i think it is important that plumber's still use the yellow pages, attorneys, locksmiths. there are a number of businesses of rely on print advertising. there are a lot of facts about the internet. we understand that, but it is important to understand that the arch will cost for advertisers -- the actual cost for advertises is much greater. it costs $1,000 to $3,000 a month to have an internet program verses the yellow page program, which is $150 a month, which is much more affordable for a small business owner. i would ask that you take this into consideration. there are a lot more facts on the issue so we could decide at a later time. >> thank you. any other public comment? public comment is closed. commissioners? >> first want to thank yo supervisor chu for taking the time out on valentine's day. this is a tough one. there not getting anything. you have a choice. -- not banning anything. you have a choice. i talked to many small-business owners to get their opinion, and the like the five that it will be a target -- i like the fact that it will be a target audience. i fu

do because that's the contents conservation from the government not from best buy or you know the locksmith or any of that so there's that interim conduit that makes it less of a direct fourth amendment violation i don't know when when wal-mart has those videos. saying you know spying the neighbors and that very very free yeah yeah you know it's very soviet pull them yeah the bush doctrine of the bush administration i don't like that. so anyway. in the end because you can protect you from the government god help you against the geeks yeah well said and let me just might to put a period point on this the reason this kind of crappy legislation gets proposed is because somebody thinks that if anybody votes against it they'll be able to run ads in the next election cycle saying so and so some favors child porn eventually and no one favors drug bills they get i know i know and it's a terrible his life should already fanning social security and all reforming medicare figure out a way we need to figure out a we have stop this kind of terrible legislation any hour later this later this month michel

upgrade electrical, partition walls, replace ceiling tile in grid, all work at commercial unit, vacant locksmith to pharmacy. please note that the public hearing was held in closed on march 9, and the matter was continued to allow the absent board member to participate in the boat. commissioners, the permit holder in this case has again provided a court reporter for the transcription of the proceeding. we do need a motion for that purpose. the permit holder indicated it will provide a copy to the board and to the appellant free of card -- charge. president goh: so moved. >> on that motion by the president to designate the transcript of the official record, is there any public comment? i will call the roll. commissioner fung: aye. commissioner garcia: aye. commissioner peterson: aye. commissioner hwang: aye. >> the transcript is designated as the official record. commissioners, at the march 9 hearing, motion was made to grant the rehearing request. the vote at that time was 3-1-1 with garcia dissenting and commissioner peterson absent. we can move right back into deliberation. commissioner peters

the well the reason the thirty's of your team was going to europe to brussels you had allowed to locksmiths to put had long talks and very interesting and significant talks with mr braswell and as far as i know the abolition of the visa regime should have been should have been discussed was it and is there any progress well viz a viz a problem was was on the agenda and one of the most important issues it was frozen by the. russian side during the talks actually we have to imagine that we had actually it's a very useful and a very effective mechanism of co-operation between e.u. and the russian federation we have nearly different cabinet sitting on the russian side and let's say ninety five per cent of european commissioners from the others and this is really a very good approach. to look in the broadest course possible way call existing questions including visa. this intuition is very simple russia is really to go as far as european side is ready to go and even. he wouldn't. even fire them then. european commission because we're losing tourists because we're losing moneys they were losing t

makes sense if this were fifty years ago before computers wouldn't this be very much like saying to locksmiths when you or two carpenters if you're called into a home or an office and asked to repair the lock on a filing cabinet the equivalent of fixing the operating system of a computer or to replace or repair a drawer in a desk you have an obligation to go through every file in that filing cabinet and every paper in that desk and if you find anything illegal dell nine one one or call the police is that a reason at a four. it is a result metaphor it's such a slippery slope that trying to create here that there's no end and there's no end to this this slippery slope what's next so if you see a hand to hand drug transaction on the street and you don't call nine one one you're facing a year in jail for not being a good citizen or a good samaritan i mean it's absurd what they're trying to create or they're trying to have i understand the citizens police the citizens but these are people who have no training and no experience and specifically we're talking about here child pornography now i unders

because that's the counts hostage place you from the government not from best buy or you know the locksmith or any of that so there's that interim conduit that makes it less of a direct fourth amendment violation i don't buy one when wal-mart has those videos no but secretary napolitano is saying you know spying your neighbors and that's very very free here yeah you know it's very soviet politburo of them closer to the bush administration. so it was like so anyway. in the end because you can take you from the government god help you get that he was your own yeah well said and let me just to my to put a period point on this the reason this kind of crappy legislation gets proposed is because somebody thinks that if anybody votes against it they'll be able to run ads in the next election cycle saying so on social favors child porn that's what no one favors drug bills i know i know and it's terrible is the way she will read and social security and more reforming medicare figure out a way we need to figure out a we have to stop this kind of terrible of solution and he later this later this month

the bank the toddler wandered into one of the bank vaults and was locked inside for four hours a locksmith had to be called and a large rule was needed to reach the wall before the young girl could be rescued fortunately the ordeal ended affably but it's unclear how much cash the toddler was able to stuff into or diaper before being freed from the fort. pillow the big picture was seen demonstrations against austerity measures cross the pond while the vast majority of americans just sat and watched but now it seems the us may have finally caught up plus president obama now says some states can choose to opt out of his affordable care act well sort of i'll take a look at what the president means. brides the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through that sort of need to be made who can you trust no one who is in view with the global machinery to see where we had it state controlled capitalism is called satchels when nobody dares to ask we do our t. question more. martin here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture.

imaginative food class patent clark became the mind reader of the creator of the cosmos and the locksmith of the mysteries of the atom in the universe. thank you very much. [applause] >> walter isaacson, thank you very, very much. we knew this was went be interesting. don't forget please write your questions down on the cards we will be picking up the cards. before i begin with the first question though i would like to think walter for his contribution to our new orleans project. >> i would like to thank all of you for helping in new orleans. >> yes. thank you. first question, what experience is education have you had that enables you to not only understand einstein's theory, but also to be able to make them understandable to the long scientific reader? >> first was my father. my father is an engineer. he loves science and math and taught us to love science and math. we have a problem in this society we think we intimidate, people are trying to feel the scientists are intimidating. none of us in the room would admit or brag they don't know the names of the shakespeare plays but people wou