the candidates have met before hand and agreed that ms. kim will begin and follow. questions will be answered in the same rotation in terms of questions put to them by you, the audience that we are painstakingly going through to make sure we get everyro topic covered and since the league members are straining the questions and they are being screened t for relevance to the office that these two women seek and that is the congressional district there will be a card to indicate 30 seconds so candidates, make sure that you book and when you see the card that means stop but you don't need to stop in the middle of a sentence you can finish your sentence we are not that strict. each candidate will have the opportunity to answer a question and five wild cards for 30 seconds a piece. if you want to use your wild-card pick your attention back sure i see it and i thank you for that. please turn off your cell phones and going to give you one chance to applaud because after i introduced thehe candidates thee will be no more applause we want to make sure we get every question an

i was particularly disappointed in our supervisor, ms. kim, member of this board, who had a chance to defend what was going on in this organization at the meeting said zero and voted to delay it. i don't know where she is today or whether she's still on the board. it was terrible. i was embarrassed. number two, there's an article out, which i like to share and distribute to you, it came this morning. sure we can do it about tunnel under san francisco. the notion is, he and mr. vinny hoff can have some good ideas. we have little down time now. we should challenge them and take them up. i encourage the board to say, hey, if they got some great ideas, let's sit down. we want to listen. they got a lot of money. i don't know. you know as much as i do. i suggest we pass this on to the board for your reading. that's off the internet i saw this morning. thank you. >> thank you. >> that concludes members of the public. moving into red eregular calendar. >> i'll present this item to you. this is $510,000 cost to reimbursement man m.t.c. for the >> this

. >> next question let's begin with ms. kim. tell us your position on the affordable care act regarding pre-existing conditions and reproductive rights and access to quality health care for all, and what you repealed, reform or keep it as is? >> like i mentioned before, i'm not interested in revealing the affordable care act until we have affordable systems in place. that being said as a cancer survivor i am here to protect pre-existing conditions, and again like i mentioned before there's been a systethere is ane public-private partnership that would ultimately work but i think that we need to continue to work and meet the appropriate changes. >> could you repeat the question? >> sure. what is your position on the affordable care act regarding pre-existing conditions, reproductive rights, access to quality healthcare and what you repealed, reform or keep as is? >> i think i said earlier in veri'mvery interested in reformr repairing the affordable care act and then extending it to achieve universal health coverage. one of the gr

you know kim ms thirteen she spends seven hours at school and then several more at a crammer a private evening school. there are lots of them throughout south korea and they cost hundreds of dollars a month. many parents go into debt to send their children to these institutions but if they didn't their kids might fall behind. the trial soon moved on to high school and then to university and the amount of study will increase accordingly. i'm not so good at english at the moment so i need to put in at least fourteen hours a day parents. who are busy i won't have time though they are. now living in. south korea is famous for its educational system it consistently tops international rankings but the price kids pay is enormous. and the pressure to perform as massive and underline tech hanging out with friends or other leisure pursuits are for the ambitious out of the question. cereal then once to make school a more gripping and pleasurable experience with the help of virtual reality. when i was on the market certainly to other subsect we go we are taking a look see they always. say seems ve

supervisor kim, do you have a response. >> sorry, which piece? >> ms. chen, would you mind? >> what was not included. >> that was not my doing. >> it was a clarification that we need to amend the implementation document to reflect this new fee scheme. it may be conforming edits -- they are adopted by reference in the planning code so under your per view. >> what is the question in. >> is that item the 15 that you want us to make conforming edits so the underlying documents. >> to the implementation documents. >> i don't have any problem with that. deputy city attorney can we add that part in, amendment 17 to have it coincide with or apply to the implementation documents. >> the committee does not need to make that motion to amend, planning can modify the document to conform to the ordinance. >> i am guessing there is nothing else? thank you. supervisor kim. >> i will take the motion to adopt all of the amendments except for amendment 11. >> just to clarify, i believe there is a draft ordinance circulated to the committee as well along with the chart? yes. >> just wanted to m

supervisor kim, you have been around and i've always admired you, even your commercial. and currently, ms. miss brown. the supervisor of district five. i have been with you for a long time. we have been accused of having cupcakes together and all that. i just got a letter here and i will talk about that later. this is the difference of what i am saying. why a black man, the city and county are trying to infringe on my rights. when we talk about --dash we'll talk about what the young men told me. let me tell everybody. whatever you say to me, or do to me, think about it because it could be used against you. i am going to the f.b.i. i am not stopping here. my name is ace. i am going to the f.b.i. to protect me. here we are. this public testimony, unless you have a way to say it, i support that's. i have three daughters. i have three granddaughters. i have three great granddaughters and i would not want them to get raped. i support you. meanwhile, public testimony. hold up.

ms haley said the united states will not allow sanctions to be eased. she said north korea had more to do before it was time to talk about lifting sanctions. the president and kimg about having another one at the first of the year. secretary kirstjen pompeo has been multiple times, we stopped exercises, so we have given a lot of carrots up until now. we're not going to get rid the stick, because they have not done anything to warrant getting rid of the sanctions yet. let's get some of the day's other news: there has been a remarkable decline in the number of children being born, according to researchers at the university of washington. the report says that in 1950, the average globally was just under five children born to each mother, but that figure has now halved. cyprus has the lowest rate in the world, with women having an average ofjust one child. at the other end of the scale, niger has a fertility rate of over seven. the un has announced plans to double its food aid to yemen to avert mass starvation in the country. the world food programme said it was preparing to try to feed 1a million people, almost half of the population. toshiba is going to close its