mr. rose on the da report? supervisor breed? >> i just need a clarification of code 3 vehicles because i know that in your presentation, mr. da, that you have a replacement of 12 code 3 vehicles in the amount of $410,000 and there is a suggestion from the budget analyst to reduce that number. >> correct. but we agree with the budget analyst. we have a reduction [speaker not understood]. we're fine with that. >> okay. can you tell me what a code 3 vehicle is? >> sure, that's a vehicle equipped for police emergencies and the investigators are out in the field. they are often conducting surveillance. then they have to actually stop suspects. they're in the law enforcement so the vehicles have the capacity [speaker not understood], they have a siren, they have a lights, all the equipment required by state law in order for them to be able to operate under those conditions. >> okay. colleagues, any other questions or comments for the district attorney or mr. rose on this report? okay, look forward to seeing you back next week. >> than

mr. de la ri yon da. >> i did see a bald dude. no offense. and -- >> okay.e have a juror that didn't hear the answer. could you please speak up? if you could face the microphone a little bit better. >> tc. >> that's the wrong microphone. >> speak there. >> yes. try that. . >> tc, in the front of the car was tc. ball headed dude. >> this guy? >> yeah. sorry. i didn't know you. and sybrina and me. >> and you went from your friend's house to miss fulton's house. >> yes, sir. >> and the people that you've already identified so far were in the room with you when the interview took place? >> yes, sir. >> anybody else? any other family members? >> no, sir. >> any other lawyers? >> another lawyer from the martin family. >> a big guy? >> a big guy, yes, sir. >> do you know his name? >> no, sir. >> would you know it if i said it? >> no, sir. >> no? so when the interview began and miss fulton's living room, you were seated next to miss fulton and were the other people that you've identified, other than tracy martin, in the room then? or close by? >> yes, sir. was in th

mrs. wong's information and her courage, the district attorney's office became the first da's office in the country to successfully prosecute this type of fraud. i want to thank the da's office, da gas cone and i and others. we have kicked off a public awareness campaign to make sure that future victims of these scams are minimized. but, of course, and i really want to thank and be grateful for the tweecoll the police department organizations, i guess of state, sf safe, district attorney's office , my office to raise awareness to help future mrs. wong's protect themselves and put an end to these scams. but today i'd like to take a moment and commend mrs. wong for your bravery, for thinking quickly on your feet, and for standing up for yourself and for countless others who have been targeted by these scams. before i ask mrs. wong to accept this award, i'd like to ask representative from our da's office mike sullivan to say a few words and also make a presentation. >> thank you, supervisor. the district attorney is unavailable today because he's testifying in sacramento on some key legislatio

mrs. wong to accept this award, i'd like to ask representative from our da's office mike sullivan to say a few words and also make a presentation. >> thank you, supervisor. the district attorney is unavailable today because he's testifying in sacramento on some key legislation, so, i'm privilege today present this award on behalf of him. i had the privilege of prosecuting the case. we took it to trial and i should say as a prosecutor you should be benefited by witnesses like this that come forward. the only thing i would add to the fact, supervisor, once mrs. wong had been targeted by these criminals, she went to ingleside station and not only did she report the crime immediately, but she was also willing and acted as a dee coy at the alemeny farmers market and san francisco police department did an outstanding job in doing surveillance around her, waited for the criminals to return, and it was during that surveillance that they were able to identify this other victim and retrieve her life savings after it had been stolen from her, approximately $50,000. with that said, the district attorn

mr. [speaker not understood] is here so why don't we start with the da's office. >> jennifer put a lot of [speaker not understood]. i want to make sure i'm very quick as well. first of all, good afternoon, everyone. i want to begin by thanking kate and mr. [speaker not understood] for the work they have done with us as well as the budget analyst and specifically olivia. [speaker not understood], did i pronounce that correct? thank you. she has been great in working with us. and as soon as we made our presentation, [speaker not understood]. our mission is public safety, working with all of our communities. we deal with prevention, education, and obviously with enforcement and as appropriate, very quickly, a budget overview. as you can see the two-year cycle here, 12-13 to 13-14. there is a difference of about 9.94%. that's mostly driven by the supplemental provided by the board concerning domestic violence. also has to with some budget increases. as you can see for 13-14, 14-15, that's actually 0% which is about $198,000. looking at the fte count, what we see is that there will be a net in

da. >> today mr. obama will meet one on one with the russian president vladimir putin. >> did he your state his ability to do these things? >> it surely might be that he did. >>> new reports from the "guardi "guardian" says the u.s. spied. >> a crackdown on. [ speaking french ] jierkts. >>> officials say someone started the fire. >> thousands of people are still evacuating. >> we have a crime scene in there, we have downed power lines in here, we have a long road here. >>> vladimir putin denying he stole robert kraft's super bowl ri ring. >> all that -- >> he steps back. what an impressive bounceback win for san antonio. >> dustin rose is the u.s. open champion. i looked up to the heavens and thanks my dad. i couldn't do it without doing that. >> he took a big risk doing it. we don't know what's going to happen to him. >> they are true heroes. i'm another ready to put edward snowden in that category. >>> and miss u.s. 2013 is connecticut. >> historically who wins the miss usa pageant goes on to do not

da vinci. [applause] mr. mayor... lloyd manning wants to say hello. sure. uh, no. lloyd manning?'t promise him anything, not even a meeting. he's going to try to corner you. okay, so no promises. no promises. and say hello to the singhs and the woos on your way back up. lumber, real estate. okay. the horses have now reached the starting gate. it's post time. hey, lloyd. hey. dominic. you sent for me? yeah. how you doing? who's this? suzette and tracy. oh, nice to meet you. you look great. you know glenn. how you doing? don't listen to him, because he won't know anything. how you doing? good. is everything okay? we're having some problems... we're having some problems, you know. i know that you really screwed me, and i want to set things straight. what kind of problems are you having? well-- how could i screw you? i just got elected. well, the thing... [bell ringing] i just want to meet, just you and the city and everyone, and i want to clear things up. just get ahold of me and we'll talk later. now's not the time, eh? [crowd cheering] any good? you like the two, didn't you? isn't

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da mining. that just isn't haening. even mr. snowd has not don single thing that is unlawful.ot uncovered a singge task that there has been an unlawful action. john: is it okay for them to just lie to us? %-intellence says this when asked about government surveillance. >> does the nsa collect any typ of data at alln million or hundreds of millions of americans? >> no, sir. john: what are the rules? >> the rules are you tell the truth. in that case, i've hea his story. is totally unacceptable. that is not how he shod have answered the question. he should have been more careful or given probably the most appropriatate answer. these are classified programs and i cannot talk about it in thisetting. i am happy to share tt with you in an apppriate setng. john: down the bad guys already assumed that we're doing this? is this really a revolion? >> i'm sure theyssume a lot of things. it is important to these programs remain secret and classified in many cases. i can tell you this, already after mr. edward snowden release of this information thrgh the guardian national security agency i

mrs. wong's information and her courage, the district attorney's office became the first da's office in the country to successfully prosecute this type of fraud. i want to thank the da's office, da gas cone and i and others. we have kicked off a public awareness campaign to make sure that future victims of these scams are minimized. but, of course, and i really want to thank and be grateful

da said it was a crime. >> javier campos was a policy aid to mr. shirakawa and mr. shirakawa financially supported javier campos in the election he was running in so we think that's the motivation for mr. shirakawa to want to help javier campos. >> the arrogance of folks who have been doing this for so long makes them believe that they're so above the law that they will never get caught. >> carrasco tried to do damage control in a district that is one quarter vietnamese. she lost the election by 371 votes but isn't sure if the mailer was to blame. >> i'm not bitter. i'm not bitter because -- because this is a wonderful community. there's so much work to be done. >> and council member javier campos declined an on-camera interview but released a statement saying if these allegations are true then it would be deeply disappointing and extremely hurtful. shirakawa will be back here at supreme court on friday. he has pleaded guilty to 12 counts of fraud and spending public money on gambling. he's expected to get a sentence of about one year. he'll also be arraigned for th

yes, the cue da grass may well be an exchange between mr. and think progress, a reporter asked him about the employment nondiscrimination act which would protect lgbt workers from hirings due to sexual orientation. gohmert who said he was not aware of the specific legislation replied "who wants to go talking about sexual orientation when they're working? good grief!" who who would want to the talk about sexual orientation while working? how about texas congressman who said this on the floor of the house? >> if you're oriented toward animals, bestiality, if you're oriented toward corpses, toward children, there are all kinds of perversions. what most of us would call per investigations. some would say it sounds like fun but most of us would say were perversions. >> to quote you one more time, congressman, good grief. stay with us. the day's top lines are coming up. [ male announcer ] erica had a rough day. good thing she's got the citi simplicity card. it doesn't charge late fees or a penalty rate, ever. because she's got other things to stre

mr. b.c. from texas number one or da. will the clerk please pass out the amendment? without objection, reading of the amendment will be great. the chair now recognizes for the purpose of offering and explaining his amendment pared >> mr. chairman, thank you for the opportunity to offer this amendment that will increase the safety of workers that nsa facilities. by now but will strike 3120 to mandates principles for pilot cossiga program at nonnuclear nsa facilities in kansas city, missouri to at least two other plants that may be involved and much more high-risk operation dealing with nuclear materials and toxic chemicals. i understand how some cost savings are that they should not be occurred at the expense of nsa employees. managers at the kansas city facility should be commended at their site, but mandating the expanding of the experimental program to nuclear and high risk high hazard facilities is unacceptable. section 2124 says change without the committee having the benefit of knowing the risk and benefits of such a change and risk weakening the safety oversight

the controller's office, da, elections, fine arts museum, fire department, juvenile, the sheriff and that is all. >> okay. colleagues any comments or questions on item eight? mr. rose do your report please. >> yes mr. chairman, members of the committee there is an attachment in our report on page four which identifies the projects. we recommend that you do approve this legislation. >> okay. thank you very much. colleagues any questions for mr. rose? okay. moving right along mr. clerk can you now call item 11. >> item 11 for stabilization reserve for 2013-2014. >> okay the sponsor left the building so we continue this to next thursday so if we could do that at the end of the meeting. could you pleads call item 13. >> item number 13 ordinance amending the administrative code to adjust the office of the medical examiner fees for providing certain documents and services. >> okay. do we have the medical examiner here? hi, how are you? >> good evening. >> good evening. >> yes. the fee that -- if i go forward -- >> please. >> the change in legislation is really intended to not increase the fees but instead corrective legislation that we're proposing to clean up redu

experts investors about this and by now i'm joined by mr weiner a mock windbag a c.e.o. a young fellow giving all a down of what was spoken about the da what did you take from and won't more rules and regulations and sounds of tax avoidance. break ok katie it's it's a complicated issue when you talk about tax because there's three elements there's the legal aspect what's the law of the tax administration at aspect how do they collect taxes and then the political aspect what the communique from the g eight spoke to is they do believe there should be changes in the law to allow governments to be able to better figure out how to collect taxes cross border and that's a joint effort with the o.e.c.d. and that's positive that they're working together because you can't solve it individually on the tax administration side they're talking about much more transparency where companies have to provide more information to governments with regard to where they are in their money so that they can figure out how to collect taxes the political side is still out there that's where governments want to reduce the taxes they are around the world to try an

mr. president, the city in which i was raised and in which i live is that beautiful lady in the harbor with that bright torch. >> jon: we call heron da the dock whore. (laughter) (cheers and applause) she gives $5 blow jobs to longshoremen while holding a flashlight. a real new york institution. now, what were you talking about? (laughter) can you get deported for telling a joke like that? so democrats are on board but republicans may take a little more convincing, sure. dr. graham may have a prescription for electoral success but even though they know this is good for them they're going resist it-- like a child with vegetables. (laughter) or a frat boy with a condom. even the pro immigration republicans' tone can be a little clumsy. >> immigrants are more fertile and they love families and they have more intact families and they bring a younger population. (audience reacts) >> jon: look, i know you're trying to help but i don't think your strongest argument is that baby machines who love to (bleep). (laughter and applause) and he's supportive of them. even latino republicans responsible for the writing of this bill are now trying to

mr. president, the city in which i was raised and in which i live is that beautiful lady in the harbor with that bright torch. >> jon: we call heron daeported for telling a joke like that? so democrats are on board but republicans may take a little more convincing, sure. dr. graham may have a prescription for electoral success but even though they know this is good for them they're going resist it-- like a child with vegetables. (laughter) or a frat boy with

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mr. am along with th obama ae first lady and his daughters arrived. he spoke and praised the people for the peace there. th ithe meeting comes just days das after ga obama announced the u.. would offer military support too the rebels in syria. syria. >>> the communist regime is nowo asking for one-on-one talks with the states but there's one catch. catch. north korea is demanding no preconditions like giving up its nuclear program. the white house says it's say willing to have credible negotiations but any talks havee to involve united nation's resolutions which call for north korea to abandon its nuclear weapons programs. >>> the justices have to issue decisions on three big cases. e between thousand and the nextthe monday the high court will ll deliver opinions that could mean big changes for the legality of affirmative action, the voting i ringghts act and same-sex marriage. one or more of those decisions could be announced today.toda the court will also issue opinions on thursday. >>> a first couple in virginia is under the microscope. >> they improperly billed the state for personal items ib, ib, like body wash, sunscreen and vitamin

mr. president. that is the month that we celebrate valentine tion da vale are now headed to the 4th of july.e remaining three were nominated in april. in makers the health, education -- in may, the health, education, labor, and pensions committee held a hearing on the nominees to the nlrb. i commend chairman harkin for moving forward on these nominations. until these nominees are confirmed and the nlrb is up and running, workers and businesses are continue to face uncertainty. nlrb rules impact people's daily lives and reflect our values as a country. child labor laws that prevent young kids from being exploited and forced to work instead of going to school, fair pay laws that ensure women get equal compensation for equal work, laws that mandate decent working conditions to protect people from being hurt or injured on the job, and laws that uphold the fundamental rights of workers to organize. the impact of the nlrb, mr. president, is critical to workers. the board is the only option available to employers and companies who become the victim of unfair labor actions or run into barriers durin

mr. joyce, which would implement recommendations to push customs and border patrol along with fee da to adjust its structure and fully cover the cost of this program. my amendment would prevent customs and border protection from continuing to use taxpayer dollars to subsidize incoming vessels and travelers and make the program truly fee supported. my amendment would free up remaining funds to do what they should be doing, securing the homeland and facilitating travel, tourism and trade. more tourism and more trade mean more american jobs. mr. chairman, i think we can all agree this is a commonsense amendment that saves taxpayers' dollars and improves the environment for greater job growth. i urge my colleagues on both sides to support this cost saving amendment. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? mr. carter: i rise in opposition to the gentleman's amendment. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. carter: i oppose this amendment because it would make it impossible for c.b.p. to carry out its mandat

mrs. murray: thank you, madam president. madam president, senate democrats have been waiting a very long time to go to conference on our budget. in fact, it has now been 73 da days. and until recently, we've gotten pretty used to senate republicans just simply standing up and saying, "no." for months, republicans have been offering a lot of excuses for why they don't want to go to conference on the budget. they have said they want a preconference framework which, by the way, is what a budget is. they have said they wouldn't allow us to go to conference until we guaranteed that the wealthiest americans and biggest corporations would be protected from paying a penny more in taxes. they said they didn't want a bipartisan conference to take away the leverage they have on the debt ceiling. and then they called for a do-over, which actually my ranking member on the budget called for again this morning. to bring up the house budget, have 50 hours of debate, a whole new round of unlimited amendments, go through the process all over again. and they did this after they praised the very open and thorough floor debate we had on the senate budget. so, madam president, t

mr. rose on the da report?