excellent, excellent. you saw the reflection off the water coming back down like that. excellent. also when the first beam that we-- and up here, up here. excellent, excellent. here i'm concentrating on the part i want to teach about, huh, and you saw the whole show, honey. that's great, okay? there is, there's a reflection here. it turns out water will also reflect light. you can't get any water that won't reflect a little bit. it's going to reflect some and refract some, okay? and coming down here at the mirror, reflect. some goes off here, huh? and some continued here. so you get all those, very good. lee? what's the angle of the reflected light that reflects before it goes down compared to the light reflected from the mirror. so the light reflected from the water and the light reflected from the mirror. yeah, this angle here and this angle here would be the same if this and this are parallel, okay? and this angle here would be the same as this angle here too, right? no. how many people are, "yeah, okay

the 3 to one federal match is a excelling 0 thing because the lions share is a covered by the federal fund but has a flow to the state >> for the hospitals that need more treerlts. >> it would mean more interpreters on the ground and in some cases it would also mean translation services are available remotely so you'd have trick or treats for the language interpretation that are remotely assessed that are less common but more specific now net incomes has a variety of languages in san francisco but if you have someone that spoke russian that's less common you'll get case to those services. >> if there's an emergency like the flight asiana you could employ people. >> you can deploy them remotely. >> we would have had the reality there were so many provider in san francisco that had the language skills necessary for a passenger based upon significantly which ones and korean was very important for that flight. >> this is san francisco remembering kree commission. >> commissioner brul. >> commissioner lo. >> here. >> commissioner mcdonald. >> here. >> harrison and lovington do have excused

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the young people that have been at the white house and were today protesting the key stone excel i think are really taking a lead. and my hope is that the whole environmental movement can really embrace younger people, environmental justice groups, native american nations and others as we all move forward together. but i really appreciate all the work of [speaker not understood] strong and really better commitments from the bay area air quality management district and the leadership that you guys show, but also in the interest of building a broader environmental movement for the future of all of our communities, but thank you. >> okay. do we have any other items before us? and did you the public utilities commission have to do their own close out for this hearing? so, if there are no other item before us, we are adjourned. [gavel] (clapping.) >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping.) hello, i'm luke and i'll translate what my friend justice said. we're exist with other students with bay area french schools in welcoming his excellency from the french republic inform san francisco. no

a former dropout, koonce came to the excel center after being laid off from his job on a assembly line and struggling to find a place to live. >> there was two things i'm terrified of, you know being homeless, i've never been homeless in my life, and having to do math. so i had to confront both of those fears at the same time >> reporter: koonce studied hard, graduated with a 3.2 g.p.a, and later found a job at a packaging warehouse for amazon. for a man who hadn't been in a classroom in more than 30 years, he found the teachers to be patient and encouraging and felt he succeeded, in part, because he could pick up where he left off when he dropped out of high school at 16. >> i didn't have to go through high school from the beginning to end it's just from exactly from when i walked out the door as to where i walked back in and they test you, they figure out where you are at and tell you what you need and they help you get there. >> reporter: president and c.e.o jim mcclelland says his organization's educational effort is not only helping people like koonce today, but >> we have a lot o

it's our hope this will start in san francisco and it will be an excellent resource that will continue to make san francisco one of the most progressive cities when it comes to the disability community and the aging population and i welcome any questions you might have. >> are there any comments or questions from councilmembers? i would like to make one. this is great. it's just amazing. it's such a better way for people to choose care workers than over the phone and it gives a lot of information before you ever to have ask a question directly to the person and it narrows down the time you have to we've through people get the personal care that you have to do. i really appreciate this. >> thank you. we are very excited about this. it's something that is very much within our wheel house and something we have very strong competency in. all of our providers know what they are doing and they are expensed and have passed or graduated from a training program and you nailed it on the head, being able to access that information before hand means that you are able to make that decision so much

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so excellent excellent decision. this year you took a 0 oechlt --. >> for the first 2 months, in 2013, they had a really bad flu season. these numbers are looking a lot better. i'm very optimistic and actuaries are not supposed to be optimistic. they are supposed to be conservative. we'll nail that zero this year. there goes my credential out the door. so we go ahead and roll it altogether and we are at an a 93 percent loss ratio and fully funded and have a $13 million obligation to the continue gency -- reserve. we don't have to hope that we'll get the contingency reserve which was what i initially anticipated when i did the math. it's all coming right away. these are looking pretty good. with that being the case, i want to go, are there any questions? i want to take a 5 percent trade on the conclusive page, putting it forward, used a target loss ratio that on a very conservative for the actives alone, very conservative without banking in the better scene, this projected for 2 years would only be a 7 percent increas

that's an excellent question. >> through the chair, i just wanted to thank you for coming today. i first got an acquainted with the ambassador program through my attendance at the mayor's hall business meeting. i think the ambassador program is a great name. you help to navigate people to the different facilities and services so they can participate in the public process. our office is part of mid-market. we are right there at the civic center and we see your ambassadors everyday and i just always really appreciate how the ambassadors who are working not only with the people that are living on the streets but also as you said with the business people who maybe a little confused about where they landed. and it just seems to be a service to the entire community. i really love our ambassadors and i'm happy to see you here today. >> thank you very much. >> okay we'll move on to public comment on this item. >> larry, they call me juicy. i'm at the ambassador hotel and the band played on about aids when we first took this and control and found a cure today. but what i think about ambas

we're exist with other students with bay area french schools in welcoming his excellency from the french republic inform san francisco. now may i please present the achieve pro to call charring let (clapping) >> you couldn't have said that better. so french is alive and well in our french american schools and french is in the air with our invite with the french republic of france we're delight to have you here. we're pleased you've brought a delegation i believe the administrators of your government and the elected officials and your ambassadors and advisory. you're in a city of innovation and the french have brought so much here today wear in city hall and your host is mayor ed lee who women's to you to this city hall who has a great deal to talk about the french architecture. thank you, mr. president for coming west after your visit in washington, d.c. pr it's n a little in congress so you, you came across the united states to study fast foods but we welcome you here today. and san francisco we hope that not only you learn about all the innovation but i also know you'll see the hospita

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and hopefully, we will catch things before they become novs. >> excellent, comment, commissioner and if i could add to that, the first thing is that one thing that i am hoping to look at is being able to happen and being able to supervise the district categories of types of violations so that i can see the patterns and be able to deploy more effectively the staff. we are focusing on the inspections of the hotel and doing an audit of the amendies, do they have the elevators and the grab bars and the postings? and several other areas of criteria that were putting into a profile for the for profit and the non-profit hotels and so we figured that was because of need where we needed to focus our energy on initially and we are also doing the apartment buildings and we are focusing right now on the residential hotel and so we will be happy to come back with those results. >> right. >> i also like to know how you are doing the inspections, do you surprise the people or let them know ahead of the time. >> when we do a inspection we do, but in this enstance we are looking at the hotel conversi

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i also met with his excellency his afternoon. conversation, his excellency conveyed china's commitment to continue and intensify the search operation in any way possible. and to deploy any assets that may be required. malaysia has provided his excellency and his delegation with a full update on the latest information from inmarsat. his excellency also received a comprehensive briefing from the international technical team. as i mentioned yesterday, based on the new information provided by inmarsat, we have established an international working group. the agencies involved in this working group include inmarsat. aaib. the chinese aaid. ntsb. faa, boeing and rolls royce, southwest the relevant malaysian authorities. the role of the working group is to help try and refine inmarsat data. and if possible, more accurately determine the final position of mh-370. i should like to note that the ceo of malaysian airlines has joined me on the stage today. he will be able to answer any questions you have. and as in communication and communica

and henry kissinger has an excellent piece in today's washington post about this very thing it's completely ignored the very special and the over the cream as a state and i think the e.p.a. has been far too aggressive the idea of economic sanctions and so forth is simply silly and as we saw and heard from the earlier the enormous economic interests of germany france britain would really preclude economic sanctions while the crisis in ukraine and the way its coverage is affecting the situation right after the break stay with us. the first issue that this government this interim government preoccupied itself which was the future of the russian language in ukraine and at a time when. the country's. government was prepared to take. you know what appears to. many people at least in the west let's say

your question is an excellent one. how they migrated one from the outermost portion of our network to our point of sale data is an excellent question. i do not have the answer to that. >> who is they? >> the intruder, excuse me. >> chairwoman ramirez, i congratulate the federal trade commission for the recent announcement of its 50th data security case. underave been successful section five. legislation the ftc has consistently called for. can you talk about why you see the need for such legislation? why isn't your existing authority under the ftc act enough? >>.gov for your question. i want to thank you for your leadership in this area. has undertaken critically important work in this arena. i think what we see happening in the rest of -- any marketplace is showing that companies are continuing to under-and best it comes to data security. that is why more needs to be done in this area and why we think congress needs to take have a comprehensive legislation that addresses the issues of data security. we want to highlig

from the studio bureau news in brussels his excellence came up with barramundi he runs ambassador to the european union. and from vienna robert kelly associate senior research fellow. he's with the stockholm international peace research institute welcome to all of you have a question to all of you starting with aria. there is a new round of talks going on piano quarter final agreement how serious do you think iran is in opening its nuclear programs in the world or is it just buying time the political will he stand still. my taste nice to see the nice pretty serious than you and think and i slept on the kennedy agency neocon has had input costs the nation they have few points where their disagreements. so my tiffany's. these went to go well if he's serious and we'll put aside its ambassador of how much of political will do you see on both sides going into these talks. he knows just who the nuclear program he is an inseparable. a component of the town's comprehensive national development plans and he's proven he's on the head the iaea monitoring and we are up so to see is interesting t

he was an excellent person and an excellent pilot. let me let you hear what the ex-malaysian ceo said about pilot shah. >> he's an excellent pilot. and i think and also an excellent gentleman. i think they're going the wrong way, pointing finger at him. >> reporter: so there you go. he says i think they're going the wrong waypointing a finger at him. the bottom line is, piers, the investigation has to continue. they have got to find some proof as to exactly how this happened. they need to find evidence. and then they need to show that evidence. until then it is hard to believe anything. when it's in front of the cameras, in front of the lights, down on paper and it's official and there's a name with it, then we can go with it. but i think a lot of this is conjecture, theories, people looking at any possibility. of course they have to look at the pilots. it is not fair to demonize them until there is proof and we can all see it, piers? >> we also heard from captain zaharie shah's son, ahmed seth zaharie, he defendaed his fathe "i read

you know wants to sit in the desolation that is yes is an excellent point in breach of india is not the neighborhood about two days. despite one unit of negotiations intense negotiations of course the nba and up up the side of the park uzbek city of extended india was supposed to be live on the storm before elections. it's not the neighbor to do with that it's not the neighbor today but even after the elections but in addition actions and now in days and it led to what i would recommend some onion that was no one can read now that he is but it didn't win but you don't have that kind of non binding upon them and see this it is not yet though. there's not as though one wonders when the next government comes in i'd bet on today's pick up pieces that india would to god as the weeks of the blog of its body comes to fall in india. what is up when she cut the ends relationship of when the bjp is is it going is it the same level of confidence. she has been the bjp of fun additions added you know. if you see she had a great deal of being when the gandhi family. he goes back several years in coll

one step we took few years ago was to create centers of exlen exceller head stamplet this was 2506-200. the governor of each state would be permitted to pink a pick at t two communities or cities where they were doing the best job of spending in a coordinated way money for early learning and childhood development. not only are these $18 billion federal dollars being spent, but many states have additional funding for recalll early child. most states have kindergarten programs. many states have programs for 3- and 4-year-olds. the idea was to see if we could encourage, say, nashville, denver, des moines, to take a look at all the dollars for all the children between 0-6 and all the dollars being spent, public, private, federal, state, and local, and see who's doing the best job of putting that all together. it is always a problem in a big, complex country like this when you have a decentralized government. children do not live in silos. so the center of excellence was a modest beginning to try to encourage the better spending, what is up to $18 billion of money already being spent. and i

president al lesson and i had an excellent conversation and we talked about how to encourage growth and encourage notation in all the areas of the economy while making sure our economic success reaches all our citizens. we talked about how to adjust common challenges like housing and education and jobs and affordability. so we want to encourage partnerships within businesses and san francisco and france. but perhaps the greatest ties go beyond the government and businesses those are the bonds of family. since the earliest days of san francisco when we were known as yerba buena french men, women, and children left their homes and their ancestors and came here for tuesday night. our city is proud we've been

it's an excellent idea. in any case it's up to us to help the poor as best we can.ik and sofochka are fast asleep as though nothing had happened. we've got such a crowd of people in the house. there are people whichever way you turn. there's flu about in the town, i'm so afraid the children might catch it. you can't see the fire from this room. it's quiet in here. yes, i suppose my hair must be in a mess. they say i've grown fatter. but it's not true. i'm not a bit fatter. masha's asleep. she's tired poor dear. how dare you sit down in my presence, get up. get out of here. i can't understand why you keep that old woman in this house. forgive me for saying so but... she's quite useless, she's just a peasant. her right place is in the country. i do like order in the home. i don't like having useless people about. you're tired poor dear, our head mistress is tired. when my sofochka grows up and goes to school i'll be frightened of you. i'm not going to be a head mistress. oh, you'll be asked, olyachka, it's as good as settled. i'll refuse. i couldn't do it. i wouldn't

your heiness and excellence and heiness and arab secretary general and peace be upon you all. allow me at the very beginning to convey the greetings of the custodian and wishes for your conference to be successful, one. and we would like us to praise the wisdom of kuwait and his wisdom would be enough for the conference to be a success. and brothers we meet today within a very critical and sensitive situation as the arab league is facing a lot of challenges and threat that necessitates the cooperation and the efforts from every one of us in order to protect the arab world. and this will be only achieved through our strong will, sincere will and the collective coordination, and the growing collective coordination in order to have our joint projects to face the current situation. the palestinian issue has been always on top of our priorities. along the decades and the kingdom of saudia arabia and it's fixed in this regards and we hope the talks will lead to a comprehensive and peace that will allow the palestinian people to restore the legitimate right according to the internati

the present time they felt there might be room for local regulations. >> thank you. >> that is an excellent point. >> so first of all i want to start with a couple of slides as a matter of background, but there is a lot of text on this slide and it represents some excerpts from the san francisco charter language that was voted into the charter by san francisco voters, that and i think that all of these different elements are implicated by the cpc's decision, and what it really boils down to is first of all, safe streets for residents and visitors, second, access to public transportation by the elderly and the disabled. and third, reduction of congestion on the city streets which also helps make muni perform better and reduction of pollution. so those four points, are reflected in this language from our city's charter. >> then, i also want to talk a little bit about what the values of regulation are. and so, when i asked myself, what it is that i am supposed to be doing as a regulator of taxis these are the values that we are trying to protect, safety is the primary purpose of regulation for

commissioners and through the chair i think that's an excellent prevention i know 311 has been a great access point for city response but the things that flare-up in different parts of the city i know a lot of sense the mission in particular they walk very early and you have young families and the dog-walkerers and there's no way you're going to get across the light and everybody has to sort of run in order to safely cross. i mean so there are certainly target areas that flare-up because of construction or what have you that can be posted people saying can you please obvious this for a that while because of the go prevention mode. the report was clept excellent and we're going to refocus and do the educational training >> thank you. any public comment? >> i've not received any questions. >> item 6 is the consent calendar and we have no items on that so item 7. >> item 7. >> the officer election. >> the election of officer is open and i'd like to start with the president. do i hear a motion or a nomination >> madam chair at this point i'd be honored to nominate for consideration of pres

excel still live in an world. true that't it microsoft still depends much more in the enterprise business and the consumer business? to large very true extent, in sterling terms of growth at this point in time. but i think there's a sense that they're hitched windows and office together so closely am especially with the mobile platform right now, it was either going to go up together were down together. it looks like it's going down together, so we might as well pull the one piece out that we know will have broader appeal for longer period of time and have that be successful. if there is a long-term decline as the pc market declines, we will separate that from the business. >> they can't afford to leave the consumer behind. that is a given. >> larry kantor can get 19.5 minutes more as a research analyst if they have excel on the ipad. you're not sleeping on the plane. >> you can't really use your finger to swipe anything. you still need your keypad. >> you still need your mouse. laptop.you have your >> tweet as. >

i think marie has provided you with an excellent timeline regarding the burial that was encountered on it's februar february 25th. that tuesday they encountered a human burial and the protocols were in place the construction stopped and we sent a popcorn to the sight it was a human burial and the correspondence sent two investigators to the site and the chief examiner came to the sight. the native american heritage in sacramento was sent and this person is selected from a list of native americans who put their name on the lists and andrew goggling vin is the occur later at the - he's someone we've worked with and we understand his concerns and he understands audio arc colon works and the day after mr. goggling vin was a appointed on webs the day after me met with the pmc team and this construction folks and the l m.d. made his concerns known and agreed to provide recommendations that's his responsibility how the burial needs to be treat and where it needs to be returned. that friday, he provided the recommendations and accepted them and we started to prepare a treatment plan that's the

. - and you are an excellent chess player. i have no experience operating a political campaign. - we could all help. - definitely. - yes, absolutely. well, thanks for your vote of confidence. but i'd rather continue reading my newspaper and drinking my coffee. speaking of which. i can smell the meat loaf cooking from here. it just needs your final touch. i hope you don't want any water to drink with your dinner. at $30,000 a month, i'm thinki champagne would be much cheaper. don't get me started, carol. i've had it up to here with this city. yeah, me too. you won't believe this, but some of the people over at crossroads cafe had this crazy idea. - yeah ? - they can be so silly sometimes. - so what was their idea ? - they think i should run for city council. what's so crazy about that ? - you're kidding ? - jess, you know this city like the back of your hand. you're serious about this. you bet i am. i'm tired of professional politicians who promise... to do everything and end up doing nothing. they only get elected because ther

thank you to everyone for coming and are excellent panel for being here. after 2012, all the problems the republican party has faced with latino voters really came to a head and all the problem's are evident. the harder part is trying to figure out how to fix those problems. i will not talk too long and then it will turn it over to our panelists here. let's go down the line and we can talk for a few minutes and get some introductory remarks and then we can move onto questions and i would love to involve you guys in the audience at the end. >> thanks for having me on the panel today. always happy to come back and help out american university. i had a great experience here and i would not be where i am today and politics if it were not for my experience and opportunities here between classes, and extracurriculars so i'm always excited to come back. very shorther a presentation, believe it or not, for a pollster, a three page a slide on why it is so important for republicans to fix the latino problem. i want to make it clear from the start that i come from th

because that's what excels in israel beyond anything else. >> you said in the past that the israel snrar philharmonic orches israel when it plays around the world, what do you mean? >> we play our concerts, we are not going there with an israeli flag and just talking about it. there is no propaganda going on. we play european music. in carnegie hall we started it with a little israel piece, then we played brahms and chie co c . we make communicative. >> yet there are a lot of people around the world who see the orchestra as an extension of the state of israel. there have been boycotts, efforts to are disrupt the performances. >> but very few times i must say. there wa was only one case in london two years ago when they tried to interrupt a concert but this has never happened before. this was the only time and i kept on playing the piece. and the audience, there were 6,000 of them in london at the prom concerts and they were completely on our side. and i'm sure many of them sympathized with those who stood with the banner said free palestine. i'm sure they were. >> what do you make of the

social media is gearing up. >> this is an excellent question. bruce, covered in his testimony, how interesting all -- people like this are. they are somehow meeting with errorists back on 9/11. we're not sure if they were co-conspirators are just meeting on the margins. he then ends up getting involved in jihad he practices and teaching that in the united kingdom. he comes back and goes back to yemen and starts radicalizing people on the internet and in chat rooms. four of the five successful post-9/11 attacks were taken on by lone wolf. they are inspired by him. he dies by a drone attack and nspires attacks from the grave. it is interesting how he is able to radicalize people. what is the fbi doing to understand that threat? who are they hiring? are they getting access to the best and the brightest? are they bringing in people who can anticipate where al qaeda and terrorist groups go with these technologies? as mr. komi set a couple of hours ago, are they able to have the resources from congress to train people and educate people to this threat

>> it's excellent.tremendously glad to see australia leading the charge to the southern route. if you know the gps one goes over north and to the land. the one from the south stretching from malaysia to australia has not been looked at that much so far. that is why we moved the p8 down here. it's been an excellent collaboration moving from the gulf of thailand where it started out with nine or ten international partners and now we're up to 25, 26, bringing in india, australia. that he is the epitome of what we do in seventh fleet, is work with all of these maritime nations. so a tremendous collaboration. >> one final question, commander. any thought of the southern fleet bringing in more aircraft, either more p3s or more p 8s? i know the united states navy has them. >> we are looking at that. you have to realize, we have continuous 24-hour operations in support of our missions. so i'll give you an example. the p8 and p3, those really are designed when we say they are great at searching to find small obj

a that's an excellent comment >> commissioner sanchez. >> this has been an excellent report we had on the population our public health committee a while back when presented in depth and also vice president ma letter was there and the presentation was quite in debt and brought out critical issues but the fact that this process has taken over two years you've been inclusive in the dialogues in which you've that been generating in a comprehensive program and i mean institutions such as the honda and our community input our community programs like central latino and all have been parts of the dialog and found out how we're going to face the challenges in the future so your key he recommendation is to have this task force to really provide oversight plus the leadership through the aging is critical as we move forward and the projected date is 2016. there's only one question i had in reference you've presented 44 thousand was that the projection of 2014 or 6 and that will grow by 10 thousand and more was that your understanding >> it was scheduled to go. >> could you please speak into the m

you can't keep slashing and slashing your way to revenue. >> john chen is an excellent tu turnaroundhe's acting fast, he's telling a rational story, turnaround for the company, he's cutting costs, but you can't cut costs to drive revenue, i mean, the decline in revenue, it was precip us to, 63% year over year. it was an 18% sequential decline. the revenue was more stark than people thought. >> maybe, but when you listen to "the call," they had so many places they can monotize now. they talked about merging the two blackberry systems. they talked about mobile device management. the question i guess with the stock now becomes, do they have enough time and cash to get that turnaround? if you believe in the turnaround you have to believe that the company can be there for it. >> i don't think john chen is going to let that balance run down to zero, but the real question in my mind is, you're right, there's a lot of potential here, special situation stock, it's going to be volatile, there could be upside to this, if the market wants to continue to have demands for the products. we'll see t