i really hope americans watching this hearing. i said repeatedly about the dinners we had with president obama, of americans could have been a fly in the wall they would have been heartened i those discussions and i hope they are heartened by this as well. i think there is a genuine interest in solving these problems. i think that is a good thing. i appreciate senator sessions pointed out i have a business background. and i do. i have learned a lot of lessons in business, and i have done a lot of negotiating. and the first thing i learned as a pretty good start to any negotiation -- spend a lot of time in the front end and figure out what you can agree on. we have that mentioned quite a bit. we talked about things what a great upgrade most of us agree, let's not shut down the government. i totally support senator portman's bill on that. let's talk about one big thing that i truly believe we all agree on. we share the same goal. i certainly want a prosperous america. i am concerned about every american. i want every american to have

promising to stop using christie's picture. >> i hope to learn to become a better person, mother. ain. or any one else's. thank you for your time. >> reporter: you sent that? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: it was after you sent that that you first contacted kim and brad? >> right. >> reporter: after saying to this woman. i will not be using your photos ever again. >> and i never, i didn't use her photos ever again. >> reporter: or anyone else's. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: if you lied to her, why should we believe you snow. >> i'm not asking you to believe me. because like i said it is my actions are going to speak louder than my word are. >> reporter: she insists for her it was never about gift or money. >> i never asked for anything from them. >> reporter: does it matter she doesn't ask for money? >> yeah, i think that's secce s. i would have welcomed the thought this was something as simple as a woman, scamming you. then it's look okay. at least money is involved. when sthep whe was all along ca not to do that, you realize she is just, enjoying this. >> reporter: it may be morally wring to

>> i hope not. ll place my son-in-law in front of the television set so we don't talk about obama care. >> that's the last thing i will talk about. >> it wouldn't be a positive conversation. >> i don't think i would want to talk about health shshs eating turkey. >> what do you bring to thanksgiving? >> cranberries. >> and obama suggested bringing your w2 and social security number and right after the prayer, they could break out last year's tax return and get down to business. nbegin the currentuation of the website not working if obama built the mayflower where would it end up? >> not in applymouth. >> in the ocean. >> they would be building it still. >> what would you rather talk about in thanksgiving? >> food. what we are thankful for. >> would you talk about your parents than obama care? >> yes. >> what is more full of stuffing, the turkey or obama? >> how would you bring up health insurance or obama care if you had to in thanksgiving dinner. >> don't eat too much. i don't know. >> don't eat too

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and so that is what i hope happens. and i think that we owe it to the residents to make sure that everyone is included in this process. >> thank you. and i want to thank them for all of the work that went into presenting this scope today and i think that when i and when supervisor kim when we requested this analysis, i know that i am speaking for myself at least, this is really what i had m mind it is taking a very deep look at what the transit impacts of the project will be, as well as the broader analysis of the transit impacts of all of the projects in the area. and we know that we have a sad history in this town of doing development and not adequately taking into account transit impacts or some exceptions like treasure island and park merced and i hope that hunter's point, but, there are, and we put a lot of development in this town without adequately dealing with the transit issues, and i know that we have had conversations with mr. rich and others to make sure that that stops. i know that we are going to be doing a

i hope to have your support. >> can we take this same house same call. >> mr. president, i don't see supervisor yee. >> okay. roll call vote. >> [roll call vote taken] >> supervisor avalos, breed, campos; hee, chiu, aye, cohen aye, ferrel aye, kim aye, mar aye, supervisor tang, aye, there are 10 ayes. >> the ordinance is passed. item 16: a resolution to support the fleer 2014-2015 community development block grant and the mrnl solutions grant and house is opportunity for persons with aids consolidated plans. >> [roll call vote taken] there are 11 ayes. >> resolution adopted. item 17. forgivable loan agreement for the department of housing and community housing and community housing. >> supervisor cohen. >> thank you very much. i would like to thank my colleagues. last week on hearing this item as you can tell this item is a an item that both sides feel very passionately about. i want to request that we continue this item to the next board meeting. >> thank you supervisor jays on from the mayor's office. at the supervisors request about an hour-and-a-half ago we

i hope we can continue this conversation. i think you've heard the concerns and hopefully, we won't be happening this conversation again, when we come back and visit and we're able to be a part of it and congratulations to the community too >> thank you so our counselor as well as our special education teachers are using this with the upper grade students they'll sit down and articulate how they can take responsibility and work together with the other person in the conflict to revolve that. it's use in conjunction with our clamor practice which is a little bit more formulated k 5. >> thank you anything else commissioner. all right. so commissioner men and women is so mcdobld then i may ask your last question >> thank you manufacture my apologizes for my towardness. i heard this on the radio i heard the hashing out the same things around the different piece. i hope those would get stepped up quite a bit. i think we have quite a bit in terms of sport around that. i really appreciate the uniqueness of the experience that you prov

i hope i won't have to choose between. work i had already face a choice once. i left work and my husband served in the military but i won't choose a man this time. this man had better be prepared to accept me with the work i have and the life i. think there probably no such man. they're all villages like this in russia where mothers bring their own children and raise them all together. but it's not the same. even if a mother does care for everyone equally when you put all the children start complaining that she loves one more than the other of course there is a distinction here my daughter is my own daughter. realized i'm not the kind of person who can raise and log and adopt a child i'm not jealous i may wonder. even when a mother calls him at eleven or twelve. even if she is young and attractive i say absolutely call. new mothers who are younger and younger to day for example i was going to wait and met my has been in the company of a pretty young woman going to the husband in the company of me on the floor. with a young mother. so as mom asked for an s.o.s.

>> i want to thank supervisor tang for the issues and what supervisor avalos said. i'm hoping there is a way to incorporate something that addresses the concern that supervisor avalos raised. i think it's a legitimate concern. obviously we want to do that what you are trying to accomplish here. i'm hoping we can get to something that makes sense. supervisor tang. single family >> right now the law requires that it be available on the premises but it doesn't require it's posted in a public area. i would be okay with that. >> rather than on the person. >> yes. >> i will take that to be an amendment. any further discussion on that amendment which we understand is not substantive. without that, any further discussion. okay. why don't we take colleagues, can we take this ordinance as amended and do the same house same call? okay. without objection this ordinance is passed on the first reading as amended. item 21. >> item 21. resolution respond together presiding judge of the soup roar court on the findings and recommendation. >> same house same call. this resolution is adopted. ite

there are great women that i hope will step up. me, i'm a republican, so for me, i would love to see a republican woman. nikki haley, a wonderful governor -- martinez, susanah martinez. >> would you ever attempt to run for any high office -- >> i think you would be good. >> you know, piers, i would be good at campaigning, i'm not sure if i would love the actual governing. you know, mitt would have been terrific. he is such a good executive. sometimes we misinterpret the actual job itself and what is required to do the job. if you're a good campaigner does not necessarily mean you're going to be a good governor or a good president. >> what is your favorite recipe in this book? i like the welsh cake -- >> i love it. i make it all the time. >> it is a recipe from your welsh grandmother. >> what a lady she was, she and my grandfather, they worked in the coal mines. you know what it is like, tough, tough lives they had. i can't believe that my own grandfather was probably illiterate, i'm not even certain. because he died of the black lun

now, i hope, that i will not run. a good many people want to be vice president. i wanted to be in 1956. they are very able men, i think, who would make kplt presidents in the call came. i think they should be given the opportunity. >> senator, richard nixon, who has more or less built his reputation as a vice president and as a stand-in at times for the president with a great deal of responsibility, is known pretty widely as a rough, tough gut-fighter as a campaigner. what makes you think you can beat him? >> i have no doubt that i can beat mr. nixon. >> for what reasons? >> i have run for election on five occasions, and i have been successful. i just have confidence that i can beat mr. nixon. i don't think the test is who is a rough, tough gut-fighter. it is whom we are going to pick for the president of the united states i hope. >> what kind of a campaign would you run against him? >> i would run a campaign which attempted to show what i think the responsibilities of the united states are in the 1960s. why i think that the democratic party, and if i were the no

i am, again, in total agreement and hope and ask that the proposal be implemented. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> i'm linda belden. i came here today to in support of your resolution supervisor winner. i took the afternoon off of work to be here. my dog is at fort kohn sent right now herself playing with her group. i had read that 40% of san francisco households have dogs in them. which leads me to believe that 40% of the population loves their dogs and needs places to exercise them. i have been walking my dog for that crissy field for over 25 years. it's one of the great neighborly things we have 2 do here in our city. i am appalled at the gg nra is now tin

i hope you're happy! i have to eat funyuns now! marie, funyuns! groaning ] we are like idiots. we have to stop this, you know? debra's right. this competing -- it's stupid... and your feet stink. i don't want to compete with you, man. no, seriously, your feet. you can't smell that? why are we like this? where does this come from? i don't know. look at this place. i just want to say something. you disappoint me -- the both of you. sorry, mom. i'm sorry, too. and you especially, robbie. me? why? because you should know better. you're the older one. it's true. you should set an example. hands for holding. feet, kicking. better things than the joint pain and swelling of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. if you're trying to manage your ra, now may be the time to ask about xeljanz. xeljanz (tofacitinib) is a small pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers have happened in patients ta

i hope you'll bear witness. at that point i offered an extension of muni to the under the ocean. expect mine won't sound the same that were i also wanted to comment on previous comments by members of the board regarding the annexation of seniors. i role suggest i refrain from any announcememazement that may fairly motive comment on what seniors are capable of. i want to suggest to impairing if you were allowed to address him his thai week is $5 more than i spend i recommend 7 chicken breasts a week and if you must have sugar or not use salt-and-pepper and you've got a of you bucks left over. thank you very much. >> good afternoon, board of supervisors 71 san francisco. this is your agenda. elective chamber city hall one dr. carlton san francisco, california 94102. i've spoken to you about the nuremberg i'm calling it now the city heads. i want to place this under item foy my comments and i'm also presenting my own that criminal e credentials with the african commission. this is the day we call the sudan agreement. thank you for your time it was a pleasure to be here. >> thank you

my hope was just fail, you know everyday i was hoping and praying that i would get out. my story would be not just heard because the story was heard, somebody would believe me and not look at where i come from and my bad character and understand that i didn't commit the crime. so hope to me was like it was overwhelming and every time i got in contact with somebody that i thought could help me or even interest in my case there was hope. if i can write a letter to a person and they can listen and read my letter that was hope to me that maybe they can react and even write me back. so in prison, it was like, without hope in prison, and without, i wanted to say something. i jumped around. i want to say, jeff, the public defenders office was something that really helped me because it was jeff that opened the door to my investigation and to the office in san francisco for innocent project. i was one of the persons that was able to get lawyer from that innocent project but then not having a lawyer for a time, the project and his office had to let it go because they had too many

i don't know, but i hope this is not true. i also think that given physical impairments maybe 4 hours is not a realistic limitation because people have medical procedures, they may have other pressing things. what if they go to school? that would be another thing and also be a physical hardship to run out and put money in the meter for parking. that would be stressful. so i i'm for some of it and i'm against some of it. i think it should be examined. >> good afternoon, mr. henderson. >> good afternoon, good afternoon, i'm with the black american congress of san francisco and i'm opposed to charging seniors and disabled people for parking that have the placard. since i retired and i'm on a fixed income now, it's hard to even try to drive in san francisco and park. you know, i get a roll of quarters every month for my washing and now i have to get a roll of quarters to park and that roll of quarters, that $10 of quarters isn't going it last too long in san francisco. i've applied for my placard and i should be getting that. if i

i hope you have a very thanks -- happy thanksgiving. ater this afternoon i guess and i don't know what time it will get out that later this afternoon we will be having a special order to observe the 50th anniversary which is tomorrow of the assassination of president kennedy. this is something that many of you were born at the time but for those of us who witnessed it or were alive at the time, or speaking to others who were inspired by president kennedy but since we are out tomorrow we are going to be very prayerful today and send our wishes. i know the kennedy family is more and just in focusing on the president's birthday or his inauguration day or his many other accomplishments as yesterday we beautifully observed at the 50th anniversary of the signing of the presidential medal of freedom award and all the value he placed on growing our economr old, sports, the arts and all the rest, but it has made a difference in our country and he inspired many of us to be involved in politics. much legislation sprang from inch of rain his origina

i hope that we will in your deliberations on the topic consider strongly this development affect on the mission. i personally consider and i have the right. i voted. i consider this to the the 8 washington development on valencia. it's extremely unpopular among it's neighborhood and will have an impact of those that are there and inconsistently surrounding and in terms of the issue of parking and there is 12 spaces lost to parkletts. it's not that the parking a lot near valencia is gone. and the parking lot at the public parking lot at on bartlett that one section is reserved for monthly parkers and that is not available for people who come and go, and finally of course we are not talking about a few parking spaces on bartlett street. we are talking about a block of parking. these are real skwaenld and affect the long-term residents who live there. i hope when you now consider the eir report, please look at it. tl mr. williams has already pointed out that it's factually inaccurate. how can a body consider a document if the facts of the document are inaccurate and do not describe the cir

buyout but i'm not going to be bought out of my 24th street apartment for less than $650,000 and i hope he knows that. anyone who has been a master tenant or anybody that has a master tenant relationship to go to the rent board and find out what the law is. i would really appreciate it if there was some way you guys could work the system to make it illegal, unconstitutional, the ellis act because it's unconstitutional. we deserve life, liberty and happiness and that's not happening. wet ellis act first went through i worked as a counselor for the tenants rights union and i am still in shock it could have ever gone through. if anything, if they are going to keep it they should add that anybody has kicked out by an ellis act that the people who are kicked out get 50 percent of the profit from those people for the next 20 years because they might hold on to it for 5 years but then they're going to sell it for, like, 5 million later. and i invested for 18 years so how much investment, i could have put a down payment on a house. this is something, an addendum to the ellis act. if that's goin

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. >> i hope no one's hurt. our father in heaven, hallowed be thy name. >> anthony prayed as a tornado hit his town. one resident described what happened. >> i was watching the news and they said tornado down near peeken. it's like a loud train. i said this isn't right. i said it's not thunder. it just kept coming. getting louder. and so then i went in the basement and about ten seconds later, i felt the house shaking and waited about probably a minute and then i came back up and saw what you're seeing here. >> here's what was left after the storm moved on. it was just one of 11 tornados confirmed in illinois. i want to get now to cnn's ted rowlands. he is in washington, illinois. we have seen so much damage there. ted joins us by phone. ted, what do you know? >> well, don, the images are absolutely astounding. washington is a small town, about 10,000 residents. only a small portion of this town was hit. one neighborhood. but it was absolutely annihilated. home after home just reduced to absolutely nothing. in fa

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that can be exploited to greener, energy supply and to reduce our electricity and fuel usage and i hope to bring some of my expertise and add to these important issues. >> thank you. >> thank you president, arce. >> and i will be working for the committee for the past 15 years and especially in the youth services in the apa islander committee and i hope that it will help to build a stronger school education program for environmental justice and as well as reaching out to under privileged committee and that will be bet foreeverybody and so it is definitely a great experience last time and have an exciting meeting and i am looking forward to this one. >> thank you. >> and there is a chance that i will be at light, this one might be shorter. >> guarantee it. >> if you can call the next item. >> any public comment on this item it >> thank you. >> any public comment? >> seeing none, could you call the next item? >> the next item is the approval of the minutes of the august 6, 2013 on the commission on the environment reschedule meeting and in your package you have the august 6, 2013 draft mi

colleagues, i hope you'll support this today. let's see. and as a this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. . any questions or concerns? supervisor breed >> i wanted to make sure i was clear on the purchase of the resolution. so based on proposition c one of the requirements in proportion c was to put together this - those particular spelled out groups on the open space advisory committee there's a lot. you know, i guess i'm just wondering how is anything going to get done those are organized groups in various capacity so i'm trying to understand with so many groups requiring involvement on the open space advisory committee how is anything effectively going to get done >> so the membership itself the purchase of this is to not necessarily have more members. this is - this legislation was done a long time ago so different members have been involved with those issues. so you want to make sure there's an opportunity for people involved in those organizations have a possibility to be on proz prozac. what did you mean? >> i'm confused sorry. >> jump in. >> p

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i'm available for any questions and i hope we can continue the dialogue and provide more information. >> i appreciate that. and let me say, what you're talking about and making sure that we account for as a public policy organization here in san francisco but state and national about all the additional benefits, the research and so forth, i think we need to do that and we would be sticking our head in the sand if we don't. at the same point i don't think -- i think it seems like you agree, out of fear of not doing that well enough that we should stick their head in the sand about the prices and what we're charging people and especially it's a valid point, especially as an consumer, we're asking ask to shoulder the burden more and more we need that. i don't think anyone will disagree. i'll make the commitment to do both. >> i want to add one more thing, suzanne. i think she left. deblonco from cpr, they're pushing payment reform and new models and we couldn't agree more. we think the way to reduce cost in health care is align the incentive among all provider and we have to move away fr

i hope i won't have to choose between. work i had already face a choice once. i left work and my husband served in the military but i would choose a man this time. had better be prepared to accept me with the work i have and the life i. think there probably no such man. they're all villages like this in russia where every mother's bring their own children and raise them all together. but it's not the same. even if a mother does care for everyone equally all the children start complaining would she loves one more than the other of course there is a distinction here my daughter is my own daughter. i'm not the kind of person who can raise and log and adopt a child i'm not jealous i may want to know. even when a mother calls him at eleven or twelve. even if she's young and attractive i say absolutely call. new mothers with a younger and younger kid a for example i was going to wait and met my has been in the company of a pretty young woman. your husband in the company of your. with a young mother. i may ask for an s.o.s. dat you have to go through the whole country