just over there, madam. mr.sh do handle those with a little delicacy, they're forty-five pounds each. well i'll tell you something, i get more for pushing them about than you do for selling them. you just can't get the right sort of people for this job now a days. yes and he's worked here for thirty-five years, i've told him in future to attract your attention from the staff passage. (makes obscene noise) thank you, captain peacock. now do bring the gloves back if they don't fit madam, and we'll change them with pleasure. the fingers do seem a bit long. don't worry madam, they'll ride up with wear, everything does. what about a nice tie to go with them. yes, or a brief case to keep them in. or one of our latest novelty. an automatic umbrella. we live in the south of france it hardly ever rains. they make very good sun shades as well. oh no. what's the matter, madam. oh the centre stone has gone....look. well i shouldn't worry madam. i don't think it will notice among all those others. but it was three carats, wo

madam president, i yield the floor. mr. shelby: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. shelby: thank you, madam president. last week in illinois, president obama attempted to blame opponents of the obamacare for the law's broken promises. he lashed out at what he called "folks out there who are actively working to make this law fail." his words. and he further said, "politically motivated misinformation campaign is afo afoot." and he strongly implied that fault rests not with those who con seefl the law but -- conceive the law but those who have not in his estimation -- his words again -- "committed themselves to making it work." think about it a minute. this flailing, of course, was nothing more than an effort by president obama to dodge and deflect accountability for the law that bears his name. let's be real, madam president. obamacare is not a failure because so many americans reject it. rather, so many americans reject obamacare because it is a failure. madam president, i believe we should focus on what really ma

que encarna alejandro un mafia so cercano a la madame. >> la doble vida de alejandro que es un hombre persona a nivel polÍtico muy grande. >> la producciÓn cuenta con un destacado elenco para incluir a norma lidia quiÉn serÁ la esposa del malvado alejandro. ha sido una producciÓn maratonica de cierta manera porque el siempre ha sido corto, nos ha tocado trabajar muchÍsimo pero es algo muy interesante porque el ritmo acelerado le dan siempre como es la historia que pasa siempre, que siempre estÁ de aquÍ para a allÁ. >> asegura que la audiciÓn para escoger a la supuesta cotizadas prostitutas es la mÁs estricta que ha visto. >> fue fuerte el casting ligera de ropa. pero tambiÉn muy bonita, de eso trata poder hacer cosas que normalmente no hacemos, hacer bailes y cosas que ni siquiera la pareja de uno ha visto. >> asÍ se despidiÓ la madame. >> hola amigos de "primer impacto" les habla alicia machado de bogotÁ, estamos trabajando en la madame, la nueva serie esperamos que no se lo pierda y sÉ que les encantaÁa en bogotÁ, colombia, "primer impacto." gracias, el lunes a las 10 de la noche 9

madam clerk, could you plix call the next item? >> item number 2, closed session, appoint/public employee executive director, information action item. >> great, thank you, colleagues. so, today we will be interviewing three of our top candidates that had been forwarded from the personnel committee. the personnel committee met in june, interviewed nine candidates and today three candidates are moving forward for us to interview in closed session. these candidates, you have information packets about them in your packets forwarded by the hawkins company. we also have a presentation from the hawkins company prior to the interviews to discuss any questions people may have about any of the candidates and to go over a brief summary of each of the candidates who are going to be presenting themselves before us today. i have a sheet that i passed out that has questions for the candidates. the questions will be four minutes per person per question, and each question is assigned to a member of the personnel committee who will be asking those q

de la vida real, se trata de madame rochi, una madame que tuvo que eexiliarse en estados unidos trasrie el malo serÁ roberto mateos que encarna a alejandro. >>> la doble vida de alejandro es un hombre que es mafioso y tiene un encargo de una persona a nivel polÍtico muy grande. entonces, la complejidad viene ahÍ, que tiene que cumplir con eso, sino su vida estÁ en riesgo. >>> la producciÓn cuenta con un destacado elenco que incluye a norma livÍa, que serÁ la esposa del malvado alejandro. >>> fue una producciÓn maratÓnica de cierta manera, porque el tiempo fue corto. nos tocÓ trabajar mucho, pero tambiÉn le da algo interesante, a este ritmo acelerado le da a la historia. >>> la joven actriz jessica san juan asegura que la elecciÓn para escoger a las prostitutas fue una de las mÁs compe titiva. >>> bastante ligeras de ropa, tambiÉn es bonito, poder hacer cosas que normalmente no hacemos, hacer bailes, y cosas que ni siquiera la pareja de uno vio. >>> y asÍ se despidiÓ la madame. >>> hola amigos de "primer impacto", les habla alicia machado, estamos trabajando en la madame, espero que l

madam clerk is there any other business before the committee? >> that concludes our business for the day. >> then we are adjourned. test, test, test, test, test, test, test, test >> good afternoon. welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors land use and economic development committee. i'm scott wiener the chair of the committee. and others. i want to thank sfgovtv for broadcasting today's hearing. and madam clerk any announcements >> yes, please silence any devise arrest items acted upon today will be on september agenda. >> item one is the granting of the permission to come up the hospital operations at 835 jackson street. >> thank you mr. chair this is a simple resolution to move forward the chinese project. in order to allow some tanks and vaults to be included in the public right-of-way. i want to ask t dw to present the presentation and i have a couple of quick technical amendments so we can resolve the matter quickly >> good morning. i'm john from the department of public works. we have received a question from the chinese hospital.

and madam clerk any announcements >> yes, please silence any devise arrest items acted upon today will be on september agenda. >> item one is the granting of the permission to come up the hospital operations at 835 jackson street. >> thank you mr. chair this is a simple resolution to move forward the chinese project. in order to allow some tanks and vaults to be included in the public right-of-way. i want to ask t dw to present the presentation and i have a couple of quick technical amendments so we can resolve the matter quickly >> good morning. i'm john from the department of public works. we have received a question from the chinese hospital. among them is a 5 though gallon storage tank for 4 transforms and two water storage tanks and a rainwater storage tank for reuse of rainwater. there's a petroleum station located under the sidewalk at 8:30 jackson street. those are the facilities that are identified in the encroachment permit >> great. thank you i don't have any questions. we can go to public comment. i have a cough of technical comments. i'll record this into the record. there

madam clerk our next item is our closed session. actually, i was caring whether or not we wanted to go into closed session we can - we're going to have interviews with 3 candidates for today but due to unforeseen circumstances we'll be postponing those until the 30th of next week. but i'm willing to go into clogsz session if suggested by the commission >> i think we're hearing everyone is okay. so why don't we do public comment and we'll continue this item until next week. so public comment is open on this item. and ms. sax >> i certainly hope that you realize the fact that lombardi has been stepping in for a gentleman when we couldn't take the meetings and everything in the - i've been involved with the various prop 89 but that everything was done - all the hiring was done in house they did it from within and she's very qualified. she understands what she's doing. i strongly suggest i vote for her. i know that the whole department supports her >> any of the public want to incriminating comment? >> ms. sax i'll agree that she's done

thank you, madam speaker. today i want to speak a little bit from the heart. we've heard a lot of debate going back and forth about how we haven't talked about this, how we haven't debated it but there's been a number of amendments and as this bill comes to the floor today, what it's about is about fairness. mr. meadows: it's about fairness to employees, it's about fairness to those who manage. what we're seing is that there is a trend where we're not being fair with bonuses. i've had my colleagues opposite here talk about the fact that, you know, we need to continue to incentivize but when 75% of senior executive employees receive bonuses at an average of $11,000, it's out of control. this little chart shows that the veterans administration, 74% of those employees received bonuses of over $11,000 apiece. now why is this a problem? because back in my district, the veterans are having to wait over 600 days, madam speaker, 600 days to get a determination on benefits, yet we continue to give bonuses. i find that

madam clerk read our adoption calendar >> a single role will enact those matters and a matter can be severed. colleagues i'd like to sever item 67 arrest let's take a roll call on the balance of the calendar >> adoption calendar. >> (calling names) >> those recessess are adopted and motions approved. >> item 67 a motion of a written property and rebuttal for the supplemental to the voters at august general municipal election. >> i've circulated for you a ballot and i've received information about the retiree trust fund that supervisor farrell will be the person to submit the property automate and supervisor wiener would be on point for the proponent arguments for the drug points and with regards to the opposition argument for the retiree trust fund we not include anyone on that and then for the washington measures i'm the person on that and for the drug purchasing proponent argument no one will be listed on that because we're not moving forward on the family friendly ordinance. let me see if there are are any thoughts on that increase seeing none, can i see a motion >> without object

no, 1966, i think it was february that the former president's and madame visited taiwan.t that time we say that they invited the guest to the ship, so at that time we can say that we are brothers and sisters and, you know, they intimated a close contacts between taiwan and south korea, but as you see, it is quite different now. it is a big change for us to face. he has four doctorate degrees from korea and abroad. you know, it is interesting to note that the chinese cultural university gave her a degree in 1987. so, you know, the four degrees, doctorate degrees, only the first one offered by the taiwan university. the rest of the three doctorate degrees are all from korean universities. so, you know, it is happy to know that she has, the president, she has some things in mind for the university. during the ceremony she invited the board chairman of the university to attend. this is a barry special relationship. during the five terms of assembly in korea, she has several times been invited by mr. -- minister. if she has any special thoughts in her mind, it would help to lo

welcome to iowa and the madam president iowa town hall. let me state the obvious. it is no coincidence why the hawkeye state was chosen for the first madam president tour. iowa is to successful presidential campaigns what kate kennedy was to the first and later flights to the moon. iowa is the launchpad. [applause] now some might say that we are awfully ambitious in our aim to elect a woman to the white house in 2016. let's be clear, this is just the beginning of our ambition. we are here to build a pipeline of women for the future. and to take their place on the presidential ticket not only in 2016 but 2020, 2024, and beyond. [applause] you and i want our daughters and granddaughters to grow up in an america where electing a woman president is as common as a electing a woman governor a woman senator. we want our daughters to aspire, not to be america's first woman president, but to be the fifth or the 10th woman's president -- or 10th woman president. [applause] that day is going to come sooner than you think. and let the record show that the journey began here, t

>>> mira, la madame es un personaje fuerte, basado en la vÍa real.nfluyente no estÁ exento que una mujer bella logre seducirlo. que caiga en la tentaciÓn y hacer que haga lo que quiere. >>> dices que se te hizo difÍcil interpretar este papel, sicolÓgicamente, fÍsicamente. >>> mi tÉcnica es vivencial, es la tÉcnica que siempre escogÍ. >>> vivencial es porque vas a esas emociones. y me desdoblo en el momento que estoy en el set pensando que soy esa persona. y se tocan temas delicados, no serÍa capaz de manipular la inocencia y la necesidad de una niÑa para prostituirla, definitivamente el personaje no va conmigo en algunas doctrinas personales, pero como actor tienes que ser una esponja, y no tener ni polÍtica ni religiÓn. ahÍ estÁ la grandeza de la interpretaciÓn, darle la vida a un personaje ajeno, sobre todo desde el punto de vista emocional, tuviste que salir de miami para irte a colombia. >>> se hizo totalmente en colombia, un beso enorme a la comunidad colombiana, me trataron increÍble, un beso enorme. estrenamos esta noche por unimÁs. estoy cont

madam clerk please call the role >> to me - item one roll call (calling names) we have quorum. >> okay. very good colleagues for being here i want to make sure we have everyone here to talk about our selection of an executive director. >> item number 2 closed section executive director information slash action item. >> today, we'll be interviewing 3 top commitments and the personnel committee met in june and today 3 candidates are moving forward. those candidates you have information about them in your packet and we also will have a presentation from the awe kins company prior to the interviews to did you any questions about the candidates and go over a brief summary of the candidates. i have a sheet that i passed out for the candidates and it's 4 minutes per question and it's destined to a member of the personnel committee it's on your sheets. today, we hope to be able to move forward with a selection of a preferred candidate that will be fined listed in a vote in september. we're hoping to have a consensus. that will be very important we can have strong working relationships with the

yes madam?> are they're going to be any restrictions on backpacks. >> i've found it difficult to not allow the folks to have them. >> is there is special number to call? there's going to be so many cops at the scene just grab someone >> or call 9-1-1. >> or call 9-1-1. >> there's been a lot of questions about the civil liabilities restraints back backs were never ban it was a big discussion about the non registered returners would be prohibited from running. the size of the backpacks have been controlled from the ballparks forever. so going away for two week backpackers arrest the secret isn't in the plan but in the two plan. so we have is a ton of experience i'll bet you there's more people in the room that we've relied on in this room and everything brings the resources. one time there was this great guys at dw p whose done pretty well. but it's really, really important that whoever don't

. >> madam clerk any additional information for the economy. >> that is all. >> okay. so we're coeconomy. >> that is all. >> okay. so we'rsession. >> welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors again apologizes for the delay we came out of 0 long session from our prior transportation meeting with that madam clerk please call the role. >> (calling names) mr. president, all members are present. >> thank you ladies and gentlemen could you please join us in the pilferage us in the pilferage the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. colleagues we have our june 25th, 2013, minutes could i get an approval >> madam clerk are there any conversations. >> it is considered remunerate and any item maybe removed. >> seeing none, that are separate call roll on the agenda. >> (calling names) there are 11 i's. >>. the motion is approved now why don't we go to our 230 session >> thank you everyone there are aren't too many people in san francisco we can call chief. i'm honoring one chief please come forward (clapping) >>

thank you madam clerk. today, i'm introducing legislation designed to address enforcement issues with massage par letters in our city. we've seen advertisements in newspapers. our office conducted an informal safer of the massage projects and we found 38 operating in our district alone. whether or not they are going to vicinity of the state of or local laws we see that their services if their certified which is a volunteering licensing program. i believe the massage industry has created many loopholes. and through this legislation our office hopes to accomplish two things one for penalties for massage parlors and they're only violations not codified and we would like to have the massage parlors limiting to where is a photo identification card. and denying an explanation who's been identified for crimes and prohibiting consumption of alcohol during business hours as well as other health and safety requirements. when drafting this legislation we were careful about not pitting victims of trafficking in harm's

madam secretary, item number 4, please. >> item 4, discussion item, update on financial reporting as of may 31, 2013, gregg sass. >> good afternoon. this might be my last hearing here before the commission. so, i'm smiling because i get to go back to retirement. but i have really enjoyed my time here. i have really appreciated the warm welcome from you and the rest of the city family. it's been very educational for me, in addition, knew very little about the health service system when i worked for the department much public health. and i certainly know a lot more about it today, so, it's been a good experience for me. what i wanted to do today was just give you sort of a preliminary look at how we finished the fiscal year june 30. all of our financial results, certainly for the department as well as for the -- particularly for the trust fund are subject to audit. kpmg will be starting their audit next monday. the audit will continue through the end of october. there will certainly be a number of adjustments and fine tuning that will take place between now and then. but there's a grea

the rest of my items i'll submit >> thank you madam clerk. today optimum introducing an ordinance that is upon the data performance having more strict deadlines creating a strategy for residents of san francisco to gain access to their own data and protection for the residents of our city. this ordinance is from the president obama ordinance that just wants the data policy. this ordinance takes from and takes data from president obama's strategy that used technology to improve and make a difference in people's lives. i'm introducing this because we know that the resources by making them useable in the community we can help fuel entrepreneurship. and this will continue to create jobs in san francisco. plastic one thing a new officer b will be responsible for drafting rules and common technical standards such as data being available and that's in conjunction with the city attorney's office. since the city is also are not only for the data they will be on systems so people can assessing access they're on medical records or permanent plagues. the

madam clerk can you please call item 10? >> item 10 is for the administrative code for the environmental review officer and atte modification. doesn't require a new decision under ceqa. >> supervisor kim you are the author of item number 10. >> thank you. so we're coming to the end of a very long ceqa journey that was initiated by supervisor wiener. this is the last piece of what i believe is a compromise resolution in terms of reforming how we put in place deadlines for exemptions and negdecks by the local ceqa process, so this is the final piece that our office had introduced in may that allows members of the public to both present information and speak publicly about a redetermination of a ceqa exemption so this is a case where a project is referred to and the planning department and props by dbi or another agency state thrg is a modification to the project and asking whether that fits within the current exemption or whether a new one must be issued. members of the public were concerned at the time because there wasn't a

carper: thank you, madam president. most of our colleagues have finished up, a lot of them have pangd up and they're heading back for their home states to begin the august recess. and i wish them all well, especially the one who just proceeded me on the floor here tonight. i stand between for the staff here and the pages who are wrapping up their summer with us, at least a month with us, they'll be heading back to their home states across america. we had one of our pages, a page actually in the last group, from delaware, very proud of her and all the ones who have been here, maybe the best group we've ever had. even that guy from arkansas that you know whose mom used to sit here next to mark pryor and me. i want to thank the staff for their hard work for the course of this year. a good place i think instead of -- starting to act more like the senate of old and governing more from the center and democrats and republicans looking to find ways to work together often a wide range of issues. especially pleased with progress