mr. michael. >> yes, tim fry, department staff. we are working with vince mikel as commissioner hasz about the facilitator to work on the standards and the origins and how they have been used and applied over jurisdictions over time and to set the stage not only with this commission but the staff and the public on what sort of goals we should set and direction we should go in developing a guidelines document which we hope to have more robust discussions on towards the end of this year. so again, as commissioner hasz mentioned mr. ion an is looking for a site where we can have this special meeting and we certainly want to broadcast it as much as possible to encourage the public to participate as well. >> what's the date for that? >> it will be may 21st as your regularly scheduled hearing that is being proposed to not cancel but to move off site for a more conducive discussion. >> will that meeting be recorded? or televised? >> that is an item that does not appear on your agenda. but i did have a conversation with sf gov. tv. san fra

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the hideous little saying that's been refined for a just estimate is less affected by the mother mrs michael cousins come to green is a gem and taunts about on an institutional business assuming that it was the late harold ii of greece's prime minister on to summarize. two employees because of the policies of light breeze. the kids love uncle mostly in life he is interfering in the affairs of our country and national awards. this is not cold war this is how weak governments this leads us to look at the moment they certainly think that's we will companies governments increase in deaths will argue in the creek people's interest and smoltz mrs model and will push for different policies in your own home the dm mannequin and i took the keys. and what do you respond to those chosen to do it tell me that we'd actually be very generous and if you look back at this crisis it's the greeks themselves who are responsible for everything it up and said they should be happy with what they got. amy sutherland said some parts of the responsibility for the crisis in the middle of months we are asking for a vi

mr. michael holmes. what are you hearing about the bluefin's progress? >> good to see you, don.you said. we expect word in the next few hours how it's done. of course, it ended after a bit of a software glitch. it was down again pretty quickly and scanning the ocean floor. as you said 95% covered before this mission. we would expect mission 14 will lift that figure to 100% of this current area of focus. confirmation also of what we've been reporting to you in recent days, don, that the next area to be looked at it adjacent to the current 10 kilometer or six-mile radius around that most promising acoustic sound just north of the current site around where they got the third acoustic sound, what they hoped then and hope now was a ping from one of those black boxes, don. >> so, michael, you know, we have been hearing for over a week now that the air search will end soon. what are you hearing about that? are planes back up for several more days now? >> yeah. it's been strange really. we had heard that part of the search would have ended days ago, the search leader, angus houston, say

mr. plant hold. >> damien william. ladies and gentlemen of the jury, just so that people can hear me downstairs, if you could keep your clapping to a minimum. people can hear. [speaker not understood] michael pappas. john flip. >> hello, mr. williams. >>> hello, i'm jamie williams, i'm a member of the [speaker not understood] advisory committee and [speaker not understood] the ark. i feel honored to be here today as an advocate for all 150 transition students here in san francisco. thank you for adding special education students 18 to 22 years old to your proposed budget. many people do not know the difference between the categories of special education services here in san francisco. mild to moderate are students who have disabilities that need accommodation. to be successful in the general education curriculum. they receive no more than 50% of the services from the special education. students like -- students like me are recognized -- or categorized as moderate to severe. that means my disability impacts all parts of our life. [speaker not understood], live independently. students like me get more intensive support in order to help us become independent, up to 100% of our serve is he her

michael poppas. >> good afternoon, mr. plant hold. >>> good afternoon, i'm bob plant hold. i'm glad to hear of the amendment to extend muni for 18 low or moderate kid. it important kid continue their education through high school. so, thank you for that amendment. i know that some may find appealing your delay of a fare increase, both cash and fast pass until next year. there still is the unresolved question of, i will say it, fairness. too often the questions our advocates get in talking to public officials boil down to can we afford fairness rather than how do we work towards fairness towards including seniors and people with disabilities who are low and moderate income of getting their transit easily available. it's disconcerting that, i will say it, you're not putting pressure on management to better find ways to address some of the options that have been brought forward like reducing work orders. there's no real pressure. too often, i will say it, city agencies get fed first from the revenues of muni. unresolved, unaddressed, unanswered for years are the wex i've conti

mrs. >> hello supervisors i'm michael running for district. >> - excuse me, sir. i just want to state there's no campaigning in the champ >> i'll look for to rule afterward i'm here about the chronic editorial yesterday about the new regulations being proposed for the public library. i hope you can show those photos that appeared in the chronology from the public restroom at the public library. those photos appeared in the chronicle after the chronicle wrote another picture of women changing their clothes in the public restroom. now the controllable california is calling for embarrassed enforcement of the rules at the public library. and those rules include not taking photos in the library. there's also the matter of state law section 647 j one. and which prohibits taking pictures in public spaces i've asked the police department to see if the chronicle on two separate occasions violated state law when they sent in two staff froofrz to hang out it's hilltop california so have the homeowners who spell the last need a bathhouses to wash up while the library is viola

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michael barrett in the room? karen fish kin? page yuan sing? herbert wiener? mr. chairman, if we could just wait for a moment, they may be downstairs and needing to come up. we do have someone. >> good afternoon. >> her name is [speaker not understood]. [speaking through interpreter] >>> good afternoon, my name is page [speaker not understood]. access to transportation services is a vital role for seniors who depend on muni for mobility in the community. for many seniors the cost of transpourization is something we struggle with because most of us rely on a fixed ssi income. the cost of muni went from $10 to $23 this year. $23 is not a lot to many people, but on fixed income every cent counts. the city is getting increasingly unaffordable for low-income residents. a couple would take turns using a pass to run errands and going to doctor visits. if we can help alleviate burdens seniors and those with disabilities face we can really help improve the quality of life. we urge you to [speaker not understood] today so they can remain active and mobile in our city. thank

please welcome ambassador michael mcfaul. (applause) mr.you so much for coming on. now ambassador that say great title. you get to hold on to that even if you are not ambassador any more? >> technically but now i'm professor. >> stephen: your excellency. >> if you want to call me that, that would be happy. >> stephen: that is really nice. i would have cards printed up. okay. now as i said you were former u.s. ambassador to russia. an architect of president obama's reset policy there. i hear that term a lot. what does reset mean? because we seem like we're reset to the cold war with russia. >> which i'm in favor of, what was the intention of our reset with russia? >> well back in 200 when president obama used that term the first time, the idea was very simple. that we have some common interest with russia. and if we engage with them f we talk to them we can achieve those outcomes so getting rid of nuclear weapons, sanctions on iran, supplying our troops in afghanistan through russia or increasing trade and investment, and that's what we did.

i will start with charlie walker, ace on the case, michael brown, rico landry. mr. walker. >> good evening, i would like to compliment you for calling this hearing. and i am very upset over the fact that that man over the housing authority stand here and tell you a deliberate lie. they are selling those units to those developers. i am involved with one of the companies, the only black company that bid. there is no black company involved in their construction. they think this is a joke of theirs. but for him to stand and tell you they are not doing demolition. they are already doing demolition. and he has no respect of you as a supervisor, and stand here and tell you a lie, they are not going do that. they are going to tear down potrero hill, and those places are already falling down.

mrs. melton. thank you for watching. i'm michael smerconish. i'll see you tomorrow morning at 9:00, regular time. our whole new show will be ready to go. a special report with don lemon starts right now. >> this is a cnn special report. the mystery of flight 370. i'm don lemon. we have breaking news. at this moment the australian ship ocean shield is towing the u.s. navy's pinger that can detect picks from the plane's data recorders in water as deep as 20,000 feet. the ship will have a travel -- have to travel very slowly at a speed of 1 to 5 knots. but it can search around the box. the black boxes could go silent as soon as monday. 13 planes and 11 ships are out there. but there are still more questions than answers. you've been tweeting your questions by the thousands. we have top experts standing by to answer them. liz says maybe 370 goes down in the ocean in one piece. this explains the absence of the debris. and, where will debris begin to wash up on shore? >>> i want to get right to cnn's reporters in perth. richard quest is here with me

the chairman of the house homeland security committee michael mccaul joins us from austin. mr. chairman s. there anything new on this session? what do we think that caused this? >> if i can say a texan like yourself, this package hits home. our hearts go out to the families and the victims. this fort hood community has been resilient and i'm proud of what they have done, the great place in standing up. this is the second time we have seen this now at fort hood. i did attend the commemoration service when major hassan killed 12 soldiers and one civilian. it's difficult to see this happen again. and in terms of new information coming in, we do know that mr. lopez applied for leave of absence. he appeared to be a disgruntled employee. but at the end of the day you are dealing with a mental health illness issue. not unlike what we saw at the navy yard shooting. i'm disturbed about the uptick in shootings and violence at our military installations across the nationment and one last bit of information with respect to mr. lopez' state of mind, he did put on his facebook comments about

mr. mcallister today announced that he will not resign his seat, but he will also not run for re-election in november. also today, the justice department unsealed its felony charges against another republican congressman, michaelw york. mr. grimm also says that he will not resign but he in fact says he will run for re-election, while he's under indictment on 20 federal charges. the really sticky wicket with him is the republican party may not be able to get their indicted congressman off the ballot in november even if they want to try to. what is most amazing about this story is who the republicans might put up against him for that seat. seriously, this is unbelievable, and that story is coming up. >>> early this morning, president obama was in manila in the philippines giving a press conference and the fox news channel got in the last question for the president and they got a rise out of the president in so doing. watch. >> as you end this trip, i don't think i have to remind you there have been a lot of unflattering portraits of your foreign policy right now. rather than get into the all the details of red lines, et cetera, i'd like to give you a chance to lay out what your vision is more than five years int

mr. bill robert and myself operates the business on a daily business we've been friends and partners since 2010. we've been led by the michael and others working with lanar ralph and building engineer lewis and kitchen architect mr. joe. they've worked in the fashioned of designing an unconventional kitchen to meet the needs of our business i want to thank paulette who's company made similar services. with us today are a number of customers who came down to show support and some may speak. i'll ask them now to stand the cookery ecliptic customers please stand. thank you very much. others unable to attend have sent letters and you've got them. we appreciate the people in the open spaces community that are here in support as well. as you know you've identify a been a planter since 1981 it's exciting to see others here it's my privilege to serve as vice president and want and being a part of that it unsatisfactory and very interesting. most of my cac colleagues passing past and presence e present know you've got a business dui but do know what i side. it's not about my business the cac members and people identified me we matter

. >> no, michael is better. >> mr. steele.w, boehner's comments flabbergasted me, not just that what he was saying you but how he said it, the smocking semisive cantankerous tone he was taking with members of his own party. i'm sure there are plenty of republicans that actually agree with him, both inside the has of congress and outside. did he do a service to the party in saying that stuff, or did he do a disservice? >> i think he did. i i applauded him for saying it the way he said it. speaker boehner understands he's got to get something doen this year. the one thing you want done is immigration. there's a real window of opportunities for the republicans going into midterm elections that at the beginning the year were time-outed as a slam dunk, which i suspect by the time we get to labor day won't be as much as a slam dunk as people think. this is an important card to play. so to lay out very honestly, i'm dealing with a caucus that's whining don't do this, we can't vote on this, i think that's his frustration really coming

mr. mcallister today announced that he will not resign his seat, but he will also not run for re-election in november. also today, the justice department unsealed its felony charges against another republican congressman, michael york. mr. grimm also says that he will not resign but he in fact says he will run for re-election, while he's under indictment on 20 federal charges. the really sticky wick it with him is the republican party may not be able to get their indicted congressman off the ballot in november even if they want to try to. what is most amazing about this story is who the republicans might put up against him for that seat. seriously, this is unbelievable, and that story is coming up. the day we rescued riley was a truly amazing day. he was a matted mess in a small cage. so that was our first task, was getting him to wellness. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. from contractors and doctors to dog sitters and landscapers, you can find it all on angie's list. we found riley at the shelter, and found everything he needed at angie's list. join today at angieslist.com my guests are "nathan, which dish is better?". now i say you can have

michael lewis is torn to shreds in an op-ed. mr. lewis will join us at 10:00 this morning. oin "bloomberg surveillance tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m.. we will talk about a set of distinctions about his idea that the market is rigged. not one, twice on bloomberg television. >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am scarlet fu here with tom keene and adam johnson. let's get you some "company news." reach taking a step to customers in their living room. they will introduce a device to stream movies and tv shows at an event in new york city today. the gadget will put amazon and closer competition with apple and google. ends sales with t-mobile. it will not renew its contract with the carrier when it expires at the end of this month. john chen has criticized t-mobile for encouraging smartphone users to switch to iphones. tory diller will expand every major u.s. city as its core battle is successful. in an interview, he offered a bleak forecast for the service if the supreme court rules against it. >> if you lose, we are finished. >> there's nothing you can salvage? >> you never us

only days after president obama as title in japan economic revitalization mr mchugh of my week with us trade representative michael from many in washington the two talked for hours from morning till night and at first to iron out their differences over the trans pacific partnership free trade pacts. and they did make some progress america is agreed that the japanese can keep terrace on race week and so far the two sides remained wide apart on issues regarding beef and pork americans want cares on the east to be reduced significantly. japanese decent green. in those days too we've made some progress you know we have a long way to go. us farmers export hundred and fifty thousand tonnes of beef to japan a year. they're hoping that a trade agreement would allow them to produce these experts the cd instead. mark get the chance. currently standing at twenty point five percent. a story. cities need to push forward to try to get used to after lesson are relieved that we can teach him not me over there japanese farmers are demanding that government officials not him. and some lawmakers say that aired on frozen beef should

his brothers robert and donald, as well as his four grandchildren, lillian, meadow, andon, and michael. mr. speaker, last week the mcdaily air force base two communities gathered. one the community of from the tampa bay area who knew and loved doc. the second community, that of special operators who loved doc. it was a fitting tribute to a great man. today we honor his life, his legacy, and service, and today we pledge and commit to carry on the fight that doc fought against a.l.s. we commit to not quitting until that fight is won. mr. speaker, i'm honored today to honor a great man who had an impact across this world. i appreciate it, mr. speaker, i yield back. steve: the gentleman yields back. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, r. mcintyre, for five minutes. mcintyre: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask permission to revise and extend. steve: without objection, so ordered. mr. mcintyre: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today as co-chairman of the congressional prayer caucus in recognition in celebration of our annual observance of the national day of prayer.

mr. putin may be safe. michael, russia has effectively been on a spending spree. they have the search yielded bits, projects in siberia, and now this territorial landgrab in ukraine. can vladimir putin really keep up this pace in terms of going after territory like ukraine and crimea? >> i think you hit the nail on the head. if you want to curtail his expansion, the way to do it is through his economy. that is the sense of the vulnerability. market share three and $60 billion in 2007, down to $77 billion in 2013. it is not going to get any better. it will continue sliding. completely relying on oil and gas, it is dependent on the demand from ukraine and europe. but also the way that it actually sells oil and gas. it is all tied together. gas prices are relatively cheap. europe is trying to undermine the that through stock market trading and that is where the dilemma is going to come from. to beyou had listened premised or seven years ago, he would tell you that it would be a $1 trillion company -- listened to the prime minister seven years ago, he would tell you t

mr. fromen, or frank and honest discussions. >> u.s. trade representative michael froman will accompany president obama and arrive in japan on wednesday. froman is expected to continue to push for an accord, until the start of the summit talks. meanwhile, u.s. house majority leader eric cantor has expressed hope that president obama will make progress in his tpp talks with prime minister abe. cantor is in tokyo ahead of obama's visit. cantor noted u.s. lawmakers from both parties have introduced a bill to speed up trade negotiations. he said the trade promotion authority bill is now working its way through congress. >> the members of the house of representatives are going to cast their vote on tpa, reflecting the quality, if you will, of the agreement on tpp. >> the so-called fast track bill would give more authority to the executive branch of the government in trade talks. >>> japan's giant public pension fund is getting ready to consider shuffling its portfolio. it's chosen new members of its investment committee. they'll be reviewing the fund's investment strate

and after michael will be quinn ze tong. >>> good afternoon, mr. chairman, member of the committee. [speaker not understood]. i've lived in san francisco my entire life and i hope to remain here the remainder of my days. supervisors, a i'm here asking for your potive recommendation to the full board on police commissioner angela chan. i have a very high standard when it comes to volunteer citizens and sometimes folks don't under the time commitments that are required to serve on these commissions, especially this all too important commission. i can tell you on a fact a couple occasions i reached out to commissioner chan and shakoes ~ she's not only been responsive, but quick and responsive on issues near and dear to the latino community. i ask for your recommendation back to the full body an individual that as served and served with distinction and will continue to provide the contributions that all of our communities [speaker not understood]. thank you, supervisors. >> thank you. so, after the next speaker will be prim chi tong and pam fisher. [speaker not understood]. >>> good aft

mr. cummings messaged me and said michael lewis did not contact me. so i don't know if that adds anything. know what's amazing about all of this? michael lewis was the side show. he at one point basically disappeared and the battle was here on the floor between brad and mr. o'brien. he basically sat back like a lot of us and just watched the fist fight. >> that is where the battle is. the battle is right here on the floor of the new york stock exchange. over how the future of trading is going to take place and whether or not we have disenfranchised the retail investor who now does not trust wall street. >> good point, sue. >> we both tried to clarify from mr. lewis that he is not telling everyone it's unsafe to invest in the market. he tried to distance himself from that. but i think you will agree, sue, that was certainly the implication and a lot of people are very upset about that. >> absolutely. we tried three or four times to get him to clarify it. but then brad said when he was pressed by bill o'brien, do you think the markets are rigged, he sai

the economic revitalization mr acted out by the bed with us trade representative michael fro man for two days. they debated japan's tariffs on five categories of agricultural products including beef and pork japanese negotiators try to strike a compromise but their us counterparts would end by zero both sides are japan keen to find a breakthrough before preston barack obama visits later this month the negotiators are raging another meeting between body and problem. the money will go to washington next week if the diet approves the plan an investment fund has been established to support japanese companies to do more business in muslim countries is the first fund of its kind in the nation. the fun was jointly set up by malaysian government backed management company and a japanese venture capital firm businessmen and investors gathered at a ceremony held in tokyo to mark the launch of the fun. the new fund will provide capital to companies that sell products and services in line with islamic law. you also help japanese companies to obtain a halal certificate which means that their produ