kim: yeah. emily: 4% of internet traffic. kim: that's right.mily: in its prime, how much of megaupload's content was legitimate and how much was pirated? kim: the vast majority of files on megaupload was completely legitimate. there is no difference between megaupload and services like dropbox or the new mega today. you can use it for good things and you can use it for bad things. you can buy a knife and stab someone in the heart, or you can use it to slice your bread. you're not throwing the knife maker into jail because someone is murdering someone with a knife. emily: copyright holders say you robbed them of hundreds of millions of dollars. kim: how can i have done that if i, myself, have never uploaded a single copyright file onto megaupload and shared it? emily: did you try hard enough to stop it? kim: we followed the law. when we got copyright notices, we took them down. in addition to that, we gave over 150 copyright holders direct access to our servers to delete links they did not like, that were infringing on their copyright. emily: yo

kim: absolutely.mily: if those people deserve to be paid but people are accessing the content illegally, how do you find a balance? kim: where is the problem? i do not see artists starving. emily: does that mean it is fair that others should access their content illegally? kim: i do not think that is what i am trying to say. everyone should look at it realistically. these hollywood moguls are living in mansions bigger than mine. it is greed dominating this debate. it is not like anyone is starving. the movie industry makes more money year after year. society wants to have access to the content, but hollywood does not make it available. i am a tiny piece in the middle of that. i am not responsible for that. emily: do you think the government is trying to make an example out of you? kim: absolutely. emily: president obama is saying that piracy is a matter of national security is saying that the innovation and creativity and stuff the american people create is our biggest asset. why should we allow it to

kim, a hospital surgical technician. ironically, the hrickos were seated next to a real-life prosecutor and his date, a probation officer. >> ken and her husband steve were sitting there. she jumped up and said, hi, i'm kim and this is steve. i thought, oh, this was going to be a good table to sit at. she's a friendly person. >> she was very active in terms of trying to figure out what was going on in the play, talking to various actors, trying to get insights into who might be about to commit the murder that was going to happen in the play and later on who did it. >> by all accounts, the evening was a success. afterwards, steve hricko went back to the hotel room, and kim left the resort briefly to run an errand. when she returned at 1:30 in the morning, she saw flames coming from their room. firefighters pulled 35-year-old steve hricko from the floor of the hotel room. he was in his pajamas, burned to death. there were empty beer bottles and some cigars found in the hotel room. it appeared that steve was drinking, readi

kim, aye. mar, aye. tang, no. 5i, 6 no wean rb breed, christensen cohen, farrell and tang voting no >> the motion to send item to committee fails. madam clerk can you call the roll on the item as amended >> item 23, wean, aye. yee, no. avalos no. breed, aye. campos, no. christensen, aye. cohen no. >> madam clerk i can't hear. >> supervisor kim [inaudible] >> recess while we clear the room. we left off at the vote and we were at supervise r christensen. >> christensen said aye. cohen, aye. farrell, aye. kim, no. mar no. tang aye. there are 6 aye and 5 no with supervisor yee, avalos, campos, kim and mar in the descent. >> okay. the resolution is adopted as amended. madam clerk can you please call the next item >> item 24 is ordinance to amen it admin sthraitive code to establish the cannabis legalization task force to [inaudible] regarding the local impact of possibly legislation of cannabis and setting forlth the membership and deutaeds of the task force >> colleagues today before us is legislation to cre

kim: we are optimistic so far. prime minister modi is in a very complicated country that has lots of big problems. still the highest number of people living and poverty are in that country in terms of any , specific countries. there are lots of issues around education and health care. i have to say the impact of this one leader on our own sense of where things are moving has been profound. i wouldn't go so far as to say so planned china, but here is one thing that really struck us as very different about prime minister modi. when i went to see him, we had this thing called the doing business ranking. india was 106. out of 180. you can't imagine people in the ministry of finance were not happy with it and have been critical of our methodology etc. i told him, if the ranking on india were based on your state in which he has instituted lots of structural reform, in view of the 50th in the world. so instead of continuing to critique the methodology, he said we are going to be at number 50 and i want everybody in this g

kim: why are we talking about it?e don't have jobs, schools need reforming, things the republican party can do well economically and even emotionally. why not talk about those things? why are we wasting time on something like this? it has meaning for a small amount of people who still fight that war, but at the end of the day, is it going to get some someone close to a job? mark: i think it had meaning for the person who went in and shot up that church. there were a lot of african-americans -- kim and that is terrible and : horrible and should ring at the issue of the underlying problems that are there. but over the course of an election, is this what we want to be talking about or should we talk about how we get that guy a job? and some help. mark: on most social issues one side usually gains favor and then will switch back a little bit. gay marriage, a lot of conservatives are fighting that fight. it may be too soon to say. is this issue now over? is it going to move toward getting rid of the confederate flag as par

>> roll call vote on item number 1, supervisor kim, aye. supervisor kim aye. supervisor cohen? you have 2 aye. item 2, sfr visor kim aye and supervisor cohen, aye. both motions pass. item number 3 transbay transit center and compatibility >> thank you very much. supervisor kim is the primary sponsor of this hearing so would you like to make opening remarks? great, thank you. so this is a continuation of a item that we first heard in december of last year at the land use committee and it is discussion on cal tran and high speed rail compatible boarding plan form. this is a imperative issue to solve particulary in right of the flexibility of the transbay terminal which is the northern most terminal for high speed rail and cal train. i know there are a number of meetings since our last hearing in december both between cal train tgpa and high speed rail to discuss how we can address the needs of different systems both in terms of what they would like to see in their vehicle fleet as well as their needs around boarding plat form. before cal train went out with the rfp the number one

supervisor farrell supervisor kim, there are 10 ayes. this ordinance passes unanimously on the first reading. >> madam clerk can you please return to our regular agenda item number 39. >> require that all city elected officials keep public daily calendars of their meetings and events into and require that calendars kept by elective officials include information about the identities of people attending meetings or events. >> supervisor avalos. >> i like to continue this item. i support this continuance until next week. next tuesday's board meeting. >> that is june 16th. >> supervisor avalos made a motion to continue this item until june 16, 2015. seconded by supervisor cohen. this item is continued one week. madam clerk can you please call item number 40? >> item 40 is an ordinance to amend the campaign and governmental conduct code to simplify and consolidate campaign finance disclaimer and disclosure requirements. this item requires two thirds vote which is eight votes. >> okay. colleagues can we take this item. madam clerk, call the ro

kim responded to thank him. believe it was an era when two leaders talked openly and agreed on how bilateral relations should be and how relations should be throughout east asia. >> reporter: they say politicians can long learn lessones from this kind of dialogue. they say leaders should show mutual respect and have the courage to address issues directly. hiyoki yagima nhk world. >>> it is time for a check of the weather. many people in tokyo woke up to the sound of heavy rain early this morning. meteorologist robert speta joins us with the latest. >> i do want to mention i, as well, who woke up pretty early this morning with that rain. it's a nice alarm clock but unfortunately if anybody is caught out in that, it is quite wet and we're still going to be expecting more showers through the rest of the day. now i think the heavy rainfall that we've seen in the early morning hours in tokyo for the most part that's over with, but we're still looking at light to moderate into the afternoon hours and that's really bec

thank you supervisor kim so it motion has been accepted we'll take that without objection. it passes as amended item 3 item colleagues, i have an amendment promoted by supervisor wiener that come associated with item 2 hundred and 50 millin dollar and she do you want to recap and no, i think stated. >> so an amendment to accept we'll take that without objection. as amended. >> okay. >> i believe that madam chair, i thought supervisor mar has minor amendments. >> actually notice it is reintroduced as a subsequent motion for the medical purposes everyone everything is fine. >> so we have all the time 3 and two i don't believe there is amendments for item 4 let's go ahead i should have called altogether. >> supervisor wiener. >> colleagues thank you, everyone that helped to put those pieces of elastics and jeff is did a lot of work on the health warning measure i think those 3 measures individually and together are significant step forward in our city's effort to departure of having an guard of addressing the products that is contributing to serious health problems in our soci

motion made by supervisor kim to move with a positive recommendation. seeing no objection this motion passes without objection. madam clerk could you call item 4 and 5 together? >> yes, item number 4 is a ordinance amending the planning and zoning map to establish [inaudible] commercial transit district and [inaudible] >> thank you. supervisor breed is the author of these 2 item squz believe her aid coner johnston is here to make a presentation skn then we'll also hear from planning staff after mr. johnstons presentation >> coner johnston legislative aid to supervisor breed. the 2 pieces are follow ubledgeivation to fillmore and divisadero ncd's supported by the planning commission in june 2013 and passed this committee in 2014 and the bos passed them and became efecktdive in december. the divisadero runs 12 blocks from haight at the south to [inaudible] the fillmore runs 9 blocks from mu calster at the south and bush to the north. the ncd allow [inaudible] diverse modes of transit and invite active and appealing architecture and create a frame work. th

supervisor kim will lead the discussion at this point. thank you. >> thank you. so before us today is the resolution of intent for the fordaegs of the greater rincon hill community benefit district. thanks too the hard work of the executive committee and just for the public knows there is been much rapidly changing ownership of the property in the area making it more challenging 200 petitions which forms -- exceeding the 30% requirement this area is a dynamic part of the city transporm form, from a formulae industrial nabl to mixed use of housing office and transbay terminal and city park. the community district is an part of the transbay and rincon plan -- will continue to grow over time and public focus on public safety cleaning and maintenance parks and space -- key to -- the city is committed our residence and workers i want to take a moment to thank the executive committee john corn well patina johnston and lawyer ren post who have been working tirelessly today to ensure the district was inclusive seeing several cbd's renewing come before the board they can'

i want to thank you sploovisor kim for the cosponsorship. the point of the ordinance is is create a interagency emergency fire task force that meets over the next 3 month to review and development legislation as well as any other solution if the improving fire safety in the mission and throughout the city. again, i want to thank supervisor kim and also president breed for waving the 30 day hold for this legislation sowe can move expeditiously with this wurks. we need to do everything we can to protect that sit a and county of san francisco from future preventable fires. this task force will play a critical role in making that policy. the 7 member task force will include represent ivs from the department of building inspection [inaudible] department of public helt and focus on fire safety spirfckly in multiunit residential and mixed use buildings. we decided to limit the focus of the task force so we can move and have a recommendation as quickly as policy. wie have seen a disproportioninate number ofs fires in my district this year and 3 trag

colleagues any new business, commissioner kim? >> no. i don't have any new business, but i did want to make a motion to rescind the consent calendar to do a full vote on that item. >> the public comment is open. >> none forward, and we will close public comment and, so we have a motion from commissioner kim to rescind the vote on the consent calendar. >> seconded by campos and we do that without objection. >> and so, now a revote on the consent calendar. >> okay on the consent calendar, nexter avalos. >> aye. >> campos. >> aye. >> cohen. >> aye. >> kim. >> aye. >> commissioner mar. >> aye. >> the consent calendar passes. >> okay, very good. and our next item. >> nine, public comment. >> general public comment is now open. any member of the public that would like to comment, seeing none, we will close, public comment. and next item? >> item 10, adjournment. >> okay, thank you very much we are adjourned. >> hi. welcome to san francisco. stay safe and exploring how you can stay in your home safely after an earthquake. let's look at common e

when kim came to japan, many came after him. including south korean intelligence agents. >> reporter: kim was unable to elude his enemies even in japan. he was kidnapped from a hotel in tokyo. >> reporter: a couple of days later he was in seoul. investigators collected fingerprints at the hotel and matched them to an official at the south korean embassy. >> translator: the japanese side reacted strongly. what was that all about? was it an infringement of sovereignty? but the south korean government would not admit to any involvement. >> translator: japanese officials asked their south korean counterparts to hand kim over for questioning. but officials in seoul refused. then they placed him under house arrest. president park held secret negotiations with the japanese side. then japanese prime minister tanaka reviewed the incident. >> translator: government leaders shared the view ties between the two countries were important. they also thought a certain level of compromise would also be necessary even if they couldn't always be s

>> absent. >> farrell in >> absent. >> kim? >> kim, present. >> mar? >> mar, absent. >> commissioner tang. >> present. >> weiner? >> present. >> and commissioner yee. >> present. >> and we have a quorum. >> call item number two. >> item two, executive director's report this is an information item. >> miss chang? we will provide a brief overview of our treasure island meeting agency, meeting today as chair mentioned we will be setting up the administrative code and other rules for the agency and electing our chair, and vice chair. and for the members of the public the treasure island redevelopment plan has been under way for many years and so this is a culmination of ten years of of effort of the city family including the staff here at the timma from the beginning, the city's plans is to add 8,000 units of housing and development on the islands and recognize to avoid the congestion that is on the san francisco open bay bridge and so as a result, the treasure island called for a majority of trips to be taken by non-automobile modes and for the creation o

her name was kim otan. on the day of julie post's funeral, ed made an unusual request to kim otan. >> kim otan had a twin sister. and at the time of the funeral of julie, ed post said to kim otan, maybe when this is over, you can set me up with your sister. and that seemed a most inappropriate thing to be saying, and particularly saying at the time that he's alleged to have said it. >> police were also suspicious about the way ed post told the story of finding his wife's body. the story never varied, almost as if it had been rehearsed. st. louis police tape recorded those conversations. >> and then when she came over the edge of the tub, being as wet as she was in the water, it was then at that point, once i got her partially out of the tub, i was not prepared for what happened next, which was she literally slid out at that point, and she did hit her head on the front portion. >> it's the fact that ed post, in his golden tongue glib manner, came off as a non-caring person that had this alibi, who had everyt

supervisor cohen. >> supervisor kim. >> actually, supervisor kim has already spoken and based on the board rules, those who have not spoken take precedent. supervisor cohen. >> oh thank you. i'm a little disheartened about the conversation, what i'm hearing about the way the framing of a continuance and it's interesting because i mean a continuance would allow us to have a pause, right? just last week we had 8 hours of commentary about a pause for the mission moratorium and there are very valuable points within both pieces of legislation that i like. i think the one thing i'm concerned about and i hope supervisor campos will speak to it a little bit, the one thing that concerns me, you focused on one half of the coin, on the evictions and the displacement, but i'd love for you to help come up with a solution or a strategy for those constituents, you highlighted figures from district 10, particularly calling out port port -- potrero hill, there are figures about the mission of people who are struggling to stay in san francisco. these are not folks who can come to the chamber and liste

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supervisor kim? >> thank you. i will restate again i think this is an important conversation to have i'm glad to have this conversation we have to do a number of things one we really need to have this conversation about having sfpd hit their goal and hitting the targets there are a number of police officers that are doing human resources that are doing it tech finance these are officers we train at an average of $175,000 a year that could be on the streets on the beat we need to make sure we get that so we're deploying resources adequately two we had a conversation with the sheriff about the level from our peace officers we know the sheriff can do at an affordable rate from our police department transfer to jail or hospital can be done by sheriffs and special events other sorts of things that is less per individual than sfpd when we look at ou we're investing our budget we have to look at the cost versus investment when we look at the police pores how does that take away from our ability to invest in school progra

kim: correct. were a 787 or a 767 that went down without a declared emergency, is there enough equipment on scene, and more important, is there enough personnel on scene to adequately respond to an emergency such as asiana here at sjc? kim: yes, absolutely. we have the personnel, we have the mutual aid response that we need to respond to any emergency on this airport. stephen: no doubt about it? kim: no doubt about it. stephen: none in your mind? kim: none, none. robert: would i like more resources more quickly? absolutely. stephen: chief robert sapien oversees operations for san jose fire department, including station 20 located at the airport. robert: the speed in which we can achieve our operational objectives certainly has been affected by a reduction in personnel. stephen: do the math. two of the four firefighters on duty would be driving the two arf firefighting trucks there. the emergency plan calls for the captain to direct the scene and issue orders. so what's left? robert: what's left is

kim is very concerned about sam.cal condition, and she fears the trauma of the accident may affect his heart. >> sam looked extremely red with the pressure, you know. that was my concern, making sure he remained calm. >> but kim knows if they have it bad, contractor bruce boyles has it worse. he's hanging below them from his safety harness, which is still connecting him to the bucket. one wrong move could send them all crashing into the water below. >> we were just encouraging him to hang on, hang in there, help was on the way. >> kim doesn't know it from her position in the bucket, but the contractor who fell into the river has survived and is pulled to safety below. now rescuers on the bridge are trying to devise a plan to save the rest of them. >> captain randy fulford was one of the individuals that i knew had recent high-angle rescue training that i knew would make the rescue more safe, both for the individuals we were rescuing, but also for our own rescuers. >> firefighters record the action with their own vide