gates: my understanding is that it was made in the field. charlie: nobody challenged it? so there was nobody with a reading of history to say, you cannot do this. robert gates: one of the many what ifs, what might have been. cha

respiration, 28. 6:30 a.m., still failing and labored breathing. 7:00 a.m., symptoms of immediate dissolution1:00 a.m. death was imminent. 7:51: 55, he drew his last bret. his heart stopped beating. it was over. he is gone. he is dead, one of the doctors said. to the lincoln family minister it seemed four or five minutes passed before the slightest sound. then secretary of war stanton broke the silence, he spoke to gurley will you say anything? i will speak to god, the minister said. let us pray. one million americans viewed his corpse when placed on public view in the 12 great cities of the north, including new york, philadelphia, and chicago. more than 7 million watched his funeral train pass bias it chuged from washington westward to illinois. whitman immortalized that journey. coffin slowly passes, i give you my sprig of lilac. clanging bells fragrant flowers, these were the sounds and symbols and scents of the spring of 1865. it is all together fitting that ford's theater should commemorate the anniversary of the death of abraham lincoln. here on 10th street, the nation's capital great t

bay area and has worked very, very closely with the district to develop the 34e68dz of method dissolutionse're confident in mere expertise. >> thank you excuse me. paling much eerie want to present one point in my presentation we received this last minute air quality report that came in i h

off to the city the howard's is mayor's office of disabilities requirements unfortunately under dissolution law to complete our obligations so to speak and move on until that that the it is an ocii led process certainly we in the city work collaboratively with other stakeholder to make sure we take a that feedback into account. >> great we talk then. >> will had rfp have the same criteria as our other rfp i'm thinking on is sbe component even though we're talking about a nonprofit developer; right? >> it could be a joint venture partnership there has to be a nonprofit involved in the partnership to get take into consideration credits and yes. >> but in terms of achieving our goals for sbe typically the sbe promotions has is highest percentages like one hundred percent like dr. senior from the contract side from baselines i believe from soup-to-nuts professional we're is driver in the lead on this. >> so is potential exerts would be joint venture before a for profit and nonprofit developers for example and is my question then is. >> oh, that we've not seen that before in mission bay but a po

commander maddox thank you very much commander maddox for this enforcement it is important for dissolutions i serve to represent public safety needs of seniors and people are disabilities the one fatality that occurred as far this year was in the richmond district under the richmond police station and how can we coordinate krufks awareness in the data of where enforcement is needed and encouraged in that district since that is a high percentage of seniors that own property in the richmond both in district 6 and district 4 a high number of seniors own property we need to have a constructive impediment to insure that the enforcement is being carried out and conceptually counterfeited for seniors and people with exact date we have right there at the intersection of geary and awe computer the new 8 years the aging facility how do we coordinate on geary street only a crosswalks not a light it is important for seniors and they're what is described in several plans executive directors on public safety vision zero and the better streets plan seniors are vulnerable pedestrians along with people of e

supervisors so all the supervisors could get a copy and read and learn or lien what this city to be dissolution do they read anything not only trying to rewrite history i'm not going to allow owl of the mayor's office to rewrite nothing he needs to go to jail thank you. >> i don't have any further. >> no other speaker cards sir would you like to address the commission on this item 57 bshlgs. >> yes. speak on item 5 b and dr. jackson one of the things i want to speak on whether there be a full disclosure of the up research program in terms of who will be conducting the outreach for tenants and where will it be conducted how will people in the viewers communities know about the outreach program? the other concern i have is regarding the developer of the builder mr. gonzales will he be recruiting from communities that are disfranchised and people that live in the cities and counties of san francisco that's my concern one more comment i used to be a commissioner, i know when commissioners are listening and when they want to go away eye contacted is important when you stand up here >> thank you yes

bay area and has worked very, very closely with the district to develop the 34e68dz of method dissolutions we're confident in mere expertise. >> thank you excuse me. paling much eerie want to present one point in my presentation we received this last minute air quality report that came in i have had one of our consultants review that last manipulate the response to me she believe they've made erroneous assumes and we believe our information is correct and the materials they've submitted is in error. >> okay commissioner antonini. >> yeah. mr. mulling sincere a question on the same thing that was raised by commissioner richards i think there is a contract to be if for a fact it is ecology doing the site of disposal in the future i think that there was some question about whether there's an incentive to keep it although i assume that's part of whole contract being proposed. >> i'm not sure i understand your question. >> the question raised by commissioner richards was how are we're going to assure that the ecology is going to since hair the recipients as well as the transporter to strive to

i do think you're looking at -- at what point does delusionenment become dissolutional? i think you're looking at people that disenfranchise becomes very angry, so they start feeling self-righteous and sanctimonious about it. i think they're highly misguided. and i do think they're dangerous. look there are predators among us every day. right now, you look down the stretch on the camera behind us here. there are predators among us. those that are most dangerous are those that hide in plain sight. the ones that, you know walk down, you know if satan walks down the street in a red suit with horns and a tail okay got it i see him coming. but those that hide in plain sight -- because they look like dress like act like and fade into the background those are the ones that are dangerous. >> what are the red flags? how do we find the ones hiding in plain sight? >> well, you know the truth is we don't have the markers to predict the next school shooter. we don't have the markers to look at those that are going to plant the bombs, those that are going to go over to the next side.

requested a delay of several hours in projecting -- present in his cabinet after disputes about the dissolutionnisterial posts. what was behind this long delay all the horsetrading? let's bring in time you kramer. she joins us from jerusalem. why did it take so very long to get to this point, to get this new coalition together? >> it was quite a turbulent evening again. delayed by two hours. mr. netanyahu was in talks up to the last minute to distribute those ministerial posts. his own likud party after difficult talks, put this together. this was surprising, because e mr. netanyahu had a comfortable position winning the election. during his speech, he presented a very narrow right-wing coalition government of just 61 seats out of 120 seats. anchor: with this razor-thin majority, what are people expecting this new coalition to come up with? >> he has a lot of challenges to deal with. on the one hand, all the domestic issues. on the international level, the right-wing government will be scrutinized by the international community for its policies on the palestinian issue, on the stalled peace pro

festivals in the garden this is allowed as a property management activity under the redevelopment dissolution law the property owner has looked at the second amendment and supports its approval especially, since it proifdz for a smooth transition to the city and gives the city time to under take a soliciting process for the programming or other options by ocii or the city proposed second amendment will extend the agreement for an additional 3 years until june 30th of revenue and makes minor changes the ocii unanimous arts and events is the same as $75,000 a year it requires the arts and events to comply with the ocii small business enterprise program with limited opportunities nevertheless works with a team of violent contractors and consultants with the grant require and voluntary graefr all based in san francisco the jurat jurat of the activities are contracted to provide the entertainment at the gardens so ann as a demonstration of the on and on effort to meet the spirit of program arts and events contracts over 50 percent of its performances with artists based in san francisco our art and

after years of austerity and political corruption voters are increasingly dissolutioned with the tworties and are looking for answers elsewhere. >> translator: there are lots of corruption cases and people realize that the usual parties are always doing the same thing and apart from that they are removing a lot of options people should have employment education. >> translator: it's a shame my three grandsons who are abroad can't vote one is in dublin and the other one in france and they have to leave because there is no work here and another one is about to finish university and is getting ready to get out of there. let's see if we can fix this. the current leaders have to go and the others have to come in. >> this man pablo, the leader here was watching sunday's results carefully because a general election is due in november. >> translator: now we are obliged to work very hard to gain strength and continue our part of the political transformation of this country. >> reporter: at times anger over the state of the spanish economy and miss trust of established politicians has spilled o

ideas and ideology and videos online and handbooks as how to do things can appeal to people who are dissolution or lost or dysfunctional. some say the hard lined communists springing up like in the '70s. this could garner attraction in the u.s. one bit of context here. the director of the nsa giving the warning. a lot of focus on the nsa over the edward snowden and the surveillance and the weeks and months ahead, nsa will seek to renew capacity to look at elements of internet traffic in the united states. a lot riding on this in terms of internet security and if the nsa gets to retain the growing isis threat in the u.s. >> nick paton walsh, thanks. >>> a five-day cease-fire in yemen set to begin today. stepped up air strikes on houthis rebels in the final hours before the deadline. it is hoped the cease-fire will allow aid to reach citizens who have endured power outages and no food or water or medicine. over 1,400 have been killed in the conflict. >>> white house is pushing back that relations are soaring with the allied nations. the decision to skip the camp david summit is being done to send

. >> rose: it's written that the bush dissolution of the army in 2003 -- you were not there at that time -- was the single most catastrophic decision of the american venture. in a stroke the administration helped enable the creation of the iraqi insurgency." do you agree with that? >> i agree with that entirely and would add that the second worst decision was the debathfication law and, as i wrote, it's like no one ever read the books about denazification in germany that if you ran the local power plant or taught third grade you had to be a member of the party and the same in iraq you had to be a baathist to get a job. so you basically put 400,000 people trained in arms in the army out on the street with no way to support their families and you basically took every civilian who knew how to make anything run and made them -- put them out of a job. so the two were, i think terrible decisions. >> rose: tell me who made that decision. >> well, i'm told that the provisional -- our coalition provisional government made that decision jerry bremer. >> rose: well, he made it and not don rumsfeld

the chance of failure would would potentially result in even, you know, the dissolution of iraq.e have seen already the shia militia are going to be playing a big role. prime minister abady says it will be retaken within days, which is technically possible given the number of isis in the city. but as we saw with tikrit, which is a much smaller city to the northeast of baghdad that took over a month to take that back from isis. >> well, what is-so profoundly different that the iraqi forces, shia militia have now? because at one point they occupied ramadi, isis came in and they went flying out of there. they fled. and they were on the run. so what has changed where suddenly they think that they will be able to go back in and be all so powerful and get isis out of there? >> well, that certainly is the case that the iraqi army fled without putting up much of a fight in ramadi. we actually haven't seen this counter attack in action yet. so it's obviously important for abady to say that there is goings to be a major counter offensive. but it hasn't happened yet. the main difference, of

military hasn suffered over the last 25 plus years from the dissolution of the soviet union with investmentome point, a new system is needed. this is said to be russia's new generation of battle tank. the most revolutionary feature is that it has an unmanned caret -- turret. ability ton has the fire guided missiles as well as shells. evident from the imagery is the introduction of an active protection system. antitank missiles will be sensed by the vehicle. the latest u.s. abraham tank would be in the region of 7.5 million u.s. dollars. tankigh unit cost of this was from research and develop the costs over the last five years. they are due to be in service next year. we expect them to do so in very small numbers of this point. -- at this point. ago, samsung was the top-selling smart phone brand in china. not anymore. we will talk about why after the break. you are watching "first up." ♪ yemen's shiite rebels have allowed to it -- have agreed to a five-day cease-fire. a coalition of states led by saudi arabia has waged a six-week bombing campaign against sunnis and have forced the president

kind of anger and frustration that many black men bring into their relationships to lead to the dissolution of those relationships. you now have a situation where if you look at women who have more than one child, 70% of one of tthem them have them with different men. you have multi-partner fertility. you now have a state of flux of black men in the lives of their children. much is written about absent fathers. and that is certainly a serious problem. only about one half of black fathers see their noncustodial children for a meal once a month. but there is also the issue of child maltreatment. if you look at those rates, they are triple when a male partner is present. -- is present than if a black seeing a mother lives alone. you have very serious dynamics to go that go on in the family. there are certainly issues of intimate violence. so i think that the lack of jobs has this dynamic. it is not cultural. you happen have it in white families, as well. but white men have much more significant numbers of jobs. and i think that this kind of problem for children ends up in the school system. yo

maurer: a very important question, as you said, because churchill did not want to preside over the dissolutionthe british empire. he was a believer of the british empire as being a moral force for good in the world, and his advisers were saying the empire means and dependence for india and anyone who wants to vote by their feet for getting out of the british empire, and churchill a posthumous response was, we will worry about that after the war, but one of the worries during the war is that churchill was being bugged constantly, goaded, by roosevelt to get more self-government, a move towards independence for india, so it was important. churchill was a firm believer of the british empire, and he saw this war as trying to defend the british empire and maintain britain's place in the world. it is no longer the strongest power in the world, but strong relative to everybody else relative to the united date. yes? -- united states. yes? >> defeating the armada for world war ii. john maurer: british leaders political and naval, were very proud of the naval heritage, and going back to the armada, as y

. >> so what are the policy dissolutions if the government has created this or deposits have created they need to un-do it? >> cities are not being invested in. the harvard is study on escaping poverty talk about your chances go up so much to a better neighborhood. >> you have to make the neighborhoods where people are. >> where we all live. and also if blackness depreciates value and then all the black people move in all the white people will move elsewhere and we keep going. we need to invest where people are. we need to give them affordable housing and make sure they have a access to loans. but also access to things like a school that is not completely under funded and jobs that will pay a decent wage. >> we have seen obviously the question of policing. but i keep wondering if we're not telling the story that is a disinvestment in cities municipalities, paying less having longer -- so this is not a meaning to excuse what's happening but to help understand the police officers municipal workers operating in a space where we have stopped investing. >> this is the one institution you

in terms of dissolution, we need a government. he remember the john major government, those years i remember them all too well. it was chaotic. what do you think a conservative government without a majority, or maybe a small majority at best, what you think that will be like? >> we don't know what the arithmetic will make possible. after the last election, the time of the election there was a lot of talk about an unstable government, if you remember. what was created was a coalition government with a working majority. we don't yet know if the arithmetic will make that possible but i agree that it is a priority and can be done. we will see what they have to say. >> ladies and gentlemen i am ready to declare the results for the constituency. i, sandra black declare that the total number of votes given to each candidate was as follows -- douglas alexander, scottish labour party 17,800 64 -- 70,864. black, scottish national party 23,548. daniel galloway, scottish conservative anti-unionist 3526. eileen mccartin, scottish liberal democ

it says a general dissolution of principles and manners will overthrow america than a whole force of a common enemy. while the people are virtuous they can thotnot but subdued but when they lose it they will be ready to surrender. if virtue and knowledge are diffused among the people then they will never be enslaved. we're trying to say to low income people your condition of how you were born does not define who you will be forever. if you were to instill in yourselves the desire to be self-sufficient and independent and pick yourself up then i think you will prosper. that's the message that we've got to send to people. >> the message you can check out more of on cneonline.org. robert woodson is the founder and president. thanks for your time. >> thank you. >>> another view on poverty now with lester spence, political science professor from johns hopkins university. >> we're back. our conversation continues today about the criminal justice system. we're joined by lester spence who is a political science associate professor talking about racial and socioeconomic factors. let's talk ab

manage this obvious conflict of interest in virtually all broker-dealers already have relative dissolution of the looks like to disclose those complex, tell their customers what they're paying in dollars and the are a couple of ways in which it's going to be a little too expensive i think to comply with. this is concretely all of us can be solved with a small account of $10,000 instead of selling them a fund that charges 3% load which pays $300 typical. you have to think hard about whether you should sell a 4% 5% or 6% load. that means the broker has an incentive to double his compensation by selling virtual identical fund for twice the amount of money involved. concretely that is what we are talking about. differential payments for selling the same thing, commissions and what this shows revenue-sharing payments. >> i would like to agree with the profession and a couple of respects the and one in law school i always agreed with my professor i want to say that you're right. this is a proposed rule. what the industry would like to do is to work constructively with the administration and the

kind of anger and frustration that many black men bring into their relationships to lead to the dissolution of those relationships. whatever the reason is you now have a situation in the black community where if you look at women who have more than one child, 70% of them have them with different men. so you have this multi partner per tilt. why is that important? because you now have much more a state of flux of black men in the lives of their children. much is written about abandonment, absent fathers. and that certainly is a serious problem. only about one-half of black fathers see their noncustodial children for a meal once a month. but there's also the issue of child maltreatment. if you look at the rates of child maltreatment, they're triple when a male partner is present than if a black single mother lives alone. so that you have very serious dynamics that go on in the family. there's certainly issues of intimate violence. so i think that the lack of jobs has this dynamics. it's not cultural. you have it in white families as well but white men have much more significant numbers of job

"the dissolution of its bulls and manners will overthrow america while the people are virtuous cannot be subdued. when they lose their virtue, they are ready to surrender liberties to the first internal or external beta. -- external invader. this will be their security. what we are trying to do is to say to low income people, your condition how you were born does not define how you will be forever. if you were to instill in yourselves the desire to be self-sufficient and independent and pick yourself up, i think you will prosper. that is the message we've got to send to people. host: you can set -- you can check out more of the message online. robert woodson is the center -- the founder of the center for neighborhood -- we will be joined by dan lamothe . we will be talking about that jade helm 15 military exercise taking place this summer. the senate votes later today on trade. ♪ >> this weekend, the c-span city tours partnered with comcast to learn about the literary life of fort lauderdale, california. >> when they set up their villages along the way, along the trail, sometimes only