excellent. those are the members we have today, that says 20, fantastic. we want to add your name, your company, your business to this list as you come down to this room. if you have the forms, please complete them because we are getting ready. we need to see hands raised. get ready. you ready? for real. you ready? all right. [ applause ] sir? mr. carroll? >> my name is kevin carol, on behalf of our members we are joining members to this great city. >> very good. fantastic that deserves a flop. >> he's killing me. >> i got you. go. pledges, please. right here. sir, good morning. >> good morning, my name is mike tieger with amc movie theatres, we are now hiring, 15 jobs available right now. >> all right. very good. thank you. amc. >> yes, ma'am >> hi, my name is maryann and we are pledging four jobs at the fairmount in san francisco. we have commissioner, the california academy of science will pledge 63 jobs to youth. >> fantastic. good morning, everybody, my name is sheila mahoney with ups. ups

the facilities were excellent.he kindergarten room serves to remind people education is about being in a safe place where you can learn from people who are sympathetic to you and understand you and that was exactly what happened here in the elementary school and this was an excellent experience and when they go out and see the exhibits and see the photographs of what schools were like in south carolina and virginia and the district of columbia, and we see the afton american communities and what they adore we begin the question then of how difficult it was for african-americans all across the country to receive a good education in their community. here in topeka, if you look at the school's just standing outside, you would be hard-pressed to determine whether white students or african students attended because the school board really provided all of the same material to light school offered. what is more interesting for most people when they come to visit his they find out after graduating from elementary school, af

the facilities were excellent.he kindergarten room serves to remind people education is about being in a safe place where you can learn from people who are sympathetic to you and understand you and that was exactly what happened here in the elementary school and this was an excellent experience and when they go out and see the exhibits and see the photographs of what schools were like in south carolina and virginia and the district of columbia, and we see the afton american communities and what they adore, we begin the question then of how difficult it was for african-americans all across the country to receive a good education in their community. here in topeka, if you look at the school's just standing outside, you would be hard-pressed to determine whether white students or african students attended because the school board really provided all of the same material to light school offered. what is more interesting for most people when they come to visit his they find out after graduating from elementary school, a

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and providing for excellence why not in our department of public health have that same excellence i'mlad to know that the problem was identified in how long it takes people to get hired and now move to the next step we fill the vacancies that have not been filed we have placed with our nurses and ancillary staff that truly need it's a team we work as a result team when we are missing eligibility workers or food service workers and environmental services workers the team is broken we want to make sure the whole team a complete that is step one but we need to move further and thank you to you to help us get to step two thank you team. >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm jason a nurse in the emergency department and san francisco general i want to remind people in 2008 with the law hospital moved into their facility the staff forced the closure of department and san francisco general we're walking into the same situation i had the privilege of being a part of lean process that ron spoke to with the right staffing model and the permanent staff on hand we met last november to staff the emer

. >> sound like an excellent selection. >> we'll start working on that okay. >> for a supplemental or two where we can move. >> thank you, thank you very much sorry. >> no problem. >> public comment. >> any public comment. >> hello. >> larry bush from friends of ethics i was involved in the selection of the first two executive directors we crude from new york and the points that you've made commissioner renne and commissioner hur you urge to a e have a process or soliciting combutsz from people if the regulated community and the citizens and people that are in similar positions like for example, ante fcc who certainly understands what those things are liquor or leslie the head of the ethics commission there's a group that johnson is fume with a national organization that is made up of ethics commission people but getting inputs on the job is critical before you look at the candidates and i'm not sure that h.r. a aware of a mostly target the job here is at it's you've added a great deal of duties into the commission staff and also facing a new political investment that involves for o m

this think an excellent opportunity with the leverage level. >> evaluations going in so it didn't feel bad when you leveraged up something in 09 or 10 because things were cheap i know there's a lot of great real estate and there're a lot of distress i'm thinking what commissioner makras said we didn't have leverage in the portfolio we were low on leverage and in the highest quality that was good and bad not a lot of return so i think that is just value and leverage we have to be cognizant of. >> if the first deal is it more of an ad value investment and they want to put more leverage i'd hate to restrict them by be artificially saying hey close to a million dollars commitment but we want to give them the flexibility to execute their strategies under all circumstances. >> i'd like to entertain a motion of staff's recommendation and i'll make the motion. >> i'll open up for. any questions or comments by the commission seeing none > all in favor, say i. > i. > passes unanimously thank you very much again back and call item number 6 our minded certain item for 2 o'clock. >> thank you, norm

it's an excellent product. >> very lightweight. really easy on your wrist. >> oh, yeah.ike that. [ whirring ] >> so far, what do you think? >> i think i like it. >> here's another way you could use that. >> oh, okay. yeah, that's even lighter. yeah, i like that. the brush helps kind of scrape away a little bit of the top dust. there's gonna be a little dust coming here. and it doesn't seem to have lost any power. i have a motorcycle that's got air vents. in around the instrument cluster, trying to get down in it, get all that dust out of there. yeah, i love the portability of this thing. it's light enough to almost put in your pocket. >> okay, so when you come out here to sweep, how is that for you? >> there's a lot of stuff in the way. especially 'cause we can't move the tables. >> give this a try. >> there we go. [ whirring ] [ chuckles ] now, this is like a tornado. oh, yeah. yeah, i like the brush. fun to clean with. i don't have to get all dirty. [ chuckles ] >> we're gonna test this blower. i have a lot of stuff in between those rocks over there. it's lighter than

e excellent plan designed by the rec and park we voiced our past, present, and future and leslie a john have done a great job of license to the neighbors and coming up with a terrific plan that he recent meeting there were a few people that want to place the entrance inside the buffer zone it protects our home from e and give us privacy spending e extending the trail closer to our home dollars the need for 4 steps out of 70 planned for the trail deserve for fewer steps to prefer the wilderness of the area is contra indicated by moving closer to the hours and civilization this is mreshths this makes it hazardous to cross beacon street the kids run out in the street and the elderly need to pass we have a terrific problem with speeding and turns in the road the staff has come up with a beautiful plan heavy effort good visibility in into directions and between the two trees will be minimally pruned to create a lovely welcoming arc we very concerned about safety a few weeks ago i called 9-1-1 for people trespassing and breaking and entering our home they came from another illegal trail that

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that was thwarted tonight by some excellent law enforcement officers doing excellent, excellent things. now, that's tonight. we always have to worry, kelly, about tomorrow. i'm elated that this ended the way it did. but again, right now, they're trying to identify these two individuals, and they're also doing an excellent job of practicing safety as it pertains to that automobile because there normally are secondary attacks. they're trying to make a statement in america, kelly. that's what's going on right now. and we must act out of an abundance of caution, because i can unequivocally tell you, this is not the end. this is in america, the beginning. we are going to have more of these attacks and assaults and the sad commentary is no amount of intelligence can protect us from this kind of an enemy. >> that is a very sobering statement you just made ted williams. you're reminding me of the fact that in the days after 9/11 and the subsequent terror alerts that have been up here going on in d.c. and new york and other major cities throughout the country, what we learned then and what you

police officers, the officers, they can continue to strife for excellence every day. and police leaders police leaders can continue to raise up those efforts of excellence but police leaders also have to be open to the honest truth that as long as police officers are human beings, they will not always reach that standard of excellence. and that the people who might criticize the police, are not the enemy. they are part of the community. that the police officers are sworn to serve and they out to be listened to. the wonderful business, receivic, and philanthropic community, both in this city and in this state, which have had so many constructive things to say along the need for this type of reform, they need to step up and keep it up as well. and to those leaders here in cleveland and around the state, i say this effort needed your support before now, and now with the specific plan for success it needs more than ever to support the implementation of that plan. with today's agreement the department of justice has come together, to position this community for long term a

accompanying his excellency, world war ii veteran mr.representing the country of brazil secretary raphael toaste viera, accompanied by holocaust survivor mr. steven fenbes. [ applause ] >> representing the country of canada deputy head of mission d dennis stevens a companied by mr. james t. mills, world war ii. >>> representing the country of the czech re public deputy chief of omission charleslov charleslov zykev and nazim abdul kare kareem. [ applause ] >> representing the country of denmark, deputy chief of mission lars boatpuller accompanied by mr. les wheeler, world war ii veteran. [ applause ] representing france is lu is misson accompanied by hol kaus survivor mr. alan shipman shylo h who lived in france during the war. [ applause ] >> representing the country of georgia is his excellency ambassador ortall. accompanied by world war ii veteran, mr. philip pacachio. >> representing the country of greece, the attache of greece, colonel papadopolos. representing the country of kazakhstan, accompanying world war ii veteran and chairman

excellent news. thank you, mr. anderson. there is a couple of questions that we have to direct to the port. supervisor kim? >> thank you. first of all, i just want to say that i absolutely support the details of the project before us. i appreciate the community outreach that occurred and i also appreciate teatro's patience through this process of displacement. you know as we go through the planning process to rebuild, and i think that seawall lot 323-324 will attract more tourists and residents to the site and make sure that we are supporting nightlife, entertainment and the arts. finally, even though it's not the purview of our board, appreciate that kenwood signed agreements with local 2. the question i have and this is really for the port and i know it's very much in the beginning of the process before, the negotiations begin. it's always this -- it's a policy choice to do a sole-source waiver and not to public rfp process. historically, at least on this board, i know the board has always pushed back on sole-source contra

the facilities were really excellent.hey kindergarten room serves to remind people that education is about being a safe place where you can learn from people who are sympathetic to an understanding. that was exactly what was happening here in the munro elementary school which was an excellent educational expansion when they go out to see the exhibits and photographs of what schools were like an south carolina and virginia and the district of columbia and they see what african-american communities indoor, -- and toward -- endured, they could see how difficult it was for african-americans to receive a good education and their communities. in some pico, you would be very hard pressed to determine whether white students are african-american students attended because the school board really did provide all of the same materials that the white schools offered. what is even more interesting for most people when they come to visit is that they find out after graduating from elementary school, african-american students attended in

[applause] >> representing the country of georgia, is excellency, the ambassador. by world war ii veteran, mr. bill ficcaccio. [applause] >> representing the country of greece, the defense attache. world war ii veteran mr. james. [applause] >> representing the country of kazakhstan, its deputy chief of mission. accompanying him is world war ii veteran and chairman of the oss society, commander hugh montgomery. [applause] >> representing the country of the kurdish republic, it's minister. and world war ii veteran mr. robert zimmerman. [applause] >> representing the country of luxembourg, his excellency. and world war ii veteran mr. sammy thompkins. [applause] >> representing the country of malta is deputy chief of mission and holocaust survivor mr. manny mindel. [applause] >> representing the republic of moldova, his excellency, and world war ii veteran and tuskegee airmen, colonel charles mcgee. [applause] >> representing the country of the netherlands, as deputy chief of mission and holocaust survivor, miss luis israel who is originally from the netherlands. [appl

. >> no one excels more at deflating the pompous, making fun of self-importance, turning even the darkest tragedy into comedy than glaswegians. that's if you can understand the bastards. this can be a challenge after a couple of pints of heavy. >> glasgow has a reputation of being a hard drinking, two-fisted town. >> yeah. >> i've always found it to be this funny, very funny town. >> very dark humor. if you say in america, my father died, people immediately are so sympathetic. in glasgow if you say my father's died, the glaswegians say what size were his shoes. we have that. >> jamie godley grew up on the east end, married into an organized crime dynasty, worked as a bartender, became a very famous playwright, author, and stand-up comedian. i thought i'd meet her here at a very old-school institution. jamie's working some goat cheese thing with figs. for me, scottish oysters are an irresistible impulse. they are magnificent, by the way. >> what a lot of people abroad don't understand is wine is the backbone of many of the communities because the men were always drunk and working in the sh

.>> representing belgium, and accompanying his excellency, is world war ii veteran mr.er. representing the country of brazil its secretary accompanied by holocaust survivor mr. stephen denby. [applause] representing the country of canada, deputy head of mission dennis stevens, accompanied by world war ii veteran mr. james t. mills. representing the country of the czech republic, deputy chief of mission, and the world war ii veteran mr. abdul kareem. [applause] representing the country of denmark is the deputy chief of mission. he is accompanied by world war ii veteran mr. les wheeler. [applause] representing the country of france is a french army colonel, accompanied by a holocaust survivor alex shiloh, who lived in france during the war. [applause] in the country of -- accompanied by world war ii veteran bill boccaccio. [applause] representing the country of greece, the company by world war ii veteran mr. james -- [applause] representing the country of kazakhstan -- representing him is chairman of the oss society, commander q mcgovern., representing the country of huds

of 016 commissioner hwang another that want the occ is not asking for additional fund that's an excellent question because with those 4.25 additional positions it takes the occ up to 39 positions but not able to fulfill those because it continues it means that you know again about $300,000 is 13wub9d out of our budget i believe that if we do things in an increment this year received those are positions the following year asked for additional positions should the caseload not be going down sufficiently we'll be in a better way than we've been for some years the other tinge that could happen with the use of on body cameras the containments can be going down what is has occurred in other jurisdictions i don't know whether it will occur in san francisco so and then there are some other there will be other chanldz we'll have to deal with in terms of where the additional staffing we're certainly can accommodate the added staffing with this budget and, of course, there are this budget edition and, of course, other factors wore to have to look at in terms of training fund and send those types of

appear on the may 19th board of supervisors board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated excellent thank you very much call item one. >> item one is the ordinance amending the planning code to siren used for the conditional use authorization in the 24th and he 2012 the upper market and market street in the nc t district and this item is sponsored by supervisor wiener. >> thank you, madam chair colleagues this zoning legislation employees to the upper market are castro street and 24th electricity mcds neighborhood commercial districts that is designed to insure our ground floor retail space is utilized and televises as opposed to to office spaces we've seen situations where we're really extraly loeshth ground floor spaces instead of being occupied by retail or food and r or other active uses or optimist night e.r. on the weekend occupied by office spaces they're incredibly important and are a key part of neighborhoods but they're not necessarily the best use especially in significant numbers for ground floor retail space and so the legislation for all 3 of these neighborhood commerc

>> we caught someone making off with your coat. >> excellent work, excellent work.ou very much, officer. >> i was never really afraid of the police officers, i knew many of them. and they knew me to be a man associated with good people, i never dreamed i was in the business of robbing stages. >> narrator: hume is making little progress, though wells fargo sends in reinforcements. but even the toughest and smartest detectives struggle to keep pace with black bart. >> bart was armed, but he didn't shoot back though. >> nope. not his style. >> no horse tracks. >> he's on foot. >> well, he can't walk forever. >> narrator: charles boles loses himself in the privileged live of bolton, and the outlaw adventures of black bart. feeding his appetite for extravagance and excitement. >> he robs five more coaches in a year, further embarrassing detective james hume and wells fargo in the process. >> as black bart continues his obsessive crime spree, public humiliation forces the wells fargo detectives to increase their efforts. bolten the strong boxes to the floor of the coaches

trying to achieve a high state of excellence in principles to affect others -- the statement that -- would you guarantee that for certain people without so much worry, so they can secure -- and we will be at peace. please listen to my question, without further delay, mr. mayor. thank you. [speaker not understood] . >> thank you. next speaker. is there anyone else who what's would like to speak about this item? no one to talk about the street encroachment in the bayview? so be it, public comment is disclosed on this item [ gavel ] colleagues would i love to have a motion on this. >> motion with positive recommendation to the full board. >> seconded by supervisor wiener and without further ado this item masses unanimously. madame clerk, cousin please call i. . >> the resolution exemptioning the competitive bidding policy, a real estate transaction between the port and teatro zinzanni. >> who is presenting on this item? anyone? item no. 2, thank you, sir, please come on up. >> thank you, chair cohen and supervisors wiener and kim. i am the department program manager with the port of san

it's been an excellent conversation. there's a lot of work that will be coming out of the summit as reflected in the joint statement. and because we want to make sure this is not just a photo opportunity, but instead is a practical concrete series of steps to make our people more secure i have committed to accepting an invitation from the g.c.c. to have a follow up meeting next year in which we'll be able to report on the progress being made. again, i want to thank every one of the countries represented today, as well as the general secretary and the g.c.c. for their extraordinary leadership friendship and commitment to working with the united states. with that i'd like to turn over briefly to the current chair of the g.c.c. the emir of qatar. your excellency. >> thank you, president. i will speak in arabic. [ speaks in arabic ] >> translation: the meeting of yesterday and today was very constructive and productive. and we have addressed all the issues in the region. there was some other issues which we have agreed with

chair collins: thank you very much for that excellent the meant. i want to note we have been joined by senator purdue senator kaine, and i am very pleased you could join us this afternoon. we are now going to turn to our panel. we will first hear from lori, a tech industry veteran and the founder of aging in place technology watch. i understand she also has the wisdom to have a summer home in the state of maine. that is, for me, i enough to invite you to testify today. i have already introduced dr. carol kim, the vice president for research at the university of maine. our next witness is dr. mccarthy at the department of veterans affairs, the active chief consultant for health services. and will discuss the v.a.'s health program, which, by many measures, has been a success and has helped to reduce costs. and -- has already been introduced from missouri by the committing's ranking member, and finally, i would like to welcome mr. strickler knows well the challenges for caring and he will share his personal story with us and how he has used technology

affording caregivers and their loved ones excellent lifestyle choices. senator collins: thank you for sharing with the committee. dr. kam, as i watch the technology that you illustrated for us today, i could not help but think i could have fought for years and never come up with the assisted jogger. i realize that there is a certain stigma that is associated with walkers. seniors are eager to avoid those. how do you come up with the technologies and products that you are developing at the university of maine? dr. kim: in terms of the assisted jogger, that started with two faculty members in disability studies. one faculty member has walking and balance issues and wanted to develop some kind of system so she could exercise outside and remain active and part of the community. her goal was to participate in a 5k. she developed this jogger. she would be able to complete a 5k. even though the technology was originally designed for someone with walking issues, you could see this jogger would be a great piece of equipment for someone aging or someone who has ha

[ cheers and applause ] >> excellent to hear, excellent to hear.4/20, happy 4/20 everybody. [ cheers ] i guess when this is airing, it's not. it's 4/21. unless you're in the midwest, in which case it's still -- i mean, whatever. it's not like people who are celebrating 4/20 are going to stop at midnight. [ laughter ] it's 4/21, throw the weed out! i also think people who celebrate 4/20 are perfectly fine smoking weed on 4/19 or 21. [ laughter ] there's nobody who's like once a year, it's our day. you either do it most days -- all right, you know what? enough of this. [ laughter ] happy 4/20. and if you smoke weed, happy all the other days. [ laughter ] you guys, it happened again. an intruder was arrested at the white house last night after trying to jump the fence. yeah. authorities aren't releasing the fence jumper's identity, but they did say -- they did say that she tore her pantsuit. [ laughter ] we don't know who it is. [ applause ] we don't know who it is, though. we have no idea. she's wanted in bad, though. she's wanted in bad. this is exc

. >> excellent, excellent. how much does the jet go for? >> it varies between 3.5, and $4 million.able in the world of jets, kind of out of my rage. >> sure. >> yeah, tell them about the monthly payment. >> that's sure. >> at least the jet. what about the robotics? i saw a lot of people running around here in the uni-cubs here. >> at its heart, honda is a mobility company. we do a lot with personal mobility and robotics, i helps us maintain the passion for technology and striving to think around the corner. it provides an opportunity for personal mobility, to be used around people. >> okay. >> so what you see on stage is the uni-cub and you see it running around with people on it and you are sitting on it and they are pacing with people, and walking. it does not run over anybody or interfere. >> so exciting. my favorite is the one that i have not seen because the crowd is too heavy around it, that is the nsx, tell us about it. it's a big unveil for you. >> it's exciting, because the culmination of bringing super car, hyper car technology to kind of the masses which is what honda is

mohamed under secretary for foreign affairs, your royal highness and excellence and the g.c.c.o yemen, the heads and members of the consultive committee of the conference your excellence and your ambassadors and your ladies and gentlemen, may god's peace and blessings be upon you all. it is with pleasure that i welcome you on this exceptional day in the name of the yemeni people and in the name of our friends and guests who were adamant to be present among us here today as we stand in triumph supporting our popular resistance endorsing the rights of the yemen people of dignified life. this is a very significant conference that has gained international recognition, giving out a message to the international community that the yemeni people of all political after -- affiliations and all walks of life and social spectrum are standing on one, standing up against the coup representing all the political forces political forces n.g.o.s, women and young youth, representatives from all the yemeni provinces are here today and you may recall my message at the beginning of this conference,

but fortunately our department of public health is doing an excellent job.. one was a collective impact projects in this area and falls in the area of maternal child health and including nurse family practitioner which are doing home visits for families at risk. one of the highlights was visiting 170 families mostly single teen mom's that were identified at risk and some of the improvements shown specific intervention efforts and to address child maltreatment. kudos to the department and to our paternal child health team. the second report was on opiate use and dr. robinson on the treatment of opiate dependence which is a merging epidemic in san francisco and the state. san francisco is ahead of the curve. we have novel programs like methadone vans. opiate treatment integrated throughout primary care. if there is a cutting age for opiate treatment in san francisco including the use of needle exchange. and this is also ground zero for over doses. the department has done and excellent job on both of these issues and proud to hear their reports. >> thank you. q

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