ginsburg or say that he is a bad person, or has done gerer or say that he is a bad person, or has done something evil,that they represented by the decision for him. >> and it is helpful if it is between the ethics commission or the sunshine ordinance task force for the clear direction to the department that does this apply to all 80,000 records that we have, is this specific to this case, because, you know, as i have tried to represent here, weengaged as he represented and we have conflicted advice from the sunshine ordinance task force and our city concern... and i think that will be helpful so that we don't find ourselves spending the same evening having the conversation if it is the will of the commission to provide the direction does this apply to all 80,000 addresses? >> so in terms of do you have to have some general attorney over everything, and based upon our decision tonight in this context? my opinion would be no, but in this situation, you do. if that is, if that is going to be the will of the commission. >> understood, thank you. >> and >> mr. hartz. >> members of the ethic

1970's or 1990's. including a casual one as opposed to a stiff meeting. but it is translating that into the way that pictures are taken and distributed in 2014, as opposed to the way they used to be done. i think it also was a great way to show -- you know, i was not even in the limo when they took that picture. that photo captured the relationship, which is an amazing relationship. these are men of two generations, remarkably different backgrounds and experiences who have forged a very powerful working relationship and partnership, but also a true friendship. i think what appealed to me about that photo when i signed off on it was it seems so real. >> did you think for a moment how hillary clinton might react to it? >> no, not for a minute. [laughter] unlike the press, we don't spend a lot of time picking about 2016. >> i'm sure that's true. talk to us about the briefing book. i will confess something that i'm probably sure other reporters have told you, sometimes we feel there is something less spont

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we have -- fraud or stealing or lost or whatever but significant vulnerabilities? >> and washington has a very very skewed idea of what money really is $6 billion is still a lot of money. it is the entire annual budget of the centers for disease control. it is bigger than the annual budget of the tsa. it's more than our spent on criminal investigations by the justice department the fbi and the dia. >> how about a few perp walks of this stealing might prevent people from having these significant vulnerabilities in management of contract documentation. >> that's actually what makes it so difficult. you don't even know who to prosecute because there isn't the paperwork to suggest where the fraud or the abuse is they can't even say where the money went. >> yeah, because, again, this is in contractors, i mean, it does appear that somebody was picking somebody's pocket. >> another story the viewers need to know. do it next week. contractors, isn't that the big story? nobody knows what these contractors are getting. it's unbelievable. anyway, panel. thank you. don't get m

office or employee may assert 6255 or similar provisions for withholding any documents or information requested under this ordinance, and it has a similar provision. in 6424 i, i and could expand on that a little bit. page eight of the memo, for example, in the other places. >> okay. >> and i do believe however, that where there is a privacy interest, either asserted or recognized, that there is a need for a privacy balancing, which i would not consider a 6255. balancing, but i think has in some ways, similar interests. or similar factors to be considered. and i'm fairly familiar with the case law, and in my opinion, the case law is not great, or particularly on point about this. and i think that the... >> let's back up and as far as my question, so, you know, the staff, and the city attorney have appointed us to the administrative code 12 and in 2 a which does appear to be to me at least a statute that is specifically provides the right for the information that was redacted here, >> except for two things, this is the first time that i have heard 12 m raised in the context of sunshine

near or far. they said they were trying to clean the land and take it back to its normal. >> natural habitat. but all they did was cut up tanks so that we could never use them again and smash them and leave them there they didn't take them. they didn't take them off the land. they left them there. they made it more of a mess. they pulled out pipes. turned off water, all of that. >> carol, can you put a financial number on this with the lost and also the destruction of the improvements that were done to the land? is there a number figure on this? >> you know, right now, until we get everything gathered up, we have no idea. but it -- you know, it put a big dent in our livelihood. we are very good stewards of the land and make sure our cattle have everything they need. cattle are natural out here. that is part of the western custom and culture. and until we have been able to go and evaluate everything, there is no way i can put a financial number on that at this time. >> carol, now the feds have back

if you live in that country or work in that country or you have relatives or friends in that country and you make calls there, that your call is recorded. that would amount to millions of americans in any country in the world. so now they are not just collecting metadata, they are collecting content. they are listening to your words. let's say they are recording your words and they feel free to keep whichever ones they want and search whichever ones they want because it was incidentally collected in the course of surveilling a foreign country. which is a legitimate foreign target. something the nsa could have ever unimaginably done before in recent years. it is a capability that the nsa did without and kept us safe throughout the cold war, and it is as the general says it is quite edgy and worthy of debate. there is one last point to be made about oversight. judge walton, the chief judge of the fisa court, the foreign intelligence surveillance court, said in his first ever interview with any news organization that the court knows nothing unless the nsa or the u.s. government tells it

should they have waited until they were 5 or 7? or 7 or 9? >> what is better than disney? great point. take your kids to kidisney worl to remember it, but they are paying for a $how 0 lot. they did bring medications on board with only just 13. >>> think of all we have the nation do with the nation building and all the response to national disasters. >> what does this say about people losing their homes because of some sort of imminent domain issue? i'm thinking of all the way the president tries to intervene. if you want the president's help, go out to sea where the president may help you. it is still better than trying to bring democracy to countries that don't need it. >> if you are a sailing family, why would you not take your kids? won't you take them camping, hiking? exactly. amen. >>less us know what you think, ffaweekend on twitter. >>> the host of "fox news sunday" chris wallace will join us next. >>> and imagine driving along when this happens. a goose comes crashing right through your window. the crazy story is coming your way. ♪ huh, fifteen minutes could save y

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or no? you wouldn't throw it off course, you'd just change the weight of the airplane, make it able to climb higher than you might be able to do otherwise. but it also will severely limit the amount of miles you can travel with the fuel as well. >> right, the distance. john ransom, shawn perniruchnic. coming up, more than 70 years ago, world war ii battleship sank in the very same waters crews are now searching for this missing plane. hear how one man found it after decades under water. >>> plus, in the cockpit. could the last words be from someone other than the pilot or co-pilot? we'll talk to a forensics expert because we know they're investigating this here about the voice analysis. this is cnn's special coverage. peoi go to angie's listt for all kinds of reasons. to gauge whether or not the projects will be done in a timely fashion and within budget. angie's list members can tell you which provider is the best in town. you'll find reviews on everything from home repair to healthcare. no

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and obviously the accompanying threat implied is or threatened or suffer the consequences, one way or the other. in the year 2014, after all of the miles traveled and all of the journey of history, this is not just intollerable, it's grotesque. >> i want to bring in our senior national correspondent, nick paton walsh, joining us. christia christiane amanpour is standing by and just spoke with the leader of the ukrainian jewish community. first, nick, tell us what you know about the leaflets? >> reporter: the reports of their posting two or three days ago three were posted on synagog synagogues here. they were not for long and the jewish synagogues here released a statement and saying they believe the talk is a provocation. pictures have been posted on social media. it's not entirely clear if these leaflets were distributed broadly or photographed and posted on social media or ever existed as leaflets at all. all sides involved say this is basically designed to provoke violence or trouble. i've just spoken to dennis, the self-declared chairman of the people's republic in the building b

form a decision or maybe shouldn't. so miss burns already talked about some of the discussion on the table already regarding a number of locations worldwide. subsidiary owner ship and since we know those are already being considered and item no. 4 and beyond, those are generally items that i don't in necessarily any proposal at the moment. so these are things that may be a bit more forward-look and something to suggest that the commission have others look at; such as, sizes, which the report found overwhelmingly, small businesses under 3,000 square feet and formula retail above 3,000 square feet . above that number does require a conditional use and it may be worth suggesting tweaking there. concentration again, you know, that may be something better left to the neighborhood-level, but maybe certain guidelines. there has also been discussion of trying to tweak the criteria that the planning commission is required to use when making its findings on whether to approve a conditional use. so those findings are included in y

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behavior or lack of out reach or lack of thoroughly completing the application to or address all of the issues that we bring up and we have still given them some kind of opportunity that is less than a year to make amends to work with the community, more diligently, to try harder. to impress upon them how serious this is. and how serious we take our requirements. and in a year is a really long time, that is basically saying, you are not going to have a business. >> commissioner joseph? >> so just, to that point, they are a restaurant, and they will be able to continue to operate as a restaurant, and a bar. they can put on an ipod. and have complimentary music. i don't know what the, or if they came to apply for a different permit like an llp and i don't know if that will be not allowed, because it is an absolutely different permit. but, in no way, are we impacting their primary business by not allowing them to do sunday fun day. and i mean that is my opinion. on this. >> and commissioner hyde? >> and i just wanted to also, just to reiterate what commissioner jaef has said and i mean

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we want to make sure no matter where we stay, whether it's a shelter or an s-r-o or a house or apartmentcondo that san francisco stands for no bullying, for people to be safe in their house. what i'm dealing with in san francisco, i've been -- a year from now, i got out of jail because my people called the police on me because i was watching the view in the tv room. and a lot of people -- we are a crack city in the t.l., you know. a lot of people have the [speaker not understood] after before doing it, they abuse us and the landlord said do not take our stand. so, we hope in the new house that the mayor's five-year plan that it consists we will have task forces. the people which cause question in s-r-o's were getting money from shelter plus and government and new hud houses. they're not protecting us. they're not letting tenants have their own board to say the money is there for tenants to have their own meetings and then get back. we want to make sure in the future that san francisco stands like the president has stood up for so many different things our country have today, that it's im

or translation fees. so the next slide is really to explain why there's this confusion in the community. we see our clients as incredibly rational actors. they save up the money for legal services, but they also have a perspective from home country of these being sort of the businesses and the way people advertise that their services as lawyers. they may be advertising themselves as notario because a notario, for instance, in mexico has already served as an attorney for five years. they are a person of good moral character. they passed a rigorous exam, and that is also a person who has sort of a status in the community as being a good confidant are all legal services, not just whatever the person is looking to them for. so when someone in this area uses that same word, notario, it can cause some confusion because they may just be anyone here who was over 18 who is gone in washington, d.c. and paid $75, i guess $25 in virginia, and then is taking an exam and basically said that they will authenticate the s

apartment or office.since the government will never know if they track personal for time they will not know how granular the data will get the better approach is to get though warned. the courts are all over the ballpark but the blue george of the courts require a warrant. different breakdown pretty much the opposite end have not required a warrant for the sell to our data that there is no difference between tracking a person prospectively 30 days versus going back 30 or 60 or 90 days to find out where they were as they traveled. bills were introduced. we support reform including addressing and clarifying the question of location. for this year and none of those bills the bill in the senate the bill in the house has attracted the most attention is content only. the one thing that can be done is addressing the content question that is a glaring deficiency of the statute the location data would you do about the so-called one time payments or where you simply demand those that are in touch with the certain t

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so i think if you look at the chicago or boston or philadelphia or second amendment, portland any of the big cities we're very much within the realm of maybe calling it the new normal of earned revenue. should earned revenue be part of our budget yes. we want the special events in our parks. listen we'll happily be in the business of offering free recreation there's more value when there's a fee associated with that but, you know, it's limited revenues we would inclusive as much program as possible we make choices. permit fees are important it insures a certain level of responsibility when we allow entities to user parks. so we have not - i want to go back and is i think public space, public recreation is fundamentally important to a lot of other essential services. we're a public safety solution when we've got kids active we're contributing to coping our city save we've got people in our recreational programming we're keeping our city healthy we're contributing to other essential serves that get loss in what people consider to be part of the recreation department. i think we're a go

or whatnot.ng with us as americans they want to look like they're on our level. >> in your view, maximum protection for all existing public officials, the more -- the higher up you go, and former officials. >> money, money. it's budget. everybody says why don't we throw everything it? who is paying for that? you are, the tax dollars. >> but if something goes wrong -- >> here it is. how much security do you give? give everybody what the president gets? and how many people are we protecting? we're protecting count presidents, current first family. former first family. the former first ladies get protection. former presidents. you have cabinet members. homeland security, secretary -- >> candidates running few president. >> too many people, too much money. >> let's not meet under these circumstances -- >> bring me in for michigan positive. >> i will. a company that will pay you to get the heck out if you're unhappy at work. ♪ take this job and shove it. ♪ i've been working in this -- ♪ [thinking] i'm

you don't have to go here or there or wait until next week. >> at the time we opened we have folks waiting outside to come in. >> good morning. >> what we are doing is trying to find out what they want and need and getting them to their services as fast as possible. >> i came to the eye glasses program. making a couple of phone calls to my family at home. >> some housing, i'm here for employment. may be see about -- i've never been to one of these. i have not been homeless before. >> the scareiest are the people who are recently homeless who look like me. look like they could be my friend or family member. a few wrong choices and bad luck got them here. >> i was laid off 2-1/2 weeks ago and came to the project to -- >> i've been married to the same man, my childhood sweetheart he started doing drugs. we went from a nice out in texas to nothing. the next step in the process is they get linked up with a volunteer. this is the heart and soul of the public connect. we greet clients. shake their hands. ask them to follow us and talk to them as we bring them to the hall and lead them to the firs

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you plan on two or three or four.if something happens and you're good enough after one, i'll support you. i am not going to use you. i want you to use me. i don't want thisamily to think i'm using -- i don't need to use children. you use me for everyttkr÷ i know, everybody i know, everywhere i have been, you e me, and that's kind of what we go in with. we don't even talk nba, but they know, if you go there and you're good enough, he won't hold you back. >> charlie: what do you teach? life skills. servant leadership. do you know how hard it is teaching servant leadership in a short period when a young man and all the other guys came in with him and they were the center of attention their whole lives. >> charlie: since they were 8 or 10? >> since they could think. >> charlie: right. they were that. so now they were on a high school team they shot every ball they're coming with me and then in six months, in two years, i'm trying to get them to understand, when you make life about yourself, very difficult. very lonely, ve

you see, separate, at the same time, or at different times? separate or together? so a thousand people store in the cloud the same thing, as can easily happen, and pull it back at varying times of the day. >> if all they can do is, just like the valet car parking service, is get back what they put up there, i think you could easily say that that is not to the public. and that is not just me coming up with a clever distinction. that's the distinction that's really been drawn in the real world, because not all cloud computing is created equal, and there are some cloud computing services that use cloud computing technology to get new content to people that don't have it, and they get licenses. and there is other cloud computing that just has locker services and they don't think they need a license, and so i'm not saying that you have to bless what the market has done, but i think it's a profound indication -- >> but what if, mr. clement, it's not so simple as a company that just allows you yourself to put something up there? what if how about there are lots of compani

not marijuana is good or bad, whether alcohol is good or bad, whether prescription drugs are good or. i'm here to tell you as a liberal and somebody who believes in the state's rights, like i thought you did, about health care, gun ownership. >> i believe in -- >> tamera, tamera, calm -- you're wound tight tonight. i i believe in state's rights. i'mot talking about putting them in jail. i'm looking at that, the mass numbers of people and quantities of drugs being inhaled and i'm thinking if that's the future, we're in trouble. a stoned america. i don't want to put them in jail and arrest them. >> how is that trouble? >> because for the very reasons dr. braverman is trying to hit on, this goes from generation to generation and over time, it rather kids being protective, playing sports, going to school, learning stuff, excelling in something -- >> it damages the protectivety and future output of a country. it will not survive half stoned. >> america -- >> what is half stoned? is that your -- >> the link said you couldn't -- >> a joint -- >> states will be damaged. >> when we come back,

direction or super vision of a grantor or if such or research are primarily for the benefit of the grantor. these conditions will negate the existences of a grantrship or fellowship as defined in the regulation. so the body of tax law is pretty clear on this question, commissioner, bargaining for excluded fromt be income as athletic scholarships. the players were seeking the northwestern case and they make the argument that they are employees. theyhat the scholarships receive from the university are compensation for services rendered. the nlrb agreed with the players employees and that their scholarships are compensation for services rendered. me just ask you, how can the thes. ignore tax law and facts in the answer that they send me?for you to >> well, first of all, it will be interesting to see what the nlrb final decision as that issue from the regional office goes.orward as it >> if it goes as currently written for those scholarships taxable? >> well, as the revenue ruling you are talking about talks to distinguish obviously graduate students who teach and do research and get paid and

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or nay to the document. the decision making body will be the planning commission for the document and that begs a broader question if the commission want to have a more robust dialogue. that concludes my comments. i'm happy to take back any suggestions that you have at this time or we can schedule a hearing in the future. thank you. >> thank you. i just think it would be adviceable because it is a big document maybe we can chop it up into parts and hear it over. >> absolutely. >> mr. fry, what would be a good way to segment this? >> since there is 9 basic sections to the document, we could break them into chunks of three over the course over three different hearings maybe one a month over the summer and come back to you with staff recommendations on rewording on policies and that helps pace the work on the staff's side as well. we can take 3 objectives at a time and bring them for your review. >> commissioners? consensus on that? >> i think that's great idea. >> thank you. i do think that things have changed

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capture -- spin do you agree or disagree? i apologize for interrupting. are you saying that the recall notice is wrong? >> no. >> so that people should not drive on rough roads or with jarring events using one of the recall and repaired automobiles the? >> i think the notice was trying to be descriptive of the situation where it's most likely to occur but again that testing is related to the key. >> what would it take to change your view that people should not be driving these and repaired recall cars? if i came to you with a 100 events of people finding that they lose power and control their cars come with that persuade you? >> it wouldn't take 100 events. i mean, -- >> would'vwaited taken? >> i mean, my understanding is with the key or the key in the ring, the incident, the phenomenon the cause of these issues will not occur. [talking over each other] >> there are those events. without persuade you? >> i'm not aware of any events which is a key or the keeping where that occurred. >> if i came to get -- >> yes, it would spen

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he will wait for the first russian to be or russian citizen or russian person to be killed or beatenthere and when the blood is spilled, then he will find that that is an excuse for intervention to protect russians and here we go again. as for what john kerry will be able to achieve in talking to our european allies, it's no way to know for sure, but the results so far of his discussions with them have not been very encouraging, germany is the most important country in that group. germany is the one i would think is least willing to do anything as regards russia for all kinds of reasons. we have also our own set of reasons, the space station, cooperation for transshipment to supply lines in afghanistan and so forth for not wanting to do much. so, my guess is, nothing much will happen. >> okay, so even if putin goes into eastern ukraine under the false pretense of protecting russian-speaking people there, you think it's just going to continue. but, surely, president obama has to know how embarrassing this will be for him and how his poll numbers will continue to drop because there isn

skimming or a front running or whatever., people with, you know, vendetta or with, you know, political ax to grind about wall street use it to say that the entire system's unfair. >> correct. >> that's what's bad, andrew. don't you think, lee? >> it's a double-edged sword, right? we've got more liquidity in the markets than we've ever had before. it's cheaper to trade 100 shares, 50 shares, 25 shares as well as a block of 10,000 shares. and customers are trading more and more the high-frequency trading firms are just providing liquidity. they're making money in doing so. so they are scalping the market, but bid/ask spreads are tighter than they've ever been. it's cheaper for the individual investor to get into the market. >> there's good high-frequency trading that provides the liquidity you're talking about, and then there's potentially this abusive high-frequency trading where people are trying to front-run information. >> that's right. >> and the other question is do you need to have both to make it work? or can you get t

in print or press.so there have been times where the brief something in a know it may not be grand central in general. grand central does commercial action and nonfiction. if it's more literary or a topic i feel like we can publish, i will share with other editors that i know might be different house or try to recommend somewhere else for the person to be published. at the end of the day, it should be more about who's going to do the best for your project. i've seen books do phenomenally well that are published by smaller prices because they were really dedicated and he knew what the market was, whether audience was, so they get it right. if you get published by a major and they're not quite sure where your readership is, they can kill your career. it's not always have to be published by a major. you could make it by being published by a small publisher that does how to publish her book well. i would say it's just the same to me legwork like finding your market, finding the agent doublespeak the best ye