she will always white for judge hyde. i can play god. i have let her shoes and get better or she's not i see her getting better. >> : an attorney for children's hospital also spoke with us and some conversation and was con confidential more information on that the it is not going to say when or where judge hyde will be transferred to that between now and tuesday at 5:00 i court order to keep her on a ventilator and that's when it will expire they have laid out his plans and that includes some plans to get hurt out of the hospital temporary but little used to find a doctor at 2 do the procedure at the plate fund please alter and confident that will be able to do that >> : they also learn that there's a death certificate prepared for judge hyde the coroner's officers confirms that the date will be december 12th and that was the date that she was declared brain dead the there is no list of cause of death a man was hit by cv today by tenant this morning today according to police and i see the traveling southbound hit the vic got in the cross

hyde amendment does not cover. for example, obamacare expressly allows funding for plans that include abortions through taxpayer subsidies. during the health care debate, the president assured the american people that no federal dollars would be used to fund abortions under obamacare. yet, this was just one more in a long line of inaccurate statements on obamacare. by the president and his administration. the no taxpayer funding for abortion act not only prevents taxpayer funding for abortion under obamacare, but it also requires transparency to ensure consumers are fully informed about which plans on the exchanges contain abortion coverage and surcharges. madam speaker, throughout my life i have worked hard to draw attention to the pro-life movement and do it with love and compassion. i live for the day when abortion is not just illegal, but is unthinkable. thank you and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. the gentleman from michigan is recognized. mr.

and the hyde amount, of which i had the privilege of serving with chairman hyde for a number years on the judiciary committee, clearly is the law. but what this bill has done is gone even further. it has disenfranchised from their civil librts the people of the district of columbia and completely abolished -- liberties of the people of the district of columbia and completely abolished home rule to the extents of women's health. if it was a state the question would be whether or not it was appropriate under the 10th amendment an this incentivized small businesses for you have disqualified them from getting a tax incentive or a tax credit because they are not allowed to provide for their employee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. ms. jackson lee: this bill should be butt to the side and pass legislation to ensure that the unemployed have unemployment insurance. that's what's right about america and we should do the right thing. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. the gentlelady from north carolina. ms. foxx: thank you, madam speaker

>> aye. >> hyde. >> aye. >> josephs? >> aye. >> lee. >> aye. >> campagnoli. >> aye. >> president tan. >> aye. >> so, to continue for two weeks to february 4th. >> so the motion is continued until february fourth, and thank you, commissioner hyde for offering up your negotiation and mitigation services immediatation. >> and so we are going to move on and i know that the next item needs to be moved to be continued originally it was agendaized and so do you have anything to say. >> i think that i wanted to mention that ramsey hanna has been to the hearing on the 16th and he is waiting to find out what the determination will be because he has inherited a permit that has no entertainment and you guys do need to make a motion to continue it. >> okay. thank you. >> i move to continue that item. >> i will second. >> on the let's take this to a vote. >> all right, on the motion to continue, commissioner akers >> aye. >> hyde. >> aye. >> jaef. >> aye. >> lee. >> aye. >> campagnoli. >> aye. >> tan. >> aye. >> so moved. >> and all r

like the hyde amount. let me say to my colleagues, wed need transparency. there is a galing lack of transparency in -- galing lack of transparency in obamacare including whether or not a plan includes abortion. in my own state of new jersey, we tried and tried, hours upon hours, we finally found out of the 31 plans offered in the state, 14 plans subsidize abortion on demand. yet, none of the plans, not one makes this information available to the consumers shopping online. same goes, ditto for state after state. you can't find out. when you make those phone calls, you get conflicting feedback from the person on the other side who himself or herself don't even know either. every single obamacare plan in connecticut and rhode island includes borges on demand. every single one. -- abortion on demand. every single one. we see that as the taking of human life. look at what abortion does to the unborn child. the baby is either dismembered, chemically poisoned, decapitated, the methods are horrific. and we live in a culture of denial that does not want to look at t

hyde street 1040 hyde street. >> good afternoon, vice-president wu and members of the commission and department members staff. the item before you is a request for conditional use authorization to establish a bar doing business as liquid gold located within the polk street. the applicant wants to sell a wine. the definition of a bar allows abc license to sell beer and wine and on sale beer. the project sponsor has agreed to only pursue a license 42 an allowing the sale of beer and wine on or off the premises. it would occupy a 140 skwaeft -- square feet. three letters of opposition from the neighborhood of concentration of bars and alcohol establishments in the neighborhood and eight letters in support and concerned about the concentration of bars in the neighborhood and the impact on their business and 60 signatures opposed to the project. many were received after your packets were delivered. i have them here. the department recommends approval with conditions and believes the project is necessary and desirable for the following reasons. the bar will function as a beer and wine bar

commissioner hyde commissioner akers. president at an >> thank you. >> with that the motion passes. i know there are a cough other commissioner comments like commissioner hyde and commissioner akers >> yeah. my comment is happy holiday to everyone and since we're notd not 0 going into the year with another meeting. i'm calling on the commission to ladder and think about the best ways to be pro-active in our jobs here as not only regulators but promoter of night life and make sure that when things are happening in the city we're aware of them and so we do take an active really. i think we do a really good job and hope we continue to move forward with that. commissioner akers >> my comment is minor. i notice that audry joseph is needed as vice chair >> good eyes. i was just clarifying because a there's two vice chairs >> thank you for pointing out. any other commissioner convicting that he that i on commission questions or comments >> let's move on to item 8 for new agenda items. one thing we want to put on january 7th agenda is a hearing on 10 b i believe they commissioner commission

commissioner hyde. commissioner akers. want at an. we have a quorum and i'm still unclear as to the statutes of commissioner perez as to whether he's been sworn or not without information kwo i don't know if he'll be here picture the first item of business is public comment not currently on the agenda but pertains to the matter and work of the entertainment commission please come to the microphone and identify yourself >> are you going to start the clock. in a second >> hello, i'm michael i'm a good activist and a gay blogger. i was back here a few weeks b ago about the noise at san francisco pride weekend. i wasn't able to mention in my 3 minutes has to do with the doory alley fair and the folsom street fair especially the folsom it's a huge event and takes over particle all of folsom and side streets. i'm happy to say that the leadership there has licensed to the complaints about the music and etsz sound level for the music. one thing i've done is this this year folsom there were 3 music stages okay. and what that meant was like if

i'm caroline hyde. >> i'm ryan chilcote. >> i'm jonathan pharaoh. -- ferro. have dider does not you completed yet. here with more is ryan. -- they don't have the deal done yet with fiat. 41.5% in their actually only paying $1.75 billion. the remaining is in installments. it's not everyday you can buy a carmaker in installments. just 13 days ago, he was saying he was prepared to pay $4.2 billion and we had this ipo. was about price discovery. basically, the results of the ipo was looking at a $10 billion or $11 billion valuation. paying $4.35 billion looks like a fair deal all things considered. >> money strapped chrysler will have the deal but what does it mean for the leader of this group? >> he's been working on this for the last 10 years ever since becoming the ceo of fiat. he tried to buy gm europe then he went all over to try and win that deal and they decided they would not sell. this was plan b. sincebeen working on it 2009. it's very helpful for him in the sense that fiat is still lossmaking. he can still use this plus get access to the cache file chr

commissioner hyde. president tan >> no. okay. all right. item 3 is the report from the executive director to go ahead ms. king >> i will be brief. good evening and happy new year. starting with legislative policy update i've can't take down on my report is agendized for item 7 so that will take the place on the agenda and a move to update you on the water ordinance. behind this memo i've expanded the actual 0 legislation this was introduced that i supervisor chiu and it was intended to phase out plastic water bottles from city areas by october 16th i think is the latest date in the phasing out of water bottles legislation. so it includes the enforcement and penalties and this is to be done by the department of the environment and we'll be curious about that. again i'm not sure - i don't have the whole trajectory. we will ask president choosing office what they intended. it says environmental code it maybe go to the committee and to the full board but in any case is it fair to say triumphed to us and now to you for informational purposes onl

i've been a resident of the area almost thirty years and i agree with commissioner hyde there for the past several years broadway has been strip clubs and night clubs not much diversity and it attracts a specific crowd and has been a dangerous crowd. i've been working with those various groups trying to make progress. we need a little bit of a breather to attract different types of businesses. this idea that people in the neighborhoods are anti entertainment and we're definitely not into entertainment we're - i actively remember broadway when there was more live entertainment. there's no reason currently for anyone from the neighborhood to go to broadway. there's no reason. we want a little bit of a breather to try to attract different types of businesses. and we don't feel that full liquor is necessary for a diverse neighborhood we're not anti fun we only want responsible business owners to come in and create a difference >> how are you going to attract now businesses. >> if people see a change maybe the environment is different they maybe more prone to go in there. the area has a re

. >> commissioners commissioner hyde. things for coming out. i'm going to disagree with commissioner joseph about the diversity. i think we're seeing a hometion. there's a few clubs on broadway and a lot of these strip clubs. i i know one of the reasons that broadway was having problems there wasn't a exist of entertainment. i don't feel that limiting them while there's a abundance of wound type of daerment is necessarily going towards diversity. and also i don't think this does anything to the 19 and there establishments. many times at commission we've heard how those establishments areococcus problem with these the young people coming and standing on the street and acting in inappropriate means and hanging out in areas where they have to move on. also i was wondering if you looked into a cabstand this was something when i talked to the - where are they that send people to parts of the hotel >> connoisseurs. they don't send people there because there's no cab service so thank you. i'm glad you appreciate that. and then also there are many, man

commissioner hyde did you want to say something. i want to reiterate this is not something that the commission can change or regulate. it's the reason i have asked that we tube it because people kept ask me to talk about it. and i would like to say i know i really wanted folsom event to be here. i know they have dorsey alley that's two blocks and has almost the same amount of 10 b officers because they've expanded for all of folsom street that is 7 or 8 blocks long. i don't understand how their can be that sort of discrepancy because i don't think that's in the cities best interest making sure we can continue to house culture events with tax dollars and adhere neighborhoods together and adhere communities together i wanted to hear this because i think that is a concern that the entertainment commission should be aware of. i really wanted to thank everyone who came out and shared their knowledge as well as their how 10 b has worked for them. so thanks so much. we have a couple of other agenda items. thank you, everyone for coming if

commissioner hyde. commissioner joseph. commissioner lee. commissioner campagnoli. president tan >> so moved. all right. we are going to move on to of d >> the lease doing business is also requesting a bill yard. some of you remember this was not two long ago she wants those permits and the englewood station has no opposition to the application >> do you want to tell you about why you're applying. >> i've had the hall for years and it's great to have other things for people to do other than drink. they come in and play hack man and play pool. i've had a team in the past that wins the championship and i want to maybe get better at pool myself and a commissioner joseph >> i have one question. you have a pack man machine and a pool table now. i have had it for 2 1/2 years >> when did you feel you needed a permit. >> i went to city hall and i authenticity i paid for the entertainment permit but they said there was a lapse because the former owner paid for the bill yard hall permit earlier but it changed ownership and there was a miss convulsion he still owns the pool ta

here with more is caroline hyde.seems that this was one of the winners over the christmas period. >> that is where their strength was. phenomenal numbers. that is why shares are at a record high. profite raising their guidance. they have come out with sales up. up 21%. if you're looking across the board, they are up almost 12%. that is three times where analysts had been expecting. this is trouncing the competition. ubs says it was a promotional bond fight. next didn't are taken that. overall they are seeing improvements across the board. they are giving money back to the shareholder. >> you talk about this non- discounting policy. how much did that help? a talked about how they are left with so little to clear. not only did they not discount, but they don't seem to have a great deal of stock to shift. >> people were just buying right up until the last minute. you can order on catalog or online. they had a lot of footfall in their just days before christmas. they didn't go for promotions. they give clarity to the ove

caroline hyde is in paris. take it away. hour.s been a 24- full of headlines. >> you are right. i was there at a press conference. it kicks off that -- kicked off at 4:30 yesterday. they got impatient as he tried to sell to the french public how he will turn the economy around. all anyone really wanted to know was what will become of his supposedly first lady. she has been in a long-term him, but notith married. what of the allegations of the affair with a 41-year-old actress question mark -- typically it was the first question that was asked. will she remain first lady? [speaking french] his or her in personal life can go through ordeals. these are painful moments. i have a single principle. private matters are dealt with in private. no answer coming from the president's first lady. no answer about whether she will remain a first lady. she said she will give an answer by the trip to the u.s. on february 11. the fact that he is not clearly sticking by her -- everybody has bes suspicion that he might finding a new first lady. >> he refused to give much clarity on his personal lif

caroline hyde joins us with details on that incident. what caused this extreme action?s pretty extreme. companyt year ago, u.s. said it would close this factor in northern france. it was after five years. they were talking to unions and it disintegrated. they have got to shut it down. that sparked demonstrations outside the headquarters. they said it escalated into violent protests by workers that injured police. it heated up again when two executives were taken. one in hr and the other the manager of the plant. they were allowed to keep their phones. it was civilized, but it was about demanding negotiations for severance packages. two days later, they were let go. the union that represents the workers said they cannot occupy the plant. and the protesters said the show was just beginning. begun the show has just when it comes to hostage taking. this is not the first time in france. it is quite common. >> it is quite common. international was look to -- >> to buy portion of that plan. >> there when the bail out the plant before the big spat happened. they were claiming t

here with more is caroline hyde.lowdown in china, the role of the asian shopper in europe, all of that very much topical. >> still front and center. last year we saw the slowest luxury sales across the entire industry. to bain andording co.. a large part of that concern has been about chinese consumption. we are speaking to some of the big players in italy. which is a maker of men's suits, they are worried about the chinese buyer. they say they are still not spending. , we don'tclair saying see the need to push too much. i want to give you a clip of what the chief executive of ferragamo told us. they are focused on shoes and bags. he is saying, italy is still a beacon of style for the chinese. the asians are really now [indiscernible] it will be an opportunity. still feeling pretty confident and it is going to be the smaller chinese where you start to see the ramp-up in demand coming. >> and monday was a big theme in italy last year. makersalian the jury value their independence. >> they do. the likes ofsaw with huge

caroline hyde has all the news.again. >> only october the first was his first day on the job and after three months he is gone. reasons, heersonal said to the market at the end of closing play yesterday. he's going to stay on as a development director. he has some assignments he is still responsible for. for the time being it is the chairman that is going to be the interim ceo. he knows the business well. he used to be chief executive previously. there is speculation as to the reason why he has left. there wereying disagreements about how to tackle china. the potential slow down there, was it shipments slowing down in china at of the new year? maybe that is why the chief executive has stepped down. at the moment, we know it is just for personal reasons and he is staying on in a development director role. this further clouds the shares because there is going to the internal distractions. and it is a tough time when it comes to the cognac market. be considered as part of the story. >> exactly. tenure, weinto his saw a

>> from this hearing date. >> commissioner hyde? ? you know that one of the things that i have been doing is going out and sitting with neighbors and the bar staff and have convening a conversation where everyone is in the room together, and so that everyone gets to have their conversation heard, and i am willing to do this with laoficina to sit down and i think that first of all what they need is someone to go over the rules and regulations in spanish, and so that they are understood really well and i would work with supervisor avalos' office to have someone go out there and do that, and do that first. >> and excuse me commissioner, i have a motion on the floor. >> okay. >> so before... >> could we let him finish the comment. >> before i second. okay. >> second. >> and the reason that i do not support it, is because i think that there are other ways to work on this. >> and i think that you know, what happens if we keep pushing it, and then it just is granted any way by the state. correct? >> so then they get their license, and we don

commissioner joseph and then commissioner hyde >> i used 10 b a lot. in this past year i had an opportunity to use the k9 units after the boston bombing we used them for pride and i'm a dog lover they won't let me pet them. so i have a question 10 b is requested and you present them to the proefrment what's the process to come to some further agreement like for instance, there's a hypothetical street fair you think we can sgo do this with four officers and not 10 how do you resolve those issues. >> there's a process in the transportation code for them to ask for resolution and there's also the permit officers and the sergeant special event sergeant at the station work with the promoters to come to a resolution. it's generally considered outside how many police and other private security to hire to mitigate some of those concerns >> so it's subjective as to the captain of the station and the permit officer. >> they would be one of the first stops in this process. >> okay. thank you. >> commissioner hyde. >> hi, thanks for coming out. >> you're welcome a

hyde is the most profitable club in vegas per square foot.rage table costs $8,000 per night. this one, $250,000. what makes it different? this red button. the cost to set off these fountains -- $10,000. the number of people who reserved the table in 2013 -- two. >> i want to keep hitting the button. >> that is out of control. where casinos eager to get their hands on the high rollers? trish explained. >> if you are spending a couple million box at the casino, they want to give you everything they can, they want to keep you there. i want to push that button. >> is this competing with macau? >> macau has done incredibly well and has significantly surpassed vegas. the why as to the documentary is that it looks at the challenges that we faced year for the gaming industry over the course of the last several years. it is through the eyes of that particular player whom you saw. he managed to win $15 million playing blackjack within the span of a few months. he did this in part because the casinos were vulnerable and they negotiated very good odds. >

i have a short period of time i listened to the commissioner hyde and commissioner josephs comments. i'm going to cover a lot of things. the first thing was the cad reports. that kiss through the bull and public delineation and cuts through the politics behind her. it cuts through the community business district which those members that are in the steering committee they represent almost 80 percent 1 one hundred and 47 pages of crime those individuals that are on the steering committee of david chow and he knows this because we delivered this to him 5 months ago and no one's done a single thing about it. we've been mr. angle has been crucified. there's an empty business and a beautiful location frozen. this is a simple motivator that's going on here. there's issues taken because i'm a criminal defense lawyer. what you would consider the wrong side and i know what's going on in this community. it starts with certainty individuals that are calling the shots. the cv d >> your time is up sir, and we have the cv d as we have the head of the strip clubs. >> okay. your time is up. thank you

i'm caroline hyde. central-bank -- india's central-bank unexpectedly raised rates.ore on the unexpected hi ke, talk us through the increase. since the time that they have -- septemberto the 2000 13, almost every time he has managed to surprise with decisions. , 42 out of 45 economists polled thought that he would continue with the rates. he has gone ahead and increased the rate to 8%. does not come as a surprise to several of the economists. one said that this is a good, cautious step. they will continue to address the inflation risks resolutely even if the gdp slows. quarter -- and concerns regarding the economy will continue. inflation atmain this point in time. they have also clarified that keeping in mind the current -- off the inflation they see, there may not be a need to it again increase the rate in the near term. he is taking a hike right now but he is also indicating that for now, maybe they are done with hiking rates and it will be a longer pause in the future. what else have we picked up from them? that is going to be a key concern for the reserve bank g

commissioner joseph and then commissioner hyde >> i used 10 b a lot. in this past year i had an opportunity to use the k9 units after the boston bombing we used them for pride and i'm a