should each article involve a similar subject, i thought it should. and the chairman hit the gavel and under the table that went so there's never been a decision on that point. and from the law, as i understand the law, the articles that we have been handed tonight don't fit what the law requires because of impeachment. everything including the kitchen sink. and this they say from the best information available to me from some of the best legal minds in the world should not be. i wanted to know, but i got no answer. now i have consistently said from time to time that the chairman has done a good job a fair job, and i think he has. i complimented the staff, i complimented counsel, both majority and minority, but there's never been much difference between those two. and i meant what i said then as i mean it tonight. when things started to change three weeks ago. three weeks ago it changed from a nan partisan inquiry into a highly partisan prosecution, if ever there was one. well, let's see what happened. better than that i suppose i should do away with c

and i should say -- i should have said in the last slide consistent and eligible for incentives means incentives in the planning process so in the entitlement process managed by the planning department and we have a representative here should you have any questions about incentives or the planning process. so the review process is as follows. applicant submit an application so healthright360 submitted to us an application for consistency determination. the planning department -- they submit to the planning department staff. planning looks at it and makes sure they meet the requirements for the project. do they meet the size threshold? are they changing medical use? if they do they forward that application to the health department and the third step in the process is the health department reviews the application and the accompanying justification to determine whether it is or isn't consistent with the master plan. when we brought the master plan to you for your review and endorsement you asked us to deal with the three different types of determinations in this way, so consistent applic

maybe i should drive his car into the pool. maybe tell him all about the man i've been seeing who by the way wanted me in his dining robedro. prostitutes? that is so insulting to me and so far beneath you. >> i will never do it again. ever. i swear to you. >> even if you never lay a hand on a hooker again that would change what is so impossible to understand. this morning when you came in my room i was practically naked and you didn't look at my body once. not once. and yet your face was filled with it. love. >> so i'll start with a confession. when this thing masters of sex first came out, i didn't think i was feeling it. i tried the first episode and well, it was okay. and so i tuned in the next week. it got a little more interesting. and before i knew it i was hooked. but i didn't expect to be. i didn't think i was going to be. >> yeah. >> but the writing on this thing. >> yeah. >> so good. some of the issues being explored here in the '50s are just so titillating. >> yeah. and still relevant today. shocking but definitely t

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and i should say -- i should have said in the last slide consistent and eligible for incentives means incentives in the planning process so in the entitlement process managed by the planning department and we have a representative here should you have any questions about incentives or the planning process. so the review process is as follows. applicant submit an application so healthright3

i should say in that regard as you know if you have read the book that i have coined a term called the bruce willis defense and that comes from the movie armageddon in which i think eight days out he lands on the comment and nukes it and save the world. if you were to nuke a comment or an asteroid, a meteor eight days out each one of those chunks could take out jersey city or chicago or nairobi. the bruce willis defense doesn't work. again you have got to stop the decades ahead of time. >> host: we are going to take a break here and we will come back with some more things to discuss about the asteroid threat. >> host: we were talking before the break about a spacecraft, the space-based mode of attacking the asteroid or changing the asteroid, not just looking for an asteroid. so deflecting it softly, deflecting it with a big whack or something. deflecting it inevitably and then just nuking it. the first thing i think would be very intriguing to people, what's that all about? how are you going to deflect it softly? is sort of like you are going to make good use of the butterfly in a sens

it is fitting that i should pledge to them and you that i will be the president of all of the people.homas jefferson said that people are the only sure reliance of reservation of liberty. down the years, abraham lincoln renewed the article of faith and ask if there was any better way for hope in the world. i intend to request of the speaker of the house of representatives and the president of the senate the privilege to appear before congress to share with my colleagues and you, my views on the priority of the business of the nation and solicit yours and their views. may i say that, if i could meet with the speaker after these remarks, i would appreciate it. even though it is late, there is no way we can go forward other than together. there is no way that anybody can win except by serving the urgent needs of the people. we cannot stand still or slip backwards. we must go forward together. to the people in the governments of all friendly nations, and, i hope that encompasses the whole world. i pledge a search for peace. america remains. strong and united. the strength will be dedicate

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at 88, you should know. that's why i thought i should ask you the question. ve experience. >> a certain amount of experience, and the thing i say, i wasn't out reaching for roles, wasn't fighting for roles, people came to me. they always came to me, and roles came to me. i was very, very lucky in that respect. great directors, great writers, great producers. they saw something in me that they wanted for their picture or their play or whatever it was. whether it was edward albey, you know, peter hall, director, they would come to me, thank god. you know? i was lucky, lucky, lucky. >> before i get too far into this conversation, and i don't want to color this question anymore than this, tell me about your mother. >> well, my mother was one of the most beautiful women, i have to say, of her generation. she was absolutely lovely. she was a very extremely sensitive irish actress. she came from belfast, northern ireland, and she came to london and she was sort of discovered by several, several people, one of them was the great actor, producer, gerald demoire, also a

there's one and if everyone gets to hear and it hear if it's an authentic hearing >> i believe the department should supply that. >> do you have an audible version and they don't. >> i have an audible version from the department. >> she's indicated hers is not clear. >> it's not the highest quality and would all the parties suspect to the authentic site of this. >> and we'll get it from transcript. i don't know there's transcripts that exist >> we'll september t - accept the audit version. >> so to allow the department to continue this so get the cds for the board members consideration. >> is there any other documents. >> i would allow them a short if they choose 3 pages to summarize whatever positions they want. >> coming out both sides. >> all 3 sides and one thing about the permit. >> i'm sorry, i don't have permission to speak. >> 3 page if they can't write it in 3 pages i don't want to see it. >> with inhabits. >> no. >> no exhibits. >> and do you want those briefs smaept. >> those with about fine. >> what is the appropriate day madam director? >> we are currently calendaring and we'll request

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i actually believe in freedom and money and actually, like, you know, if you do the work, you should probably be paid a just became. i know this is a novel concept for a lot of interns. i promise you, it gets better. but with that, i'll take some questions. anything, hit me. whatever you've got, any rumors you heard, let's go. anything. anyone? yes. if you say your name just so you can be facebook friends, you can follow me @chuckcjohnson. >> on coolidge, he's up known as the do-nothing president, and conservatives like that on his domestic policy, but on foreign policy for right or wrong, he's remembers foreign policy primarily for the pact which outlawed war. obviously, didn't go too well. and generally at times isolationist. so if you want to talk about his foreign policy ideas. >> yes. great question. there's a chapter in my book dedicated on this topic. you should all buy it, i'll even give you a discount on it because i like all of you, and i'm grateful for being here. this is a great question. there's this attitude that the 19 tos -- 1920s, basically, they cut the government, t

i shall be able to know what 31 my representative or my city employee spends their time i should know who has access to them and their demonstrated by calendar where this it's i hits the fan is around election time i'll give the perfect example sfgovtv met about 5 hundred and 7 lobbyists over a certain period i read that and said 5 hundred and 7 it's a lot of lobbyists and how hard supervisor david campos had to fight to get that information from supervisor chiu's office i know how hard i would have to fight i'd fight very hard and not get it until after the election. they'll all that's been recommend in this case is i couldn't the departments to simply faxing take you know what they have available so far as the self-employed e schedule and post it for on the members of the public. that again cuts down on the workload no more requests to get appointment books. i've said this to the police commission all those complaint you spent in resources compiling with the records request would go away. >> all in favor of the motion proposing amendments. >> i. >> i. >> opposed. hearing none that p

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and i think we should recommend that to all the departments >> any other comments from the commissioners. >> is there a motion. >> yeah. i move federal and state that the ethics commission recommend to all city departments very collect their official calendared prepared if under the sunshine ordinance my love waits there in san francisco and convert them electronically and post them on line. >> is there a second. >> second. >> public comment? >> ray for open government. i don't know anyone that used a paper appointment everybody does everything tyrone so we're not talking about - some people do still but when it comes to city offices i do think they're using a paper dairy they call up their boss and say oh, i have an appointment time or sending him an e-mail i don't think we're talking about anything a brown burden to take what they're already doing and putting it online for people to see it. and that's all it's been recommending here recommended to the city department that that people have an interest in the calendar of the department heads and it would be behove and show a spirit of op

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think we should recommend it to? >> i think in regard to the particular officer that's involved we would look to see in the chapter and the ruling law which would be the appropriate body that could remove that person. whether it would be the board of supervisors or the mayor or whether it would be the head of some department and whoever the appropriate officer or body was that 0 could remove that person we make the recommendation to that individual or body >> so i'm not against sending something to the appointing officer or the entity that has the power to remove i'm not sure in every case someone that fails to meet the deadline of 90 days should be removed from office. so i propose modifying commissioner keanes amendment to perhaps notify the officer or appointing body to this person has failed to file after 90 days. in my mind first of all, i'd like to make the recommendation i'm also comfortable with maybe not always dismissals >> let me take our language mr. chair you wouldn't be comfortable with automatically dismiss

caller: i mean, we should -- we should go -- i think that we should either train other iraqi soldiers who want to see the mill i trant groups can took out due to fact that the u.s. we are -- it's more countries than this, so -- and other people that can help, like do we have to be the only country that comes to the rescue when it's time for war? host: if you're calling go ahead and continue to call. the numbers will be on the screen. this tweet on how far the u.s. should go to defeat isis. he says remember the president was ready to attack isis last september but when he asked congress they said no. the president made several comments on isis yesterday. here is a portion of his comments from yesterday. >> the united states of america will continue to do what we must do to protect our people. we will be vigilant and we will be relentless. when people harm americans anywhere, we do what's necessary to see that justice is done, and we act against isil, standing alongside others. the people of iraq, who with our support are taking the fight to isil must continue to come together to expel

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i should say that this is inclusive of rent control. this is not the market rent. this is the rent that renters actually pay. and obviously the market rent for vacant goes up quite a bit faster than this. we have estimated, and it's been to some extent confirmed by research that's been done at u.c. berkeley, that really no more than about 11% of san francisco worker or maybe 60,000 people earn the minimum wage as of 2013. they're heavily concentrated in the food service and personal service occupations. we believe the industries where minimum wage workers are heavily concentrated include restaurants, retail trade, manufacturing, personal services, and also non-profit organizations in the social assistant sector. those will be the five industries that the bulk of our analysis is focused on in term of how would this minimum wage increase affect wages in these industries and how the wages in those industries affect employment in those industries and spending across the city as a whole. when we look at the economic impact factor, the minimum wage, we really see it like

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it's a situation where there's occupations -- the ferguson occupation is driving people crazy. >> i should note i don't -- we don't have police spokes people here to say anything. i did not lay eyes on never. in responsible fairness to them, it's possible that something happened. there was some act of provocation. we do not know that. we can say we just talked to -- craig was interviewing four or five people who were saying, just changed on a dime. and that would not be unprecedented. there's been lots of situations where that happened. >> you're absolutely right. one thing that people, when they look back on this, the word that might come to mind is paternalism. you can stay in your house now, you can leave your house now, you can walk on this street or that street but don't walk on this street. you can have a curfew, don't have to have a curfew. this is too much for any one good person to take. >> i think if captain johnson were here, another member of the police department, would say, this is all efforts at maintaining the peace. that's what we're charged with doing, making sure there a