here when we talking about i understand the surplus discussion i'm compel comfortable the goal to maximize the value it accrues to the affordable housing and that's the intent the question from my prospective how do we go about doing that i appreciate mr. rose's prospective i also understand that prospective of you know developers in the city not thinking or wondering if they approve a project if they come back to the board of supervisors if they have to increase some type of affordability payment we have all the right in the world and doing our duty as a board of supervisors to set perimeters i have no problem asking ourselves to do that up front we can mandate whatever we want to and discuss but setting it up front i agree would increase the value of final dollars is smart policy i understand we haven't done that before, however, i surely appreciate that prospective and this is something i will consider doing for other projects again, this self-wave the way our ability as a board to weigh in here and set perimeters for price or anyone else but all of ours to maximize the dollars i do sub

the van ness station and the proposers recognize that we see great potential. >> it's a chance to maximize the value of this asset we're at the peak of the marketed we feel that and this is the time to sell this proposed if ever a time and as i mentioned we've got a building that is really at a critical juncture with critical money that is invest here or elsewhere this is a long term strategy we're deploying so i want to speak briefly about a way why way to compare that property with the my name is articulated the fact we'll not building hundred percent affordable units project not in their portfolio or brings the efficiency, however, we've asked users if it was an affordable housing project sole hundred percent what would be that's roughly 2 hundred units in the project that is a high-rise but not to the extend o stent so we want to provide you that comparison what does it project bring to the table before you today. >> what could that alternative the choices the city is making as you can see the costs involved we have debt onion the property we have to acknowledge that we owe $32 million

what can we do to maximize public safety. i think a lot of smart people should be trying to figure that out. senator wyden: every senator that servant's committee understand it is a dangerous world. the challenge is to make sure that we pursue approaches that promote security while not diminishing our liberty. too often we of not been able to do that. i want to emphasize how exactly we got here. executive branch agencies are now dealing with a problem that they largely created. senior officials made the choice to secretly twist of the law to support an ill-conceived sticker program that vacuumed up millions of e-mail records. a number of us spent years warning what the consequences would be. obviously, public confidence was genetically diminished. that led to a curious public backlash. as senator feinstein read, companies and celebrated their efforts to provide customers with stronger protections. this great real challenges. i will tell the u.s. of this morning, statements are being made that do not inspire a lot of confidenc

the independent number, the tiebreaker an average citizen cited with democrats to pass a map that maximize the number of competitive seats. if you were to draw a map that simply incorporated a regular shape at random you probably end up with a republican leaning map in arizona but a top democrat that had had he have the advantage. republicans who up to occupy the state legislature they took it all the way to the supreme court because they argue that independent redistricting commissions are not constitutional. after all, the election clause of the constitutions is the constitution says the manner and place of elections shall be determined by each state and the legislature thereof. the supreme court had to wrestle with whether to interpret this on a a strict basis or lose basis. what the majority decided justice ginsburg wrote the majority opinion by justice kennedy but justice kennedy presiding the key swing vote for a five for ruling was to interpret this loosely. these commissions are an allowable tool to combat partisan gerrymandering when it becomes a problem. >> let's take a quick loo

tonight at six - what college should you choose to "maximize" your chances of getting a tech job? a new study says the top school is right here in the bay area but >>> what college would you choose to maximize your chances of getting a tech job? you might be surprised? the answer on our 6:00 newscast. >> big day for hollywood. the nominees for this year's prime time emmy awards were announced today. game of thrones leads the way with 24 nominations. and it's up again for best drama series. others include downtown abby and orange is the new black. as for top comedies silicon valley and transparent made the list. just go to our website to see the entire list. the event will air on september 20th. >> i've only seen downtown abby. >> i have not seen anything. i really need to get my dvr going. >> binge watch those shows. maybe this weekend. >> two nights. >> thanks a lot. lester holt joins us next. >> see you back here at 6:00. facebook and twitter. wx ctr projector & 65 screens >>> tonight, breaking news, terror in tennessee. four marines murdered in a shooting rampage at two militar

all of them are trying to figure out how to maximize safety on the internet and maximize public safety, and do it under the rule of law. our friends in the u.k. are doing it right now. i agree there are implications internationally. senator feinstein: let me ask you to respond to another quote from this same letter requiring , technology that provides law enforcement access to technologies also risks undermining the security of all electronic communications and digitally stored information. would you comment on that? as i understand it, what you would be talking about is some kind of front door key? director comey: again -- my reaction is maybe. if that is the case, i guess we are stuck. i don't think the great innovative people of america have put their minds to this, i believe there are companies that provide significant portions of our internet activity that have strongly encrypted data and have the ability to see the data and comply with court orders. senator feinstein: you are saying some do and some don't. director comey: they've managed to do it without the entire system crashin

the ceiling heights for pdr uses and where heights end in ground floor ceiling some maximize the 15 foot envelope the ground floor retail pdr a 15 foot envelope my more questions. >> is there any additional public comment - >> i'm jackie teach at the university of san francisco we have many people in the union teachers and we find it difficult to live in san francisco those are adjuncts we're adjunct proefrz we've not spent 25 years in here i work in the san francisco for - i was on a committee for 7 or 8 years and look at the issues you're dealing with i didn't want to get up on a previous item painting a rosy picture is a deception because it explicit account for the fact that similar a single-family with 13 percent whether they have strollers they're pushing 13 percent the lowest is down, down, down for too many years and but i just want to ask you a question are you doing something to deal with the serious problems of depletion and illegal use of our housing stock have you institutional plans the university i worked at developed a honest plan and for example, one of the things o

traffic lights to provide the traffic light priority for vehicles and which will be rewanted to maximize the north south traffic vehicles that will speed up the boarding and unboarding abducted boarding areas for a safe comfortable space for the pedestrians between buses and large number of pedestrian improvements in keeping with the city's vision zero policies because at some point in their trip all of the sfmta's passengers are pedestrians so as i mentioned we're putting in padded bulb outs and doing day lighting and pedestrians lights on the street and significantly will improve the pedestrian safety and comfortable along van ness avenue project is occur estimated costs of $262 million bulk the projects money is coming from a combination of federal funds and prop k matching funds as well as contributions by developers along the corridors and sfmta bond money parallel projects are paid bye bye fta maintenance of what funds prop k matching funds and the sister agencies a number of local funding resources are paying for their portion of the work. >> as you can imagination a project of th

of environmental health set back on the back wall of the interior lobby we want to make sure we maximize the benefit pedestrians on the sidewalks in front of the building we spent a considerable amount of time looking at the pitch and ratios to make sure we designed a screen to be utilized by some of the most renowned aren't in the world designed a screen program that satisfies and as you can see the screen was designed to be visible from the transbay park across the street it also to maximize that benefit so the first very exciting exhibit we've programmed the commission for the screen is by - i won't repeat information in front of you but asked pete to spend time talking about the concept concept. >> i'm excited to share that wonderful program i'm specifically entitled and love to show a couple of slides for the 21st century public art experience the ideas of using the square is the less transformed data scope with the lively sculptures there are simulations with the color and form and here are some examples we'll be hopefully xeshg for the upcoming months and this is a technique that

. >> and maxim, rounds out the list. and with dividend exposure to the end market. what do you mean? >> what we are saying is that maxim has a big dividend their end market exposure they have products on the samsung phones and the apple waps. there are a lot of exciting end market things they are involved this and this is an industry that is consolidating. we think there is down size protection in the stocks. you have real asset value. and shows the companies are trading well below the asset value. should be support here. >> all right well you haven't steered us wrong. have a great weekend. >> you too, thanks for having me. >>> coming up the big money behind the music for one small business. >>> here is what to watch for next week. a busy week of earnings. lots of housing data with a report of existing home sales and new home sales are out. weekly jobless claims will off l offer a read on the laborarket and the purchasing indexes will be out. >> >> two breeches disclosed today. hackers broke into the hospital network of the university of los angeles and able to acce

we're all talking, moving forward, not to the budget committee but really was looking at how can maximize funding for affordable housing. and we have a housing bond weight on today's agenda and i were for to that work at that point. so, i want to thank chairman fontenot for your work and the budget committee for their hard work as well. of course, all the support from the mayor's office for mayor lee who i knew has worked very hard to at this budget together at first going out to a lot of neighborhoods and listening to the constituents and concerns from people all over the city, and of course, the mayor's budget staff, budget dr. kate howard, your work, thank you for your staff, your hard work putting this budget together. of course, the controller's office, at rosenfield and all the staff that were there. the budget analysts and your work, your gain in year out. i just want to thank you all for that. for me i would like to talk about just district 11 and how can't work within doing year after year, building upon past work for district 11. early on knowing that district it not have a lot

because i think that is also another area that we probably can maximize as a city. >> we can make it about how do we increase voter turnout? what are the various avenues and various ideas? part would be how do we increase -- people that don't want to go to a polling location, to increase their voting my mail? maybe those who want to go to polling locations and to increase availability? we're talking about a very large subject-matter, but it's something that can be looked at. >> great. i would also think at looking at what is the voting call, when you submit a ballot -- when you vote not in your own voting precinct? >> provisional ballots. >> provisional ballots. i think it would be good to explore how that is being done and if there is a sense of how accurately that is being done in san francisco? i do recall in 2000, when i was doing a lot of work on the election i wasn't able to get to the voting booth and wasn't voting by mail and my provisional ballot wasn't counted and so it's on the record that i didn't vote that election when i was actually spending months working on the elect

we need to ensure that the iss is being used in a way that maximizes its productivity and value to the to ensure that the need iss research and technology activities are carried out. it is clear that we are going to need to make the necessary investments. stack the iss research budgets do not communicate the message that we are serious about supporting the important research and technology efforts that can only be accomplished on the iss. that is a problem that congress could and should fix. well, mr. chairman, we have a lot of issues to discuss today and i welcome our witnesses and look forward to a productive hearing to i think in deal to back. >> and two ms. johnson. if the our members who wish to cement additional opening statement, your statements will be added to the record at this point. at this time i would like to introduce our witnesses. bill gerstenmaier is the associate administrator of human exploration and operations mission directorate at nasa. our second witness today is john elbon, vice president and general manager of space exploration for the boeing company. testifyi

in wikipedia it's defined as one who -- quote -- seeks to maximize the autonomy and freedom of choice, emphasizing political freedom voluntary association and the primacy of individual judgment. the primacy of individual judgment. that is the definition of libertarian. and yet my colleagues decided they don't like a certain organization so they should say to everybody in the country follow us. no. no. it's not right. planned parenthood is the safety net for women's health care, and it has been so. this attack on women's health care is the opposite of liberty and i hope if this bill does come forward, we will debate it and debate it and debate it. because i don't think the people in this country want women's lives used as a political football. they don't. women's health isn't a game. it isn't something that you should gain votes on or lose votes on. women's lives are not a game. we all have women in our lives all of us, who we adore regardless of our political party. our moms, our wives our daughters, our sisters. why would anyone, why would anyone in the senate or anywhere else want t

it would have maximized their own opportunities at the expense of the minority party.would have inflated their edge in the state legislature. host: is there any indication that this will lead other states to using these independent commissions? guest: this is a victory for performers. theirere is no guarantee for future success. it is worth noting that not all of them and up producing maps that produce competitive elections. in new jersey, both parties have a certain number of the appointees. you end up still with a partisan map. in new jersey, we haven't seen a lot of competitive congressional elections. the question is, how many states have the willpower to bypass legislature? how many have the power to bypass the rules in place? who will fund these efforts from state for state -- from state to state? democrats are at a benefit. it is a lot of democrats right now who are pushing for this good government reform, or so they say. so democrats have to be careful not to let this come across as a partisan agenda to pass similar commissions in states. in reality, they know

how they make that moment of the cold war when we can maximize for justice struggles. so i want you to read whatever it says on your syllabus and be will sure that you seriously consider my comments to you about your papers. i am looking forward to them. don't you think the proposal was really, really valuable? i would say so. it helps you to see what i want you to do and it helps you not fear off onto something else. so, thank you for all your good attention and good work. any questions? all right, i will see you. >> when francis flynn some married president grover cleveland, she became a first lady with many posts. she was the first and only lady to be married in the white house. and the youngest. when she died on october 20 9 1947, -- and when he died on october 20 9 1947, she lived longer than any other first lady. examining the women who filled the position of first ladies and their influence on the presidency from martha washington to michelle obama. sundays on c-span3. >> coming up next on american history tv, a discussion on propaganda used by the american gove

that is where you're going to maximize the value and economize. unfortunately our public school system in this spending. category 4 other people spending other people's money on other people. you have a weak incentive either to economize or to maximize value. we have seen that over the last four centuries -- four decades rather, the cost of k-12 in this chart shows the total cost of k-12 education from a student in kindergarten through high school over the yet we seetripled. that test scores have been absolutely flat over the same period. we are spending three times as much but we are not getting any more bang for our buck. part of this has to do with how much more we are spending on teachers and other staff. there has been a staffing surge in this chart for the national center for educational statistics. it shows that we had about a doubling in the student population since 1950, yet the number of total school personnel has gone up by about 400%. teachers only 250%, but the number of nonteaching staff is increased by 700% over the same period when

is there room to grow and are they maximizing it? >> well they aren't maximizing it clearly, ashley, because the advertising numbers have not been good. what is going good for links inn to jack's point more engagement that the job market is better. that is the key point for linkedin. this is relatively slow to recover jobs market. it is getting better. they're getting more interaction. that might be something boosts them. >> people don't go on there every day and slobber over it like they do on facebook account. that is not good when you're selling ads. by the way i mentioned upside stock movement the look at google, just the opposite. huge stock gain on upside surprise. that is a real upside surprise. melissa: let's pause for a second. we'll look at amgen earnings. gerri willis standing by with those. what do you have? >> a beat for amgen on the bottom line. they earned $2.57dollars a share. revenue, a beat. good news for amgen. they have a couple of blockbusters in the pipeline. it is all about tomorrow for these stocks. melissa, b

. >> this will maximize your chances. they have gone through research. trial by declaration paperwork and that is no the a guarantee. the app is free and costing you $69. -- 79. >> and i have a chance to go to court, though? >> yes. >> and that is your last sesort to go to court. and they say if an officer shows up, you're more likely than not to win. and -- . >> and that law enforcement response. those are his officers and what about radioes? >> you can fine it on amazon or the website and that is going to cost you $80. they maximize your chances and save you the time and the money and trying to figure it out yourself and he gave me an example that was interesting. if the pipe breaks in your home. >> right. >> and you try to fix it yourself or call a plummer. >> a call one all of the time. he said it's like calling a plumber. -- a plumber. >> and? >> and the officer showed up. i put my head down. >> trial by declaration, the officer may not respond to the paperwork and you might have a chance. >> thank you. >> no problem. >>> a new world record was set

it would maximize securing the international cooperation with the tribunal. mr. president, the establishment of the tribunal prior to the completion of the criminal investigation would also insure that this establishment is as politicalized as possible and it is consistent with the security council's own practice in relation to other criminal courts and tribunals regardless of who the perpetrators were, we want to insure that the arm of justice will reach them and that they will there will be no impunity. there will not be impunity. more over, it would insure the charges and prosecutor and provide full power to the prosecutor to carry out his or her own investigation. mr. president, malaysia with the countries participating in the jit, has been engaging with all council members for their support for the resolution. we've helped consultation and draw resolutions and statute within the council and engage in expensive outreach effort both in new york and in capital to explain to address the possible concern concerns of the six supporting countries and a grieving nat

it may look nice, or in some cases maximize, but it should be more about utility rather than whiz bangearance. emily: it was a little much for me in the middle of a workday. maybe for when i go clubbing once a year, if i make it out once a year. what do you think about beat one, this is the most hyped part of the service. is it all that it is cracked up to be? david: a brings personality to music, and personality to a service -- there are a lot of streaming services that have played list or have simulcasts or built upon things people like to listen to. but they are trying new things and also giving it a lot of personality. people on the air have a lot of personality. emily: steven, on the other hand, it feels like "your parents pretending to be cool until you come back after curfew." steven: it seems like they are trying to be cool and in touch. it is sort of jarring. people listening to beat one are not used to that. i think the personalities are great and people coming through in the curated playlist are also a huge treat. i've never seen curated playlists that are this good. emily:

. >> under do you remember he is anxiety and some diversions, individuals maximizing the use of the vehicle. >> reporter: over the years, the way presidents have gotten around has changed dramatically. several presidential limos are housed here at the training facility including president ronlt reagan's convertible. the two components of the secret servicet most of us are familiar with are the uniformed officers and the agents. their look has changed over the years as well. so is what they do. president lincoln formed the agency to put an end to counterfitters. >> we went from paper the can't youer fit investigations to the plastic credit card investigations to now the digital world, the cyber world. >> reporter: regardless whether they are assigned to protect the cyber world or the president, they all go through basic training. and they also train for worst case scenarios, like the ambush to the motorcade and bench jumpers at the white house. the mere sight of these dogs is usually enough to get someone to stop right in their tracks. but if they don't, the dogs are trained to take an intru

i want to make sure we maximize the value of the site and appreciate your work on the aamendment because i felt very uncomfortable with a approval not coming back to the full board so i want to thank you for your work on that with supervisor katy tang. i will support both the amendments and this ordinance before us today. >> thank you supervisor kim. colleagues can we take this item same house same call? >> president breed can we take a roll call? >> madam clerk can you call the roll on the item as amended? >> supervise r breeder, aye. christensen, aye. cohen, aye. supervisor farrell, aye. supervisor kim, aye. supervisor mar, no. supervisor tang, aye. supervisor wiener, aye. supervisor yee, aye. supervisor avalos, no. there are 8 aye and 2 no with supervisors mar and achb lose in the descent >> the ordinance passes on the first reading. item 49 >> item 49 is a ordinance to amend the business and tax regulation code to conform the business tax and real [inaudible] expand the circumstance squz extend the time in which the tax collector with [inaudible] extend the date for purchaseoffs fili

so you have a weak incentive either to economize or maximize value. we have seen the last four decades, the cost of k 12 education -- this chart shows the total cost of k-12 education, kindergarten through high school over the years has tripled. inflation adjusted dollars. and yet we see that test scores have been absolutely flat over the same period. so we're spending three times as well and not getting any more bang for our buck. part of this has to do with how much more we are spending on teachers and other staff. there's been a staffing surge here this chart for the national center for education statistic shows that we've had about a doubling in the student population since 1950. and yet the number of total school personnel has gone up by 400%. teachers, only 250%. but the number of nonteaching staff has increased by 700% over that same period. when the number of students has only just about doubled. and parents aren't getting what they want. the public school system is actually crowding out other alternatives. so when -- this is a poll from the f

and maximize public safety and do it under the rule of law. our friends in the uk are doing it now. >> let my ask you to respond. another quote from the same letter. requiring technology that provides law enforcement access to information, also risks undermining the security of all electronic communications, and digitally stored information end quote. would you comment on that as i understand it, what you would be talking about is some kind of front-door key? >> my reaction to that comment is, maybe. and if that's the case well then i guess we're stuck. i don't think the great innovative people of america have actually put their mind to this they haven't been incentivized to do so i believe there are countries that provide significant portions of our internet activity that have strongly encricketed data in motion. and have the ability to see the data and comply with court orders. >> you're saying some do and some don't? >> somehow they've managed to do it without the entire system crashing. and without their own business being materially vulne

traffic lights to provide the traffic light priority for vehicles and which will be rewanted to maximize the north south traffic vehicles that will speed up the boarding and unboarding abducted boarding areas for a safe comfortable space for the pedestrians between buses and large number of pedestrian improvements in keeping with the city's vision zero policies because at some point in their trip all of the sfmta's passengers are pedestrians so as i mentioned we're putting in padded bulb outs and doing day lighting and pedestrians lights on the street and significantly will improve the pedestrian safety and comfortable along van ness avenue project is occur estimated costs of $262 million bulk the projects money is coming from a combination of federal funds and prop k matching funds as well as contributions by developers along the corridors and sfmta bond money parallel projects are paid bye bye fta maintenance of what funds prop k matching funds and the sister agencies a number of local funding resources are paying for their portion of the work. >> as you can imagination a project of th

we have these deals set up to benefit these corporations that can do very well for themselves by maximizing amount of global commerce that occurs regardless of the impact upon the consuming public or the producing public. >> reporter: and logan points to issues crucial to farmers which he says the treaty negotiators are bypassing or fails to give enough attention. >> you have currency vat taxes, labor standards, environmental standards, you are making a really really heavy lift for american agriculture. >> reporter: there is just one economic sector out of many that will need to be satisfied with a deal that determines the course of 40% of the world's trade. tom akerman, al jazeera, ohio. >>> the man convicted of financing india's deadliest bomb attack has been hanged. he was executed hours after his final mercy plea was rejected. a series of blasts in mumbai killed 257 peopled, and injured more than 700 others. >>> myanmar says it will release many prisoners. beijing filed a diplomatic protest after the verdict was announced. >>> a landslide triggered by heavy rainfall killed at least 15 p

for the site we've looked at the locations of the virtues from the building and we really tried to maximize the views towards the building the high-rise of the building is fantastic views towards the bay and the low revised is close to the base has a dynamic relationship with the transbay terminals design of the tower is essentially you take a mass and the second slipping slide to provide floor plates that provides to the requirements of the different size the smaller at the top and bigger at the base with a nice lobby and 35 foot plaza i'll get into later we further go through the staircases they have a dynamic and visual connectivity to the transbay terminal this is an image of the tower looking north on beale you see the massing the tower and those architecture terraces both on the southeast corner and north northeast corner of the tower. >> this is a view of the transbay terminal looking from excuse me. from 9 transbay tower and the terraces and if you're looking south along beale i apologize for that this is an image that had the aerial prospective of the tower you get a sense it is bl

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