., etc. but with the right sense of responsibility of themselves before their families. the state takes care of that, right? the other is a moral cost of expectations that i am entitled to certain things as a matter of right without any explanation or they come from even the language of moral discourse becomes corroded, and breaks down wear writes the are the trump card because that violates -- violates my rights those with political discourse also expecting other people who you don't know also to bests -- basically paid for your. i should be responsible for myself and my family to break down. it leads to a human flourishing being doled i am natalie transforming work but myself. to give you an example, not to be upon the french, i like them but studies were done of french university students who had studied at the elite institutions that train political business and i asked people who are graduating what they wanted to do with their lives. 70 percent said they wanted to be a civil servant. wh

etc a military strike. would certainly make north for the talks with iran possible so every opportunity for political discussions would be lost i agree with those who believe that in fact that would give a great push to those in iran if that strike were to happen who might be advocating building a nuclear bomb so that would be an irrational then step to say nothing of the regional questions of a conflict with iran because now we are facing instability in the region spreading from mali libya in the north west africa all the way to iraq speaking of mali how do you assess france's military operation there i believe that the extremists in the north made a pretty bad miscalculation they got carried away and they decided to make a military move to the south heading towards the capital bamako then the government of mali a request of the french to send in the troops on that it and where we understood were not generations because. of international law it was completely clean clear request of the government because o

just one example of why cities are important as a delivery system, etc., etc., but just great for me how you think they have done -- grade for me? >> you have expressed my bias, coming from local government. tavis: that is why i asked. >> you have to go where people are directly. we get lost at the state level, and it is difficult for things to passed down, and then you get all of these prescriptive world, and then our hands are tied, and we are not able to deliver, so i think you are 100% right. for the grace of god go any of us with the hands of congress that are tied every single day with its inability to navigate. tavis: absolutely. >> but that said, i wish he was covering the way he campaigns. you think about 2008, 35,000 self organize the community is coming together. it is a wonderful thing. it is the spirit of this book. i would like to change this to a governing philosophy, not just a campaign philosophy. this bottom-up, this community organizing. transcending in transforming. tavis: the way the system works, the way you know, states look to the federal government. as we sit

i'm, you know, i'm all in favor of unions, etc. , and around things like salaries and benefits, they should absolutely be able to bargain those things at table. but when it comes to how long kids should be in school, that, in my mind, should not be a bargaining chip. >> michelle, it definitely feels like there's more -- [inaudible] in your incredible story. this book has received incd bl reviews. tell us where students first is going and what's next for the organization. because what you've done in two years has been impressive according to many, many critics. >> thank you. so i started students first two years ago when i left d.c. with the idea that if you looked at what was happening in the public education over the last two to three decades, you would see that it was largely driven by special interest groups whether it's textbook manufacturers, teachers' unions, testing companies. these organizations have tremendous resources, and they use those resources to put a lot of influence on the political process to get the policies and the regulations in place that benefit them. and i ac

etc. --a, mars, nussle, leslie, etc.. nestle, etc. abf gotish food maker the lowest score card, but larg. it has hit back using accusations of a veil of secrecy. what is it about these big global brands that they're doing wrong? >> you talk about the abf have anyn, does not issues at all prepared the other parties that many of these companies have no idea what is going on backing their supply , they often have no policies as to how we expect you to treat your workers. in the end, we do not know what happened in the process of getting their food to us. >> will be back to talk about more of the market reaction. >> stay with us. still to come, a report of the presidential election campaign in kenya. just cheated -- just days ago, the two main rivals remained neck-and-neck in the polls. france says it will not negotiate with the gunmen who posted images on line of a french family who was kidnapped in cameron. the gang say they belong to the nigerian militant group vocal harlem. herron. showing a french family kidnapped last week in camero

for additional staffing for larger levels of efficiency within the department, etc.. so i think that it will be probably just prudent, to have somebody in the wing as a half ftp, until you know how all of these new procedures we are trying to improve are really what they will require and i don't want to find myself shorthanded in a year or so and again, certain things not working just have not anticipated that will be a little bit more intense. it is just like a conservative comment, particularly because you have the support right now. >> i think that you have done a excellent job and it is a well-designed budget and it takes into account the increased revenue that we are budgeting for the ability to move to these, or with these projects that are in the wings that are commented in the press and the city benefits that we move these projects forward and i think that i am fine and i would like to prove to approve. >> second. >> commissioner hillis? >> just a quick question. the market street project, manager, we have people working on market street. >> yeah, and that is

the picture that you saw of the conditions that were in the units themselves and in the bathrooms, etc. and in which we were some what hesitant to talk to us or maybe there was a language barrier and here, our groups are actually were absolutely were crucial to organizing these individuals and getting that information to us and this frequently happens where we will have a situation like this in an apartment building or even in an srl in which the organization will occur so the inspector will know that this is going to happen, and they will allow enough time for each individual to let them in and show them the conditions. which would not happen without this program. we might not see what is behind those closed doors, especially in an apartment buildings or residential hotels or other residential uses where people are afraid or don't understand what their rights are. so that is why it is a great illustration of where this program is right now. thank you. >> good morning, commissioners, my name is page, i am a counselor, housing rights counselor and we are based in the commission district

for diplomatic discussions for diplomacy etc etc a military strike. would certainly make more for the talks with iran possible so every opportunity for political discussions will be lost i agree with those who believe that in fact that would give a great push to those in iran if that strike were to happen who might be advocating building a nuclear bomb so that would be in a rational then generous step to say nothing of the regional repercussions of a conflict with iran because now we are facing instability in the region spreading from mali libya in the north west africa all the way to iran speaking of mali how do you assess france's military operation there i believe that the extremists in the north made a pretty bad miscalculation they got carried away and they decided to make a military move to the south heading towards the capital bamako then the government of mali a request of the french to send in the troops and that it and where we understood were not generations because in terms of international law it was completely clean clear a request of th

for the discussions for diplomacy etc etc a military strike. would certainly make north for the talks with iran possible so every opportunity for political discussions will be lost i agree with those who believe that in fact.

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market street options the shared bike assess and the bicycle tracks which requires the curb changes etc. the bicycle track option is approximately a 10 percent more expensive than the shared bike options. am i reading that correctly? >> yeah, that's correct. >> that's actually very encouraging if one were to take the position to take the bicycle path is a good thing. i know with one of the down sides to having that bicycle track as opposed to the shared lane is the costs of the shared lanes but the cost 10 percent is not a dramatic enable >> yeah, that's correct and there's costs obviously going to mission street there are costs. the main kind of down side is that it eats into the sidewalk. to the ability to use the sidewalks is more limited are there's a cost compact but it also has the strongest point is that market street is a nature place for cycle folks to go. so that's a very strong selling point. >> but this 10 percent differential between the two we can have a policy debate about what the sidewalk and bicycle assess etc., as opposed to this is going to so dramatically increase t

. >> host: will these private companies banks etc. have to participate in the cybersecurity enhancement? >> guest: well i think for the most part it will be a voluntary and collaborative process with industry for them to participate if you sort of look through the executive order and follow how the framework is laid out, first you have myth leading a collaborative process with the national institutes of standards and technology leading and collaborative process to develop the framework and then the department of homeland security will set up a voluntary program to encourage adoption of that framework. at the same time the primary regulators in the federal government will look at their regulations and requirements into system relative to that framework that it has developed. and if they believe that their regulations and requirements are not sufficient in that area, then they could in theory and pose new regulations or executive actions that would require infrastructure to be brought up to that level. but i think for the most part you

etc etc the point is to pave the way for imperialist control pure and simple the point is to change and abundant country into a deep in the country this has been the exercise that was protestant and one country after another for different reasons always the excuse is the most the same time human rights and mind you they have exercise dissaving type of thing with the former soviet union and now with russia. but you could say nato is there helping at the moment from some britain they've offered to help libya protect its borders there are nato forces now to provide security during these protests during the second anniversary celebrations as as they're called but are you saying that they're there not to help but actually to takeover is that the main ambition. well they need not take over the directly but they're setting up conditions so they that their control would be a problem i mean let's remember here before the bombardment of libya before killing over one hundred and thirty thousand libyans via strikes or supporting criminal militias on the ground we did not need nato forces be the

etc. and help us to understand that. i know that this is my favorite question again, we are not selling the land but increasing the land value. how is it going to be reflected on the balance sheet? >> i will refer to elaine on that question. >> elaine forbes, deputy director of finance and administration. we will be working together the fiscal officer and i will be working on it, but in general, private investment that we don't control the rates or the rents charges etc., do not appear on the balance sheet. however the investment in the infrastructure will. and that is an an shall response but we will be analyzing this in more detail for its implication on the balance sheet. >> so at least 150 million dollars worth of infrastructure costs will be added. we would like to push for more but that is the minimum. >> i believe that is correct. yes. >> two other questions, i am not sure that i fully understand this correctly. we have talked about it so much. of each possible comes up and we have a different vertical developer t

we really thought that we would, you know, travel and do a lot of things together, etc., etc., and then when the time was right, we'd figure, you know, we'd talk about it then. and then one day, it was like, is this going to be a nursery or is this going to be a guest room? tracey garamone: and i went for my annual doctor's appointment and said we're thinking about it and next thing you know, the next month, it happened. well, there's no question that if we take from the very beginning, planning a pregnancy is far more likely to yield a good outcome than an unplanned pregnancy for a variety of reasons. not every woman is perfectly healthy. doctor: tracey? not ever woman understands that, for example, you can reduce the chance of having a neural tube defect by taking folic acid in the pre-conceptual and the early conceptual period. if you wait until you're pregnant, it's often too late, to, in fact, impact any change on the outcomes. tracey garamone: well, i was in fairly good physical shape. i take vitamins that are equal to, if not better than prenatals, so i was set up for that. the m

manufactures would include caps, mugs, postcards etc., that would be available for sale to the public. and besides demand and myself i'd like to acknowledge more people who are hard at work that includes jerry from maritime and a cough of people from our finance division and dave from maintenance and megan stevens from public relations. we hope people will join us and continue to participate in our ports selection. >> thank you renee we do have some public comment. >> commissioners my name is francisco and i'm here to make a few comments about this celebration the one-hundred and 50 years that the port has been here. first and for most you must remember that all this land from california and san francisco and not california and it's totality but san francisco belongs to - the director is monique is sensitive to this issue so therefore somewhere we have to factor our respect to the first speaker so their san franciscans. secondly, the national park service can aid you all in giving some respect to the buffalo soldiers our black soldier who were here the 9 and tentacle very all of them

north beach special use district says that restaurants and limited restaurants are defined in sections etc., etc., and they be permitted as conditional use on the first story is in addition to criteria the commission finds that the limited restaurant does not occupy the space that is currently her last occupied by basic neighborhood sales or service. the basic need here was a bookstore. >> commissioner moore: in 2007, this project came in front of us early in my time in the commission and at that time there was a lot of opposition. ms. -- was representing the current owner; i am very interested in supporting a small business but also seeing the possible configuration or shift from one specialization into slightly associated other i ultimately supported the vcu in front of a the time. the specifics of that cu really spoke that it would be allowed to serve espresso, before that they were not allowed, espresso and associated, croissants, whatever, and continue as a place where people could come by read italian periodicals, not necessarily be as much in the bookstore but have the ability to ha

etc and i mean that's not a democratic process and if gay marriage needs to be so close to power to succeed that's not ultimately idea the cultures will accept ok fair time peter in london go ahead. the idea that gay people are some incredibly powerful lobby is absurd we in britain and the united states and many other countries have suffered decades and centuries of persecution and discrimination we are marginalized often victimized minority thankfully some societies including fall flung societies like south africa and argentina now recognize that gay discrimination is morally ethically wrong that in a democracy every one should be cool to go back to godfrey's point the important thing is fundamentally that people should have a right to choose to get married if they wish that's not totalitarian doesn't take away anybody else's rights it actually adds to and strengthens marriage and in this argument must constantly remind ourselves this issue is about love to men or to woman who love each other and their love is just as real and just as valid as that between heterosexual men and wome

, etc este hombre a quien llamaremos john.lo describe como un arreglo al estilo los angeles.. un periodo no mayor de tres meses.. su primer encuentro es generalmente en un caf.. sot 5:19 when i meet them we talk about what does she needs, what do i expect sometime they say they have a car payment of x amount a money a month and if within my budget and i think we are a good match then i go a support her financially as if i was a boyfriend esta es la decimaprimera vez que john intercambia placer sexual por un cuarto ..una vez que termina la relacion, publica su anuncio nuevamente. y dice recibir alrededor de 20 aplicaciones.. sot 17:53 "the majority were latina i have a passion for latina women" aÑade que su actual pareja es una madre soltera de origen hispano.. y que vive en san jos segun el, lo que lo diferencia de buscar a una prostituta.. es que se trata de una relacion monogama.. revisemos la definicion de prostitucion de acuerdo al codigo penal de california.. el acto de dirigir o pedir a alguien que intercambie dinero por una actividad sexual sin embargo el oficial de la

so hack into facebook and from there hack into apple and from there hack into google, etc., etc. >> okay, casey o'brian, thank you for your time. folks in the midwest are getting hit with a massive winter storm. we'll show you how that is looking out. >>> plus, not exactly a winter wonderland for one student. >>> up next a deadly new virus. something called the corona virus and why they are getting more worried about it by this is dylan right here, this is dylan, and this is his big brother hayden. dylan's only five, but he's already been through two surgeries for brain tumors. and he just went through his second round of chemo. and this is their mother, dawn, who runs this loving and happy home. she too struggled with tumors. but that doesn't slow her down. her love of family comes first. their dad, phil, works two jobs, repairing copiers, and on weekends delivering newspapers. but the bills keep piling up, and the heating bill gets pushed off. when you learn about their difficulties, it just breaks your heart. when we asked the biggest oil companies to help families in need, only citgo

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have taken the first steps of you know, contacting their landlord and perhaps, even writing letters, etc. and we are able then to sort of help them navigate through the system and get in contact with dbi when we need to. and then, as jamie mentioned work with the land lords as well. we contact the apartment association in some cases and have them sort of work on the other end speaking to the landlord complying with codes and all of that. and we have had great success. the other thing that it allows us to do is a little bit of a more of a case management model. some of our counseling that we do it is really where we are only able to sort of do an in and out and advise them a little bit and send them on the way and with this, we are able to do follow up calls and we send out post cards saying has your issue been resolved and we will track the cases thoroughly. if the people are not getting anywhere, we are able to escalate through the dbi system if we need to or keep helping them work with the landlord. i think that it provides a great service not just to the community and the tenants but

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., etc., and with all respect to that cardinal, he gets to go and cast a vote? that is stunning to me. >> you are certainly not alone, and many feel that he should not be allowed to participate in this event. with the recent events here in los angeles, and we see how documents continue to demonstrate how he was so complicit in the cover-up of the sex abuse scandal locally in los angeles, and he has been relieved of his duties, right, i personally find it incredibly problematic that he would be able to participate in this election. it is disturbing. bottom line, it is disturbing. tavis: you are still a practicing catholic. >> i am. >> -- tavis: why? >> first of all, i was raised catholic as part of my identity, for sure, but i also feel that when you see something that needs to change, you cannot make that change from the outside. seeing the change that needs to happen in the catholic church, to remain part of that structure for change, and i see that as part of my own mission. tavis: do you think there are enough voices like yours in this country and around the

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