you know contractor you know lamar and everyone to conduct those meetings and report to you the invocationommissioner month to month. >> those meetings are helpful the public needs to have a place to go and really talk introduce the issues they're having so people that are out there experiencing things. >> in the meantime we'll have the inspector dust - >> i don't believe there is any more comments from the commissioners. >> all right. on item 7. >> item 7 thank you for coming out and your presentation today. >> thank you oar and item 7 director's report an dbi finances. >> so let's longtime the united. >> are we supposed to be out of here and commissioners there is a permit tracking system updating the study we've got quite a few agendas commissioners do you want to discuss this study there are not. >> we'll move the study to the meeting. >> can we do a quick update on the schedule the 10 minutes mark. >> i move we postpone the director's report. >> okay. >> hopefully. >> okay. so we'll move. >> got any money in the bank. >> (laughter). >> yeah. yeah holed up we are trying to adjust an ag

office and the chief and our mapping person so that you have maybe want two maps to come back for invocation. >> let me check in with media colleagues, i want to check in with the folks option 3 is close tweaking around the tenderloin piece from my prospective colleagues other maps you want us to consider for next week? >> i think i agree with option 3 with the tweak with the tenderloin. >> chief? i see we have supervisor cohen here and i can concede some of our time >> do you want to speak no great my suggestion we make the changes to option number 3 and have that presented to us invocation it didn't seem as to that's a desire to look at another map in terms of of the commission not interested in the data as the community concerns it is helpful on the last charter to look at the summary data some taken off the northern but the contingency that aware thought that piece and help impacted with the staffing and it looks like the park grows a little bit at again, this is what that community has asked for that stayed part of the park and bayview dropped counsel a little bit it is helpful to know

run their own sites would be able to apply with the siberia requirement i have questions of the invocationshether the city made a mistake and building that the unintended consequences quite frankly we've seen of pushing people that are doing home sharers in san francisco off at&t park and on the 09 platforms we're not irregularity one of the goals as a city to incentivize people to track and able to endorse the law bad acres making this more difficult for this specific represents if it's approved commissioners thank you for your time and i do want to thank the staff and all the departments dbi and a our tax collectors to talk about the prelims of that so we can start endorsing and thank you to the mayor for dealing with that issue. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> it's me again so thank you supervisor farrell supervisor campos and supervisor kim for your introduction i'll be giving you a brief overview of the summary of staff's recommendation and ems to alex who will speak about the research he's done on short-term rentals and memo he drafted included in your case report before your

environmental work since the department has found that cargoly exempt this will be firmed by the board invocation and i'll come to you on wednesday to request the release of the money and the report will be on the specifics of the $30 million related to the project. >> thank you. >> okay. >> no other questions we have a motion to - >> with that i'd like to make a motion to affirm this with a positive recommendation. >> we'll take that without objection. >> item 5 to authorize the fire department to accept and expend a grant from the federal agency to upgrade the program from september 2018 to september 2015. >> good afternoon mr. chair march from the fire department to present the acceptance from feminine for the upgrading of the exhaust tractors in the fire department station i mean, the cancer is a big concern in the fire industry one contributor it the existence of you exhaust fumes from vehicles and other apparatus there are toxicology that can be breathed in by the members over the course of the work and they have x tractors but their up i up to thirty years and need an upgrade from a techno

ladies and gentlemen kindly remain standing for the retiring of colors and invocation.cy, abraham lincoln worship in the new york avenue presbyterian church in washington. he discussed the sovereignty with gurley the man revered by the lincoln family. these discussions may well have influenced lincoln's thoughts on the war and future of our nation which he presented in his second inaugural address 150 years ago. as we stand here on the 50th anniversary of bloody sunday, it's also important to note this historic church sent ministers to selma to support dr. king's fight for civil rights. i now have the pleasure to introduce you to rechb roger ginch of new york avenue presbyterian church to deliver the invocation. >> let us pray. oh god you raised up a profit for us in abraham lincoln who's spirit of humility and courage are a model for us today. out of his life cut short, amid a war that ruptured family and country, the spirit of the man rose in the life of his people to heal the nation of what was a great offense of slavery. in the spirit of lincoln we come bold his bef

let's do it thank you, commissioners for coming up with the alternative plans i know you'll vote invocation but the fact you come up with that and listens to the community we came up with the alternative concerns i myself am grateful whatever you which i see thank you, mr. elliott. >> next speaker. >> good evening welcome. >> good evening commissioners and chief i'm gail a tenant organizer at the elk hotel that's on eddy between polk and larkin i'm here to say i hope you support moving the boundary to polk and i want to thank you all for listening. >> thank you. next speaker. welcome. >> good evening commissioner and chief i work at central city and i thank you very much working with this i'm hoping next week you'll be looking at more in the future i want to appreciate the effort you're putting. >> thank you, very much. and for your effort. >> next speaker. >> hello commissioners and chief. >> i want to thank you guys for considering us as a neighborhood we we're not all dope addicts and crimes some of us work and having police protection is very important to you was talking with commission

they'll be placed in dbi try in ninth grade if not proficient they'll be enrolled in algebra one invocation it was in bop high school and combooel and student tested at 9 o'clock and all students were in clamor within one test proximate causeer it was expected the examine would take two and a half hours so the students can show what they knew it ran for over 4 hours few students implemented it in over one hour most took two or three hours there were less than 5 students when we called the examine time and left campus the validation can say 7 open-end problems that students showed their work each the problems and the associated problems had 10 thousand students and has shown before valet each has a quote/unquote cut score and the test has a whole also has an associated cut score the items were chosen by the common core with their alignment to the standards i wanted to be clear not chosen by people about knew the thoshz chosen by the actual authorizes of the standards for meant the exams will be scored in early may by smos who will participate in expensive training how to score the tests it h

>> stevenson will now give the invocation i want to introralph alvarado. >> please welcome. >> pleaseauren bottler. >> you are in for a real treat. >> i asked her 0 to come up and sing the national anthem. >> ♪ ♪ in the home of the and the home of the free! ♪ ♪ >> oh (bleep) that kid has pipes. >> that was amazing. i have to tell you this president thing doesn't work out, rand paul has a future as the next producer of the oscars. talking about put on a show, this guy came armed with four separate video packages, one on internet privacy, there was one on urban poverty, 30 minutes into the show i wanted to attend this event, from the guy who was announcing the president, there was even a video about rand paul going on with his wife when they met. >> i met him on a spring day, a cute curly headed guy. >> probably 18 years old and still in college i realized he was not 18, he was 26. >> i remember saying, 26? and you are still a libertarian? >> and then finally, a long slow hour after post time. >> please join me in welcoming my husband and your awesome u.s. senator, rand paul. >> finally

some of the things it is a limit how much we can get done by july 31st it maybe put over into the invocation cycle it is 2015 but. >> i agree this commission is much more forward leading in the past year and priority more information to the public and doing a better job we choose this topic to be a clean shot it is reinstating something that guess part of the law the commission took it up earlier of all the things we could have chosen that was the low hanging fruit if we have a lower hanging fruit well - >> thank you. >> i'm bob plant hold i'm also a regional member of the friends of mists and a ethics commissioner, i want to echo you're calling a measure of expenditure for lobbyists on the bottle i want to give an example if you go back to the mark packet there was different categories of people to be considered for audit you noticed in one category there was a statement that from july 4, '26 airbnb spent one thousand $4 an lobbying and had thirty visits now multiple appearances by people on behalf of airbnb legislation onto the code committee are the building inspection commission at the v

please stand as bishop patrick mcgraw from the diocese of san jose leads us in our invocation. >>> good. we gather now this morning to give god thanks and praise for all of his gifts, most especially this morning for the gifts to michael, the gift that he has been and continues to be to so many. michael is not with us for any great length of time but he was like one of those meteorites that flashes across the sky from time to time. they don't last long but those who experience their light reman remain forever dazzled. and that is true of mike. as we begin now this service of remembrance and thanksgiving to god for michael i want to just reiterate again the sympathy that has already been expressed to nikki to his mom, grandmother, his sister and all of the other members of the family as well. and to assure you that we are not only remembering you in prayer today but also in the very very difficult days weeks, months, and years ahead. i also want to extend sympathy to our chief and to the women and men of the force. you have lost a friend you have lost a brother. and i thank you and i kno

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the invocation. >> let us pray.e always to acknowledge the blessing of the almighty god over our nation. we thank you for your blessing all these years. we honor those who have sacrificed to preserve our freedom and we pray for your protection for our men and women who battle and preserve that freedom today. we thank you for the honor to be here to honor a man, a true champion, a man of character and courage, a man who has made a commitment of his life to courage and excellence in all that he does. a man who has great compassion and has brought everyone along with him on this journey and added great value to his life. may your blessing be on jack nicklaus. he is a role model for our nation. father, we continue to play that they will be one nation under god, with liberty justice for all. we ask for your blessing on this ceremony in the name of the father, the son, and the holy spirit we pray. amen. announcer: please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, cbs sports commentator mr. jim nantz. >> thank you. that is the first

. ♪ announcer: ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the invocation. >> let us pray.ur heavenly father, as our founding father george washington declared, we are to always acknowledge the providence and the blessing and favor of the almighty god over our nation. we thank you for your blessing that has been with us throughout all of these years. father we honor those who have sacrificed to preserve our sacred freedom and we pray for , your protection for our men and women who are battling in preserving that freedom around the world today. we thank you for the honor to be here to honor a man, a true champion, a man of character and courage, a man who has made a commitment of his life to excellent in all that he does. a man who has great compassion and has brought everyone along with him on this journey and at a great value to their lives. may your blessing be on jack nicklaus. may he continue to serve as a great inspiration to all of us and a role model for our nation. father, we continue to play that -- pray that we will be one nation under god indivisible with liberty

will this have huge invocations for what the bank of england can do? implications on how i feel richer as a voter? will it translate into the election? philip: certainly good for the party. not translating to such a that we are getting real wage growth but that is real benefit to consumers that may translate. it doesn't seem to be material and the balance with so finally balanced. it should be a home parliament. francine: the boe party makers who are divided on the outlook for inflation, are there risks to the downside? philip rush: not so much. we think the indices that is the trough in the annual rate on the cpi. back over the months ahead and even on the back end agreed to round two. we will be seeing a very brisk pick up in the inflation rate just as the oil price starts to drop out. the bank of england is quite relaxed around how long it takes to get inflation back to the 2% target. that's because it is pretty gloomy around how quick unit wage costs will pick up. the data we have it shows that some of that may well be misplaced with wage costs ove

pastor jerry stephenson will now give us the invocation. [applause] pastor stephenson: thou with me, please. god of our silent years god who has brought us on the way. has led us into the light, keep us forever in the path, we pray lest our feet stray from the places our god rarely met. lest our hearts front to the wine of the world, we forget the and may we forever stand true to our god, true to this land of the united states of america. as we come before you, god, we thank you for this day, when you have brought us together to witness a movement in this country. a movement to bring back this country to the values and the principles that this country was built upon. we thank you for senator rand paul. for him coming and stepping out with courage and with commitment . we thank you, god, for his family, his father, his mother and all of his siblings. in the shadow of your love, hand them over, oh god. and now i ask for everyone to join with me in the lord's prayer. our father, which art in heaven hallowed be thy name. thy kingdom come, they

. ♪ [national anthem] ♪ announcer: ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the invocation.nd: let us pray. our heavenly father, as our founding father george washington declared, we are to always acknowledge the providence and the blessing and favor of the almighty god over our nation. we thank you for your blessing that has been with us throughout all of these years. father, we honor those who have sacrificed to preserve our sacred freedom, and we pray for your protection over our men and women who are battling in preserving that freedom around the world today. we thank you for the honor to be here to honor a man, a true champion, a man of character and courage, a man who has made a commitment of his life to excellent in all that he does. a man who has great compassion and has brought everyone along with him on this journey and at a great value to their lives. may your blessing be on jack nicklaus. today we pray. may he continue to serve as a great inspiration to all of us and a role model for our nation. father, we continue to play that -- pray pray that we will be one na

it will solve the same global geopolitical implication, the security invocation.nologist, we are working on it. but when you look at the adoption, the consumer is more infrequent. we will revert back to these and expensive hiybrids or something. >> thank you for your discussion . i'm from the china daily. speaking of asia, i want to ask what china and the u.s. could do to cooperate in terms of scientific research, manufacturing, and also the promotion of the new technology and resources. what is the role of ecp in this cooperation? also, how they keep a relationship between china and the u.s.? [laughter] steve: that is a big question. i will take a stab at this. you are right inside the game. the cooperation in my own v iew will happen after the innovation. the competition is too stiff, and the stakes of winning are too high for any of the countries to operate with each other. you're not going to have, for example, japan handing over its innovations to china, to south korea, or south korea is doing so without china or the united states. look at what happened with

i will recognize after me pastor mace will come and give our invocation. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. pastor mace. [applause] >> let us all look to the lord. father, in the mighty name of. >> , we thank you for this beautiful day we thank you for this wonderful opportunity and we ask lord that you would lead us and guide us in moving forward and help us to understand and realize we can't move forward while leaving you behind. we need you in every decision that we make. we pray, lord, that you would have your way in this great nation. we know the things that you have done, we know that america has not seen its greatest time. we have great days ahead. we have a great candidate. and we're looking forward to the mighty name of jesus to lead us in everything we do and all god's children said, amen. [applause] >> good afternoon. my name is tom davis. i'm a state senator in buford county south carolina. i'm glad to be up

we heard familiar invocations. he said he would avoid unnecessary foreign intervery longs. private telephone records that government intelligence agencies have collected are none of the government's damn business and he vowed in his opening line to take washington back take america back from the special interests. >> we've come to take our country back from the special interests that use washington as their personal piggy bank. the special interests that are more concerned with their personal welfare than the general welfare. the washington machine that gobbles up our freedoms and invades every nook and cranny of our lives must be stopped. >> if you want to know who he is talking about there, the opening -- one of the lines in the music video that preceded his announcement had a country singer intoning "they're living it up on wall street and in that new york city town and in the real world they're shutting detroit down." this is not a wall street friendly opening to the campaign, guys. >> john, stay with us. we're going to bring in cnbc senior contributor larry kudlow. lar

start with a biblical scripture or verse were some sort of usually christian but overtly religious invocation. this is also true in the bottom up since we have heard a lot about this already atomized into a bush politics which not only recognized but encouraged the political activism command this is true in the domestic sense but also it was repeated in the foreign-policy sense. the foreign-policy through and through maybe wasn't indicted were driven by religious and i'm not saying the united states at a had a certain foreign-policy in pursuit of particular religious goals but in a very obvious way it's a fused the bush administration foreign-policy. the bottom-up influence didn't begin with bush. he didn't create it even though he did encourage it. it's something that has been consistent through the 20th century but surged in the '90s with the most obvious example being the bottom-up pressure that led the congress to pass the international religious freedom act in 1998 very much over the protest of the clinton administration state department said religion would interfere with the work we nee

bishop thomas had the honor of delivering the invocation during barack obama's whistle stop tour at baltimore's war memorial plaza. in 1998 bishop thomas hosted president william jefferson clinton at the new paul baptist church. finally, mr. speaker, bishop thomas is a devoted husband, father and friend. he's a loving husband to patricia and the proud father of three very successful children joy walter jr. and joshua. bishop thomas is a source of wisdom and encouragement to his family and friends. bishop thomas is a great friend who has inspired me through his faithful leadership of his family and the new psalm baptist church. i'm honored that god allowed our lichese to eclipse and today i wish -- our lives to eclipse and today i wish to thank you him for his dedication commitment to god and his church and family and community. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair will recognize the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. thompson, for five minutes. mr. thompson: thank you mr. speaker. yesterday i joined the gentleman from north carolina,

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