it's important for me to have the medicaid expansion. my budget, ibout say it is important to figure out how much money do you have and then you prioritize and put the money in. it is planned, 1.4 only in dollars a year, doesn't say how he'd pay for it. former republican chairman of the house appropriations committee said it will put it to canada: the budget. the idea you could cut $6 billion out of the budget, get rid of the corporate income tax, not take the medicaid expansion, he didn't want the transportation 6 billion -- >> time up. mr. cuccinelli, you have 90 seconds to respond. hard to find inefficiencies in a government you don't understand. and terry mcauliffe doesn't know how virginia government works. he doesn't understand the issues related to virginia government. he can talk at the stop line level like anybody could've they read a few talking points. but he doesn't know how virginia government works. this came out in the nvcc tech pac interviews. and it wouldn't have if he didn't try to bully them out of their endorsement. b

i disagree with him on medicaid expansion.ut this is not an appropriate tactic for virginia, this is a washington tactic. if you like the way washington works, you will like a governor mcauliffe. if you don't think washington works right, if you think it is dysfunctional as i do, then i'm your candidate in this race. >> mr. mcauliffe before you answer, you didn't answer the ted cruz portion. >> i don't want the federal government shutdown. >> you don't support his effort, what he is doing. >> he finished a sort of filibuster today. at some point you have to vote. >> you don't support what he is doing? >> i would like to see obama care pulled out federal law, but we have to keep moving forward and get the budget. >> has president obama shown the right leadership? you're both talking about this, trying to save time. >> let me answer the question that he laid out if i could a second. >> the question is has president obama shown leadership. >> no budget will be shut down in virginia over the medicaid expansion. i will work in a bi

the first alteration was to reduce expansion from 12 feet to 11 feet. and then back to 12 feet, but setback 3 feet from the property line. these are in the right direction but hardly compromises. they are relatively insignificant. the rebuttal also includes nine pages of signatures of peopling supporting their remodel. it's a big list. there is 61 signatures, 7 are on the block that concerns us. not one of the signers has a direct view. 4 live four blocks away. missing from this list are the people not affected by this remodel. >> your type is up. but you will have time on rebuttal. >> i have one more paragraph. >> we can hear from the project sponsor now. >> good evening. i'm annie kong, i'm the project sponsor. we have tried to start to remodel and move in. we have worked with our neighbors in good faith to try to come up with a resolution. unfortunately, we could not resolve this matter. we even setback, actually plan got approved by the planning department and on our own good faith we setback the property to accommodate our neighbor. i went out to t

our projection had a gradual expansion of medicaid eligibility enrollment and a gradual expansion of enrollment in the insurance exchanges. we expected from the beginning that it would take some time and to sign up for these programs. we had a gradual expansion -- a gradual increase in the number of people enrolled and receiving subsidies through insurance exchanges. over the next few years, in our projection -- of course, with the new projections -- the spring projections, and there has been no change in that. we will do new projections early next year. we will take on board any information we can get our hands on at that point. johnson? >> two questions. totally unrelated, unfortunately. in the long-term, you mentioned that service at 4%. the alternative baseline -- is that not paying for tax extensions? >> on your first question, we projected the budget deficit would be $642 billion. our latest sense is that tax revenues will be a little less than we expected. federal outlays will probably be close to what we expected. the deficit will be a little larger. probably under $700 billi

the first floor expansion to the front, a multi-story expansion and acquired rear yard which triggers a variance, large four-story expansion into a currently open 8-foot side yard. i'd like to start our presentation today with a little history about the site and the neighborhood. because in this case, the historical context is really key to help understand the importance of the issues that we've raised. as you know, the marina was the site of the pan pacific international exposition of 1915, east of baker street was torn down at the end of the exposition and streets were laid out to foster development. civic discussions ensued, how should this land that is down here be developed. well, the principal concepts that emerged from that debate was that single-family homes would be developed on half acre lots surrounded with open space and developed as gardens. this community was going to be known as marina gardens. [speaker not understood]. they developed them much more typical of san francisco standards lots. and yet the idea of the marina garden was not lost to these developers. many of t

that is very uncharacteristic of expansions, because generally, when you have an economic expansion,'re putting more pressure on productive capacity more pressure on the labor force and prices tend to go up and interest rates tend to go up. and that tends amonother things to bring the expansion to an end. didn't happen in the 1990s. why didn't it happen in the 1990s? why didn't this happen? what were the factors that kept inflation down despite all the economic indicators to the contrary? a major factor was the revolution in information technology. thdigitization of all inftion crted new companies d new industries. in silicon valley alone, 11 new companies were createdvery week. a new economy d comeo ing, and its product was intellectual property. a growindebate started among economists over whether the new economy had changed the rules. ladies and gentlen it's my honor and deep privilege to introduce to you thchairman of the federal reserve board, dr. alan greenspan. schoumacher:to chaman alan greensp the rules had changed. he doubted whether inflation cod be adequately measured in

coverage expansion. as i think everyone in the room knows one pry mear way the affordable care act expands coverage is through the creeeags of new coverage marketplaces which provide a chose of qualified health plan and offer tax subsidies to moderate income vedges who don't have access to employer-sponsored health coverage to help purchase coverage through the new marketplaces. these new marketplaces will open for enrollment on october 1 in all states with coverage becoming effective on january 1. that open enrollment period will last through the end of march. looking across the country, we see that 17 states havest tab learned their own state-based marketplaces that they will operate while consumers in 27 states will utilize the federally facilitated marketplaces and in seven states the market place will be operated in partnership between the federal government and the state. the other primary coverage expansion vehicle in the a.c.a. is the expansion of medicaid el jeble to adults with incomes through

it would be the first and second stories only where they're proposing the expansion >> in the ground floor area. >> commissioners there's a motion and a second can i get the motion that the proposeers are accepting this? in that case if there's nothing further i'll call the motion with no additional encroachments in the side yard allowing the scaring off on the first and second floor. commissioner moore. and (calling names) >> so moved commissioners that motion passes 6 to 1. >> on the variance if anyone would like to copy of the decision copy please contact mr. air force versus and you'll get a copy. >> commissioners you have one remaining item on your regular calendar. at 212 on california street this is a mandatory discretionary review so for the people who are leaving the room please leave the room equivocally so we can precede with this hearing >> good afternoon president fong i'm with the department staff. the case is a mandatory discretionary review requesting two - the proposed mc d will not allow smoking or vaporizing eating - they're not located within a school or community

fourth, the expansion of a bathroom and balcony on the third floor. and fifth, the expansion of a fourth floor tiled roof feature, 4-1/2 into the rear yard that currently exists. as you all know, san francisco planning code section 305 article 3 mandates that to meet a variance you must meet the initial threshold test of the variance must be to the extent necessary to overcome a practical difficulty or unnecessary hardship and in addition you must meet 5 distinct elements. i do not believe that any of these are met here. to speak to the threshold test, [speaker not understood] in the law of zoning and planning describes three expressions would indicate the existence of a practical difficulty. first, the restriction destroys or greatly diminishes value of a specific piece of property. second, the property in question cannot reasonably be put to conforming use. and third, the use restriction viewing the property in the setting of its environment is so unreasonable as to constitute an arbitrary and capricious interference with the basic right of private

architecturally with my background, this can be remodeled without the expansion. and my point with this is that you have to look at 28, 33, 35 baker as well as the 1490 case, and 23 35 baker was a very similar single-family home where they wanted to expand into the side yard and this commission voted that side yards were important in that case as well as the 1490. so, it's not just a commercial apartment building, but this is important as the uniqueness of the area. the third issue is that there has been no offer of the compromise except for 6 inches a few months ago, and 6 more. so, there is no offer of a compromise on the total by the applicant. one foot just doesn't really do it. and it's an obvious [speaker not understood] if we're going to railroad this through the commission and we're going to get what we want, we're going to get back, we're going to get front, and they've already given us a hike. the neighbors were very benevolent with giving them the height. ~ height but they want more. now, my question is, what do we want to do for the policies for the ma

yes they did have to have that expansion. we got that gift out here and the tune of $12 million for the station for the land and design and construction by the fund raising efforts that have gone on. but part of that is lose the make way for a really wonderful collection that for generations years and years to come will appreciate it. i must say that mr. swab has entered into this effort knowing that it was going to take a lot of resources to do. at a time when there are so many other competing interest to be able to talk to people about the collection, about what it means and then about the fire station in addition to that and the public private partnership, i want to again, thank mr. swab for your leadership in doing so and also benny, i know he's a personal friend of yours, i wish i knew mr. fisher better as well but we are going to enjoy this wonderful collection and so thank you for the modern art and bob for all your leadership for doing this. this would not have happened without that occurring. it is a win win for the

like other emerging markets, it is seeing this expansion of the middle class. once again, a huge expansion creates auto maxx, especially governmental bottlenecks. we are seeing the reaction of a large segment of the population. they are not getting their just rewards. >> why isn't the government doing more? brazil is a country rich in resources. it has money. it has a lot of respect around the world. why can't it do more for its people? >> there are inefficiencies. government has the resources, but cannot get those resources to the final point of contact with their citizenry. it is much more about efficiency than willpower. >> that explains the problem. but the president has come out and said the administration will do more. why hasn't more been done? >> it takes time to build roads. it takes time to redesign urban landscapes. it takes time to improve teachers and the quality of education. it takes time to put the right resources in the hands of the police and other authorities to reduce crime. these are problems which are transient, in transient to brazilian s

however, when we look at a neighbor to neighbor disagreement on scope of expansion, it would be important for me to have received the type of documents as normally sent to us in plans and paragraphs so we can do our own take on what is the impact of that expansion on an adjacent neighbor neighbors. i can't make that determination without some type of review. i accept the planning department review that it's co-compliant and they have recommended. it doesn't necessarily mean that we can see total the equity that's involved in this particular case. >> i would concur with commissioner fung. one of the pieces that is missing here is the absence of the neighbor connection and the ability to really have a dialogue. i think with the drawings and further information, i think further dialogue could have happened. >> what would be the recommendations at this point? >> if there is concurrence from the board members, i would like to continue this to receive the appropriate materials and be able to do our own take on what the impact is. >> we've got 10 nods. do you want to make that motion. >> i so mo

lawmakers in the loan star state are steering clear of obamacare's medicaid expansion.t decision will leave like this cab driver right where they were before. >> life of a cab driver, man. >> reporter: tell me how things have been for you without insurance? >> it has been pretty difficult. like i said i don't have any preexisting conditions right now. i'm 53 years old. my last time for a full checkup was probably -- a full medical checkup was probably five years ago. >> reporter: the medicaid expansion that texas is rejecting is designed to help people like dave who has a wife and three kids and has an annual income of about $23,000 a year. if texas had expanded the program, a family earning about $30,000 a year could get coverage. but because texas has not expanded medicaid, dave and his family are basically out of luck. about 1.7 million texas are stuck in the middle. >> i know things such as probably prostate screening and all of that stuff at my age is recommended. i don't have the money to do that. >> reporter: medicaid provides health care coverage to low-income p

we do a lot of expansion. people start small through the credit union and then want to go to the bank. we know we are limited. we cannot afford to give out a big loan. starting from the credit union, we educate them about filing taxes properly and then moving on to the bank, a small one, expansion, and we work with the bank. the bank and credit union are similar. we do allow tax returns, projections. credit unions do not charge an additional loan or processing fee. processing time, on a small loan, -- consumer loans probably a few days. because we require a business plan, sometimes it takes longer. business plans take a while. especially bank statements. we need to see consistent income coming in. so far, a credit union delinquent rate is quite low because we are working with a client. we want to keep that low and as part of our mission. there is no application fee. if you are interested in an application or information, i have brochures, or you can give us a call. >> thank you. next is marked with wells fargo

the great age of gothic cathedrals was an unparalleled time of expansiveness in european society, but in saying that we mustn't forget that during those years, the mass of society was still dependent peasantry, unfree laboring under extraordinarily r soci ste it was perhaps because their lives were so harsh that the cathedral meant so much to them. there could hardly be a greater contrast between the squalid conditions of their lives and the splendor of the cathedral to which the quite literally looked up. here at chartres we see the culmination of 50 years of architectural experimentation and development all brought together by a master builder to create a completely new sense of gothic space. we start at the floor with those tall, lean pillars that rise majestically from the floor uninterrupted towards their capitals and their arcades and on the front side, directly towards the vaults. the second level is a horizontal wall passage that provides relief from the vertical and that prepares us for the most spectacular achievement at chartres, those enormous clerestory windows-- windows

through obamacare, both the medical expansion and covered california, i would guess we will serve ateast another quarter of a million people, another 250,000 people, over the next year and a half or so. >> reporter: but even as obamacare moves closer to full implementation, opposition to it continues. in congress, many republicans are still calling for a halt or outright repeal of the law. many states have announced they won't participate in the expansion of medicaid, and several more are leaning against it. >> obama care, fun, cool. >> reporter: and to influence public opinion, conservative political groups have launched their own media campaigns to attack obamacare. this one, targeting young people, is produced by crossroads gps. >> yeah, you work out, stay healthy. but come on, bro, someone's got to pay for people who smoke, drink 85-ounce sodas, and live in a barca-lounger. >> reporter: and even after it's fully implemented, critics say a public backlash could still kill obamacare. >> it wouldn't surprise me if it failed, and we reverted back to market-based solutions either. >>

fairfax to support the medicaid expansion at the virginia chamber of commerce supports the medicaid expansiono does lieutenant governor go bowling. is a bipartisan mainstream. we're going to bring back to virginia over the course of the next seven years, $21 billion of our money that we are paying him. why would we not bring that back? it will create -- let me finish this 33,000 new jobs created, check. this is so important. tremont i just want to clarify, no price tag? mcauliffe: determined for some which have been you can do with your priorities time the next question. >> mr. cuccinelli, your economic plan cuts taxes by 1.4 bundles when fully implemented. you propose creating a commission to find ways to pay for the big tax cut. how do you respond to virginians who say, i'm not voting for, i'm voting for governor, i'm not voting for a commission? is in the leadership about providing some specifics in this case on tax breaks and loopholes that would go away? cuccinelli: yes. more job creation, put more money in the hands of our businesses so they can reinvest it and in our families budgets.

the colonial and therefore the expansion -- it facilitates economic expansion, territorial expansion and it is accelerate the crumbling of native society of the frontier and on the order. postcode so they are not quote, unquote slaveholders and eventually after independence -- they do turn the slaveholders. >> guest: they turn pretty quickly. these are religious schools to begin with. very quickly they have to actually figure out the sources of name. one source is going to be europe, england in particular at raising money off to the claim. the other sirs of money they have available to them is the right thing population of colonial elite, people who have money within the colony and that group is made of slave traders were barbados versus the wealthiest man in british america. and manage their plantations from afar. postcode is sometimes the night go to military or the oldest night go to own the land. the mills shot at the next youngest will go off to the college. >> guest: though stationer in various points in october should think of them. these are family networks in which someone f

supervisor avalos agreed and this legislation focuses on the expansion of non-conforming unit. before i get to the departments recommendations of approval i have my colleague to a explain this. >> good afternoon, commissioners aim supervisor from jonah losses office. as ms. hay word explains this is section 81 it deals with the non conforming units. more for the benefit for the public those are sprartd from nell units that are built with permits that are zoned for a lesser amount of zoning pursuant are the staff talks about 3 units and one would not be permitted and this asked they be treated all the same and the possibility of chang them we've made one amendment it restricts the envelope as it currently it. we feel that would sdrurj alternatives that would decreases the fieblt like add a bedroom. at the july 17th meeting we perpetrate another amendment that we're still working with the city attorney on which would deal with concerns that there could be motivation for people to alter the unit and we're working not to alter those dealing with a eviction and we're going to model

congratulations on the moscone expansion i know it was a lot of work for you. and i want to say that she is leaving her post and we have a new person coming on board. thank you for the report and all your work. thank you so

you're getting multiple expansion, multiple expansion in technology. that may continue for a while.e, however, in some of these concept stocks. while people are admonished never to short on valuation, it's awfully dangerous to buy a stock forgetting valuation. an awful lot of these stocks, and you just mentioned some of them, have very limited floats. one thing we will see going forward, almost without a doubt, will be a great expansion and number of shares trading in these companies. not necessarily new shares but shares held by venture capitalists, insiders. in many ways that helped derail the 2000 tech bull market when companies in early '90s, early 2000 started distributing the stock they bought years ago at very low valuation and suddenly the tradeable float in these companies expanded exponentially. you have companies, tesla, facebook is another one of them, they have billions of market caps but the tradeable float is a mere tractifraction of that. traders have to be careful of that. >> that's great insight. i knew you would have intelligent insight. you've been a bear on chin

this then allows the expansion of the colonial and therefore the expansion -- >> guest: it facilitatesthe expansion of the colonies and facilitates economic and territorial expansion and you know it accelerates the crumbling of native society on the frontiers and on the borders. >> host: so they are not quote unquote slaveowners but eventually -- even before they do turn to slaveholding. >> guest: they turned pretty quickly so these are religious schools to begin with and they are religious schools. very quickly they have to figure out the sources of funding. one source is going to be europe , england in particular and raising money often and the claim that one is evangelizing native americans. the others that have money available to them is the rising population of colonial elites, people who actually have money within the colonies and in particular both in england and in the americas that group is made up of slave traders operating out of places like barbados and barbados boasting the wealthiest men in british america. many of them actually live our absentee landlords who lived in en

it allows the expansion of the alcohol any and the expansion. >>>> guest: to facility the economic expansion and the territorial expansion. and, you know, it accelerates the crumb -- crumble of native society on the frontier and the borders. they are not quote, unquote, slave owners. eventually after independence -- >> guest: even before. >> host: they do turn. they turn pretty quickly. they are religious groups. they are church groups. very quickly they have to figure out the sources of funding. one source is going europe, england in particular. and raising money often under the claim one is evangelizing native americans. the other source of money they have available to them is the rising population of colonial elite. people who actually have money within the colony. and in particular, both in england and in the americas, that group is made of slave traders who are operating out of place like bar barbados and jamaican may. many of them are absentee likes or dislikes who live in england and manage it from afar. >> host: often sending children. >> guest: right. and sometimes as i read the mal

violations of the permit has occurred, and expansion [speaker not understood] should be authorized. the project sponsor would provide one curb side monitor at the drop-off location for cars that are dropping off kids and one additional monitor could be a teacher to bring the children from the sidewalk into the building during morning drop-offs. the project sponsor would have to communicate and require that parents and guardians as well during dropping off and picking up of children must only pull forward into the loading zone, not reverse pull-in. and that they have to move up to the front if a space opens up in front of them in order to avoid backing up the entire block. during morning drop-off and afternoon pick-up, driveways shall be temporarily blocked and this property with cones, another temporary means. the project sponsor shall minimize unattended vehicles by communicate totionv all parents and guardians that they should avoid leaving vehicles unattended when dropping off children. the planning commission required that the project sponsor apply for a white loading zone from

sfwl no, it is not an expansion. it is to make sure, to clarify that we're not ruling that out in this authorization because it is otherwise still restrictive. listen, the whole point of the resolution we're drafting is to avoid an open ended commitment. that's why we're drafting it. >> congressman, i wanted your thoughts on some of the somewhat bizarre events of the day, secretary of state john kerry making kind of off the cuff reremark that we might be able to avoid military action if syria were to give its chemical weapons to the u.n. and russia and syria came out and said we might like that idea. do those developments change your thinking on this at all? do you think russia and syria are credible in this regard at all? >> i don't know, it's a good question. i've got to say, i just got sort of briefed on this walking in the studio. i'm very intrigued by it. if they really mean it and if we can create a verification regime so we're certain that the weapons are not leaking, that may have some promise. >> congressman

it would be the first and second stories only where they're proposing the expansion >> in the ground floor area. >> commissioners there's a motion and a second can i get the motion that the proposeers are accepting this? in that case if there's nothing further i'll call the motion with no additional encroachments in the side yard allowing the scaring off on the first and second oo

the other primary coverage expansion vehicle is the expansion of medicaid eligibility for adults withncomes through 138% of the federal poverty level, which is $16,000 today. this would make millions of parents and other adults eligible for the program. this expansion was intended to occur nationwide, starting on january 1. they made that expansion the state option. states are moving forward with the expansion, while 22 are not moving forward. debate remains ongoing in three. there is no deadline by which states have to make a decision to implement expansions. states can still decide to expand their coverage at a later date. it is important to recognize that individuals can enroll in medicaid at any time throughout the year. they are not limited to the same individualsent as through the marketplaces. regardless of the marketplace a state is operating, and whether the state is moving forward with medicare expansion, this establishes a new integrated technology driven enrollment process. states are building new eligibility and enrollment, as well as making major upgrades to existing med

our projection had a gradual expansion of medicaid eligibility enrollment and a gradual expansion ofollment in the insurance exchanges. we expected from the beginning that it would take some time and to sign up for these programs. we had a gradual expansion -- a gradual increase in the number of people enrolled and receiving subsidies through insurance exchanges. with the new projections -- the spring projections and there has been no change in that. we will do new projections early next year. [indiscernible] questions. [indiscernible] >> on your first question, we projected the budget deficit would be $642 billion. the tax revenues will be a little less than we expected. federal outlays will probably be close to what we expected. the deficit will be a little larger. probably under $700 billion. there are tax receipts coming in this week. that is our sense as of the moment. i mentioned some of the key provisions that matter the most for those numbers. the scenario includes replacement of the sustainable growth rate mechanism. that is how medicare pays doctors and incorporates the ext

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