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croix, director of ethics commission is here to speak about this order nance. thank you for being here. >> thank you. these are small but important reforms closing a couple of loopholes in current law. currently city employees and officers are predicted from receiving gifts on restricted sourcings. this would extend that prohibition to loans as well as gifts. also, there are times when government employees and officers are allowed to accept travel from nongovernmental entities. this will make shoe the -- sure the law includes individuals as well as organizations. finally, state law has been modified so that municipalties can no longer travel as a gift to have city and assign that to someone else. we are changing regulation regarding that. supervisor kim: thank you. just a quick question. i saw that -- sorry. i'm looking. do you have the file, the travel gift prior to going on the trip or prior to accepting the trip? >> local law requires that officials report travel in advance. supervisor kim: in advance. thank you. those are the clarifying questions. any other

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nance you has an update on funding. >> very briefly on our funding update, as we reported before, we have more than $800 million in allocations toward our phase one project of $1.6 billion. today we're going to do an action on your calendar to re-send some funding. we'll talk about that later. and then the other thing that we've been doing is continuing to look for additional sources of funds, and today on your agenda, we're going to be asking for permission to apply for some park funds for the city park. so we're continuing to do that, and we will continue to look for funding to back fill or to augment our phase two work as we go ahead. that's all i have for today. if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer. >> i'd like to get our construction update. >> good morning, directors. steve rule with turner construction, construction management oversight. there we go. we had another great month of progress. we continue the demolition work, 46,000 hours now without any accidents or injuries to the workers. we completed the turnover of zone three, which used to be the old central po

bill and alan nance were instrumental.that acknowledges how important public safety is in our office. he has come through, talking about what we need to do for our youth. i would like to bring a poll henderson. -- paul henderson. [applause] >> come on. you can clap louder than that. i am going to get warmed up here. this is fully warmed already talking about public safety, there is not just one event, one action, but today's announcement that we have here is symbolic of what the process is. this is exactly how public safety works in the city. i know everyone is concerned about what happens this summer, and what are we going to do and how we are going to keep the crime rate low and how we are going to advance so used is engaged in positive activity over the summer in an attempted into making bad decisions. and today is exactly how we're going to deliver on that. we are doing not just an educational commitment -- but the mayor has talked about all the people who live stepped up to make sure we have a summer school, but also

consultant reporting requirements to enhance and harmonize then with the lobbyist reporting around nance -- ordinance. it's ridiculous that the voters have to vote on these technical amendments but because it was originally adopted by the voters, that's what we have to do. i know i will get phone calls from constituents asking why are you making me vote on this? the charter amendment would put in place a standard formula for when a voter amendment can be repealed or amended. for the first three years, the board would be prohibitted from amending or repealing. for the next four years, the board would be allowed to amend or repeal with a 2/3 super majority. after seven years, the board would be allowed to amend or repeal the ordinance. for ballots placed on the ballot by signature, the board would only be able to amend the ordinances and never be allowed to repeal them. as soon as i entrusted this measure, people began to ask what ordinances i would wants to repeal or aend? some people assumed i must have a secret agenda. the honest answer is i don't other than an agenda of good government

so what do you use that mapet nance check list for? -- maintenance check list for? >> for every project we finish, we sign a service agreement or offer a service maintenance agreement and then when we go back to the house a year later we go through this check list and we go through the whole thing to make sure everything's being maintained, that, well, it's a very detailed check list. but every house in san francisco needs to be maintained and you can see through lawrence's slides what happens if you don't maintain them. >> in my experience, often people do wonderful design work and excellent construction but stop at that point when the construction is finished and think they're done. but that's not the case. you have to maintain it. you have to have a program first to evaluate it. is this what we wanted? pick up the stuff that's not quite right, you thought it was ok but not. so we have to do post construction evaluation and then we have to have a maintenance program. you've got to maintain them. these houses do not maintain themselves. and much of the work that we

it's got a whole lot of sustain nance. -- sustenance. the new project from bobby brown -- bobby's back, y'all. the new project is called "the masterpiece." it drops in june, and i feel so fortunate that bobby got a chance to see us before the project even drops, give us a heads up on it and i think you're going to like it. bobby brown, i'm delighted to know that you're happy. that's the most important thing, that you're happy, man. >> thank you, thank you. tavis: good to have you on the program and congrats on the project in advance. bobby brown, y'all. thanks for watching. that's our show. as always, keep the faith. ♪ mr. telephone man there's something wrong with my line ♪ when i dial my baby's number i get a kick every time ♪ mr. telephone man i try dialing a number ♪ i get a kick every time ♪ must be a bad connection ♪ need love and affection ♪ can't get my baby on the line ♪ >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time with musician and deejay moby and his cam

michael owen or forsberg and after she retired the eighty six year old german then coached book swedish nance and women's team though in russia he will spearhead only the female squad several big building scandals have rocked russia's biathletes over the past few years and people are leveled harsh criticism against their fenders everybody can make a mistake russian made a lot of mistakes. four thousand times but i think now that he's clean. and the ball is it absolutely serious. on the show now the russian can do it without in the meantime and with the such olympics in mind russia's barely attempted top places at. the world cup of dance in their gun sites two time olympic champion all designed so i who had previously unknown scary term and no seem scheme to stay in the national team and would sit on the slips on the roster the russian team is optimistic that the victories will follow i hope that we make a step forward. but you know the body is no not a computer but i think our russian team has a pickup to the most the most difficult thing because now we find the best seller so next season rus

experienced every trick again once we take people down here they are only way by the set up of nature nance cape and weather and whatever is out here in this environment so it's it's a voyage beyond imagination tourism in antarctica is a major business but because of the end charge a treaty system an international agreement that limits exploitation of a continent don't expect to see any luxury hotels down here any time soon excursions are mainly limited to cruise ships and small charter flights from the tip of south america. they're really coming down here to see something unique it's an ecosystem like no other. and also for the people who do come on these journeys i think they get spellbound because really it's it's a vision of the world before man had anything to do with it and passengers on board the national geographic explorer can truly get a one on one up close and personal experience with the scenery and wildlife of antarctica but keep in mind this is antarctica and people have to be aware that they are far away from civilization i mean our stop today here to the next well day was no

michael allen forsberg and after she retired the fifty six year old german then coached world swedish nance and women's team though in russia he will spearhead only the female squad several be gilpin scandals have rocked russia's biathletes over the past few years and see where leveled harsh criticism against their founders everybody can make a mistake russian made a lot of mistakes with two thousand. i think now the team is clean. and the board is absolutely serious. on. the russian poet. in the meantime and with such olympics in mind russia's where police have the top places at. world cup advancing the gunsight two time olympic champion all designed to a who had previously unknown scary german no seam scheme to stay in the national team and with. the roster the russian team is optimistic that the beatriz will follow i hope that we make a step forward to see you but you know the body isn't or not the computer but i think the russian team has a big cut out to be the most the most difficult thing because we find the best talent so next season rushers and visions in biathlon will be new coach

and rolls nance share swap and i think it's right deal has collapsed so it is close to rosneft say it will be looking for a new hot to explore the arctic to say it's a shed some more light on the story i'm joined by our team meeting medvedev said to me the deal has folded one out of scientology now oh yes indeed the deal as we know it's between b.p. and all snapped has apparently collapsed but this does not prevent the sides from negotiating on and discussing the future partnership this is what b.p. and its a russian joint venture t n k b p are intended to do according to bit official statements b.p. says it's still looking for some kind of solution it's still looking to cooperate with rosneft to find some kind of satisfactory result a russian joint venture to k.b.p.s. russian partners which have initially blocked the deal between b.p. and ross now i now say certain conditions at which they will agree to actually sell their stake in the company which they've been refusing to do before preventing this deal from actually happening when it comes to ross yeah it's a bit more complicated h

penny nance of the conservative group, concerned women for america, says that debbie wasserman schultz democratic party and we wonder if that signals that the democrats''s attention for recruitment. the new dnc chair couldn't care less. >> my only goal right now is to re-elect barack obama and re-elect debbie wasserman schultz and make sure we can turn the state legislatures and the governor's mansionses blue, blue, blue. >> reporter: a high bar but on this mother's day one that's within her grasp. mark preston, cnn, washington >> i'm hala gorani at the cnn world headquarters in atlanta. i hope you have a great week. and a good night.

really if you were anywhere in the upper tier society, you were in politic or golfer nance, you had -- governance, you had to be a mason. it was a very important fraternity, and if you weren't a member, you were going to have trouble getting by. so part of it was a, you know, something he had to do. it does appear that he actually enjoyed it as well. but how he felt deeply about the tenets of free masonry, we don't really know. however, the masons since washington's death, obviously, they led his funeral. his funeral was a masonic funeral. and since washington's death the masons have been very active in promoting washington as one of them. and in some of their efforts they have created, just like everybody else, a kind of washington mythology, as washington as a mason as supposedly being the only primary thing in his life. which it wasn't. it was one of many things in his life. >> join me in thanking edward lengel. [applause] >> edward lengel is the editor-in-chief of the papers of george washington. for more information visit gwpapers.virginia.edu. >> c-span's local content vehicles

penny nance of the conservative group concerned women for america says that debbie wasserman schultzic party "and we wonder if that signals the democrats' intentions for candidate recruitment." the new dnc chair couldn't care less. >> my only goal right now is to re-elect barack obama and re-elect debbie wasserman schultz, make sure we can take the house back, hold the senate, and make sure we can turn state legislatures and governor's mansions blue, blue, blue. >> reporter: a high bar but on this mother's day one she believes is in her grasp. mark preston, cnn, washington. >> i'm hala gorani at the cnn world headquarters in atlanta. i hope you have a great week. i hope you have a great week. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

come with me. ...o.k., nance, look at this big old kitchen mess right here. >> ugh... >> it's prettyypical of a family home, but let's add to it. >> [laughs] >> how about some ketchup, just for color, huh? >> oh, man. >> and speaking of color, how about some marker just to weave through? >> what are you doing?! >> i'm having fun! now, how would you normally clean a mess like this? >> well, i'd get my bucket, you know, i'd fill it with water, i'd probably spill half of it lugging it around, then i'd just use my regular sponge mop. >> right, well, you know what? go to it-- let's use your method and see what happens... >> all right. >> because your method is pretty typical. people do this: they start out with a dirty mop, be it a string mop or a sponge mop like this, and they have great intentions. they have a bucket of clean water like you do. >> o.k. >> next thing you know, they're dipping-- ah! just like you're doing-- a dirty mop-- look at that!-- into a clean bucket of water, and now the pail of water is dirty, so now you've got dirty water, you've got a dirty mop, and you're just

his research focuses on islamic politics, golfer nance and political stability in sows asia. i think -- south asia. i think one of the things he has going in his favor is that he lived in the pakistan in 2005-'6, returned to pakistan again in the summer of '07 and '08, visiting research associate. and so, and he's co-authored chapters in a book called "religion and security: the new nexus in international relations." so i'll stop there. as i said, 25 minutes or so for you, anatol, would be great. and without further ado -- >> thank you so much, kalpana. thank you all for coming. i'm deeply flattered to be invited to the world bank. it's also a great pleasure to speak alongside two people whose work i greatly admire. and, indeed, i'm indebted to josh for -- >> [inaudible] >> sorry? can you hear? oh. so sorry. and i'm indebted to josh for many insights into, in particular, the frontier province. i thought i'd begin with my latest visit last month in which i went up there to pashar because it's a good way of leading into the fact that despite a good deal of the western media com

hey, nance, thanks very much for your time this morning. we certainly -- >> good morning, robin. having me. >> you know this has been a highly publicized case and has taken a long time, is taking a long time to select a jury. is that a major reason why because so many eyes have been on the case? >> well, robin, a lot of court watchers or legal analysts may point to that as a reason, but the reality is is i can't stress enough this is a death penalty case and you don't want a misstep. what that would mean is that 10, 12 years from now we'd be trying the case again. that was one of the first cases i tried as a district attorney, a 14-year-old murder case, that had been reversed 13 years later. we don't want that. so it's going to take a long time and that's just a bitter pill. the jury pool, the judge and lawyers have to swallow it. >> i was going to play a clip. they brought up the name of your show over and over again and even mentioned "gma" a time or two in the jury selection. were you surprised to be -- that they're saying that so much and using that in the delay? >> no, i'm n