demands for such services is zero pressor i find that had a right to building in the city of san francisco where every other city department we're told provides those information we're saying in terms of what we're doing what we're doing is insignificant and people speaking other languages don't connect about it we should provide the information in those languages. i would change our recommendation that the ethics commission shall make the materials available in other languages as in other city departments. >> other commissions from the commissioners. i did have questions as well. recommendation 7 in particular what the form is that the demand is zero? there's 3 different approaches that each agency can use that the city requires looking at whether there have been requests for bilingual languages is one of them i'm sorry i can't recall the 80 other two but in the case of the 2 years we've done the analysis and not had a request for translations and we have staff currently i think we have 7 languages represented on the staff if people need live bilingual or interpretative services. but in terms of the

. >> it can be in every city, just so everybody has a place to go and reflect upon what took place that day. >> of course yesterday the first anniversary of september 11th. our coverage continues online at nbc bay area.com. >> new this morning ohio state troopers have arrested an inmate who escaped from prison. one of thein mates was quickly captured but lane wasn't found until 1:30 this morning. he was serving time for shooting and killing three students at a high school. >> an aid worker who is recovering from ebola. brantley was treated for ebola last month. sacra and who others were doing missionary work in liberia when they got sick. a fourth american is being treated at emory university but that person has in the yet been named. >> according to the "chronicle," police are investigating people who enrolled in online classes. each is posing as a student. each withdrew once they got their pell grants. >>> and it's the dawn of a new era. this sunday a new chapter in 49ers history began as the team will play its regular season game. our coverage begins as we're inside the stadium comin

pricing is different in every city.tness organizations and operations have become so incredibly popular with private equity. how do you maintain your elevated status first in, how excited are you? make sure that the quality remains really high as you grow? >> well the first thing we do is we focus on quality every day. we wake up every day how can we evolve the product and make it better? we focus on every single customer experience. i personally wake up every day afraid the whole thing is going to go away. only way to stay ahead of the curve is to work a little bit harder and be more innovative and more attentive to the details. liz: isn't that interesting, a lot of entrepreneurs say the same thing. you better not sleep at night, constantly be on edge, especially the soul cycles of the world are out there. they got bought by equinox. there is resolve and crank and studio 360. get as little crowded. >> i think it does. for us the boutique fitness space, one of the reasons why private equity is so interested in boutique

. >> why did the president allow isis to take out every city that americans bled, fought and died for now only that the polls are motivating him to act? >> that's an absolutely erroneous statement. >> fallujah, tikrit, mosul, he didn't do a thing. >> what do you expect him to do? >> well, first of all -- >> we spent $200 million training the infamous iraqi army. >> they bragged about pulling out. >> excuse me. when they went into that ridiculous war they took apart the military, then we built it back up to the tune of $2 million. what do you want him to do. he did not. that's ridiculous. >> i'm always trying to listen to you, sean, learn from you. but houw can you say he did it, like the president built up isis? >> let me tell you how. >> yeah, sean. >> two ways he did this. he should have supported the syrian rebels two years ago. >> how do you know we were going to give weapons to the right people? >> -- forces on the ground for the iraqi troops. >> if he had been given those weapons to people who turned around and shot at americans, sean hannity would be saying what a big idiot. >>

we can share our chefs across the country so every city that we add is a new network and a new batch of chefs and people to share ideas with. >> it sounds like you have been tinkering with the model. >> for sure. we have definitely uncovered things along the way. two years ago i didn't think we would be sitting on one of the largest culinary networks in the world. >> congratulations. i love the whole idea. thanks for coming in. >> we got to get you out to dinner sometime. >> that sounds great. >> up next, a look at the news for the week ahead. and how to talk to your children about money. the biggest mistakes you are making in teaching them the value of a dollar. >> for more on our show and our guests, you can go to our website. and you can follow us on twitter @onthemoney. >> on monday, alibaba is meeting with investors ahead of its $20 billion initial public offering. >> on tuesday, mcdonald's will post sales. start ups like kick starter, four square and more are planning to let their websites go flow and protest some companies offered faster service. >> thursday is the 13th annive

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. >> it won't be very expensive because the - every city that is using the file system is going to be interested in having this functionality. so generally features that are added to the system, you know, are shared by many different jurisdictions are not very expensive to develop it's features that are unique to san francisco that are expensive to develop >> when. >> maybe by the tend end of the year then we'll precede. >> perhaps we could add to this recommendation we revisit it at the end of 2016 i think it's important i think the ability of the public to search and cross reference those and mr. matt you've done a good job and the more transparent the better. >> any other questions or comments from staff? public comment on 4r5i this is arrest i'm going to talk about 4 and seven hundred to address some serious problems in the city are making problems worse. the city has participates in the toxic state of california against tobacco and has good for example, put in quotation marks has good uses from the sale of tobacco products. the people in the homeless shelters have been used as a

every four solar rooftops in america is in our service area. i loved growing up in the bay area. it's wonderful to work in the in the cityhe work that i do reflects that every single day. could mean less waiting for things like security backups and file downloads you'd take that test, right? what are you waiting for? you could literally be done with the test by now. now you could have done it twice. this is awkward. go to comcastbusiness.com/ checkyourspeed. if we can't offer faster speeds or save you money we'll give you $150. comcast business built for business. >>> welcome back to "hannity". reaction has been pouring in after last night's air strikes in syria. how is the rest of the world responding? mohammed sadik is with us how are you, sir? >> i'm well, how are you? >> i'm well. is it a good thing? >> it's never a good thing when human beings are being killed, sean. >> so it's not a good thing to take them out? >> i think they need to be taken out but never a good thing have you to use killings i'm never going to be supportive of trying to kill to solve killings. >> people are saying, people are killing other innoc

my other way this memorial day phenomena of welcomed visitors to share our home it is allowed in every city and free country and should be allowed in san francisco america is after that a beacon of entrepreneurship and business expires they're trying to keep their homes and maintain dig if i did lifestyles many have been hit and hardships a restriction like a 90 day limit makes that that impossibility thank you very mu much. >> next speaker >> thank you. i'm daniel leary i live in twin peaks in an rh1 zone neighborhood myself and many of my neighbors i've spoken to are against allowing short-term rentals in the rh1 neighborhood people that bought there were counting on the privacy and the lack of congestion associated that that type of neighborhood i think what is the difference between an airbnb and an airbnb bed-and-breakfast a normal bed-and-breakfast why can't the same laws that are on the books the rules and regulations that apply to the anymore traditional bed-and-breakfast be included the airbnb unit why do we need legislation i guess that's more of a question than a statement i'd li

we can share our chefs across the country so every city that we add is a new network and a new batch of chefs and people to share ideas with. >> it sounds like you have been tinkering with the model. >> for sure. we have definitely uncovered things along the way. two years ago i didn't think we would be sitting on one of the largest culinary networks in the world. >> congratulations. i love the whole idea. thanks for coming in. >> we got to get you out to dinner sometime. >> that sounds great. >> up next, a look at the news for the week ahead. and how to talk to your children about money. the biggest mistakes you are making in teaching them the value of a dollar. to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator. this is crazy i don't get it, this one is working ladies, shouldn't up be as fast as down? yeah. shouldn't internet speeds match as well? yes. do your socks match? my socks match. do your eyeballs match? yes. cable does not match the speeds. makes you want to go mad. erggggh. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - upload speeds as fast as your downloa

. ♪ for the seven days leading up to easter, nearly every city in andalucia gets taken over by ancientle montage of confusing, yet deeply evocative images. figures in dark hoods loom up from every direction. smoke pots of incense, candles, religious imagery and the crowds. flashes of goya, dimly remembered impressions of the inquisition. [ speaking foreign language ] okay, watch this. these guys got to get their painstakingly crafted massively sized and incredibly heavy and cumbersome float through the door, down the steps, and out into the street. but the woman who escort the virgin they wear candles to light all the way to the cathedral. pedro is another of fuen's brothers, the youngest, and when not working for an i.t. company in ireland, he does this. he carries crushingly heavy religious floats. they're called costaleros. and they devote months of training to this. >> that thing is huge. >> is it huge. this is very, very heavy. very heavy throne. >> the virgin float, about 3,500 pounds total, and precise dimensions that have to make it through door just so. the bearers have to kne

and every city, in california, at this point that is doing electronic filing with the exception of los angeles is going through the same process. and so, they will not actually do anything to their systems unless they received the written requests from us. >> and so, is net file, responsible for maintaining the entegty of the data? >> yes. >> do you know what they do to insure that it is not hacked or compromised? >> well, first of all they keep an enormous number of back ups. and so, i am not particularly concerned about the integrity of the data in that we have so many snapshots of it, on top of that, where so many different component to it and there is the, actual filing itself, which we store the original electronic filing, and then there the data base of the transaction and so if anyone ever questions the transactions in the data base and you can go back to the source file that we received and we can log every step that those filings take when they go through our system and even though if someone just hit in the electronic filing system just hit the submit button and don't go anyw

we really put a lot of emphasis into protecting and security, but it's something we do every single day in the cityf boston and i this i thssue really is more and more every day on the hands of the mayors of the country to make sure their cities are safe. >> as i recall mayor faulconer, when we had the boston bombing those were names not passed along to local officials. they had sort of hit the radar and disappeared at the federal level, but i think when we look at your city, what we think about is the border, and we're getting these increasing numbers of oh my gosh, isis can come across the border, terrorists of any kind can come across the border because it's so free flowing. >> it's all about communication and collaboration. if you heard from the other mayors particularly in san diego we look at one of the largest land border crossings in the world, 50,000 vehicles a day that cross the border, about 25,000 pedestrian so it's critically important not only we share with our state, local, federal partners here in the united states but it's something that we do on literally a daily basis with our pa

we can share with chefs across the country, so every city we add is a new network and batch of chefs people to share ideas with. >> it sounds like you've been kind of tinkering with the model as you've gone on. yeah, we're a different company. two years ago i didn't think we would ever be sitting on one of the largest culinary networks in the world, but it's where we are. now we're trying to figure out how we can get other people connected with that. >>> up next "on the money," a look at the news ahead. and how to talk to your children about money. the biggest mistakes you're making in terms of teaching them the value of a dollar. need to keep an eye on my health. we won... that's why i take meta biotic. a daily probiotic. with 70% of your immune system in your gut, new multi health meta biotic with bio-active 12 helps maintain digestive balance. and is proven to help support a healthy immune system. i take care of myself, so i can take care of them. experience the meta effect with our new multi-health wellness line, and see how one small change can lead to good things. [ jackhammer

because every city department, and everybody thinks that it is valuable also, and so everybody thinks that they want to get the uses whether it is maritime or not. >> and i have been very consistant and we need to reserve that for primary maritime use and, so, i am glad that wore coming up with ideas and i think that we need a master plan and i think that we need to understand how all of these ideas will work together and for the south east city that has historically had environmental impact because of the heavy industry that we really understand what it is that we are doing out here and how all of these ideas come together and what impact that will have. so, i also think that number one, it has to be reserved for maritime and it really does, and because we have nothing left. and if we are going to increase our maritime business, this is really the only opportunity that we have to do that. and two, i think that we really have it use our advisor group and to do the out reach and we have to, and the individuals on the water front advisory committee live work or create the jobs within th

that's something that i think every city across the country, big city has found. the best way we share information and make sure we're communicating with our neighbors every single day. >> mayor -- >> i want to make sure. >> yes, sir? go ahead. >> just day-to-day, people not only worried about isis. if you heard gun shots last night, it probably wasn't isis in your neighborhood. that's some local person doing something. >> i take your point, mayor michael nutter, philadelphia, boston mayor marty walsh, and san diego mayor michael faulconer. next up, president obama's about face on immigration. democratic latinos call it a betrayal. will they stay away from the polls or will all be forgiven after election day? big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norfolk s

it's made news recently, but every city we do well in, something comes up.in germany, for instance, we had a court ruling in hamburg that said, hey, uber has got to go. we appealed it, and then that ruling got suspended, and then in frankfurt there was a ruling that said uber has to go, they're charging too much. it's less than a taxi but it's still too much, and we said, well, just tell us what the price is we'll make sure that we get it to the right price but there's no price set, and so that's on appeal. and so quite often we do well, there's a little friction like what you might see in germany, but at the end of the day we've launched in 210 cities. there's only one city and one service that we've rolled out where we've actually rolled back, and that was vancouver. >> why did you hire obama's campaign manager, david plouffe? >> well, that's a good question. i'm a technologist, right? i used to be a computer engineer and i can make really good code, and we can make systems that work really well, and we can make the application a great experience, but when

i said i'm going to find every game the kansas city monarchs ever played. that was pretty aggressive idea back in that 1980. there was no internet at that time. so if you wanted to know the name of the library say if they played in abilene, you write to the library, had to go the library. they had a big book with all the library addresses, i write them down. i would write letters. i had all these letters. it was a labor of love and a passion that just kept on growing. and needless to say, i was able to find games that were played in abilene because of that. so, as a tribute to the kansas city monarchs who were way in kansas city, what i'm doing now is going to towns that they played and name of my program is the kansas city monarchs and our home town. now, give you a little bit of overview of the kansas city monarchs as i said a moment ago they were organized in 1920. and they were charter members of the negro national league. and they won their first championship in 1923 p.m. at that time they didn't have a world series. so 1924 they played the eastern col

it should be considered in every city, no matter age oror -- or gender.en, women, teens, all types, even children have recruited people into the sex trade. it's something to be very wary about. >> it will be interesting to see how the law works. >> and there's a trafficking task force in the county to keep an eye on this situation. >> thanks. >> it's an unintentional feature of the new iphone 6 plus, bending. now bending gate is pitting them against the haters. they say it's for jeans that are just too skinny. >>> thieves stealing an arm load of clothing from this pricey d.c. store, not the first hit. >>> working on the rain, everybody think showers between 8:00 and 9:00 p.m. tomorrow morning cloudy and breezy and because of that having a moderate impact on your >>> they're getting out of shape. complaints about the new iphone is soaring as they bend. the brand new $300 phone bends if there's pressure on it. the man behind this video put it to the test. he said it was painful to do and others said the same thing could happen from having it in the pocket o

for every new infection you're seeing more people get the virus than in the past. it's in citieswhere people are closer proximity to each other or the virus is more contagious. neil: that's worse, it's clearly gotten out of the remote villages and therein lies a real crisis if it gets out of hand there, right? >> right, this is at the point. the cdc director, take his word for, it said it's at a tipping point. and the president used very bold language, bolder than i've seen the cdc director use in the throes of the contagious threat. neil: you're the expert, when people are measured in response, they are in legalese, something prompted a dramatic 180? >> right, we hope it's enough what the president is doing right now. it's certainly a bold response, the world isn't doing what it should be doing. the united states stepped up with a big effort. other countries at europe are at more risk than us and not doing as much. neil: thank you, good seeing you again. 3,000 troops fight ebola, former verizon ceo says that doesn't add up. very good point. >> thank you, neil, i hate to sound cy

is different than every other city.formula that applies across the board. if there is a significant development for what you're doing, like putting a ballpark in a dead area of downtown's and aego as opposed to building football stadium in a suburb somewhere, i think the calculus changes and there is more of an interest in specifics and consequently, a greater openness. >> you have also got soccer in your portfolio. it has been a bit of a broken record over the last 10-15 years of enthusiasm coming to the u.s.. will it really stick? >> i don't know. that is another thing area in the 70's when i was in school, soccer was the game of the future. bringing there world soccer to america. it was going to be a great thing almost immediately. it has taking -- it is taking a wild but that does not mean that change will not take ways. it is a beautiful game. that, butll discover not at the expense of baseball, i don't believe very >> i am here to help build their brand. thank you so much. you.l send it back to the red sox and spo

. >> nfl did this for every city so i quiz had you, i said if you have philadelphia celebrity promoting who do you think would be in it. >> hoist the biggest celebrity. >> pretty much. >> right now. >> yeah. >> does he have a hang over. >> yes. >> bradley cooper. >> watch. >> this is more than the logo. >> this is a family crest. an emblem. a flag. flown by our mothers, fathers and those who came before them. it is a code of arms that hangs on bedroom walls and minivan windows. this is more than a season. this is a marathon. a sunday, a monday, and holidays spent giving thanks to the overly aggressive couch high five. weekday water cooler therapy session and nights spent tossing, over perfect fantasy team because ertz was so good and was taken. since the the gauntlet that runs through 99-degree tailgate in august, 9 inches of snow, did he just jump over a line. this is it. we're just getting started. >> the tv, in the surgical removal of the opponent's logo fight through maximum recommended dosage of speed. >> we definitely can hear his voice, bradley cooper's voice. >> he is a fairly a

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years later the transfer fee is 20 percent it's 5 percent in new york city and 5 percent in chicago and right about 5 percent in every other city that sells medallions and the effect of 20 percent has put a a strangle on the potential buyer many people are balking at buying the very day they buy it the medallion is basically worth 200 200 thousand and to lower it to 5 percent -- so the perceived value would actually rise by 37 $37,000 that way and it might eventually this scenario with uber some day would put you in the position to raise the price back up and other cities they go for half a million or more so i think it's it's a penny wise pound foolish thing to put a high transfer fee on the drivers and i think the the director heinicke has gotten a lot of credit but right now the young drivers can put a pink mustache on their personal car and they know they don't have adequate insurance and they can make a lot of money so you need a system the industry needs to boost and it's something under your control so i hope you will ask staff. thank you. >> thank you. >> mary maguire. >> she's the last person interested in a

city figures in every religion and country must speak out against intolerance and distortion. isis and related ideologies are in no way related to islam, nor should we commit any form of phobia.hobi we are working on a resolution that will adjust the somatic targeting of religious communities. the world must also act as one to help solve mobile injustices. we cannot underestimate their recruitment power of a sense of exclusion from basic human rights. first and foremost, a just resolution to the conflict. the united, global voice is equally vital of supporting a .olution in syria in iraq, we are encouraged to see a solid start for an inclusive new government that will fight terrorist effort to exploit sectarianism. toope will be a global call support countries like my own at the forefront of the fight. jordan is a critical lynch in of stability. our borders and secure with terror threats on two fronts. just this week, we have oil get another terrorist operation against our country. we remain a major shock absorber for flights from syria. we are holding up these critical respon

. >>> the city of palo alto is warning the public about a disturbing problem. nearly every day city crews are picking up pet cats that have been killed by coyotes. ktvu's janine de la vega joins us live from palo alto where she has video of one of those attacks. janine? >> reporter: claudine, we're here in robles park. this is in the middle of the neighborhood. we're not near the foothills. this is where a body of a cat was found gutted by coyotes in the night. now, here is some surveillance video taken in palo alto from a home last fall showing a coyote with a dead cat in a neighborhood in the middle of the night. palo alto animal services says the incidents of coyotes coming into neighborhoods and killing cats has increased significantly over the past few years. in the last two weeks, animal control officers are picking up the bodies of domestic cats every day of cats in neighborhood that are not again near the foothills. >> most of the cats are owned. we get them microchipped and we notify the owners that their cat has been deceased. >> animal control officers speculate

home prices fell in almost every major city. the monthly survey shows 70 cities where prices dropped in 68, most since comparative data became available in 2011. cost of a new home fell 1.2% in beijing and more if in shanghai. the total amount of floor space sold between january and august dropped 10% from a year earlier. consumers are putting off new homes as they expect prices to drop even more. >>> u.s. central bank officials announced they would keep key interest rates near 0 for a considerable time. the federal reserve policy maker said they'll scale down bond purchases with the aim of ending them next month. the central bank issued a statement after the two day federal open market committee. it said the fed will reduce monthly purchases of bonds by $10 billion bringing the buying amount down to 15 million. after the meeting, janet yellen explained what was meant by a considerable time. >> i want to emphasize, there's no mechanical interpretation of what the term considerable time means. as i've said repeatedly the decision

the president did nothing as every city fell in iraq. not a thing.merican people say 91% say isis is a threat, well, now we've got pinprick strikes. is there any connection to politics here? >> you know, you can make the argument to be sure because we all know the wag the dog scenario. presidents tend to get a little boost when they get into war situations. what makes me question just a bit this time is if you look at the reaction people are having. and as you said when you introduced the segment, it would be all about the senate. you're not seeing those with the natural tendency to not going along with this president, they're not suddenly standing up and cheering for him. so if it was political, i think it's going to end up having no benefit. and i think there's a good argument to be made that this wasn't really about politics. >> you know something, john rich, if the president really wanted to save those cities americans died for in iraq, i think he would have done it way back in january when this all started. the president said a month ago he wasn

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three, we got to do something about our trans national gangs that are operating in every texas city.the cartels. four, human trafficing. we've got to stop human trafficing, trafficing of young children turning into sex slaves here in the united states. five, we've got to secure the border against potential national security threats that are crossing the border. today a lot of our border patrol signs in the texas brush are in english, spanish, and chinese. there's an unconfirmed judicial watch story about isis activity in juarez, a city south of el paso. a very liberal democrat congressman, but of course that's redundant, debated me last saturday, and he made light of the border threat, saying the fbi and the cia had told him there are no known confirmed terrorist threats along our southern border at the present time. at the present time. that's not the question, congressman. the question is, is there isis activity targeted against the united states? and the answer is clearly yes. every message that we've seen coming out of isis focuses on mobilizing terrorist islam against the united

the light rail fleet right now is on embarrassment to our city and every week it's impacting our economy and pushing people into their cars it's time to retire this fleet i'm very, very proud of that contract and colleagues ask for your supermarket support >> supervisor breed. >> thank you i'm excited this contract is before us and as sdmefr o supervisor scott wiener mentioned it's not fulfilled funded and my awe anyone else is when we purchase a home we don't necessarily cvs have all the money to purchase the home but have to make the necessary arrangements with our city government so assure we have the money this is imperfect not because we have a failing fleet but we're building additional the central subway the tim frye light rail and other trains are important to getting folks to work and we need to make sure we have trains that work. when the doors break the train goes out of service which the trains are installed on the tracks the trains are out of service what is great with the current fleet they've need replace 80 repair up to 5 thousand miles the trains we anticipate receiving

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again, we are facing another tsunami and that is the trans national gangs in every city. if you don't remember anything i said today please remember this one thing. including 3,000 murders. when your friends say it doesn't hurt. it kills texans. it hurts texans. it kills americans and hurts americans. i respect mexico and i respect the efforts of the previous president and the fight against the drug cartels. mexican president was wrong on 9/11 when he issued a press release saying texas was putting the texas national guard on the border for politics. governor perry and i are both conservative republicans but we run and serve completely independent of each other. and i just didn't wake up yesterday and dawn on me that we need to do something about securing the border. i started eight years ago. eight years ago i said i'm fed up with the federal government. they are not going to do their constitutional responsibility to defend our sovereign border. and when that happens i believe the state will have not just a right but obligation to step in and act independent of the feder