thank you very much ms. chang colleagues questions or comments on item 14 in this case we'll on it up for public comment. >> supervisor avalos supervisor breed. >> supervisor campos commissioner christensen supervisor cohen supervisor farrell absent. >> supervisor kim absent supervisor mar supervisor tang supervisor scott wiener supervisor yee this item passes. >> this item passes okay i'm wondering should we call items 15 and 16 before we go into closed session or anyway? so why call item 15 >> introduction of new items this is an information item. >> colleagues new items okay public comment oh any i'll see. >> supervisor cohen. >> thank you, thank you mr. chair district 10 e 10 as a significant challenge i know my protective aid has been in touch with the staff while we've done a significant amateur of work my ielgdz i have a cold so i'm really. >> you and the rest of the world. >> we've done a significant amount of work the planning department and mta as well as other city departments for the transportation in

ms. changing our time is up. >> so we're supporting the proposal of a change. >> thank you. >> but we request you increase the police. >> got it. >> on the foot patrol (clapping.) we hear i up there. >> good evening everyone my name is t is ann for the community association we the membership based over one hundred filipino in the tenderloin we are in support of the redistricting but it should be a great stopping we have one concern buyout proposal with the police what we have to see american people increase in increase in the residential area better than the commercial area i'm sure you're aware of even though tenderloin polyps wills increase in the next century so, please consider thinking about your resident and creating a new police line >> thank you very much. next speaker. (clapping.) >> good evening, everyone my name is eva i'm a tenderloin resident and member of the citizens advisory committee as a resident of the tenderloin for over 20 years now i would like to ask the police commissioners to insure the residents and safety self-creating a new police line it should support of the comm

i got a phone call from a viewer calling from god knows where saying what happened to ms. chang?ou are coming back in april, il -- i hope. >> i'm sorry i can't be there today to celebrate this very momentous occasion. i promise we will have a big blowout for the five-year. >> i have to thank everyone who has worked on the show and moved on and the team we have working so hard and even harder in your absence. we have a lot of ground to cover. the viewers have been very supportive of the show. emily, it has been great to have you by my side the whole time. >> innovation, technology and the future of business, the most important show on television. and you are carrying the torch valiantly. i cannot wait to be back in april. >> i love hearing your son in the background. >> i'm calling from the home front. >> thank you very much. you can always get the latest headlines on your phone and tablet. we will see you tomorrow. >> from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm mark crumpton. this is "bottom line." 12 viewers here in the united states and those of you joining us from aroun

i got a phone call the other day, calling from god knows where, saying, what happened to ms. chang?ming back? and you are coming back in april, i hope. emily: i am sorry i cannot be there today to celebrate this very momentous occasion, but i promise that we will have a big blowout for the five-year, all right? cory: i like that. i have got to thank everyone who has worked on the show, and the team we have working so hard in your absence, because we have a lot of ground to cover. the viewers have been really supportive. it is a very different thing to not just talk about what investors want, but what businesses do. [baby babble] it has been great to have you by my side. emily: the future of business. the most important show. i cannot wait to be back in april. cory: i love hearing from your son. emily: i'm calling from the home front. i hope you don't mind. ♪ >> this is a paid advertisement from the new face of time life starvista entertainment. >> it came out of the church. it was raw, emotional, seductive, romantic, and gave us a new sense of pride in the statement "made in america

ms. tilly chang. >> good morning this months report begins with the state level on the board equalization due to the reduction in gas prices and the state adjusts the competently kiss tax in gasoline we expect to see a decline in x kinds tax this will to come to the whole state dpw estimates a 70 percent in the gas tax k378gsz we receive for resurfacing and road with work we have joined a large group of coalitions and organizations and on letter i've attached to my are support offering to work with the govern to protect the existing level of revenues to grow the transportation revenues to grow our infrastructure and investment in addition in terms of the legislative masking i'll see the items relate to two things the high occupancy one is authored by assembly transportation chair frazier ab 94 and another one through the cal secretary of transportation process budget trailer bill 402 we have outlined those in your legislative matrix both are how we develop the high occupancy work and the express lane working with our workers and briefing supervisor campos and supervisor wiener with the tr

ms. mohan for changing the policy 4 point had the language is in there what happened with that in the earlier housing element there had on a preponderance of ownership housing that was built and but we have to be careful to build enough rental housing you've changed the word ownership to rental but you made the same intent to make sure we build enough rental housing but it makes sense in terms of the mr. star please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room the way it's written is better a few comments on the changes i agree with the language going in there we have to be careful just because demographics change in san francisco didn't mean that will mean displacement animals people live in dump i didn't unit and have been combrepd and royals they can go to south san francisco and get a safer and cleaner synthetically staple and electrically plumbing and compliant unit they stay longer basis of our strict rent control units and passed on behalf of the owner and almost no rent increases but ultimately it becomes a to fight because people have stayed for so long and t

. >> who decides whether or not that changes i mean ms. crumb if you can. >> you sure i'm speak to that. >> so there's history to that rule because our emergency shelters fill up really fast when we expand we were initially at vessel and a m e church and moved to first friendship because there was a rise in the number of homes families sooeblg shuttles the history that province is the organization that manages first friendship and the providence the history families will come in they would leave and then not come back which means that proupdz was holding a shelter bed for 2, 3, 4, 5 individuals in the house and wouldn't come back and they'd turn someone away so the discussion they had with us was making that a rule that all family members must come at the same time in order to secure a room - a space so this conversation once again came up because we got a letter from the coalition and since december we've had meetings are the other shelters providers to talk about a call in for providence so that's not something we're not addressing it ta

that will absolutely change the game. mark: ms.andith is now an adjunct professor and senior fellow at the council on foreign relations. ms. pandith, always a pleasure to have you on the program. thanks for your perspective. president obama will be delivering his statement from the white house and we'll talk about his request to congress to authorize action against the islamic state. we will have live coverage and analysis on "street smart," with my colleague trish regan. let's get you to some of the top stories we are following at this hour. in belarus, leaders are holding talks about stopping the fighting in ukraine, and a big stumbling block is reportedly how much autonomy progression rebels will get over the territory they control. there is a 70% chance that talks will result in an end to the fighting, which continued even as preparations for negotiations were being finalized. meantime, ukrainian government forces have reportedly retake and six counts of around a port city. european finance ministers are in brussels, holding ta

ms. spending a lot of money on this climb change stuff. >> look at rick's favorite company, cylindra we're getting half of 1% of our energy from solar. the government is supposed to do -- to steal john's words very few things but do them right. one of the things its supposed to do based on the constitution is protect us from foreign enemies. that threat is real, they're murdering people it's rampant and the president is not taking it seriously. >> on the other hand, carrie we have to point out how much money we have been spending since 9/11 it's over a trillion dollars on defense and fighting terrorism directly. >> that's true but -- and we do want to have clean air clean water, nobody is disputing that and our emissions have gone down because of the shale revolution, but the reality is the clear and present danger is global terrorism. i used to work in world trade center tower number 7. we had kits in our offices, food supplies masks, flares to prepare for another terror attack and i can tell you we never had a drill for a global warming climate change summit. we have never had as many pe

what was said about the 50 collaborative i concur the boundary needs to change to include polk street and part of geary. >> thank you, ms. permits ton. >> is there any additional public comment? >> if there's anyone else want to speak just line up this is our last public comment. >> hello commissioners, thank you i have one thing jan asked me to speak i ask i don't have anything to say the concerns of the community with very, very deep and real i won't say i'll talk about lines but what they're doing is correct if we listens or listen to them there's one that can't make it i don't know was the term is but my father was on attorney i remember there was a problem that different police districts have that problem visually couldn't arrest a guy it was like a state boundary line why can't you do something like that 9 california highway patrol and i don't know i'm a amateur at this i don't know what would be an effective solution but but that sounds like something an officer stand on the street can't arrest someone that explicit make sense. >> the chief is making a number of motions they can't arrest someone on the other side

ms. pierce and to "the brown daily herald"... >> reporter: did he change your mind? >> oh, no, no, no.x would change his, moving closer to pierce's belief in integration before he died four years after he traveled to brown. >> it was almost giddy being in the midst of something potentially interesting historically. >> reporter: time has not eroded malcolm x's place in history, nor in her story either. jim axelrod, cbs news, providence, rhode island. >> >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. >>> e! re-airs giuliana rancic's offensive comments about zendaya on "fashion police." >> will co-host kelly osborne really quit the show? >> i'm talking to her mom, what there without joan rivers? ♪ >> she smells like weed. >> people are offended. >> what's going on with kelly? >> kelly was really upset. >> why her first apology asn't enough. >> and what zendaya says today. >> then will and jada get candid with us about their marriage. >> plus music news, madonna talking about what caused hysteria and paranoia in her cam

determination as to whether that change would materially impair the building such that it would no longer be eligible for listing in the california register. so in the evaluation that ms. tim and her team made with regard to this building they concluded the art ratio of the embarcadero facades while it would change the detail of the building would not change the resource such that it would no longer be able to the listed in the register. >> my question goes to the explanation for that determination. why? why is it that it will not affect, the changes will not affect the resource? >> tina texas texas -- tam for the planning department. i believe it will change the resource. what we think is the final determination is we don't think it will affect it in such a way where it's no longer going to affect the california register. it still has enough integrity left on the building to still represent the significance that it has with the association with the longshoreman. >> for me to sustain a finding by planning or declaration for planning, i have to be able to articulate it and it seems we are going back at a very circular way and i have yet to really hear a clearly articul

ms. pierce and to "the brown daily herald"... >> reporter: did he change your mind? >> oh, no, no, no.x would change his, moving closer to pierce's belief in integration before he died four years after he traveled to brown. >> it was almost giddy being in the midst of something potentially interesting historically. >> reporter: time has not eroded malcolm x's place in history, nor in her story either. jim axelrod, cbs news, providence, rhode island. >> >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. >>> legalization of pot possession in the district come midnight will proceed despite threats from congress. >> a man arrested for killing a world war ii vet claims his motive for murder was sex. >> reporter: a top state department official arrested on a charge of soliciting sex from a minor in fairfax remains in jail waiting for fairfax to pick him up. i'm peggy fox. i'll tell you what the judge said about that charge today. >> thousands of people say beniful dog food hurt or killed their pets and now they're filing suit

ms. pierce and to "the brown daily herald"... >> reporter: did he change your mind?ter: in fact, malcolm x would change his, moving closer to pierce's belief in integration before he died four years after he traveled to brown. >> it was almost giddy, being in the midst of something potentially interesting historically. >> reporter: time has not eroded malcolm x's place in history nor in her story either. jim axelrod, cbs news, providence, rhode island. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm ken bastida. breaking news in the east bay. we are getting word of a double homicide in the town of hercules. two people were found dead on marigold place this afternoon. that is near lupine hills elementary school. details still coming in on this story. chopper 5 is on its way to hercules. we is also a crew headed there. no word on the victims or the suspects or mowivity

anniversary is really a testimony to a work of art a work of great utility, a work that's changed the economic rut ms of the city -- rhythms of the city. but also i have put in this book the names and personal stories of dozens and dozens of workers who otherwise would be anonymous. and that was one of the things i took pride in myself. >> and that, i think, makes it a testimony to you. because you are one of those few people who cares about little people small people ordinary people, forgotten people overlooked people. not the robert moses kind of people who one of my favorite quotes of his was if the ends don't justify the means, what does? [laughter] but you once described yourself as an outsider because you were the son of an italian immigrant and, therefore you identified with the neighbors in bayrung who were being -- bayridge who were being displaced and also with people like the ironworkers -- >> yes. >> -- who weren't even invited to the opening ceremony of the verrazano bridge. >> you have mentioned mr. moses many times and so have i. he wasn't very gracious -- [laughter] to put it -- and h

ms. mueller. the second is whether you change the law or have an understanding that says you sort of look the othern a family does this. i can tell you from 25 years in the federal government, the government does not sit there and say the law says one thing but we'll ignore the law in you case. we're not just talking about potentially paying for hostages. you remember bo bergdahl, the american serviceman who wouz traded for taliban members. would there be a conversation that would say we won't allow for a child to be brought home for money but we will allow for a hostage negotiation that involves people for people. i think the question has to be raised. i'm not sure there's a perfect witne answer. >> phil, i'm a little surprised. i didn't think i was going to hear this from you, a former cia official, at least open to the idea of some kind of exchange, an official government ek changes or a personal exchange for hostages. should i be surprise snd. >> we're not talking about what i witnessed for 25 years, that is for example drone operations or the black sites that we ran. some may say this is suppo

changing medications. i could just talk about the ms but i have to hear about the others too.as rallied more than 30% since we last spoke to the ceo on november 18th. i think they have more room to run, especially since the fda will decide this august whether or not to approve abilify, the anti-psychotic drug that went generic not too long ago. don't take it from me take it from the bangle ceo of alkermes. to hear more about his company and where it is headed, welcome back to "mad money." good to see you, sir. have a seat. until i saw the news about the multiple sclerosis, i just thought that the depression drugs are huge. but let's do ms. because one of the reasons i want to do it is immediately after the note comes out about yours, the biogen people say don't worry about it. this has a much better safety profile than the established $2.9 billion drug out there. >> we'll see. first of all, i have to say happy birthday. >> thank you very much. >> that's most important today. >> i see richard outside. but there is clauses that richard's involved in that i'm involved in that are

ms. monday that co-. let's get to your questions. >> does that change the impact to rescue the american woman and other hostagesll ahead there? >> it does not, nedra, for one simple reason. the president already ordered his team to devote all of the available resources that we have to try to locate anybody, particularly americans being held hostage by isil the president is willing to devote intelligence and military resources to try to secure the release of our citizens being held against their will. that is an effort about which we continue to be vigilant and the president receives regular updates on the progress and we'll continue to be. you know that white house officials are in close touch with the families of those being held against their will in syria by isil and we'll continue to be. our thoughts and prayers are with them as well. they are going through what is an unimaginable tragedy. our thoughts and prayers are with them as well. >> since the president weighed in encouraging parents to vaccinate their children, other officials have spoken about this. does the president think it's irresponsible for el

changing. >> everywhere you go. you can hear from a climbtologist the alps the glaciers are melting in the al ms but then you go to fishermentsue and makes you realize how all of our little decisions in our lives add up to big seismic changes. >> it looks incredible. i'm so excited to see it. great to have you back. phillip, thank you. congratulations. incredible work. "the wonder list" debuting on sunday at 10:00 p.m. that does it for us. >>> mmm. lunchtime. how are those chips? tasty, right? ever think about what they come in? no? it's called a bag. you're going to throw that bag away right? ever think about where it goes? me neither. it's estimated every american grows out about 7 pounds of garbage a day and average of 202 tons over the course of a lifetime and that's just us. where does it

ms. fewer for bringing this forward i remember this of the first brought about but i think without a doubt at the canyon core changes what we should be testing for 12 graders it makes that more irrelevant i want to make sure we a lot internally it seem like there is agreement we will like this is not an ascertainment sunshine we should be doing if we're stoougz it has in the past superintendent evaluation and in other places where it is we're looking at the process so we may move forward and want to access an indicator or measure if at all if the agreement on the board has wealthy so - >> ms. wynns. >> thank you. i'm supportive of this i've not been supportive it is one of the wrongheaded things that's irrational action that dates us because the fed's says all students note a high school exitam so in the meantime the state should be commend for taking a much more realistic view of the value of testing and the request for another years suspension standardized test so i was going to ask whether we can put all our names. >> commissioner is that acceptable. >> ms. norton our legislator advocate is the former 123ru7b9d t

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she had to change this from a barn to a home and she did not want to spend a lot of money that had been donated for hurricane efforts. it was ms. barton's money that made this place livable. she tried to do that work with a careful eye on spending. she was very frugal, she was from new england. one thing she had a lot of was cotton. big roles of this cotton and they cut it into strips. it could act as bandages. this material is what she used to cover the ceilings. most of the walls in this house are bandaged because the plaster would have cost a great deal of money. this house revealed that ms. barton was frugal and resourceful and creative. it reflects her dedication. it was her home in the center of the american red cross. -- and the center of the american red cross. clara barton was born on christmas day in massachusetts. her birthplace is still there. it was on a farm when she was a girl. her father was a middle-class farmer. before being a farmer, he had been a soldier and had risen to the rank of captain. he was active in local government and served on the legislature. the barton family helps support in the community. sh

ms. jacobsen i believe in politics and diplomacy and a very simple adage don't give it away for nothing. i'm very troubled by the abrupt changes precisely a moment where we actually have leverage. for 50 years one could argue the castro brothers have loved policy because it's helped keep them in power fair enough but that was then and this is now think a change. they're hurting. the economy is hurting. their oil supplier is hurting and if they look out to the future it's very difficult to see a viable cuban economy without major change including a change in their relationship with us. now i take your point about diplomatic exchange and i put that aside. but the liberalization of trade and tourism and indeed the person's call to begin the process of dismantling the embargo that has been in place for half a century i need to understand what we got in return. where's the reciprocity? why wouldn't the united states good -- use its leverage with respect human rights and press freedoms and with respect to religious freedoms with respect to political dissidents? i am reading from state department personnel dancer that the god was we

ms. jacobson, i believe in politics and in diplomacy in a very simple adage, don't give it away for nothing. i am very troubled by the abrupt change in u.s. policy to cuba at precisely a moment where we actually have leverage . for 50 years one could argue the castro brothers have loved u.s. policy because it's helped coop them in power. fair enough. but that was then. this is now. things have changed. they're hurting. the economy's hurting. their oil supplier is hurting. and as they look out to the future very difficult to see a viable cuban economy without major change including a change in the relationship with us. now, i take your point about diplomatic exchange. and i put that aside. but the liberalization in trade and tourism and investment and indeed the president's call to begin the process of dismantling the embargo that's been in place for half a century, i need to understand what we got in return. where's the reciprocity? why wouldn't the united states use its good offices and its leverage with respect to human rights, with respect to press freedoms, with respect to religious freedoms, with respect to political dissiden

ms. crangel out of any site is here also the principle of ida b wells we'll grow this together and manage until january and the things that needs to be changed and you don't think o'connell allow the teams to be able to work together to make that happen i have 3 seconds we have one community we're have a decision to have o'connell and ida b wells together is something i embrace we're not going to balk automatic away to my community we'll do this together i'm here as an ally and on to make that happen if we're going to talk about anything let's talk about safety and let's talk about attendance because attendance is our cohesive issue mrets let's go ahead and do this that's where i'm coming from as principle and glad to be with us. >> i'd like to invite the superintendents to make a few remarks. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so i want to be clear i want to be clear and thank all the parents and communities for coming down and expressing our sentiments its very important i want to thank the principle for coming forward and speaking to us because that meeting is televised and the boarder community is watching and because we have an open enr