analysis i want to appreciate the balboa between both what we could charge and the nexus allows us to charge that the feasibility of construction we certainly don't want to dampen that feasibility side but i think we would like to see the balance as we say the value of what's created and the vendors are raking in profits per unit as newer resident move in there's a frustration of the infrastructure didn't match what is speeded of the neighborhood like childcare and open space i know that is not you know from the planning department it is not that's a policy question but something our office is interested in pursuing. >> okay. great. >> is that it okay. good i've got a couple of questions while i'm most interested in the potrero hill and supervisor jane kim is interested in other parts of eastern neighborhood areas that touch here district what is the current gap for the infrastructure project because commissioner lee touched base on that a little bit can you tell us what that figure is. >> the last 5 before you is market octavia and eastern neighborhoods together i'm not sure we have

developers are able to bring in per unit are we do you think that is appropriate to reconsider the nexus for a number of reasons the childcare fees are at zero i know this is the first program and you have the stabilization fund with the feasibility will it be appoint to relooking look at the fees given the dollars coming in we have the decisions within the community process so this citywide look at the nexus this is the next item or how we spend the money that is a thing the department took on but we do as much as we can you mentioned something about rising costs and couple years ago we had a index so the revenues when it's collected it we're doing the best to capture the interests across the city to build the infrastructure the impact fees are not responsive to the ups and downs of the real estate marketed so i i think i understand. >> we certainly heard from folks we want to relook at that and taking a look at we have a sense of what residential units are selling for but certain residential units are not going to command the same level of money but we're seeing high wholesales many th

. >> so the nexus study report. >> so what i think it might be referencing i'll talk through that help you he me but the way we establish the nexus amount if you can imagine how much the policy question we all answer it devil what will cap the total amount on what we think if rec and park sort of copes a standard of one square feet of park per person we'll set the nexus we use the understood references for rec and park to service the population as a way to mitigate this conversation about what amount is appropriate there's a legal reason we choose that beacon hill we can't ask the vendors to provide two square feet of park per person when the city can only deliver one we have to make sure that whatever standard we're holding the developers to we can deliver. >> basically, it is true if we adopt the allowable fee that is in table 5 and 6. >> that's correct. >> okay. all right. so is any of the incentives we provide to the vendors what if any incentives do we provide to the developers if if any choose to build childcare facilities on site? yeah. >> yeah. so building childcare on site the

the basis of oozing how those fees are calculated would facility a new nixon nexus study to effected parties this ordinance didn't mention the impact fees will again be another conversation we talked it will be the time of the publication i received public comments and have e-mailed copies in reference to the exemption for projects in the van ness su d and if i may conclude to answer commissioner moore's question about the 25 foot parking this is actually in place under planning code section 1 61 b an exemption for off street loading across the sidewalks the supervisors is going to ask for off-street parking as well in your packet as part of the page 6 ordinance on line 5 so if i'm understanding this ordinance correctly in the instance where there is property that sold access across a wide sidewalk at 25 feet with more the zoning administrator will be able to wave the off-street parking requirement like the loading requirement that concludes my presentation. if you have any questions. >> opening it up for public comment good afternoon, commissioners i want to speak buyout potential k

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nexus analysis and the sort of behind that this is sort of the hereto of why the department choose to keep the legislation focused on the updating practice writing these programs we are that trying to keep intact the community plan this involves the community and stakeholders so the negotiation about what that fee rate covers as we were talking about the transit in some planning areas that was a decision to a long community planning process >> and a yes. >> those are the kind of considerations around the changes and we've talked about that the fraeblt analysis and kind of understanding you know what the long term and short-term goals and the trade offs the city wants to make. >> the rate of return for developers is increasing and our current rate didn't allow it to capture any of the new value that's concerting because of the large gap we have how do we reconcile this. >> outside of california we'll have this property tax and you could argue those new unites u units are we're capturing a little bit but i have an idea might come up i really think that might be a supplemental tool that

president, we have no evidence that there's a north american nexus here.which is one very useful for security. but you realize it's also very useful for liberty. because if the president was genuinely concerned that it had a north american nexus, what were his other options? to give him confidence that he could keep you safe. >> a couple of -- a couple of comments. you only talked about the first half of general alexander's testimony, in which he testified under oath, in response to the either house or senate intelligence committee. i don't remember which. that it was 54 or 57 plots that were stopped as a result of nsa spying. the next day general alexander wrote to amend his testimony to say it wasn't 54, it was 3. and when asked to identify the three, he declined to identify them. i could list a half a dozen plots that have gotten through. the shoe bomber. the boston marathon bombers. the copenhagen bombers. the revolution in yemen. the revolution in ukraine. you guys knew about that because you fomented it. [ applause ] the nsa's problem is it has too m

we do this with nexus devices today. it's why we do nexus devices. all innovations in computing happen at the intersection of hardware and software. for you to drive innovation, you need to do both closely together. and we do it, actually, in partnership with our oem. we choose oem to work with. people ask, are you competing with oem? it's not our intent. compared to the rest of the industry, we feel a very small scale. but we do it -- [indiscernible] we do it through a nexus. i think we are at a stage where it is very important to think about hardware, software, and conductivity together. especially when you think about form factors like unique conductivity on your watch. when you think about android auto, we need conductivity for that. we need to experiment along those lines. the project we are doing, we don't intend to be a network operator of scale. and what we do here, we are working with carrier partners. what you will see in the coming months -- our goal is to drive innovation that we think the ecosystem should it route -- erupt. we will do it

as a matter of record the president said to jim clyburn we have an an american nexus to this to that?is this only about the middle east and jim because of this program because we were tracking the program through phone numbers was able to jam those phone numbers up against the metadata program came up empty and said no mr. president we have no evidence this is a north american nexus which is very useful for security but you realize it's also very useful for liberty because the person was generally concerned he had a north american nexus what were his other options to give him confidence that he could keep you safe? >> a couple of comments. you only talked about the first half of general general alexander's testimony in which he testified under oath in response to either the house and senate intelligence committee i don't remember which that it was 54 or 57 plots that were stopped as a result of nsa spying. the next day general alexander when asked to identify the free he declined to identify them. i could list the half a dozen plots that have gone through. the shoe bomber, the boston

when you say there's no indication or nexus to terrorism. does that leave the window open? you know why folks care about the idea, the concept of saying whether this was a terrorist act? >> this is obviously one of the questions that investigators want to get to the bottom of. they collect evidence to determine a wide range of things. in terms -- also evidence trying to determine the cause or the motive of this action. this is something still under investigation. what i can tell you now is right now, as it stands, that there is not a nexus to terrorism. it does leave the window open because there's an ongoing investigation. but what we know now is that there is not a nexus to terrorism. >> 150 people died, three of those people were americans, josh. what support is the white house, is the administration offering those families? has the president spoken to those families? >> i don't have any telephone calls from the president to talk about at this point. obviously the thoughts and prayers of everybody, the families of all of those who were killed in this terrible disaster, e

there is no indication of a nexus to terrorism at this time. let me repeat, there is no indication of a nexus to terrorism at this time. this is from the national security council spokesperson with the comment from the united states white house. there were at least 150 people on board that plane, two babies, possibly even a group of high school students. instead of greeting them at the airport, their relatives are now gathering to grieve as authorities try to determine what went wrong. 40% of the streetlights in detroit, at one point, did not work. you had some blocks and you had major thoroughfares and corridors that were just totally pitch black. those things had to change. we wanted to restore our lighting system in the city. you can have the greatest dreams in the world, but unless you can finance those dreams, it doesn't happen. at the time that the bankruptcy filing was done, the public lighting authority had a hard time of finding a bank. citi did not run away from the table like some other bankers did. citi had the strength to help us g

all of those had a nexus to chicago. then no more nexus to chicago. we are done with chicago and by 1980 when we moved on to salt lake city. in 1981 the bomb was placed in the hallway at the university of utah business building. it exploded in the bathroom and somebody noticed it and the police to get in there and detonated it. .. the owner of that stewart came out from the door into the back parking lot and came and saw what appeared to be a road hazard i'm sure in his mind. two by fours nailed together and unbeknownst to him inside these pieces of wood the bomber had carved in and build a bomb. when he went over to move this so that it would not cause problems for a a passerby, as soon as he reached over to break the contact between that device and the ground it exploded killing him almost instantly >> the. >> the next bomb, i believe was in salt lake city involving our next panelist gary wright. >> really similar with the structure of the bomb. 1987 i am the computer company. my my family work there with me. i had been out on calls. pulled into the

the board of supervisors urges the san francisco mta board to conduct a analssis to demonstrate the nexushe [inaudible] and traffic and increase cost of affordable houses. the board of supervisors urges to adopt a fee to receiver the cost of the impablth demonstrated in the next analysis. those are my amendments i would like to make to the this resolution and just to say i know i expect that there will be a statement saying this will delay this resolution from being passed, but i think colleagues all of us can give indication that we'll support the snd lying resolution and whether we support it or not it doesn't give the green light to the board to implement a harmony program sfr labor. that is my motion to add the language i just read to the resolution. >> supervisor avalos made a motion, is there a second? second by supervisor campose supervisor wiener >> i will vote gaens this today. i will say this and i'll be happy as we have in the past have a kbait about the commuter shuttle and happy to talk about the fact that a significant majority that ride the shuttles if they went away or bec

she got a lot of problems that are going into the nexus of the foundation and the state department. >> i do not think the issue of taking donations from middle eastern countries that are not so great with women are going to hurt her when she makes acacia has been the champion of women. who else are the voters going to go to question not --? foreign policy has reinserted -- reasserted itself and there are republicans who are out there arguing in light of the e-mail scandal what is she trying to hide? the world has gone crazy and it happened on her watch but i would argue that she still has the experience and she will be able to make that case and when she was running against junior senators and governors who do not have experience, that is powerful. >> i agree about the donors thing to a point. the women who love larry clinton will love her no matter web but if you look at this list, what she achieved as secretary of state, she did not do something big. she said i was a champion for women and girls. you look at the donations and the uae these are brutally oppressive regimes to women an

. >> the nexus is to increase the housing stock that remain a rental unit i understand the complication if you're talking about units or more i wonder if there's a way to i think that supervisor david chiu's former legislation are not prohibited from condoizing and some are i think there should be clarity and one set of rules for single-family homes. >> so president chiu's legislation there's a distinction the units covered by president chiu's legislation those are long term units that tenant in them we're talking about here in the castro legislation trying to incentivize owners to go through the many steps of actively building a brand new unit this is not about taking an existing unit to get it up to code it could be expensive we're talking about things that are not a living unit and turning it into a living unit i guess my approach is that the more restrictions that you put on when results less likely anyone is going to participate in it so when you look at especially a single-family home home there are few through a seismic retrofit but someone wants to turn their garage into 0 livin

i have played around with it on the nexus player. it is interesting because what it really does is mix youtube content really tv friendly. people don't think of youtube as friendly but this has voice control with key words and you get video do is watch based on the key word. that is a platform a lot of manufactures are building in. sony is another with android tv sharp is another one and there is probably going to be more vendors coming out. streaming becomes more and more mainstream because that is the only way to watch 4-k and that will be an important component of tv. >> you wanted to show the sharp tv >> sharp in two ways. this is a 4-k television. so you can see how sharp that is. and you know 4-k is sharp but this is taking it to another level and up scaling content to 8-k. they are showing 4-k footage here on 8-k. if you want to buy a tv that is 20 years future proof here you go. it looks 3d but it isn't a 3d television. it is so sharp and the contrast is realistic so it looks real. >> is that on the market? >> i think the sec

. >> guest: this is the nexus five. you can chose to use the application from the phone or the onboard navigation system. you are the one that decides. >> host: are you able to perhaps monitor your house through this device? >> guest: with the application throughout the buyer mode everything is possible. >> host: e-mail? >> guest: e-mail not so safe for driving. everything is possible technically. >> host: thank you very much. >> guest: no problem. >> host: here at the international ces in las vegas the gopro is a big one and kelly logo is here. what is gopro? >> guest: it is an amazing camera. >> host: who founded it? >> guest: it started because a man wanted to take pictures of him and a friend surfing and it evolved into this. >> host: cameras are old school aren't they? well cell phones? >> guest: these are more proactive. if you want to get high quality footage you can take great photos and video. >> host: so we are looking at this smallcamera. what is the technology? >> guest: we have the ability of 1080 which is

and to ask somebody to lay on the perfect nexus of those two qualities?succeeding at that. >> larry: and we always ask those questions. people say, "i would have a beer with george bush." people would never say "i'd have a brazilian wax with hillary." >> just so you know, that's not a thing you do with your girlfriends. >> larry: i want to bring up this term, the class cliff. have you heard this? yes. >> larry: where comes bring in a woman as a c.e.o. when the company is failing. i thought that's what they did with paum. he comes in as the janitor to clean up all that mess. >> i'm glad you said it. >> larry: is there a feeling like the country has to go so bad, all right women, do your thing. >> it's the 52 faik out, that's what it is. it's you know what? we're sinking. put her in. she's going to be the scapegoat. when the company goes belly-up, then the man comes and saves day and they pull the wool over our eyes. it happens. we all know corporate people. can you picture corporate people going, "we're losing men. let's throw more out so we can blame the

the board of supervisors urges the san francisco mta board to conduct a analssis to demonstrate the nexus between the [inaudible] and traffic and increase cost of affordable houses. the board of supervisors urges to adopt a fee to receiver the cost of the impablth demonstrated in the next analysis. those are my amendments i would like to make to the this resolution and just to say i know i expect that there will be a statement saying this will delay this resolution from being passed, but i think colleagues all of us can give indication that we'll support the snd lying resolution and whether we support it or not

population hlth in terms of equity and disease prevention qu bringing all those into one coordinateed nexus where we harness all the resources from both divisions to drive improvement and outcome for our citizens. we are seeing more and more and hope you are seeing how the different part of the department are intersecting in the various work we are doing. >> yes and i think we then will have a measure, right? here is the base. >> one more point under doctor fish er owens leadership [inaudible] we have built structured data that will capture the information from the primary care clinics so we can see how well we are doing. with time we'll measure that and move upwards >> would like to follow up because it is a-i want to make sure i understand. i thought the nob nawas a example in the kindergarten screening. we are talking not only in the san francisco school district. isn't that our target? >> that is update >> what i'm trying to say, i know many families do not go to public schools anymore in san francisco. many go to private schools whether it is catholic or whatever. i can think of many l

sure they understand that that pg&e doesn't lose profit because of this that you have a really close nexus to your customers and you can design the programs they are asking you for when pg&e pg&e might be more limited you can do things that are taylored to your city and you have more flexibility you can use data in ways that pg&e is restricted on because of puc rules and that can actually help your customers you can target customers with very high electric bills and do direct outreach as long as you are not engaging a private company to to do that outreach for you that's allowed and pg&e pg&e has prohibitions around that and i would encourage you to you to think about the possibility of a partnership and we've enjoyed that that in sonoma county and it is possible. we want you to succeed we're routing for you the public and the climate benefits this is the single biggest action sonoma county has taken on climate change and producing tremendous reductions and emissions we've save that much across the customer population already and that number is going to grow dramatically next year. and i t

. >> this is the nexus 5. it grabs the same information from the phone and allows you to have navigation from the phone. so you are the one who chooses if you want to choose this application from your phone or if you want to use the onboard navigation system. you are the one to decide what you want to see. >> are you able to, perhaps monitor your house thraw this device as well? >> with the application throughout the mode everything is possible. not imitation. >> e-mail? >> e-mail is not so safe for driving. so let's say -- >> voice mail. >> technically, yes. everything is possible. >> thank you very much. >> no problem. >> we are at the c.e.s. international show in las vegas. one of the buzzed about booths is the go pro booth. joining us now at the booth is kelly lego of gow perot -- go pro. it's an amazing, small, wearable, multiple camera. >> who developed it? >> it was founded by nick woodman whose the c.e.o. and founder and he thought of this when he was serving in indonesia with the press. it started bec

i played around with it on one device, the nexus player. that was sort of google's little set top device, the first one was android tv. it's interesting. what it really does is it makes youtube content really tv friendly. i don't think, you know, people don't think of youtube as watching it on tv but this has voice control where you can just say a key word and then you just get a bunch of videos to watch based on that key word. so that is a platform that a lot of manufacturers are building in. sony is another one of them that has android tv's. sharp is another one. there will probably be more vendors coming out with it. so that's an exciting thoing watch this year. as streaming becomes more and more main stream and it's going to have to because that's the only way to watch 4k right now, that's going to be a really important component of tv's is what they're running under the hood. >> >> you want to show is a sharp tv. >> this is sharp in two ways. it is a four k tv. you can see how sharp that is. four k is sharp. this is taking it to anothe

i think there are some really big questions about the nexus between foreign donations to the foundation, corporate donations to the foundation and potential conflicts of interest. and for us to follow that money we have to go through those e-mails. those e-mails should be a public document. >> those e-mails should be a public document. lisa, the president of the united states when he was campaigning, they lined everybody in the room, they raised their hands, they took oaths. he said it would be the most transparent administration in history. we do know that the white house sent e-mails to say -- look, people in the bush administration did this, too. this is not a brand-new practice. hillary clinton was not alone in using a private account. the question is whether she should have known better and her boss said my preference is you use a government account. whether you be transparent, she's in control of the records. here's the president of the united states talking to cbs's -- bill plant asked whether hillary clinton kept her promise. >> you say that you have the most transparent adminis

. >> this is the nexus 5. it grabs the same information from the phone and allows you to have navigation from the phone. so you are the one who chooses if you want to use the application from your phone or if you want to use can the onboard navigation system. you are the one who decides what you want to see and what you want to do. >> host: are you able to, perhaps, monitor your house through device as well? >> guest: with specific application throughout the -- [inaudible] everything is possible. not imitation. >> host: e-mail? >> guest: e-mail not so safe for driving. [laughter] so let's say -- >> host: voicemail. >> guest: technically, yes. everything is possible. >> host: benjamin sebag with parrot, thank you very much. >> guest: yes, no problem. ♪ >> host: well, here at the ces international show in las vegas, one of the buzzed-about booths is the gopro booth. and joining us now at the booth is kelly leggoe of gopro. what is gopro? >> guest: gopro is an amazing, small, wearable camera. >> host: how was it

. >> is especially in the nexus of power as first lady as well as the united states senator not to mention the tell-all with the first clinton white house when she refused to make her whitewater documents public. we have a pesky habit not wanting to know what the elected and appointed leaders are up to. and transparency is a but when you build a glass house you cannot complain about the neighbors but you may want to see where she was putting upon the computer late dad dying as bill was off saving the world one geographically at the time. and having the power to do the things from the record if they are not flattering federal regulations require all the bills are preserved as part of a record keeping system since 2009 but obama did not update the federal record until 2014. after she left the state department's soil was not against the law but then if has got away from that for the skeptics want to know why she needed that much control over her communication in. where she hiding something? that this would become the same issue if no other reason it is impossible to prove what you did not del

the white house yesterday saying there was no link to a nexus suggesting any terrorist activity. it's worth pointing out barcelona airport is relatively new and very sophisticated, too, isn't it in terms of the screening protest there? >> reporter: indeed. the moment the airlines have said it is treating this as an accident for the moment. of course, there are the questions how it was that plane started to descend in the way it did, those eight minutes not sending out a distress call the investigation is continuing at the moment. we understand spain has also sent people to the site of the crash to try and work out what happened. of course it is very likely they will be looking at the procedures here at barcelona airport as well. very very big questions here and spain has declared three days of national mourning. at midday local time people will be holding a moment of silence to remember the victims of that crash in the small town where the exchange students the german exchange students have been staying, people gathered in a local church to hold a vigil for those who died and sen

it is a nexus and it is a vital component of the campaign to ultimately destroy isis. >> senior advisor for the national security network and also former u.s. army major general. thank you so much. >> my pleasure. thank you very much. >> much more to come on the program including yemen's political factions are heading back to the negotiation table but can compromise be reached? >>> libya names a controversial general as the new head of the nation's army >>> plus south africa's ambition to host the continent's first olympics. >>> the u.s. secretary of state has threatened russia with more sanctions over its role in the conflict in ukraine. john kerry says they must stop cherry picking where a cease fire is implemented. this comes as the u.n. human rights office says the death toll in the region has reached 60,000. >>reporter: another round of talks. two men who know each other very well. yet, they often seem to have a dialogue of the death. speaking to the u.n. human rights council after his meeting with mr. kerry said the minsk agreement was starting to have a positive impact. >> the ce

they will be caught as pistols in crisis but never once does either of them have a nexus central. -- existential thought about marriage or their place in life. all they want is what they have. >> you said you are not a cop gr oupie. you seem to have an intuitive understanding of cops and they're like and what their life does to them. when you look at ferguson or places where there have been real conflict between cops and community, what do you say? >> it is complicated. four eric garner, there is a video. there is no second-guessing. there is no video of what happened in ferguson. i think it was a bad stop. it was just a bad situation. he says this happened, someone else says that happened. we don't know. we know it is a predominately nonwhite town that used to be white that suffered white flight yet kept control of power in that town and a police force overwhelmingly white. when that happens, the cops feel like they are in a fort surrounded by indians. they behave that way. they have this thing -- they feel like the people around them are the enemy. the people around them feel -- th

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. >> it's hard to speculate what kind of nexus may have regarded the shooters or any individuals who have been out there. police radio calls from wednesday night moments show not only the traumatic sequence of events that unfolded but also reveal how investigators develop leads in the case. >> the shots came from the corner house and the street that's across they came from in front of that house. tippin aver is located across from the ferguson police department. as for the house on the corner there's two homes. unclear which home the officer is referring to. there was this police radio transmission from that night. >> white chevy vehicle leaving the scene at a high rate of speed. a female driver with long braids. >> reporter: that led police to this house about half mile away early thursday. they surrounded it and took three people into custody. >> i open the door and scoot back. i look at my chest and it's a red dot on it. i have my hands up and start crying. i said i opened the door. >> reporter: later after many hours of questioning, all three, including turner were released. no c

all of those had a nexus to chicago. then no more nexus for chicago. done with chicago. we move on to salt lake city. in 1981, a bomb was at that the utah business building, exploded in the bathroom. we were not able to do much with that. a few months later we had yet another calming. this bomb was mailed from brigham young university and ended up with a professor at vanderbilt university in tennessee. the next bomb in 1982 was at berkeley. that became a very important bombing. the victim, the person who fortunately was able to survive his injuries, had gone into another graduate student room on the fourth floor of the university of california at berkeley at corey hall, and when you go and does it that and look at that area, you realize that someone who came up and had the presence of mind and was not anxious about coming to this location on the fourth floor to floor to leave this bomb here, very similar to what happened in northwestern with bombing number two. that really made us start to think about that. then, no more bombs between 1982 to 1985. we then started callin

at this point, the white house says there is no nexus to terrorism. french authorities are taking the lead with the investigation. >> thanks pamela. what could have caused the airliner to go into a dive shortly after reaching its cruising altitude which should have been the safest part of the flight? our aviation correspondent rene marsh has been looking into some of the possibilities. >> wolf the facts we do have make this crash even more perplexing. this is an aircraft that we're talking about here essentially as pamela said the workhorse of the aviation community. we know that it has an impeccable safety record. the aircraft had received its maintenance check just yesterday. and the captain of the plane we can also tell you has been with the airline for more than ten years. so what could have gone wrong? you can see that the plane's rapid descent, it was very steady. when you look at these flight tracking web sites you can see that it was not an abrupt descent. you look at the line there and you get the impression this was very much so a controlled

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