those are early excellence initiatives. the first products that will be in the initial standards are fy-14. those are typically entered the end of the fiscal year. they are all on budget and on schedule and we will provide additional data about those projects as soon as those projects are awarded. >> let's go to park wars for a second. i went there in february. when was that originally slated to be completed? >> may of 2014. >> now when is it slated to be completed? >> in early 2018. >> so they're having to stay in the same facility. it's exceptionally dangerous, correct? >> the reason fort morrisbee is getting a new embassy is because it's dangerous. >> when did you get a final determination that the marines would be located at fort morrisby? >> the numbers were provided in 2008. as the committee knows, the numbers and the program for the embassy is not set by the obo. >> i'm asking you when did you get notification that the marines would be located at -- >> we had a contract in 2011. two years into the construction of tha

the vision center of excellence is a joint effort between dod and va, and all the centers of excellence, dod authorized navy to be involved with this authority partnership between the navy on behalf of dod with -- >> that clears up -- i've been to walter reed and i saw the center. is that the same center? but nevertheless, we are still having problems with the registry being popular. help me understand this registry. the registry has not been populated. we're waiting for the contract to be sold and using by the end of fiscal year 2015 is when we expect this registry work to be done, or begin? >> no, sir. dr. mccarthy again. the registry contract is out for bid at this point. it's on the streets and will have the bids in by mid-june and we expect it to be awarded and the data entry to start by the end of the fiscal year. .. dock or access the record? >> as long as it's an electronic record, yes. and as it was stated earlier most of the records in dod are now in electronic form in the health record system. i guess the daylight or the gap is between the interoperability and seamless intero

was full ofubmarine mud which was excellent for us. as archaeologist, it signaled we were going to have good preservation, and we did. looking at the artifacts, including human remains and associated artifacts and trying to put those into contacts to context,happened, that to seethose into context what happened, how the crew died, for example. this will hopefully point us to a conclusion as to what happened that night. the crew is a fascinating part of the story of the hunley. if you look at the submarine, it is a long, narrow tube. out,ng and it, going making an attack, several hours out, several hours back, putting your life at risk, knowing that if anything goes wrong at all you will meet certain death. the first two crews of a submarine died in accidents in training in charleston. you can imagine the third crew knew full well that everybody else who had worked on a , on a submarine, had died, but they were still willing to join the third crew and take the summary noun and try to do something. the third crew were from all different

we wake up and say, did it deliver on our expectations of excellence? i said to barry levinson, congratulations. he said to me, why are you congratulating me? i know it is brilliant. i've seen it. that is all i need to know. i've been at this long time and you're the first ceo of the network or studio who is ever said anything like that. that is not because i am more noble, it is because that is what defines success for our brand. globally as well. the questions in the level of sophistication of the questions about our artists, the producers, about we are trying to do, it is as if they live in los angeles or new york and they are every bit as expert on what the brand stands for. >> [inaudible] there we go. thank you. a case about it not being the numbers is "girls." in a single night, it would be a million. that is not a huge number. that show is critical to your success. >> they are high-quality shows reaching a particular -- i look at it this way. we have 43 million constituents across hbo and cinemax. we are trying to create more and more addicts amo

[applause] >> your excellencies, mrs.obama, first lady of the united states of america, your excellencies, first ladies, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, i come to the united states government and the george bush institute for this unique opportunity to be part of this event as we discuss the provisions of quality education for our girls. i am particularly happy to be here because of our shared values of democracy and the iso- relationship that exists between my country, ghana, and the trend aid of america. your excellencies, as ghana joins the world to observe -- i called for prioritizing quality education for girls. [inaudible] your excellencies, in africa girls need quality education and these challenges are not limited only to enrollment, progression, completion, accessibility, early marriage, early pregnancy. they also face -- [inaudible] while boys are allowed to play and rest, the girls in addition to going to school must be doing domestic chores. this is a part of social contribution. mayors also the ch

excellency? >> thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i thank you for a meeting this meeting in swift response to the arab group's request to allow the general assembly to receive these important briefings as we collectively considered the crisis in palestine arising from criminal and destructive israeli war against the palestinian civilian population in the gaza strip. as we seek to determine the most appropriate international response to this calamity based on international law, the u.n.'s political, legal, and moral responsibilities for the question of palestine, and our shared humanity, it is only fitting that the general assembly mobilizes and makes its contributions. i thank security general ban ki-moon for his president -- present at this meeting and is dedicated advocacy for peace, including his recent recent -- visit to the region and his efforts to promote a cease-fire. i also say to you i to the commissioner for human rights, , the special coordinator for the middle east process, and the assistant secretary general

white just described. >> all right, excellent. >> the vote is three is. >> motion passes. >> next item please. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> the next order of business is item 5i amending ocii's debt policy to reflect redevelopment dissolution law, ocii's responsibilities for community facility district debt and federal disclosure requirements for issuers of public debt. >> commissioners, the last time we amended our debt policy was well over a decade ago. we have before you a proposed amendment to our debt policy to really reflect the state of where things are today, so with that, i'd like to ask -- looks like john, our senior financial analyst, to walk you through the substance of the proposed amendment post issuance debt is expandsed to include cfd bonds, follow fcc guidance and to impend the city's disclosure policy appendixes as best practices model to be applied as appropriate. current ocii practice is to have secondary market tables prepared by a fiscal consultant and we've adopted that formally in this policy. the swap derivative policy, which was amended to the 2004 policy wa

this item can about because are a of a great business that's been an excellent member but found itself in violation of the arcade violation. in 1982 pinball and arcade were popular they are or folks were concerned of the corruption of our youth so the board of supervisors passed extensive regulations where and when and how our arcade games can be placed in san francisco there are arbitrary try decisions if you're restaurant installed one game you'll have to pay over seven hundred fees and $300 every year therefore you can't have a game between 3 hundred feet of a school or any gas station not an arcade game in other another place located in a cv d. and not after school hours you're required to give the pd police department and the department access to any games as deemed necessary a requirement that is unreasonable but i'm sure it violates the fourteenth amendment of our resolution if you're knowingly in violation the chief of police will immediately impounded you all our games until you pay $25 per game to the san francisco police department. the times have changed and arcade and on b

white just described. >> all right, excellent. >> the vote is three is. >> motion passes. >> next item please. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> the next order of business is item 5i amending ocii's debt policy to reflect redevelopment dissolution law,

white just described. >> all right, excellent. >> the vote is three is. >> motion passes. >> next item please. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> the next order of business is item 5i amending ocii's debt policy to reflect redevelopment dissolution law, ocii's responsibilities for community facility district debt and federal disclosure requirements for issuers of public debt. >> commissioners, the last

. >> great, excellent. >> would you care to comment on your selection process from mercy housing. , the process that might be underway. >> yeah, we actually worked with city agencies to come up with an rfq so that we could make the opportunity available to all the daycare providers in the city and so we issued that rfq and i think i may need sharon's help, but i think we got quite a broad response. i think we had at least four daycare providers responds and we're in the process of making the review and selection. >> excellent. >> thanks. >> any other questions? the only comment that i would make is that i see that the developer has achieved a 98.8% sbe participation for services and that the 98% are san francisco based sbes. that's amazing. thank you. no more questions? do i hear a motion? >> i just want to know about the babysitting job, what do you call that? child care senor. how much do you charge per child? do you have any idea? center. how much do you charge per child? do you have any idea? >> we don't know yet. that will depend on how many slots they can bring in, but it is antic

first, we're not talking about firing our way to excellence. we're talking about grossly ineffective teachers who are harming kids every day . everyone greed. experts on the other side agreed, grossly ineffective teachers are in classrooms and harm children. that's one piece of it. the other piece of it is we're not talking about i monolithic looking at test scores, but a variety of things. in-class performance, observation, are kids doing better. that would be one factor. the other part of the law that the judge struck down is the law that fires teachers without looking at how they're doing their job. if they're doing a great job they still get fired. does our case resolve every issue, no. >> when we come back we'll talk about the prospects going forward for california and for tenured teachers everywhere. this is inside story. stay with us. >> i'm ali velshi, the news has become this thing where you talk to experts about people, and al jazeera has really tried to talk to people, about their stories. we are not meant to be your first choice for

this item can about because are a of a great business that's been an excellent member but found itself in violation of the arcade violation. in 1982 pinball and arcade were popular they are or folks were concerned of the corruption of our

this item can about because are a of a great business that's been an excellent member but found itself in violation of the arcade violation. in 1982 pinball and arcade were popular they are or folks were concerned of the corruption of our youth so the board of supervisors passed extensive regulations where and when and how our arcade games can be placed in san francisco there are arbitrary try decisions if you're restaurant installed one game you'll have to pay over seven hundred fees and

the food this year i think is excellent. the activities in particular are great. the staff that has been put together to do sports and art activities has done a stellar job. they really engage the people getting up doing things getting involve. you could be at the lake and somebody is putting together a volleyball game and bring the kids out and even kids that are shy and don't want to engage i feel the staff did an excellent job presenting all of that. i also want to remind the commissioners and the public gathered here today and who will see this we're having our ninetieth anniversear gala and event to recognize the firefighters and the staff that helped save the camp from the rim fire last year and want to raise money for special equipment, emergency equipment that the camp could use in the future. the event at the lake merced boat house on the 20th and tickets are available and i have invitations here today but they can get more information on our website. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> anyone else to make general public comment? come on up. >> hi i am

this item can about because are a of a great business that's been an excellent member but found itself in violation of the arcade violation. in 1982

so i think it's an excellent choice. i just have one question which is something that it's not a question as mainly if you can expand on this because it's something that you said in your statement and i think is very much really important thing for something as important as critical as the board of appeals which is what happens when you have a pro per someone who is representing themselves who may not have the skills, the ability as way of getting their story out and making sure there is an equal opportunity given for that side of the case being heard. i really appreciate that point that you made and it very much goes to who you are and if you can expand on that because i think it's very important. >> i think there is a perception that courts and bodies like this are only open to people who can afford them, and that people who bring lawyers and people who have money to take the time to pull together maps and all the things to present a very cogent case. when i was an expert, there is a litigant who was a pro per. i watch

we used excellent intelligence that we have and it is important to praise those people who brought this intelligence. during this work, operation against the tunnels, many of our excellent soldiers and officers were killed in order to bring peace to the settlements, the towns near the gaza border. we continue destroying different offensive capabilities of the hamas organization, especially the actions of our air force. hamas is paying a very heavy price. we act in a most resolute way to destroy the tunnels, kill the terrorists, and destroy their capability of missiles and rockets. yesterday our army destroyed a campus of islamic university in gaza where under the guise of activities they develop explosive device. we continue hurting the hamas. we will not compromise the security of israeli people. this operation continues for a long time. hamas suffers and actually created this problem for themselves. we will continue and we are supported by you, citizens of israel, and they, the leaders of hamas will know that we will continue acting against those goals until the goal will be accomplis

[ cheers ] excellent. that's just excellent. what's not excellent is this.d news for the post office. the united states postal service reported that it lost over $2 billion over the course of three months this year. to offset the losses, they're planning to raise the price of stamps to $2 billion. [laughter] that's just one person. this is scary. yesterday toronto mayor rob ford announced that he had received an e-mail threatening to blow up city hall unless he resigned within 12 hours. unfortunately mayor ford only read up to the word "blow" and immediately responded with a yes. [ laughter ] i was surprised to hear this. the fcc voted to require all cell phone carriers to let customers text 911 instead of calling. hold tight, grandma. [laughter] i'm trying to find an emoji for cardiac arrest! there's someone in the house. text 911. okay, but i don't want to come off as desperate. [ laughter ] they wrote back "k." [ laughter ] i hate that, i hate when they write back "k." hey, you guys, today is national middle child day. [ cheers and applause ] and appropri

out was an excellent example of that. and what i'm getting at is this. what i think they're using these bloated lists for is to try to force people primarily in the muslim arab communities to be informants for the government. and they use the fact that they are designated to try to make them informants. it's a combination of these two things. and on the one hand, the aclu makes a very strong civil liberties argument, that the reasonable suspicion standard, and not reasonable doubt, or not probable cause, is used to put people on this list. it's essentially like a global stop and frisk program. there are civil liberties issues. but the fbi people that we've talked to also are against the bloating of this list, because they say that they're just getting inundated with names of people that really don't have any known links to terrorism, and it's causing real terror investigations to be flooded with meaningless, frivolous information that ultimately hinders the ability to root out actual terrorists in our society. >> one of the strike things about the situat

madam chair the vote is 3 i's >> excellent. thank you. >> thank you. next item, please. >> the next order of business item 6 public comment on non-agenda items. madam chair >> any speaker cards. >> a no one. any members of the public that wish to address the commission on matters of public comment >> i'm sorry yes. i noticeed that the slink age of the members. >> we went on a diet. >> did the mayor wish to appoint anymore. also i notice on the looking on the forward calendar nothing mentioned about the very important senate bill 1404 that relates to the issues you've talked about housing. this is quite interesting and quite how can i put it in a way that we the community have to lobby not in this hall but in the state capitol with governor jerry brown because it looks like he'll be around if for the fourth time in a row but audio effectively this 1404 obviously is going to be in the business of mayor ed lee and what he's doing now but the bottom line i think there should be a special hearing on this in the community for which this impacts the communiti

thank you so much, your excellency. and thank you for all for coming today. [applause] and thank you again to our partners in the world affairs council, d.c. we are adjourned. >> please return your receivers outside. >> speeches by the candidates running for the u.s. senate seat in kentucky. aboutthat, a discussion conspiracy theories and their impact on national security. the annual fancy farm picnic was held today in kentucky. i'm the speakers, republican senate leader mitch mcconnell grimes.son other speakers included steven beshear and senator brand paul. it comes courtesy of kentucky educational public television.

other commissioners are making their way up here, i want to thank you, captain perea and that was excellent and you have growned well in the roles, and it is very impressive. and what we do now, is this is the part where we have the community input, so if you have anything that you would like to south dakota to what the captain said, anything more that you would like to see out of the district now is your opportunity and so we will start the public comment. >> line item five, public comment, the public is now welcome to address the commission, regarding items that do not appear on tonight's agenda, but are within the subject matter or jurisdiction of the commission and the speakers shall address the remarks to the commission as a whole and not to the individual commissioners. the department or occ personnel and the police, and the commission and rules of order, during the public comment, either the police or the occ personnel or the commissioners are required to respond to the questions presented by the public but may provide a brief response, and the individual commissioners and police and

and again, just like the chief, he was excellent with us and he worked with the community and we had a neighborhood walk, and 20 years ago when it was not safe in the mission to walk on 24th street. and every friday night. we had our parents and we had the children in the program. and we had officer thanks to the chief for doing that to us. and now, as you can see, the mission is much better in my viewpoint because i am right at a good location that i request see whatever is happening. and also, i want to thank the chief because i know that it is his idea about garfield park. i have been looking at garfield park for many years. i at 35 little kids from 7th grade on to kindergarten, and it is not too nice to have a park, a half a block from you when you can't bring your kids to play there. and now, we can bring our kids there and we need some improvement, and i am sure that the chief is going to work on that one. and the officers. there needs a little improvement, but, you know, we can go, and the parents feel very relaxed that the kids can go and play soccer, and baseball, and any ty

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chief of staff and kate howard both from the controller's office and the mayor's office for their excellent work thank you very much (clapping) budget whiz wards i call them. but i'd like to an opportunity to specially niefrt david for a few words he's been watching this in his district and the whole board of supervisors. supervisor david chiu >> thank you mr. mayor just a couple of words first of all, those of us who were here when i came into office we had half a billions of we were debating whether to close down first stations and trying to figure out where to cut hubt i publicity and services i want to thank dan roman field in 149 we passed two year bushlt. >> hydrahave a healthy budget due to our budget wizards i want to congratulate us was likely the easily budget to move forward because our economy is healthier but we're working together to fourth our top priorities and what we're going to invest in i want this thank obviously there's a tremendous amount of work that happens at the board of supervisors i want to thank the staff and the budget committee their hard work led lbe their f

[laughter] thank you so much, your excellency. and thank you all for coming today. [applause] and thank you to you all. thank you, again, to our partners in the world affairs council d.c. we are adjourned. >> translator: please return your receivers to the table outside to. [inaudible conversations] >> please return your translating devices -- >> our foundation -- >> on your screen here on c-span2, that is the former mayor of new york city michael bloomberg introducing day two of over 50 heads of african nations. president obama is hosting the three-day event and day two focusing on business. opening remarks here from the former mayor, also commerce secretary penny pritzker. the president will speak later, also the vice president and the heads of a number of mayor u.s. corporations. it's just getting started, so is our live coverage here on c-span2. >> that part of our relationship still is vitally important, but africa has now developed into a global economic force, and so our relationship must evolve and mature. and that is the purpose of this forum, to recast our