we are in support of the changes of both the local hire and the first source ordinances. these changes would expand opportunities for those seeking a career pathway into the middle class. the changes proposed for the city's first source ordinance will give an even greater impact because for the first time it declares our city believes construction workers in the private sector deserve a family-supporting wage. it also calls upon developers to have apprentices from the state approved programs on their construction sites. i could tell you with certainty that there are active construction sites in our community being built by workers being paid next to nothing with no health care coverage and few, if any, additional benefits. on these projects, hundreds of opportunities for our youth, veterans, and ex-offenders to be in a state-approved apprenticeship program are lost since they simply won't use apprentices on these projects. these improvements to the local hire and first source ordinances are not only good for construction workers, it's good for everyone in san francisco be

local hire and prevailing wage. we see it as a package that supports the community work force that supports everything we are trying to do ~. i'm a member of the local hire task force, look forward to that, and all of us getting together with the union labor contractor [speaker not understood] come back the 21st. thanks. >> thank you. any other members of the public wish to speak? okay, seeing none public comment is closed. [gavel] >> thank you. as a amendment of the whole, like to have it accepted, motion to accept the amendment of the whole. >> which can take that without objection. [gavel] >> and then we want to have more time for the city to discuss how to move forward on possible amendments. we've been hearing from rec and park certainly on the issue of donations that go to the park system. also from the port and developments that are happening on the port. i think they want to make sure that they are going to have an ease in implementation of the new legislation that we have here. so, i want to give more time

host: do you get local news? what kind of local news do you get from the paper itself?caller: it is pretty good on local news. like what's going on in the area. host: anything of relevance that stands out in your mind? -- t our senators an host: christopher writing that gap in thee a local continental news coverage. stan says most local papers are owned by huge corporations and they have power over the press. they tell reporters what to write and what they don't. that's about 60 facebook pages. probably has grown since then. caller: my paper of record is the chattanooga times free press. the most expensive paper when you look at how you subscribe. it comes $25 a month. only for print and digital. it's very expensive by comparison. readership has declined dramatically. there are next one newspaper and have been. was the owner of the new york times early on. he was at this paper first. host: looking at the online , how tennessee claimed $124 million in health care subsidies. doesn't do a good job? caller: it does. it covers the union vote. chattanooga is a very high crime

. >> one of the two taliban fighters killed in an attack on a local afghan army base. a lot of inhabitants from this village in charkh have gathered today. >> they're here to pay their respects. they're here also to mourn, and also show that they are proud. >> the dead man's father was amongst the mourners. >> many of the dead fighter's comrades were there, including 17-year-old ehsanullah, who also took part in the attack. after the funeral was over, i followed him as he went to meet a friend. i asked him to tell me what motivates young men here to fight for a movement like the taliban >> from what i was told, the taliban in charkh are mostly recruited from the 40,000 people who live in the district. >> the taliban are feared across many parts of afghanistan - and especially outside predominantly pashtun regions. before they were toppled from power in 2001, and like other groups during afghanistan's civil war, they committed horrendous massacres against civilians. when they ruled afghanistan, they imposed an extreme interpretation of sharia's law, and provided a safe

. >> one of the two taliban fighters killed in an attack on a local afghan army base. a lot of inhabitants from this village in charkh have gathered today. >> they're here to pay their respects. they're here also to mourn, and also show that they are proud. >> the dead man's father was amongst the mourners. >> many of the dead fighter's comrades were there, including 17-year-old ehsanullah, who also took part in the attack. after the funeral was over, i followed him as he went to meet a friend. i asked him to tell me what motivates young men here to fight for a movement like the taliban >> from what i was told, the taliban in charkh are mostly recruited from the 40,000 people who live in the district. >> the taliban are feared across many parts of afghanistan - and especially outside predominantly pashtun regions. before they were toppled from power in 2001, and like other groups during afghanistan's civil war, they committed horrendous massacres against civilians. when they ruled afghanistan, they imposed an extreme interpretation of sharia's law, and provided a safe

hiring program, and then talk about highlights and opportunities for improving our local enterprise utilization. 1st of all, as a reminder, the delegated authority has been granted to the executive director for, it really helps streamline the process and is consistent with how other department manage the contracts processed and giving a certain level of approval to the executive director rather than having to bring everything to the court commission. as you can see there's up to $5000 of authority for contract service order so those are individual projects within larger contract amounts that of already approved by port commission. $4000 for public works contract, so that's the approval of new contracts that are $400,000 or less. then, up to $100,000 for professional service contract. so far this fiscal year the executive director has approved $1.4 million of contract service orders all of which were $200,000 or less. about half $1 million of new contracts, which includes 3 professional service contracts and 1 public works contract. before i go into the specific contract activities,

and brian said we want to use it for the local meatloaf. >> and he had all the local farms delivered to him and he got all of it and delivered to us and he cooked it with us and students also helped out and it was a good day. >> not only was our meatloaf grass-fed, it was a really great opportunity for us to show students where our food is coming from. we realize that local food day every month was a big process. >> we want to move of it the student hands into the cafeteria hands because that would be a way tah make it long-lasting. >> so we're aiming toward to get a local few items in our lunches a few times a week. >> we purchased more from local farms and local grocery stores than obviously. that gives them some business and increase their local economy and i think that's a great goal to work towards. >> our generation, wear the ones that will going to have to be the problem solver for tomorrow. and why not start here and reduce our carbon footprint and buy creatively? >> and that was creatively. this is not in the movie because since after the movie was done, they started a store

organization but are given a bit of a local flavor or a local spin and the way in which television and radio as well eats up content so quickly. we are here today demonstrates the content where they can get it in the economies of scale are really important for the profitability of a local station. so that profitability in and of itself gave them a little bit of leeway. you know and this is also a story in terms of interaction of local and national. the intermediaries that made this possible. i also look at the different station management companies that basically sold advertising on these local stations for a national brand and did so in ways that the national brand didn't have distribution in an area and didn't want to buy a national network package on that. but again like shepard these are individuals that were creating markets. they were shaping them in describing them in a way to make them appeal to the advertising agencies and the sponsors that they wanted to cultivate. so again it's not as cut and dry local and national entity. there are these individuals moving between them and

for local hiring, already we are at 36% local hiring hours for 2013. since the law went into effect, cumulatively san francisco residents have performed 34% of the hours on our public works projects. partnership hours are 60% versus 35% that were under good faith efforts. we've actually moved the needle very, very far forward on our local hiring requirements and i just want to thank everyone who has been involved in this effort. and there are many for your help. this ordinance expands local hiring and prevailing wage creates a winning combination for our working families who are slightly [speaker not understood] in san francisco and we'll be able to hear on the 21st. but i'd like to motion that we accept an amendment of the whole for this legislation and we have deputy city attorney ronald flynn, perhaps he he can explain just the main parts of this, the new amendment of the whole. >> deputy city attorney ron flynn. the amendments of the whole concerns primarily section 2 which deals with the prevailing wage provision. as originally written, it was to

they'd be local. they could be located and what qualifies as a disadvantaged community here in san francisco. so, that's an example. >> great, thank you. and then what's the current status of our shell contracts? >> so, the shell contract, you know, i think i told you last time i met with you, we are not engaged in discussionses with shell. we have told them that we understand that we aren't moving forward at this time given the lack of movement at our commission, and have had it, sort of an amicable conversation about the ability to reengage if the opportunity presents itself, but we're not obligating them to hold to the dialogues that had occurred with us since we could not get authorization to sign that contract. >> so, it hasn't been really approved -- it was approved finally. >> the contract terms -- as i understand it, the contract terms were approved through the board process and certain criteria were laid out that needed to be met before anyone could sign the contract. those criteria included

we also want to know that that thin blue line and the local community that protects us, like our local police officers, have equipment that they need. we also want to take a look at the issues related to our prisons. we know that you are leading a review on appropriate sentencing and how we can reduce the prison population without increasing risk to our communities. you have looked at everything from compassionate parole for those prisoners that are now under -- in their 70's and 80's, to other creative things. we like to hear about that, but we also want to talk about what it is that we need to fund our prisons, and we need to make sure that we keep our prison guards safe. met with the family and other correction officers related to eric williams, who was one of our prison guards murdered in if federal penitentiary in pennsylvania. it was wrenching to hear what they do. they have ideas that they need they need to what carry to prisons, how they have to keep themselves safe with andeasing violent criminals increasingly mentally ill prisoners. we would like to hear your thoughts on that

what happens is the mind and your conscience of those people tourists and locals has got his shots and these explosions are made by cemeteries place of prayer it is in my arms people from illegal guess it's time to really have no influence on them. once again i went to emphasize the anti operation is in progress. what can you not to now go into details it is a very hard to get out of the separations in the situation when the saboteurs opening a children's themselves behind women and children that supply the holy see is something the better. well the so called the nest for their least i learnt today announced the general monday lazy to intimidate people of managers and tortures in particular for fall and the ukraine and leaves that sarah just invented to tell people to keep confidential in homes and not to let children outside a trophy and keeps trying to gain information from russia doesn't and i rushed to help travels of didn't ask a techniques approach ukraine and were there for most of the gym. this information was a signal for ukrainian government because of this depression interve

local self government each egg is creation of a strong base for local self government which will be the basis of the united single country but was very early overs as attachment spirit exactly to the level of local self government patricia l a local seat is villages towns which an expert of constitutionally choose from that eventually the station was also president of the kittens but his teacher commented politicians a token of the changes to the name of the state. the basic and essential to the shoe phone calls about work and they neglect the main scene human rights. she added the constitution is very old school reforms even in times of crises are necessary ukraine has stated used all their sources of the posts of the transition period include inner surface of the state itself and off the mainland this means that i was at the moment the state has lost its citizens trust to decisions that are being made on the constitutional reforms came from a long term prospective brides and that once again be seen on their affection of the cabins constitution the mom and ceo prime minister of the

they bring in a lot of state and local tax revenue from those taxes.ut it wouldn't be accurate to say that the alaskians have the highist in the nation. they don't have a personal income tax, and they get a check back from the government each year because of the large reserve fund. so that tax is shifted to people across the country in the form of taxes on electricity and things like that. so we like to account for the fact that it is shifting across state lines. another example is taxes in tourist states such and florida and nevada. we pay sales tax on meals, and hotels, and that is transferred to our state and local governments. >> the states that have these 7 and 8% total state and local burdens are better for business than the high tax states like new york and new jersey? >> that's a great point to bring up. we like to look at this measure as simply how much. we also have our state tax business index climate that looks at how those taxes are raised. what does the base look like, what does the rate look like. this is looking at how much. and we thin

38 did united roofers and local 40 and shop hernias local 66 and sheet metal workings international local 104 and glares architectures and glass workers and entertainments local 53 and speciality paint and machineries local 1414 common craft to the san francisco unified school district. i see no speakers may i hear a motion and a second to the 2013-2014 balance scorecards significantly plan for the achievements for the budget updates >> moved. >> the superintendant. >> i'd like to ask the executive director to read the recommendation, please. >> good evening the resolution e recommendation is that the board of education approve the achievement that reflect the membership picture it and membership. >> thank you very much. public speakers and comments from the board ready for a role call vote >> commissioner haney. sxhaif. commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. dr. murase. commissioner norton. commissioner wynns. commissioner maufas. 7 i's. item n discussion of others educational issues that is an update of the educational peace reluctant fund. superintendant. >> thank you president fewer an

i thought maybe i do want to make a difference in run for something local and stay local in my community because like president obama said yesterday he told us don't get cynical because the nation doesn't need any more cynical people. that's not going to help us relieve the problems that we have. >> one of the things that i know our social media we are able to suppress our opinions very easily. we can send a tweet about what we think and i think that starts the conversation and we like to talk a lot so there is conversation on social media and we like to get our opinions out there. >> i think this whole week has been about learning. i come from a small town where it's very politically homogenic and there's not much chance for people who don't think the same to get their opinions out without being ridiculed great being here with the other delegates has given me an opportunity to learn other viewpoints and to also get my ideas out without the fear of being shunned for thinking differently. >> in his book down to the crossroads aram goudsouzian tells the story of james merit at the first af

in flint, michigan, where we have done local broadcasting. they cannot even afford to do community programming. we are community-oriented. we give them business and we deal education. we show them that we care. we are very active and involved. we had a station that did not have news. you are making money in the local market. that news operation costs us. it is not cheap. this is not for the faint hearted. this is what people need to get back to her station so that we can be channel 21 in myrtle beach. we put them back in place. if sinclair is our financial there was an ice storm in south carolina. it destroyed her generator. for 16 off the air hours. wasepair our generator $400,000. these are the kind of expenses you cannot calculate. my 2-3s no way that with television stations that i could not afford this without the joint services agreement. are actually running her station. we are involved. i am on the phone with my general managers almost daily. phone constantly. there are all kinds of issues. we asked them when we go down. i introduced

i mean they are local. same thing with super dooper and that conglomerate and even the gap, if the gap has a subsidiary, they employee thousands and they have a new concept to be able to put it out there. that would help local business -- in a lost cases where something like that, like upper fillmore, brooks brother opening up that other place. that street is crowded and people are going into all of those other businesses up-and-down fillmore street and creates a synergy. that is my two cents to subsidiaris. >> let me caution you about treating local businesses differently, we can't. we ran it by the city attorney and violates commerce laws. we have to treat all businesses the same. >> miss burns, the ownership threshold or locations met and businesses automatically considered,is there not a secondly test of two or more criteria before it's considered formula retail? so the company could test out new concepts as along as the product lineup was different, correct? >> yes. currently, that is why athleta the g

perfectly compatible, to make it local. he sourced all of the furniture making within five miles of grand rapids. the special lights, the special hardware that he designed himself, the special tile. the special furniture. it was actually the most perfect hotel. adobe eco hotel. >> buffalo paintings on the walls. >> i'm wide open it up to you guys. i want to ask another question. please line up at the two mics that are in the aisles. this is a washington audience. i have to ask. my wife's reaction was why live in washington? i wonder, how do you answer that question? now, do you see any prospect? you have written along the way of the effectiveness of local governance, and this tremendous ambition at the local level to build things like title energy generators and spaceports, and places you wouldn't expect to find spaceports. do you see any mechanism that could be brought here? >> i will answer, earnestly why we live in washington question. i was away so i should live in california. the center of my businesses in the east coa

the court adjourned until 5:15 local time. we're expecting to hear 14 to 17 other witnesses for the defense, many of them experts. they will be brought to the stand in the next -- begin in the next hour or so. the two of -- there's been an application for the court to adjourn thursday until may 5th to have more than two weeks off because of the easter break. the judge is considering that application and will give investigator on that tomorrow morning. we're expecting a sequence of defense witnesses. for oscar pistorius, his time on the stand is over. karin thanks very much live in pretor pretoria. >>> the u.s. navy says a remote control satellite has found no sign of mh 370. it exceeded the operating limit and cut short. phil was told the aborted mission is not a major setback. >> there was no material problem, no failure of the seas system. it was just an oversite in the programming. something we weren't expecting with the water depth. we have adapted. we'll relaunch the system as soon as the weather clears. >> we have analyz

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not exactly a reflection of the center local but we learned a lot about central local dynamics down thereand you get a different perspective on local issues in shanghai where they have their own ideas what works and doesn't work, more or leslieen to beijing when they have to. the difference there, many people in the shanghai, chris can speak much more to this, xi jinping used to be in shanghai and stepping stone to promotion to beijing. there is a little bit of constraint on the independence of action or thought but you picked up there is very different approach in a place like shanghai. the other two things we learned down there that sort of stood out for me are that, they definitely are on whatever level and whatever lasting significance, i'm not sure but they definitely are picking up on these external forces because if you look, for example, at the just glossy brochure about the shanghai free trade zone it uses terms like preestablishment, national treatment and negative list approach to regulation which is straight out of the american playbook. in the by the negotiations, bilateral i

that's why we're ok we will continue to local mayors in this heated go the pickle solution. we do be do that to weaken us in this case to avoid a diplomatic tools and diplomatic reptiles. we don't trust anymore when you can go for aggression was going to kind of musical armed forces and we do according to russia for the nation to was the rule that troops from the very least in the borders between ukraine and russia to the nation and the airport and on to russia for the nation the bbq ed amounts of debt position of principal in primo flipped it on to getting people to pray. and he's looking to tear into internal affairs. also an independent nation. but if the bill as an internal see th. thus they use here thank you very much for talking to us. think of. thank you for what she does additional vocal clear up enough of mole on the latest development in ukraine. please watch our news bulletin on clothes by casting baby home. i love was in brussels. thank you for watching and a bike eye her eye. and. i know. tp it's saddening. from next year of course. all right yours are. with al

from four to ten times the average local annual salary. poorer families who cannot pay these sums may find themselves targeted by corrupt officials using illegal means to achieve their ends. "such a large amount of money cannot be paid once and for all for many families. so the local officials have to go to the families many times to get the fines. each time it would will be a conflict between the people and the government." >> zhou yinghe is a father living in exile. he has come to his brother's home in a town outside of guangzhou, to celebrate his brother's birthday. zhou refuses to return to his hometown in hunan province, where he says family planning officials have led a campaign of abuse in the name of the one child policy. >> "in order to implement the family planning policy, the government has sent people from the (criminal) underworld, together with the police and the family planning committee. the life of each household is disrupted. everybody lives in constant fear. we are very miserable. >> zhou and his first daughter zhou qing

we got opportunities we're tracking locally as well. two slides for each of the divisions we're referring to the implementation of the transportation plan in the area and sustainable strategy this is creating a huge opportunity for the cap and trade that's happening in sacramento so we're being represented in the state capital as well as the colleagues up and down the state. that in those discussions we're consulting the mayor's office and the sfmta and the other partners at the city level even the planning division is helping with the transportation improvement program and which we'll talk about in the working planning. the capital products division handles the central subway project and the transbay terminal and caltrain capital improvement program in addition

favor of eddy i understand what my colleagues are saying about bright line but i feel he has worked on local hire and cutting policies in city he works with the people to empower them and i feel eddy has a strong community background in the arts and i appreciate that. in addition to the empowerment work especially in the low income communities. i think other campaigns he's been involved this in will help him to make fair decisions on the commission >> thank you supervisor yee. >> thank you. i want to express any support for eddy's reappointment on the community development. eddy has developed relationships with community based organizations and has worked on a number of important issues in our city including workforce development and great at facilitating communication among different parties. ed yours sincerely, i didn't was appoint last fall and dedicated his dedication as a thought member. some of the concerns that were brought up during his rules committee were about the organization of his employment but eddy stands on his own merit. eddy shows a lot of promise and colleagues i'll suppo

pool of local government office in chinchilla. they said more than five hundred signed as an unbeaten one hundred ninety two states and thirty three aircraft were in bulk in the search operation today the oakwood is also seeking advice from experts on other possible ways to best get more people. that's time is nothing without any plan to base this on to carry all of them want to ellison article comes out from it in doubt. i know them. canada won its routine one team in ukraine says awful constant cortisol content the situation in the country undetected taking any fat that. the months from the last of the shabby eu and ukraine reached a deal on a state of decline and only need a neon green tea cream to simon he vowed to find buildings. the epicenter of you by a station for security and cooperation in the air out. on this as a de lis seemed a bit stressed thinking about the current situation on the crown and in the briefing the osce said pro russian lessons have continued to occupy local government there are things in the eastern ci

in cross known as the plants thus telling people that are in the local police at around five hundred on separate days when trying to seize the police station and took a flight of the next republic on its top cut out of the chief police officer tried to attack this week seven's weapon and baby treat it. meanwhile the security status of the crane asked the citizens not just rugby and domestic operation and become like shields between security forces as the best agents. as i have already mentioned the spot onto daddy's have received agents can now speak of but the cpt dishonest local product is something the ambitious problems and real protests as people go to rallies and supplied the percentage was in ages and criminals. it is the deck with c state is the way into a big run to and state guarantees for those who attend and forced eviction. all this is spelled out in the mill adopted by the parliament of ukraine today. it's mainly consent the restoration of rights opinion. the migrants will be able to obtain accommodation in today's take what they lead to people of the deputation old lad

the offer of help from the stool port hope local ingredients. as a buddhist. we had such little understanding of the cultures of muslim people in the past it was very new for us to build a facility like this pork provided with some friendly services. we don't know if the customers will be satisfied with these very trying our best by offering a place like this. in twenty thirteen the number of foreign visitors reached a ten million mark for the first time. tourists from muslim majority countries like malaysia and indonesia jumped by over thirty percent compared to the year before but islamic customs are not yet well known or understood in japan. tourism industry representatives from hotels to restaurants are still learning how to cater to the food and guests. this will tell and the haitian capital kyoto. restaurant staff received official roles for syndication best cheer the survey says she was the manner which does not contain any alcohol. they used to drink it with templates for most when customers. these airports are new in japan. tourism market is definitel

38 united worker and allied workers and local 66 sheet worker local one hundred four and the iron workers and architecture metal and glass workers and teamsters and auto man or woman local 77 of and machinist local 1414 common class to the san francisco unified school district. the public has an opportunity to comment at this meeting and the regular board meeting of april 14th >> no speakers. >> president fewer. i need to make the public announcement and inform the board i'll be abstaining that. i now call the labors international union of north america local 2 61 moved and seconded of the adaptation of the tentative agreement i so moved. superintendant. reading of the recommendation. >> thank you president fewer i'm i'd like to call of executive director carmen. thank you superintendant and board members it is the contract for the international local 2 61 the recommendation is it the board of education of the san francisco unified school district adapts the tentative agreement and the related public documents. >> no speakers have signed up comments for the board or the superintendant. i

but others seem to think that local people have grievances against the local government. how local do you think these protests are? >> reporter: i think it is fair to say that there are local people who support this movement. they support the pro return sentiment. there is a clear distinct between the activist who is are in control of these buildings and the people who come out to support them the activists have very well armed, they're very well prepared. they have majors, they have leaders. they're very well organized. while those who come out to support them they seem to be locals. they will like a referendum to have for power from the east, and to move eastward or westward. there is a distinction between these two groups. you ask these people about paid provocateurs coming from over the border from russia, and of course they deny that. but you hear rumors that they're walking around, talking to other people. there may be people who are being paid, but not the people we're speaking to directly. >> thank you. >> italy's prime minister took power two months ago but the t

with local governments, and my strategy was to find local governments that were interested in reform. usually they conceived it as they were interested in a particular problem, you know? some governments worry about air pollution, some were worried about wastewater treatment. so our strategy was to find governments that had a problem and were interested in thinking about, you know, innovative ways of solving it, and our model and our mind always was, you know, this is a country where if something is piloted at the local level and is successful, it tends to spread pretty quickly. so i was both impressed by the independence and the competition among local governments, but then having said that also, they had a very single minded focus on economic growth. and we were able sometimes to interest them in environmental issues, but it was always because the particular environmental problem had risen to a level where it was threatening economic be growth, you know in so it was easier to deal with wastewater, for example, than with air pollution. so the incentives for local government were very

what sony said, because sony was dealing with local over-the-air broadcasts and making a copy of local over-the-air broadcasts, it said that consumers have a fair use right to make a copy of that. sony did not address the distant signal, and the question then would become in balancing the fair use factors whether it was appropriate for a consumer to be able to get access to that programming without being able to otherwise implicate the free public spectrum. now, the way congress has addressed that, congress has addressed that by saying that when there are distance signals that then get pushed through a cable system, there is a copyright royalty that gets paid. but i want to make absolutely clear. satellite, cable, do not pay copyright royalties for local over-the-air broadcasts. why? because the local over-the-air broadcast channels wanted it that way. they didn't want to be in a situation of having to figure out how to divvy up all the copyright royalties to the various holders. so when they talk about how congress supposedly overruled fortnightly, what they ignore is that in section

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