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mr. angelito here? these are just the a's here. goes on-- these are all a's on this page. mr. anwalt. [ applause ] come on! >> wait a minute. walter t anwalt. yes, you see? well, okay. anyway. what we have done -- >> you wouldn't mind giving those back to me, would you? in case i have to leave the stage when the snake comes out. [ laughter ] >> we could read a lot of names here, but possibly nobody's here. we had the people standing in line. we got your names and by our computer, we sent it to the state controllers office this afternoon by the time to come to the show. to see if any of you in our studio audience had anything. so let me read a few and see if you are here, and what we found out is waiting for you at the state controller's office. now didn't you get some names in the audience. >> yeah. >> okay-- we sent these in by computer. you can do this immediately. and they faxed this stuff back to us just like that. dick parker. [ applause ] you see. you are from salem, oregon, right dick? >> yeah. >> it says your great aunt mert left you some rare footage from a one reel m

mr. chairman, and members of the committee on page 13 of our report we report that according to the budget with the telephone communication the total not to exceed under the third amendment will increase the initial 4 years not the option to extend by of 24 million plus for 98 to one hundred plus that shown in table one on page 13 of the our report as the department is just indicated the master contract not to exceed of 1 hundred 22 plus s 665244 more than the amount of one hundred plus million dollars or million dollars so our recommendation on page 14 of our report we represented recommend you increase the master contract not to exceed by 664244 from one hundred $21 million and because of that increase we recommended and continued the proposed ordinance to the february 23, 2016, budget. >> thank you, mr. rose i think i want to be- your recommending an increase. >> as i mentioned to supervisor tang and supervisor farrell we have to be objective the same manner we recommend recommend to reduce from the department can justify that it should be increased we'll certainly make that recommendat

mr. chairman members of the committee. on page 26 of our report, we report that sfmta's total expenditures under the agreement with april 2010 through june 2015 are $100,000,000.224000. through fiscal year '15 and '16 included contingency of $125.4 million. more than the existing agreement not to exceed amount of $118,000,599. that's shown on table one on page 26 of our report. our recommendation on page 27 is we recommend you amend the proposed resolution to reduce the requested increase in the agreement amount by 1,000,035 from $8 million. reduce the total requested agreement not to exceed amount by the same $1,000,355.537. we recommend that you approve the proposed resolution as amended. >> thank you mr. rose. any questions for budget analyst? seeing none, we will open up to public comment. anybody wishes to comment? >> my name is aetna james. i'm president of a commission on aging. i'm -- there was some concern in our commission from about 30 organizations about transportation for seniors. one of the things is that they offer

mr. chairman members of the committee. on page 26 of our report, we report that sfmta's total expenditures under the agreement with april 2010 through june 2015 are $100,000,000.224000. through fiscal year '15 and '16 included contingency of $125.4 million. more than the existing agreement not to exceed amount of $118,000,599. that's shown on table one on page 26 of our report. our recommendation on page 27 is we recommend you amend the proposed resolution to reduce the requested increase in the agreement amount by 1,000,035 from $8 million. reduce the total requested agreement not to exceed amount by the same $1,000,355.537. we recommend that you approve the proposed resolution as amended. >> thank you mr. rose. any questions for budget analyst? seeing none, we will open up to public comment. anybody wishes to comment? >> my name is aetna james. i'm president of a commission on aging. i'm -- there was some concern in our commission from about 30 organizations about transportation for seniors. one of the things is that they offer

mr. chairman, and members of the committee on page 18 of the report on table 2 on page 19 the rental revenues to be paid by chinese southern to the airport $11 million plus as over the 5 years and four months terms we recommend you approve this resolution. >> thank you, mr. rose no other comments public comment is closed. >> colleagues can i have a motion to send this item forward. >> so moved. >> we'll take that without objection. >> madam clerk item 6. >> item 6 resolution approving a fourth amendment to the department of health to provide hiv prevention to extend the contract for approximately $22 million. >> okay. thank you. >> dpw is here to speak. >> michelle public health this is a long-standing contract that the ada the department has with the san francisco aids foundation we've worked since 1993 providing critical services in the community and subject resolution to extend the contract from july one, 2016 for two years which is still under the option granted in the current rfp authorization the recommend from the budget analyst agree with that is actually making a reduction bans under

mr. chairman. on page 14 of our report, four easements were appraised to have a value of 38,185. because of construction will be disruptive to the joint partnership tenants apartments. with the apartment complex. based on negotiations with paying additional $40,000 to the appraised value, there -- total cost of those easements the details are shown in table one on page 15 of our report. we recommend that you approve this resolution. >> any questions? public comment. anybody wishing to comment on item four. seeing none. public comment is closed. i have a motion. >> i move to send forward item four to the full board for recommendationu recommendations. >> is a resolution authorizing the general manager of the to execute amendment number three to agreement number cs-1918 to continue providing construction management services for the construction and close out increasing agreement by $1 million for a total agreement amount not to exceed $20.5 million. >> good morning chairperson farrell supervisors tang and kim. i'm the director of water and improvement program. if we go to the slide

mr. chairman members of the committee. on page 26 of our report, we report that sfmta's total expenditures under the agreement with april 2010 through june 2015 are $100,000,000.224000. through fiscal year '15 and '16 included contingency of $125.4 million. more than the existing agreement not to exceed amount of $118,000,599. that's shown on table one on page 26 of our report. our recommendation on page 27 is we recommend you amend the proposed resolution to reduce the requested increase in the agreement amount by 1,000,035 from $8 million. reduce the total requested agreement not to exceed amount by the same $1,000,355.537. we recommend that you approve the proposed resolution as amended. >> thank you mr. rose. any questions for budget analyst? seeing none, we will open up to public comment. anybody wishes to comment? >> my name is aetna james. i'm president of a commission on aging. i'm -- there was some concern in our commission from about 30 organizations about transportation for seniors. one of the things is that they offer

mr. chairman, and members of the committee on page 18 of the report on table 2 on page 19 the rental revenues to be paid by chinese southern to the airport $11 million plus as over the 5 years and four months terms we recommend you approve this resolution. >> thank you, mr. rose no other comments public comment is closed. >> colleagues can i have a motion to send this item forward. >> so moved. >> we'll take that without objection. >> madam clerk item 6. >> item 6 resolution approving a fourth amendment to the department of health to provide hiv prevention to extend the contract for approximately $22 million. >> okay. thank you. >> dpw is here to speak. >> michelle public health this is a long-standing contract that the ada the department has with the san francisco aids foundation we've worked since 1993 providing critical services in the community and subject resolution to extend the contract from july one, 2016 for two years which is still under the option granted in the current rfp authorization the recommend from the budget analyst agree with that is actually making a reduction bans under

mr. details them. watch our facebook page twitter and website for the latest dates. rapids. stephanie johnson. >>> the suspect on a shooting spree across california, michigan will appear in court for the firsrstime. justin dalton is expected to be rained today. police did not say what they believe motivated him to target his victims saturdayaynight. heheas working as a driver for uber during the time of the shooting. he killed six people. he picked up at least one passenger during the alleged shootings. the state is now going over the charges. >> we'll be reviewing the pilice reports from the shiff's office, california department of public safety and d i any out of that review will come six counts of murder, felony assault with intent to commit murder and any charges of false felony firearm. >> uber confirms he was one of their drivers but can't confirm whether he was working saturday night. >>> new at noon a judge set to decide whether a lawsuit brought by families of the victims in the sandy hook elementary school massacre can go forward. mile per hour families andy school

page. there's mr. facebook, mark zuckerberg, another sex symbol of our era. his page on facebook, while all the data is created by the user, they don't do as work. they do it for social recreation of a sort and no one minds that. but when facebook turns around and sells this data for billions of dollars, some of the users asked where's my cat? how come i'm not getting any of this money? well, they signed off right with the user agreement. but that is the norm that we have today. another one is service. has anyone noticed a number of surveys we seem to get every day now in e-mail or on the phone or any time we go to the doctor, buy something, there's always a follow-up survey. that's another form of shadow work. we are doing it for free. they are asking us to help them help themselves to our time with no compensation, and bombard them with data just like they are bombarding us with service. that has a monetary value. you provide it and someone will perhaps later sell it for money. another problem of the information economy is password fatigue. how many password

mr. krinkie by 9:00 am, he'll give us a full page of publicity in tomorrow's paper. you may tell the members of the garden club, mr. timberlake, that george wilson will be alert and vigilant. now, tonight, when this shy flower feels the darkness and slowly unfolds its rare beauty to the unappreciative night, i shall be here with flashbulb and camera ready to preserve it for posterity. oh, you mean-- that's right. oh, me? oh, mr. timberlake. a member of the judging committee. oh my. [music] here's your nerve medicine, george. oh, thank you, martha. yes, i'll need it to calm down. this is the most exciting project. i'm sure it is. well, it means a lot to the garden club. of course it does. and you notice, my dear, i'm leaving nothing to chance. i'm using two cameras. you always were thorough. well, that's the mark of a successful photographer. so, if everything goes smoothly and something doesn't come out of-- dennis: hi, mr. wilson. --left field. hello, dennis. dennis, now, don't you come any nearer. you stand right where you are. okay, mr. wilson. you can take my pict

mr. chairman, and members of the committee on page 18 of the report on table 2 on page 19 the rental revenues to be paid by chinese southern to the airport $11 million plus as over the 5 years and four months terms we recommend you approve this resolution. >> thank you, mr. rose no other comments public comment is closed. >> colleagues can i have a motion to send this item forward. >> so moved. >> we'll take that without objection. >> madam clerk item 6. >> item 6 resolution approving a fourth amendment to the department of health to provide hiv prevention to extend the contract for approximately $22 million. >> okay. thank you. >> dpw is here to speak. >> michelle public health this is a long-standing contract that the ada the department has with the san francisco aids foundation we've worked since 1993 providing critical services in the community and subject resolution to extend the contract from july one, 2016 for two years which is still under the option granted in the current rfp authorization the recommend from the budget analyst agree with that is actually making a reduction bans under

mr. chairman members of the committee. on page that sfmta's total expenditures under the agreement with april 2010 through june 2015 are $100,000,000.224000. through fiscal year '15 and '16 included contingency of $125.4 million. more than the existing agreement not to exceed amount of $118,000,599. that's shown on table one on page 26 of our report. our recommendation on page 27 is we recommend you amend the proposed resolution to reduce the requested increase in the agreement amount by 1,000,035 from $8 million. reduce the total requested agreement not to exceed amount by the same $1,000,355.537. we recommend that you approve the proposed resolution as amended. >> thank you mr. rose. any questions for budget analyst? seeing none, we will open up to public comment. anybody wishes to comment? >> my name is aetna james. i'm president of a commission on aging. i'm -- there was some concern in our commission from about 30 organizations about transportation for seniors. one of the things is that they offer free transportation sometime

mr. chairman and members of committee of page 8 of the report we showed the break down cost of $350,000,000 for the 6 proposed projects and that is page 9 of our report. on page 9 we report that the project crossed totaling 350 $350 million do not include furniture cost or equipment. such cost total 10, 800, 000 dollars. on page 10 of our report we state the bond will result in smailted total debt service of 603, 999, 767 dollars including 253, 997, 757 in intrest and $350,000,000 in prinssple with debt payments of [inaudible] and that is over a approximate 20 year period. the owner of a single family residents with value of 600$20 year period. the owner of a single family residents with value of $600,000. additional property tax of 54, 27 cents to cover the general obligation bond. all such property tax increase should be offset through the [inaudible] general obligation bonds. on page 12 of our report we have two recommendations, first we recommend you amend the ordinance and resolution to add on january 26, 2016 the planning department determined the bond [inaudible] community health cen

mr. chairman and members of committee of page 8 of the report we showed the break down cost of $350,000,000 for the 6 proposed projects and that is page 9 of our report. on page 9 we report that the project crossed totaling 350 $350 million do not include furniture cost or equipment. such cost total 10, 800, 000 dollars. on page 10 of our report we state the bond will result in smailted total debt service of 603, 999, 767 dollars including 253, 997, 757 in intrest and $350,000,000 in prinssple with debt payments of [inaudible] and that is over a approximate 20 year period. the owner of a single family residents with value of 600$20 year period. the owner of a single family residents with value of $600,000. additional property tax of 54, 27 cents to cover the general obligation bond. all such property tax increase should be offset through the [inaudible] general obligation bonds. on page 12 of our report we have two recommendations, first we recommend you amend the ordinance and resolution to add on january 26, 2016 the planning department determined the bond [inaudible] community health cen

page one. >> yes. that's right. bear in mind that -- i think mr.ump has distanced himself from the tax forms in a sense, comment or tweeting issue think, he his federal election commission forms are complete and tax returns going to show anything about his actual income, which is probably overstated but it is true that if he has highly appreciating and appreciated assets, if he hasn't sold them, then they're not going to show up as tax or as gain. so if he buys something for a million dollars that's right worth $100 million, after a few years that's unappreciated gain and not taxable. >> when it comes to capital gains and dividendses and taxed at lower rate, and as mitt romney found out and mike huckabee found out. when you release such forms people go through that with a fine toothed comb and you're not rewarded for your transparency. >> no, clearly not in terms of any existing audit, again, the tax commentators are uniform in saying that from a tax viewpoint, as opposed to plate cal viewpoint, trump shouldn't release anything. but in politics, ob

mr. swanson... and now you're telling me that if we had just stayed... i'm telling you that you should not have been paged today. i don't care. this is my daughter. this is my daughter! man: mr. swanson, keep your voice down, please. swanson: no, no, no, i'm very sorry, i'm very sorry, but screw that. you are not... there is no way you are gonna... sir, i'm gonna have to ask you to keep your voice down. i'm sorry, mr. swanson. okay. okay. okay. phoebe: dad! okay, okay, i'm sorry. (women screaming) i am sorry. i'm sorry.

mr. chairman and members of committee of page 8 of the report we showed the break down cost of $350,000,000 for the 6 proposed projects and that is page 9 of our report. on page 9 we report that the project crossed totaling 350 $350 million do not include furniture cost or equipment. such cost total 10, 800, 000 dollars. on page 10 of our report we state the bond will result in smailted total debt service of 603, 999, 767 dollars including 253, 997, 757 in intrest and $350,000,000 in prinssple with debt payments of [inaudible] and that is over a approximate 20 year period. the owner of a single family residents with value of 600$20 year period. the owner of a single family residents with value of $600,000. additional property tax of 54, 27 cents to cover the general obligation bond. all such property tax increase should be offset through the [inaudible] general obligation bonds. on page 12 of our report we have two recommendations, first we recommend you amend the ordinance and resolution to add on january 26, 2016 the planning department determined the bond [inaudible] community health cen

mr. wilson not only made dennis' paper, he made the front page of the chronicle. really? what is it? it's the raccoon coat story. "local resident yearns for raccoon coat. "the spirit of the roaring '20s still lives in george wilson "of 625 elm street. "mr. wilson is looking for one of the raccoon coats, "which were a symbol of flaming youth and is willing to pay $20 for a fine specimen." oh, i'm amazed at him. i never dreamed he was so sentimental. he must've meant it if he bothered to give krinkie this story, too. oh, he didn't tell mr. krinkie, dad. mr. krinkie got the news from my newspaper. oh? sure. he said it was real interesting, so he put it in his newspaper, too. isn't that swell? well, i don't know. i suppose. you're sure that's what mr. wilson said, are you, son? i mean, he did say-- sure, mom asked me that last night. that's exactly what he said. me and tommy both heard him. imagine wilson trying to recapture his flaming youth. [laughter] well, if i had a raccoon coat, i'd certainly sell it to him. i'm goin' over to see good ol' mr. wilson now. i wanna ask him how he liked

mr. chairman and members of committee of page 8 of the report we showed the break down cost

mr. trump might be unstoppable in the republican primary. the washington post editorial page went off on the subject today like a roman candle with a fast fuse. they called mr. trump's campaign quote, moral poison. responding to the comment this weekend by the republican party chairman that the rnc would support mr. trump if he cwon th nomination because winning is the antedote to many things. party leaders who support and celebrate his victory will be accomplices to an attack on the fundamental values of american democracy. winning will not wash away the stain. that was the washington post today. up at the boston globe today, the editorial board there is going to far as to urge massachusetts voters who are registered independents that they should not vote in the democratic primary in the state on tuesday even if they like one of the democratic candidates. instead the boston globe says independent registered voters in massachusetts should vote in the republican primary just to seize the opportunity to vote against donald trump. quote, stopping donald trump is imperative an no

mr. kincaid and his family >> reporter: according to kincaid and his wife's facebook page, they are expecting a new baby boy. they're still investigating. the driver has not been charged. news of redistricting battle. a proposed deadline is being submitted to the supreme court. >> three federal judges had ordered the state to redraw the disticket by next friday and today the they said that date will stay. >> election needs to go forward with the congress nal districts intact. >> three federal lawmakers ruled officials used race to draw the line >> as a country and a state our goal is to move towards politics in which race is not the consideration. >> anita early is the director and attorney representing redistricting cases in other districts. the state is o appealing but currently it must redraw district one covering cities like durham and wilson. state lawmakers are critical of the timing of the ruling. lawmakers are also critical about what they say wasn't in the ruling. >> they didn't tell us what to do to cure whatever problem to be solve. >> reporter: the plaintiffs want to see the maps

mr. dimon is taking a page out of the "playbook" that he learned so well, that he mastered in '07, '08 and '09 and 2010, and they are not trying to riley anybody up, and if you didn't think that investment banking revenues would be down significantly this year where just the level of activity, we saw there wasn't a single ipo in january. that's the first time that happened since 2009. we know the situation with rates so the situation with the bank is not fantastic and when you think about it the stock is only down 15% on the year. it's the only major bank in the world that is not below its august lows. to me i think it plays catchup. i'm positioned that way to the downside. i think you'll see 50 very soon no matter how much stock. >> we all get where he's coming from. looking to the prism of the world falling off. >> yeah. >> of yesterday. >> but if they do recover, they also have to slide a lot more to get down to the abyss level that he witnessed, that we all witnessed on this desk, but if you look at it, i think you also have to nibble on a lot of these banks, nibble on the way down bec

mr. kincade and his family. oriented. according to his facebook page, he and his wife sara can currently a expecting a baby boy. the owners of the bus declined to talk about the incident. at this time. that's the latest here in goldsboro, nate rogers, wncn news now. >>> deputies and a former north carolina correctional officer pleaded guilty to drug conspiracy charges. agents say several law enforcement officers conspired to move drugs and cash along the i-95 corridor. >>> turning to weather, after highs in the 50s yesterday, most of us saw 40s today. tracking a few flakes and joins us now with the latest. >> nothing significant. nor should it impact your drive tonight or tomorrow. but always exciting. and it's mixing in with a little bit of rain. here we are northeast of the triangle. there's i-95. there's rocky mount. right around you guys, a few snow flurries, and a few light rain showers. most of the triangle is dry now. we go south into the sand hims and likewise, a little bit of light snow flurry county from hoke county to fayetteville and then i

local media in kansas reporting his facebook page says he's originally from miami. >> mr. ford residing in newton, kansas, had been served pfa, protection order at 3:30 that afternoon. 3:30 gets served, 5 o'clock we >> reporter: an a series of attacks in the small town, the crime scene scattered over several areas. one crime scene the plant where the shooter worked. >> we heard a pop, pop an thought it was metal falling on the ground. doors open people screaming saying go to the front and everybody turned around saying no he's out front so they started going right over here. >> we have 14 people in various hospitals newson medical center, wesley and st. francis. they range from stable to critical and one going into surgery as we speak. >> repter: heston is about 35 miles north of wichita and community of about 3700 residents. on thursday, it was the scene of a law enforcement presence as exell plant. employees who made it out alive are in disbelief of what p happened. >> our hearts go out to our employees and families who are enduring this tragedy. >> repter: and investiga

mr. weir. i've got letters, six pages, front and back. you know, this is going on, this is going on.e's just -- uh -- he's a headache. but we've got to do our job. so every time he writes something, you know, i'll come down and speak with him about it. >> i'll do whatever i have to do to get you -- not to get you to help me, but to let you help myself get what i want to help myself. does that make sense? >> no. say that one more time. >> okay. whatever i need to do to help me in my -- now i guess it's a cause. it really wasn't this big -- it's gotten to be a bigger deal than it ever was. >> to help me to help you to help me to help you -- >> right. exactly. >> why do you want to move in so much with this guy? >> well, because it's probably the first person i've gotten along with that well in a long time. and, yes, there's some attraction there, absolutely. physical and more so intellectually. jason is extremely intelligent. it's really more of just the comfort zone. >> i seem to be the only one that can live with him which, whatever. >> has he indicated to you about his feelings? >>

get the answer under oath how the server was created, who approved it, how the messages 55,000 pages that mrsclinton returned to the state department two years after she left, how those were decided and how she decided which ones she want going to return. all this is a prelude to getting those other 30,000 messages that she deleted. the judge said yesterday he is inclined to issue a subpoena, demanding that she return those other messages that she says is private. that doesn't mean they will all be made public. but it does mean a good chance the state department will have a chance to go through afterward, after mrs. clinton, this one is public, this one is public. you did this one wrong. there is a real jeopardy for her in the future. bill: to whom will they be able to ask these questions? to her or members of her staff? >> they're in the middle of drawing up what they want for the discovery. we don't have an order. they will present the plan in three weeks and the judge will go ahead decide see if the plan looks good. i imagine they go as broad as they can. the judge nightmare row it a littl

pages. it is illustrated. and my wife says it moves along really rapidly. [laughter] mr. miller: the story of lafayette is quite profound. he was born to wealth. in central france. in a area called auvergne, and he grew in his early years in a chateau there called chavaniac. the town has since changed its name to chavaniac lafayette. and in france someone who has any kind of relationship through marriage can have the name of a famous person to their own name. rather nice. lafayette never knew his father. his father was killed in battle against the british at age two. and he was raised by his very plain but wise grandmother. at chavaniac. his own mother was much happier living in the luxembourg palace in paris. which, of course, after the kings moved out it was turned over for nobility to live there, and as you probably know now is the french senate. and of course, the park is still there. it is a great place to visit and get the french flavor. which i certainly enjoy. and he was treated like a prince. as a young lad. and he knew very early what the story of his family was

and when his current and former students found out they set up a gofundme page and put out the word. >> putting it on twitter mr. morway type 0 blood needs a kidney. >>i don't know if i should have this much attention for this type of thing. because i really don't have anything big or special planned. i just want to stay here. >> the students raised 15,000 dollars so far. morway teaches history and psychology and he has never taken a sick day. story. >> great story. >> it's nice thing up. >>> next diner with a view. >> and up close and personal >>> coming up today at 5, it's an easy way to get a great deal but shoppers don't seem to be take advantage of the bargain. how you can get in on the shopping secret. that story and more today on wbz news at 5. >>> talk about an unexpected dinner guest. >> a sea lion surprises take a look. by taking a seat right at the table. sea world came to get the seal that was malnourished and dehydrated. it's recovering. dwindling food supplies and unusually high tides have led to more sea lion rescues. this year. >> i was thinking like big sea you know that's a little baby. >> yea

little bit of time you referenced page 7 the talents in our book i'd like to spent a little bit of time talking about the vehicle equipment requests could you bring that up mrcorso. >> can you give us an overall view of the current state of affairs with the power equipment and our fleet. >> absolutely okay. so that is from your handful i was referring to page 7 the talents the page. >> here we go. >> great. >> thank you. >> so, yes as commissioner nakajo mentioned this commission passed a vehicle replacement plan originally in 2007 that was revised in 2009 and ever since then the department requests vehicles based on that vehicle plan, however, the department is not funded to support that replacement plan but that's what the request is before you a list of vehicle equipment the vehicles are based on to plan, however, since the time the replacement plan was put into service we've added stations and resources, additional apparatus and this thing of that nature the overall plan has not been rfthd to the department in addition on page 80 what the department proposed as a replacement plan to the mayor's office put together by the support services division for mo

mrs. clinton, she turned over about 50,000 pages of e-mails to the state department.o the one that is we're hearing about, the top secret ones, the highly problematic ones, the classified and sensitive ones, they came out of those. she chose to turn over to the state department. she's told us that she, in fact, deleted 30,000. we have no idea if that number is accurate or not. could be a lot more than that. she could have deleted 100,000. we don't know. if you take her at her word, the fbi is in the process of recovering those. maybe they already have completed that process. presumably those are the most damaging because she sought to delete them. while we're having this conversation about the legal and political jeopardy she may be in with the ones that we know about, what is in those that we don't know about. >> and the fbi looking into that and we may or may not get that information. it's ironic that hillary clinton is now saying i want the state department to release this. the statement says, no way, lady. we can't release these things. they're top secret and clas

take any questions you might have >> basically one question i know you've asked it a breakdown on page 2 mr. shaw about the results but it is nice to know whether we're with or against firemen's in terms of the shoulder i'd like to know if it passed i will know if we voted for against. >> my memory all the 4 issues have all failed. >> i think that number is available data you can add that. >> i'll get you the information. >> every year. >> anyone else on the u.s. issues are those numbers accurate on page 2. >> they are their adequate from us a lot of e s issues were voted open across the marketplace the reason our total is low we don't own there is approximately between 35 and 4 hundred u.s. trait companies we own 15 or 16g hundred so here on behalf of the appellant and this is the small segment it is very small. >> and then the last thing by exclusive coming this is versus the ceo type of role in terms of voting structure for probably the top discussion non-proxy voting and yeah. we are seeing one of the significant topics it get part they're the subject of proposals and spraeks of the cso

take any questions you might have >> basically one question i know you've asked it a breakdown on page 2 mr. shaw about the results but it is nice to know whether we're with or against firemen's in terms of the shoulder i'd like to know if it passed i will know if we voted for against. >> my memory all the 4 issues have all failed. >> i think that number is available data you can add that. >> i'll get you the information. >> every year. >> anyone else on the u.s. issues are those numbers accurate on page 2. >> they are their adequate from us a lot of e s issues were voted open across the marketplace the reason our total is low we don't own there is approximately between 35 and 4 hundred u.s. trait companies we own 15 or 16g hundred so here on behalf of the appellant and this is the small segment it is very small. >> and then the last thing by exclusive coming this is versus the ceo type of role in terms of voting structure for probably the top discussion non-proxy voting and yeah. we are seeing one of the significant topics it get part they're the subject of proposals and spraeks of the cso

john kasich, regarding some facts in virginia, which he seems to have ripped from the pages of a binder full of women. mrsich: there were many women who left their kitchens and went out door-to-door and put their signs up for me all the way back when things were different. now you call homes and everybody is out working, but during that time in the early days, it was an army of women who really helps to get me elected to the state senate. john: twitter, predictably, went into mad spasms over this. mark, my bigger question to you is, will john kasich actually get the path to the republican nomination, and if so, what is it? mark: he has done a very good job of shaping the dynamics in the race and saying is a three person race. there are a surprisingly large number who are trying to decide between rubio and kasich and they go with rubio. i think the path is not that much different between rubio and ted cruz. this is not just because he is a governor, what because i can point to states between michigan and ohio where he has a chance of winning them. maybe ted cruz can win texas and maybe marco rubio can win

journey through american history, we have an introduction page that was sent with the declaration of independence to king george in england, and mrrpeles believes this is more valuable than the declaration of independence itself. the declaration of independence as many copies sent to other countries such as france, spain and germany, but there was only one introduction page to the declaration of independence sent to england. this is a rare document. these are original drafts. these are the only known original drafts of this operation. forn, this is an attempt englandic peace between that king george seemed to ignore. copy ofginal working the olive branch petition was written in 1775 and it was given the distinction of such importance by historians that they compare it to the magna carta. this was the last ditch effort of the colonists to send a petition to king george the third and he gave it be cold shoulder that led up to the war of independence. of there two copies olive branch petition in existence, and only one original, working draft copy and that is here in the karpeles collection. in keeping with the revolution, this is a

mr. ross on unanswered questions on his facebook page. we gave her a opportunity to respond and she focused on her record. she's been traveling to the state and talking to person in person and on the phone. we will be reairing this debate tonight right here on fox 50 at 11 o'clock. >> the narrow republican field is debating right now for the final time before super tuesday. lows on tonight's debate. >>> state lawmakers could come back to raleigh for a special session on charlotte's conditioned verbal lgbt bathroom ordinance. earlier this beak they passed an ordnance that makes it against to businesses and taxies to zbrim nate. it also allows them to use the bathroom of their choice. lawmakers are due to return to raleigh april 25th, but the charlotte ordnance goes into effect april 1st. it costs roughly $42,000 a day to hold a special session. it's unclear if more caucus would support the bid. >>> they only met today but the bond will last forever. >> i plan to treat him like he's my family and i will not let him get hurt ever again. >> c

mr. wagner on this same page on page 9 could you explain the use of priority of your research and when does that run out that is kind of where you are talking to try to balance this also. >> yeah. so in the real short answer is that we're still developing but that is going to look it over time this is the first year we've actually used

mr. chairman and members of committee of page 8 of the report we showed the break down cost of $350,000,000 for the 6 proposed projects and that is page 9 of our report. on page 9 we report that the project crossed totaling 350 $350 million do not include furniture cost or equipment. such cost total 10, 800, 000 dollars. on page 10 of our report we state the bond will result in smailted total debt service of 603, 999, 767 dollars including 253, 997, 757 in intrest and $350,000,000 in prinssple with debt payments of [inaudible] and that is over a approximate 20 year period. the owner of a single family residents with value of 600$20 year period. the owner of a single family residents with value of $600,000. additional property tax of 54, 27 cents to cover the general obligation bond. all such property tax increase should be offset through the [inaudible] general obligation bonds. on page 12 of our report we have two recommendations, first we recommend you amend the ordinance and resolution to add on january 26, 2016 the planning department determined the bond [inaudible] community health cen

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"the wall street journal" editorial page came out yesterday and said mr. trump should release his records before super tuesday. he should be eager to release them for public scrutiny. will you release them by super tuesday? >> no, i won't. we're working on them. they're massive. let me tell you about "the wall street journal." i have no respect for them. it's so ridiculous. every day, editorials. bad editorials. they had a poll come out. i said they should fire the pollsters and the editorial staff. i don't want to read it much anymore. if you look at their polls, one day and two day, two polls before the election. they turned out to be so wrong. that they should honestly, they should fire their pollster. so i don't care what "the wall street journal" says. if anything, i would do the opposite. that will turn out the be more correct. >> so no release before you're a nominee? >> at some point. we're going talk about it. at some point. we'll release. why is there such a rush? i released my financial statements. which are much more important. and everybody wa

mrs. rosenbaum was in the house. we gagged her and tied her up. she suffocated. >> the crime makes the front page of the philadelphia inquirer which reports three of the four suspects was arrested. after mrs. rosenbaum's nude body was found tied up and a wash clothe stuffed down her throat. the death wasn't intentional. they tried all of us as adults. >> in the rosenbaum crime he minimizes his role that he didn't do it. he didn't commit the homicide. he didn't know this was going to happen. wasn't his plan, but that's -- that's very typical of an individual like this, because really they're looking out for their own best interests so very easy to blame everybody else. >> mcfadden's crime becomes a touch stone issue during then police frank l. rizzo's campaign to become mayor. >> he vowed to the jewish community he was going to send me away for life. i was only 17 years old. >> i think that reggie felt that in a sense the system betrayed him because his sentence for the same crime of the murder of sonya rosenbaum was in his mind much greater than his cohorts. in actuality, everybody took a plea ba

number 18 is found on page 25 of the matrix. this bill that mr. linder would return state truck weight fees that are collected and used to offset transportation general obligation bond debt service squu mounts to about a billion dollars a year and this is a proposal to return the truck weight fees back to transportation services where they have been used for years and years. it has a potential impact on the general funds because the general fund has the obligation to make debt service payments so that is the fiscal and policy tension bringing the revenue back. >> commissioner breed, >> why does it-we are talking about abx 1-18 >> correct >> why does it say recommend support? is there a bond that is still paid? >> that was consistent with where similar bills had been put forth last year >> so they have to find a new source of revenue to pay for bond debt? >> correct. >> thank you for the clarity. >> and on page 34 of your of the matrix is sb 12 by senator hill and this is a little more sweeping overhaul of tour bus safety >> what page again? >> pag

helping us deal with the bikes one question i have and that pertains to page 4 of the report and under the issues of consideration mrwoodrow under item towards the become of the page the third line no formula retail use is proposed the project i hope we'll find encourage to not have formula retail being a consideration for something that in a scale and i don't know what it tries to express the character the community i'm not sure this is possible but there clearly not proposed is absent disturbing to me. >> i understand i think i said in phase one a restaurant and retail proposed i think i'll let the nicole in rec and park answer about the the city proposing retail formula but this will be retail is not actually any formula retail action being promoted at the moment but i'll let nicole from rec and park speak to you on phase two. >> i'm sorry, i missed part of question from coughing but will the retail space we were anticipating perhaps that was a gallery for local artists are maybe some of the students working this will hopefully have a job training component could work in a june venture they are selling work as pa

helping us deal with the bikes one question i have and that pertains to page 4 of the report and under the issues of consideration mrwoodrow under item towards the become of the page the third line no formula retail use is proposed the project i hope we'll find encourage to not have formula retail being a consideration for something that in a scale and i don't know what it tries to express the character the community i'm not sure this is possible but there clearly not proposed is absent disturbing to me. >> i understand i think i said in phase one a restaurant and retail proposed i think i'll let the nicole in rec and park answer about the the city proposing retail formula but this will be retail is not actually any formula retail action being promoted at the moment but i'll let nicole from rec and park speak to you on phase two. >> i'm sorry, i missed part of question from coughing but will the retail space we were anticipating perhaps that was a gallery for local artists are maybe some of the students working this will hopefully have a job training component could work in a june venture they are selling work as pa

be great that i haven't seen and i would love to see that it's already 29 pages and to add more, i know the last thing that mr. truitt would like, but some of the questions i would have say better sense of where each school is in this process. we have this piece around full implementation of restorative practices. we have this idea that each school would have a certain set of things that are happening with all the staff and the implementation and i know we have a number of pieces of this around the different tiers and around fti, but how this looks, i think this could be helpful in terms of the progress. some of that can be made here when we think about some of the data around staff and training with rt and what that looks like across the district. some of that could be added here and going to the full implementation and going back to look at that resolution to see how far we have gone and i know some things have changed and we have improved on it and things that we didn't even know were possible that we are doing now need to be noted as well. just a last thing and i think vice-president walton touched on thi