mr. harvey as well as ms. [speaker not understood] and ms. campbell for all the work that you have done. this is a complicated process for everyone and i appreciate it. what i'd like to do is i'm going to give you a quick overview of our mission and i'm not going to read it. i think you all have the handout. but basically our work is overseeing the [speaker not understood] to make san francisco a safe city and to do so in a very thoughtful and effective manner. our department is broken down into three sections. we have the criminal department which has vertical and horizontal prosecutions, white collar, [speaker not understood] investigations, and we have the community collaboration department. that's where we have our alternative programs and initiative. we have victim services. we have juvenile and communication, and we have the support services department which is our finance, human resources and technology. as you can see, there is a brief overview of what our budget looks like when compared to current year to next year. and then this is

t people were working together soidz towards a common person on harvey milk would have made things possible. in the years that followed mr. anything expanded his coalition to include senior citizens and young people and ethnic minority and more. there was practical reasons, of course, mr. milk was a politician. and he knew he needed folks whether or not we could find them but people from different backgrounds that got to know each other discovered how much they had in common the most important alonzo lesson he taught everyone has something that makes them different and one group that has held down the he thought rest of us have the ron responsibility to stand up and fight back we all have a stake in equality that's why mr. milk spent time you're going lgbt people to come out of the closest we knew when more straight people economy more gay people sense would prevail over division and hope would conquer fear and more than anything mr. milk gave people hope. there's one of the reasons he ran for office in the first place but showing the world he wasn't afraid to be himself he helped other to take pride in would and who we

t people were working together soidz towards a common person on harvey milk would have made things possible. in the years that followed mr. anything expanded his coalition to include senior citizens and young people and ethnic minority and more. there was practical reasons, of course, mr. milk was a politician. and he knew he needed folks whether or not we could find them but people from different backgrounds that got to know each other discovered how much they had in common the most important alonzo lesson he taught everyone has something that makes them different and one group that has held down the he thought rest of us have the ron responsibility to stand up and fight back we all have

. >> sir nick harvey. >> mr. speaker, the firefighters dispute continues with some worry n consequences and so sign of a present resolution. mr. speaker, back before easter, they got them to cast a set of proposals at the fire brigades union that they were ready to put to the members. will the prime minister look back at that proposal even now and consider whether it may still have some useful part to play in bringing an end to this dispute? >> i'm very happy to look at what my right honorable friend suggests. i know they've been working extremely hard on this issue. i think it's important that we listen to what the firefighters say but also at the same time, recognize the pensions they have access to would actually require the building of a half million-pound pot for anyone nels our country. we should bear that in mind and the taxpayers' contribution at the same time. >> art durkin? >> does the prime minister accept that his death at 60 proves that jay conlin lost more than 15 terrible years in prison and the an

. >> sir mick harvey. >> mr. speaker, the firefighters dispute continue with some worrying consequences and no sign that resident of resolution but mr. speaker, back before easter ministers got the government actuaries -- was ready to put to its members. will the prime minister look back at the proposal even now and consider what it might still have some useful part to play in bringing and into this dispute? >> i'm very happy to look at what my right honorable friend suggests. i know that the measure in the local government department has been working extremely hard on this issue. i think it's important that we listen to what the firefighters say but also at the same time recognize that the pensions they have access to would actually require the building of half million pound pop for anyone else in the country and we should bear that in mind and the taxpayers contribution at the same time. >> does the prime minister except that -- proves that jake on lost more than 50 terrible years in prison and anguish of his f

. >> harvey, you're the former sec chairman. mr.thinking about making a tender offer or making an open letter to clorox shareholders, and he allegedly told phil mickelson about that, is that insider trading? >> it is not really insider trading, but it could violate the law. actualsomebody makes an tender offer or is going to make one, you are prohibited from divulging that information in advance. posit ahat, one could theory where if someone were andmulating stock of clorox i tip you so that my filings don't show all the shares i/o, that is a separate violation of law. he is a former chairman of for the- of securities sec. >> at princess to the twitter question of the day. two rich guys have an unfair advantage over the average investor. bsurveillance. ♪ >> we welcome all of you worldwide. i am tom keene and with me are scarlet fu and adam johnson. here are our top headlines. an american soldier freed after five years in captivity in afghanistan is now in a military hospital in germany. he is released in exchange for five taliban pr

mr. harp certificate classified as a bundler of $500,000 more an his contribution level matched such notables as actor will smith, actress eva longoria and hollywood producer harvey weinstein. now, mr. president, i'm not naive as to why some of these ambassadorships are dolled out. candidly speaking, presidents from both parties frequently issue these posts as political favors. but i've never before seen an administration this brazen in transmitting individuals who are so terribly and fundamentally unfit for foreign service. traditionally, according to the retired foreign service group, about 30% of the ambassadorships go to political appointees. since the election of 2012, that's up to 50%. some go to countries that frankly deserve better than someone who's only qualifications is whether they raised $500,000 or more for the campaign of president obama. some of my colleagues will say that what sets mr. harper apart from these other campaign donors is his cultural heritage. they say mr. harper would be the first native american in history to hold the rank of u.s. ambassador. they also say he should be rewarded for his work as one of the lead class action attorneys

harvey milk has given us hope. the greatest love of all is for the children to be themselves and not have hate. thank you. >> thank you mr. edmond. >> good afternoon supervisors and board members. my name is michelle and i serve as the vice chair of the youth commission. when i first heard of 2025 and it had so many different topics which sparked so many different discussion points and i fell in love with it. i want to applaud the staff which put it all together which i know was a lot of effort. i want to encourage future curriculum planning to be processed in the same way where it invites not only san francisco unified school district staff members, but also students and service providers. i really hope in the future outreach towards the students can be increased because i want to see more students voice their own experience and needs by themselves since at tends of the day, no one can represent us better than we can represent ourselves. i look forwards to seeing all the funding implemented in the future. the current style of teaching is not the best for all, but it shouldn't be completely erased either. i hope in the f

mr. mcbride alastair campbell and others. dossiers, very bad news and smearing members of parliament. harvey -- sir nick harvey. >> no sign at present a resolution. back before easter, the ministers got the government -- the union was ready to put to its members. will the prime minister look back at that proposal even now and consider whether it might still have some useful part to play in bringing an end to this dispute? >> i'm very happy to look at what my right honorable friend suggests. i know the minister in the local department has been working extremely hard on this issue. it is important that we listen to what the firefighters say. at the same time, recognize that the tensions they have access to would actually require the building of one half-million pound pot. >> does the prime minister accept that his death at 60 proves that jay conlin lost more prison terrible years in and the anguish of his father's torment due to the injustice from lawyers of the state? particular issues that mattered to jerry in recent years. properthe need for quality mental health services for those who suff

mr. ruffo, go ahead. >> thank you, supervisors, chair farrell, members of the committee. thanks to the mayor's budget office as well as harvey rose's office for this year's budget. i'll provide a brief overview of our budget and discuss the current year outcome and our new initiative related to the year ahead. our fiscal 14-15 budget is 36.1 million dollars. that's down from a 13-14 budget of 39.2, a decrease of about 3.1 million dollars. decrease hees principally resulted in removal of one-time sources. in our 13-14 budget. total fte, we have 6ftes in this year's budget to bring total count to 92.5. in terms of highlights for the current year, as you all know, our unemployment rate today stands at 4.4%. this is down from 9.5% in 2011. that said, 21,000 residents remain unemployed and that remains a focus, [speaker not understood]. that's why we continue to implement "er manufacturing factor initiative which is focused on key manufacturing sectors, spreading the growthedthv we've [speaker not understood]. food and beverage as well as other sectors within apparel and other sector. this year we've also worked closely with supe

i'd like to thank harvey rose, [speaker not understood] for the great collaboration we've had this year. so, thank you. >> thank you very much, colleague. questions for mr. rose or for ms. kelly? okay, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> okay. up next we have our police department. >> good morning, supervisors. >> good morning. >> folk get us queued up, i also want to have a chance to say thank you to everybody that helps the department out and me personally. budget is never a strong suit of mine, so, it takes a lot of work and a lot of help to get to us this day. specifically, the board's assistance, especially with the staffing plan from two years ago, but starting this summer we start to go positive marching back to the charter mandate in 171. the police commission is always supportive of certainly mayor lee for his leadership, and that of his budget office. kate howard, the budget director and jason cunningham and leo chi, the analysts assigned tower office. controller's office, ben rosenfeld, [speaker not understood] who is also assigned to the department as you can tell there's a lot of people assigned to help us. and then of course my staff, [s

mr. herrera, thanks for being here. colleagues also member of the public, i've asked each city department to take no longer than 5 minutes to present their initial budget presentation and then we'll hear from harvey rose, our budget and legislative analyst if he does have comments or he has prepared a report and we can have discussion on that. >> thank you, supervisor farrell. very much appreciate the opportunity to come speak with members of this committee this morning. you'll notice from our budget that i propose fy 2014-2015 budget has increased by 3,035,0 98 largely due to salary and fringe benefit increases. we have had an opportunity to review the budget analyst recommendations. i'll start by saying i have no substantive disagreements with the budget analyst but i would like to take a couple minutes to offer some highlights of the work the city attorney does on behalf of the san franciscans that it serves. now, i'm sure that you know our mission is to provide first rate legal service to the board, the mayor, and also to the over 100 city departments, agencies and commissions that comprise our local government. and our work includes drafting and review legislation contracts, surety bonds and

now, lgbt rights activist, co-founder of the harvey milk foundation, stewart milk, your thoughts there on the way he handled that? >> well, you know i give mrredit. i think he was sincere. he was swift. and his response had an educational element to it. i think it was profound he said that word have meaning and that word are powerful and to use his example as something not to do. hopefully young people on playground and in school cafeterias will remember that. if we reach some of them we will have gained a victory here. but as you asked me, ari, a couple weeks ago, you know if -- if the derogatory terms towards lgbt people has reached the same threshold of nontolerance in the u.s. as, as other bigoted word and terms, and it hasn't. we are getting there. i think that, that this is an example of how to take a negative situation and make it into an educational opportunity. >> right. it hasn't quite gotten there. that matters because we know how strongly these type of words or, or type of sort of base level background disrespect or intolerance can shape so many other things. yet i want to read to you what jay brian lowder, wrote, there are occa

mr. president, when have they done to you? jackie tells him, dave, he's dead. within a few hours dallas police have a suspect in custody. harvey oswald. it was the beginning of a four-day national nightmare for the american people and also for jacqueline kennedy. events were together, at the hospital she pushes a nurse want to be with him when he dies. aboard the plane coming home to washington, she refuses to of that bright pink suit with her husband's blood to see whatt them they've done. she looks at herself in her mirror beforeom she goes out for that famous photograph of the swearing in with president johnson and later says it was all over my face, my hair, i took a tisch and you i do that,f, why did i should have left it on for everyone to see. she will accompany him goes over the next few days. the arrival at andrews, the american people get their first look at her when the rear door opens, the coffin comes down, to bethesdaies him naval hospital for the autopsy, which takes until 4:00 in the morning. she accompanies him home to the white house where at 4:30 in the advises is super coffin being placed in the east room w