mr. adams. in 1959, this story needs to be told because as you know someone that were here, well, a few of us that were here in 1959 in san francisco remember when willie mays tried to buy a home. he thought he could buy a home anywhere and his authority was a super star and tried to buy a home and was rejected because he was black. well, in 1959, like many other young families in san francisco dorothy adams and her husband ended up owning a home. unlike their children, they had to do house hunting at night. they found a home in westwood park where i live but like many other communities across the country, the park has racist restrictions within their ccnr's. believe it or not, these racist restrictions were on record until 1992 when myself and a few of our neighbors stood up and said we have to change it and even though there was resistance we were able to get it done. back to dorothy. the help of their agent, they cured a loan and bought the property but when the seller realized she sold the h

mr. adams. in 1959, this story needs to be told because as you know someone that were here, well, a few of us that were here in 1959 in san francisco remember when willie mays tried to buy a home. he thought he could buy a home anywhere and his authority was a super star and tried to buy a home and was rejected because he was black. well,

mr. adams. in 1959, this story needs to be told because as you know someone that were here, well, a few of us that were here in 1959 in san francisco remember when willie mays tried to buy a home. he thought he could buy a home anywhere and his authority was a super star and tried to buy a home and was rejected because he was black. well, in 1959, like many other young families in san francisco dorothy adams and her husband ended up owning a home. unlike their children, they had to do house hunting at night. they found a home in westwood park where i live but like many other communities across the country, the park has racist restrictions within their ccnr's. believe

. >> mr. adam? >> i think in terms of the market so far, it's too early to tell if there's been a positive effect. we have heard comments people are happy epa has gone with subtitle d. but it's troubling to have that language in the preamble they may want to go back and visit the bevel exemption. again, they set it in '93, 2000, said it again that coal ash didn't warrant waste management but they come back and say we might need to revisit it again. we need action by congress to put an end to that chain of events. >> mr. easterly, how about you, beneficiary use and certainty? >> i personally don't think it's certain when you say you're going to reopen it. history epa has changed, for example, maximum contaminant levels in drinking water, hazardous leech test 100 times that standard. suddenly makes something that used to be nonhazardous into hazardous and i think that can change any time in the future and all businesses have to assess that risk and what could happen to them. >> just a little off topic

adams of australia. [applause] >> good evening. mr. andrews, distinguished guests, staff and students at the colorado christian university and members of the public both here tonight and those watching at home on c-span, it is a pleasure to be back in denver. i am very grateful for the centennial institute's kind invitation for me to be here with you this evening. john andrews, the direct or of the centennial institute, deserves special mention. i thank him for his friendship his mentoring, his patience and his loyalty in both good and trying times. it would be remiss of me not to mention carrie brim, john's assistant, who has been pittal in in-- pivotal in insuring that i can with here with you tonight. her warm spirit, her meticulous nature and her work ethic make her a delight to work with. ladies and gentlemen, it is so good to be in colorado. in my experience it's a great state. beautiful one day absolutely perfect the next. [laughter] growing up as a child i had this insatiable curiosity so i would flip through travel guides in t

mr. thomas adams executive director of american coal ash association. ive minutes, sir. >> mr. chairman my name is thomas adams. i am the executive director of the american coal ash association. i'd like to thank you for the opportunity to come and speak to you and the subcommittee today about one of america's greatest recycling success stories and how that continued success depends on regulatory certainty. the acaa was established almost 50 years ago to advance the beneficial use of coal combustion products in ways that were environmentally responsible, technically sound commercially competitive, and supportive of a sustainable, global community. we're not a large-trade association. we're not based in washington, d.c. we're headquartered in farmington hills, michigan, and have a staff of two full-time employees. we rely on volunteer members to accomplish our work, which is mostly technical. i'd like to emphasize that while we have some of the larnlest utilities in the countries as members, most of our members are small businesses, comprised of people wh

the gentlewoman from north carolina mrs. adams and members of the delcation, ms. kaptur, mr. chabot, mr. tiberi, mr. ryan, mr. turner, mr. jordan, mr. latta, ms. fudge mr. gibbs, mr. johnson, mr. renacci, mr. stivers mrs. beatty, mr. joyce and mr. wenstrup. the committee will retire from the chamber to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. >> madam clerk, the speaker-elect john a. boehner, representative from ohio state and the escort committee. ms. pelosi: my colleagues of the united states house of representatives, it is a high honor to welcome you and your families to the 114th congress t to our newest members, it is a special pleasure to give you an exceptional welcome and congratulations. welcome to our newest members. as was indicated by the vote, many of our colleagues from the state of new york are not with us because they are attending the funeral of governor mario cuomo. i extend condolences to our colleagues from the state of new york and have extended the sympathies of many in this body to governor cuomo's widow and to his family. as an italian american, i'm espe

mr. adams, how is brooklyn coming with the storm so far? >> good. good.lmost feel bad, because i'm getting ready to go out and do a quick jog. >> oh good. >> the streets are good. the mayor and his team has done an excellent job of really cleaning the streets, staying ahead of the snow. >> trent, public transport stops at 11:00, what are people who have to work past that time how are they going to be able to get home? >> this is a 24-hour city so it's always -- it becomes an issue when you talk about closing down transportation. i think what the mayor did, and oem did, by putting the message out early enough as you remember the snowfall of 2010 many buses were stuck as they tried to navigate the streets, with the snowfall. so they really moved on the side of caution so people could know early enough so they won't be stranded. >> what happens if somebody is found out driving after the ban goes into effect? is it a warning, or what actually happens? >> i know on the highways it was handed down to my office that if you're on the highways you can receive a $3

mr. president, shall i call the meeting to order. >> yes. >> commissioner president adams commissioner dooley commissioner dwight commissioner ortiz-cartagena sfen arrest commissioner white commissioner bonilla mr. president, you have quorum. >> okay. next item general public comment do we have any members of the public that want to make comments on items not on today's agenda? seeing none, public comment is closed next item, please. >> mr. president item number 3 is the possible action to make recommendations to the board of supervisors on board of supervisors file number 141098 house and business and tax regulation code tobacco sales and associated fees a new ordinances amending the ordinance by adding the proximity it and the granting of new tobacco sales permits renumbering all sections of article i 9 h this also amends the business and tax code by enabling the application and license fee and making the environmental venltsd i don't see victor in supervisor mar's office. >> do we want to then we can move and switch item three and four if ellen is here with the off office of. >> we'll exte

. >> the officer wrote samantha's extremely adamant that mr.r was home asleep while she stole his mazda, de-da, went to the house, attempted went through a window in the garage. like, yeah. so she did that. >> i love him to death, oh my god. i'm hoping and i pray that me and him can get it together. because when i need him he's like my background to everything, you know? so -- i'm hoping we can figure this out for this last time. because everything happens for a reason. >> i still love her to death no matter what. but like -- she keeps sending me these letters and it kind of pisses me off. she keeps making mention of please stand by me. and i'm -- i'm so -- like what kind of a person would i be not to? that would make me a real piece of crap, huh? >> for agee, drugs and jail have already damaged other relationships. especially those with her 7-year-old son and 4-year-old daughter from prior relationships. >> i don't write my daughter because they won't let me see her. but i do write my son and i talk to him. >> agee's daughter now lives with he

mr. thomas adams, executive director of the american coal ash association. i would like to thank you for the opportunity to come to speak to you in the subcommittee today about one of america's greatest recycling success stories and how that continued success depends on regulatory certainty. the acaa was established to advance the beneficial use of coal combustion products in ways that are environmentally responsible, competitive technically sound, and supportive of a global committee. we are not a large trade association, we are based in farmington hills, michigan. we rely on volunteer members to accomplish our work which is mostly technical. all we have some of the largest utilities in the country as numbers, most of our businesses are small numbers comprised of businesses who devoted their entire careers to the cause of beneficial use and improving our environment. it was these small businesses that were hurt the most by the editorial uncertainty that suggested the possibility of hazardous waste designation for coal ash. there many uses it of a resource r

adams concluded, mr. seward looked like a wise macaw. two enough, don't you think? i like the old aphorism about john keller's political clout as a wit of the day when calvin took snuff south carolina sneezed. when i look at this i think i can believe it. and by the way given the determination on the face i could almost hear him during his words, slavery is a good dish is good a positive good. his old plantation home survived but it's called fort hill. after his death the property came to his daughter and son-in-law one thomas clinton. upon their deaths clinton's will bequeath his substantial estate to the state of south carolina to the establishment of a technical and agriculture college, today clemson university is the result where present terms of clinton's will be old calhoun house is an unexpected survivor within the larger landscape of a world-class research university. in doing my research about calvin, i came across one of those ironies that if i were writing fiction i'm not sure i could have made it up. in 1988, the university celebrated the centennial of c

mr. fry asked me in the light of the 2 henry adams and other projects we're seung change in status he asked me to meet with the owner of the project sponsor i met with ms. todd and in contrast to what happened at the 2 henry adams this is exactly the opposite i was 0 so expressed that the commitment the owner has to maintain the building and put together a business plan voluntarily this code for america is an interesting organization the fact they've lowered their rent to make sure they've stayed in the building and the way the building is used now is as i mean it's talk about the sgribt the inside of building is the same as it's been for the entire life and the commitment of the owner to own earthquake interesting and historical buildings and maintain and upgrade them say the kind of thing we should definitely support i think we should wholeheartedly endorse this request. >> will you make a motion. >> i'll make a motion to approve this. >> commissioners is there a motion and a second on that motion mr. byrd commissioner johnck commissioner johns commissioner matsuda commissioner pearlman c

. >> it was apparently place there had by samuel adams and mr. revere. officials hope to put the contents on display. >> we figure the inscription is the british are coming. >> and we won. >> 5:57. not a heat wave but certainly unusual for this time. year. head to the beach today. christina will tell you if you should. >> it's not out of the realm of possibility, plus, hundreds of thousands of californians told they need to find a new doctor and soon. the contract battle that could affect you coming up. >> we also continue to follow breaking news this morning. a live look out of paris. masked gunmen stormed a newspaper office killing a dozen people and kris sanchez is monitoring the very latest situation. it's changing and developing and coming into our newsroom. she will join us with an update next. this... is the best part of the day. when we sit down together and talk. more and more, we're having conversations about the food itself: how good it is for us. how good it is for the planet. at monsanto, we're working with farmers to make balanced meals acc

mrs. adams: thank you mr. speaker. i rise today to urge my republican colleagues to stop toying with our nation's security. disrupting funding to the department of homeland security is an extreme and reckless form of partisan politics. even senate republicans have expressed concern over the tactics used by their house colleagues. defending the infrastructure is unacceptable. in recent days both france and nigeria experienced tragic terrorist attacks. that highlights the threat here at home. now is not the time to weaken our defenses. shutting down government any government agency is irresponsible. house republicans should have learned their lesson in 2013. when will they stop the partisan politics and start legislating? i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? the gentleman from georgia is recognized. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the life of mr. hugh tarbutton he will be fondly remembered and sorely missed. in his life he was many things, a husba

mr. fry asked me in the light of the 2 henry adams and other projects we're seung change in status he asked me to meet with the owner of the project sponsor i met with ms. todd and in contrast to what happened at the 2 henry adams this is exactly the opposite i was 0 so expressed that the commitment the owner has to maintain the building and put together a business plan voluntarily this code for america is an interesting organization the fact they've lowered their rent to make sure they've stayed in the building and the way the building

are young and ibex and in my whole family and as an infectious disease doctor and mother adam and art is safe. --mr is safe. >> reporter: it turns out that he was a customer of the salon. his boyfriend owns of the bar below the salon. it turns out that he is well known to police for another incident. >> >> reporter: ds was accused of murdering a man in june 20th level during a sexual encounter that included choking. he was also accused of setting the man's body on fire. the jury did victim the jury did charged him with manslaughter. >> his actions were accidental. the jury determined that his behavior was negligent. >> reporter: presenting him and the last case will represent him in this case. >> i am saddened that he is arrested so soon. he is really a sweet kid that i was able to get to know and the several years i have represented temporary-- represented tam. >> reporter: at this point no formal charges have been filed. at the hall of justice in san francisco dan carmen kron 4 news. >> pam: a south bay use football team is searching for answers tonight. >> reporter: >> and a micron store rob fla

treaty america signs as a sovereign nation, as a young diplomat it's young john quincy adams who carries the treaty to mr. james who is negotiating this in the war of 1812, john quincy adams -- he lost his hair at this point -- the lead negotiator that helps end the war. the monroe doctrine was actually adams that does the drafting of the monroe doctrine which is inserted into president monroe's address. this is something of a quiz of your american history if you remember it from seventh grade. the gag rule. there was a gag imposed on congress that the issue of slavery could not even be discussed by name on the floor of congress in general. but specifically the gag rule was instituted to make sure that john quincy adams did not bring up slavery because he was such an aning a nist of it dnr antagonist of it in congress. and the famous case of the african who sued the u.s. government interior freedom. some of you might remember the movery amistad, where anthony hopkins played john quincy adams. it's john quincy adams that takes up their case at the supreme court and actually helps them win their freedom. r

mr. cannon from mercedes. switching gears. adam're asking on social media if there is a stock you're hot on this earnings season. transportation specifically. trucks companies like landstar will use cheaper fuel to increase profits. keep your answers coming. we'll have more. liz: that was so expensive. adam: one company set a golan muching 52 businesses in one year right here on this show. that is one business per week. liz: are they on track to reach that goal? we're checking in with two entrepreneurs next. adam: after millions rally for unity in france, following the deadly terror attacks, more threats put countries worldwide on high alert. we'll be live in paris coming up. how could a luminous protein in jellyfish, impact life expectancy in the u.s., real estate in hong kong, and the optics industry in germany? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 70% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectu

mr. money guy. thanks, adamey, people are all about coming up with the most, well, most unique is bad grammar, unique creative names for their kids. so, how much would you pay to make sure no one else has your baby name? could you isolate one name, no other kid in the world would have that name. would that be worth it to you, al next. >> sounds like good idea. so wednesday night, you know what that means, it is empire night. >> oh, ya. >> got to be good, right? okay, they've tackled homophobe ya. so what's the other tab ooh topic that the show creative are going to poke the bear, touch tonight? we'll talk about it, and hear touch tonight? we'll talk about it, and hear from pen profe one for the mood.lavors. one for the moment. each one can make every day more delicious than the last. the taste could only be baileys. the experience could only be yours. baileys coffee creamers. this is the one. >> we have more bus stop buddy covered up, we put sunglasses on him in addition to the scar every that's covering him, an

adam kaufman dressed. not at all like someone who said he just woke up. >> it stood out for me that mr. kaufman was completely dressed. and he was just doing cpr, how did he have shoes, clothes on, and why is she completely naked? it just didn't sit right, didn't seem normal. >> if as adam said he'd been home all night, why was the front of his mercedes warm to the touch? >> i put my hand on the hood and i felt it was extremely warm. >> and of course there were those marks on lina's neck and torso. they were fresh to the prosecutor. they weren't there the evening before when she showed her best friend her spray tan. >> she took off her jacket? >> yes. >> was she nude? >> yes, she was. >> did you notice any marks on her body at all? >> no. >> an aventura police officer gave a stark description of indentations he observed on lina's neck. >> it was consistent with fingertip sized markings. >> and they called a witness who had been key to the investigation that morning. crime scene investigator anna howell. she testified about what she saw on lina's hands. >> the nail polish on her middle fi

mrs. doreen gentzler. you're working overtime this weekend. >> good morning, angie and adam. day two at the expo is coming up. you can try your hand at doing your own weather forecast and you can meet the "news 4" weather team including my buddy doug. >>> there's so many options these days to help you get in shape. >> you know what the question is. does the cost of what you put in to join a gym, does that reflect in your wasteline. we have some options. >> for many of us a new year mean as new start. >> in 2015 are you signing fun ar for a gym membership? >> i have one. >> gym memberships in 2015 do you sign up for them? >> i don't. >> first consider some alternatives. >> do you want a gym or would you like to take long runs or walk a little bit? >> reporter: he says check out other options for places to work out like public rec centers or parks which could be free. whichever route you take scope out the facility and try before you buy. >> see how crowded the equipment s also to see how clean things are, talk to people who are members of the gym. >> reporter: also know what y

adam vinatieri's four field goals. andrew luck is cooler than the other side of the pillow. third quarter, mr. pressure. tripped as he throws. right on the money for 36 yards. there's katie again. fumble late fourth quarter. recovered. 0-6 with playoffs, first team in nfl history to lose four straight. andrew 376 yards and touchdown. like a surgeon on the field carving out the bangals defense. >> i think our guys went with it. making plays and making them fast. i thought the whole line handles that very, very well. it is good to get from the nice long drives. >> divisional round of afc, ravens head to foxboro to take on the pat. peyton manning taking on the colt at mile high stadium. ohio state and oregon play for the college national championship january 12 5:30 p.m. all right, let's switch gears. hosting washington state cougars lost 15 straight conference road games. did they lose that streak? klay thompson in the house supporting his boys. rejection and 200 blocks, quite a player. boo-yah! it is over. jordan helps with 17 points. wazzu going 69-66. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, we will hear from t

mr. tsipras was willing to soften rhetoric. in france, very divided about what happened in greece. france is adamanthat greece should respect the terms of the bailout. at the same time, the anti-austerity message does resonate in paris and a number of european capitals. someone watching very closely is angela merkel, the leader of germany. her fear is that greece has created a precedent that could reverberate across europe, potential in spain, the podemos party is gaining momentum. >> our european affairs editor from athens. for more on the win by the syriza party, i'm joined by a member of the european parliament and a member of syriza. thank you for joining us. a historic win. did you think the win would be this bake or were you surprised? -- this big or were you surprised question my >> i thought we were going to win but it was a pleasant surprise how big the victory was. >> the syriza party is about to form a coalition with a right wing party that has different views on social issues, notably on immigration. does this mean the economy is the absolute priority for now? >> it is the absolute prior

mr. mcconnell: i have a resolution at the desk and i ask its immediate consideration. the president pro tempore: the clerk will report. the clerk: s. res. 8 electing julie adams as secretary of the senate. mr. mcconnell: i move to reconsider the vote by which the resolution was agreed to. the president pro tempore: without objection the resolution is agreed to. please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic; that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to ter, so help you god. the secretary: i do. mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the president pro tempore: the majority leader. project i have a resolution at the desk and i ask its immediate consideration. the president pro tempore: the clerk will report. the clerk: s. res. 9 notifying the president of the united states of the election of the secretary of the senate. the president pro tempore: without

mr. cuomo and what you remember. host: back to "the new york times" -- here's the conclusion of adam nagourney's front-page obituary. "mr. cuomo's remaining years in albany were a series of grim footnotes as he struggled to keep the government afloat in worsening times. mr. clinton was on the verge of naming him to the supreme court when he asked that his name be withdrawn. mr., later said he never wanted the job. when the 1994 election season began, he seemed unaware of how much his popularity had eroded. he was stunned, he said, that someone like mr. pataki could pose a serious challenge to someone with his credentials. mr. protecting defeated him by five percentage points. mr. cuomo returned to manhattan to work for a law firm, write books and give speeches. he grew wealthy and come he said happy. when invited to sum up his own life for this obituary come he characteristically turned to self-deprecating humor. 'people ask me what i want as an epitaph.' he then her pride he had used many years earlier traveling across upstate new york -- 'a a fresh public figure displayed astonishing potential. he tried." another s

mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina seek recognition? without objection the gentlewoman from north carolina is recognized for one minute. ms. adams: thank you mr. speaker. i rise today as a voice for the thousands of human trafficking victims both abroad and in this country. sadly these voiceless victims are often beaten and starved and forced to work as prostitutes or take jobs as migrant and domestic workers. time and time again we hear terrible stories of violence and death and trauma against innocent men, women and children who have been trafficked through organized crime rings and even terrorist organizations. as a member of congress, we must stand up for justice and human dignity. the bills we're considering today will improve collaboration between government agencies, cut down on human trafficking and better protect victims. ending human trafficking is a bipartisan issue that must remain a priority. our country was founded upon the notion of equality and justice for all. and that's why i co-sponsored a bipartisan bill with my north carolina republican colleague, mr. walker. the human trafficking detection act prioritizes t

mr. clerk can you read the in memoriam. city clerk: on behalf of the late rosy lee and on behalf of the full board for the late morales and for the late dorothy adams and laura lie. >>supervisor london breed: okay, colleagues, we are adjourned. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >>

adam parker with us in the next hour on the equity markets and we will speak with mr.er about the bombshell from zÜrich. stay with us for complete coverage of the ramifications of this morning's historic action by the swiss national bank. this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ >> good morning, "bloomberg surveillance." futures reversed. -16. we were very green earlier. the swiss national bank. let's go -- they will use a massive negative libor great. negative seven and negative nine year. let's digress. morning must-read on china. here is brendan greeley. >> this morning, wrote -- this is a question that is as old as royalty, which is what you do with your empire when all of your children are idiots. >> there it is. he also has the overly of a changing china. this guy is associated with hong kong, right? >> the richest man in asia. this is universal problem, one rupert murdoch has an media. he spent his entire life pulling together newspapers and television and now he is actually wanting them down industry by industry one, for shareholder value, but also to give them to h

mr. chair protect the housing semiand strengthen goals against evictions we're commented for housing needs for all san franciscans to learn more visit highway test. >> call the meeting to order. >> commissioner president katz commissioner adamsy commissioner ho item 2 approval of for the december 16th meeting all in favor, say i. opposed? minors are approved. >> item 3 public comment on

mr. bush, jr. mainly through the help of ted kennedy. we got a bill through congress authorizing the creation of a monument of john adams in washington, d.c. -- there is nothing in our capital commemorating the presidency or the importance of our founding time to john adams. president george h.w. bush -- was newly in office and he signed the bill. ted called me and said you should come down for the ceremony. i had never been to anything like that, and i wanted to. we met for lunch at a hotel, that we were going to walk over through lafayette square. ted was suffering from a lot of back pain. it was clear it was difficult for him to walk, but he insisted he wanted to walk and he never complained. so we started out to go to the white house, 2:15, 2:30, and all the way he was going that damn president is doing this, republicans are doing that. i said, i have to tell you, i like the president. he said, so do i. [laughter] like, don't you know anything? what is that cap to do with it -- what does that have to do with it? that is what we have lost in washington. because you are different you don't have to consider your enemy. the people that co

mr. bush, jr. through mainly entirely through the help of ted kennedy, we got a bill through congress authorizing the creation of a monument to john adams in the district of columbia. there is nothing in our capitol company rating the importance of our founding time of john adams. and president bush, h.w. bush, was newly in office and he was going to sign the bill. and ted called me and said, you should come down for this ceremony. well i had never been to anything like that and i wanted very much to do it. so we met for lunch, ted and i at the adams hotel and then we were going to walk over to the white house. and ted was suffering from a lot of back pain then and it was clear i was difficult for him to walk but he insisted me wanted to walk and he never complained about it. so we started out to go over to the white house. i don't, it was 2:15, 2:30 something like that. and all the way through the park he was going, that damn president is doing this and those republicans are doing that. and i said, ted, aye got to tell you, i like the president. he looked at me and he said, oh, so do i. like, don't you know anything? what does that hav

mr. clinton goes on to say if a woman became president. we could i could be called adam.out in the garden doing the thing and my wife was making the deal with the serpent. >> taking it too literally. a bone wasax tracted from adam and becomes eve. he can take that bone and what? >> that's how deep. >> are we going too far. he is saying first man. adam was the first man. >> that is clef canner. what do you think of the nickname? do you have any other suggestions? >> i am just like saying vice-president. if she were to win. >> and that is one. good. and harris faulkner any sgdzs. >> something came up yesterday. >> getting away from that. >> and brain roomed it. we called the brain room and see if he could run for vice-president and collision on amendments 12 and 22. if something were to it happen to her he couldn't step in the role because he has been president. he would be the vice-president even if he wouldn't have the title. whomever has the title. she would listen to her husband. >> do you want to make a full circle and say he is be calling the shots? >> no i am good. >

mr. clerk can you read the in memoriam. city clerk: on behalf of the late rosy lee and on behalf of the full board for the late morales and for the late dorothy adams and laura lie. >>supervisor london breed: okay, colleagues, we are adjourned. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >> . >> welcome to the smraul business commission meeting on monday, january 26. it is 2.09 and we are starting the commission meeting. this meeting is televised live and we want to thank sfgov tv for televising the meeting. please for the public turn off all cell phone and pagers. item no. 1 is roll call to order. commissioner adams, here. commissioner dooley here. commissioner dwight, here. commissioner ortiz-cartagena said that he would be running a little late. commissioner yee-riley, here. commissioner tour-sarkissian, here. and commission monetta white has an excused absence. . >> item no. 2 is general public comment. this allows members of the public to comment generally on matters within the commissionary purview and suggest new agenda items for the commission's future consideration. >> do we have any members of the public who would like to make a comment on items that are

mr. clerk can you read the in memoriam. city clerk: on behalf of the late rosy lee and on behalf of the full board for the late morales and for the late dorothy adams and laura lie. >>supervisor london breed: okay, colleagues, we are adjourned. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >> ready to begin good afternoon today is january 21, 2015, this is the regular meeting of building inspection commission i'd like to remind everyone to please turn off and all please silence all electronic devices. the first item commissioner mccarthy commissioner vice president mar president clinch commissioner lee commissioner mccray p commissioner melgar commissioner walker we have quorum and the next item is presidents monopolist. >> good afternoon. welcome to january 21, 2015, bic meeting of 2015 i have pointing i have first of all, reading from a different formulate we have the director's report for 2015 and in housing maintaining? what the director is going to be putting together. 2015 in housing and continuing the monument on construction of new preservation for existing housing preserving an existing how's stock for feasible applications and expending and review of appro

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mr. chair protect the housing semiand strengthen goals against evictions we're commented for housing needs for all san franciscans to learn more visit highway test. >> call the meeting to order. >> commissioner president katz commissioner adams commissioner brandon commissioner murphy commissioner ho item 2 approval of for the december 16th meeting all in favor, say i. opposed? minors are approved. >> item 3 public comment on executive session. >> any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed item 4 which you have session. >> a motion to move to which you have section all in favor, say i. we'll be matters. >> is there a motion to. >> i move to reconvene in open section. >> opposed? >> do in the disclose anything in closed session. >> all in favor, say i. >> i pledge of allegiance of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all please be advised that the ring of and use of cell phones and pagers and similar sounding dries are prohibited and please be advised that anyone can be removed if the room for the ringing of device and cell phones please be advised that a member of the public has up to 3 minutes on agenda items phil