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i would like a voice at the table to create policies that will minimize the stigma that san franciscos not a business- friendly city, minimize the stigma of that san francisco prioritizes the rights of dogs over children. we started walking down that path largely because of political ideology. it is less about politics. i want to have a positive impact on the city overall, specifically district 10, connecting it to the city. people have been left to defend for themselves. i am honored to have been elected to serve to be the next advocate for the next four years, hopefully the next eight years, to really protect, defense, and serve the residents of district 10. >> we will talk more about some of the issues facing district 10. before we do, i would like to know a little bit about what you learned campaigning for supervisor. talk to me a little about that experience. >> first, i learned that a lot of the conversations we have about our neighborhood and community happens in silos. we have folks only talking with visitation valley. we have folks in bayview only talking with and a small cor

there is burned to be a minimizing of our impact on this community. can we handle a minimizing of an economic impact on this community? there is nothing wrong with the plan if it is about edition. there is anything wrong with your plan if you are talking about taking out one of the most resourceful, demographically, and organizations in this building and saying you want to leave it some place and let it go address some place and take away all the good we have done. in front of you you have the jobs now program that shows six months of activities of what we have done. my deputy director said 1300 people from this community are part of that process. we got jobs. we're continuing to do that and i hope you allow us to continue to do that with the wonderful services you are bringing in here because they are collaborative. everything that you've seen in here we worked with and we would like to continue to work with. we want to do it in a way where does not hinder because people will not come to where you want to put us and that will take away from this comm

we see the impact to be minimal. we see the impact on our city staff, dbi as well to be minimal. we see boma and managers to embrace the policy. that says a lot about where we come from in terms of how much cycling is accepted as a means of commuting in san francisco. i would enjoy your support and thank you for your co-sponsor ship as well. president chiu: supervisor avalos has made a motion to amend. is there a discussion? without objection, those amendments are made. supervisor farrell. supervisor farrell: i want to support this legislation and thank you for that, you have done a lot of work on it. the question that is dragging me here, the small businesses -- that is striking me here. the small businesses that do not have a -- much storage in the bank -- in the back. are the -- how do we have -- deal with it for small businesses that have much -- do not have much square footage. how does that work? >> we are talking about commercial property. we also have to make sure that we are following building code or the fire code and safety code. a lot of small businesses are not going

dudley suggested that principal reduction could minimize the loss in value on the delinquent loans they guarantee and that a shared appreciation approach could help policy makers to give certain homeowners a windfall. he suggests limits principal reduction people current on their payments. what do you think about the ideas proposed by mr. dudley in ms. spee his speech? couldn't this shared appreciation approach discourage homeowners from defaulting when they could otherwise pay their mortgage? >> we thought that was to congressional prerogative to make those determinations. we tried to provide a balanced nalgsz of principal reduction. i think it's a complex subject. it's not that we disagree in the goals. we want to reduce foreclosures and delinquencies, and we want people who want to move to be able to do that. there are often a number of alternatives in different situation. if the idea is to just move, than a short sale or deed in lieu might be the effective way to do it. if the goal is to reduce payments then refinancing might be the most effective way to do it in terms of the dollar

we talk about how we deal with this situation, to minimize it and say it is just a few officers, the department is generally ok, that there is not a culture here, whether it is a code of silence or a code that we can do what ever we want, it is not dealing with the problem. [applause] i believe that it has to be dealt with. but it cannot be dealt with by minimizing it and saying there's too much media about this stuff, that it is not fair. it is fair because the police are given this incredible power. more than anybody else. you know, i can deal with a cop in court, but i will not mess with him on the street, because he can tell me or arrest me. there has to be a standard -- he can kill me or arrest me. there has to be a standard. ianne is talking about her clients are basically on the street. this is not a minor problem. [applause] >> we of so many other questions that need to be answered, but i think we're coming to the end of our time. this is been a fabulous discussion with our experts here, with all the notes from whence they are talking. i want to thank everyone for their words

there were pockets of minimal violence. mostly, what you found was an incredible amount of civil protest. we had about 250 thousand people in the streets of port- au-prince supporting martinellm. he was included in the runoff. initially, he was third and the streets grows up. where the the region's historical trigger some violence, there were some incidents. and it did slowdown the progress of cholera. they continue the movement of supplies for cholera while these streets have roadblocks and problems that make it impossible for doctors to move supplies and personnel. but it was the right thing for haiti appeared it had to happen. the organization of american states did a look over of the election. they were able to influence a legitimate inclusion of then candidate martelli who then became president martelli. tavis: speaking of security, did to them or have you any time in all the trips to have made to haiti and all the time you spend , have you or do you feel your own personal security threatened? >> not at all. it is an e

plant designers want to reuse this heat to drive other reactions to minimize waste of energy in the whole plant, so through the red pipes in this scale model they'll transport steam. in the plant, steam is piped from point to point, retiono reaction. materials. the basic raw materials coming into the plant are coalr peoleum, both high in energy. first, ethane gas is produced. and then, by selective addition of oxygen to ethane, we get a variety of industrial chemicals. the plant is constructed so that each product in the chain of reactions has a successively lower level of energy. ethane is at the top of the energy ladder. from this, ethyl alcohol is produced. below that is ethylene glycol, used in antifreeze and adhesives. a further step down the ladder produces acetic acid for polymers like vinyls and rayon. and at the bottom of the energy ladder are carbon dioxide and water. so whether a reaction will go or not depends on the balance of energy and entropy of the reactants and the products. we can trade off one of these against the other. for instance, humans like to have ordered things

if there is anything to minimize the shadow. that would be appreciated. i am not making it a condition. there is probably some ways to cut those ways -- to make it less of a shadow. there's not much of a shadow but what is cast can be minimized by making some modifications. commissioner moore: i appreciate your saying that. the same modification of that will either by slightly setting it back or -- that will either by slightly setback or making it to scale. -- of that wall either by slightly setting it back or making it to scale. >> is that something the maker of the motion is interested in? the maker of the motion is not excepting that. -- accepting that. >> can't you amend the motion? >> we cannot. are you excepting that as an amended condition? i do not have a second. commissioner moore: i make it a second. >> no. you're making a motion. commissioner moore: be prepared to talk about a softening -- would you be prepared to talk about a softening? commissioner antonini: i do not want to disrupt this addition to much. with that sound like something, i am

happy that happened and we look forward and we are excited to see something like that can happen to minimize the profiling happening in this community and we are very happy to support our numbers and we are excited this is happening and we want to urge to san francisco has always done things you know breaking ground and protecting civil liberties of all people and so we are excited to have this in front of you today and we hope you vote for it and we hope we can support it as it moves forward. thank you. >> i am the immigration attorney at the arab resource center. i have a lot of contact with many members of the community that we work with. we receive all lot of complaints about the fears and apprehensions of members of our community because we have had members be investigated by the fbi and we have had members of the community who are asylum applicants and while they are applying for asylum, they are interrogated and it investigated for possible connections to certain groups. many times, the group's these people are seeking protection from. one of my best friends was recently approached by

will be afghans providing a credible partner and pakistan being helpful enough for us to achieve a minimal amount of success on the eastern border. those of the questions in the future policy debate. >> the essential partners are in agreement. they want to be able to look like they're not in an unseemly hurry. mark nardella, bbc news, washington. >> for more on the timetable of withdrawal and the damage being done, i am joined by former american ambassador to afghanistan. ambassador, thank you for coming in. what can the u.s. do to try to calm the tensions caused by this incident, or others like? >> president obama has made its statements, that is helpful. i also believe that it is important to engage the local leaders in the villages where it happened. general allan is here, and my advice is for him to go back and show support, expressed condolences, and assist the families. this is a poor area. the people need help. at the same time, i think it's very important to move as quickly as one can while respecting the rights of the alleged assailant with a judicial process. make that as transpa

targets consistent with the united nations mandate and that great care was taken in each case to minimize risk to civilians. i can tell you that no target was approved or attacked if we had any evidence or reason to believe that civilians were at risk. i can also inform you that hundreds of possible targets were passed up and others were aborted at the last minute to avoid any risk to civilians. so we had done everything we could. >> associated press? press. maybe use the one next door. >> secretary-general, you have addressed the issue of syria several times in the past. you said nato was not planning to get involved. do you have any other comments on that today? >> the bottom line is the same as it's been all the time, but, obviously, we all follow the situation closely. and it's absolutely outrageous what we are witness iing. i strongly condemn the crackdowns on the civilian population in syria. and i urge the leadership in syria to accommodate the legitimate aspirations of the syrian people, introduce freedom and democracy. in

technical means were used to minimize the danger and the threats. techniques were used to inspect the rooms inside the apartment. in the front of the apartment, there was no sign of his presence. he stayed in his bedroom. at the time, we decided to inspect the bathroom and that is when the killer came out of the bathroom. he was shooting violently. but the shots were frequent and severe. even people used to such stands, they say they have never seen such ferocity. the policeman tried to protect themselves and he tried to protect himself. but at the end, mohammed merah jumped through the window with one weapon in his hand while still shooting. he was found dead on the ground. regarding the storming operation, i would like to tell you the professionalism and the extreme dedication -- we have two injured policemen. one was injured in the leg. the other one is under shock, but doctors are not worried about his health. i would like to say -- to pay homage to all the police services who were taking part in this operation. the exemplary inquiry that was co

past four years -- i think that the ability of san francisco to look at these type of stores in minimize the amount of employment opportunities for californians -- i think that self checkout has been minimizing the employment opportunity for folks. i think fresh and easy should comply with state and local laws, as well as community standards. folks at stores are being required -- in particular, the corporate stores have been moving into san francisco. >> i am here to talk specifically about the jobs. i did attend a community forum in early january in which residents, artists, and other organizations talk about community issues such as the labor unions and bicycle parking. i definitely think it is an organization that represents the community and focuses on employment. i think it is a great thing that fresh and easy is working with us. we can work with the community and meet those needs by making sure 100% local hires is the goal that is achieved. i have met with fresh and easy. we have talked about 25 to 35 positions and holding recruiting events. i wanted to confirm the working with us

aircraft bring to the equation actually enhance our ability to accomplish our objectives while minimizing loss of life. >> reporter: yale law school professor stephen carter, author of the book "the violence of peace," agrees that minimizing risk to u.s. troops is a worthy goal. but he says it also has moral implications that should not be ignored. >> when america has troops on the ground and people are dying as well as killing, it's on the news every day. when we're using standoff bombing, when we're using missiles that kill but place no risk, it fades the nation's consciousness. that means it's easier to fight, which means it's more likely we'll fight. >> reporter: notre dame university professor of international law mary ellen o'connell worries that the growing availability of unmanned aerial systems lowers political and psychological barriers to killing. >> these sleek, attractive, small glider like planes fly out of their hanger and slip in to a village somewhere and drop a bomb. that seems so easy to do. and on the screen, it doesn't look any different than the video game that the s

there was a concern among some companies in the country related to really minimal amounts of materials that are very increasingly difficult for a small device manufacturer to be able to track and just a few questions and you can answer. what are the anticipated date for the adoption of the final rule regarding conflict minerals. has there been any consideration given to setting a guidelines for the amount of a conflict mineral that will trigger the proposed requirements? last year we discussed creating a de minimis level in whether there was enough latitude given to the s.e.c. in federal statute that allows you to do that. certainly, there's some broad discretion in terms of implementation of these amounts. and they also, would the s.e.c. considering to moving to category for indeterminate origin where metals are purchased with no origin can be determined. is there a way to resolve that so some of these companies that make small devices, for example, i have garmin in my district who is affected by this. are there situations where companies like that could work with the s.e.c. to come u

and that the work that is under way and needs to continue to deal with minimizing corruption and providing stronger institutions, will be vital and sir, there is indicated and as senator mccain indicated there is much work to do and we'll continue to work on institution building, true from the department of defense, and also increasing hi true from other agencies as we look to strengthen them over time. sir, at the same time, the second point would be that what i observed when i was there two weeks ago was the importance of district level and sometimes and village level, leadership. the elders of a village, the role of the mosque, and the important role for districts and provinces of the governors and chiefs of police so. i think that what we're looking at for success is a model that includes a strong government in kabul where kcorruption is brought down and has resources that are able to provide not just for its own protection but provide in part an avenue of resources back down to the local levels. and at the same time continue to build that from the grass roots if you will, at the villa

we want to maximize the activities and we want to minimize duplication of experts. we also want to create a common vision across the multiple programs that are going on not only in hhs but across government around traumatic brain injury and above all we want to be able to collaborate and leverage each other's resources. one of the ways that we're doing that is through a clearing house of federal schools. we're hoping and just throwing this out now, we're hoping that we will be able to include tools produced by all of the federal programs in one place that would be assessable to the public and to each other so that we wouldn't duplicate efforts and that we could use our scarce resources to launch out into new areas. >> thank you. dr. winston, we always heard of young brains and their remarkable availability to adapt to the surgical removal of part of the brain. yet in your testimony you mentioned that young brains are actually harmed more than the brains of older individuals. would you elaborate on this difference? >> yes. children differ from adults emotionally, soc

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it will be minimal or no costs. homelands. it would be minimal to no cost because it would be established with the diplomats returning from iraq and afghanistan, and i wonder if you can comment on that. >> of course, we believe strongly in having positive diplomatic relations with our eastern caribbean friends and partners, and it's a matter of cost, it's a matter of resources. i will respond to you in writing because it's a difficult trade-off for us, congressman. >> thank you. thank you very much, mr. engle, madam secretary. and mr. roist, the secretary on trade is recognized. >> madam secretary, you and i have talked about joseph koni, who abducted 30,000 children, the boys he turned into child soldiers, the girls into concubines and some of the horrible circumstances we've had with human rights abusers, and likewise people like victor boot, who is now in custody, but a gun runner supreme who as an arms trafficer is on both sides of the civil conflicts. i have legislation to expand that to include transnational organized cr

a constitutional monarchy that is what the people are calling for and for and and there has to be minimal respect for basic fundamental human rights and dignity of life of a root political analyst a man a shabby thank you very much indeed for your thoughts thank you. well later in the program here in r.t. the same name same game a report from the lebanese city of tripoli asks if it's at risk of facing a similar scenario to its namesake in libya due to events in neighboring syria. that story but first the government suspected of killing seven people in the french city of toulouse has been killed by a sniper over thirty hours after police surrounded his apartment reports say he died with a weapon still in his hand and a man claiming to have links to al qaeda and is believed to be a french citizen of algerian descent he suspected of killing a rabbi and three children at a jewish school is what is three soldiers in a separate incident police surrounded his apartment for over thirty hours before storming it it was said to be armed with multiple weapons possibly including hand grenades belgian

my questioning on the funds proposed if the epa's fiscal year 2013 budget for understanding and minimizing potential environmental health and safety impacts of this really promising shale gas development. so if you can keep your answers brief, i'd appreciate it. i've got a lot of questions. the first question is do we know for certain whether or not shale gas development through hydraulic fracturing poses an increased risk over risk associated with conventional oil and gas development? >> not for certain. that's why we're doing the studies. >> thank you. >> is it known for certain whether or not shale gas development through hydraulic fracturing poses no risk to the environment or to health? >> no, same answer. that's why we're studying it. >> and so what you're doing, you remember to the study an objective sign based understanding of the potential risk is really going to be the first step for congress to figure out how we can develop unconventional shale gas resources. so last year as you know congressman henchy and i requested the e pa to do a study to determine the potential impacts of

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commissioner campos: colleagues, we tried to minimize the number of special meetings, but the timing of this matter was such that a special meeting was required. i will turn it over to our executive director jose moscovich to explain what we're doing and why this action needs to be taken. >> thank you, mr. chairman. good morning. i will ever know the chair's comments. i appreciate your appreciate -- patients in accommodating another meeting. let me review the item quickly and open it up for questions. the development of this, in may 2010, the california transportation authority approved phase two of the presidio parkway project. that is a public-private partnership, a contractual agreement between the department of transportation and private sector concessionaire to design, build, maintain, operate the entire presidio parkway facility. that is a 30-year agreement. on january 3, 2011, caltrans awarded the agreement to the selected bidder. their name is the golden link concession air. setting the terms for golden link to design and build phase two of the project and to operate and main

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a majority of the work force are the people that go out in trucks and actually sleep, minimally, many of our streets. we're out there cleaning up after events, and they are also a crew that worked 24-7. a majority of them in the morning, we have a good number of people that work on the swing shift at the number of people that work at night. supervisor chu: is there a reason why we do manual street cleaning otherwise -- aside from events? >> we have to neighborhoods where there is a limited mechanical street cleaning, and many years ago, we passed the act that does not allow us to force mechanical street cleaning in those neighborhoods. will of god and quite a number of times to introduce automatic street cleaning and we have encountered resistance. those operations involve manual street cleaners, and we try to make sure that we get the streets clean. we have, on occasion, been able to go into the neighborhoods, but obviously, it takes quite a bit of work. supervisor avalos: just a follow-up question on mechanical vs. manual street cleaning. when the trucks come by, and there is a truc

given, on balance, this particular project, the public benefit outweighs the minimal shadow impact upon the park. i would also support, along with my colleagues, this proposal. i do have a question -- actually, with regard to tennis. we have heard a lot of testimony from the tennis club. regarding the loss of use of the club and so forth. i would like to see if we, as a department, our general manager, can reach out to some of these families. clearly, we have a very robust tennis program at golden gate park. for instance, i was there -- our capital committee approved the repaving of the tennis courts that are now in the golden gate park tennis center, with a donation from the united states tennis association. we have also undergone, through our capital division, repaving and improvement of tennis courts all over san francisco. i would like to see if our general manager could reach out to the families of the golden gate tennis club to see if we can include some of those families in the public tennis programs we have at sanford and -- at the san francisco recreation and parks department.

whenever can be done, continue to work with staff and the neighborhood to see if we can minimize the impact of about one house -- impact of that one house to try to look at the light and air situation, because that is the only one i see that has a huge impact. >> if you could call the question. >> i will try. my understanding is you have the motion to approve the project based on a number of things. private sponsors continue to work with staff. they are to lower the elevator penthouse. they are to complete the modifications announced, and that is all i have. >> i believe the elevator penthouse will remain, but everything else was correct. >> and we are doing growth because fu-- the roof because the parapet is being lowered. >> [calling votes] thank you, commissioners. the motion passed unanimously. [applause] >> let's take a five-minute break. >> we are taking a five minute recess.