a: /ord >> ordinance is passed. >> purr >> any discussion? roll call vote on this item. >> chew i; cohen i, kim i, mar i, tang i, wiener i, yee i, avalos, breed camp i. therare 11 i's. >> this ordinance is passed next item. >> this is a /orbd /tphapblgs regarding the health code to raise patient rates charged for mental health services. >> this is passed on first reading. >> item ten, award in 71 thousand in salaries and reappropriating 71 to overtime in the public utilities communication division to support the department's projected increases in overtime pursuant to 9.113. >> why don't you call 11, 12 and 13 which have to do with similar /ord /tphapblgs. ordinance. >> and approximately 42 million in capital improvement program projects. item 12 is an ordinance reappropriating for overtime and uant to section 9.113 the chart r -- is item -- number 12 is sub to [inaudible] 16 million in existing waste water capitol improvement budgets adopted by the public utilities commission. >> supervisor farrell. >> thank you president chew. i'm happy to

simply put, supervisor cam /poels violated the law, the sunshine /ord /tphapblgs task force found him in violation of multiple sections. it then ordered [inaudible] again and then yesterday without any notice to the subcommittee, he simply didn't show up. this followed from last month's meeting where a notice was sent from his office that he wasn't able to send anybody. basically funding for the sunshine task force and the functioning of sunshine is inadequate. no city attorney was there yesterday. it's final should be -- >> thank you, next speaker. >> [inaudible] i express also my condolences for the life lost on our bay. and i hope that there will be a way to honor bradley. and i congratulate all of the businesses and particularly i want to visit 1:00 am. artificial turf [inaudible] proven to affect fertility san francisco's national sanctuary soon to be home to polluting est ing [inaudible] as plastics do and plastics that turn into bits of plastic to be eaten by animals and bird and find their way through the food chain to us and children, polluting the bodies of humans. artificia

que le dieron carÁcter de urgente, ordenaron que se hiciera en tres dÍas, y el incumplimiento de la ordye a una activista y dos banqueros exiliados en miami. >>> querÍan obtener los informantes, la informaciÓn que siempre sacamos, las investigaciones que hacemos. >>> me viven espiando, y lo mÁs grave es ver como bloquean. >>> los periodistas fueron objetivos, en la que muchas oportunidades denunciaron corrupciÓn. una fue la mÁs reciente, la amenaza iranÍ, en el que presentaron grabaciones como preparaban ataques a la casa blanca, el pentÁgono y plantas nucleares, a raÍz de esta investigaciones cerraron su consulado en miami. y tambiÉn el desvÍo de 300 millones de dÓlares de la empresa pedevesa. y otra reciente mostro cÓmo el presidente maduro mantuvo una relaciÓn con la organizacion terrorista de las farc. >>> bueno, jorge, marÍa elena, estÁ casto cando, de la unidad investigaciÓn de univision, cuÉntame cÓmo te estarÍa espiando el servicio, te estarÍan escuchando llamadas, te estarÍan siguiendo fisicamente. >>> utilizan todos los recursos, estÁn preocupados por saber de dÓnde sale la in

evacuations have been orded and another fire in riverside -- orded and another fire in riverside county. the fire is 40% contained. >> reporter: officials completed the last snow survey today. no snow in the regular areas where they conduct the survey. they said the snow pack has a water content of 17%. all of this comes after low amounts of snow in january and february. water officials aren't declaring it a drought yet but if we have a second connective year like this one they might have to do that. coming up at 6:00 p.m., the heat and fires in the north bay is making for nasty air quality in the bay area. why it is also led to a spike in 911 calls. >>> parents say it is disturbing that leaders waited weeks before telling them about reports that led to a teacher being arrested on dozens of counts of criminal acts against children. ktvu's lorraine blanco is live with where the teacher is right now. >> reporter: parents here just got this notice today about the teacher's arrest. some say they are very angry they didn't know about this situation weeks ago when the crime was reported. >> r

adjustment prospects for the effective properties so hopefully when this comes up you'll be supporting this /ord /tphapblgs. the rest i submit. >> thank you supervisor yee. supervisor avalos. >> thank you. i would like to call for a memory [inaudible] on may 1. he was 47 years old. he was born in [inaudible] china in with his daughter happy yang who had come here earlier. i appointed his daughter, happy, to the youth commission in 2011 and many of you have met happy at least once or twice here working on legislation here at city hall. she did a lot of work reaching out to the chinese residents. it was a very troubling time for her and they're going through a lot right now. i can share later where do nations can be made to support the family as well. happy was able to transfer her father to cpmc campus and he was able to get really great care. in fact, really enabled him to have a better time with his family as he was passing. please keep happy and her family in your thoughts. i have a resolution that introducing for next weeks for awe adoption without committee. this was legislation similar to l

that is the ord. can you call item three. >> item three is an ordinance and pre-application meetings for the production/distribution/repair light industrial buffer district. >> and supervisor cohen is the author and she is here. >> thank you colleagues. i will keep item four short becausein you have a busy agenda today. this came because of the demolition of the flant plant and working with the department of building inspection and the neighbors to u understand how this could have occurred we discovered unlike residential property there is are no neighborhood notification requirements that takes place on this type of zoned property. now for those not familiar with this coding classification it's unique to the bay view and it was created in this area -- created in this area where there are single family homes directly across from heavy indu uses. asany significant alteration or demolition work on these buildings has noise, traffic, dust impacts on the adjacent residential neighbors. in light of this in

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get into the europa league and avoid the relegation play offs on a crunch final day stephen strip ords. the only be goose hitting and we're already guaranteed to place another season in the europa league but opponents cuban confirmed this for the first time in the history with a one nil win and crescent well gary in midfield it even popof netted the only goal of the twenty three minutes to ensure the home side finished fifth. be a spot that claimed the victory they needed to nail it home to ten men to cement fourth place the rock bottom visitors will already relegated and had access to costas seeing red of the seven minutes for sharing his finger to the crown. gallo of capitalized off the thirty six minutes and genoa needs that wrapped up victory with ten minutes to go. be proven clinch the final europa league place with a two nil victory at home to christen it up. put the hard side ahead seven minutes in and the press now home added a second off to the era the visitors and the season ten. be off to their fourteen game unbeaten run came to an end last week to naama also just missed out

it i partly a result slow growth with the capital gains in orde to avoid the increases the cbo forecasts notorious for being inaccurate. lou: but we're looking at a good deal we see the numbers shrank becausef higher taxes and sequestration did i mention high tas? >> you did but you did omit to say one of the important shrinkage is aside from the federal government that the theocracy is a good thing in e long run it does have its defects for people to ha jobs in the real economy and moonlighting. lou: talk about the real economy looking at economic growth. we have a dollar that is strengthening and bond deals that are rising that this is the panoply from the market's. lou: it does have its momentum and it has a tremdous inflow of capital. she once gains in currency trading and the economy the ly one showing a polls. lou: your judgment? >> even the last time we talked about the unusual circumstances of the fall of industrial production while gdp report's will look a little better. so my own forecast is the same gdp grows bigger this quarter than expectation and and industrial production a

in orde to do so company misled the judge by telli him that they were involved in crinal activity. resumed that prosecutors have drafted the affidavit and the law is that if a reporter asks thesoue for confidential information, no crime commid, if the source of a state department employee, by way o example, gives information to the reporters, the crime is the state department of in place for stealing and not the others were receiving. they made it very clear that reporters can ask for or was it were possessed and even publish secret mateal as ng as it is in the public interest. so when the government prosecutors and fbi agents told a federal judge the james rosen is involved in the theft of gornment secrets, that was wrong. neil: tey didn'teven say that we suspect that. >> the the search warrant never should've been signed. we don't know exactly how t government gotthose materials. neil: we do know that ey get a lot of information. sometimes you have to go to the companies. others say, all right,. >> this is the resisting of the government more than fghten some of the others. but y

in ord in other words, making it harder to hire employees.balization, a lot of things working against the average worker today. one of the things that we see is that even among those getting jobs, wage growth has been very substandard for a recovery. while we did do 165,000 jobs, chuck, it would not be surprising to anybody if this economy were to do 300,000, 350,000 jobs a month given the pool of available labor, millions of people who have been long term unemploy ed. those who were underemployed, working part time for economic reasons, it would be perfectly within the bounds of normal recoveries to do 300,000 and we've just never gotten there in this recovery, check. >> you're watching jack lew on the world stage a little bit. tim gieith nechlt r was always trying to get them to do other things, steer away from the austerity crisis. is jack lew trying to be that kind of guy or strike out on his own? >> definite continuation of u.s. policy. tim geithner got slapped around a little bit for coming over here, urging more growth, less austerity.

. >> greta: does phillipos know the tsarnaev brothers from before school orde meet them at school? >> he knew them before. he's also from the high school in cambridge, right next to boston. he goes far back into cambridge. the other two gentlemen are from kazakhstan, new to the country. robel has been here for quite some time. >> greta: how do the four of them, counting the tsarnaev brother, dzhokhar, where did they meet up? at university of umass dartmouth? >> it appears so. it appears that's where they met. it's also interesting that everybody arrested, all four, have ties to umass dartmouth, that one campus in the southern part of massachusetts has ties to these four gentlemen, the four surviving people tied to this case. >> greta: joe, thank you. >> you're welcome, greta. >> greta: according to the criminal complaint that's been filed by the u.s. attorney's office all three suspects have admitted removing tsarnaev's backpack from their dorm room, but their lawyers insist they knew nothing about tsarnaev's alleged involvement in the bombing. >> dias kadyrbayev denies the charges

what a legislator means, and what a court may think the legislator meant were all different things. ,ords like private property public place, and other terms of art we as lawyers are familiar with, congress should specify what the terms mean. this will be the most important part of the legislative drafting process as the terminology will drive what actions are allowable and what places are entitled to privacy protection. congress should consider adopting entirely new definitions where necessary and eject existing terminology that may be confusing, under protective, or overprotective. fifth, congress should consider perhaps simple surveillance legislation rather than complex drone at legislation. some ways congress might want to look at this is to craft a sliding scale for surveillance the looks of the duration for which surveillance might be conducted rather than looking at the platform from which the surveillance is launched. congress should consider adopting transparency and accountability measures, perhaps in lieu of a royal -- warrant requirement or suppression rules. accountability m

investigation now for pandering, possible suggestion of abuse there, assault and maltreatment of sub orde been in a sort of mid-grade, enlisted position working in the office at ft. hood with a battalion on sexual prevention issues, equal opportunity issues, that sort of thing. but this just could not come at a more difficult time for the pentagon. just last week, a lieutenant colonel in the air force at the pentagon who works in sexual prevention office, he also arrested by the local police for sexual battery. secretary of defense hagel has said this has to stop. he has a number of initiatives, but every one of these cases becomes a growing embarrassment and a growing scandal. and of course, it's not just these two cases. there are a number of these every week across the military, across the country and really becoming a growing problem for the pentagon. >> so are they still investigating this guy now for fort hood? >> yeah, they just announced it a short time ago tonight that he was under investigation, removed from his duties and in fact, a signal of just how serious it may be for thi

particularly of predominantly white elite institutions, is only going to be able to serve people who can ain ord in ordef. up to $50,000 a year. imagine having to pay that for your children to tgo to college >> it's horrendous. dana, is speaker boehner refusing to harold any of the positive economic signs because he knows that he and his caucus cannot claim an ounce of credit for anything good that's happening because their entire stance has been opposition to absolutely everything? >> well, they can claim as much credit as they want to, martin, but fact of the matter is the voters will not give them credit for it, and that's not just in this particular situation. that's always the case for an incumbent president and his party. it, in a way we're sort of reliving the late '90s here when the republicans were talking scandal, scandal, scandal, and that was certainly a more salacious scandal than anything we're looking at now. >> of course. but meanwhile, the economy was improving. >> exactly. the president's poll numbers held up and the republicans kept scratching their heads saying, why is the pr

potentialpotentl victims of human trafficking.trf ice not saying whether the wome had contacted them directly ord if they had somebody elsebody el contact immigration and costumes enforcement officials on theirr behave.have. sources familiar with the investigation indicate that authorities at this point do noo believe that we're talking aboug any kind of sexual a pews here,, but that the women did say theyy were being held here against their will. one woman apparently tried to escape by squeezing through a gap in the front gate as it was closing. neighbors and also people who work here did agree to stop andn talk to fox 5. >> i'm in shock because i live i down the street, and things like these don't happen in mcclain. i'm surprised and i feel so bad for those women if the story iss true. >> this is really strange. i mean, we've never heard anything. >> reporter: and again, theagae federal authorities, tony and allison are still saying that si this is a possible case of human trafficking. the investigation, we're toldwe're o still in the very early stagesy as you can imagine.agine. fox 5 did conta

some of the facts this morning, we've learned that 13,000 homes here were damage ord destroyed by this people are waking up homeless this morning, staying with friends, family, in hotels here. state insurance officials tell us the claims here are expected to top $2 billion. plus, fema is making it clear that resources are now available for this disaster. they have enough money for this, they say, but if another a tas t trofy strikes the u.s. any time soon, that's when the agency says they may not have enough money to properly respond. president obama coming here to moore tos is assess the damage and to comfort the victims. so much tragedy here. the official death toll stands at 24. ten of those killed were children. the challenges ahead right now of this town of 60,000 people right now have a daunting recovery ahead. officials now estimate the twister damaging or destroying more than 13,000 homes causing up to $2 billion in damage. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: volunteers from all over the country are now in oklahoma to help those in greatest need, like this pennsylvania man and his team

bringing in an unimaginable ord to an end. >> it was a joyful moment. we were crying and clapping. even still today it gives me goose bumps. >> reporter: dodge also happened to be the radio dispatcher on duty the night some ten years ago when the family of gina dejesus called in to report her missing so she's seen the beginning and end of this situation. back at the crime scene, we expect the work to continue to seal up that house. >> great to hear her account of receiving that call. thanks very much. erica? >> remarkable to have taken both calls. >>> turning to texas, a new twist this morning in that massive fertilizer blast that hammed last month. investigators have launched a criminal investigation into the explosion. and that's not all. a paramedic who helped the victims is in federal custody. is there a link between the two? n nbc's gabe gutierrez is there. good morning. >> reporter: this is the apartment complex torn apart by last month's explosion. in that bizarre twist, that paramedic is in federal custody, accused of having bomb-making components but federal officials are

take the liquidity or price ord orders. no one has talked about limit price orders.quency orders are going. they are not chasing the hft traders. >> no, see, we have a philosophical disagreement. i believe the hft are in essence trying to swipe a license plate off every car they're passing on the high speed lane. his analogy was was that they really respond more to what's there than create something. we're going to constantly disagree on this. but i want to have one final issue. friday, last week, the cme was in an article in the "wall street journal." he said the issue in that article was not fair to the cme, that you guys aren't the bad guys. quickly to finish up, maybe you can explain. >> first of all, you know, what that article said was we are a couple millie milliseconds in latent si. >> yes. >> first of all, let's talk about the example he put in the wall street. he put in that a customer is trying to buy a wti at $89.97 and sell a wti at $90.03. total of $60. it's $10 a tick. they are saying that hfts are trying to get filled on one side of the marked and det

the bill authorizes funds --ording to gao, about 25 % 25% of all federal prisons are criminal aliens. these are not being held in the immigration system. these are drug offenses and assaults and that kind. the system is composed of 25% of people, criminal aliens. i think the state-of-the-art border security defense system should be robust enough and not be easily compromised, but surely some people can break the fence. i do not say it would be 100%. reale talking about a cost, but to achieve border security in the long run, it will save money, reduce the number of agents necessary, and help us achieve the goal. the goal is that this nation send a clear message to the whole world our border is closed, and you will not be successfully entering, and you will be apprehended, there will be punishment, and please do not come that way. if we do that with clarity and the president speaks now, i think we will be in a good position to reach a virtual zero interest policy. >> mr. chairman? >> i have two questions for my friend in alabama. have you estimated how much this would cost? costs?we pay

did the ord order this. direct coordination. i think we can fairly prct. strassel from the "wall street journal." here is part of what she says all he needed to do is do exactly what he did inll ye. publicly suggest that conservative political groups were engaged in nefarious. publicly call out those who he would like to see harassed and call pressure for take action. did he all these thee things. that's the smoking gun there. it didn't have to be director overt. it's a culture in the te house in this administration that says we have enemies. >> not only that. you had members ever the democratic senators say point blank saying sign a letter. ase targ the tea party and the irs did. in plain sight. she is arguing here and i think she has a point. >> alisyn: let us know what you think please. authors areooking into weather the elderly man who plowed car into ade in virginia suffered some sort of medical emergency before the crash. thankfully no one died in this. up to 60 people, including the driver were inred. e got a vehicle that went through the parade and

evident left strand orded on a rooftop. the san antonio river is expected to crest this morning. and while it may be the unofficial start to summer, vermont still looks like a winter wonderland. parts of the state got up to three inches of snow. >>> and in boston, thousands of runners finished the final mile of the marathon. ♪ yesterday's one run was to honor all the victims of the bombings and emergency workers who immediately rushed to help those hurt in the attack. jared crowley was injured in the blast but managed to cross the finish line this time. >> it's just unbelievable the people of boston, just unbelievable. all the love. even you you guys with the cameras, i just want to hug and kiss you all. i can't believe what's going on here. way bigger it turnout than i expected. >> some of the donations made for the event plan to be sent to a charity that benefits bombing victims. and those are your headlines. >>> well, now to the irs scandal. as we're all sort of relaxing on this memorial day weekend, lawmakers are back home with some time off. and they say they don't even need

ord, so much for a socialist president. now, during my 20 years of service in this body, i have often reflected upon my experiences, growing up in a church parsonage in a little town of sumpter, south carolina. early on i internalized an old michael 6: ripture, 8. to do justly, to love mercy and to walk humbly. today in this great country we are experiencing an injustice that continues to get worse. one which i believe demands our attention. indisputable evidence continues to show that income inequality has worsened over the last 30 years. the congressional budget office released a report back in october, 2000, -- october, 2011, on the distribution of household ncome between 1979 and 2011. you might remember a report came out just a few days before the so-called supercommittee held its first public hearing. i served on that special panel and i raised concerns for the c.b.o. director about the ever-widening gap between america's rich and poor. this chart from that c.b.o. report shows that over the past havears, the wealthies

ord, just simple three letters. >> people are betting they are very serious about their money this morningead by knowing whose horses foot you rubbed and will that give that horse a leg up in the race? >> a leg up. >> yes. absolutely. why not? who would not want to be touched by somebody like me he? >> i didn't even know how to get on the horse. >> alisyn: i asked the question this morning and i'm sure twitter will light about that. >> we are going to be making some making some amazing food coming up in the next hour. teach you how to eat like a v.i.p. >> i'm not sure you can beat the last segment but i look forward to he seeing it. >> clayton: that horse is going to win by 10 lengths. >> who do we look like this time? the hat completely changes the look. you, clayton, if we could get -- look like woody from toy story. >> there is a snake in my boot. i do feel like in this. >> alisyn: you look like a total huckster. >> tucker: none of these hats fit me. my head is too big. >> alisyn: look like part music man and part snake oil salesman. >> want to buy a watch. >> clayton: tickets to a race