olson lee, director of mayor's office of house. as director up dike said, this is a start of a complicated transaction. we are using this parcel plus additional funds to acquire 1950 mission and 1101 connecticut. both are transactions of this property or acquisitions of property which will come back to the board of supervisors. the department would have no objection if the agreement was presented at the time we were looking the -- entire transaction and bringing the entire transaction back. that would be the only concern. >> so ultimately as is you are okay with it? >> yes. as long as we can bring the agreement at the same time we are bringing the rest of the transaction. >> okay. the answer to any city attorney, any dispute over that? >> no. we are saying to amend it to the agreement. >> okay. at this point let's open up to public comment. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> let me just clarify, i know kevin and others know how urgent it is to develop projects and especially for housin

olson lee, director of mayor's office of house. as director up dike said, this is a start of a complicated transaction. we are using this parcel plus additional funds to acquire 1950 mission and 1101 connecticut. both are transactions of this property or acquisitions of property which will come back to the board of supervisors. the department would have no objection if the agreement was presented at the time

. >> reporter: doug olson had been living with chronic lymphocytic leukemia, or c.l.l., for 14 years. by 2010, after four rounds of chemotherapy, his only option seemed to be a bone marrow transplant with a 50% chance of success. >> it's standing on the edge of a cliff with a parachute that may or may not open. >> reporter: that's when he became patient number three in a gene therapy experiment designed to manipulate his immune system. >> i didn't hesitate for a second. they talk about cancer being a battle. you're fighting cancer. and that's what it feels like. >> reporter: the weapon is drawn from a patient's own body. doctors at the university of pennsylvania remove t-cells, white blood cells that help fight infections. the cells are genetically modified to recognize and attack cancer cells. oncologist dr. david porter is parts of the team overseeing the therapy. >> the-cell can grow and divide and we've seen for every t-cell that we modify and put into a patient's body it that has ability to kill up to 93,000 leukemia cells. >> reporter: in olson's case, it took just three weeks t

and then to the right of me i saw scott olson get hit. i didn't know who he was at this time.s just a stranger. and when i seen him get hit, i whistled at another guy, and we ran in and grabbed him by his backpack and tried to pull him out. >> scott olson is lying on the ground, bleeding from his head and mouth. >> and that's when that other percussion grenade or tear gas canister came in and blew up. and it blew up right next to his face. >> that was the moment when somebody yelled this guy is hurt and he needs to be carried. >> jesse, ernest, and a few others carry scott out of the street in search of medical help. >> medic! medic! >> what happened? what happened? >> he got hit. >> but he had blood coming out of his forehead and his eyes, his nose, his mouth. and i looked into his eyes, and i spoke to him, and i said, you know, you're going to be okay, we're going to get you to safety, what's your name? >> what's your name? what's your name? what's your name? >> what's your name? >> he didn't respond in any way. and at that point i realized his eyes are open but he's very no

solicitor theodore olson. on olson recently argued same-sex marriage. hosted by the northern virginia council.y there is 45 minutes. >> someone else will have to control the microphone. for me great privilege to have an opportunity to ask uestions of justice ginsberg instead of the other way around. [laughter] >> i want to thank all of you ut there who planted questions with me in the hopes that i ould ask toes questions, but i probably won't ask any of those questions. let's start, justice ginsberg, the supreme court of the united states. your court handle the most difficult and most ontroversial questions of our day and of our society involving voting, property, ra ace, freedom, campaign contributions, all of those thin things. about this pecial court? despite the fact you decide hese controversial questions, the supreme court of the united states is the most respected nstitution in our government and has been for a long time. tell us about why that is. >> i would add that it is respected highst court in the world. one reason is that we have been in p

made for cartridges smaller than the seven point six two millimeter original but they have to go jim olson collection call for steve to no formal education in engineering either before or after that time it didn't take him long to resolve a problem that many of his colleagues would be unable to cope with the result was the case seventy four variant which used five point four five mm. just like you. claim to be. professionals know that any changes to make it. would inevitably affect its most important feature reliability yeah yeah. well. good. for another exercise that. the crimson distinguishing saw. that if it were possible to train men to be as tough as. they would be the world's best special forces units. after the decision was made to select this weapon as the new soviet assault rifle the russians immediately began improvements on it even before it was issued. and they kept improving it working on every feature of the rifle to optimize performance. the difference in that story is when the united states selected the m. sixteen rifle from colt they forced. the rifle to be issued for comb

as handwriting teacher jan olson points out there are plenty of reasons to keep cursive around. >> cursive is the fluid style of writing. the connections makes the letters flow together and it is actually faster for students to write and get their thoughts down on paper. >> stephen: yes, it is so much faster. i mean look how quickly that child wrote a-r. she-- think about it. that was like-- 11 seconds. and now she's almost a third of the way through arduous. (laughter) plus as master penman michael sull explains cursive connects kid to our nation's history saying they won't be able to read the constitution, the declaration of independence or anything written during the civil war. great, now those national treasure movies won't make any sense. so keep up the good work, campaign for cursive. and be totally independent, impartial and completely objective group behind the campaign, the american handwriting analysis foundation whose logo, as you can see, is not in cursive. looks like they've already lost, folks. the handwriting's on the wall. and no one can read it. next up on the tip wag, wag

i will listen that of course including a creative spin on it translates into great kicks but olson to business success. nestle we have time on this disappear with the thousands because you can visit anytime she missed some of us and he can see them all online. of course you can get in touch with your ideas and common sense. next week thanks for watching and bye bye. be. it is. session says. aah. i think the new and. while. i eye. if you're taking the reader. you can have it again. the time the company to cover any of the employee. read your troublesome when he exposes them. local student like me the thoughts i will get a good player that didn't like it was totally shocked not actors too. through him. it's no sin to screw you who don't know how to be simple several intersections. job well done. it also tasted good. you knew me and moving me. welcome to dry wit be dubious climate you see these topics include two fuel efficient compact the bmw one series and the ball will be forty. cut down front and a beetle convertible the porsche cayman in a text the a. porsche is putting its third ge

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i want to thank olson lee who was able to make this happen along with commissioners mendoza at the school board who helped this with this challenging process. i want to thank supervisors yee campos for your support as well. i'm looking forward to moving forward. i know there is so much that is owned by the city and public schools and this is a way to help generate and create value through our public lands, thank you. i would also like to add my name. president david chiu: thank you, supervisor kim. can we take this same call same house. this resolution is adopted. item 23. speaker: the clerk: item 23: yee23.131001[health care services master plan]sponsor: camposresolution adopting the health care services master plan and commending the department of public health and planning department for running a robust data driven process infused with widespread community input to create the plan. question: shall this resolution be adopted?12341234 president david chiu: same house same call. this resolution is adopted. item 24. speaker: the clerk: item 24: 24.131021[county refugee services annual pla

stan olson said. the necessary precautions and secret information to staff are transmitted over regular phones email systems revelations about the nsa spy programs were first published in the uk guardian and the washington post newspaper in june the system of thousands of documents handed over by snowed in thus the nt as the below must gall and sephardic singer has been pioneering the way for the first aborigine sound archive to be housed in morocco. do you listen to and it's typical of laying casa blanca about his start preservation projects the knesset below mine has dedicated most of her career to be stitching sephardic jewish music in hakka tea and a sinister self in collecting oral histories and field recordings would cost the outcome. only explains how her research and work expanded to collect the materials to the adl starting the jewish sound archive in rough conduct he aims to open to the in the next year. so i think the first time that i started really thinking about the archive was in two th

but olson to business success. nestle will have time on this disappear with the thousands because you can visit anytime she missed some of us and you can see them all online. of course you can get in touch with your ideas and common sense. next week. thanks for watching and bye bye. been the take off. i don't like her you are having. that time afterward he said. he says it's believed to be the ward second largest corporate server and it's in afghanistan. minister of mines weight loss are on it was money for my hero and another size to be used to rebuild the country after thirty years the war when it comes in the back the first devoted to political record along the hope of landing seems to be too good to be mr was the nation's mineral wealth more than three trillion dollars us intelligence to wanted to explore the country's mineral wealth baking the eighties but the primary obstacle to the destruction was a lack of security. the problem that still faces the knesset today now these sites are heavily guarded by afghan

have claudia flores, elizabeth waddy, [speaker not understood], don lewis, [speaker not understood] olson. and then a very special person from the community and someone who was instrumental not only in making it happen so once the legislation was passed, but actually just, you know, even working on the concept. you know, the idea that, that we in san francisco are the first city in this country that actually has a master plan that outlines the health care needs of all of our residents is something that would not have happened without the leadership and the tremendous work of roma guy. and i'm very proud that a district 9 resident was responsible for that. so, i want to acknowledge these individuals. i want to thank them and i see that collene [speaker not understood] who is the deputy director of the department of public health is here. so, i have certificates for each one of you. and, so, i don't know if any of you would like to say a few words. don't be shy. director ram. >> thank you, supervisor. on behalf of both departments it's -- it has been an interesting effort. i appreciate your

olson size when she refused if i can publicly site she threatened to bring it down with false claims of drug abuse in an email sent out to not lie about such an accused his exploits of paying off. ahead on drugs some cheap n tok bout those clients instead sign that he had never seen evidence of a taking drugs telling the court but he's heartbroken top the last knowledge on us. aye. and i the tool college really is expanding its enrollment and accept more students and non jewish state. as part of the toro college and university system set up in new york city and to support jewish heritage. toro college girl and has a growing number of students from an investor can make. it would not have worked any other way. due to the small size of the berlin jewish community. toro college in new york city wanted and overseas branch and verlander similar to its schools and parents and jerusalem. but berlin was there for one else to set up toro in berlin college directors are on our common told new york and that they would have to change their orthodox school model to make it work here. ict county ap

believe it cos its campuses olson to save the lives of people in distress at sea. each brand going on this map shows clearing incident has been reported. helicopters and drones and satellites collate the information fed into the system. your search down toward european border surveillance system. critics say it's more about turning away migrants and helping them. non governmental organization human rights watch says youngsters priorities are in the wrong place. it just got this context is connected to the big brother to the mediterranean area. it grows primarily to prevent immigrants from entering the eu. we sit context and change its road to rescuing migrants and preventing deaths this year. who or what importance. only time will tell whether the new system will actually help decrease the loss of my grandma is in the mediterranean sea. in australia the great barrier reef has long been under attack from global warming oil leaks and dirty way school to name just a few it's estimated that hobbled to the car and has disappeared over the last thirty years. some scienti

olson says that the sea and brought a chinese pear tree. as the nazis somewhere then used a cold front is going strong winds and rain feeding up a heavy smoke in eastern china including counseling on clay in nineteen games don't still be small they let this be downgraded from humans fear is bred to orange sauce is the one at kindergartens and schools are free at them all to be suspended for two days high with the balls to be reopened. what a full costs to say that cool fumble strengthen this week needing to troughs in temperatures of up to eight degrees celsius in and to the north of the said fund reaches both the youngs the river. enjoy this release a national plan to tackle climate change the central government in teaching has ordered local governments at all that the office to carry out the strategy. the pine terrifies time is going ideally team principals in adapting to climate change and its products into the loo roll times by setting goals and cost of putting forth supporting measures a regional structure poetics the strategy is now b

then visit the transitional government say that olson committed to ending the finance. it's not too tight and how they planned to do it. the inter community violence is a crisis though we all regret because religious communities the christiansen the muslims of all its live in harmony and today because of the violence committed by the axle be cut. there was a feeling of vengeance which a fortune only to religion to mention. but the government has commissioned to do everything possible to stop inter religious violence. not content to do that when the prime nsa is currently running his government from the apple. because despite the presence of french and african union force is ok in the central african republic the multi finance and ongoing revenues attacks means it's too dangerous to consume beef. parkinson cctv on them. central africa macau bank. now returning to tennis callously linda mentioned the country's first a little over and landed have taken photos of each other on the moon's surface. it came a day after the town of three native soft landing the fires in four de

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there's an amazing designer named isabel olson. >> we have about two minutes left. i think the next one we've got to ask about is the autonomous car. >> the cars. >> we were just floored when google said oh, by the way, we've been driving robot cars around. and you had a heavy hand in that as well. along with the team that works with you. >> it's just an amazing thing to do because it's so logical. just as much as -- >> why? >> is it going to be a reality? >> they're driving down 85 now. >> it's happening a little bit. >> talk about the advantages. it's cool and all. it's amazing. >> safetywise, there's more than 1 million people in the world in traffic accidents every year. conveniencewise. about an hour a day commuting. because i have a sports car and i hate commuting. and think about the style changes. what if you can sleep in your car? >> oh, yeah, i would love that. >> you sat behind the wheel -- i mean, there's always at this point a driver behind the wheel, and i assume you've salt behind it. >> oh, my god, i've sat behind it a lot. >> hours and hours. that f

that the president of south africa into the stadium he was booed by some in to see her crotch and olson a time when his face was featured on the big screens they would use. we walked onto the podium to go and make the speech people same boat. in fact some people even left the stadium as apprentice to win. american president barack obama will need to bring him a nice beach and after he made the speech. he was she dead he even got a standing ovation. not this is just an indication of the railing and increase this contentment and satisfaction that people have with jacob sumac and it's certainly going to be an interesting yet twenty fourteen south africa which sucked because nick's channel reduction night took the kids some of the new state this this morning and some of the headlines that i wrote down that i was tidying was the main beirut nation as opposed to the brain of a nation. business days he died was bruce lee soo man in front of the vip audience and the stars had done was assuming is intimidation the fact that people with ppt you may be a team in front of goal he says he's truly an

we have walter olson from the cato institute. have been falling government business and i feel this administration has been more meddlesome and intrusive more than i have ever seen before. >> i don't think you are in imagining i think they are very gung-ho for enforcements and come down like a ton of bricks but even piano teachers. dennis: not a threat to the u.s. economy. started with "the wall street journal" a searing editorial on a federal judge of the apple price-fixing case. remember apple was found guilty because of the with publishers to say come with us charge whatever price you fly into a and to we will take 30% but now with turns out the price went down after the ipad cam out so why are we cracking down for price-fixing? we do have a judge and a monitor going crazy. >> a good question whether they praised apple love was breaking up the monopoly believe that aside. the judge say tip into it a lot of people know about monitors. somebody will come in to watch their business they do foit back perot in this case the guy who

matthew olson. i had a question that you have raised a hard one now. so i will start with the hard one. i read about islands especially in the neighborhood of in ddonea where entire populations were wiped out. i have never forgotten my reading of a great book and when you talk about the difference between what the nazi's were doing, and i understand it was awful, and what the japanese were doing, i am not clear there was a difference because they were both wiping out populations. the second question, if you can can, starting with grade school when i started reading history, they talked about the warm relations between the united states after the opening of japan and that warm relation was supposed to have continued until the start of the japanese russo peace broker by roosevelt and the explanation i was given, and i have not read a confliction of this, and that was the end of the relationship because the japanese resented the fact they didn't get more from the piece and thought the united states cheated us. i am open to that hypothesis being questioned