griswold per seeing none, public comment is closed. the district 6 seat that former vice chair the late joseph flanagan held we're waiting on supervisor kim's comments on this seat my suggestion we continue the district 6 seat and that we approve angela mecca for another term of district 11 seat. can we take that without objection? with a roll call >> it's been moved and seconded. item 6 supervisor breed. supervisor campos. supervisor kim absent. supervisor mar. supervisor yee. and angie is recommended for appointment >> thank you congratulations. ms. chang. item 7 appointing one member to the community advisory committee >> rachel is here. i'm with the geneva rapid transit it has a community advisory committee there's 13 members because it is covered the geneva in san francisco and san mateo county there are 5 san mateo appointed members of the community of the advisory committee and 8 members appointed by the transportation board we have a one vacancy to represent the neighborhood of ocean view and the individual that was in the seat

so i asked nicholas kristof andie liand eliza griswold to join us. nicholas has been reporting on the story and his column last sunday was one of the ways that the kidnapping came to the world's attention. and eliza griswold is a journalist that spent 20 years traveling along the world's parallel, including new jeer ig. she wrote a book about it called "the tenth parallel." what is boko haram? >> boko haram is a group that's really more of a mess than a militant group. they are a bunch of armed young men who come out of an islamic movement in nigeria. so nigeria is split, north/south, mostly christian and muse lilims. >> the muslims generally have more power. >> right. and they have no rights, even to go to school. it's a radical movement who has come out of disenfranchised young people who attack things they see as western in an effort to mobilize islam but really in an effort to gain power. >> you talk about this in your last book. how do you make sense -- would it be fair to call this islamic fu fund mentalism? what is behind this? >> i think we h

been involved drunken romps come and they centered on more domestic concerns like how to keep baby griswoldrom disturbing his studying or his wife from drugging him into house chores that he might have a couple quiet hours to write. this soft-spoken dandy must've seen like an odd choice for the literary spokesman. he didn't we'll an actual revolver but he retold the churchmen of the cult of the pioneer. he hated sentimentalists and hypocrites and felt that california had an abundance. where others saw progress, he saw decline. few things escape the corrosive touch of his irreverence as his friend was a part of this, but he wasn't just in this case. .. and sure enough the palm of years in the next edition of the golden era. so here is stoddard. the shop on montgomery street sold mostly religious books and baubles. inside the clerk was constantly distant, not because he cared much for cleanliness but because the money of the motion made it easy for his mind to wander. as he sank into is daydream the fed the duster in his hand became a palm tree. he had fallen in love with the tropics the year

romps of the virginia city variety, they centered on more domestic concerns like how to keep baby griswoldom disturbing his study or his wife from dragooning him into household chores so he might have a couple of quiet hours to write. this shy, soft-spoken dandy must have seemed like an odd choice. he didn't wield an axe or a revolver. he ridiculed the region's most cherished myths, especially the cult of the pioneer. he hates philistines, sentimentalists and hypocrites and felt that california had all three in abundance. where others saw progress, he saw decline. few things escaped the corrosive touch of his subtler reverence as his friend, william dean howells, later observed. but hart wasn't just a destroyer. if he often felt disillusioned with california, or this was because he saw its true potential as an infinitely original civilization with its own unique history and habits, a singular fraternity of spaniards, mexicans, chinese, europeans, australians, indians and americans living free from the trammells of precedent on the far edge of the world. here was the real, genuine america t

. >> everybody always said our yard kind of looked like a clark griswold kind of set up. >> the centerpiecet-tall inflatable snowman. >> our neighbors couldn't believe they actually made a frosty inflatable snowman that tall. and the children really enjoyed looking at it. >> two weeks after they put up the snowman, they come home from dinner to find it deflated. >> the first time that it was vandalized, we had no idea it was a true vandalization. we thought just the weather had torn it and fell down because we had severe winds in that area. >> matt repairs the snowman with tape, and it's back on display in a few days. >> i took extra effort to make sure he was anchored properly, so i didn't expect it to happen another time. >> but a week later, frosty goes down again. >> i didn't know what was happening. the second time that it happened, it was during the day. so i kind of wonder who would vandalize something in broad daylight in a very small neighborhood? lots of people around. >> matt repairs the snowman and again, this time finds clues of foul play. >> i brought it in the garage, noticed

been involved drunken romps come and they centered on more domestic concerns like how to keep baby griswoldom disturbing his studying or his wife from drugging him into house chores that he might have a couple quiet hours to write. this soft-spoken dandy must've seen like an odd choice for the literary spokesman. he didn't we'll an actual revolver but he retold the churchmen of the cult of the pioneer. he hated sentimentalists and hypocrites and felt that california had an abundance. where others saw progress, he saw decline. few things escape the corrosive touch of his irreverence as his friend was a part of this, but he wasn't just in this case. .. and sure enough the palm of years in the next edition of the golden era. so here is stoddard. the shop on montgomery street sold mostly religious books and baubles. inside the clerk was constantly distant, not because he cared much for cleanliness but because the money of the motion made it easy for his mind to wander. as he sank into is daydream the fed the duster in his hand became a palm tree. he had fallen in love with the tropics the years

. >> the supreme court ruled in nearly 50 years ago in the griswold case about privacy rights and access to contraception. do you view these cases as settled law of? >> i do. i would follow that president it was fortunate enough to be confirmed. >> i'm concerned about this amendment. there's a lot of background here and i've read it all but one of the things that stuck out to me as someone who is a former prosecutor dealing with public safety issues was the ending but you support in the georgia state legislature, i think senator blumenthal asked about this. i had to leave for another ring but i had more questions on it. at would've record posted on the internet about the number of medical procedures that doctors have performed having to do with terminating a pregnancy. i think that the clearly be public safety implications for these doctors if you put all this detailed information about them online. i think you could see it in other areas as well and i think we have certainly seen lives being taken from these doctors that terminate pregnancies. we don't put this kind of information onlin

they centered on more domestic concerns, like how to keep baby griswold from disturbing his study. his wife from getting him to do household chores so that he might have a couple of quiet hours to write. this shy, soft-spoken dandy must have seemed like an odd choice for the far west literary spokesman. he didn't wield an ax or a revolver. he ridiculed at the region's most cherished, especially the cult of the pioneer. he hated philistine sentimentalist and hypocrites and felt that california had all three in abundance. where others saw progress, he saw decline. a few things escaped the corrosive touch of his subtle reference as his friend later observe. i'd harte wasn't just a destroyer. as he often felt disillusioned with california, this was because he saw its true potential. as an infinitely original civilization with its own unique history and habits, a singular fraternity of spaniards, mexicans, chinese, europeans, australians, indians and americans living free from the troubles of precedent on the far edge of the world. he was the real genuine america coveted by walt whitman

human services here today to testify on behalf of medicare appeals process, unfarm chief lj nancy griswold was unable to join us, but hhs has committed to briefing the ways and means members on this important topic. at the conclusion of today's story lies the heart of the issue, the two midnights policy. response to the inpatient/outpatient payment prerickment. backlog of appeals, cms took its best shot at a solution two midnights. today we'll hear from all witnessed on whether the two midnight solution is solving all or any of various problems identified in this tale. i commend any colleagues on the committee members on both sides of the aisle who introduced bills to pursue different alternatives to the two midnights policy. my colleague, mr. g lock, and mr. crowellie, mr. weed, mr. -- have offard sound proposal for our committee to work from. before i recognizing the ranking member for the purposes of opening statement i ask, also always, unanimous consent that all members' written statements be included in the record. without ox so ordered. i now recognize ranking member dr. mcdermott f

nancy griswold was to testify but she was unable to fall throw on that. we have kathleen king, director at the health care office. and the doctor, deputy administrator and program integrity to see how c.m.s. can improve oversight. i look forward to their testimony. we must do more to strengthen the integrity overall particularly medicare given its enormous size and scope. clearly, more needs to be done to recover $50 billion in overpayments. today's hearing will provide subcommittee for clarity in these areas. it cannot drive up the expenses for seniors. >> morning. thank you, chairman lankford for holding the hearing. i agree that reducing waste and fraud and abuse in the medicare program is critically important not only to protect taxpayer funds but it is important to protect the health of of seniors and adult population. we have 10,000 seniors aging into the medicaid program each day this year. it is more than important than ever to keep the medicare promise alive for jen rievtion future americans. i'm grateful to have you here on behalf of the inspect

wasn't that griswold v. harley. >> but he loves america and freedom. >> he does. my gosh. idaho.adies and gentlemen. >> by the way, contraceptions, those too. but it was about biker clubs. they just threw that in towards the end. >>> coming up at the top of the hour, more bondage. no. we're getting back to serious matters. va secretary eric shinseki says he's mad as hell, but did his testimony yesterday help stem the calls for his resignation. the chairman of the house committee on veterans affairs, jeff miller, will join us next. "morning joe" is right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ no matter what kind of business you own, at&t business experts can help keep it running... seamlessly. so you can get back to what you love. when everyone and everything works together, business just sings. aswhen i really needit's reto get stuff done,at home. i hide in the laundry room. no one ever goes in there. a lawyer that's a monkey? hahahaha. also, the dryer sheets reeeally help my writing. writing supplies. oh. number 7 of my 20. the new amex everyday credit card with no annual fee. thank you. make 20 or more p

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