mr. michaels? >> back ahead, i think i would echo -- i think we're picking up on the mic. >> am i on now? sorry, i'm just trying to get to the slide. i'm going to echo the comment that was just made. it really is important to do what this commission is doing which is to create specific design guidelines and i think you need to consider that you have different context too. it's a compact city, but a large city. different districts have different qualities and different his toreing context. i take you back to the first idea which starts with the bird charter, starts with the international purchase to preservation, which are also embodied in the secretary of standards, which are identify, evaluate, register and treat. we tend to focus whether looking at the standards or pictures of changes, on that last part of that sentence, treat, the last part of the process, but by the time you get to treatment you should have registration or a landmark designation that tells you, gives you guideline going forward

mr. michael. >> thank you again. and i appreciate all the comments because i think there has been on ongoing challenge in what creates a false sense of history. the other sense we have is we live an eclectic time. there's certain styles of architecture that can point to a certain period of time. we live in a time when there's a whole huge range of styles so it become more difficult. this is a good example, this is a 1903 daniel designed library in joliet. it had an addition in 1990, opened in 1991, that from a distance looks very much like the original building, but when you get close you can see the differentiation because the stone is different and in fact, the patterning of the rough and smooth stone is different so there's a fairly obvious line on the exterior and interior, but from a distance it tends to look like the historic. this is an example on the south bai. bay. on the left is historic buildings and next to it are buildings they added in 1966. now, this one can't be mistaken because it has a big 1996 in t

michael. other questions, happy to relay them to the director or mr. jocelyn is also here and can address your questions as well. >> commissioners, any questions? seeing none, we'll move on. >> commissioners, item two, review of past events, the planning commission, staff report and announcements. >> tim fry again, department staff. couple items to share with you regarding past planning commission hearings. the first, at the may 8th planning commission hearing the department provided an update on our implementation as it's related to the mayor's directive on housing and materials outlining our procedural changes are included in your correspondence folder. you'll see how we're treating procedures for removing illegal dwelling units, but the department is working with the mayor's office and we're exploring ways to increase housing production and affordable housing. the working groups are meeting now and are going to make recommendations in late july and once those recommendations are ready we'll provide those to you when they're available. also wanted to

mr. michael hough, congressional relation officer. the scope of this subpoena will encompass all emails and written correspondence where these parties discussed the discussion of an ultimate wait list, regardless of what name it was given earnings which form in which it was kept. pursuant to rule 11, clause 2-m-1-b of the house of representatives and rule 3, clause g of this committee, we have a motion before us that's at the desk and i will ask that the clerk will read the motion. >> ranking member michaud moved the committee authorize issuance to eric shinseki, secretary of the u.s. department of veterans affairs, for department of veterans affairs to produce all emails and written correspondence sent between april 9, 2014, 8:45, and may 8, 6:00 p.m. which addressed in whole or part the destruction or disappearance of an alternative or interim wait list with regard to the carl t. haden veterans' affairs medical center located in phoenix, arizona, in which secretary shinseki, dr. robert pretzel, undersecretary for health, dr. thomas

mr. michael, thank you. and we will adjourn. role call please. >> mr. haney. >> here. >> miss mendoza-mcdonnell. miss wynns. miss few few. fewer. >> here. >> please join me in the pledge of allegiance. er. >> here. >> please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> thank you, approval of board minutes. the regular board minutes meets of april 8, 2014, may i have a motion and second please. >> i move the adoption of the minutes . >> second. >> role call vote please. >> mr. han main. haney. >> yes. >> miss norton. >> yes. >> miss wynns. >> i. >> miss fewer. >> yes. >> miss [inaudible]. >> mr. logan. >> yes. >> thank you, that's six is. >> item b. superintendent carranza. >> the time and clock is ticking and the school year is winding down and i'd like to take this opportunity to recognize our many outstanding teachers and principals. and although they've been advertised in the newspapers, i'd like to remention their names because of the excellent work they do so i'd like to read the names of the mayor's teacher of the year awardees. we're going to point yo

mrs. edwards. michael young. is mrs. edwards going to speak? no. michael young. >> mrs. edwards? are you going to speak, okay. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon, my name is ke keatra edwards, i want to talk about our pay raise. i work for the department for street cleaning and the average tickets are $800 a day, and those would pay my salary, just one. we are becoming below average and working overtime to make ends meet. the only one to gain is city, is because when we work overtime we make less, we work very hard and our job title continues to grow. it started out with three items and now more and we don't get paid for it. we ask for the board to recognize that we do need a raise, thank you. >> michael young. >> good afternoon, members of the board, director riskin. my name is michael young, i haven't been with the department too long. i can't understand why a successful program that brought in revenue was canceled. well, i can, actually, because our mission statement for sfmta enforcement is to facilitate traffic throughout the city. when the mayor says we need metered money

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

mr. michaels is going to go through and we'll have four or five different stopping points. i dead not read his presentation ahead of time. >> i've got more examples about [inaudible] tim can certainly correct me if i'm wrong, but a lot of our major conflicts are around that issue around how these standards apply to changes to existing buildings. that's where some of the more -- the bigger conflicts we face often come into play, so it'd be good at some point to have that discussion as well. >> this might be a good spot to take a quick break, but we will make it quick, so five minutes if we -- thank you. >> it will be available to watch off of sfgov.tv for members who could not attend. looks like we're back. >> i will take the opportunity to come back to a couple slides so we can deal with the questions to changes to existing buildings because i did spend a lot of time on infill and additions. i'd like to reiterate what i keep starting with, which is how to you get from context to treatment? how do you get from the historic significance of a property to a group of properties

mr michael-martinez was a u.c.s. b student. foot patrol deputies heard the shooting and responded to vet the incident. as they arrived at the scene, they witnessed the suspect, who at that time was unknown, fleeing east bound in his suspect vehicle, a black bmw. the suspect conditioned towards location number four at the top of the loop, where he fired multiple round at two people on the side walk. now, the suspect drove his vehicle on the wrong side of the road and it was parallel to the sidewalk when he shot from the driver's wound. the suspect continued forward and he turned south bound on to elembarko dero, eastbound to delplyar to location number five, where he brandished a handgun at a female victim. the suspect fired additional rounds, turned his vehicle around and started to travel westbound on delplyar. a lone sheriff's deputy responding to the area on foot was then taken under fire by the suspect. the sheriff's deputy returned fire and the suspect drove off westbound on delplyer. she travelled to location number 6 in

mr. michael hough, congressional relation officer. the scope of this subpoena will encompass all emails and written correspondence where these parties discussed the discussion of an ultimate wait list, regardless of what name it was given earnings which form in which it was kept. pursuant to rule 11, clause 2-m-1-b of the house of representatives and rule 3, clause g of this committee, we have a motion before us that's at the desk and i will ask that the clerk will read the motion. >> ranking member michaud moved the committee authorize issuance to eric shinseki, secretary of the u.s. department of veterans affairs, for department of veterans affairs to produce all emails and written correspondence sent between april 9, 2014, 8:45, and may 8, 6:00 p.m. which addressed in whole or part the destruction or disappearance of an alternative or interim wait list with regard to the carl t. haden veterans' affairs medical center located in phoenix, arizona, in which secretary shinseki, dr. robert pretzel, undersecretary for health, dr. thomas

mr. michael huff. the scope of this is subpoena will encompass all e-mails and other written correspondence where these parties discussed the destruction of an alternate waitlist, regardless of what name it was given, and which form in which it was cap. pursuant to rule 11, clause two b of the house of representatives and rule three of clause g of this committee, we have a motion before us that is at the desk. i will ask that the clerk will read the motion. ranking member michelle moved to the committee authorized issuance of a subpoena. this address in whole or in part the destruction and disappearance of an alternate or interim waitlist with regards to the carl t hayden veterans affairs medical center located in phoenix arizona, in which secretary should seki, robert , mr.l and thomas lynch will gone, general counsel, or any other representative of the , dr.e of general counsel ron mauer, can -- chairman of the congressional house leader. reference too a said e-mail or other written correspondence. >

mr. michael huff, congressional relations officer. the scope of this subpoena will encompass all other written correspondence with these parties discussing the disruption of an alternate waitlist pursuant to rule number 11, of the house of representatives of this committee, we have a motion before us that is at the desk. and i'll ask that the court will read the motion. >> ranking member says the committee authorize this to eric shinseki, secretary of the u.s. department of veterans affairs. for the department to produce all e-mails and written correspondence sent between april 9 and may 8 at 6:00 o'clock p.m. which addresses in whole or in part the destruction of disappearance of an alternate or interim waitlist with regard to the veterans affairs medical center located in arizona in which the secretary and the undersecretary for health and thomas lynch for clinical health operations and management, plus the general counsel or any other representative of the office of >> the chairman sent a letter, the response we have received yeste

mr morin was very close to the finance minister michael noonan both were from west limerick. mr noonan said he accepted the resignation with regret. he said mr morin had been involved in every major decision he took his departure leaves a big cuddle i think leaving offered to store crude into it to her sometimes. my my mission is accomplished by multiple it difficult to understand. i think we need to break the culture. was it in the department announced a complete been fully broken mr moore and houses lined up a new job and will stay by the successor is found the question is whether that will be another outsider or a civil servant david murphy rte news. let's pick up the point for the second lowest of all those children who joins us to an ash on the cd also looking outside the department for a successor to mr moore looking outside is brody where they are going to go to no decision made on this yet as far as where oh where i thought to be a problem with looking at side is that outsiders whether they intend to move around from job to job of it within their careers for his career

mr. obama decided to speak. >> michael sam, the openly gay football player waiting to be drafted.could happen tomorrow. tonight, former local athletes are sharing insights. we are back in a moment. blap >>. >> it's not football season, but there is plenty of buzz with the 49ers and raiders and the entire nfl. it's about the draft and one player is still waiting to be drafted. if and when he does, he will be the first openly gay and active nfl player. we have the story of michael sam. cheryl? >> reporter: it is the dream of a lot of people to play here at levi stadium. i learned today that if you can play football, you can be drafted whether you are gay or straight. if you are a first like michael, some might wonder if his coming out affected his ranking in the draft. >> i want to let the world know and say hey, i'm gay. let me tell my story. >> reporter: he told his own story in his own way. the defensive player of the year coming out, telling the world he is gay. now that we are in the second day of the nfl draft, some wonder will his coming out stand in the way of him becoming t

please welcome ambassador michael mcfaul. (applause) mr. ambassador thank 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 t

mr michael moment and now they were talking about income inequality wage stagnation and globalization but the question is wages on the topic of we wage stagnation now a working paper by branko milanovic of the world bank took a look at the most recent wave of globalization over the past twenty five years to see who the winners and losers are in terms of global income inequality now his findings tell the story of rising incomes from the very top but also for the emerging global middle class in other words jets globally the rich are only getting richer but people in the fiftieth and sixtieth percentiles of global income distribution saw serious gains as well so edward we have a graph here that i think is going to kind of clarify what we're talking about now can you explain what we're looking at here so basically what you're looking at is going up and it is the percentage gain that they made over a twenty year period from one thousand nine hundred to two thousand and eight and going across what you see is a different percentiles going from zero to one hundred percent so. the numbers that

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. and to add insult to injury, what you don't know, the developers get the land for free. because the government is going to give them the money to do the work for the city, and they ain't out of a dime. and they don't have no black contractors on the job, and only say they have to have t

michael darda is chief mr. er at mkm partners-- michael darda is chief myth destroyer at mkm partners. what are we getting wrong in our analysis of why the yields are coming down? low yields andat assume the fed has been a lead balloon on the yield curve. whatu look at the period, is striking behind the falling yields is that you also see filing nominal gdp growth rates and falling inflation. if you take the whole cycle, from the first quarter of recovery to the last quarter for which we have data, it is the slowest nominal gdp growth of any postwar business cycle and the second lowest inflation. if that is your environment you will have low yields. >> in the 30 year bond chart, do you agree with pimco's bill gross about the new neutral? a dampening of growth expectations. a more dampened era. growth is trend somewhat slower. some of this is cyclical billing off the cliff. a velocity shock. only partially offset that. i do not want to sound too pessimistic because i think the growth outlook is decent. 5%will be

michael lewis' "flash boys." booktv hosted a call-in program with mr. lewis last month that can be viewed anytime at booktv.org. "can't we talk about something more pleasant?" is fourth on the list, and number five is thomas piketty with capital and the 21st century. he focuses on wealth and income inequality in the europe and the united states since the 18th century. george saunders comes in with "congratulations, by the way," and seventh is mariannaly varian cra's to "the closer." robin roberts at eighth with her memoir, "everybody's got something," and ninth is "david and goliath." malcolm gladwell's talk can be viewed on our web site. and matching up the best sellers list at ten is requested finding me," by ariel castro's kidnap victim, michele knight. for more information, visit npr.org. >> lauren is next on booktv of. she talks about the many political causes taken up by upton sinclair over his life including his unsuccessful run for governor of california in 1934. this is just over an hour. >> thanks. so i'm really happy for this event tonight. we've been thinking about it for the whole season. it's one

mr. michael hough, congressal relation officer. the scope of this subpoena will encompass all emails and written correspondentence where these parties discussed the discussion of an ultimate wait list, regardless of what name it was given earnings which form in which it was kept. pursuant to rule 11, clause 2-m-1-b of the house of representatives and rule 3, clause g of this committee, we ve a motion before us that's at the desk and i will ask that the clerk will read the motion. >> ranking member michaud move the committee authorize issuance to eric shinseki, secretary of the u.s. department of veterans affairs, for department of veterans affairs to produce all emails and written correspondence sent between 8, l 9, 2014, 8:45, and may 6:00 p.m. which addressed in whole or part the destruction or disappearance of an alternative or interim wait list with regard to the carl t. haden veterans' affairs medical center located in phoenix, arizona, in which secretary shinseki, dr. robert pretzel, undersecretary for health, dr. thomas lync

michael lewis' "flash boys." booktv hosted a viewer call-in program with mr. lewis last month. that can be viewed anytime at booktv.org. the memoir, "can't we talk about something more pleasant?" is fourth, and number five is thomas piketty with "capital." he focuses on wealth and income inequality in europe and the united states since the 18th century. george saunders comes in sixth with "congratulations, by the way," and seventh on the list is mariano rivera's memoir, "the closer." good morning america anchor robin roberts at eight with her memoir, "everybody's got something." and ninth is new yorker writer malcolm gladwell's "david and goliath." his talk on the book from the free library of philadelphia can be viewed on our web site. and wrapping up national public radio's bestsellers list at ten is "finding me: a decade of darkness, a life reclaimed," by ariel castro's kidnap victim, michele knight. for more information visit npr.org. >> booktv asked, what are you reading this summer? >> one of the books that i've just started that i'll be finishing over the next few weeks

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

now known for his philanthropy michael milken was known 20 years ago for fraud that landed him in prison. mary snowy has his story. >> welcome mr. prime minister. how would you like me to refer to you at this session? >> tony. >> michael milken now attracts the spotlight from education to health. but it 's a role that might not have seemed possible two decades ago. the junk bond king in the 1980s. that set upon risk 80 low income bonds that but institutions in debt. it was the largest criminal prosecution in wall street history. he was sentenced to ten years in prison but was released after 22 months after cooperating with the government. then prostate cancer changed everything. he fought the cancer and became a key figure in raising awareness and poured resources into research. starting his own foundation. by 2004, fortune magazine called him the man who changed medicine. milken ranks 405th amongst the world's billionaires. just last month, he and media magnate sumner redstone donate$80 million to george washington university for preventive medicine research on a host of issues. mary snow, al jazeera. >> post recession america

mrs. joan moony and michael huff. letter reads the purpose much this meeting is failure to come pliep with a seena duces tecum. it's a latin phrase that means bring with you under penalty of punishment. we have a camera waiting to see. bill: the outrage of the president's comments. it's not just coming from republicans, is it? >> two georgia democrats were talking about john barrow and david scott or the first democrats to break ranks. david scott had strong words for the president. he said he's disappointed with the president. he said we need you to roll up your sleeves and start to visit these hospitals and start to make things happen. take a look at the president's schedule. he's going to have a round table meeting with ceos. he's going to look at wait times in major airports. he's traveling to cooperstown for the opening of the baseball hall of fame. tonight he's californiaing to chicago for two fundraiser -- he's traveling to chicago f two fundraisers. martha: the president's comments not sitting well with vetera

at the top of the list is michael lewis's book on high-frequency trading/boys. booktv host of your call in program with mr. lewis last month that can be viewed any time at booktv.org. in a fighting chance by massachusetts senator elizabeth warren cover the senator's talking washington d.c. earlier this month. look for it to air in the coming weeks. good morning america and robyn roberts comes in third with her memoir everybody has got something followed by french economist thomas piketti's capital in the twenty-first century. for arrived, by the president and editor-in-chief of the huffington post media group, area huffington. nightline a anchor dan harris's 10% happier is in sixth. seventh is political commentator bill o'reilly and historian martin deuteride's killing jesus. next, the divide. american injustice in the age of the wealth gap by matt taibbi. booktv recently covered a talk by the investigative reporter at the louisville free public library. look for it to air soon. ninth is a collection of essays and stories by marina keegan, the opposite of loneliness with wrapping up the list is the confid

mr. casey. >> i am going to read a few more name, michael pulsano, meril beul. dana viacof. dina lamb. and steve sarver and borden. come up and if you could line up on our left, what would are your right, the aisle. thank you very much. >> go ahead. >> hello, my name is michael lusano and i am a recently on the board of san francisco, organizing project and inner faith action and more importantly i am a 62-year-old native san franciscan who is back where i grew up on tenth avenue and supervisor eric mar's district. and i was compelled to come today because attending the meeting last week at the board of public health, i was discouraged is the polite word after the meeting because it was basically roughly, 15, in favor and one gentleman against. and i just want to fully support and afopm or pr and i want to support closing this loophole. thank you. >> thank you very much. i appreciate that. >> next speaker. >> good morning, supervisors i'm meril, director of

mr. john [speaker not understood]. >> we'll take a moment and thank our staff from sfgov-tv for bringing this meeting live into the homes of san franciscans, michael furman, jonathan and charles kremenak. madam clerk is there any more business front of the board? >> that concludes our business for today, mr. president. >> ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. [gavel] >>> i'm nicole and lindsey, i like the fresh air. when we sign up, it's always so gratifying. we want to be here. so i'm very excite ied to be here today. >> your volunteerism is appreciated most definitely. >> last year we were able to do 6,000 hours volunteering. without that we can't survive. volunteering is really important because we can't do this. it's important to understand and a concept of learning how to take care of this park. we have almost a 160 acres in the district 10 area. >> it's fun to come out here. >> we have a park. it's better to take some of the stuff off the fences so people can look at the park. >> the street, every time, our friends. >> i think everybody should give back. we are very fortunate. we are successful with the company and it's time to give back.

mr. john [speaker not understood]. >> we'll take a moment and thank our staff from sfgov-tv for bringing this meeting live into the homes of san franciscans, michael furman, jonathan and charles kremenak. madam clerk is there any more business front of the board? >> that concludes our business for today, mr. president. >> ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. [gavel] >> good morning today is tuesday, may 20, 2014. welcome to the san francisco transportation authority board. my name is john avalos the chair of the transportation authority. we are broadcast by sfgovtv staff bill and jessie and our clerk is eric can chang. madam clerk call roll >> supervisor avalos pr supervisor breed. supervisor campos absent. supervisor chiu. supervisor cowen. supervisor farrell. absent. supervisor kim. supervisor mar. absent. supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. we have quorum >> we have quorum very good. >> approve the minutes of the april 22nd this is an action stem. >> questions or comments seeing none, we'll go on to pan am is open on item 2 be sooebd. >> supervisor avalos. supervisor breed. supervisor campos absent. supervisor chiu. superviso

mr. john [speaker not understood]. >> we'll take a moment and thank our staff from sfgov-tv for bringing this meeting live into the homes of san franciscans, michaelurman, jonathan and charles kremenak. madam clerk is there any more business front of the board? >> that concludes our business for today, mr. president. >> ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. [gavel]

mr. john [speaker not understood]. >> we'll take a moment and thank our staff from sfgov-tv for bringing this meeting live into the homes of san franciscans, michael furman, jonathan and charles kremenak. madam clerk is there any more business front of the board? >> that concludes our business for today, mr. president. >> ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. [gavel] >> hi. welcome to san francisco. stay safe and exploring how you can stay in your home safely after an earthquake. let's look at common earthquake myths. >> we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. we have 3 guest today. we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey that dogs are aware of an impending earthquake. >> you hear the myth all the time. suppose the dog helps you get up, is it going to help you do something >> i hear they are aware of small vibrations. but y

mr. john [speaker not understood]. >> we'll take a moment and thank our staff from sfgov-tv for bringing this meeting live into the homes of san franciscans, michael furman, jonathan and charles kremenak. madam clerk is there any more business front of the board? >> that concludes our business for today, mr. president. >> ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. [gavel] bridge for success. >> commissioner hyde i don't know if there's other and commissioner lee and i'll do public comment. >> so i was just i mean this is more kurt it i understand you're here after operating for 4 years first of all, did you know upper operating without a license. >> i did, yes. >> i mean, i'm not going to hold that against you but i'm wondering sort of i was listening to convince in the hallway and wondering if you could give me a better idea of coming and trying to get a permit from the beginning. >> yeah.. well originally the idea was i wasn't going to get a space that large not having the financial resources. but the idea was open up a store and at night put furniture away and listen to poetry we discovered this space and offered many possibility but they were hin

mr. john [speaker not understood]. >> we'll take a moment and thank our staff from sfgov-tv for bringing this meeting live into the homes of san franciscans, michael furman, jonathan and charles kremenak. madam clerk is there any more business front of the board? >> that concludes our business for today, mr. president. >> ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. [gavel] >> hi today we have a special edition of building san francisco, stay safe, what we are going to be talking about san francisco's earth quakes, what you can do before an earthquake in your home, to be ready and after an earthquake to make sure that you are comfortable staying at home, while the city recovers. ♪ >> the next episode of stay safe, we have alicia johnson from san francisco's department of emergency management. hi, alicia thanks to coming >> it is a pleasure to be here with you. >> i wonder if you could tell us what you think people can do to get ready for what we know is a coming earthquake in san francisco. >> well, one of the most things that people can do is to make sure that you have a plan to communicate with people who live both in and out of state. having an out

[applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the president and ceo of ncta, michael powell. ♪ >> mrchairman. >> thank you, mr. chairman. how are you? >> i love that exchange of chairman pleasant tries. we have spoken like this many times before. >> i'm known tom for 20 years and proud of you taking over the commission. we have a limited amount of time and you speech was so rich we content. first of all, i'd offer our deep appreciation for your willingness to come here to the show and share your candid thoughts with us. one observation which i think is worth noting, i thought your remarks were very forceful about your commitment to an open internet and i didn't find them surprising. anyone who has followed your career and followed your testimony in becoming chairman and the comments you made, i think quite traps parentally over the last few months, knows you're a strong and forceful defender of that important principle. the think the cable industry probably might disagree that we're an impending threat to network. i think they've come to believe that open internet is a critical part

mr. seed, they all believed in my talents and here i am. >> michael, have you had a one-on-one conversation with your father? >> no, i have not had a one-on-one conversation with my father. >> michael, i know in a lot of ways you're being drafted and playing in the nfl is going to validate, you know, some things for a lot of people that we can look past certain things here and there, but you've already had one nfl player disciplined for comments on twitter. you may hear things, face to in this case, or hear things elsewhere, comments from other players. how are you preparing yourself for that? >> when -- when you see me, like i said earlier, i'm determined to be great. i'm determined to make this team. and i have every confidence in myself that i will make this team, so when i do make it and when i put my pads on and if somebody wants to say something, then you're going to see number 96 running down that field and making good, big plays with his team. >> any significance to 96? >> no. i wanted another number, clearly, but that number was taken. >> michael, over here. the combine was just tw

mr. tepper right? if he is, what's an investor to do? let's bring in michael farr and kenny from o'neill securities joins us on the floor of the new york stock exchange. kenny, i know you're fully invested and a little nervous. i assume you agree mr. tepper is correct to be nervous. >> i'm a little irritated, i can't get as much attention when tepper says things like this, waving a red flag. we're at all time highs on the market. we up 32% last year for the s&p 500. valuations are full. we're being fueled by trillions of fed dollars plus pretty good levels of deficit spending. the consumer doesn't have more earnings power, they don't have more money in their pockets, right? >> we saw that in walmart. >> exactly. >> yep. >> when you see that in numbers, you have to say, wait, the consumer is not driving this economy. it's inflated, staying up, the economic data aren't horrible. i think caution is definitely warranted and where i've been for a while in my multi national blue chips. >> yesterday, we felt like the market was starting to roll over a little bit, and

mr. pickety. i'm not sure i agree with it. >> i'm still reading michael lewis. >> there's a lot of holes to pick with mr. pickety. steve, thank you. plenty of great history lessons coming out from steve. right now here we are, just an hour and 11 minutes into the trading day in europe. and you see red across the board. just worth pointing out, gray here for the u.k. with the markets closed today. they'll have their beginning of may daybreak today. the dax, we saw stocks dip down toward the end of the session on friday. down 13 points. the cac is down .20 as well. the micex is just up .10%. a number of individual stocks worth looking at, credit suisse is currently down 2.5%. press reports that u.s. authorities are going to put pressure on the suisse bank to plead guilty in the ongoing tax dispute according to the newspaper. washington is asking for a guilty plea to claims that the bank helped tax money. bmps is down 6% today. finally shares in the bank are up a percent offering rights to a 500 million capital euro increase. we'll show you where we stand, we have a fascinating move on the treasuries. t

mr. sterling for using jealousy as a defense. let's bring in michael smerconish. he has many functions.or of the new political thriller "talk." let's get to donald sterling. i'm trying to figure out exactly -- this seems to have been a strategic leak maybe from his side explaining his point of view. how do you see the release of this tape? >> it seems so odd and he seems like a needy individual. how in the world could the guy be sereptitiously recorded and then he has a subsequent conversation? too much coincidence for me, jake. it sounds like a pr stunt designed to somehow rehabilitate them and i think it will fall flat. >> there's another controversy. two brothers, david and jason were working on "flip it forward," the kind of show that my wife loves, i don't know about yours. but then the website right wing watch posted a radio show tape of a prayer rally in 2007. take a listen. >> we love all people. i love homosexuals. i love islam, muslims and my brother and i would never discriminate. never have we and never would we. >> there's an agenda out here. that's the real issue. there's

mr. president. a young girl's message to the commander in chief. >> i'm michael finney i'll have tips how you can safein our q and a session. things on purpose? youe not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with tha. i can hear your arteries clogging. ok. no. this is tap water. i can't let you buy this. oh. crystal geyser please. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source. surprise!lcome back. crystal geyser alpine spring water. crystal geyser. crystal geyser. news flash, it's bottled at the source. news flash, we sell it in cases. oh. thank you. oh no no no. crystal geyser. bottled right at the mountain source. >>> a young girl looking for help from the white house in dealing with crime in chick. she voiced her concerns entitled fed up with living in fear. crime so bad in chicago now a violent crimes unit has been established to deal witness a 14-year-old boy was shot to death last night. >> dear president obama and first lady michelle, i am writing to you because of the violence here in chicago against children. i feel my brother and me will not make it home i'm tired of hearing about chi

michael mccann, just make that english for me. does it mean, well, congratulations, mrs.terling, you may have said you're 50% owner, but that also means you're 50% guilty? >> yeah, effectively, it does, ashley. the problem for mrs. sterling is that she agreed to these rules. and that ultimately is the greatest problem for her. is that if she files a lawsuit, a court would take what's considered an arbitrary and c capricious standard to decide what the nba should do. she would have to show the nba failed to follow its own rules. very difficult to show. she agreed to that arrangement. the odds of her succeeding are low. >> how on earth, mel, does this irony play out? the fact that mrs. sterling has been able to assert that she's a 50% owner, that this is all in a family trust, doesn't that effectively work against her when you actually read the language? meaning one person with poison means all people with poison, and all you go with one broom. >> i'm waiting for v. stiviano to hold a press conference and say, sterling promised me a share, i'm an owner too. >> oh, my god. >

michael dean says the acoustic signals likely did not come from the plane and were a false lead. a navy spokesman tells cnn mr. dean's comments were speculative and premature as we continue to work with our partners to more thoroughly understand the data acquired by the towed pinger locator. as such, we would defer to the australians as the lead in the search effort to make additional information known at the appropriate time. well, still the suggestion that search crews were looking in the wrong place has only added to the frustration of flight 370 families. phillip wood was on that plane and she joins me now via skype from beijing. thank you so much for talking with us. of course, it is understandable, this is such a difficult time for you and for so many other family members. talk to us about your reaction when you initially heard that these four pings are not from flight mh-370 at all. >> my immediate reaction is to be surprised that everybody is surprised. within a couple of days of the initial pings being released, we had already been getting feedback from some of the experts that we had been talking to