today's meetings will be adjourned for the following individuals for supervisor chiu's for the late mr. john and mr. sxooeven leon on behalf of the suggestion of supervisor cowen on behalf thoughtful boards for john and also at the suggestion of supervisor cowen and sxhoovlgz on behalf of the for the late ms. renee. >> thank you commissioner wolfram crew with jonathan and bill and others with that, there's no further business. >> that concluded our business before the board. >> ladies and gentlemen, we're >> we're here to raise awareness and money and fork for a good accuse. we have this incredible gift probably the widest range of restaurant and count ii destines in any district in the city right here in the mission intricate why don't we capture that to support the mission youths going to college that's for the food for thought. we didn't have a signature font for our orientation that's a 40-year-old organization. mission graduates have helped me to develop special as an individual they've helped me figure out and provide the tools for me that i need i feel successful in life >> their core

mr. john garamendi. >> thank you, mr. chairman. general kelly, your testimony indicates that you are basically pulling your assets out of the caribbean area. what percentage of your total budget is consumed by guantanamo ? >> you mean that detainee ops at guantanamo? >> yes. >> it is a separate budget. it is a very separate mission. i own it, and we do it really well. it is a separate budget, but it is about -- we spent just for the detainee ops right at about 1,204,000,000. of course, as you know, we are tenants on the biggest donor. just by being there we don't have to buy electricity. $124 million is a good, round figure. >> our task is to make choices about how we spend our taxpayers' money. soak guantanamo and the continuation of it is expensive. that is money that might have been spent elsewhere. let's start about the deployment of uav for patrol. you mentioned to a coppers off the coast of california and other places. what used -- what is the use or the potential of using uav to increase your patrol capacity? lets start. it.

today's meetings will be adjourned for the following individuals for supervisor chiu's for the late mr. john and mr. sxooeven leon on behalf of the suggestion of supervisor cowen on behalf thoughtful boards for john and also at the suggestion of supervisor cowen and sxhoovlgz on behalf of the for the late ms. renee. >> thank you commissioner wolfram crew with jonathan and bill and others with that, there's no further business. >> that concluded our business before the board. >> ladies and gentlemen, we're (clapping.) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i think we have more companies anywhere in the united states it's at the amazing statement we're not trying to be flashy or shocking just trying to create something new and original were >> one of the things about the conduct our you enter and turn your your back and just so the orchestra. the most contrary composer of this time if you accountability his music you would think he's a camera come important he become ill and it was crazy he at the end of his life and pushed the boundary to think we're not acceptable at this point for sure it had a great influence he was a

i'm going to turn it over to mr. john. >> good afternoon acting director and chair george and members of the commission i'm john senior financial analyst for the coi i. a first broad stroke background on the cf ds and the roll in the shipyard. there's the fopgs that's authorized and the cf ds are an integral part of financing the shipyard >> scheme we don't have any - >> our screens up here are blank. >> i was looking at the paper. >> one second, sir. do we need to call someone to fix that? we'll see. okay natasha if it's not a quick fix we'll look at the paper. can you follow along on the paper we're going to take a minute to fix this. sir go ahead >> thank you. so excuse me. 2005 the cf d-7 was formed 5 point plus million for the infrastructure parks in the area that was old it was formed in 2008, for the purpose of maintenance that doesn't issue bonds. in 2008, the cf d-7 r m a what direction reflecting the bonding capacity to $65 million. on april 1st, 2014, this commission approved the form of and amended r m a for c

one thing i heard from the protection of the vertical club mr. john said it doesn't have to be in the sequa comes at a time it's addressed through the permitting process the building itself didn't have to be a potential for the building permit process so the building permit process is, you know, they have the building permit that's what i'm appealing how exactly has it and i can show you the potential damage to the advert club. thank you for your time >> thank you. okay. i'll hear from the permit holder now. >> good evening, commissioners thank you four hearing this case. i'm with the law enforcement i'm the attorney for and partner with the sfmta projects. the paelths appeal first addresses the just a second hammering the just a second hammering didn't require a buckle permit only a public health department permit. so department of human being health asked for the exposurey for the mitigation plan. so to this stent sf hires someone to do the testing and january 21st it had the building permit and on january 27th they punched poles in two spots to pro

mr. johnerman is on the ground near the start line and going to him for the very latest in just a few moments. but first vice president joe biden arrived in ukraine on a two-day mission to bolster the kiev government with the announcement of more u.s. assistance as protest earls say six people were killed in eastern ukraine at a barricade in a shootout sunday. pro-russian supporters refuse to lay down arms and believe the public buildings. we want to take you live to phil black. we understand thousands of russian troops are amassed along the border. i'm curious of thesense of the people, the residents, the people that make up the community, what are their sentiments? are they fearing a war, an invasion by russia? >> reporter: some people fear it. some people desperately want it. pleading the w the russian president to go ahead. michaela, it depends on where you are in this region. differs from down to town. here in donetsk, looks like a fortress at a moment. anti-u.s. and european messages, pl

. >> it was clear that the israelis were taking us for granted, and it was clear that mr john kerry, and the united states are failing to pressure the israelis to come to reason. >> so despite a promise to suspend the search for international recognition, abbas unilaterally joined treaties like the conventions including rights for the minorities. >> issues about basic human dignity and rights. human rights advocates want mahmoud abbas to go further, ex-banding the conventions to the 63 the plns are eligible for. if we want to make the occupation not profitable by holding those responsible for violations accountable. we must exceed to all of them. mahmoud abbas didn't join the international criminal court or the court of justice, which israel fears he can use to accuse israeli officials who operate inside the territories of war crimes. >> even though both sides have broken promises, the u.s. is trying to keep them tough. >> take the moment, make tough decision and move the process forward. as i said clearly, we believe there is a path forward here. >> on wednesday both sides, negotiat

mr. quan. >> commissioners john quan from the dksz again. i think in many ways the time issue we've beat it to death i want to talk about the location for randall street the department received 12 objections based on that the hearing officer did open the hearing for 20 days. to evaluate proposals. during the hearing one the observe terse identified three locations and the department did receive at the end of 20 days at&t response was those locations are more than 3 hundred photo away from our cabinet and therefrom they don't satisfy the requirement. the departments expectation was for at&t to meet with the obtain terrors to identify those additional locations in those 3 locations didn't satisfy at&t requirements to find a resolution that didn't happen. in relation to 33 of walter street we received a petition from 29 people observing to the placement and based on this on our hearing okay. we directed at&t with opening for 20 days to have a followup what walk and they do. i was reported to by my staff that 4 people showed up one was by happen

mr. quan. >> thank you, john quan from the department of public works. the department acknowledges that at&t has absolutely right to place their boxes in a public right-of-way, however, the city can dedicate time and manner for the displacement of the facilities that's why we permit those and with a preprilt permit before we issue american people evaluation permit. one of the things that the public members pointed out was a tree identified at this location. i did evaluate the pamper that was submitted there were several pictures of the location one showed a vehicle in front of the proposed site and another the proposed at&t box on the sidewalk. by what was sprooipz it didn't show a existing base because i went back there and checked with google map there's an empty tree well, i don't know whether it was an accident that at&t places the facility and masked it i can't speak to that but the bottom line is the city a established stormwater management and the city is correct in regulating the enforcement as it relates >> out of the one hundred and 60 previous

john, i do not want to tell you. mrs. northrup, you must tell me. john, well, if you must know, i love your sarah. mrs. northrup, you must not. john, i know it, and that is the trouble. mrs. northrup, have you ever mentioned it to her? john, no, we have not said one word to each other. i dare not. but how could i help loving her when she has taken such good care of me these two years? when sarah returned home that evening, her mother was waiting. mrs. northrup, sarah, do you love john ridge? sarah, yes, i do love john. at that, quote, mrs. northrup saw there was trouble this the camp. [laughter] the northrups decided that swift action was essential to prevent further dalliance between the two young sweethearts. they must send their daughter away. thus, shortly thereafter mr. northrup took sarah to her grandparents, dr. joel and mrs. mabel sarah, in new haven and told them why and what he had brought her for. he wished hem to make parties -- them to make parties and introduce her to other gentlemen and try in every way to get her mind off john ridge.

mr. john wagner is acting deputy assistant commissioner for the office of field operations in u.s. border protection. mr. wagner from serve as executive director and passenger programs was responsible for all travelers admissibility related policies and programs. ms. brenda sprague served as deputy assistant secretary of state for passport services in the bureau of consular affairs, a position she held since july of 2008. and in this capacity this break oversees a network of 28 agencies and centers that are responsible for the exception -- adjudication and issuance of u.s. task force. mr. chabot is the director of interpol washington, the nsa's national central bureau, a position he has held since 2012. as director the xml for the attorney general as the official u.s. represents to interpol. mr. bray has been focused on improving partnerships between the other 189 interpol member countries and the u.s. a federal, state and local tribal law enforcement counterparts. careful statements about what is will appear in the record and the turn of recognizes mr. bersin for his statement. >>

used that statement, scholars have used that area then i think the good gentleman is right that mr. johnobably deeply upset and frustrated and it was perhaps a slip of the tongue and it is a heavily loaded term used to delegitimize israel. but it has been used for decades. >> just am i just want to say it is a loaded word particularly now because there is a growing effort on some college campuses in the u.s., imposing sanctions. the reality is that israel is the most democratic country. >> it's night and day. and israelis probably have more rights than those in the middle east because they are citizens of a general democracy. they said in the israeli racial apartheid system in south africa, it's just totally wrong. so my guess is as you said, if you could roll the tape that, you would never say that again. neil: really quickly, are you buying the quibblerclippers? >> i cannot say. but i think that the commissioner did the right thing. and there's very unusual rules but let's just say, if this was the ceo of any fortune 500 company, the board of directors would say that it's going to kill

mr. john wagner is acting deputy assistant commissioner for the office of field operations in u.s. n. mr. wagner from serve as executive director and passenger programs was responsible for all travelers admissibility related policies and programs. ms. brenda sprague served as deputy assistant secretary of state

on my right, mr. john constabul and mr. bob armstrong from the australian transport safety bureau. over on the left, we have captain matthews, who is from the u.s. navy and is an expert on the underwater detection equipment. i don't intend to involve him in the press conference, but if anybody wants some technical detail about that equipment, he's available for one on one interviews after this press conference. from now on, i intend to hold regular media briefings in regard to the missing malaysian airlines flight mh-370 in this location. let me start with today's search. up to 10 military planes, 4 civil jets and 9 ships will assist in today's search. australian maritime safety authority has determined a search area of about 217,000 square kilometers. and that area is 1,700 kilometers northwest of perth. today's search area will focus on three areas within the same broad vicinity. the first aircraft departed for the search area at 6:00 western standard time this morning. a total of 26 state emergency service volunteers from western australia, new south wales were workers on three

not guilty. >> john jones most definitely did not do it. >> innocent man. >> mr. not guilty, man. i'm an innocent man. free john jones, hot boy. tony montana. this is how we've got to live right now. you know, that's my bottle right there. that's my homeboy right here. i love him. i love all them. they all innocent men. you know, we innocent. john jones, mr. not guilty, y'all. >> jones earned that moniker over the previous seven years. though he's had numerous arrests and convictions on drugs and weapons charges, he's been acquitted in separate murder and attempted murder charges. an additional murder charge was dropped to reckless homicide after a witness failed to testify. jones took a plea deal and served a nine-month sentence. >> louisville's most wanted, man. and i ain't saying it just to be saying it. i'm louisville's most wanted. they want me off the street. >> 14 months earlier jones, who is regarded by law enforcement as a prominent gang member, was once again arrested on an attempted murder charge and is currently on trial. he has pled not guilty but could face life in pr

it was becoming clear that the israelis are taking us for granted and it was becoming clear that mr johnerry, and the united states are failing to pressure the israelis to come to reason. >> despite a promise to suspend the search for international recognition, the boss joined treaties and conventions guaranteeing the rights of minorities. >> these issues are about basic human dignity, rights. >> this is also about accusing israel of wrongdoing. human rights advocates plant mahmoud abbas to expand the 16 conventions to the 63 that the palestinians are eligible for. >> if we want to hold israel accountable and make the occupation not profitable but costly by holding those responsible for violations accountable. we must exceed to both of them. >> mahmoud abbas didn't join the criminal court, which israel fear he could use to accuse israeli officials of war crimes, that operate in the palestine territories. >> mahmoud abbas has been called restrained. both sides broke promises. the u.s. is trying to keep them tough. >> they've this moments before. take the tough moment. make decisions and m

. >> i would like to bring in another son of boston, mr. john king.champing at the bit to join in on the day of celebration. doing your city proud. >> reporter: kind of nice. if you grew up a red sox fan, it wasn't until our adult life we got to see this at all and now three times. it is great to see that. i don't think the president is -- if jonny gomes has that jacket, i am sure it will end up in a closet somewhere. big poppy has something under wraps he is going to give the president. what is he holding there? >> he is holding some kind of package. president obama, you will remember, john, because you were there, after the marathon bombings, gave a lovely speech lifting the spirits of that city. he talked about, one day, some boston team would win a championship. little did he know it was going to be the boston red sox. >> it is a great group of people. you see jerry remy there, you see the current team, some of the executives. some are dressed quite corporate. other players aren't quite sure what to do. >> i still think that that blazer that jonny

mr. chair, john lou with office of economic development. given the supervisor's overview the presence of department staff here that is available to talk more about the specifics on the legislation if there's need or desire i will be brief. the mayor was pleased to introduce this legislative package along with several supervisors including chiu and campos and supervisor cohen of this committee and working in coordination with our partners and the executive director is here today with important partner in putting this together so lend support to local manufacturing sectors always been a key element of the mayor's 17 point job plan so it was in this vain over the last year we were able to produce this package with the cosponsors and industry sponsors and it's because we're part of a national trend that seen growth in manufacturing. san francisco is now struggling to find space for small and medium size businesses and those that wish to locate here in the city so in that vain this package was produced and the goal is two fold to ease the regula

. >> to begin our lesson on the history of the fed, let me introduce you to mr. john mauldin. mr. mauldin is one of our nation's leading analysts and is the president of mauldin economics. >> the fed was originally created to try to smooth out the boom-bust cycles. it was a reaction to the crash of 1907 when morgan basically had to perform the function of the fed by stepping in and quieting the markets. but the country had been through a series of panics and boom-bust cycles, so they decided to go back to a central bank model to try to smooth that out. and i think that is in my view the real purpose of a central bank. >> we had had a series of financial panics in the u.s. 1907 was a particularly bad one. when you have a financial panic, what you have is people running to get their money out of the bank and there is no lender of last resort to banks. now, what happened was a private sector stepped in 1907, particularly a guy named j.p. morgan, whom you may have heard of, and acted like a central bank. ok, that's a little problematic. so congress had had enough by then. so it set up

mr. john, welcome back to "mad money". >> thank you, jim. >> you know what?to give you some mission belts from "shark tank," after i wore this i'll never wear it again. no hole, it just opens up all of the time and you gave me a lot of great compliments and i'll put it up here to brag. >> i gave you compliments because you made people a lot of money and a lot of people know you from shark tank. >> and it's probably the biggest thing that's been going on here, but i also want to talk about how you knew things and i know i mentioned the index and first i'm going to say if you recall, you told me that you blew me away when you said, you know what? the iphone may not be as hot as samsung. apple was really high and it's come down a lot. is there any chance, just to follow up, is samsung cooler than the iphone? >> samsung is still cooler and samsung is spreading its wings a little and is grabbing enough people. you know what? i call it the say word factor. in my neighborhood you see something astonishing and it's the wild factor and you know the samsung does this -

we will take a very quick break and we are back with mr. john> good morning am everyone. it is fed day. our guest host, john ryding. signs of real improvement in the stock formation. a jobs report on friday. this is a debate about the fed behind the story -- head of the story. the job market is getting better. >> absolutely the job market is getting better. the most telling indicator for april was the for the drop in claims whichobless suggests that fewer companies are laying off workers. there is plenty of job openings out there in terms of the numbers we see from the labor department. the missing piece has been getting existing workers into the jobs -- the labor market is not matching as well the unemployed to the jobs available. the idea of that long-term unemployed buying us the regular unemployed. there's is a number -- the structural unemployment won't improve. is it a matter of time to get there? >> time helps. unfortunately, it's too long for the long-term unemployed. we need nonmonetary government economic policies. work retraining poli

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speaker, i want to thank the chairman, my friend from texas, mr. john culberson and i want to thank our ranking member, mr. bishop. these two members are true models of what bipartisan is in congress. they have done a great job to show the american public when it comes to the veterans and the military, this is not a democrat or republican issue but it's an issue we all work together so i want to thank them. i want to thank them for the work they've done, but in particular i want to thank both gentlemen and the committee about an issue dealing with the backlog that's existed at the v.a. for many years. veterans of all generations deserve a benefit system that's easy to navigate and is responsive to their needs. s of april 26, 2014, the claims totaled 396,000 of those 319,000 have been pending more than 125 days. and this is something that has to be cleared and this is something that the congress is working on. while congress has made work, more has to be done, and we need to make sure that in this appropriation bill that we not only provide the bureaucra

mr. gibner. sure john gibner, deputy city attorney. the the lawsuit that gave rise to this piece of legislation was settled last year the board approved the settlement has part of the she means to the departments handling the case agreed to remedy to the board adapting locomotion along the lines of what's before you today so clarify the existing rules about the ability of people who have permits to be in the parks and their right to exclude others the legislation our referring to supervisor kim that passed last year dealt with free speech zones and that's in union square >> ultimate it turned out there was two areas we needed to address in order not to run afoul of the first amendment we're saying the right to exclude only applies to public event currently it says all event you have the right to exclude but a public event you can only exclude in someone is interfering say you're having a wedding reception or a corporate event in a public park you have the right to exclude people from coming to your wedding reception we distinguished so

mr. pappas. next speaker, please. >> john fitch. istachar high. [speaker not understood]. >> good afternoon, am fitch. >>> good afternoon, members of the board ferment i'm here to bring voice. in my opinion of a concerned citizen. i believe that we need to freeze the muni fare hike. san francisco muni has been depleting their annual budget and burning through taxpayers' dollars in a feeble attempt to [speaker not understood] a system [speaker not understood]. san francisco is the most expensive city in the nation. we need to band together and help one another or we will be lost. you have got to stamp out dependence on bleeding out the weak, the disadvantaged and those individuals earning under 60,000 annually. january 28, 2014, san francisco board of supervisors held a board meeting in which they agreed to purchase a total of 60 trolley buses. shortly after this meeting, san francisco mta held a meeting proposing fare hikes. passengers cannot afford any more increase in their cost of living. i believe a better solution is to create a referendum al

mr. quan. >> evening john quan for the department of public works i've heard from the appellant that they do pay for the direct cost force the department i'll agree it didn't pay for the staff time the issue is trying to schedule a room at city hall in many cases that's been the challenge for the department we'll be working to get the additional time on monday in those kind of cases. i'm not hearing really is the continued point to the order itself that based on the order upon the objection we have a southern timetable to process the hearing. what the challenge we continue to face this is also, this is in context to their mou of memoranda of the understanding that when we do a posting there is a 20 day posting period and it would come in on the same day for the posting to schedule the hearing immediately is what their suggesting. when we do that and in consideration that at&t has stated they'll do the box walk to court reporter those opportunity for the hearing date of 20 days to the potential directors hearing of a week, week and a half i take it a challenge that at&t tried to schedule thos