marla, and david, david, let me start with you.e a california lawyer, and look one can question the timing of the hospital as being inappropriate and insensitive. but under california law, they have no legal obligation as i read the statute to get permission from the family to relieve the girl off of the life support? >> yes, as a matter of fact, they have a legal obligation to make post mortum arrangements. it is a tragedy and who can put the place in the place of the parents. but once diagnosis is brain dead the person is gone. and the insurance carrier is reloved of paying for the care. the parents will have to foot the bill. i am glad the judge hired a expert to make a final diagnosis. but it looks like she is brain dead. >> the family is asking that a controversial toledo doctor to be brought in an evaluation. he consistently testified that people who are brain dead are nevertheless are not dead. and so what does that do to the case if that doctor is brought in? >> it makes it controversial in the sense of whether the hospital

i'm marla xhoith. i live down the street on lombardy and we're to be evicted on federal bureau fourth. i live in a 14 unit building. i'm a retired city college teacher. i want to save my home but i have been looking for housing, you know, on my pension i can't afford anything in the city but i'm an r on a waiting list it can be anywhere from one to two years. i've got a lot of times in between to find interim housing. i support your legislation. i hope it passes. thank you >> good afternoon, supervisors steve tenderloin housing clinic we, of course, support this legislation at the organization that zoo does most of the defense important people being evicted throughout the city we get a lot of clients from people on fixed incomes and social security who can't afford a market rate here in san francisco and often move out of the city and out of the state. it's a tremendous impact on seniors who have been perfect tenants for 20, 30 years and get thrown out. this is extremely important legislation to have t

i'm marla knight. i'm a retired city college teacher and divorce tutor at the neighborhood center. the current ellis act is a current act of february 2014 i strongly support owners 2 and 3 it makes the housing for urban affordable. i'm a fourth eights san franciscan. i've seen many beautiful improvements, however, this give me graphic cleaning of low and he moderate income people is is a giant step barred in maintaining a visitor city. not only would i like to see tutors and families staying in the city but people who are planning on living in the city to have an affordable place to live. i choose to raise my kids here and i want other people to have that benefit. my grandchildren love to come and visit staying overnight is wonderful. anyway my thanks to you for proposing those ordinances that will help prefer affordable housing . thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please >> good afternoon john, i want to start by commending this legislation several impacts of it first, thelogies o london's of the control over the non-conforming use and the presumption of that dwelling unit bein

and we leave while governmental forces continue their frenzy for marla village which despite the claims remains under siege. she reported from syria. while the syrian conflict could have taken an even more dramatic turn this august when the u.s. threatened bomb raids on the country it followed a major chemical attack near damascus that killed hundreds washington blame the also government for the atrocity but failed to produce any evidence the airstrikes were shelved only after moscow intervened helping to negotiate a landmark chemical disarmament deal that led to a un resolution that kickstarted the destruction of syria's chemical weapons and production facilities the first stage of the process has officially been completed artie's explains what's next we can see the first hurdle or rather task at hand which is destroying the facilities where the chemical weapons were stored and produced and then gathering all of the chemicals together that that stage has been completed now we are at the stage two and that is the transportation of all chemicals to the port of latakia and now the there i

. >> hi, marla. >> let's talk about easing restrictions and some of the dates for when this has to happen. >> there is a a lot of talk about what they'd like insurance companies to do, it would be great to do things that were less profitable or impossible frankly. what this is is important because it's a admission from the administration that millions are facing this coverage gap. they're going to, wear approaching the moment, anyway whshths administration is going to deem individuals to have insurance who do not. you have hundreds of thousands of people who have signed up we don't know how many of those people are new enrollees or how many are medicaid people are these folks down graded to welfare program. we have no idea how many people are facing the gap. we're 11 days from the lead line. this is saying there is going to be creative accounting and defining. >> what about the lie of the year, chris? >> it may end up being the lie of the decade if they can't find a way this, is part of the same piece, because these people are suffering the deception. for these folks if this is as bad as

marla has commented on-line and says why don't they just leave barbie alone?er a psychologically damaged. it's the adults in society that are whining about everything. the children could care less. people need to quit whining about everything. >> that's how she sees it. i don't know. there certainly is a pressure that young women feel and it starts when you're very small. there are even businesses, some retailers don't have large sizes that they even make because they don't want large customers in their store fronts. they also don't want people wearing -- pushing their brand if they don't fit the appearance that they're trying to push. that just doesn't seem really fair either. >> i don't think it's fair that if they're going to have a plus-sized barbie, they don't have a plus-size ken. >> yeah. >> hello? >> how about that? >> i've been looking for that one. that will come next. that's fine. >> what do you think? do you think it's appropriate given the fact that so many people are plus-size these days, you've got a completely different looking barbie, but mayb

i'll thereby and at marla goh in palm beach and i'll be all over the place.a man that many people would describe as a father and a husband who would be hard to buy for because you have everything. what do you wish for for this christmas? >> you know, i always say it's so important, health. i've seen people that were doing well and they lose health and all of a sudden, doesn't make any difference how they're doing. so you always want health for yourself and your family. really good health. >> that's right. >> you're saying you don't want any cookies? >> i don't need cookies, no. the last thing i need is cookie cookies. we need to keep our health. >> i think you should recommend to people who are having trouble buying for someone to go into trump towers to where you are and buy some cuff links. go get some trump ties. >> or go to macies and buy shirts and ties and cuff links. they've been so terrific. we have one of the top selling ties anywhere in the world. it's phenomenal. >> are you wearing your trump tie today? >> that was so nice, brian. thank you. that's