. >> yeah, i guess -- it reminded me of pass throughs and tenants get charged sometimes for the increases and fees that the landlords have and i wonder how that worked ultimately but you kind of answered. >> okay. >> -- what i was thinking, but i guess i am concerned a little bit -- of course we want to definitely inform customers about these increases and rates that would result as part of this clean power shift, but i think -- i guess at some point i would be interested in understanding how that is going to be marketed or what language or what script would be used, because ultimately the goal isn't so much related to, you know, -- well, i have to be careful how i say this i guess, but i guess the goal the city is reach 100% renewable electric supply within 10 years so we have these -- i think very lofty values in a good place so i want to make sure when we're approaching and informing customers about the incomes in rates that. >> >> increases in rates that it balances with some information about the value of trying to reach these goals that the city has put forward which have to do with

i mean, yeah, and i guess i like -- i love that kind of moment because of the serendipty of it. i road -- i read detroit's history not long after i got here, and, you know, as a lot of people here probably know, you know, right down there near the plaza is where cadillac, the french explorer first landed, there's a statue, and that's what the fort was. i was reading that, and sort of unusually funny day, and in the fall, and so i decided to make my way down there and sit outside, and it was, you know, it was a weekday, and it was pretty empty, and, yeah, a guy tony approached me. looked like he might be a street guy, like, maybe homeless, and i thought he was going to ask me for money. he saw me reading, and, instead, he pulled out a couple battered paperback books out of his pocket. one was "the world according to garp." [laughter] he talked about huh he loved john irvin, and then somehow he told me about his experience in the prison system, told me about his scars and bullet wounds, and he eventually starts telling me that, you know, he doesn't want -- people don't want to mes

and as them services in san francisco. >> commissioner sag guya. >>> yes, i have always wandered, i guess for a long time whether the car clips here would survive because everyday east i go by there it's like hey they are still there. so i'm really glad that i'm able to survive in the city where a lot of car dealers have to the been able to a couple of year ago i was looking for a new car but and i was considering lexus but there are no lexus dealers here and you have to go into mar incounty and i thought i do not want do that and especially if servicing came along or something happened to the vehicle and so i stuck with frank and suddenly glad that you are going to continue and expand your business.. >> commissioners there is a motion and a second to approve with conditions antonini. >>> i guess i didn't buy a lexus. >> commissionerrer more so moved commissioners that motion passed unanimously. five to zero. commissioners do you need a break? let take a five-minute break. (break).

i guess i better get 'em. yes, i guess you had. what are you going to write?ry best dog in the whole world. i think every other pet owner would feel exactly the same way about his pet. and they will say so too. then what shall i write? well, why don't you write about lassie's virtues. actually risked her life for you or for someone else. i think that would be very interesting. like that time you got caught in that cougar trap. oh, yes. she was certainly brave then. i'm not likely to forget it in a hurry. ♪ ♪ there was this big cougar that came to our woods because of a forest fire. an honest to goodness stay hunter came and set some traps to catch him. and he told us to keep lassie safe in the house and not to go near the traps. but mom had a flat tire and got caught in one. oh, hey! ♪ oh. ouch. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ along and we can all sit down together. okay. ♪ help! help! ♪ ♪ ♪ see you! lassie, do you remember the c clamp that the trapper brought? well i think i left it on the sink. would you go get it for me? ♪

>> i guess if i resign my position and apply again you could potentially do that. >> i see. ms. miller. >> well, i think -- we're in the process right now of in our budget with sf puc allocating sf puc resources because we do have sf puc money for cca, so there is some latitude to you from a budget standpoint about the position, so in terms of flexibility with option two. i don't think you need to say there is only one position available and we have two positions authorized and we're going to cut the one, and then maybe what you would be saying you want to authorize the other, but with cost effectiveness if you go out figure out in the interview that you could do the two with one you would do that if that makes sense to you. >> okay. commissioner avalos, did you want to add anything? i think -- >> i would have a preference that we don't -- we have a search process that doesn't go through the rigga mo rol that jason discussed right now with the ideal and we could have a flexible process for option two, but i just thought jason was shaking his head. i wasn't counting on the proces

i guess i am wondering if we're surveying people do we have these actual rates and not to exceed rates in place -- otherwise we shouldn't be surveying people if we're misleading them. >> we don't serve anybody -- >> i mean surveying. >> oh surveying. excuse me. >> okay. >> i don't see the point to surveying people if we're creating some kind of maybe anxiety or fear around these rates that may not end up being the reality. >> so i just wanted to point out that the reason we're surveying is to measure the appetite of what that price point is, and so what we're seeing -- >> okay. >> what number would be you be comfortable staying with this program? and we're seeing based on the numbers we're seeing now and if we get the same number now would you stay in the program for all these benefits that this program will offer? and it's consistent with what we have done better and

i guess you know who the thief is, alright. i do?see her? i don't have to. she's not like we are and she acts funny. you're just blaming her because she's a stranger and she's different. anyone who takes things that don't belong to 'em is a thief. she's just as good as we are. and you better take back what you said. whose gonna make me? i am. ♪ timmy, rudy, stop that fighting immediately. he said anna was stealing the food from the lunch boxes. can you prove that rudy? no. you will apologize to anna now. i'm sorry. i sorry. @@ a kit. then he picked up these empty milk containers over at the dairy co op. that's wonderful of you to give so much of your time. oh i'm glad to help. it's a terrible thing to think of children without enough food and medicine. yes. well i'm sure the class will be interested. thank you mrs. martin for the tea. i better be running along now. ms. haslett, i don't quite know how to bring this up but i really feel i must. timmy, tells me that food is being stolen from the lunch boxes. yes, unfortun

i guess you wouldn't understand. - well how did she come to get lost? home. ♪ where did you get this, lassie? ♪ oh, you want to show me, huh? alright, i'll follow you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ how many you got in there, lassie? ♪ is that all of them, lassie? well, come on. let's go. here, dear. would you give me a hand and put these in the parlor on the table, please? ok, mom. - thank you. take that in for me, would you, dear? - might i help? yes, please, mr. nicholson. thank you. - thank you very much. ♪ ♪ oh, here they come! ♪ merry christmas! ♪ hello! ♪ merry christmas, timmy. thanks, mr. washburn. - and here's a little something for lassie. where is she? - uh, why don't you put it under the tree, dear? ok, mom. ♪ lassie! it's lassie! ♪ ♪ ♪ where was she? well, she was on her way home when i ran across her. was really my fault that she got lost in the first place.

i mean, i guess -- so, i could go to the planning department, file an appeal. there is a process for doing that, go to the website. >> the appeal, e-i-rs -- negative declaration appeals, choose to appeal [speaker not understood], choose to appeal to the board. exemptions are only to the board. >> okay. thank you for the -- answering the question. i think that there are a lot of great procedural changes and codificationses that the legislation does that's really -- that need to be done. i think that that's very true. i think the challenge is that there are some details related to what that mean when you start talking about discretionary actions and how one discretionary action, do people game the system and get a discretionary action, a place where they're left notice, no one is paying attention so they can get -- have an easier time in other places. i think that is problematic. i also think the appeals window the 10 days, 20 days, 30 days, 30 days with no notice, 20 days with some notice, is also somewhat problematic. those seem to be the two biggest issues tha

but i guess finally, i am a delayed person, when we read about some of these situations that involve like i guess, box cutters and others things it is kind of to understand and at some point i should do my own sort of exploration of this, how is escalates from that to someone dying. someone being shot. >> supervisor, i have seen people who have died as of the result of box cutters. >> i am just saying, thank you. >> thank you. >> supervisor mar. thank you, i just wanted to ask commander ali about the costs of implementing the program and so how much would the pilot program cost, but also include the cost of defibrillators and also, the training involved in the pilot program, how much is that going to cost? >> well i am actually the point person for the aeds and the cost there are going to be absorbed by the persons who are donating them to the police department, in fact we have a relationship with fssafe, if you look on thir website you can click on their website and make a donation to sf safe and they in turn are purchasing the defibrillators that would be donated to the police depa

i guess. he said he said i think precious metals value the central banker they've got a that they're going to keep printing i'm going to keep holding ok we're going to go to break when we come back there's so much more i want to get into more on the year interview with professor david column of cornell university also still ahead we receive some strong responses to our cargo c.e.o. interview this week all respond to your comments both good and bad. they're causing market numbers. on the edge of human capabilities. struggling with pain and dramatic. layouts to become the first. force fall in the. do we speak your language i mean some of the will not advance. your music programs in documentaries and spanish more matters to you breaking news a little tonnage of angles keep these stories. for you here. in troy altie spanish to find out more visit i don't. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other

i guess i approach land use and economic development from a different perspective. i'm not against development, but i want it to be equitable so we look at the lowest income populations or even middle income populations so that residents have a strong say as development moves forward, whether it is the park ridge said development in the southern, western part of the city or even treasure island with there's many low-income families that currently live there. but it is a strong voice for the residents that currently are there. we also want to see new people moving into the city, and hopefully, we focus also on families and housing that provides better homes and home opportunities for families, but i always say that i support equitable development. i also do feel that big business and downtown interests usually dominate the discussion on development. i want to see a balance of those forces, but also with residents and environmentalists and others that have an important say as we try to create more complete streets and better designed neighborhoods that make it more li

i guess i made a few mistakes myself as well, mr. norton.se the ranchers could stop migration to the west, even if they really wanted to. that's right, mr. norton. everyone's entitled to his own way of life. confirm the right of man to own property and to do with it as he chooses, and you'll give your children a real heritage. well, it's time for tonto and me to be on our way. good luck in the election for sheriff next month. i know you'll choose a good man this time. -adios. adios. adios. there's the man i'd like to see as sheriff. you know, i fought side by side with him and i don't even know his name. -don't you, jim? you should. he's the lone ranger. ♪ ♪ heigh-o, silver! away! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪the roy rogers show ♪starring roy rogers king of the cowboys, trigger ♪ ♪his golden palomino and dale evans queen of the west ♪ ♪with pat brady, his comical sidekick ♪ ♪and roy's wonder dog, bullet say that looks like dan barton's wife, roy. yeah there must be something wrong the way she's riding. what's the mat

is it as sweet and as satisfying i guess? >> it is, but it's also, i didn't realize how much anxiety and stress would come along with it. you know, i thought when i walked out of prison in which is to be this extremely joyous occasion. and i didn't realize the state of shock i was going to be in whenever i came out. i didn't take into account things like the fact that i had been anywhere in 20 years. you know, for almost 20 years i had been sealed inside a box boy never had to do things like navigate in the world, find myself from point a to point b. when i had to do those things and it became a reality, it was incredibly overwhelming and incredibly terrifying. so i just started having to make myself do things that i was scared of on a daily basis, go places i didn't know, find my way someplace in fact someplace. i had to force myself through things, through situations, stand in line at the bank, it terrified me. i would have to force my way through these things just so that i could get beyond that. if i can do it one time, if

i mean, i guess -- so, i could go to the planning department, file an appeal.

i guess, i'm looking at the two plans next to each other. if i am correct, there are no changes that are being proposed by d-r requestor to the lower two floors. it's only the upper floor -- >> that's correct. >> and i guess everyone is agreed upon the light gray color and the translucent windows to, you know, minimize the amount of darkness on that area. and i think -- >>> that is already established. >> all i'm seeing here is the family room being moved to the sort of more to the center and taking up part of the open roof that would be to the east side if my direction is complete. and they're claiming this family room is larger in the version, the janet campbell version than the other version. i haven't quite been able to figure that out and they're putting a couple skylights in that area. >>> first of all, i think the first thing is that the owners wanted to live certain way and they have designed this building so that it accommodates not only the yees', but also the neighbor on the other side, which is mr. keegan who happens to have three

lease when i would assume that they would have full knowledge that location was a suitable location. i guess i would want to clarify that the suitable location, because we're not speaking to whether or not it's an appropriate use for that location. we're not getting to that argument, that is a question for the planning department to make a determination on if this was not located within a thousand feet of the recreation center this. is located within a thousand feet of the recreation center and it's not a property that can have an mcd on it under the planning code. so i wanted to clarify that. we're not making a determination on the quality of use, but it has the restrictions because of the proximity to another property. with that i'm available to answer questions. thank you. >> mr. sanchez, if you could direct me to the provisions of 790.141 that require or indicate that the measurement must be done in a straight line? i would like to focus on that language. >> so the language included on page 2, in the second paragraph, the language -- the parcel containing an mcd must not be located withi

. >> i pay my sales tax but for 2011 i guessed. i guesstimated. >> you guessed. >> i kind of guesstimated and sent in an amount. >> i hope you guessed high because that could be trouble if it was low. >> i guess i guessed higher. >> that's a technical foul. >> shall we look at the books? >> uh-oh. >> literally, we want to see it. >> so this is the office? >> yes. this is where it all happens. >> i'm glad to see you have accounting records. >> those aren't mine. those are the previous business owner. these are mine. >> so it looks leak you followed their system. they headed back upstairs were dawn got erica started on a quick books account. go ahead and finish. now we've created the bank account. >> be brutally honest with me. erica's taking care of upstairs. what's your first impression? >> hot mess. first interpretation of what i've seen here. again, not abnormal but frightening? can as by operate like this? >> well, it can, but not for very long. they won't be in business for very long. >> you feel confident it can be fixed? >> it

>> i guess so. yeah, a little bit. [ laughter ] i guess so, yeah. >> jimmy: are you playing yourself? >> not really. i'm not quite sure how to explain it. we kind of -- you know, judd and i, when he told me he wanted to make this movie, i said great. and then over a couple of years, we had conversations about, you know, what would -- what the movie would be about. and we sometimes would have, like, coded conversations. kind of like arguments through the characters. >> jimmy: what? >> yeah. so i'm debbie and paul rudd is pete. and we would -- this is why judd is kind of like paul rudd's character, i guess. but judd would say things like, you know, things that he would be afraid to say to me, his wife, he wouldn't be afraid to say to the character debbie. so he would say, like, don't you think it would make sense for debbie to say that she's being really controlling in this scene? [ laughter ] and i'd say well yeah, and don't you think it would be really good for pete to say right now that he's being,

so i guess i don't romney was right her husband certainly isn't frugal but if he forces a journalist to pay for his campaign mismanagement that he certainly is cheap. and now let's take a look at one of those year red lists that are everywhere this time of year forbes magazine has a list of calls thirty under thirty the magazine lists quote young disruptors innovators an entrepreneur is impatient to change the world and categories like media food and drink and entertainment take a look at forbes is thirty under thirty in education thirty millennial forbes things are overhauling the learning process but if you take a really close look you'll see that among all the founders and co-founders on the list there's one job conspicuously missing teachers that's right there are no teachers and forbes is look at the most notable people in education so it's no teachers made the grade who does it turns out nineteen founders on the list for directors in a basket or an author a chief engineer among others and there's one doctoral candidate technically a student and that student is about as close as

i guess the devil heard my wish. i'm sorry. i haven't slept in two days, haven't eaten since yesterday. i'll get you something to eat. felino... come out, come out, wherever you are. where is he? where's escobar? have you reconsidered my proposal? i'm going to find my client, and when i'm done with him, he's going to be begging to go early. listen to yourself. you had human feelings once, but now you're just a monster. is this who you want to be for all eternity? i used to dream of meeting the first collector. now listen to you. you've gone soft. what was it that made you lose your edge, hmm? was it that girl at the restaurant? oh, it was her, wasn't it? hmm. that's your weakness, women. first, that german girl, katrina, and now the waitress. this isn't about me. hmm, but it is, morgan. you've lost your way. you've become distracted from your destiny by a girl, a puny little mortal girl. you're kidding yourself, morgan. if she finds out who you are, she goes straight to hell. you can never have her... but you can have me. we're

governments over manipulation of the treasuries etc i guess you don't watch other shows on our t.'s network i would suggest you do you'll learn an ocean full of financial info from the brilliant max kaiser now of course i agree with you you can learn an ocean full of financial info from max kaiser we respect his program so much another option though in terms of learning about the treasury's exchange stabilization fund so that i don't look so confused is perhaps watching this show on say august seventh two thousand. the legal basis of the e.s.f. is the gold reserve act of one nine hundred thirty four which you just talked about chris paul as amended in the late seventy's the act provides in part that the department of the treasury has a stabilization fund consistent with the obligations of the government in the international monetary system fund an orderly exchange arrangements in an orderly system of exchange rates the secretary with the approval of the president may deal in gold there you have it foreign exchange and other instruments of credit and securities. that was when we had