gov. o'malley: history celebrates profiles in courage. not profiles in convenience. the dignity of every person tells us the right to marry is not a state right, it is a human right. john: she is trying to perform a balancing act with the left and the center. how is that going for her so far? mark: i do not think it is going well. my supposition is that she is so terrified of losing iowa. she is forgetting the fact that there is a general election to come. she is terrified of the left and it is showing on a range of issues. wall street will not hold her accountable to it. it has only just begun. john: the left will never be fully satisfied. she will never be elizabeth warren. i think she -- not enough policy out there for her to damage herself. she is not putting anything out on paper that will damage her in the general election. mark: she seems to have moved a little bit to the left on same-sex marriage. from the way she is talking, from the way her campaign is responding, she is terrifie

gov. it's exciting to be at the conference. erik: you traveled with sheldon adelson along with announced and unannounced presidential candidates. does that make you a presidential candidate? gov. snyder: no, what they wanted to hear with a great story. and it is, a great comeback in michigan. we need to balance budgets there, pay down deficits, and do tax reforms. in michigan, we did it in year one. it's all doable. erik: ari fleischer himself, who was part of the organizing group that put the adelson affair to gather -- together, he asked everybody if you are not planning to run for the white house why else come to the event? gov. snyder: in many cases, if you think about places like detroit and michigan, people's perceptions lag behind reality by about five to 10 years. i'm talking about the detroit bankruptcy here today at the conference. if i took you to detroit today it would be -- you would be extremely impressed and it would change aural perception. stephanie: when you look at the r

gov. rick perry: thank you all. we were here last night with the u.s. army association. you guys out cheered them. we had a fabulous event in year. -- in here. you think back about this country, you think about the people who truly were some extraordinary individuals in america. president lincoln obviously comes to mind. yet a quote, well the people retain their -- obviously, he did not know about the obama administration. another one of his illinois natives. the fact is in 2014, the american people did exercise a little vigilance, if you will. it was the first time that we had the opportunity for the american people to make an informed judgment on the obama years. it was then that they began to understand what ending the war in iraq really meant. what the impact of that was for our country, for the world. it was then that they saw the consequences of the empty words towards a dictator in syria the red line that was drawn. it was then that we witnessed the russian president annex crimea. t

gov. christie: ok one last question. >> hello governor. and with the college republicans at dartmouth. i agree with a lot of your social policies on social security, but one thing that has concerned me are a lot of news article about new jersey's drop growth. i think it was -- job growth. i think it was 49th in the nation last year. i just wanted to give you a chance answer that criticism. gov. christie: first, when i became governor of new jersey in january 2010 under -- unemployment was 10%. we have had an entire decade of the 2000 without any drug growth. -- job growth. before i came government, the state increased taxes and fees hundred and 15 times. there is no doubt in my mind that we had the second-highest text state in america and while i'm proud of the fact we have a hundred 75,000 new private nectar jobs, we need to do better. here is part of the problem. i've been able to persuade democratic legislators do a lot of things. reform pensions, reform teacher tenure. past six balance

gov.e pence: thank you very all for coming. it has been a tough week in the hoosier state, but we are going to move forward. as governor, i've the privilege of serving the grievance -- greatest people on her -- the people of indiana. let me say first that i was proud to sign the religious freedom act. i believe that religious liberty as president clinton said when he signed the federal law in 1993 -- that i believe that religious liberty is our first freedom. and it is vital to millions of americans who cherish faith as i and my family do. but it is also vital to the framework of freedom in our nation. and this legislation was assigned -- designed to ensure the vitality of religious liberty in the hoosier state. i believe that hoosiers are entitled to the same protections that have been in our federal courts the last 20 plus years and the law and other 30 states. clearly, there has been misunderstanding and confusion and mischaracterization of this law. and i come before you today to say h

gov. o'malley: thank you. it is good to be with you all. [applause] thank you. jim, thank you very, very much. it is wonderful to be with all of you. nice to see the sun out yes? are you tired of the snow by now? so many of you will be flocking to trains and airports to flood camden yards with red sox fans. spring is upon us. it is wonderful to be here with all of you. thank you so much for the privilege to join you this morning and to talk with you and search with you for the next chapter of this great story that we have the ability to write together as americans. it is the story of us. it is the story of u.n. me and new hampshire -- you and me and new hampshire and maryland as we look for a better way to move forward from these polarized and divided times. i see old friends here and i see people who i have never met before. i would like to share with you about myself in the family from which i was born and raised. my parents were two great americans of that generation tom brokaw called t

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gov. chris christie: do you think people like hillary clinton are scaring off people like bernie sanders? caller: i don't think she is scaring him off, but she is scaring me off. gov. chris christie: why is that? caller: i just don't like her. all the stuff that happened when she was secretary of state, all that baggage, and the clinton dynasty, i just don't like it. gov. chris christie: thanks for the call. we will move on now. jimmy is on the line from virginia. caller: on the ballot, i would like to see rand paul. i went to his page, read everything that he believed in and it was everything that i agreed with. gov. chris christie: you have seen him speak before. where? caller: i haven't seen him speak, i saw his website. i saw him randomly on facebook, and i went to his website to read what he believes in. gov. chris christie: i guess we will be hearing from him tomorrow. thanks for the call. terry is on the line from south carolina. democrat. caller: i would like to see more media atte

gov.ence: after much reflection and in consultation with leadership of the general assembly, i've come to the conclusion it would be helpful to move legislation this week that makes it clear this law does not give businesses a right to deny services to anyone. we need to deal with it so that everyone around the country and around the world knows indiana is a welcoming place to everybody. i agree. we have to correct that perception. mark: despite governor pence's attempt to calm this down, arkansas's legislation has passed a comparable law sending it to the governor's desk. the question for you, didn't governor pence effectively solve his political problem today on this issue? john: i think this is not just a political problem for governor pence, but a problem for the entire republican party. i think the arkansas law makes that clear. you saw the way the 2016ers on the gop side piled in behind this law even when governor pence is now trying to walk it back. i don't think there is a solution

gov. pence: after much reflection, i have come to the conclusion it would be helpful to move legislation this week that makes it clear that this law does not give businesses the right to deny services to anyone. cory: the major backlash from this, governors have banned nonessential employee travel to the state. and tech companies from apple to salesforce have spoken out loudly. i spoke with the cofounder of earlier cloudera. , it has pulled out of a data conference in indiana. also, oracle and emc. here is why they were one of the first companies to speak out. mike: first of all, equality is a constitutional right. very simple, very direct. on that basis this law was a , problem. not just on that basis, though. we believe equal rights for all citizens, including lgbt citizens, are fundamental. it is good for business and it that is a morally right thing for us. to stand up for that class of citizens as well as for others. there were lots of problems with the indiana law. we are happy to se

gov. jerry barr brown is ordering a mandatory 25 percent reduction in water use statewide it will be up to water agencies like the santa clara valley water district in east bay mud to decide how those cuts will be made. but the agencies that do not reduce water use is could face fines of up to $10,000 a day under the governor's new order there will be a rebate program for people who replace all plants as with ones that save more water. east bay mud which services and 1.3 million customers is considering higher penalties for big water uses. >>: since the beginning of your customers have been cutting back less than 10% in we need them to step up for average customer would need $11 increase on their bills starting this summer but for high water users a could be more than a hundred dollars. >> reporter: the governor's order comes after yesterday's snowpack survey which found the statewide snowpack is at just 5 percent of this historic average for this time of the year. gov. brown's order will

thank you for watching culturewire on sf gov tv. . >> all right, good morning, everyone, welcome it our committee meeting of april 9, 2015. my name is katy tang, i'm vice chair of the committee. i know our chair, john avalos, will join us shortly and to my left is supervisor maria cohen. >> please silence cell phones and all electronic devices. items acted upon today will be on the april 21 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you, madam clerk, please call item 1, please. >> item no. 1 is a hearing to consider appointing one member to the bicycle advisory committee term

i want to thank sf gov tv staff, jennifer and jessie for the broadcasting of this. >> thank you. >> i'll go ahead and note for the record, director [inaudible] has a scheduling conflict and will not, with that, director kim? >> here. >> director lee? >> here. >> director riz kin? >> here. >> (roll call). . you do have a quorum. >> thank you. next item, please. >> item 3 is communications and i'm not aware of any. >> okay. and we'll move on to item 4. >> item 4, board of director's new and old business. >> director lee? >> thank you for a few minutes. i wanted to report out from the jpb on an item that's up i think several months ago, cal train is continuing to move forward with this lek ri fi kaition project, and one of the challenges we are working on was whether or not it made sense to have compatible boarding heights, similar to that of high speed rail, so that we could have shared platforms at shared stations along our corridor, and the technical team has been hard at work, the technical team being a combination of cal train and high speed rail staffing consultant and is the team rep

. ♪ >> we would like to thank sf gov tv, if you could item one. >> commissioner breed?> here. >> chris ten sen? >> here. >> ferrill? >> present. >> tang. >> present. >> yaoe? >> present. >> and we have a quorum >> call number two. >> this is an information item. >> thank you we, have chris from the cac. >> good morning, and we have two items on the agenda, and that we looked at last month, and the first one item 5, is four prop k requests totaling 400,000, dollars and regarding the bike counter everyone seemed to be in favor of them and district nine, and we had concerns, with just a proximity to power, being an issue, and that was, mainly covered by mta staff and their presentation. >> for the buses being able to pick up the seniors in some location and that was about it. >> and mtl addressed the concerns that none of the bike project lists were in the china basin area and given that there say population explosion from that area, he was concerned about that and there will be projects cominging up that will be covered by that. >> and the main source of the contention in

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gov. mcauliffe: it will help a future governor, by would make the argument that it helps me -- we have shared all investment records in my first four months. i have to tell you, i travel all over the globe, i love to bring new businesses. that is why ran for governor. at the and of the day, all governors consider in the office and say they want to invest in this or put money here -- none of that matters if you don't have economic activity to invest in the parties that you have. i would make the argument, as i job around, one of the things that constantly -- i'm pretty good at sales and i really enjoy it, i have fun doing this, as you can tell -- education is the key. honestly, i can't stress it to anyone else they're trying to bring business to their state. if the project we brought to china, a $2 million investment if they did not think that 10 years or 20 years, that they would have that workforce, they would not come to virginia. my main argument that i talk about, with great universiti

so the best place to stay abreast of any updates is bart- dot-gov. last week due to the state's snowpack at record lows. governor jerry brown put in place mandatory cutbacks for water use. the executive order wasn't for everyone. making the state's agricultural industry exempt from the restrictions. and that while agriculture uses about eighty percent of california's water. and is less than two percent of the economy. the industry is important to maintain. on abc's "this week" governor jerry brown stressed that this executive order isn't focused on how much water is used. but to make sure the water is not wasted. >> it's damn serious your water in your lawn and taking long showers. of course we can shut off if you don't want to produce any food. the record we can do that, but that would displace hundreds of thousands of people and i don't think it is needed. the climate change is not a hoax. we are dealing with it and it is damn serious >> vicki : the goal of the restrictions is to cut water use by twenty-fve percent in the state. the water resource

gov. mcauliffe: it will help a future governor, by would make the argument that it helps me -- we have shared all investment records in my first four months. i have to tell you, i travel all over the globe, i love to bring new businesses. that is why ran for governor. at the and of the day, all governors consider in the office and say they want to invest in this or put money here -- none of that matters if you don't have economic activity to invest in the parties that you have. i would make the argument, as i job around, one of the things that constantly -- i'm pretty good at sales and i really enjoy it, i have fun doing this, as you can tell -- education is the key. honestly, i can't stress it to anyone else they're trying to bring business to their state. if the project we brought to china, a $2 million investment if they did not think that 10 years or 20 years, that they would have that workforce, they would not come to virginia. my main argument that i talk about, with great universiti

plea includes how well known paskin-jordans appointment to this board is given her investment in the gov. >> thank you, patrick richard welcome richard. >> public institutions like pension funds have been under attack by the prioritization it was threatening the existence of our lowest price institutions including the posting the american services and we worry about this mr. cowling u cul-de-sack care has a re2r5ikd expanding caption to give away money to hedge funds from people that hate the public sector the ceo's logical the standard deviation using thirty this model lowers the risk by 2 percent this fund has weathered any bulls and bears in the past our civil grand jury replaces the low risk investment policy why do we reject seeming prudence and conflicts we want innovative san francisco to follow the script of other plays that failed the public in secret investments based on the word of someone name who resecret i talked to a high competitive he said the suckers you go back to be the pension funds because the funds managers don't know what they're doing or they get their pension aw

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joining the two republicans is an undeclared democratic former maryland gov.n o'malley process of calling for answers after 25 year-old freddie great guys from severe spinal injuries he received from the police arrest in baltimore city tells and the news conference monday evening they do said the officer involved has been suspended from our partner to cnn to lead to people grabbed their cell phones when police put him into a police transport and police said they approached him for an encounter while working in no high crime area he was handcuffed legs dragging the next public images released by the family's lawyer was this. >>reporter: hospitalize where he remained until he died police say he gabled without having to use force and he did request medical attention and inhaler there was no physical bodily injuries that we saw nor was it evident in the autopsy the family wants to know what happened the police say they don't know how the spinal injury occurred there is much they do not know yet including why mr. gray allegedly ran when he made eye contact when pol

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just check bart .gov to confirm there is a meeting if you want to come. i alluded to some new tactile features on the platform, there is the yellow truncated domes and black truncated domes where the door ways are. we have made some changes to this. the truncated dome will be wider pursuant to the california building code. we've (teddy -- tested it out a lot. we are in the station right now. it will be useful in my opinion to passengers travel by wheelchair. there is also always a conflict to providing between a pathway for blind users and wheelchair users that have to divert across this. there is a wider space between the dots and we are also making it all yellow. right now there is black. so the purpose behind that is to comply with ada federal and state standards, but we will be marking the door ways in other ways. so people will know where to lineup with the sticker. we are still trying that out. we want to present first and foremost a color contrast. that's the intent, a visual and tactile contrast

i was a we invited gov. rick perry to come and he seems to have declined. so that may make more a story about this. as where mating the us olympic committee is about to be meeting or maybe meeting already to determine who is their pick for the us big-city and of course san francisco is among those good one without giving again anything away, once we do get this weight we should probably quickly get him some notice what happens here this morning because it should weigh heavily in our favor. so i want to thank very busy fellow mayor ed lee are coming here today. and being with s&ls began a moment. i want to thank the milken institute for asking me to convene this. i was actually down at their summit calorie florida and los angeles last month speaking about innovation in cities and giving some examples actually in san francisco's something this thing he has done amazingly well that is resulted in transition to becoming one of the absolutely top model economies not only in the country but in the world. so, after they heard my pitch they asked if they told me wa

>>reporter: a handful of republicans said attraction for the new hampshire a former florida gov. just bush called politics and appliance did not as if it does decide to form a run you have to prove he's not try to put another bush and white house former texas gov. participated in a roundtable discussion thursday for speaking to group at a town hall the jersey governor spent time in new hampshire this week as well the one thing they have in common is that none of them have formally announced plans to make a run of the white house the republicans to have test cruise ram and more real are expected to join them in the rest of the field of potential republican candidates the only democrat to announce so far has all plans after spending time and i will this week fell repentance that session will be campaigning in new hampshire this monday and tuesday still had >>anny hong: is facing more legal trouble will tell you about the latest lawsuit against james swanson >>stanley roberts: coming up on today a car for a crackdown thus more the our hundred and 60 by letters i will show you some o

now that gov floor is demanding cut back, you can expect things like this to become more common. janet and bruce are enjoying their new backyard makeover after maintaining a lawn for 46 years, they decided to do their part to save water and replace it with a drought resistant design. >> it was just getting harder and hardter keep looking good. so we just decided to get out of it. >> bay area landscapers say with more and more people letting their lawns go they've never been busier. and now that the governor is ordering a 25% reduction in water use, they expect the demand for drought-resistant landscaping to only grow. >> we're so busy. in the last two weeks i've had one day off. it is just krizcrazy busy. >> everyone is looking for ways to save. lawns at vallejo's all souls cemetery is turning brown. they expect to cut back on watering even more. >> i think people are going to understand. all of california is in the same situation. >> the rigs are hpappy they decided to get rid of grass. they say the savings is worth it. >> water and labor. can't beat it. >> we are back here live

development or if we do it in-house, at minimally one of the requirements is you know this must go by sf gov guidelines and of course san francisco web master team has great guidelines as well. so at least meet all of that. as a designer i happen to know certain things about certain colors you don't use for color blindness and certain things you have to implement into websites so readers can actually use them. but i know there is really a lot more to it and i want to make sure, you know, the google team that brian mentioned, you don't get better than that as far as user interface design. they are going to be our main consultants in that regard and they already know they have to take all of this into account. but what is the stuff that you see that you kind of go on the web and other than though it's the best website, it still didn't take it into account. that's the kind of stuff we'd love to hear. that's all i have. >> thank you, gentlemen. i have a couple questions about the more general nature before we get into website features. i want to know how long is the contract with sales for us an

a new poll conducted by the sunday times and you gov found many britains think the baby should be namencess diana if it's a girl. diana had 12% of the vote. princess diana, of course, was prince william's mother. allison and charlotte were popular picks with 9% each. if the next royal baby is a boy then james was the popular choice with 13% of the vote. followed by alexander with 8% and richard and louis both with seven. they also sound very royal. >> yeah. beautiful names on that list. >> beautiful. can't go wrong with any of them. >> i want the baby to get here. she was due last week. >> we'll be watching closely no worries on that. no worries with the weather. the getting warmer. every day this week the next three days will be pretty quiet and nice a few showers by thursday but all in all good news in the weather department. let's take look outside and you can see the ben franklin bridge all lit up here on skycam3. pretty nice evening out there. temperatures still hanging on to the low 50s in a few spots. although we do have plenty of 40s out that right now. definitely need to bundl