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some of these cases could get referred to liu$ey )q" through the city qa.tÓjá@&e%ei office.. when they fail to pay the bill in a timely way7dç, it can move into the lienvsk process. usually what i see from various departments, they have a list of various properties, the hearing starts, they continue the hearing and asked the department representative to meet with various owners who have showed up at the board hearing to see if they can resolve some of those matters. a couple hours go by, their return to the board hearing and the board says we are going to impose it. izçthe department will recommend how many properties remain outstanding. the board then votes. usually, it would go as a tax lien against the property owner, so it would need to be paid off in the next tax cycle. >> thank you.mjqj it is from the milkenzv instit. basically,ñr it shows the best cities for successful aging. we are ranked no. 11. that is pretty good. i am sure dbi has something to do with that. theresáy are some interesting statistics in health care, living arrangements -- which are not so good -- 7

be very$ tt &e%ei departments have gone back to show what they are experiencing in order to move thelical nature. if we know things are getting tight, we may not stillç,w the positions, and therefore there is more attrition. if things are getting better, we will work with the mayor's p4ñoffice to make sure we do noo over budget. it really is a balancing act so we are not inconsistent. >> may i -- you mentioned the department is required to do this. but then i just asked a question about the department andttú who sets it, so -- can yu talk about how that is done? 7n÷ñr>> yes.4) veep sudeep rules, as far as i know -- >>$ob the city rules, as going back td,vÓjá)p&e%ei numbers used in years past and used kcáq)e. you know,k[ we do not budget at 100% ofpo salaries, because we know there is going to be movement. there will be retirements, there will be hires. we have the flexibility to move our attrition, if we want to. but the goalxyñ isñr -- ÷ colleague would agree -- rimisñe budgeted attrition decreases so much, you are never going to get back. to get level and work with the ebb and flo

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÷ñr>> yes.4) veep sudeep rules, as far as i know -- >>$ob the city rules, as going back td,vÓjá)p&e%eirs used in years past and used kcáq)e. you know,k[ we do not budget at 100% ofpo salaries, because we know there is going to be movement. there will be retirements, there will be hires. we have the flexibility to move our attrition, if we want to. but the goalxyñ isñr -- ÷ colleague would agree -- rimisñe budgeted attrition decreases so much, you are never going to get back. to get level and work with the ebb and flow of positions is much more preferable than to cut the salary budget by adding more positions. it is a business. i mean, i will just be honest with you. ñrwe look at that. inñrm-÷ march, itñr is an artiff the past that)tú we used for the budget. sometimes the mayor's office was more successfuls"u and we incree it. sometimes a department like us has been very successful with 24, 25 positions. >> good. any more questions? all right. thank you. thank you to the mayor's office. >> is there any public comment on item for -- in four? seeing none, itemcw÷ five updatn the bicñr su

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you won't end up cross eyed or blind. this at home. >> i think you have to find another one. >> not affect their eyesight. next, swallowed gum takes seven years to digest. >> this is my favorite. i hit the look of a little kid chewing gum. not true. it will come out when you go to the bathroom. >> knuckles big. >> even though you don't like the sound of it. it's actually not true. not going to hurt you. it's the ligaments going over the bone that makes the noise or air escaping. >> couple more from our "today" mom's facebook page. don't swallow watermelon seeds. if you do, you might have a watermelon grow in your stomach. i don't think anybody buys this one. >> i don't think kids buy that one. you'll get an eye roll out of that one. as long as they learn about sunlight and air and all that stomach acid. >> amy clark says i tell my daughter if she acts naughty or lies her insides get crusty. she now tells on herself and corrects her bad behavior right away. i'm going to try that one. >> pretty good. >> pretty good. this is

i am hap,=p&e%ei >> all those in favor of the amendment? ayes have it.ordered. >> this is on the eventual sale of the medallion which would happen after this initial transfer after a medallion is issued for sale when it is resold by the now-purchasing owner. it would change the transfer fee down to 20%. relatively consistent with the pilot program. chairman nolan: the ayes have it. the recommendation as amended. >> i am happy to -- i have a question and comment. >> i will go ahead and start. and want to thank everybody who came here and spoke. is always amazing to me how much we do learn in this. i hear and i appreciate your call for us to delay a vote on this but this has been looked at, this has been under way for a long time. i feel like we do have enough information. we have looked at this enough so we can make a decision today. a couple things we talked about do stick out to me. the list is such -- is such a huge topic and i appreciate hearing from those of you who showed up today who are on the list. it is helpful to hear that point of view. i like

holmes stared wide-eyed around the colorado courtroom, similar to how he acted during his first court appearance last month. during the hearing a young woman in the gallery shouted out. even that did not seem to get his attention. holmes is accused of killing 12 people in aurora at a july showing of the latest batman movie. survivors were in the courtroom when attorneys called the defendant mentally ill. >> that doesn't give him the right to do what he did. i don't care how mentally damaged he is. >> the defense says when holmes was a ph.d. student at the university of colorado he sought help from university psychiatrist lynn fenton. cbs news has learned fenton reported concerns about holmes to university of colorado police. but no one will comment because of a gag order. >> we've got a gag order that extends to a university, to university officials, just very, very far-reaching. >> media outlets requested the judge scale back the gag order and unseal certain court documents but he has not yet made a decision on the issue. another hearing is scheduled for august 16th. teresa garcia, c

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>ñna-íe)p&e%ei >> are there other benefits besides a whopping $6,800?eving in your candidate, believing in the issues your candidate is promoting, trying to make san francisco a better place. i believe that is a great benefits and why yousi work. >> isn't it also the case said you know people in power and have influence in their positions if you successfully held them in their campaign? >> i think it depends on how you define power and how you define influence. >> i have a power point i am going to try to work with, because we discovered at the last hearing the exhibits and were sometimes unwieldy. i will try this and if it does not work we will go back to using the paper exhibits, and i beg your indulgence as i tried to set it up. >> what is the power point? >> they are things already in evidence, so excerpt from 81 and from 83 predominantly. >> any objections from theosh'? >> no. >> thank you. spher >> could i have7 a little water? is there any water? 9>> i think we will try to use the overhead if we can. >> we will try our second line technology. th

>>eric: a one eyed referee, okay. two things, we asked burton about the ad and he did not stand by it, he said it doesn't mean what it means, it is like getting lipstick on the color, and you say, yes, that is lipstick but it is not my shirt. everyone knows the implication is he killed someone. obama was supposed to be different, the through boyfriend, young, cooler, hip, not like everyone else. but he is far worse than the old, fat, ex-boyfriend. he just was better at hiding the flaws. >>eric: let's roll the guy in the ad saying that i last my wife and my wife lost her battle with cancer and he tied the two together. here he is from january, went back and looked at this in january talking about this my intermediate. >> in my case in my department they actually offered to buy our jobs out. >> very important there. that whole ad the attack ad going on right now is painting mitt romney as an evil corporate raider. here is the guy the star of the ad saying wait a minute. romney offered to buy my job out. he offered him a

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we do not know whettmváp&e%ei worried about a slippery slope or a floodgate if we do not provide enoughguidance, or if we do something that is hard for this or subsequent mayors to interpret. but it is asking a lot to try to into with a line and a formula for something that happens so rarely. we should not do it willy-nilly. i am with commissioner liu that we may be overburdening an already complex process by trying to imagine all the other possibilities when there is no population to reflect that. >> i have a question. the last time this even came up, which i guess was with supervisor chu, although it did not come to a hearing, and it was an actual criminal misconduct, and prior to that, mizzola was the only previous case. >> i believe there was one in 1932. >> i guess what i was trying to say earlier, in terms of the fairness issue -- you have this description, or this definition, of official misconduct on the books or in the charter. but the fact is, it is not used very often. it is used subjectively, or even arbitrarily, dare i say. it is not a matter of law that because somebody in

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for those of us who are goingy-eyed, goingy-eyed, it's too early to talk about lunch.l ryan agenda because mitt romney had no agenda. paul ryan has a particular one. we will look at that for what it says about the republican ticket, where they would take us. >> the fun part every day is watching mitt romney say, yes, i embrace paul ryan, but i don't embrace his ideas. right? only my own ideas. yeah, i think he pulled that one off. >> one thing i think we will take a look at is there were some senate primaries yesterday. >> yes. >> as much as -- i don't want to take your time but as much as we focus on the white house and obvious reasons, control of the senate is very much up in play and the primaries will determine not only who wins in november but what the chamber will look like and there will be tommy thompson out in wisconsin, you know, he is an interesting guy, been around a long time not the tea party voice and then in connecticut, beyond linda mcmahonus has a shot at winning in november. you never know with the resources. >> some very important races. we are goin

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