misconduct on the part of the government or delay that suggest the purpose of detention was not to effectuate removal. >> what happens if you can't point to any particular evidence of government misconduct but you're in a situation where the government has very big backlogs and everything is taking a long time. so the average would be that the government wouldn't make a decision for three years. could the court simply say will three years is too long. it doesn't matter what kind of evidence you have three years is too long. >> i think our position that situation would be that as long as the government was diligently , if it were 20 years we could go on and that might be a concern that we are no longer tried effectuate removal. we could take an argument in three years but that's not the situation we have. >> but you say right there you said 20 years. now as soon as you utter words like that you are outside and in conceding i think that were says the eg may release an alien described in paragraph one, these are the criminal once. >> this is 1226, two. >> the word strong is only if. now you're s

if we are not, and you have effectuated this -- have perpetuated this story, you do. u.s.-chinat is a collaboration. .he aim is ambitious to give china its first-ever international blockbuster. it happens to met with -- meet with china's communist party. it is an extraordinary alignment of interests. hollywood is chasing lucrative isnese audiences, and china chasing the power that comes with global movie success. is the great wall has been kept to keep out monsters. the director insists it is a genuine fusion of east and west the nothing to do with extension of chinese cultural or political influences. it is the result of deep cooperation between chinese and american moviemakers, he tells me. the unity does not stop at service level. it is deeper. i would like to look at it from a positive angle, he says. what is certain is there will be more to come. china's desire to be a major film power will depend on if audiences flock to the cause or need it with a wall with the difference. bbc news, beijing. jane: i'm sure the controversy will not do it any harm. that brings this sh

the effectuation is -- evacuation is suspended, the rebels and the government blaming each other.oday and earlieier tododay, sea thousand peoeople were e ken to safety, but many are still trapped in the syrian city. how many remains unknown. and also coming up, barack obama holds his final press conference of the year with a promise to reretaliate against russia for hack attacks. we will go to washington for more. and an attempted terror attack here in germany, a 12-year-old boy tries to set off a bomb at a christmas market. investigators believe he may have been radicalized by islamic propaganda. ♪ brent: i am brent goff. no one is leaving aleppo, at least not at this hour. the evacuation of people from rebel held areas has come to a halt, a day after it began. both sides, accusing each other of breaking the terms of a cease-fire and the attack on the convoys. an estimated 8000 to 10,000 people have been taken out of aleppo so far. >> explosions can be heard in the background. the syrian government says it is rebels attacking a convoy of evacuees with the intent of taking hostage

. >> this low-intensity style of attack that can be effectuated, committed by a baseball bat, by uaknife handgun, by a vehicle, that the opportunity to commit that style of attack is everywhere. >> reporter: police officials say that there is no specific or credible threat. but, scott, one of the things that continues to frustrate police is how quickly someone can go from inspired to action. >> pelley: jeff pegues at a holiday market in d.c. tonight. jeff, thank you. well, one month from today, donald trump will be inaugurated. he's nearly finished with his cabinet, and outside national security, the billionaire president has surrounded himself itth billionaires. julianna goldman reports. >> are we doing a good job with olr cabinet and our people? do reporter: as he traveled the country on his thank you tour, president-elect donald trump touted his choices for his cabinet and inner circle, a team historians say is the richest in t s. history. >> and one newspaper criticized me "why can't they have people .f modest means?" a fortune, because now they're negotiating with you. okay? >> repo

the army says it reestablished security after effectuating civilians from the east of the city. it represents a momentous victory for president bashar al-assad. president-elect donald trump suggests the military must "greatly strengthened and expanded nuclear capability." he sent out a tweet saying that the u.s. must bolster its arsenal until the world comes to its senses regarding nukes. he named sean spicer as u.s. press secretary. jason miller will serve as director of communications. trump's campaign manager kellyanne conway will serve as counselor. a vote on the yuan security council resolution -- u.n. security council resolution criticizing israeli expansion. donald trump called the resolution unfair to israelis, saying it puts them in a poor negotiating position. day hourss 24 hours a by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ is "bloomberg technology ." coming up, alibaba's credit crisis, the sequel. why china's e-commerce giant is black on the u.s. blacklist. jamie dimon speaks exclusively, dealing with disruption. afte

the purpose of the detention was to effectuate removal, and the detention was not going to be permanent and it was not going to be indefinite. those are true. 18 it is true that this court assumed incorrectly that the length of detention was five and a half months. but in kim -- in demore itself, the alien had already been in -- had been detained for more than days, and the court was sending that 23 individual back for an ij hearing and a bia appeal. and so even under the court's erroneous assumption that there was going to be five and a half months tacked on, we're talking about a detention for a year. now, with respect to the time limits, they 3 arenot trivial. these are serious -- these are serious matters, and we recognize that. the current median time for -- for the demore figures is around 233 days now, 6 but it's gone from seven to nine months over the years. and the average time, which is not what we think the court - justice sotomayor: so when is it, in theory general gershengorn: -- it's more like 10 12 to 12 months. i'm sorry. justice sotomayor: -- when it's not the alien's f

[cheers and applause] creating a gun-free zone is, it is effectually impossible.that is what colleges do. this is gun-free zone. >> a smart thing a smart criminal will do find someone who is not able to fight back. you create an entire population of vulnerable students when you tell them that they can't, with a license even, carry a firearm for self-protection. john: you're not saying all students. you're saying obey state age laws. some students are quite young. whatever the age of majority. what about my point about all people getting drunk? >> already illegal to carry while you're drinking, the whole mixing guns and alcohol argument that is already illegal. the whole argument is that criminals are not following laws. people who are following laws, need to be able to protect themselves. john: a few universities do allow concealed carry. colorado state began allowing it in 2003. violent crime there is down 60%. colorado university kept its carry ban. violent crime is up 35%. >> when you create a victim-rich environment, a gun-free zone, it just attracts criminals

and i want to assure you that we are continuing to operate a 24/7 recovery operation to effectuate that removal. secondly, we are focusing on supporting the families and the loved ones. some who are coming from very far away. >> the district attorney's office in the oakland area has activated a criminal investigation to look into the deadly fire. >> cnn's stephanie elam is in oakland with more on this tragedy. >> reporter: the officials here saying it's too early to determine what caused this fire. but what they have said is as they've gone through the building, they've broken it up into quadrants and have found victims in all four of the quadrants of this building. there was no one place the victims were found. they're also saying that some of the people that lost their lives were juveniles. 17-year-olds. some young adults in their early 20s and some 30-plus. also they were in touch with embassies for people who were from other countries that also lost their lives in the fire. at this point, they have reached out to some of the familiesut they're still working to identify some of the p

what the fed effectually said they will not stand behind a very economic growth rate if it brings unemployment rate down a lot further. they have the potential to be a speed bump in donald trump's growth plans. that is why we saw the stock market sell-off. liz: she holds the position until 2018. she said she fully intend to hold that chair. she doesn't sound like she is moving but there are shortly after donald trump takes office two vacant positions he gets to fill. people don't understand the president appoint, am i correct, he appoints the federal reserve and other people. any idea of names circulating that we might see take those positions? >> there is a lot of talk. one of the things he has to do is nominate someone that represent the small bank sector. one of those people we know will be a banker. there are a lot of names circulating for people that could replace janet yellen herself, former fed governor kevin warsh one name out there. one thing that is important to keep in mind that janet yellen in her first three years in office has really been building coalitions within the fed, even

feeling you feel on the ground and for political strategists and communicated there is nothing more effectualem being part of a movement and liz is right. they're going to be bumps along the way but for the first time in a long time the words investing in america are about to be something very good. charles: by the way before you call your broker or subscribe to my service first. here's the thing though, we have seen where voters for donald trump have been somewhat forgiving if you will about changes that he is made whether its policy or personnel. i'd and prepared for the bumps in the road. i think they are trapped in an fare like you know what we know it's not going to be a smooth ride but is palpable. >> i think it's about direction and it's about symbolism. for every move he makes the media find something negative to say about it. his followers are saying yeah that's what we wanted to see from donald trump. we wanted to see him go out and talk to us about job creation in indiana etc.. i think they will forgive him a great deal because look as much as the media wants to portray donald trum

i want to assure you we are continuing to operate a 24/recovery separation to effectuate that removalsecond, we are focusing on supporting the families and loved ones. some are coming from very far away. we, working as fast as i can and i commend the coroner's office that has put extraordinary resources to speed up our ability to positively identify the victims of this fire. now our final focus is doing everything we can to preserve, evidence, and conduct the recovery operation in a manner allowing us to fully and professionally investigate this incident so we can get to bottom of how this happened. today, our district attorney nancy o'malley instituted a criminal investigation and is on site working with our other law enforcement partners. finally, i offer my extreme gratitude to a group of individuals who give the term "public servant," a new meaning, the teamwork we have seen as these protests under the hardest of circumstances have hand by hand, bucket by bucket, removed debris, preserved it, as well as humanely and compassionatesly addressed the victims that have been found 33 vi

putin has just effectuated this cease-fire which lasted about 38 seconds because immediately there were right afterward but does he stand to hold a better position on the international stage by trying to look like a peace maker? >> he does. he accomplished his objective. with the fall of aleppo, assad basically controls all the major cities in syria. he can't win and put syria back together again. but he is not going to lose. if they come to some sort of an agreement that allows transition from assad to go so everybody can focus on isis which is the real threat. the real interesting thing the russians working with chinese and pakistans any against the taliban in pakistan. that is on their borders. they have these other threats they have to deal with. syria makes them a player on the international stage again. gives them a small foothold in the middle east. but it will not significantly enhance russia's overall power. liz: before we go, i love to know your thought which will be the most worrisome hot spot in 2017? is it israel, you know about the problems with israel and united states an

as a human being, as a kind human being to the world and so opposite the images people tried to effectuate about him. so i got to not only admire him, but to see him as an advisor to me like when i make decisions about where should i send a note to school, he would weigh in on that. what did he think about that i didn't strike in 1968 with my high school teaching career and what did you think about that? what is fascinating is what is going on right now is exactly what was going on and and that's pretty terrifyinterrifyin g. if anything we need jimmy more than we ever, ever did. then we'll go with me in the summer and spend all summer and we had the most extraordinary time. he treated daniel very much -- it was his brother's son and wants to. he would just get a thrill. maybe i'll turn this over to my son if he wants to read this. this is something jimmy wrote about daniel very late in the day. but i think it's pretty special. >> just as a bit of an introduction, obviously you all know who i am. and daniel baldwin. james baldwin was my uncle. just as a bit of an opening, i was considering

trish: frank, you heard him say, effectually that this president obama's f-u tour and trump is on thank you tour. is he crossing the line where he is getting a little bit inappropriate? >> look, we're a country one president at a time. there are 22 days for president obama to continue the term he was duly elected to serve. but i think there is probably a bit of potentially some jealously at amount of accomplishments already occurring in terms of domestic policy, job creation. you saw sprint tweeting 5000 plus jobs they will bring to the united states. softbank you saw, the deal he did with carrier, this is a president who will accomplish more before coming president than some presidents may have accomplished in their first couple months in office. there will be a very exciting time. as i noted, you talked about in that package, we'll see a lot more of this. there is a lot of excitement about a trump administration and change that is coming. trish: you mentioned jealously. it has to be a little unnerving for him. here he is still president, and we haven't quite seen a president-elect go

over the next several weeks and agreed their respective teams would continue to work together to effectuate smooth transition of power on january 20th. shortly after 8:00 last night, president-elect trump reappeared before the cameras alongside, yes, boxing promoter don king, and he talked about the call as well as his relationship with president obama. >> well, our staffs are getting along very well, and i'm getting along very well with him, other than a couple statements that i responded to. and we talked about it and smiled about it. and nobody's ever going to know because we're never going to be going against each other in that way. >> also last night, the president-elect touted plans to bring thousands of new jobs to the u.s. according to trump, both sprint and one web, which is a satellite internet start-up, will create together about roughly 8,000 jobs. >> we just had some very good news. because of what's happening and the spirit and the hope, i was just called by the head people at sprint. they're going to be bringing 5,000 jobs back to the united states. they're taking them from o

over the next several weeks and agreed their respective teams would continue to work together to effectuate a smooth transition of power on january 20th. that's official speak, but it's obama's way of saying pay no attention to the man behind the twitter machine. we're good. and tonight we can tell you that worked. after whatever obama said on that private call, trump rushed out to tell the world it was, quote, very, very nice, so the two sides of this same phone call coming out pretty similar. the only other side to this call is, of course, twitter trump, the man you just saw about your own eyes coming out and saying this is all very, very nice and he appreciates obama's transition call. he was talking tough on twitter today, just this morning, apparently upset that obama had suggested that he could have beaten trump if they had been able to face off against each other. doing my best to disregard the many inflammatory president o statements and roadblocks. thought it was going to be a smooth transition. not. once you take a moment to get over the fact that our incoming president is making

i want to assure you that we are continuing to operate a 24/7 recovery operation to effectuate that removal. secondly, we're supporting the family and the loved ones. some who are coming from very far away. we're working as fast as we can. i really want to commend the coroner's office that's put extraordinary resources to speed up our ability to positively identify the victims of this fire. then our final focus is doing everything that we can to preserve evidence and to conduct the recovery operation in a manner that allows us to fully and professionally investigate this incident so that we can get to the bottom of how this happened. today our district attorney, nancy o'malley did activate a criminal investigation. that team is on the site and working in concert with our other law enforcement partners. finally, i just want to offer my extreme gratitude to a group of individuals who give the term public servant just a whole new meaning. the team work that we have seen as these professionals have under the hardest of circumstances have hand by hand, bucket by bucket removed debris, preserved

thousands and thousands of people to effectuate this change.knowing the trump administration is coming in, despite it is not over, i think people might need a break. some folks probably need to go home and regroup after such violations have happened post up really, violent altercations on behalf of the police. i think we need to remain vigilant at the same time and know this could happen in just a few short months. amy: tara houska, thank you for being with us national campaigns , director for honor the earth. she is ojibwe from couchiching first nation. she has been living in north dakota for many months. you're not at the resistance camp, you're at honor the earth support house. are there -- is there anyone else in jail now who was arrested for protesting the dakota access pipeline, the jailed being in man dan, where you are? there's a woman who remains in incarceration. she was originally charged with attempted murder and now they have dropped that and are charging her with a felony discharging a weapon. amy: tara houska is also an indigenou

december 18, 2017 through january 5, 2018 and further sustaining portions of the board rule 4.2 to effectuate certain dates within the regular meeting scheduled blog mental flow of business. >> before i: supervisor tang the understanding that the clerk sent out an e-mail to members of the board expressing were asking for feedback on the calendar but more importantly specifically the inaugural meeting because it was actually booked on a sunday. so i know that i have given my feedback to the clerk my suggestion and i was there we stick to what the charter says. of course, it is the prerogative of this body to make a decision to change it if you so see fit and with that, i will i don't supervisor tang. >> thank you. i simply want to bring it up make sure that we have a discussion here because i did hear about the lack of responses are members of the board. i do respond i thought was probably best to have a meeting on a weekday but i'm curious to hear other people's thoughts because i know that at least the art district supervisors will be sworn in. i so want to defer to all them on the decision.

and i want to assure you that we are continuing to operate a 24/7 recovery operation to effectuate thatemoval. secondly, we are focusing on supporting the fales and loved ones, some who are coming from far away. we are working as fast as we can. i really want to commend the coroner's office that has put extraordinary resources to speed up our ability to positively identify the victims of this fire. and then our final focus is doing everything that we can to preserve evidence and to conduct the recovery operation in a manner that allows us to fully and professionally investigate this incident so that we can get to the bottom of how this happened. today our district attorney, nancy o'malley, did activate a criminal investigation. that team is on the site and working in concert with our other law enforcement partners. and then finally, i just want to offer my extreme gratitude to a group of individuals who give the term public servant just a whole new meaning. the teamwork we have seen as these professionals under the hardest of circumstances have hand by hand, bucket by bucket, removed de

and i want to assure you that we are continuing to operate a 24/7 recovery operation to effectuate that removal. secondly, we are focusing on supporting the families and the loved ones, some who are coming from very far away, and we are working as fast as i can and i really want to commend the coroner's office that's put extraordinary resources to speed up our ability to positively identify the victims of this fire. >> reporter: and the sheriff also saying that they have broken the warehouse up into four quadrants to search and they said that they have found victims in all four of those quadrants as they have been searching and also saying that there are some juveniles who lost their lives here. we know 17-year-old he said were found and that there were several of them. and that there were other young adults there, as as well as some 30-plus and we know that there were some international students who were involved. and we also know that there is within person associated with the berkeley who's also missing. university of california at berkeley that is missing, as well. getting more info

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the army says it reestablished security after effectuating civilians from the east of the city.entous victory for president bashar al-assad. president-elect donald trump suggests the military must "greatly strengthened and expanded nuclear capability." he sent out a tweet saying that the u.s. must bolster its arsenal until the world comes to its senses regarding nukes. he named sean spicer as u.s. press secretary. jason miller will serve as director of communications. trump's campaign manager kellyanne conway will serve as counselor. a vote on the yuan security council resolution -- u.n. security council resolution criticizing israeli expansion. donald trump caed

but that might be a concern and in fact we were no longer trying to effectuate removal. i think we'd make the situation in three years hypothesizing, but that's not situation here. >> right there, you said, of course, 20 years. now, as soon as you utter words like that, you are outside and conceding, i take it, that where it says the ag may release an alien described in paragraph one is-- >> this is 1226. >> this is 1222. it's t-2-- the words strongest for you in my opinion, "only if", only if. now you're saying it isn't only if. there are circumstances, where they've been there for 20 years and haven't started removal proceeding. lets assay he has an emergency operation and has to be in the hospital. we all have weird instances, and where only if isn't literal. >> your honor, i want to be clear what i'm saying there, i don't think that the attorney general has discretion to release in the situation i was just discussing with the justice. i think it's a constitutional requirement. due process would be implicated at that point. so i'm not saying at some point the attorney

was previously noted not in their backyard is not on the roof in the backyard so inconsistents effectually a plan for an open fire pit la weekend a tragic incident in. >> your time is up. >> any public comment on this item seeing none, commissioners, the matter is submitted. >> i think mr. silverman read rule 9 could you look at that needing to be in writing what the conditions or the stipulations were regarding the request. >> we have the rules thank you. >> we have the rules thank you very much. >> i'm asking the city attorney. >> the rules require that the written state the nature of the facts and circumstances and the witnesses and documents we produce and why the evidence is not produced at the original hearing. >> so in my view not the case what was submitted. >> i believe the appellant is preceding under the theory under this rule which says accept in steadier case to prevent manifest injustice they're preceding on the theories this is an stewart case to prevent manifest injustice which is an exception to produce new circumstances. >> while we're asking the city attorney so - >> if

more racist fringe to have a microphone as well as democracies mediators to aggregate interest to effectuate policy with those 300 million people yelling but the wave at i think of of consequences moving toward internet democracy is the effective in anonymity and of going viral with the political discourse one of the consequences that enables that hateful rhetoric if you run a television ad through the mass audience because of the anonymity of twitter and other platforms you have to take responsibility for speech so that facilitates that hateful language that we have seen. second the idea of sovereignty that when we look at television to communicate to voters, you did not have to worry about the fact holy in that manchurian candidate since of foreign influence you don't know the origin of internet communication from anywhere in the world. but third with the fake news for of the political currency it is not about truth but what is popular so the key fact is to try to get your message to have as much popularity as possible in this the problem for the platforms. listen to what facebook says whe

i want to assure you we are continuing to operate a 24/7 recovery operation to effectuate that removal. martha: what an awful story. so far only a few have been identified as families and friends await words on their loved ones. bill: meantime there are questions emerging about the safety of that building, with one former resident saying it is a deathtrap. they're not ruling out possibility of a criminal cause. all that when the press conference begins live in oakland. martha: fox news alert as president-elect trump announced another addition to the cabinet. he tapped dr. ben carson as secretary of housing and urban development. we have new reports the secretary of state search has been expanded to former utah governor mike huntsman and former head of9 vice president-elect mike pence says he has faith mr. trump will make a good choice. >> to talk to the president-elect, he is simply looking for the best men and women to advance the agenda that we know will make america great again. martha: peter doocy live outside of trump to youer in new york city. peter, how many people is the presid

to effectuate removal and the detention was not going to be permanent and not going to be indefinite. those are true. it is true that this court assumed incorrectly that the length of detention was five and a half months. but in demore itself, the alien had already been detained for more than six months for 197 days and the court was sending that individual back for an ij hearing and a bia appeal. and so even under the court's erroneous assumption that there was going to be five and a half months tacked on, we're talking about a defengs ftention for a . with respect to the time limits, they're not trivial. these are serious matters and we recognize that. the current median time for the demore figures is around 233 days now but it's gone from seven to nine months over the years and the average time is more like ten to 12 months. >> when it is not enough when it's not the alien's fault. and you seem to suggest that if budgetary matters or personnel matters are what are inflicting the delay that that's okay. is there any -- you said 20 years is the end point. but given that we have a due

democracy needs mediators, that you need someone to aggregate interest, you need political parties to effectuate policy that 300 million people yelling is not a way to run a government. the way i think about the consequences of the, the unique consequences of the move toward internet democracy, it's about the effect of anonimity. one of the consequences, and one of the things that enables a lot of the hateful rhetoric online is the fact that unlike if you were to run a television ad to a mass audience, because the enimity twitter and other platforms allow you, you don't have to take responsibility for the speech. it facilitates the hateful language we've seen. sovereignty or territoryality when we are principally looking at television the way candidates are communicating to voters, you didn't have to worry about the fact that one of them -- only in the manchurian candidate sense would you worry there is foreign influence. now you don't know the origin of internet communication. it could be coming from anywhere in the world. and third gets to the fake news, that virality is about the political cu

touch over the next several weeks and agreed respective teams will continue to work together to effectuateuary 20th. larry, it seems to have gotten personal at some point, if you don't mind but we are getting mixed signals from both team. how is it going? >> well, it was a very contentious, a very nasty election where donald trump was called a racist and a bigot and homophobe and i don't think we ought to be too surprise that the post election period has been pretty nasty. in my opinion, i don't know what president obama is so worried about. he argues that had he had a third time to run again, he would have gone and everything is going well, it's a question of communicating how things are going, he has the media behind emand academia and historians behind him. i wouldn't worry too much about my legacy. i don't think he wants his legacy tarnish and he knows that donald trump is doing that very same thing, tarnishing. dagen: he's getting ready to tear it apart. >> that's good news. dagen: rolling back all of the regulations. president obama raised taxes on many americans, trump is going to p

significant progrowth set of policies, that will be enacted starting it will take fec january 1 -- effectuate it take less than you normally think in senate senate takes long. >> a growth plan the goal is to get growth economic growth up to 3 1/2 to 4%, in a short period of time that is doable do you think it will work? >> yes, and we can look at history. cht reagan from the bottom of hits recession, averaged 4% growth about what did he he do reviewed tax rate some restraints on government spending not as much a as he wanted but somewhat trump has advantage of cannot only cut taxes dramatically at corporate level and individual level would be good, but also getting rid of 18 taxes inside of obamacare obamacare a collection of 18 very significant taxes totaling more than a trillion dollars, over a decade, put a stethoscope on top of it call it obamacare it is a massive tax increase, abolishing object care is more than a trillion dollars tax cut next decade, and that from the tax reduction of the tax the trump tax plan, as you have a great progrowth policy, sets the policy of allowing and permi

. >> to what extent with the united states effectuate that change?apital will float toward markets that are less regulated and that will make some of the more regulated markets after they loosen up regulation. >> correct. pulls upe u.s. everybody else or, because others don't and the currency gets too strong here in the u.s., the u.s. gets pulled down by everybody else. that is a tug-of-war that will play out in 2017. the markets are betting on others pulling out now. risk.are two sides to the one has to be careful not to over emphasize one side. >> another person, the two-way risk, help me out. i have got treasuries, 30 years, pushing 350 p wright the dow pushing 25,000 points of the moment. let's talk about animal spirits. what happens more -- what matters more? will mean for mortgage rates, or seeing down 20 k splashed across the front page on newspapers? >> i think 20 k will have an influence. we are getting higher rates for the right reasons. higherare pricing in nominal gdp. 20 k will be the signal of higher nominal gdp. mortgages will see, yes

december 18, 2017 through january 5, 2018 and further sustaining portions of the board rule 4.2 to effectuatertain dates within the regular meeting scheduled blog mental flow of business. >> before i: supervisor tang the understanding that the clerk sent out an e-mail to members of the board expressing were asking for feedback on the calendar but more importantly specifically the inaugural meeting because it was actually booked on a sunday. so i know that i have given my feedback to the clerk my suggestion and i was there we stick to what the charter says. of course, it is the prerogative of this body to make a decision to change it if you so see fit and with that, i will i don't supervisor tang. >> thank you. i simply want to bring it up make sure that we have a discussion here because i did hear about the lack of responses are members of the board. i do respond i thought was probably best to have a meeting on a weekday but i'm curious to hear other people's thoughts because i know that at least the art district supervisors will be sworn in. i so want to defer to all them on the decision. >>

december 18, 2017 through january 5, 2018 and further sustaining portions of the board rule 4.2 to effectuatertain dates within the regular meeting scheduled blog mental flow of business. >> before i: supervisor tang the understanding that the clerk sent out an e-mail to members of the board expressing were asking for feedback on the calendar but more importantly specifically the inaugural meeting because it was actually booked on a sunday. so i know that i have given my feedback to the clerk my suggestion and i was there we stick to what the charter says. of course, it is the prerogative of this body to make a decision to change it if you so see fit and with that, i will i don't supervisor tang. >> thank you. i simply want to bring it up make sure that we have a discussion here because i did hear about the lack of responses are members of the board. i do respond i thought was probably best to have a meeting on a weekday but i'm curious to hear other people's thoughts because i know that at least the art district supervisors will be sworn in. i so want to defer to all them on the decision. >>

december 18, 2017 through january 5, 2018 and further sustaining portions of the board rule 4.2 to effectuatertain dates within the regular meeting scheduled blog mental flow of business. >> before i: supervisor tang the understanding that the clerk sent out an e-mail to members of the board expressing were asking for feedback on the calendar but more importantly specifically the inaugural meeting because it was actually booked on a sunday. so i know that i have given my feedback to the clerk my suggestion and i was there we stick to what the charter says. of course, it is the prerogative of this body to make a decision to change it if you so see fit and with that, i will i don't supervisor tang. >> thank you. i simply want to bring it up make sure that we have a discussion here because i did hear about the lack of responses are members of the board. i do respond i thought was probably best to have a meeting on a weekday but i'm curious to hear other people's thoughts because i know that at least the art district supervisors will be sworn in. i so want to defer to all them on the decision. >>

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