mr. chan. mr. haney. >> yes. >> miss maufas. >> yes. >> miss mendoza-mcdonnell. >> yes except for items 1 6,7 and 8. >> thank you. doctor murase. >> aye. >> thank you. miss norton. >> yes, on all except for 2f, and 4b -- i'm an employee of the san francisco parks alliance. >> miss wynns. >> aye. >> miss fewer. >> yes. >> superintendent's consent calendar resolutions, for board discussion and immediate action. there is none. superintendent proposals there are another. item f is matt's resolution, that is done with. board members support standing committees. a report from the ad-hoc committee on personnel matters and labor relations? commission haney. >> i am asking for $1 million -- no, i'm asking for a report, but we could move on to a report -- >> the personnel committee? i gave that report at the last meeting. >> that is great. report from the budget and business services committee, november 5th, did you give that one already? >> i did not give that one already. so the budget and business service

mr. chan and -- i'm a clinical social worker and mental health counselor providing mental health services. they have a mental disorder from 2001-2008. i became a director at stepping stone from 2008 to now. so i have about 13 years experience regarding the mental health system in san francisco. i also advocate many with mental disorders in the community. for example i pick up asian caucus from 2003 and i was a chairman at that time. the purpose of the asian -- is to advocate for the mental disorders in san francisco. i have done a lot of work to educate the community especially the chinese community about mental health issues. for example -- regarding the person suicide, dementia, and to further better inform the community about mental health issues i have done a lot of research from 2001-2014. let's say suicide, mental health prevention, life satisfaction, because of my strong advocacy with clients with mental disorder i was very lucky in 2011 i was selected as a recipient in the first annual

mr. channing, was it bennett, the story, the role that brought you on board? >> i first met bennett seven years ago before i had been in even one successful film. i had seen "capote," and obviously steve says that speaks for itself. i do not think he had a script then so i went and researched the character. i did not have any knowledge of the story and i fell in love with the idea of this world that i do not think anyone has seen before in film in a deep way. i did not know anything about this event. and then i read the script and, to be completely honest, i did not understand it. i think i was too green in my knowledge of film. i thought that there needed to be some sort of resolve or lesson learned. i just did not understand it. and then the movie just sort of came back around and i met bennett on the lot of sony when he had just finished "moneyball." he said to see it and we talked about "foxcatcher." i think i had done a lot of growing, more lessons learned. i was reading it with fresh eyes and with bennett talking me through it, it made sense. i threw mys

channing tatum in, "foxcatcher," check it out. >> who are you going to train with? >> no, no, i didn't -- we, as in me and you, together, picking a team. mr get out of all of this? >> mr. du pont? >> yeah. >> america. winning. you winning. we talked about you. me, winning. >> okay. >> what are you thinking about, dave? this is it. this is everything that we've ever wanted. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i mean, you got to see it. mark ruffalo in "foxcatcher." which is in select theaters right now. when we get back, we are playing brand new game involving beer. stick around. it's really good. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ with t-mobile and iphone 6, you can make wi-fi calls beyond the reach of cellular networks. hey, brandon, what's up? so you can from talk down here, smile for grand-mom. or text pictures from up here. okay, there we go. should we send a photo? you can even make calls way over here. talk and text with anyone anywhere there's a wi-fi connection. wi-fi calling on iphone 6 only from t-mobile. ias the people of this , little belgian town waited for the crowning moment ♪ nature had other plans but... with the help of the masters

mr. putin. at this stage the u.s. president sounding like there's not going to be any broader economic sanctions if you like. so he was quite clear on that. the other unone is climate channd getting climate change and moves toward cutting emissionsant agenda here at the g 20. talking to various officials, particularly from europe who say that climate change was not on the agenda. the australians did not want it on the agenda. australia said very clearly this is a economic summit. climate change does not have a position on the agenda here. well, the final order was that climate change was on the agenda if you like. it talks about moving toward more efficient use of energy. moving towards less carbon emissions so that is a feather in the cap for his administration putting that particular topic here. >> right. and china certainly making some steps toward that end that they never had before. >> that's right. the chinese at the apec meeting in beijing coming out along with the u.s. to announce new climate change measures. it is the first time we've really heard from the chinese putting in binding measures. i mean, the chinese obviously van enormous pollution problem in china

old decision that is being chan ed through the bureaucratic red tape comes at a point where it seems as if it contributes to the escalation rather than to mitigating it. >> mr. ambassador, according to a kuwaiti newspaper, there was a meeting with the king of jordan. will netanyahu work to keep from stirring up tensions in that region? >> that's a very good question. let's remind our viewers that jordan is responsible for the holy places in jerusalem. the places holy to islam, so jordan has a vested interest, which is why, i don't know if there was a meeting, but why jordan is negotiating with israel and trying to talk to mr. netanyahu. in mr. netanyahu's defense, i have to say that he did call for easing the tensions. he did call for restraint. he did plead with members of the israeli parliament not to go ahead with in as i understandry remarks or unilateral acts, but a member of his own party he defied him, not for the first time and went on a one man tour of temple mount escorted by 150 policeman or so. while mr. netanyahu i'm sure is not interested in jerusalem becoming or in an escalation in jerusalem and subsequently jerusalem becoming the focal point