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board of supervisors and to my right is supervisor campos and christiansen and thank you so much to jim smith and jonathan stack u.s. for broadcasting us. >> copies >> items acted upon today will appear on the next agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you and we have five items on the agenda including 3 hearings and the first two items are liquor license transfers. >> an off sale general license in district 6 to s market. >> this is in district 6 supervisor kim's district and followed by remarks from the project sponsor and then public comment. lieutenant. >> supervisors good afternoon lieutenant dave falson san francisco police department and i have our lead investigator with us i thought it would be nice to match a face to a name every now and then and before us today is a liquor license and if approved it will allow them to sell off sale spirits and i'd point out this applicant has a current location on market street that has been operated without a police problem and this new proposed location is located in an area of high crime and undue concentration and southern police station and

san francisco is no more business because of the culture if you've been to a lot of cities like jim smithi twenty-four hour running all the taxis are running and businesses and all the transportation running only san francisco and bay area cool governments is split up all the transportation system bart is they have their own commissioner so taxi is needs to be taxi commissioner and noted combined use easier for for manage the 3 point of our industry taxi a lot of lay requirement you make it 40 or 60 years ago it is out date for a long time you have very big bureaucratic city not - give more freedom so the cost of driving up we're paying a lot of unnecessary fees to the prior requirement if you do like to help the cab driver you want to help the public you have to change our bureaucratic system the border chairman is making 4 hundred and 50 thousand what is he doing bringing in projects he don't like it he don't something like that it everything about corruption if you run an office you into corruption already, we're supervision in asia corruption in the government in the royal family anyt

chair of this committee, we are at the thursday april 23, 2015 rules committee meet, and we have jim smith and jessie larson, so madam clerk, do you have announcements? >> please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices. items acted upon today will appear on the may 5th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you, so again, i really want to thank you all, i know you're very busy, we want to at least get rolling ahead with our rules committee meeting, so madam clerk f we could call item number 1. >> it is the motion approving or the rejecting of the major's appointment of debbie mesloh, term ending november 189, 2018 to the commission on the status of women. >> if we could have ms. mesloh come forward.er >> good morning, vicewoman tang and supervisor cohen, i wanted to talk to you about my qualification, i'm happy to be plaids orn this committee for the status of women commission, [inaudible], a little bit about my background and what i would like to do on the commission, i moved to san francisco in 1997, i don't have the privilege of being a native

smith-rivera is gone. local college basketball, jim lehrer data -- jim laranaganaga miami holds off temple.,.i.t. championship. mario chalmers, the three-point shot nintendo-type shot. the shot of the night, in the loss to the spurs. the nationals play their final game in florida today against the mets. gio gonzalez looked sharp most of the start, striking out six. the heater was working, but he got into trouble in the sixth inning. nats fall to the mets. the nats play saturday, and then open for real on monday. tiger woods was dropped from the world's top 100-ranked players this week. yes trying to decide if he is ready to return for the masters next week. -- he is trying to decide if he is ready to return for the masters next week. i don't he is ready, but i think he will try. could be an early exit. leon: with the way he is playing now, even you could beat him. a dozen calls to 911 because of a bar tab. it was not tim's. ♪ deidre & the dark - classic girl plays in the background ♪ a great entrance never goes out of style. dresses start at $25. the eva mendes collection. exclusively at ne

jim vance breathe a sigh of relief. a week after it was announced that devaunt es smith- rivera led the hoyas in scoring with just over 16nts a game. he will be a senior. all right, to the women's side. notre dame taking on uconn in the national championship game. a repeat of last year. first half huskies up four. mariah jefferson, the best point guard in the country comes up with the steal. she takes it all the way to the bucket. 15 for her. dad loving that. later in the half back to a four-point game. brianna stewart, the best player in the country knocks down the jumper. eight points for her. second half notre dame only down six. jill lloyd's shot off the mark. huskies on the run. kick over to lewis. the best three-point scorer to ever play the game of college women's basketball. third national title. tenth title for geno auriemma tying him with the legendary john wooden. >>> can anybody beat that? please. three years in a row for the uconn huskies. >> they're just awesome. >> you have to wonder if there's coaches that want to get in touch with geno and find out what he's doing right. he knows something. >> you could

smith for checking in with us. upstream a bit, 62 degrees and that is in napa. jim checking in with us. i'm kind of curious what your overnight low might have been. 40 degrees in napa. wanted to check in with that because the weather reported 35 degrees. we haven't seen that since january. let's stream on outside take a look at this, this is a view looking towards the city of san francisco where we had those high, thin clouds overhead. currently air temperature 59 degrees apiece. san francisco also in oakland still cool this afternoon. 61 in san jose. the winds are now beginning to increase again. right now in san francisco 13- mile-per-hour winds 12 in redwood city. across the bay in the east bay still under 10 miles per hour but now increasing to 11 in san rafael. 13 in novato. these winds blow at least 10 to 20 with some of the stronger gusts up to 30 miles per hour. this is interesting. this is our california satellite imagery. we are getting these clouds overhead from the west moving due east, behind it a lot of clearing. so we'll have the clear conditions tonight overnight. the wi

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smith. >> explain the potential danger it could create. >> reporter: jim and rosemary, those fines are for fire code violations. think smoke alarms or water pumps. they're not working inside this building right now. for that reason people are not allowed inside. we just learned the occupancy permanent for the revel has been revoked. the few people who ventured out on the boardwalk in front of the revel casino, agreed it's a shame new ownership is starting out in a power struggle with the energy supplier for the 48-story building. >> it seems like he got a good bargain, so he should probably pay the electric bill. >> reporter: he's talking about glenn straub who officially purchased the property this week. but negotiations for how to pay for the power have so far failed. >> it was just built and now there's a chance it could catch fire and burn to the ground. >> reporter: the city is most concerned about what it calls life safety systems. without power, sprinkler water pumps are useless. >> an astronomical risk. it's real -- really really almost possible to get water above the seventh floor

smith spoke with city leaders about those fines. tell us why the city is taking action. >> reporter: jim, the city calls it a major safety risk. both inside and out. up on top of the tower here at revel, there are supposed to be lights flashing to warn nearby aircraft. they're off right now. and inside smoke detectors, sprinklers and fire alarms are also not working. the entire time the revel was in bankruptcy and closed the power kept flowing. days after florida developer glenn straub bought the property, the lights are out. >> they bought it they need to step up and take care of the bills. >> reporter: straub spokeswoman said in a statement the team would ee lishtly bring power back up. they'll do that not by coming to an agreement with the supplier but by bringing in generators. that takes time. time fire officials say they may not have. >> these suppression systems and notification systems are extremely important. >> reporter: atlantic city fined straub $10,000 and the penalties will continue at $5,000 tomorrow and every day after until revel is powered up. basic fire safety equipment and air quality systems are off right

some end up in congress like jim mcgovern as the director of the peace corps and the president of the william smith college. i remember mother teresa one time she said few of us will ever be called on to do great things but all of us can do small things in a great way so it's good to keep that in mind. also, we overemphasized to be successful there will be success but it's much more important to be faithful than successful. >> host: in many eyes i know my mother passed away her greatest role model was donald trump. she thought the success and money and i also wondered what you're talking to students how much you bring up the issue of consumption. >> guest: live simply so others may simply live. you don't need alcohol or meat or eggs. >> host: the other aspects of living with nuclear families people with collectively. do you bring that up with your students? >> guest: i bring up a lot of guest speakers. i had over 400 in the years. i had former heroin addicts and all varieties so they see that there is a lot you can do. in high school and college it is what am i going to do and many grow up in very

smith talked to some of them. and they have a strategy? >> jim that's right. they're trying to make a point with the number 14. that's the number they say of young boys and men who are gunned down in america's streets every day. now, they have 14 strategies to try to stop that violence. >> mayors police and nonprofit leaders are in philadelphia for the second ever meeting of cities united. >> jamar hall is a local student. he says in 2015 it's unacceptable for homicide to be the leading cause of death for black men and boys age 10 to 24. >> we just really listened to our youth more. really hear what they have to say. >> the timing of this conference is adding another layer of urgency as the rioting in baltimore is fresh in everyone's mind. >> it's not just baltimore. it's really trying to address those underlying issues. >> the mayor says big problems are many people feel left out by the economic political and education systems and overrepresented in the criminal justice system. >> mayors have to take leadership because we are so close to it. >> organizers say when mayors make it clear to their people that eve

that, for instance, if i had gone to new york city instead of smith college, and time like a fortune looking for a job, and my brother jim had gone it becameat the same time looking for a job, i could have applied for a job as a researcher, and jim could have applied for a job as a writer, but no woman would be have considered in that they as a researcher. -- unit at day as a researcher. i was more sympathetic towards feminism when they were praising, they did. they think if you're a woman you must be pro-abortion and p ro-equal pay for the same job all those kinds of things. i think most women are not especially now that they found being a career woman and a mother is not all that easy to do. >> my name is ivy, i am here with human events. i was wondering who do you see as leaders of the conservative movement today? within the political realm either within the office or out? priscilla buckley: oh, gee. i don't know. you have the columnists and the writers, but i can't think in politics of anyone that i particularly like. [laughter] that is an interesting question. can anyone else have a suggestion? [laughter] i think th

nbc 10's drew smith live to show us this neighborhood in transition. drew? >> reporter: jim and rene this is delaware avenue. a lot of things changing over here. the casino on this side. the new construction we're talking about today, this building here. by october, you should see a music hall in there opening up in the old factory building. live nation wanted to start its latest philadelphia project with a bang. it plans to use the 125-year-old ajax metal company building to house a 2,500-feet music hall a separate theater club plus a restaurant and bar. >> philadelphia's hot. super hot. people are excited to come here. >> reporter: regional president jeff gordon says entertainment brings people out to new places. >> i think they'll come from all over philadelphia, all over the state, all over the country. >> reporter: the area is set to benefit is fishtown in the delaware river waterfront already in the middle of a transportation. >> it's the most vibrant active organized community. i've never seen anything like this. >> reporter: jordan rushie moved here eight years ago.

jim hertling and staying with us, more from stephen macklow-smith from jpmorgan after the break. ♪ francinelcome back to "the pulse" live on bloomberg tv and radio. let's get some corporate news. nestle has reported first-quarter revenue growth beating analyst estimates. sales rose 4.4%. for more on all this, we are joined by ryan chilcote. they are not doing too badly overall. the frozen food in the u.s. is not doing great. ryan: that is a pretty compelling part of this story. there are big issues with lean cuisine. in general, with frozen food in the united states and with nestle in the frozen food space, lean cuisine specifically, their frozen food that is supposed to be calorie minded, it has been very challenged. this is a commercial from the 1980's that aired on british television when lean cuisine was introduced. francine: look at the dancing. ryan: this is when they were going to take on weight watchers. lean cuisine means you don't consider yourself obese, you just don't want to become obese. it opened up a. now people that are conscious of their weight are also conscious of the fa

jim lowell from advisor investments. steven parker from jpmorgan private bank. hank smith from haverford trust. heather hughes from sun america trust and our buddy, rick santelli, in chicago. there he is. jim lowell we talked about the tradition the early part of april the market might struggle as people sold stocks to pay their taxes. then the second half of april might do better as people get their refunds and buy stocks. seems to be working here doesn't it? >> well that may be part of it. i think what we are really seeing is we can now keydeclare an earnings trend. whether it was port shutdowns, currency issues geopolitical issues. business management seems to be weathering this soft patch here in the u.s. reasonably well and also tactically capable of engaging reasonably well in areas where currency headwinds are present. i think what we're basically seeing the market react to is there hasn't been a significant reflection in the earnings of a major slowdown in at least slow growth, not no growth here at home and globally. >> heather, when you look at the market do you stick with some of the

drew smith is live outside the home in chester with more on how this all unfolded. drew, tell us about it? >> well jim, several local departments had to come down and help handle this hostage situation. they closed all the streets. because that's they wanted quick access. neighbors tell us they're relieved that police arrested allen freeman for assault and several other charges. they watched s.w.a.t. teams round this block of homes on 22nd street. marissa says she talked with the family after they finally got out of the house. >> she okay. the baby is okay. >> reporter: that in clear contrast to what happened earlier in the day. >> one of the children were yelling, get off my mother get off my mother. >> reporter: police found out about this from kids at a local school. a man with a gun broke in through a basement window and held their mother and 5-year-old brother hostage. >> this situation is bad. it's very bad for the mama and the baby. >> s.w.a.t. officers rushed into worried they couldn't wait any longer. they found freeman and arrested him. he is an ex-boyfriend of the mother. he's also well-kno

smith this hour. financing the deal entirely through debt. good dollar time to be doing european deals as well jimhought this was fabulous. i think that fedex is not even up enough in premarket trading, because what this says is here's the first guy, it's funny, he's an economist by trade, here's the first guy who recognizes not only is europe back but you can still get in and get in and just take advantage of the up swing. you nighted parcel an outfit i've been critical of because i think that they have made a series of missteps. there were problems with overlap there. look i don't think this a layup. fred may think it's a layup, just because europe's turned so negative on u.s. companies that unless you say, listen we're going to create x number of jobs and give this much money to the government to be able to create jobs, i'm thinking about the way cisco handled things, you're going to run into resistance. that said this is exactly what we've been waiting, the strong -- this is how you get the dollar not to be strong by the way. >> that helps them with the purchase price. they are paying nine tim

smith will talk about the s&p and how to profit from movement. alan knuckman. food to see you, alan. are there any dow dogs might move up with the economy as jim bullard says will happen? >> at these levels, hard to find stocks you want to buy into. i think market is moving higher. how it gets there and what stocks haven't participated are attraction for me. two stocks, walmart, head-to-head rally. between 70, 80, rallied for the 0. now back to the 80 level. i don't think there is a whole lot of risk for walmart in a long-term position. i like mcdonald's. mcdonald's broke out at 97 level. target is 103. a nice push to 120. mcdonald's is using pricing power. there is dollar and more menu. they have been raising prices sneak illy. that is 20% gain. they will have better revenue numbers. liz: better revenue numbers. today, whatever pushed markets higher, whether it was the beige book that basically blamed weather which means we have a coiled spring situation for next time around, charlie, i'm till really surprised. your s&p target is 2040. we're at 2106. you're a good 66 points away from that yet you're sticking with it. why? you must feel we're

smith. >> yes. economist, great american. used to come home with larry on kudlow and cramer and i just enjoy the guy. a great vision. >> he does. >> thanks jimk at what you need to be watching when trading opens on wall street. here are futures at this hour and they suggest a positive open well, sir. after some serious consideration i'd like to put in my 15-year notice. you're quitting!? technically retiring, sir. with a little help from my state farm agent i plan to retire in 15 years. wow! you're totally blindsiding me here. who's gonna manage your accounts? this is a devastating blow i was not prepared for. well, i'm gonna finish packing my things. 15 years will really sneak up on you. jennifer with do your exit interview and adam made you a cake. red velvet. oh, thank you. i made this. take charge of your retirement. talk to a state farm agent today. o . >>> check out today's watch list. look for the latest snapshot on the job market with the jolts or jobs opening and labor turnover survey. the number of opened position rose to 5 million in january, the highest level in 14 years. also, a look at consumers' borrowing patterns monthly cons

smith's weight loss success. his nutritionist tries comfort food recipes that are actually good for you. but first this is "t jimto college. he's been councilman at-large, representing the whole city. a progressive voice who'll be a mayor for our neighborhoods. bringing philadelphia together... expanding pre-kindergarten improving our schools... ...and partnering with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs jim kenny, the block by block mayor we need to move philadelphia ahead. >> announcer: start today is sponsored by kohl' kohl's. >> 8:41. we're back with our ongoing series called start today. this morning the secret to sam smith's weight loss success. the soulful singer and grammy winner hn showing off his slimmed down figure of late. it's all thanks to one woman who he says changed his life. in a moment she's going to have healthy food swaps you can make at home. but first, here's nbc's keir ♪ >> reporter: from london england, i always expect hugh grant to come around the corner. comes a nutritionist who wants to change the way the world eats. >> let's get reds in. next some avocados.

smith is a fine, fine man. we honored him when he passed away recently. but we're going to get into basketball coaches. jimhe monica lewinsky scandal, who did they turn to? >> he was a skupulously bipartisan figure. he was also a christian. >> i think that's part of it. remember, hillary clinton will be turning to these people asking for endorsements very soon. does she stand with dr. graham or does she stand with these democrats who voted against dr. graham? >> that's a great question. thanks a lot this morning. good to see you. >>> well first it was dogs. now it's underwater babies. up next the pictures that will make you smile and how the photographer pulled this off safely. stay tuned. [♪] there is an ancient rhythm... [♪] that flows through all things... [♪] through rocky spires... [♪] and ocean's swell... [♪] the endless... stillness of green... [♪] [♪] and in the restless depths of human hearts... [♪] the voice of the wild within. [♪] >>> some quick headlines for you. u.s. air marshal forgets his gun in the john. he left it in an airport bathroom, boarded the flight he was supposed to protect, of co