i am jane lee and small property owner. [inaudible] is for all san franciscans. small property owners shouldn't be the atm machine. we need to oppose these bond. the city [inaudible] it repeatedly asks for more money to maintain the problem. the city needs to respect the owners [inaudible] so please, no on this bond. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good morning supervisorsism ken rejio of [inaudible] community service and echo the previous speakers that saying a san francisco resident and home owner and am asking or speaking in support of this bond measure. i'm pleased that included in it is improvements to shelters, episcicul community service. tonight 600 in shelter and have another [inaudible] it is apparent with the level of utilization in shelter that a steady source of revenue for the improvements at a constant-[inaudible] talked about elevators, these are not unusual circumstances, [inaudible] flooring and constant upkeep with heavy level of use and it is remarkable and a good thing shelter improvements would be included in that

i am jane lee and small property owner. [inaudible] is for all san franciscans. small property owners shouldn't be the atm machine. we need to oppose these bond. the city [inaudible] it repeatedly asks for more money to maintain the problem. the city needs to respect the owners [inaudible] so please, no on this bond. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good morning supervisorsism ken rejio of [inaudible] community service and echo the previous speakers that saying a san francisco resident and home owner and am asking or speaking in support of this bond measure. i'm pleased that included in it is improvements to shelters, episcicul community service. tonight 600 in shelter and have another [inaudible] it is apparent with the level of utilization in shelter that a steady source of revenue for the improvements at a constant-[inaudible] talked about elevators, these are not unusual circumstances, [inaudible] flooring and constant upkeep with heavy level of use and it is remarkable and a good thing shelter improvements would be included in that

i am jane lee and small property owner. [inaudible] is for all san franciscans. small property owners shouldn't be the atm machine. we need to oppose these bond. the city [inaudible] it repeatedly asks for more money to maintain the problem. the city needs to respect the owners [inaudible] so please, no on this bond. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good morning supervisorsism ken rejio of [inaudible] community service and echo the previous speakers that saying a san francisco resident and home owner and am asking or speaking in support of this bond measure. i'm pleased that included in it is improvements to shelters, episcicul community service. tonight 600 in shelter and have another [inaudible] it is apparent with the level of utilization in shelter that a steady source of revenue for the improvements at a constant-[inaudible] talked about elevators, these are not unusual circumstances, [inaudible] flooring and constant upkeep with heavy level of use and it is remarkable and a good thing shelter improvements would be included in that

i am jane lee and small property owner. [inaudible] is for all san franciscans. small property owners shouldn't be the atm machine. we need to oppose these bond. the city [inaudible] it repeatedly asks for more money to maintain the problem. the city needs to respect the owners [inaudible] so please, no on this bond. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good morning supervisorsism ken rejio of [inaudible] community service and echo the previous speakers that saying a san francisco resident and home owner and am asking or speaking in support of this bond measure. i'm pleased that included in it is improvements to shelters, episcicul community service. tonight 600 in shelter and have another [inaudible] it is apparent with the level of utilization in shelter that a steady source of revenue for the improvements at a constant-[inaudible] talked about elevators, these are not unusual circumstances, [inaudible] flooring and constant upkeep with heavy level of use and it is remarkable and a good thing shelter improvements would be included in that

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lee died at the age of 89. as john siegenthaler reports. >> all she wanted to be was the jane austen of south alabama. her prose would make her famous around the world. published in 1960 when lee was 34, "to kill a mockingbird" ranks among the greatest and most published novel of all time. it touched critics and readers alike, selling 30 million copies and adapted into the oscar winning film, starring gregory peck. >> will you identify the man who beat you? >> certainly will, sitting yonder. >> tom lee stand us please let her have a good look at you. >> harper lee, born in monroeville alabama in 1926. childhood friends with truman capote she traveled with him to help him do research on in cold blood. she moved to new york, worked as a bookstore, and as an airlines reserves clerk. the short stories became "to kill a mockingbird." lee shunned publishers until last with the release of "go set a watchman." today, oprah winfrey said: and from stephen king who wrote: the best quote is from lee herself who in 1964, had this to say about writing. john siegenthaler, al jazeera. >> i'm antonio mora. thanks for j

this one of the few interviews lee ever granted, she offered a glimpse into her thoughts saying i want to dot best i can with the talent god gave me. all i want to be is janen of south alabama. in 2015 the literary world was stunned by the announcement that a second harper lee manuscript "go set a watchman," was going to be released. it features scout and atticus 20 years later. that excitement lit up the small town where harper lee grew up and lived in her twilight years. >> to have another book, we are charmed. >> reporter: many fans were disappointed in the portrayal of the characters they knew and loved. >> the tweets echoing fans out there. the idea of atticus being racist is like spielberg doing a sequel in which elliott punches him in the face and steals his lunch money. >> reporter: the fastest selling book in her life. she remained quiet and rarely seen from. >>> u.s. supreme court justice antonin scalia died last weekend at the age of 79. after the initial shock of his passing, attention is now shifting to the seat that he leaves behind. our jeffrey toobin explains the process to find his replacement. >> reporter: supreme court justices serve for

one of the few interviews lee ever granted, she offered a glimpse into her thoughtsa& saying:"i want to do the best i can with the talent god gave me... all i want to be is the jane austen of south alabama." nats - one of the most widely anticipated books of...in 2015, the literary world was stunned by the discovery of a second harper lee manuscript titled "go set a watchman" would be published.completed in 1957, watchman was actually written before to kill a mockingbird - and features scout and atticus some twenty years later.nats - "this is really the publishing event of the decade."nats - "whoo hoo!" that excitement lit up the small town where harper lee grew up and lived in her twilight years.(mos) "to ve another book? we are charmed!" but many fans were disappointed in the portrayal of the characters they knew and loved.(pamela brown, cnn) "a couple of the tweets really echoing the devastation of fans out there. the idea of atticus finch being racist is like spielberg doing a sequel in which et punches eliot in face and steals his lunch money!""watchman" still became selling book in harpercollins' publishing history.through all the fanfare, harper lee remain

january today, we're meeting with you in february and as shawn hart mentioned to you mayor ed lee and supervisor janekim are co-sponsoring on ordinance to consider it before the board of supervisors we hope to see heard in april following that on parallel fracture at ocii commission provid provides the dynamics to the schematic destine design for the land disposition agreement in order to rectify that the board of supervisors has to okay. the property transfer in accordance it is navigate the fair market value that concludes my presentation. thank you. >> there's a long day i know in front of you for the finding the general plan consistency the staff look at the area plan we focused on 3 things the analysis was urban design and affordable housing and third was shadows on parks and open space first urban form and jose went into the urban design analysis the urban design element downtown and the district plan has policies related to the urban form and two major points it ocome out o those tapering that that jose described and a visual skyline continue rincon hill and downtown area towers staff reviewed

lee. you saw jane's pitch.meet the panel, alicia syrett of the new york angels, she advises and invests in over two dozen startups. with us is early stage investor andrea turner moffitt, co-founder of plumb alley investments investing in women entrepreneurs and gender diverse teens. and dr. dianne hes, board certified pediatrician, named top doctor by new york magazine, also the mother of two. so jane is in the hot seat. alicia, you're up first. >> i like learning about the product and the mission. and also loved the technology behind it. but i have to give you a solid b. >> sure. >> you didn't talk about pricing. you also didn't talk about how you're reaching consumers or the team behind it. so talk to me about your sales and marketing strategy. how are you getting the word out to potential consumers. >> the product is currently sold on our website only. the way we're getting the word out to consumers is through a mix of mommy bloggers who we partnered with a number of bloggers who are helping us to get out th

lee ever granted, she offered a glimpse into her thoughts. saying: "i want to do the best i can with the talent god gave me... all i want to be is the jane austen of south alabama." nats - one of the most widely anticipated books of... in 2015, the literary the discovery of a second harper lee manuscript titled "go set a watchman" would be published. completed in 1957, watchman was actually written before to kill a mockingbird - and features scout and atticus some twenty years later. nats - "this is really the publishing event of the decade." nats - "whoo hoo!" that excitement lit up the small town where harper lee grew up and lived in her twilight years. "to have another book? we are charmed!" but many fans were disappointed in the portrayal of the characters they knew and loved. "a couple of the tweets really echoing the devastation of fans out there. the idea of atticus finch being racist is like spielberg doing a sequel in which et punches eliot in face and steals his lunch money!" "watchman" still became a best seller; the fastest selling book in harpercollins' publishing history. through all the fanfare, harper lee remained quiet -

launch the network first of all, thank you to the mayor the san francisco mayor ed lee the first financial officer and janeho helped with 24 launch the sfefbs has been credibly gracious and very supportive and truthfully appreciate the challenges and opportunities around technology it is not an accident that san francisco is at the center of the world when it comes to high tech from the gold rush that launched this city hundred and 64 years ago dot current gold rush of high tech t this identifies and supports the next binge thing i'm here to tell you that the internet of things i o it is the next big thing i o it collects the things to make better decisions peter drucker the father of more than management faumsz stated you could only manage what you can't measure what happens when we mile-an-hour everything to me it is new services, new products things we counter consecutive just a few years ago it takes team with companies across the spectrums to create those best models that begins with the assumes meg he will said you have a access to the data first place and depending on the analysis the world will be

and one of the few interviews lee ever granted, offered a glimpse into her thoughts saying i want to do the best i can with the talent god gave me. all i want to be is the janen of south alabama. >> one of the most widely anticipated books -- >> in 2015, the world was stunned that a second harper lee manuscript titled "go set a watchman" would be published, it was written before "to kill a mockingbird" and featured 20 years later. >> this is the publishing event of the decade. >> that excitement lit up the small town where harper lee grew up and lived in her twilight years. >> to have another book, we are charmed. >> but many were disappointed in the characters they knew and loved. >> a couple of the tweets echoing the devastation of fans out there. the idea of the bench being racist is like spielberg doing a sequel in which e.t. punches elliott in the face and steals his lunch money. >> watchman was still a best-seller. fastest selling book in harper collins publishing history. harper lee remained quiet, rarely seen or heard from, but forever remembered for inspiring the world through her written words. >> harper lee dead at 89. thanks to all of you for wat

jane austen of south alabama. her prose would make her famous around the world. published in 1960 when lee was 34, "to kill a mockingbird" ranks among the greatest and most popular novels of all time. it touched critics and movie goers alike. adapted into the oscar living film starring gregory peck. >> will you identify the man who beat you? >> certainly. right there. >> over night, lee became a literature superstar. lee was born in monroe, alabama, in 1926. childhood friends with truman capote. she helped him do research. she never stopped writing. in time a collection of short stories became "to kill a mockingbird." the fame was instant. the wait for a follow-up took decades. lee, fak famously,en rejected interviews. until "go set a watchman." oprah winfrey took to twitter, saying, harper lee, my favorite author, i wanted to interview her, she said honey, i already said everything i wanted to say. harper lee, who wrote an american classic and helped truman capote write another. there's no substitute for the love of language for the beauty of an english sentence. there's no substitute for

one of the few interviews lee ever granted, she offered a glimpse into her thoughts saying: "i want to do the best i can with the talent god gave me. all i want to be is the jane austen of south alabama." nats - one of the most widely anticipated books of. in 2015, the literary world was stunned by the discovery of a second harper lee manuscript titled "go set a watchman" would be published. completed in 1957, watchman was actually written before to kill a mockingbird - and features years later. nats - "this is really the nats - "whoo hoo!" that excitement lit up the small town where harper lee grew up but many fans were disappointed in the portrayal of the characters they knew and loved. echoing the devastation of fans "watchman" still became a best seller; the fastest selling bookthrough all the fanfare, harper lee remained quiet - rarely seen or heard from. inspiring the world through her coming up i thought i made a enough of a stop i looked in all different directions no other cars at the you get to hear from some of the drivers caught slipping in a multi-jurisdictional crackdown in foster city in the next edition of people behaving badly if you caught th

launch the network first of all, thank you to the mayor the san francisco mayor ed lee the first financial officer and janeelped with 24 launch the sfefbs has been credibly gracious and very supportive and truthfully appreciate the challenges and opportunities around technology it is not an accident that san francisco is at the center of the world when it comes to high tech from the gold rush that launched this city hundred and 64 years ago dot current gold rush of high tech t this identifies and supports the next binge thing i'm here to tell you that the internet of things i o it is the next big thing i o it collects the things to make better decisions peter drucker the father of more than management faumsz stated you could only manage what you can't measure what happens when we mile-an-hour everything to me it is new services, new products things we counter consecutive just a few years ago it takes team with companies across the spectrums to create those best models that begins with the assumes meg he will said you have a access to the data first place and depending on the analysis the world will be silv

watchman" took her back to the top of the best all harper lee wanted, she said, was to be a chronicler of small town southern life. i want to be is a jane austen of south alabama.e became what many say is the towering american novel of the 21st century and one of the most widely taught books in american schools.f american schools have had it in their curriculum. >> i read it. a wonderful book. >> really wonderful book. some of the morning's headlines from around new york times two other inmates became known as the angola three for their decades long confinement in penitentiary in angola. their cases drew condemnation s groups. >>> the times in london reports david cameron met with his cabinet this morning to endorse a deal that will keep britain inion. he is expected to introduce a referendum for voters to decide. he says the uk is better off being in the eu after a brussels on friday but he faces skepticism from his party. they are shaken by immigration . >>> the star ledger of newark, new jersey, reports new jersey taxpayers have paid more than christie's traffic jam investigation. two of the governor's former allies have pleaded not

jane wells all over whole foods for us. thank you so much. we also have carol roth. and guy adami, and leezier here. >> what happened today? >> the bounces in this period. i will say for most of the day, the s&p 500 was outperforming a lot of the other tells. like cried owl, like dollar/yen. for that matter, the credit markets and treasury markets did not really give the green light, either. so by the end of the day they all came together and were no longer diverging, and that mend that stocks gave up their gains. if you're going to say that the pro-money is the smart money at the end of the day and the bond market knows what's going on, it seems those things came together, but it is staggering, kelly. >> is it that people have more time to digest, or are there other things going on? >> i think they came to the realization that our fed has painted themselves into a corner they could get out. they could control the rest of the can usual. 1.685%. >> pretty attractive, when you have a japanese ten-year either side of flat. u.s. interest rates, despite raids are going higher, all that garbage