. >> my name is mrs. chang. i oppose having and marijuana shot to be open in our community. -- a marijuana shop to be open in our community. it will affect our next generation. i wanted to review an incident four years -- for you, on the day of our protest, for the shop that was being given the permit to operate, in order to burn the marijuana and let the small, out so that the odor is very bad -- smell come out so the odor is very bad. a lot of people, including children, went there to protest. at that time everybody said the odor was pretty bad. therefore, we definitely are opposed to having this open. even though this time, we're going to protest again. we are a going -- and we are going to appeal to the federal court level. because at the federal level, they do not believe people should take marijuana. president hwang: excuse me, it is difficult to pay attention to all of the comments tonight. there is a lot of side conversation going on and it is very distracting. i realize it is a long night but if we coul

mr. alanso? >> yes. >> please make this change. >> mr. leigh? >> then just the second part of it to move then the other two blocks into three. >> and -- >> i'm sorry, into six. >> question, the manors in both blocks? >> no, the northern block. we could just take that one, the northern block and that would be fine with me. as far as my proposal is concerned. >> ok. >> so desubmit the southern of those two blocks? exactly. >> miss tidwell? >> i would like to comment that i think if we are considering putting portions of the tenderloin, continuing to add to the tenderloin, it raises the question of moving the line i think, well, in my mind again sort of revisiting the mission market digs continuation -- distinction that's been raised because i think pot point you're going to -- we heard a number of testimony about the bristol hotel, and i could see a distinction in making that line, we're still missing numerous blocks in the tenderloin sofment my suggestion would be to the extent we're going to consider this, we need to consider changes, sort of re

since i had to write during the break, what about any changes? it mr. mcdonnell: i'm not sure. what do you propose? to make non substantive changes in their discretion mr. mcdonnell: okay, any discussion? done. >> thank you. >> were we going to put a logo on it with the names and cover letter. mr. mcdonnell: what do you propose? >> i would propose a short-term letter from the mayor to the board -- from the board to the mayor, either sing this is the report, or have that being the intruder -- not the intro, but something that looks relatively official, we are doing a thing here. mr. mcdonnell: done. ms. tidwell? ms. tidwell: yeah, and good after i make this one on it. mr. mcdonnell: we will not include this item. all right, for purposes of the agenda, we're going back to item number 4, mapping, for purposes of a final review and approval of the final map. if we could switched the view to the final map, that would be helpful. ms. tidwell: i think i hit save the can. >> i was going to say, did you hit safe? [laughter] >> that would be horrible. will be here until midnight. mr. mcdo

. >> please make this change. yes, mr. schreiber. commissioner schreiber: i had this on my list as something that you mentioned. commissioner pilpel: the tingly trade that i describe the other day and we did not come to consensus on doingis to take the area south of 280, north of tingly, i don't have the numbers here. move that back to 11. take the aread south of st. luke's, all the way down to randall. 723 is what is nets out. move that down to 8. below 280, there were three or four blocks that would go from 11 to 9. >> this is the proposal we have down before. >> it is the same proposal, correct? >> interested in revisiting? commissioner tidwell: i am not quite understanding. commissioner schreiber: no. commissioner mondejar: no. vice chair lam: no. commissioner leigh: i would be open to hearing the rationale. i am fine either way. commissioner alonso: no. >> we will not hear that set of proposals. ok, that concludes our list. let's take a moment and zoom back out. if you could get population deviations 1-11. >> deviation for distr

mr. pilpel: i am looking at it. it is changing. >> i withdraw the comment. mr. mcdonnell: ok. so, we have -- can -- >> can i suggest eureka valley? ms. tidwell: i just deleted eureka valley. some of those are encompassed with what the other neighborhoods are. mr. pilpel: i don't think i agree with that. i think eureka valley is in district 8. >> adding eureka valley. mr. mcdonnell: there is no need to create an exhaustive list. mr. pilpel: ok. all right. mr. mcdonnell: any other additions? moving then to d 9. mr. pilpel: i would suggest vernal heights. mr. mcdonnell: objections? >> i will turn this over to the consultant. >> there is no publicly cemented neighborhood boundary. -- publicly submitted neighborhood boundaries. it is split in the department of elections. >> i am willing to call it north and south. it is in district 9. mr. mcdonnell: jamie? >> looking at the -- is this planning more elections? looking at the planning department map, the corners have been moved into district 8. that is the this is the area between cesar chavez and south of randall, between mission an

mr. chairman, when it was passed everything's changed dramatically since then. i hope today as the first step towards all of us coming together with the process to modernize the 1992 cable act. as you pointed out cisco recently revealed a study revealing that over 2/368% of the u.s. mobile data traffic will be video. the current rollout of mobile dtv by broadcasters and dish pushed to enter into the wireless market are responding to consumer demand. as many of our witnesses will testify today consumers have more access to more content, and a grert variety of devices than perhaps ever before. i learn forward to what is working and what the government can do to advance the future of video even from the. >> i recognize the gentle lady from tennessee. >> thank you, mr. chairman. welcome to all of our witnesses today. i think that from the opening statements you can see we can agree that the constant in the video arena is change. change in innovation. i was thinking through my nearly 20 years of working the private and public sector on this issue and going from big b

mr. holmes. sudden change in functioning, withdrawal, becoming isolated, sometimes that can be confused for depression. the easiest way to find out is engage the person, talk to them. ask them about the change in their behavior. spending a lot of time alone. how are you feeling? feeling sad or blue? >> it's interesting because i think that particular issue has had a lot of people wondering this week -- many people with mental illness may not recognize they themselves have it and they also refuse offers of help. how do you -- how hard should an average person push? say it's a family member for example. what is someone to do? >> well, i'll speak first personally as a family member i had a brother, my brother henry who had schizophrenia and his illness emerged very slowly. i was 21. he was 28. he had actually been ill since about the age of 24. i thought his problem was he was lazy. he was giving up on life. he was immature. in fact, he was exhibiting what are called the common negative symptoms of schizophrenia.

mrs. jones, you changed my life. how many of you, how many of you know anything that pleases a teacher more than knowing, knowing that they helped a kid with either an academic or deep personal problem and knowing, knowing that you saved them. because, ladies and gentlemen, because if the next generation is well educated, they're going to have more freedom to choose how they live their lives. they're going to have a fighting chance to avoid some of the incredible difficult choices people have to make. six out of ten students, six out of ten jobs in the next decade are going to require some certificate or degree after high school, just to be able to compete. look, it's all about choices. it's all about opportunity. it's all about community. it's about america. it's about making america once again the strongest economy in the world. i know and you know that jill is right when she says any country that outcompetes us, excuse me, outeducates us will outcompete us. that's just a naked fact of life. the days are gone, the

the amounts are tony compared to the total tax changes announced in the budget. >> the reality, mr. eaker, is the facts have not changed. they do not like to be held to account. they have tried to make a virtue of the policies that proved to be on popular by saying that they were listening. failure to do unnecessary work on a policy before announcing it and then sneaking out in hopes that no one was looking it is not consultation, mr. speaker. it is total incompetence. is it the truth that this government was so desperate for money making measures that it was hoping to get away with it? >> she says that this government was desperate for money making measures. why does she think we need money making measures prove i have noticed that her party left the biggest deficit in peacetime that we have ever faced, and the extraordinary thing is that they always believe there is a magic money tree. i am afraid we do have to take steps to reduce the deficit. welcoming both the change, and we would also like to keep the top rate, and we did not win that argument. they are turning up the volume. >

>> it does not change my view, because mr. hennessy has been consistent throughout, and that is no surprise to the mayor. if something changes, i will certainly let you know. chairperson hur: meaning, if he will show up in person? >> if he can find care for his family member, i certainly will let everyone know. up to this point, his position has been consistent. chairperson hur: he is the primary caregiver? >> yes. chairperson hur: and there is no secondary caregiver? >> from what i am informed, that is correct. chairperson hur: he told you that? >> correct. chairperson hur: we gave you notice of what we were going to do at the beginning. i would stand by it. miss lemmon. the declaration is extensive. i have read the declaration. i have also read people versus brown. my understanding of that case, and i am happy to have my fellow commissioners or council tommy i am wrong -- it appears that that case allows, in a domestic violence action, the expert testimony of a domestic violence experts to explain why a witness may change her

presuming there are no changes or edits to the others. maybe not. mr. schreiber? >> just under district two. including d.-1 is one of the options to be consistent with the discussion on d-5. >> ok, member advertise well, sorry to disrupt your insertion but can you jump down to district two for a moment and the vista and whether to include and the vista in d-1 so d 2 and d 5. thank you. mr. pill pell? >> -- pilpel? >> i'm not sure wife we have reasons and are adoption. >> i was going to get to that. any other edits ms. lam? >> after ms. tidwell adds hers, i want to make it consistent with the format. >> very good. anyone else? >> yes, we still have the question of district seven, drafted by member tidwell? >> we'll come back to that that moment. we just need for ms. tidwell to catch up with us. she's entering her two districts. while she's doing that on the heading, on the reasons for adoption, that should not be there. we aren't offering reasons for adoption. >> i propose that sorry, district considerations as opposed to findings, which would more suggest the one

changes to district 11. >> thank you, ma'am. yes, mrs. brown? >> hi, my name is marzel brown and i work with central city collaborative. and today i'm here on the behalf of the bristol hotel. which is located on 56 mason. mike nolty has showed you the little map area of where we want to stay. it is very, very small as you can see this little section right here. that's what we need to keep in district six. so if you guys will help us out, and remap that, it will be a great deal to us and the tenants in the bristol hotel that we deal with on a daily basis. thank you again for your time and your preparations and you guys do a wonderful job. keep up the good work. >> thank you. >> following mrs. scott will be shelby, lisa shin, pierre and natalie brown. >> good morning task force. my name is lois scott, and i live by cathedral, i live on cathedral hill by st. mary's cathedral about two and a half blocks from the proposed hospital site. i'm on the board of the cathedral hill neighbors who were dispointed that our neighborhood who was going to be reun

mr. rose, and we made suggestions for changes, and it went to the ethics commission, and they sent it back to was completely ignoring all i am saying is that the picture presented not only to you but to the public should be a complete and balanced one, and unfortunately, a lot of things i review with the ethics commission, the staff seems to send you documents that support the position they are taking and then leave out other information. chair hur: is there a motion to adopt the amendments to cfro? vice president studley: 2nd. chair hur: all in favor approved opposed? hearing none, the motion passes. commissioner hayon: i am sorry to do this. can we go back to item number three? there was something not mentioned in the motion. i wonder if the commissioners can consider that because it does have a change we mentioned. chair hur: i am sorry? >> that is on page 7 of the staff memo. chair hur: yes. >> and although it says 7, i think it is really six. vice president studley: i think you just said one through five. chair hur: going back to the proposed amendment, is there a motion to adopt the

mrs. jones, you change my life? [applause] anything many of you know that pleases the teacher more than knowing that they help a kid with either an academic or deep personal problem and knowing that you saved them? [applause] because, ladies and gentlemen, the next generation that is well-educated will have the freedom to choose. they will have a fighting chance to avoid some of the incredible difficult choices people have to make. 6 allen of 10 students, six out of 10 jobs in the next decade will require some sort of certificate degree after high school just to be able to compete. it is all about choices. it is all about opportunity. it is all about community. it's about america. it's about making america once again the strongest economy in the world. i know and you know that jill is right that any country that out-educate us will out-compete us. that is just the naked fact of life. we are the only country that has had universal education for 100 years. every other country realize it is good for them, good for comp

mr. romm, do you think climate change is -- >> mr. markey, can i interrupt? i asked if i could do just 6089 so i can get these two witnesses on the way in number and the other witnesses that i would appreciate that. >> now, i do not have any questions. >> commissioner jankovsky, i appreciate your attendance here and flying all the way out here. you can go back and enjoy yourself on this particular stage for the game. i can invite david cook from the arizona cattlemen's association -- i'm sorry, the national beef association and toil shamley to come and join us at that panel. and while they are, not, cannot give you time to introduce your piece of legislation. the other two would give you time. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i just want to make sure that the list of organizations concerned citizens in colorado and throughout the united states is supporting the 6089 to be able to submit letters of support for the record. >> thank you, mr. chairman. without objection so ordered. i apologize for shifting gears whenever in here, but i'm trying to get everything to mo

. >> oh, a remarkable change. mr. wilkins, do you have any questions for this witness, sir?take that as a no, sir. i am going to terminate the defendant's right to represent himself because of his deliberately serious and obstructionist misconduct. mr. wilkins, because of your behavior, i am going to have you removed from the courtroom, sir. your behavior is highly inappropriate. it's obstructionist, so you're going to be removed to the jail. >> the hearings resume without wilkins' presence and in the end, serving as his own lawyer, complete with courtroom stunts, backfires. he is convicted and sentenced to 42 years in prison. >> your honor, excuse me for a second. i need some time. >> when your back's against the wall, you know, you never know what's going to happen. what was he thinking? you know, because it sure didn't turn out well for him. he's got to live with that for a very long time. >>> coming up -- >> aloha. welcome to honolulu. >> an unconventional flight attendant keeps passengers on their toes. >> once the seat belt sign is turned off, get your stuff and get ou

mr. romney returned to later in the same event. >> the course we're on right now is foreign to us. it changes america. >> president obama, foreign. here's mr. romney today in ohio. >> this idea of criticizing and attacking success, of demonizing those in all walks of life who have been successful, is something which is so foreign to us, we simply can't understand it. >> this appears to be the new stump speech that mr. romney and the romney campaign are unveiling as they're telling the press to expect a new phase in their campaign. they are apparently going to talk about the president as secretly foreign. an adviser for mr. romney told the website buzz feed today they're going to hit president obama for among other things, his admitted teenage drug use. it's conspiracy theories about the president being secretly foreign, which as donald trump and joe arpaio territory, and also the president's behavior as a teenager. you sure you want to go there about the teenage years, mr. romney. you want to tong about your time in high school, your behavior as a teenager? is that where we're taking this cam

he was telling "cnbc squawk box" that it could change. >> if mr. geithner sent $500 billion to support the european union, he would not be doing as good of a job as he is right now. the day europe does manage to get some order back in place, you will see the dollar fall 20 to 30%. >> the way you're describing it doesn't sound like that day is close at hand. >> i believe it's in the next two years. >> if europe does right it's ship, could it sink ours? let's ask michael who says our interest rates will soar and jeremy who says that's an extreme view. michael, that would be if that basis point range is correct would be a pretty dramatic move. do you think that would happen and how fast would that happen? >> there's three things that could under mine the euro right now in the near term, and it really is about greece, the euro bond market, and about continued turmoil and uncertainty. we get a closure to any one of those this summer, and the u.s. dollar is set to fall. it's set to fall on a reversal of what we have seen so far. it's set to fall on the f

mr. polis: let us get on it. the corresponding change does not exist. in the spirit of bipartisanship i was informed my party was willing to withdraw an objection to a change that would have made a proper reference in this resolution to a corresponding bill that made sense. as to that the change does not make sense. i think it speaks, again, the broader issue of why the great rush on a bill that is not an emergency bill by any sense of the word. there are critical bills we face. we need to move quickly on. my goodness, the senate just passed the middle class tax cut. if the house doesn't pass a corresponding middle class tax cut, taxes will increase for tens of millions of american families. january 1. there should be likewise some urgency around reining in our budget deficit and balancing the budget. likewise there should be some degree of urgency about creating jobs in the recession, putting people back to work. here we have a bill, h.r. 4078, which of course is referenced under either version, the corrected or noncorrected version, of this particular