we maintain the table. now there are allocating large to ouregional bodies membership-based organizations. the third function is the one that gets the most attention. rootis maintaining the zone foul. the root zone foul at a very high level is basically a open directory of the top level the.ns so the right of along with the ip address is in their name servers. there are some 300 30 and growing top level domains. these divide between generic and runl domains or operated under agreements that the operators have with icann. then there is country code top level domains. these are the offer and u.k.eign run domains like. -- .uk, .us. they're responsible for developing the policies that govern those demesnes. is one of them want to to their entry, they sent a request and the department takes the request and sends it to ntia who verifies the request and then authorizes verisign as a root zone maintainer to update the finals, publish it in distributed. as you can see, these are not terribly sexy functions. >> when

so density limits should be maintained in the past throughout the city we had density limits that told how many unites in a certain place and this has come from the neighborhood planning process i don't favor it in some areas it may be appropriate but in longs established neighborhoods this is a threat to the neighborhood by allowing invariable density and it's almost they have to have regulations in place to stop this from happening or we're going to allow to happen. the housing element needs more specific language to insure that people living in the particular zoning districts they'll not be allowed to have a quick process by which the density could be increased in their districts i would be in favor of the things proposed the housing elements. i think that's really important and some of the language in here i don't necessarily agree with they're talking about mergers and talking about controlled mergers, you know, but mergers often create a more 23ri7b8 housing for families although it says expect when it creates a - it makes it more possible to have larger families. and the other t

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/japan security alliance will play an important role in maintaining regional peace and prosperity. their discussions will also touch on north korea's nuclear development, china's military expansion, as well as the situation in ukraine. now president obama and prime minister abe will hold a press conference after their meeting. you can watch it live right here on "newsline." now, president obama and prime minister abe have plenty of ground to cover in a short amount of time. nhk world's tomoko kamata tells us what abe is hoping to get out of the summit. >> reporter: prime minister abe needs to make the most of president obama's visit. he wants to show that the japan-u.s. alliance remains strong, and is contributing to peace and stability in the asia pacific. abe has watched chinese leaders send ship after ship to the east china sea to back up their claim to the senkaku islands controlled by japan. the japanese government maintains the islands are an inherent part of japan's territory in terms of history and international law. the chinese military is expanding its reach in the south

for the housing envelope and provides for easier relief for the bulk and height and the need to maintain the existing neighborhood character is not effected. finally unlike the objectives in the 2009 elements update resulted from public outreach and comment the planning department in corporation cooperation with the mayor's office of housing and other agencies worked closely with the stakeholders and community members. a 15 member advisory body was condone on the development and refinest of the programs. the department hosted industries meeting of special interest housing groups and over thirty workshops some in the varies districts of city and hosted several hearings. for those reasons that are more thoroughly explained in the sequa finding the department continues to remedy the 2009 housing element for the general plan. again those are the same policies the commission adapted in 2011. based on the comments that the environmental planning heard you may hear the comments from the housing density changes in the rh1 and other zoning district. adapting the 2009 element helps with the neighb

without we believe that we can maintain liability.having said that, i would not will not tell you it will not be without a challenge. it is treated fairly radically with the availability of natural gas and demand response to meet our needs. we need to play a big role in it will still be one third of our capacity going forward. but it is in fact dimension. coal is being replaced by demand response and it is a contractual obligation. demand response is typically not available and it is typically high-priced. one of the most highest priced resources honor system. so i would expect to see that significant volatility as we will have to rely on them as being part of this. and as we mentioned before we are moving into natural gas. we are going to be about a third natural gas and natural gas also has its challenges as well and typically it has been a very good resource for us and prices have been very affordable. during the winter when it competes with natural gas, we do see some difficulties in managing it and the prices can become quite vol

are continue to be maintained under the housing authority. i wonder what the guidelines are as it relates to hud's requirement under the list of rad. >> you are talking about the waiting list? >> yes. >> my presumption is that the housing authority will continue to maintain the list. because you are vouchers. >> that can't be changed? >> it depends on how you set up, if you have project vouchers, the owner of the property can establish a list. i am not sure how you are intending to set it. >> okay. we can wait -- if olson is the one. i am trying to understand what the hud requirements are specifically. >> it depends on how you use the project-based voucher assistance. in some project based vouchers the owner can establish a list. so it is possible. >> okay, that's something we would establish under this program as a city. >> yeah. pretty much you figure how you go with that. >> i know there is a commitment of $180 million potential dollars of renovation from the federal government under this new rad program. that's not familiar? so that's som

riskin for assuming the responsibility for trying to maintain and upgrade what is not a failed, but a breaking down system in san francisco and working to improvement for everybody here. i'm here really to thank you. your people at the staff level heard us at the district meeting on transit and our concern again 2 weeks ago we turned out at the hearing, you heard us and you understood our concerns that our bus and the 36th that while it's convoluted line is a result of the merging of the 34 and 36th but you have agreed that it's important to maintain service to our neighborhood, i'm here to thank you for hearing what i said and all the other people whose staff heard us and responded to us very thoroughly with phone calls and let us know what was happening through the whole process is going to always be bumps and grinds for every other means of transit. we thank you and want to you continue and keep sitting here and taking a beating. thank you. >> good morning. before you approve this plan. you are about to embark on and i support this. i also support the sidewalk for pedestrians. the

it is a challenge when you have a self neglect individual that needs a board and care to maintain that individual's health and safety needs. it's a crosscutting issue here in this city that we do not have sufficient board and care placement that meet the lower income threshold for our ssi medi-cal population. i'm sure this is not new to the council. aps, we are trying to expand our emergency placement resources, but we have to work within the resources that are available here in this city and even though i currently have support for my department to be funding potential contracts for emergency place a. placements. it's challenging to find someone to work with you because when we have a challenging rate, there is not much of an incentive for vendors to be working with us. really it's a challenge. we are trying to be creative. we work in collaboration with the hot team most generally when there is a case that involves abuse by others. so, should i stop at this point and see if there are questions. i know i have been talking for a long time. >> sure, do councilmembers have questions or co

we will continue to do that and also to maintain it. one of the problems with the system that was on 3rd street wasn't properly maintained. we believe we now have a system in place where we will be maintaining it and on 3rd street we're in the process of gathering information now. not only do we have signal priority but signal preemption at six intersections so we're looking -- >> can you explain the difference there? >> yes. priority means if the vehicle is approaching a green light it will get priority whereas preemption is a step up above that. not only it holds everything in place as the vehicle is coming it stops everything else and gives preemption to the train, so any other signal you may have -- say if you have a traffic signal it would be downgraded and the train would preempt it so it's just for us it should be able to give us when you look at the length of r from sunnydale say to carol and give us more and we will evaluate and come back to you on this. >> do you have an estimate of what it will be? >> the engineers are estima

in terms of having poor quality streets, or we are one of the most expensive places to maintain a motor vehicle, and your private motor vehicle and as well as the mini, vehicles because of the ways that the streets tear up and the vehicles given their poor shape and it is also, it is a safety issue, particularly if you are on the bike or if you are on foot, and when you have the poor pavement quality in an intersection or a sidewalk or in the right-of-way and it really makes it harder to get around, safely. and in terms of our facilities, and now, i am talking primarily of the muni facility and many of these facilities that we are using to maintain the vehicles, and equipment that deliver the service to that will enable the 700,000-plus trips on an average weekday, these facilities were built in a different era at a different time and i don't know if you can see in this photo, but this is a facility where we maintained some of our electric trolly buses, but it was not built so that we could lift the buses up so the main nens have to crawl into a pit underneath the buses which is not a g

case manager is assigned to each participant to monitor and evaluate progress, maintain public safety of course is paramount. reduce recidivism, reduce repeat rates, [speaker not understood], reduce incarceration costs. since incarceration costs if somebody is incarcerated is practically about six times the amount of somebody being on electronic monitoring, and even more, and offsets impacts of ab 109 state prisoner realignments. next, please. the strong case management is a key to our administration. it's not just about putting somebody on home detention or being electronically monitored, but making sure that the process of rehabilitation and reentry is corresponding with the em process so that, again, our efforts to rehabilitate as if they would be incarcerated, able to benefit from the in-custody programs that exist. we also want to make sure that a post-incarcerated environment, post-incarceration environment, they are able to have access to those reentry services as well. and we believe that through this, through this assessment, participant not ready to change, improve, motivati

to access that space it would be an eye soar and an undue difficulty for the property owners to maintain that space with the blank walls being thirty feet tall that i don't see the reason for that. >> there's a reason. >> do you understand? >> i don't quite accept it but understand it. >> thank you. okay. thank you. mr. t >> yeah. sure. good evening just briefly as mentioned this project originally received a variance for demolition and replacement of a new stair and deck structure and the required rear yard in december of 2012 that variance was appealed to this board and in march of 2013 where the board upheld the variance and then the project was also dred and they heard the dr and choose not to take the dr in discretionary review there was a slight challenge to the building permit and not the deck but the stair was reduced in footprint by converting to a double staircase system and that reduced the footprint of the structure so from a prospective from the planning department that was fine it was not increasing the size of the project that was previously approved and based on that the

bureau of december committee of luck as auntie was held on tuesday kim du monde presided over to maintain that his talks with set out to be compete in the medieval to discuss a proposed un proposal on forming the state leadership wanted to be submitted to the parliament recession the news wednesday marks the second day of while forum for a show with innovation and asian finance reform illuminates his discussions on tuesday. the theme of the four day meeting is asia's new field to identify new growth drivers economists including nobel prize winner as mum phelps and business leaders will participate in a variety of discussions would try to explore new ways to reform the nineteen economists issues including the regional and global financial situation infrastructure construction. regional free trade and multilateral trade mechanism would be addressed in sixty pound discussions on such meetings. organizers of the forum say its mission is to maintain calm and development in asia through but the integration of drinks known to call me. long before on the day we told our reporter suiting and for h

ok times and that is not only to maintain the army but also to retirement. in addition we've been as great. one hundred and twenty three km along the fence line. part of citizens on strengthening the bollard borderline with fresh local board of guys together with all the soldiers have died in ditches and trenchant and fortified them with concrete blocks. he established ninety seven checkpoints along the line. select any opponent through it. the cost of equipment wl not cause as well as some of the woods he the instruction of the postulate much to the cautionary in the back of a second one was killed according to the board if that is give us the chance to many other korean food there's no make up snow of troops from the bottom few years the moments that are present but i can say that their operations ceased. this time since that very depressed mother and child unit in front of this illness twenty eight day visit to the disputed city to visit in.g to take was that scott into custody and police were acting according to law ministry often tunnel as if ukraine. t

concerns that were raised had to do with the potential for water getting between the building and maintaining theed that covered up by the firewall that's proposed. dollars a firewall proposed to separate the new deck with the exist building, however, the affair wall terms or stops 42 inches above the third floor deck didn't provide a lot of safeties ordinary person the third floor. the department of building inspection has said this position myself as an architect as well as a representing the lamb family >> variance to expand the deck that additional measure should be taken to protect the adjacent property owners. the issues were raised but the variance was granted ambassador dollars documents from the attorney of the lamb family that listed the issues they felt not addressed by the proposed project the lamb family has reached out to the neighbors through the process and no adjusts have been made to the lamb family. and that's probably why we're here today. the there's a number of provisions that were listed in the variance. under the will vblgd 4 there was a list of things the size of the

and it would be the property owner that will maintain it.egarding the streetcar parking it's less than a length of one car and - >> thank you. i have one question. the wall on one side of the driveway is a retaining wall >> yes. we have to maintain the max grade that the dpw asked. >> thank you. supervisor kim >> could you go through the slides again, i missed the first one my apologies. >> soak so this the this floor plan do you have questions. >> i want to see it. >> that's it before and this is our proposal. to the left is the garage with the shaping coming over the wall it created a paperwork with at the bench and the steps >> thank you supervisor cowen. >> are you speaking on behalf of the prove or disprove are are 38 they here. >> yeah. their her and the projector sponsor would like to say a few words. >> we'll have. we'll hear from dr. for 5 minutes and after this we'll proceeded to public comment >> good afternoon supervisor wiener and supervisor kim and supervisor cowen. i guess you know who i am already from mr. graham. i really ha

system to private providers and they have made strong recommendations that the city main that -- maintain that exclusivity. the mention that the fire department provided to the mayor that in order to provide this level of service, they believe it would cost approximately $9 million a year in addition to their current operating budget. the mayor asked that i go back and work with the fire chief, work with eem to sharpen the point on those numbers and look at what options existed in terms of either phasing that in or other options to kind of balance the cost with the goal. in terms of timing, which i think is also part of your question, we will, as with all of these things, as we move a little bit further into budget balancing project we'll know more about how much money is available and the mayor will have an opportunity to direct me and direct departments about what his priorities are and what he's going to be able to include in his budget. and that work tends to happen in later april or beginning of may. but it certainly is one of the things that he's paying close attention to and we are

the infrastructure it's an aging infrastructure i'm sure you're aware of with the department to maintain our daily operations and as well as capital and equipment replacement when the builders passed the easter bond it helped with the project and we looked forward to continue on with the funding in the future. before moving to our budget proposal for the next two years i want to reiterate the current year some of the police department will see the graduation we have graduated 43 and another bunch will be gratulating. we're happy with the elective branch of the government like the police department we need more people coming in our police department there were literally years we didn't hire anyone. so the public safety hiring model is on deck. we've been provided with an overview new hires their anticipated to exposed our retires and we're looking at thirty retirements and as i stated we'll have 82 new hires into the department this should have a reduction in our overtime and i'll explain what's happening with the new construction you see in the mission bay. as a result of the net increas

the accusation is while the police are there to maintain law and order, they are also acting to maintain things the way the government wants things maintained. >> still ahead on this al jazeera newshour. petrol dollars. going green - how norway is looking to ramp uppize renewable energy. >> i'm john henry in dayton ohio, why chinese investors are setting up shop. [ male announcer ] it's here -- xfinity watchathon week, your chance to watch full seasons of tv's hottest shows for free with xfinity on demand. there's romance, face slaps, whatever that is, pirates, helicopters, pirate-copters... argh! hmm. it's so huge, it's being broadcast on mars. heroes...bad guys... asteroids. available only on mars. there's watching. then there's watchathoning. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> a reminder of the top stories. a foreign journalist has been culled and another critically injured after they were shot by policemen in afghanistan on the eve of presidential elections. israeli forces fired tear gas at palestine protesters. 11 were injured. it follows a decision to cancel the release of prisoners. chad is withdrawing pea

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they have maintained that partnership, but are pulling out from sponsorship of the team. >> thank youery much. >>> al jazeera will carry that flus conference by adam silver live our coverage beginning at 2:00 pm eastern time. overseas the standoff in eastern ukraine continues today. hundreds of pro-russian separatists storming the building today. meanwhile russia is criticizing the sanctions imposed by the u.s. and eu, but the west says those sanctions are needed because russia is destabilizing ukraine. the white house contains to maintain there will be no military involvement on the part of the u.s. >> typically criticism of our foreign policy has been directed at the failure to use military force. and the question i think i would have is why is it that everybody is so eager to use military force after we have just gone through a decade of war at enormous costs to our troops and to our budget. >> meanwhile the mayor of kharkiv now being treated at a hospital in high fa, israel. he was shot in the back. officials say he is currently in a medically induced coma. >>> secretary of state

us in any wayces needs to maintain that neutral management of the system and maintain the openness. , i know peopler are confused about all these different components. they do specifically what groups of parties ask icahn to do. our role has been to make sure it that process has been followed. keep in mind, let's say that i inherited this relationship in 1997 when they decided to advertise the management and introduced come petition into the system. at the time there was a monopoly provider. this entire system of was under this competition. that is what this has been about. they wanted to facilitate that decision -- transition. let's put some of the facts there to help understand. i'm hearing a lot of contracts because there is terminology, but the reason that we do this is because -- the internet was not developed because the government allowed it to belt, but it is commissioned in a governless way. >> when you describe it as icahn is effectively the service provider to three other customers and they are simply providing these very basic seemscal functions, icahn to have grown beyond

we struggle to maintain it with our limited resources. and it's expensive to maintain. these are materials that require expertise to clean. we can't just paint over the vandalism. because of this and because of our abilities in the past to not bring criminal charges against vandals to the collection. we do document extensively when it happens and filed many please reports. we are encouraged for this legislation that allows for civil prosecution, and if any questions, i am happy to take care of them. >> thank you. >> good morning, supervisors, i am dede workman, with the san francisco chamber of commerce. we want to applaud supervisor breed for bringing this legislation forward. representing businesses in san francisco, and the vast majority are small businesses. many struggle daily with recurring graffiti on there is properties. and i can tell you after talking to the owners of these businesses, they feel doubly victimized, by the graffiti and the process which they are responsible for eradicating the graffiti. and they try hard to do that, but they can't keep up with i

with that we believe we will be able to maintain reliability. having said that i will not tell you it is not going to be without a challenge. our fuel mix is changing fairly radically with the retirement of coal, with a low of the ability of natural gas and with our increased use of demand response to meet our needs. coal will continue to play a big role in pjm. it was to be one-third of our capacity going forward. however the cushion we've enjoyed that goal has provided us as the other units have is, in fact, diminishing. coal in many parts is being replaced by demand response. those who may not be similar, demand response is a contractual obligation for customer we needed to the issue is it's typically not available until we are at or very near an emergency and it is typically extremely high price. one of the most highest priced resources on our system. having replaced our goal resources with demand resources i would expect to see much more volatility in the energy market as we will have to rely on it more as being part of our capacity mix. al

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if we are going to let human beings maintain dignity, why not? you give to them until they prove they don't deserve it, then you take it away. and that's what we do. >> when inmates don't follow the rules, much is taken away. they're locked in sparse, sprinkled prison segregation cells for 23 hours a day. >> [ bleep ]! >> the one-hour out is often spent in an enclosed rec yard playing handball with other inmates. even with limited interaction, it's not unusual for problems to occur here. officer persly and deputy witson have just been called to a reported conflict on the yard. inmates matthew west and robert hill have been arguing and have not complied with the supervising officer's orders. >> i told them to come to the yard and they refused. >> let's go. >> each inmate is called to the locked rec yard door. >> west. >> yes. >> come on. >> i'm right here. >> west complies with orders to slide his hands through the security slot in order to be cuffed. >> i don't got time to play games with you. >> hill, who is awaiting trial on a first-degree murd