my name is greg ian, captain of the training division of the san francisco police department and i'm here to present the training video for general order 7.04. children of arrested parents. that general order took effect on may 7, 2014 and the goal of it is to minimize the disruption to children of an arrested pairpbltd by providing the most supportive environment possible after an arrest, minimizing unnecessary trauma to the children of an arrestee and to determine the best alternative care for the child. to deliver this training our members worked with the office of citizens xlaipblts, project wud, san francisco children of incarcerated parents partnership to create this video. at this time i'd like to show the video to the commission. >> please. >> okay. >> (inaudible)

. >> i talked to ian at the top of the show about concerns about oil prices problems going on in europe and then we talked to greg about interest rates, pretty much everybody expects them to go up some this year nobody is expecting anything fast or less than gradual increases in interest rates. in the end when you put all of this soup together what does the investor do? >> the first thing you do is try to ignore the short-term swings. if you can't sleep at night maybe take a little money off of the table, but i ignore these short-term swings and that's exactly what it think it is. as i mentioned we were overvalued and we have gotten down almost in one day to a level that i think is fairly valued. these things never end being fairly valued. they always end as we saw in the fall between september and october, they always end when the market gets pretty cheap or undervalued. the blessing is you'll get stocks down to levels which makes a little bit more since, and that gives you a little bit more upside for 2013. right now we only have say 5% at best upside but you get this market down a little bit, and you are going