hale. it seems like the only concern with the puc is the lack of clarity around the job component in terms of the local build out and how that whole formula has come together. is that correct? >> barbara hale, assistant general manager at the sf puc. i used that as an example of the sort of thing i know already we're looking for better clarity on now that we received what is referred to as the final report. >> okay. is there a list of questions or a way to coordinate a meeting with you and enernex and mr. fried in order to address some of the issues in order to be all on the same page especially when we have our joint meeting about this particular report? >> yes, as i mentioned it's my intention to collaborate with mr. fried to go through the report and understand the various issues, have an opportunity to document -- write something up in a summary way. my commission asked for that prior to the joint meeting. we received this report on the afternoon of monday of this week. >> okay. >> okay

hale? i guess not. >> just the idea that we're going to be collaborating to provide input to our commission. they requested at our commission meeting that we work together to identify any outstanding issues or thoughts or questions so that they can have that in hand as we go into the joint meeting and i understand that -- i heard a lot of interest in having that joint meeting opportunity and the opportunity to hear directly from enernex as to what their report is teaching us. thank you. >> thank you. ms. miller. >> yeah, i just wanted to say obviously i think these kinds of debates are good things to have because we're not debating over something really substantive. it's just we need more clarification about number of jobs and where and how. that's very easily done, but i think it's important to i think we started this process to answer some questions that had been raised when we went to the sf puc before for approval of the project so it's a really good thing to me that a lot of the answer

hale in the lobby and i think mrs. hale would be very proud of the work that has been completed in that living space. regarding our -- excuse me -- our committee reports. we submitted a letter to sacramento, to the california senior legislature letting them know the space will be filled that was vacated by mrs. campbell and will hold that position until october, 2015. also we continue to recruit for our membership committee. the chairperson -- mrs. russo was not there, but we're continuing to recruit for the membership committee and that is an ongoing process and our site visits continue and we'll have an update at the january meeting. the advisory council will not meet in december because of the holidays. so we'll be giving a report -- i will be giving a report in january. also at that particular meeting, we selected a bylaws committee and that is in effect. there was also a nominations for advisory officers and the slate of officers were accepted. i can read the names, if you want to know who the folks are, or if you

. >> thank you, we have barbara hale it from our puc to speak. >> barbara hale, general assistant for purchase at the san francisco public utilities commission. i am here today seek authorization for a master license agreement for outdoor distributed antenna systems mounted on our street light poles. those are assets that the city owns through the public utilities commission. first off what is a distributed antenna system? the systems are installations that consist of multiple power, low power antennas that are connected by fiber optic lines to the carrier hubs via fiber optic lines. the facilities include antennas, radio transmiters, fiber optic cables and associated electrical infrastructure. so that's what the physical assess is. what do these things do? they distribute wireless network coverage, enhance wireless cellular and data capacity in heavy trafficked areas and really provide for better service where more traditional cell tower installation is inappropriate. the slide that you see here gives you a picture of what they look like physically in the environment. the antenna its

. >> then just to ask another question, i know miss hale pointed out the benefits of increased wireless coverage so we can have more data and faster stuff, but also the fiber network. i know that we're looking at undergrounding of fiber but we know how costly that is. could you quantify how much fiber network capacity, like one pole would have? so if you had 12 to 24 to replace panel antennas how much fiber network benefits are we looking at? >> the four strands that extranet will be providing the city will give you more than you would ever be able to use. it's very large. >> thank you. okay, anybody else wish to comment on item 18? seeing none, public comment is closed. supervisor avalos. >> just one more question perhaps for mr. masery. we have 150 for extra net and 50 for verizon and then we heard two other carriers, mobility and ground castle. do we expect to see many, many more companies coming in as well to make installations, to extend their networks, is this the tip of the iceberg, what do we expect moving forward? >> we are receiving a lot of interest from different carriers an

hale and the rest of the puc staff to find when joint dates can be established but i haven't gotten dates from them. >> okay. thank you. >> can i just ask for a clarification or make a suggestion? i don't want to really have a joint meeting where we're arguing over this kind of thing about the jobs and -- it probably makes sense to deal on a staff level with these types of questions. make sure that we know if there is a difference of opinion we know exactly what it is because i have a sense that when we go for the joint meeting we want to be asking the commission to do something and that is to dedicate staff to bring back a program and to set rates. that program would potentially not include shell so they have to go design a different program than what was before them initially. we may want to ask them to design a program that includes this deep green and light green, you know, the two which hasn't been designed before. we would need to work with sf puc staff to do that to get it presented to their commission. i see this -- we have the report but the point of the report was to answer some

dugard finds out that john wilkes booth was engrajed to louisy hale.t everybody doesn't know is that the sometime they are engaged lucy hale was stepping out on booth with robert todd lincoln, abraham's son. we believe that john wilkes booth found out about that and that drove some of his hatred toward the president. i didn't know that i have never seen it before. i think it's around some place but dugard took it out. >> had you read all of these some of these more popular lincoln books? >> some of them. but i wanted to start on a clean slate. i had a vision here of telling americans exactly hot man was and why he was a tremendous leader. that's my vision. i didn't want to get polluted by a bunch of different things. certainly i have read a lot about him. i have a history degree and former history teacher. what i have learned writing and researching this book it's amazing. >> one of the reasons you say you wrote this is because he was one of the last great leaders in the country and that we need somebody like that. >> president lincoln was the greatest

louis police association is angry and outrageous to have been caught in this hale of gesture and feels community won't get past the tragic pant mine unless someone is held accountable. that's the angle they're going with. okay. st. louis rams coach. >> they will not be disciplined by the club or by the national football leg. >> let me ask you a question when did nick noel tee take over the rams. >> ya, fisher that will teach you. a nolte joke. so we have an old fashion police department professional football team stand off. who is going to blink. >> the rams chief operating officering called the st. louis police chief called to apologize. >> jon: i thought they didn't apologize. >> the rams open official denies apologizes. she says in none of these conversations did i apologize for our players actions. >> jon: isn't it interesting how witness testimony is so unrehraoeupbl. how can we in anyway clear this up. how? >> in a testy and bizarre exchange of tweets over night it's claimed the rams apologized. the rams said no. then the police tweeted the apology including "expression of regret

. >> next to him is congressman hale boggs of louisiana who was prominent in the democratic leadership of the house and very close to john kennedy. >> 50 years later. how should we mark that day, the anniversary of the release of the warren report? >> we should mark it with very mixed feelings because unhappily this report, which was hailed at the time, a definitive answer to many of the questions asked about the kennedy assassination appears not to have been that. it is remarkable that the president who received the report that day, lyndon johnson, ultimately decided that the warren commission had it wrong. at the end of his life, lyndon johnson believed that fidel castro had killed president kennedy and that the warren commission had somehow been misled. you know, it's a remarkable thing to discover that the president of the united states who commissioned the warren commission did not believe the commission's findings. >> president johnson obviously is thrust into power by the assassination. his initial instinct is not to have a federal investigation of the assassination. as it turns

it hales from hemlock township in pennsylvania, now a holiday guest of new york city. the rockefeller center christmas tree, an 85 foot tall norway spruce sprinkled with 45,000 lights and ready to sparkle. its owners, self-proclaimed christmas elves, bought the house on crosby road in part when they learned it was in the running to take that same spot on the plaza. >> i saw it. i was like, wow. great name. great tree. this is going to be perfect. >> a 150 mile plus journey later, it was hoisted up by cranes. energy led efficient lights strung on its branches and then a crowned jewel. a star with 25,000 swarovski crystals. on the ground, a star-studded lineup is set leading up to the leading including performances by tony bennett, mariah carry, cindy laup per and leeann rhymes. >> this is something i have watched my whole life. now to be on the stage and part of the whole lighting is very exciting. >> reporter: a symbol of the holiday season for people across the country set to shine when that switch is flipped tonight. the tree will stay lit until january 7th giving mi

however, we have heard in the past similar descriptions of why hale may have carried out an airstrikes in damascus, whatever the case the israelis, at least publicly are not talking. >> within syria dozens of soldiers have been injured after opposition fighters targeted offices in aleppo. clashing broke out and heavy shelling followed on the old neighbor of the city. >>> a syrian and iran foreign ministers have condemned the israeli airstrikes, calling them acts of aggression. iran's key ally with the syrian government. >> as we have said, these effect morale of terrorist groups who have undergone serious blows. >> the united nations have launched an appeal to deal with the humanitarian crisis. the humanitarian crisis chief spoke, and at the list of priorities of syrian refugees. >> over the course of this year the number involved in the conflict has risen sharply. we estimated there were 102 people around the world who were in need of assistance, also we targeted the most vulnerable, 7. 76million of them. the numbers went up from the beginning of the year when we were going to help 52

as the economy haled they went back to their police state. they're getting close to that now and president obama is stepping in and bailing them out. >> brett, what do you think about that? >> well, look, the idea of lifting the trade embargo isn't a bad idea. the idea of changing 50 years of policy isn't a bad one because we have been stuck with the same problem so long. >> we endorsed it though 20 years ago. >> it's not a question of the principal, it's doubts about the execution. how much leverage have we given up? and i'm afraid we have given up too much at the beginning for the sake of what amounts to a photo op moment for the president. we had a reset with russia. attempted a reset with iran. we had a reset with the bermese dictators. none of them worked in part because we gave up so much at the beginning so six months down the road there was little pressure to make the regime change. >> dan, what about the argument the president is making, if we flood them with investment, we are put our arms around them and get better results than we

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bob hale is a former navy officer, i should have said before. great deal of expense across all these issues. i realize i went on a little bit of attention but they deserve a little bit of praise and and you deserve to your some of their credentials as we approach this topic. bob, without further ado, if you could put the military health care problem within broader dod budget perspective for us. >> thank you. i want to talk about it more from a budgetary perspective, and the first point i want to make, there have been significant changes in military health care that have slowed the growth and health care spending significantly. just a few examples, five years ago the administration allowed the department of defense to use the schedule to reduce costs. the use of medicare rates for small hospitals and outpatient. dod is implemented the defense health agency as john said. congress mandated a fighter to his program of making mandatory use of mail order pharmacy which has again cut costs inevitably. some benefit reductions or increases in these, i sh

at that particular meeting, the president report was that we give an update on the vera hale housing has been completed and residents are now moved in. it shares the space with st. anthony's. and i happened to pay a visit there, and met some the

her husband hale boggs had represented a new orleans center district for almost three decades. he had risen to become the majority leader in the house. and many people expected him to become speaker of the house. and in october, 1972, during a campaign trip to alaska, his aircraft disappeared and he was presumed dead. the seat was later vacated. and lindy boggs was prevailed on to run for the seat. she had for years been her husband's eyes and ears in the district. she ran his campaign's back home, particularly as he moved up the leadership ladder in the house. and she knew his office and his agenda. he came into congress, and it was unlike the shirley chisolms or bella absent-- abzugs, she was quiet. there is a great story about getting an assignment to the banking and currency committee. there was a bill that would provide equal access to credit. when the bill was being marked up in committee, the draft came around and she looked at it and it said, equal access to credit without racial, age, veteran status, discrimination -- but it said nothing about sex or marital status. an

. >> yeah, i just wanted to thank miss hale and people for testifying. i still don't see calling corporations a community. i think that's a semantic because it's unfair to neighborhoods that have, need more of a voice and i know that that's a been date on political contributions going on in this country. but i'll just say that i see the benefits of having poles used versus on tops of churches, schools and residential places and as an alternative to other means of satisfying our appetite for technology. this may be a better alternative than the other ones that we're looking at neighborhood by neighborhood. so i'm going to be supportive of this. i worry about the floodgate being opened for public resources, poles and other public spaces being used for private commercial use but i see this, the benefits of this outweighing those concerns right now so i'll be supportive as well. >> okay, so we have a motion by supervisor avalos, seconded by supervisor mar, take it without objection. okay, madam clerk, call items 4 and 5 together. >> item 4, ordinance amendin