so, i will respond. i accept the suggestion, and i will personally preside. furthermore, i propose that this summit meeting be held at an early date, in full view of the american republic. they are as anxious as we are to get the right answers. my first priority is to work with you to bring inflation under control. inflation is domestic enemy number one. to restore economic confidence, the government in washington must provide some leadership. it does no good to blame the public for spending too much when the government is spending too much. [applause] i began to put my administration's own economic house in order starting last friday. i instructed my cabinet officers and counsellors and my white house staff to make fiscal restraint their first order of business, and to save every taxpayer's dollar the safety and genuine welfare of our great nation will permit. [applause] some economic activities will be affected more by monetary and fiscal restraint than other activities. good government clearly requires that we tend to the economic problems facing our countr

i will go to you first. you are not an old maid yet. are you branching out your husband prospects to include members of isis? >> i am all about being a trophy wife, but that dress code would not fly with me. >> it is easier though. you don't have to theng about what you are going to wear. >> but i can't show anything off. just the fact they are roman tau sizing this is disgusting. i would hope that western women have different goals and wouldn't submit to this. unfortunately there are and they are young girls, 15 and 16 leaving their homes to do this. that's what is so sad. >> way to bring it down to a serious level. >> i can bring it up. bravo, here is your new tv show! >> it is. is it upsetting you that they should be getting women that should be sleeping with you? >> that's part of the deal. you are not going to do it? >> no. >> i was just checking. it is scary they are 15 and 16. that's an impressionable age. >> i didn't know it was that young. >> i read that part. >> i need to start reading these stories. i was so outraged that i st

>> seeing none, i will entertain a motion on the whole >> so moved >> this has been moved. >> and it has been seconded. >> i am going to call on public comment, on item 9 athrough e. seeing none, public comment is now closed and i will call for a vote. all of those in favor, aye. >> aye. >> and the motion carries and we called number ten, will you call item eleven? >>approve project no. cuw30103 regional groundwater storage and recovery project; adopt the required california environmental quality act findings, including a statement of overriding considerations, and the mitigation monitoring and reporting program; and authorize the general manager to implement the project, and subject to board of supervisors approval where required, including the following. this is the item where there were two resolutions in the packet, the first was correct and just to clarify, on page 5, the third, or it was, or has after section 9.118, the wording, along with the approval of the settlement of any appeals by this... and based on the terms of the mitigation agreements, and be it. that was the correct

but, you know, i hope that she will be here so that i could thank her publicly, but thanks. and you know, thanks all of the listeners but we got to do it again. thank you. >> great. call line item 2 d. >> 2 d, commission announcements and scheduling of items identified for consideration at future commission meeting. and next schedule police commission meeting is september third, here at city hall. and on september 23th we will be in the central district, we don't have a location as of yet, though. >> okay. >> anything, or any future items for consideration, i know that we have got pretty much a packed agenda coming up? anything else that we would like to add to that. >> hearing none, it is time for public comment... >> i just want to remind the commission that i am going to be out of the country from september 13 to october 2. >> okay. >> public comment? >> commissioners, good evening, for the record my name is amelo lawrence. and i have one question and in discussing future meet ands looking at the ago ahead agenda, why are there so many cancellations is that a lack of busi

i noted the typo here and looks like laguna honda will report on the sfgh. >> yeah, i apologize. >>i was wondering how we're going to do this. okay. yes. >> through the chair. she had to leave -- >> yes. >> for the graduation of master students but we had a full committee at laguna honda meeting with our commissioners there and we reviewed the reporting of compliance report. we also heard the quality measures for 2014 and what is reported here is what was the last result of the visits namely five stars for nursing staff, five for quality measure and four overall and two stars for health inspection so we were anticipating hoping this visit this year will result in elevating back to the five stars again across all sectors. we approved the 2014-15 budget and had discussions -- comments and good community input pertaining to hospital wide policies and procedures of that. as a follow up from the request of the commission the discharge rate from 2013 to 2014 was 10%. the total discharges were 292 and again the chart shows we're in fact -- in county, out county, et cetera. it was actual

and i cannot and i will not allow that to happen. tend to fight against those who would erode our state's constitution and laws purely for political purposes, and i intend to win. i will explore every legal avenue to expedite this matter. >> fear and unrest and entire world looking for answers. >> we are going to get back to governor perry in just a moment. a situation involving him. but first, let's take you to, to a life briefing in ferguson missouri where governor jay nixon. >> the unspeakable sadness of a mother who won't see her son again. in the anguish of parents throughout the region, struggling to teach their kids to trust among so much strife. like all of the world, what we have seen the past few days, tremendous acts of grace, generosity, and courage. people of all races the and creeds joining hands to pray for justice for the family of michael brown and just last night, the courage and resolve of peaceful protesters who stood up against violent instig ators, volunteers coming out, coming forward, even in this morning's ste

and you and i know it. we will say it here today, and six months from now, or a year from now, when we are moving along through the renewal process or whatever, this will take on that message. and we need to be realistic about that and it is what it is and we are here but it is a requirement. this board of supervisors, took an action, and they are expecting a report. and even though that it is a recommendation, they are expecting a report. that sounds like a requirement. and it has got a date in it. >> just to be clear, >> yeah. >> what is required is that the health services system will report back to the board of supervisors on the status of negotiations. >> yes. >> and it is a requirement. >> it is a requirement to report on the status of the negotiations. >> you are right. >> the health service system ultimately is a agency of the city and county. >> right. >> and so, all right. and any public comment on that one? >> seeing none, i believe that we are adjourned. thank you. >> thank you. >> she is here, right? >

i am card? >> do you know will i am? >> don't be will i am. >> or sam i am. >> do you know who sam i am is? will i am is better. i thought it was. here is my final point, the thing i took away from this is dialogue is overrated. people are saying we need to have a conversation. we need to have a dialogue. maybe we don't. maybe we have a year of silence. it is stretched for a whole year and nobody talks. >> it is never a dialogue. it is a monologue. everyone wanted to say their point. >> you say and i say and you say and i say. >> can you imagine what the closed captioning looks like that? >> seriously. i have a minute and a half. i know how this works. >> there is no such thing as actual dialogue. as long as there is a camera there will never be dialogue. we ruin it for you. a community is destroyed by the outsiders because the outsiders come in and are on camera and blah, blah, blah, end of story. they are getting sued for showing her nude. a dating naked start is suing vh1 after the show accidentally showed her private parts. it is the subject of tonight's -- >> that's what happens. >> in

i will not do that today. i am not aware of a specific threat at this point. that is the kind of threat that we take very seriously, and we will. >> last night, missouri representatives talked about th e 1033 program. can you tell me if the secretary is contemplating an official yield/ >> the secretary is keeping an open mind about the program. he shares the president's concerns about any blurring of lines between the military and law enforcement. course, certainly as far as that is concerned, leading to the use of military equipment. he has not made any decision about conducting a review. he is still gathering information about it. he met with those rep present it --representatives and had a meeting with junior staffers the day before to have lots of probing, deep questions about this program and how it is operating. he has not made any decisions yet. i do want to point out that most of the -- the military is not the only source of tactical gear used by law enforcement in this country. i think we are losing sight of that. we see the pictures and we think that

we can find out more about that, and i will see if i can give you a better answer. as far as the framework document goes, would it really calls for is for us to get our act together. what we're going to do in the cyber domain in the future. we are making a change in the cyber from an air force perspective. from a group of technology -- technologists that grew up supporting very narrowly focused support to u.n. operations, that is where cyber began. there are lots of organizations in our government who do that very well. the air force and air component commanders are worried about big effects on big battlefields. our job is to fight the big fight. how do we reshape our thinking to think about executing the five core missions that are only job was to mark there are only five of them. how do we get to doing more of those jobs in the multiple domains the secretary mentioned? do we do more isr? more command and control? more strike of different types? what kind of targets of an up to us and what can we produce now that we could not before. that is the change the cyber th

ahead. >> i will let you comment. thought it was 1968 in terms of the significance of that, the compact on 5th avenue. >> in 1960 on the eve of the republican convention and this was the convention that nominated and then vice president nixon for president for the first time, rockefeller, governor of new york, was threatening he might get into the race at the end of the nomination and the price he exacted on nixon for not getting in. he would've lost but it could have created, he could've disrupted the party. the price rockefeller exacted for nixon was a series of concessions in the party platform. by critics the compact of a 5th avenue because rockefeller summoned nixon from chicago to his 5th avenue mansion or whatever to hear these terms. nixon capitulated. let me tell you something about the republican party. nixon still have to worry about his major political problem within the party coming from the left. the last time a republican nominee for president has had to worry about satisfying the left, liberal element o

i hope that those prayers will be the first of many. if you have not chosen me by secret ballot, neither have i gained office by secret promises. i did not campaign for the presidency or the vice presidency. i did not subscribe to a partisan platform and i am indebted to no man and only one woman, my dear wife. , ii begin this difficult job have not sought this enormous responsibility. i will not shirk it. those who nominated and confirmed me as vice president were my friends and are my friends. they were of both parties and elected by all of the people. they acted under the constitution in their name. it is fitting that i should pledge to them and you that i will be the president of all of the people. thomas jefferson said that suree are the only reliance of reservation of liberty. down the years, abraham lincoln renewed the article of faith and ask if there was any better way .or 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 t

but the one thing i will never do is why to you. i will tell you the truth. and we need your help. and the attitude in the whole organization changed. americans are very efficient workers but they need leadership. and somebody has got to get in and say follow me. .. >> a lady named helen came out and she was a spokesman and she said to us, john, we have something to tell you. and i said what is it. and she said we see you and we see that you are time and we want you to know. tell us what you want us to do and we will give you everything that you ask for. now, when you have that kind of spirit in an organization, it is amazing what you can accomplish. and so i hugged all the women. [laughter] and i shook all the men's hands and i said you guys get your butts back on the job. [laughter] but it was ours people. they were our people. they still are our people and we communicate with those people and we constantly tell them what we have to do and we ended up with our five great roles of global competition and we follow those rules religiously. we communicate with our people and we const

when i do these talks, i will often ask the audience and listed a great job of explaining it and i will often ask the audience to describe cracking for me. buddy who is well-versed in the subject will sooner or later explain what you do as you drill down a mile coming to drill out a mile and a blast a heavy concentration of water, standing chemicals great extent a mirror image of what's happening on the surface. .. who are put under tremendous pressure by people with agendas, often on both sides, that often have very little to do with the issue itself or with their the real interests and needs of the people on the ground. ask yourselves this. those of you who have discussed the subject. i have seen it time and time again. if you can determine where somebody stands on a hot-button issue of fracking, can't you often tell with an alarming degree of accuracy where they stand on five or six or seven or eight other hot-button issues in the culture? gun control, climate, abortion. what does that tell you? what does that tell you? i could not agree with tom moore that i welcome the political de

and i will entertain a motion on the resolution, as amended. >> so moved. >> okay. >> second. >> and is there any public comment on the resolution as amended? >> seeing..., yes? >> i have your card, sorry about that? >> i am very pleased today to stand here on this project. i have talked to you several times about the importance of your water supply level, and the commitment that this body made to your customers built in staoet and your wholesale customers to limit rashing to no more than twebt 20 percent and this is one of those projects that will enable you to meet that commitment and so that purpose it will provide a 7.2 million gallons of water a day during a dry year and i have said rntion would it be great if i had that today and it would make a huge difference for the current water supply, and so it is critically important, and i enthusiastickly support it on behalf of my agencies and i appreciate the efforts of the puc staff, to bring this project to fruition and it has been a long time in coming and my member agencies and the three of them who are the partner agencies who are

i will see sales. unbelievable sales. you know the thing that is interesting, let's talk clothing. >> you shop at gap kids. that stuff is fairly cheap. i have gone in there with you sometimes because they say you have to be accompanied by an adult. >> half a pair of pants is cheaper than a whole set. >> all it is, the teens get a bad wrap. what they are getting it from is w%tching you and they are using your phone. you have to have the new phone when it qoms -- comes out. you have to have the ipad. and you have to upgrade when they have plasma and flat screen. >> you showed your children how to keep up with the jones'. you showed them that. i showed my daughter you will pay for it yourself because it is not coming out of my pocket. you don't get an upgrade unless you upgrade. change your behavior and your children's behavior will change. >> i think that is a good, moral advice for your children and apparently -- i could have made a nasty joke and i would have fit in. i messed that one up. i gave good advice, my bad. >> we

i will tell you how. frederick douglass complained that william lloyd garrison thought it weakened their cause they only wanted them junior raked wrong been named douglas of those speaking for slavery i was now reading and thinking. however he did not have the plantation and manner of speech from the anti-slavery society who won't come from douglas that you would not believe he was a slave. the abolitionist then went on to state "give us the facts. we will take care of the rest. [laughter] the problem is still with us it is important to understand the context with is not the story about a shootout or cowboys soared gunfighters but it is the movement story a freedom movement to why they chose to take the actions they took. and guns were important. so i choose to do this story party because my somewhat cynical reporter and i know if i put guns in the title to linkage to civil-rights you will think what is this guy writing about? part of it i do think because they do think to ask about this title of the book

i will give an example. e were not even able to use the word inspection because inspection is in the agreement and therefore you can't use it. i don't think iran will take that line but it will be an uphill battle, it will face head winds as we have seen difference in views and the implementation of this frame for cooperation between iran and iaea. very recently he challenged some of the statements and actions taken by regard to the military dimension. it was a very different interpret ration. this is what he said in public. >> so when i hear secretary sherman say, well, they will have to satisfied the iaea, that can be based upon iran's presence that actions lilt gated for some time in terms of what the iaea believes is appropriate for verification and enforcement on all dimensions including the possible weaponization elements . while the sanctions releaf is suspended. >> i think this is a good remark. the only thing which i would say that this needs to be enshrined to this agreement in such a way that it be

so i will close with another confession. frequently, along the tortuous road of recent months from this chamber to the president's house, i protested that i was my own man. now i realize that i was wrong. i am your man, for it was your carefully weighed confirmation that changed my occupation. the truth is i am the people's man, for you acted in their name, and i accepted and began my new and solemn trust with a promise to serve all the people and do the best that i can for america. when i say all the people, i mean exactly that. to the limits of my strength and ability, i will be the president of black, brown, red, and white americans, of old and young, of women's liberationists and male chauvinists -- and all the rest of us in-between, of the poor and the rich, of native sons and new refugees, of those who work at lathes or at desks or in mines or in the fields, of christians, jews, moslems, buddhists, and atheists, if there really are any atheists after what we have all been through. fellow americans, one final word: i wan

i will put my- cards out on the table i think america's founders have been kidnapped by the right.in my view the christian nation myth is worse of mercy -- misinterpretations and it is a betrayal and i think it represents precisely what thomas jefferson and pate and others were fighting against but let me also say my main reason to take on the project it is wonderful 2.0 that people were wrong but to say something about this incredibly rich philosophical heritage to not received enough attention it was important because this encounter with the philosophical past had been addressed high-level questions. but i will list the amount to stimulate you to think about them. what is the meaning of the american revolution? why do we care about these people? >> it is easy to say that which ideas matter in more important as the truce matter? today have to be true? so that is what motivated this project i will take of quick retreat to introduce you to some of the characters that stimulated me with the project. with those minor characters that form a part of the story but they were beginning bec

i will be supporting your nomination. supervisor campos? >>supervisor david campos: well, i didn't know that you were a good time on top of what's been said. i'm glad it's not always you can say that about a planning commission appointment. i'm very happy, proud to make a motion to move this item forward with a positive recommendation as the committee report and look forward to working with you and thank you to all the community members who have come out to support you. >> okay. supervisor tang? >>supervisor katy tang: thank you, i too had a great time chatting with mr. richards. i'm looking forward to seeing you working on the planning commission. what impressed me not only the organizations that you have been involved in , but the amount of time and that shows true commitment to your neighborhood and that brings a lot of experience to the commission. as a new incoming member potentially of this planning commission. i have one question for you: are you ready for this? worried but i'm also happy, still able to support campos' motion. >> he t

as i said, ripping out a cancer like isil will not be quick or easy, but i am confident that we can and will working closely with allies and partners. secretary hagel and are joint chiefs of staff have compared a range of options. i will be meeting with the national security council this evening as we develop that strategy, and i have been consulting with members of congress and continue to do so in the days ahead. finally, i just spoke with chancellor merkel of germany on the situation in ukraine. we we agree if there was ever any doubt, that russia was responsible for the violence in eastern ukraine. the violence is encouraged by russia. the separatists are trained by russia, armed by russia, funded by russia. russia has deliberately and repeatedly violated the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine. the new images of russian forces inside ukraine make that plain for the world to see. this comes as ukrainian forces are making progress against separatists. as a result of these actions russia has already taken, and the major sanctions we impose with our european and internatio

>> i will disagree. i don't care if 450e is -- care if he is a hero or traitor, it is what he exposed. he put himself on the line. >> our country on the line. >> if he comes back to the united states, when he comes back, it will be interesting to see an open trial where you can get the discovery open. i just wish people would have his, again, balls to do something. >> people who have his balls are in the military. they put their lives on on the line and he exposed them. >> we need more in washington. >> he claims that he did not put anybody in harm's way. in this interview that andy read, he doesn't even know what he released. he says he doesn't have what he released anymore. so how does he know he didn't put anybody in harm's way if he doesn't know what he did. >> he knows what he made public. >> your hero doesn't know [bleep]. >> whoa, whoa. >> i split with him and others. i have no problem with the nsa spying on foreigners or foreign governments. i want them to do that. i am not only not mad that our g

hie, the direct for water and i will have the updates, i will move into those and i have skipped a couple of these slides that we have seen before to cut right to the chase and this is the slide showing the reservoirs and as you note the hetch hetch is 90 percent low, and it has been coming down as the summer progressed and there is no inflow and that will decrease until the following and into the next wet season that we get. we expect to be around october first at about 250,000 acres in the reservoir, on that standard operating procedure for this kind of year, again the water bank number is low, 37 percent and it is low but that number has been coming up and it is actually come up about 13,000 acre feet as we have steadily put the water into that from the cherry reservoir side and because we want to replenish the water, so that it can come in this year, the total system storage is 61 and a half percent right now. and so, these numbers are you know going to be steadily changing as we get into the fall and as we look forward to what kind of precipitation that we are going to be getting in

brooks i will ask you shamelessly can you follow lisa and i after today's show? >> i will. i will.romise you, for three or four twitters and after that i will probably drift away. [laughter] we actually had a great video comment from matthew, he is a budding comedian. >> my name is matt and living in new york city and my question for you is this: i have been a huge fan for almost my entire life. i think i saw space balls when i was 7 or 8 and have been an enormous fan since and want to do what you did. i love your work. what is your advice for someone who is just getting started? i'm new, i'm green, i'm naive and i'm, putty in your hands. >> cut down on diary. don't eat a lot of dairy. don't eat a lot of cheese. and the second thing i have is if you can get a copy of ten from your show of shows watch it everyday for a month religiously and you will see structure, punch lines and ultimately a brush stroke of genius. not only in the performances but from the contributions of writers like neil simon and woody allen and mel brooks and woody was not on show of shows but neil was and i w

>> i will repeat what has been said on my behalf, that i will probably be a candidate in 1976. i think governor rockefeller and myself are a good team, but, of course, the final judgment in this matter will be that of the delegates to the national convention. >> may i just follow up on helen's question. are you saying, sir, that the option of a pardon for former president nixon is still an option that you will consider, depending on what the courts will do? >> of course, i make the final decision. and until it gets to me, i make no commitment one way or another. but i do have the right as president of the united states to make that decision. >> and you are not ruling it out? >> i am not ruling it out. it is an option and a proper option for any president. >> do you feel the special prosecutor can in good conscience pursue cases against former top nixon aides as long as there is the possibility that the former president may not also be pursued in the courts? >> i think the special prosecutor, mr. jaworski, has an obligation to take whatever action he sees fit in conformity with h

i stepped in with the ongoing project, and they will cover me unless you have any questions, i don't have much else to tell you. again, i was out of town for quite some time. >> i have one question, on the mechanical amusement, does that impact us? >> it will, but at this point, again, based on agreement that we have, it will be a very small impact. >> okay. >> there is some part of the agreement is to wave some permit application fees but, the license fees are still going to be charged. and this is really the bulk of the ongoing income. >> do we get that money from the license? >> yeah, we get in quote from the busy air quotes for you and it is a general fund and we are a general fund department and yes we get credit for those operating expenses. >> thank you. >> so i will turn it over. >> and i just had one. >> sorry. >> i just know that cohen's office was interested in becoming more involved in the late night and early morning transportation because she feels her neighborhood is really far impact. is there still time for us to have someone bring those concerns? >> yeah. >> i think

and i guess that i will just fry to keep it short and sweet here. i am opening up buzz works, directly across the street from the operation called butter on 11th street and i have been there for 15 years and over 25 years of experience in the entertainment industry in the local bay area and san francisco from night clubs, and ownership and operations and promotions and production for special events and music festivals. the buzz works project really started off as an opportunity to create a more safe and conducive atmosphere within the 11th street area and the inception behind the plan was to integrate a business into the center of the block that will tie all of the rest of the businesses toegtd. it is a buzz works is going to be a neighborhood craft brew and sports bar, and it will also have a food program that will support all of the other restaurants in the area by serving everybody else's menus. and not compete with anybody, but basically compliment everybody else's businesses. i have gotten quite a lot of support from the existing area and i have

i will try to make those clear. but i can tell you our task here is to ensure the safety of the citizens of ferguson. the health of the businesses in ferguson. but also, to ensure that the people of ferguson have their voice, their right to speech, their right to gather, is maintained. and that's what we will continue to do. >> captain what about the security of the police officer involved, is there any concern about security with with his name released, is he being protected? are you concerned about his safety at all? >> i have not spoken to chief tom jackson so i'm unaware of any things he has in place. >> (inaudible) mike brown and video that they released this morning, the guy's a young man that maybe the picture looks like him but the picture, look closely at the details, when you look down at his details, nike, the picture of mike brown, long striped sox on and the black of the shoe being the sole. they are stating that is mike brown. that is so unfair for his parents, you have to look at the whole picture. >>

i will not ask. [laughter] pat picked me up that the cbs next door then retract down jim had guys searching for me along the river. any yvette and rescued my reporter's notebook the scrawled inside was legible somehow the people loved asset wanted their stories told. [applause] >> kiev never listen to me talk about long before. i know it is killing and. [laughter] this is john bassett he is "factory man" i will just read a relief fund section this book was not fun to write it was learning about international trade law back through 1930's does anybody know about this? i went to indonesia and for us future brighter that is what i consider myself it was a lot of business and i tried to rights of both and i would want to to read and i say i am a daughter of the displaced factory worker putting my cards on the table. a lot of it is just hard to understand the stuff that was not familiar to me and reading the economist every week was hard. [laughter] but this part was fun because after hundreds of gogol's

and one lady is among 5,000 people will be laid off. >> i will miss by friend, and my supervisor. >> rk. >> the union will open a special resource center on wednesday at the convention center, and it's a partnership with the state and other agencies to receive additional services. we have an entire section of our website dedicated to the casino prices in the city. >>> meanwhile, in cape may county, short businesses will end on a high note. merchants expected to top $5 million in retail spending and they had 100% occupancy from the beginning of july to august in their hotels and they say the weather played a big part in the booming business and it's a record-setting season in delaware. local businesses there say it seems more people skipped their routines. the tax-free shopping doesn't hurt either. >>> police are investigating an armed robbery at a 24 hour rite aid store in kenwood. police tell us the robber did get away with cash, but nobody inside the store was hurt. >>> we have information about the health of tracy morgan following the accident that left him earlier in june. morgan'

definitely something i will be keeping an eye on. and i think that will wrap it up. any questions? >> are there any questions? okay great. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> all right. we will move on to item four which is police -- >> public comment. >> oh i'm sorry. is there any public comment on the executive director's report? seeing none. [gavel] i am moving on to number four which is police department comments and questions. >> ladies and gentlemen of the commission, vice president hyde i work for the san francisco police department liaison unit also own as the alu. tonight i wanted to speak briefly about a couple of incidents that occurred at permitted establishments under the control of the entertainment commission and i will be brief, and also let you know we're not asking for the entertainment commission to take any action at this time and i will tell you why as i speak of them. the first premise i want to speak of is the lacosienna bar and had an incident at 10:00 p.m. and located at 4236 mission street. what happened at that establishment that night there was an argu

or non willful. i can read those to you if you like. there are three. one is that the respondent cease and desist the violation and produce the public records or the second option the executive director to post on the website the commission's finding that the respondent violated the sunshine ordinance and the third option the executive director issue a letter to the respondent and the appointing authority or the mayor of the violation and those are the options in if you find a violation whether willful or non willful. >> so if we vote in favor of commissioner keane's motion the next step is make a recommendation as it to which option should be adopted? >> included in the motion. >> pardon me? >> included in the motion. >> that's what i am saying. do we include it in the motion? >> yeah. >> to be clear you could do one or all three. i think you faced picking one. >> considering that do you want to make a new motion and i will allow the public to comment on. >> yes mr. chair. i would like to amend the mo

privilege. >> so moved. >> it has been moved. >> second >> and seconded. >> all right. >> and so, i will call for a vote, all of those in favor, signify. >> aye. and opposed the ayes have it and the motion carries and yeah. >> we are back on the record. >> we appreciate this. >> so, i am going to go ahead and make the announcement, that commissioner's setment under item 17 and i am going to entertain a motion whether or not to disclose the discussions which were held during our closed session. >> is there a motion? >> not to disclose >> it is moved not to disclose. >> second. >> and it has been seconded. >> any further discussion on that? i will call for a vote. all of those in favor, aye. >> and opposed? >> the ayes have the motion, carries any new business? >> okay, i will be brief. >> i am asking that staff prepare a short memo related to conversations that took place during our joint envier men commission, public utilities commission, and those specifically with the joint interest in looking into integrated pest management and putting it together and introduction course to that work.

i cannot tell you today that our diplomacy will succeed because i am not sure that it will. i can tell you that in the past six months, we have made significant and steady progress. we have exchanged ideas, narrowed gaps on key issues, and identified areas where more hard work is required. for instance, we have had productive discussions about how to reduce the dangers posed by the facility at iraq and fordo. about the protocols necessary for transparency. about the disposition of iran's stockpiles of enriched uranium. no issues have been neglected, none have been finally decided, because nothing is agreed until everything is agreed. and on sum we still have substantial differences including the question of enrichment capacity. as you know, mr. chairman, there is a limit to how dayed i can be in this open session and still preserve the leverage we need in support of the goal we seek. however, the bottom line is that although serious obstacles do remain, we are moving in the right direction. for that reason, roughly two weeks ago the parties to the negotiation agreed to extend