and joined by sally of ocii our agenda 3 key components one to review where we've been sirens the dissolution the department agency around the state were dissolved by jerry brown in 2012 the board took perspective action to approve the successor agency and the successor agency gives the authority to us our mission are codified in the state improbable through major projects that are located in district 6 and 10 as a key component of the major propensities o projects 22 affordable units and over 1/3rd affordable job generating you'll hear about the components in the budget and key management responsibility from the former relike yerba buena we'll transfer there are helpful pie charts. >> so in the interest of times we're asking the department to stick to a 10 minute presentation so get to the budget discussions. >> there are slides that are pragmatic for reference the key thing in the major projects residential investment & infrastructure and the landfill for the transit center over 2 heed million dollars you'll see that and again 70 percent of budget for affordable housing and our budget throu

6 ftes from the overhead fte count we're blow last year we were at 46 and last year 15 and the dissolution we're down from that. >> i lastly want to thank the mayor's office and the budget analyst we're not yet in agreement by confident we'll get to resolution by next week thank you very much if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them. >> thank you, ms. bohe colleagues, any questions. >> mr. rose your report. >> yes. mr. speaker, we state our recommended reductions over 416796 that amount ongoing savings and 283 one time savings with an instruction of hundred and $16 million plus or 30.8 percent in the 2015-2016 and we're still working with the department and will report back next week. >> do you have our report on there lying items 16. >> that was the report. >> supervisor that's the only and apologizes apologizes apologizes. >> that is the only report. >> thank you very much colleagues, any questions? with that >> 63 do we have to take separate public comment. >> it's the same as the big budget items you'll continue until next week week. >> continue item 167 until next monda

6 ftes from the overhead fte count we're blow last year we were at 46 and last year 15 and the dissolution we're down from that. >> i lastly want to thank the mayor's office and the budget analyst we're not yet in agreement by confident we'll get to resolution by next week thank you very much if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer the

bill 1484 as the dissolution law the former agency was dissolved the san francisco board of supervisors acting as a legislative body as a successor agency to the former agency passed the ordinance which outlines the rights and responsibility of occ as the successor agency the excluding but not limited to exciting enforceable obligations physical affordable housing now that obligation of the project being built is completed it's time to transfer this to occ as the housing agency the legislation will go have the long term leased and m a. o a direction are finalize the transaction that concludes my presentation. i'm available to answer any questions open the conveyance. >> seeing no colleagues comments anyone wish from the public to comment seeing none, public comment is closed. >> colleagues, can i have a motion to move this forward. >> supervisor tang we'll take that without objection. >> that is with recommendations. >> mr. clerk, call item 14. >> resolution for the intent of the city and county of san francisco to reinforce the procedures of future bond indebtedness for the mayor's off

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agreement with 4 positions in the office of labor standards and enforcement in 292 which as we've dissolutions at the last budget & finance hearing after the stakeholders holders with the oewd and the mayor's office looking at the task force and work with the workers alliance to address many of the different owners that are adopted and passed by the board of supervisors and the voters minimum wage formula retail and paid sick leave we feel those are the positions to enforce all the difference ordinances and we are in disagreement ever would the office of immigrant affairs in 1942 to help with the language transmissions and the language to cover more departments therefore a higher demand for transmission e translation services so for all the board of supervisors meeting in addition to agendas and minutes so that's where we at. >> okay supervisor mar. >> i wanted to thank our city administrator mrs. kelly i'll strongly supportive of those 3 positions within the laborer of standard enforcement and thank you for the critical translation position that allows the staff to really fulfill the huge man

we don't want to dissolution anyone about what would be going in. we do believe that smaller stature trees are of critical importance. the container size that we are working with in terms of a total growing space is only 6-foot by 6-foot growing sole about 3 feet. the current diameter and structure that is large enough that the normal mechanical root zone, or structural root zone for the streets should be twice the distance provided by those containers. let's say we did a sidewalk repair, we removed the scale rings and took the sidewalk out. that is all structural, it's part of the roof of the underground part of this building. and if we remove that, then we have potted plants that are in small containers relative to their above ground biomass. we have a very realistic concern that they would fall over because of the lack of lateral support roots. so, the new trees will be smaller in stature but for a very good reason and it's a structural reason. and no contractor seems to be interested in removing concrete or any other structure that is holding up

implemented in december of 2014 that is what bring me here under the assembly bill 1484 as the dissolution law the former agency was dissolved the san francisco board of supervisors acting as a legislative body as a successor agency to the former agency passed the ordinance which outlines the rights and responsibility of occ as the successor agency the excluding but not limited to exciting enforceable obligations physical affordable housing now that obligation of the project being built is completed it's time to transfer this to occ as the housing agency the legislation will go have the long term leased and m a. o a direction are finalize the

like nothing delights me more than the dissolution of genre. >> well, as you kind of come back to marketing for a second, in some ways, those genre definitions are themselves a marketing -- >> yes. >> -- construct, right? if i walked into a book store -- >> yes. >> -- if they were any book stores -- >> yes. >> -- in existence anymore, i would see your books pigeonholed in a certain place. you would not be mixed in with the more general fiction writers, at least not after awhile. >> no. >> i mean this book having just come out, you might -- >> the kind of career i've -- >> yeah. >> the kind of career i've had, i'm, you know, grateful to say, when the book comes out, it will be just on the table at the front of the store. >> there it is, new book. >> and there it is. and then for awhile it will be in general fiction, but by the time it's become a reprint, it will migrate back to my section of the science fiction shelf, and both of those are really, you know -- professionally, both of those are good things to have going on. >> well, your fans, in fact, probably don't mind that association with

but ultimately, if they are part a monde police or pepsico, they can get not only the national dissolutiontform but then even an international distribution platform. you asked a minute ago about what we will see, these smaller deals or the bigger consolidation deals. i think you will see both. to a certain extent i now at jive to what we saw 25 years ago with the banks -- i and knowledge eyes to what we saw 25 years ago with the banks, where we saw little deals going on and on the regional players who got bought by the big national players. we will see a full range of deals -- olivia: all right, certainly seeing it in the volume. i want to pull up a chart that shows the incredible surge in deal volume. that is incredible. in thee big megadeals smaller deals. rank, i don't know if you can comment, but i will try -- any sense of what warren buffett and 3g might by next? no, sir sigma they have a barbecue portfolio -- no, seriously, they have a barbecue portfolio. althey need mayonnaise or mond milk? craig: people continue to mention kellogg. right up his alley, brand everybody knows that has

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agrarian reform now, giving land 100 50,000 people have asked for parcels of land in this new land dissolutionmy: i want to thank you so much for being with us, film maker catherine murphy. tuesday, will become the first u.s. professional team to play in cuba since president castro and obama announced the countries would reestablish diplomatic relations. i'm amy goodman. thank you for joining us. [captioning (music playing) ♪ each time i look at that beautiful salmon souffle i've been serving at fleur, it reminds me of how fortunate i was to be able to apprentice under probably the best chef of france, paul haeberlin from l'auberge de l'ill in the east part of france. that was one of his signature dishes. unfortunately a few years ago the chef passed away and i temporarily put the dish on the menu and believe it or not, it was so successful it's still on the menu today. i will be showing you how to do it on today's program. its delicate mousse stuffing is a treat to eat. for some fun, i have a rack of lamb cooked in hay, and imagine the beautiful rustic aroma and flavors in this dish. i will a

this included a wave of dissolution -- the wave of dissolution included a wave of desertion. in the middle of grant's concern came in letter from general lee asking if grant would consider a satisfactory adjustment of the present unhappy difficulties by means of a military convention. what lee was proposing in early march 1865 was exactly what lincoln feared. it went beyond a possible military surrender, and grant immediately since -- sent lee's message to edwin danton and asked his advice and stanton replied, "the president directs me to say to you that he wishes you to have no conference with generally unless it be for the capitulation of lee's army on soli minor in military matters. just in case granted not understand -- grant did not understand the first part of the letter, it ended with this -- "he instructs me to say that you are not to discuss or confer upon any political questions. such question the president holds in his hand and will submit them to know military conferences or conventions. meantime, you are to press to the utmost your military advantages." grant's s

and as talking points has reported of over and over and over again that is the dissolution of the african-americanditional family chaos on the streets in poor neighborhoods and an educational system that does not demand the same standards of achievement that a demanded in the white neighborhoods. the far left smear merchants have the nerve the gull to say america is a white supremist nation and the press does nothing about it? fox news is attacked when we report the truth? well, you want a war you got a war. i'm not going to sit here any longer and take this garbage. people who lie run the country down, who are racist themselves are going to be called out right here on the factor. >> with us now clay cain, a contributing editor at bet.com and jason riley a "wall street journal" columnist and fox news contributor. clay let's start with you. you heard what bill said. the disintegrations of the black family here in america. i know you would agree that that is -- one of the biggest problems, if not the biggest problem. how does white supremacy create out of wedlock births in the black community? >> th

and as talking points has reported over and over and over again that is the dissolution of the african-american traditional family chaos on the streets in poor neighborhoods and an educational system that does not demand the same standards of achievement that are demanded in the white neighborhoods. in many schools if black students misbehave or fail, nothing is done. authorities either look the other way or socially promote them to get them the hell out of the school. that's racism. all-american students should be treated the same way. and the excuse that slavery jim crow, and other historical injustices should now define how black citizens are treated is insane. barack obama, a poor boy of mixed race, rose up with little parental help, and became the president. did these anti-american folks who are exploiting charleston miss that? just today governor bobby jindal of louisiana, a man of indian dissent announced is he running for president. dr. ben carson who overcame poverty to become a brilliant surgeon is also running for president. and the far left smear merchants have the nerve the gull to

exit or some sort of dissolution. is it being priced in? are we too far way to get a sense of it?tephnie:anie: in general, over the last year and a half, a lot of us have talked about political uncertainty being an issue. yet, in that same period where we had the referendum in scotland and the general election, you had a rise in business confidence. investments finally starting to come back. so i think it is one of those things where you would see at perhaps closer to the referendum. but over the long term, the big things that affect markets and certainly the big things that affect the economy tends to be brodader forces. francine: what does it mean for sterling? it is a little bit like the scottish referendum. in the run up to that, is there a danger that the government gets distracted by the referendum question and does not focus on domestic issues? stephanie: there is official opinion around sterling that has changed. they were relaxed last year. there has been greater official nervousness about it this year every time the pound goes up. the bank of england not wanting to be th

when you look back that some of the lessons he may have learned for example the dissolution bankruptcy of new companies former subsidiaries. could you just maybe give us some idea or to what you learn from that and lessons from that experience that might be applicable here? >> i learned so much from that it would take me an hour. >> we don't have quite that long. >> i didn't figure you did. in the first place i agree with you. i have come to the conclusion that if one is looking at success however one might do fine if that's the biggest successes come from having failures and recovering from them and one of the things i learned from the debacle and you can call it anything other than that is you can recover. you have to keep your iran the ball and fight your way out of whatever problem you are an and take the lessons you have learned from matt and apply them as you go forward in the future so just as an example far more failure which not only bankrupted far more but came very close to bankrupting giant eagle as well cause the giant eagle to be a much more focused manager on the bottom

and when you look at the dissolution and the bankruptcy of your company's former subsidiary, was it pharmore -- could you give us onnia of what you -- idea of what you learned from that that might be applicable from here. >> i learned so much from that it would take me an hour. >> well, we don't have that long. >> well, first place, i agree with you. i've come to the conclusion, if one is looking at success, however one might define it, that the biggest successes come from having failures and then recovering from them. and one of the things i learned from the farmor debacle, can't call it anything other than that -- was that you can recover. you have to keep your eye on the ball. you have to fight your way out of any problem you are and you have to take the lessons that you learn from that and apply them as you go forward in the future. so just as an example, farmor's failure which not only bankrupted farmor but came close to bankrupting giant eagle as well caused giant eagle to become a much more focused on the bottom line cutting assets and cutting debt and being a much more secure and saf

standing up new mechanisms inside of government to investigate what happens and start fighting worth a dissolution. part of the problem is we've got their real systems and we discovered the new breach in opm precisely because we've initiated the process of inventory and an upgrading all systems to address existing vulnerabilities. but we are doing is going to agency by the end figuring out what can we fix it better practice and better computer hygiene by personnel and where do we need new systems in new infrastructure in order to protect information not just government employees are government-backed committees, but also most importantly the interface between government and the american people. this is going to be a big project and we have to keep on doing it because state and nonstate tears by sending everything they have caught a train to breach the systems. some cases it's nonstate actors engaging in criminal at kennedy and potential threat. in the case of state actors they are probing for intelligence or some cases trying to bring down systems and pursued of their various foreign policies. eit

but when you look back at some of the lessons you may have learned, the dissolution and bankruptcy of your companies subsidiaries pharm more and what you learned from that and if there is anything that asp lickable here. >> i learned so much, it would take me an hour. >> well we don't have that long. >> first place, i would agree with you. i have come that the conclusion that if one is looking at success, however one might define it, that the biggest successes come from having failures and then recovering from them. so one of the things i learned from the farm more debacle is that you can recover you have to keep your eye on the ball and fight out of whatever ball you are in and take the lessans that -- lessons that you learn from that and apply them into the future. and just as an example, far more's failure, which bankrupt far more and came close to bankrupting giantle eagle caused giant eagle to become much more focused on cutting debt and being a much more secure and safe company and so i don't have any doubt that having gone through far more that that changed the way we managed g

great piece from ox ford economics talking about 70 currency dissolutions have happened over the yearsthin a short period of time. >> for the country. >> and how deep is the pain on the way to get to that place? >> in this study t was something like two-thirds had, i believe, modest to, you know basically flat to positive growth in the first 12 to 24 months. and then they had a small number that had -- >> the problem is those currencies were probably not tied to so many other countries, right? >> i think the baltic soviet union. this is probably the close example. most of them were check lu czechoslovakia. >> may be the only way to do it. russia t could work. south america, it worked a couple times. this may never work. then i was thinking you said making slow progress. isn't it like three years? what are they talking about? what have they talked about yesterday that they haven't already talked about. ? it's maddening. >> i use reference political theater. a lot for the consumption of the crowds of both sides. spain and portugal and others and look like he's trying to win concessions f

in late february 1865, grant remarked on the dissolution that was appearing in the confederate army, remarked upon yesterday. this included desertions. doubtless, he was thinking relentlessly about the impending surrender, and the terms that it would dictate. there came a letter from general lee asking if grant would consider meeting to discuss what he called a satisfactory adjustment, a means of a military convention. what lee was proposing to grant in early march 1865 was exactly what lincoln feared. it went beyond a military surrender. grant immediately sent the message to edward stanton, who replied, the president directs me to say to you that he wishes you to have no conference with general lee, lest it be for the capitulation of lee's army. just in case granted not understand the first part of the letter which lincoln was evidently dictating to stanton his letter ended with this. he instructs me to say that you are not to discuss our confirm upon any political questions. such questions, the president holds in his hand, and will not submit to any military conferences. grant's re