commissioner o'conner: but you're saying it's in first place. >> emmitt commissioner o'conner: you could analyze 20 things and say -- >> we analyzed dozened -- commissioner o'conner: what's in first place? >> this northeast corridor. commissioner o'conner: during what hours? >> we analyzed 6 to 9 and 330 to 6 po. the next phase of analysis would need to determine what are the exact edges of that time period. one of the kings in -- things we heard from businesses is we get our deliveries at 8:00 or 9:00 or -- well, businesses getting deliveries of fish, for example. that is important to a lot of people. commissioner o'conner: i personally live half a block away from laguna inside the ghetto zone, this box thing. so when i drive my daughter to school in the morning north of panhandle i have -- i will have to pay -- i get a 50% discount to leave the ghetto? is that the idea? >> so if you are on the edge of the zone, as i said, what's been done in cities that have implemented congestion pricing is they have established a sort of buffer around the congestion zone for people on either side, re

commissioner o'conner? commissioner o'conner: how can we apply this to the city's workforce to assure that a certain percentage of the workforce of the city and county of san francisco lives in the county of san francisco, spends their salaries in this county? i'm opening up a kettle of fish, but i'm curious about that. is that conversation going to come up? i would love to be a part of that conversation. >> it's my -- i mean i think what you are asking is how are they -- are you asking about the verification that people who are saying they're local are actually flol commissioner o'conner: i believe that's what commissioner clyde was al lewding to because it's safe to say that people will fake their addresses as we know people often do in the school district system. >> it's my understanding that within the legislation that they are going to possibly be requiring proof of your -- that you have a san francisco resident. some of that could be verified with things, i think, if i'm not mistaken, but i'm not vers

president yee riley: commissioner o'conner? commissioner o'conner: this is a perfect example of things i've brought up many times to this commission as to how unimportant small business is in this building. we've definitely improved our standing well. creation of the small business assistance center and small businesses are et getting a little bit of respect but by and large it's due to our complete lack of political organizing, the fact that there's no funds for us to organize yet there's funds for everybody else to organize and we are continued to expect or we are continued to have to raise fees, raise this, raise that, and with this legislation i'm fully behind this legislation. i think this legislation is a long time coming. i don't know all the details. but i was very happy to hear that supervisor avalos was creating this legislation. i'm pretty involved with stuff around here, and i only heard about this legislation a month ago and i know a couple years ago i served as a small business representative on the health care ta

commissioner o'conner: got you. president yee riley: director. >> so you had mentioned that it is the state that is the authorizing agent for trolling vehicular movement so disprove 26 affect the c. -- does prop 26 affect the c.t.a.'s inability to act? >> we are getting an opinion on that and other people are getting an opinion about prop 26. from what we understand today, if there is a vote when the implement takes decision comes and and that point the threshold if prop 26 applies. at this point there is no decision so it wouldn't apply at this particular point. it is something that we need to get clarity on and it sounds like through the legislative analyst's office it's going to take months if not over a year to find out how prop 26 impacts multiple different things, not just this potential program. vice president clyde: so if prop 26 does affect this, i guess, has there been any discussion at the transportation authority about how the transportation authority will deal with this particular report in moving ahead

. >> tim o'conner ¿estás sentado?por la pérdida de tus ahorros pero si... ben. ♪ >> ahora se vengará. ♪ >> qué bien. ♪ >> es un asunto privado, hola. >> fuera de mi camino niño, busco a jr. > soy yo, junior. >> no tengo tiempo para jugar hijo. el sujeto que busco es un ex convicto y es tan cruel como una serpiente. >> ese soy yo, tonto, yo envíe todas las cartas. >> ¿qué? ¿acaso hice todo este viaje para jugar con un niño de 7 años? >> cumpliré 8 años en 15 días. >> no cuentes con ello. >> señor helles, señora helles, deseo que conozcan al mejor sujeto en todo el ancho del mundo. marti, eh...el tío marti, sí, el tío marti. marti, el señor y la señora helles, este es el equipo de sonido de 300 dólares y el televisor. >> maravilloso un tío, debes pasar aquí la noche es maravilloso conocer al tío del pequeño junior. lo escuchaste es su tío, debemos tratarlo como si fuera xe la realeza, debemos hacerle creer que junior es un ángel, no podemos dejar que se vaya sin la pequeña rata. todos adoran a junior, creerías que por p

o'conner years ago already believed out in the arabian peninsula is behind the shipment the packages from yemen gave rise to a lot of confusion as to whether they were really parcel bombs but one thing that was beyond doubt the fear trigger has been pulled out yemen was in the news as a terrorist in a matter of days the u.s. officially deployed predator drones in yemen and started talking about bases there they deliberately overblow all of these incidents because there is a huge constituency a huge business national security business which is paid for by the u.s. taxpayer it's a way of capturing the political support the way of doing a lot of different things but what it's not doing is defeating terrorism the most generous estimates suggest there are perhaps several hundred al qaida members in the poverty stricken strive for and. deserts of yemen u.s. special forces have been chasing them for years causing dozens of civilian deaths what the u.s. is doing in yemen is really inflating the prominence of al qaeda in the arabian peninsula this is a group that probably would have very litt

commissioner o'conner talked about taking his kid to and from school. what about the teachers that have to come every single day to school? are they going to be exempt or are they going to be charged? they shouldn't exempt. of course, this building and all of the state buildings and all of the federal buildings, will the state say all of our employees will be exempt and since the state, city, and fed workers comprise the largest amount of workers, what is that going to do? some thought. you're exempting whole areas of the city. president yee riley: thank you. any more? go ahead. >> if i could just respond briefly to those concerns? we have actually briefed mr. kordell so i'm glad to see him here giving comments as well. we did reach out to some of the organizations that were mentioned and in some cases also to community groups in that area and through the marina associations and to other groups as well and also the retail study that was conducted was not limited only to the union square area. that was certainly the focus, but as i mentioned, we did incl

judge porteous are my colleagues, daniel schwartz, keith around save da, brian walsh, p.j., dan o'conner and the law firm of brian cave. senators, if parties agree on one thing, it is this: by any measure this is an historic moment. it's not simply because this constitutional proceeding has only occurred 14 times in our history. it's a proceeding that the framers crafted with the likes of james madison to guide your actions today, this week and many this case. in this case. in the history of this republic in over two centuries, there's only been seven federal judges of thousands that have been removed under this standard. now, for past senators and, frankly, current senators it would be an easy thing to simply convict a judge and to yield to the passions of controversy. yet this is an occasion where the senate is given a specific duty to ab jude candidate -- adjudicate, not just legislate or deliberate. impeachments are not about one judge, they're about all judges. and the constitutional guarantees under which they serve. james madison stated it best when he warned that removal must be