and i think it's important for us to hear from the city on what the strategy is to make sure that ori pets are safe while at the same time preserving wild life. so, i look forward to the conversation to the discussion and i think that being proactive about something like this and letting people know that we are being proactive i think is important. thank you. >> thank you, any other comments? welcome president breed. okay, let's get started. our first presenter is jonathan young. he's a wild life ecologist from presidio trust. jonathan? presenter: hello and thank you for allowing me this opportunity to present to you about coyotes and how we in the presidio are managing these animals and human coyote conflict. i have a presentation to view. so, before i get into our management strategies, i think it's really important to put a context to all of this because the connect of these animals in this urban environment really dictate how we manage these animals effectively. so as you all know, these animals are a somewhat recolonization to san francisco and i want to stress this is a recoloni

you have a quorum also with us is chief of police greg ory suhr and joyce hicks. >> in light of the significantunt of public comment we opet tonight i'll limit comments to two minutes. >> item 1 adoption of minutes action for the meeting of february 10, 17, 9 and [inaudible] >> you have in your packet minutes from those meetings and have one correction and if anyone has others notify. correction is meeting march 9, 2016 on the second page, section c under commissions reports. it says a gave a update on the tenderloin. it indicates the district attorney is looking into taking her child to scoog and look into drug dealers. that isn't true. [inaudible] work wg assistant district attorney to deal with these issues is correct. if we could strike the sentence about what i state thd district attorney is doing and invite corrections or addition to the minutes. invite a motion with that correction >> so moved >> second. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? motion passes. any public comment on that matter? hearing none public comment is closed. >> item 2, consent calendar, receive and file action please

you have a quorum also with us is chief of police greg ory suhr and joyce hicks. >> in light of the significant amount of public comment we opet tonight i'll limit comments to two minutes. >> item 1 adoption of minutes action for the meeting of february 10, 17, 9 and [inaudible] >> you have in your packet minutes from those meetings and have one correction and if anyone has others notify. correction is meeting march 9, 2016 on the second page, section c under commissions reports. it says a gave a update on the tenderloin. it indicates the district attorney is looking into taking her child to scoog and look into drug dealers. that isn't true. [inaudible] work wg assistant district attorney to deal with these issues is correct. if we could strike the sentence about what i state thd district attorney is doing and invite corrections or addition to the minutes. invite a motion with that correction >> so moved >> second. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? motion passes. any public comment on that matter? hearing none public comment is closed. >> item 2, consent calendar, receive and file action ple

there are 300,000 people that we serve and about $5.3 billion, of billion ory $2.2 $2.3 billion is federallars were taken away, we are not even funding half. the be less than half of what we are doing right now for our people. we would be in a dire situation. the rest of the state may only have federal dollars. other states have waiting lists some as long as 14 years. california made a commitment in 1969 that they were going to serve people with developmental disability. i was -- it was huge because that meant california tax dollars are going to be used for this, where the challenge is happening in all these vendors, these programs that provide services have not had an 2003.se since 2002, we do have vendors going out of business because they can't operate hardly anybody can operate on what you are making in 2003 and 2016. that needs to be repaired for this system could be on somewhat of a collapse. , the whole right. there is not enough money being placed on the various possible causes of autism. there is not enough study. our government does not collect statistics as well as perhaps some

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oris williams brown, managing director of financial markets and community investment team. mr. philip herr manging director of physical infrastructure team. ms. barbara bober, managing director, education work force and income security team. mr. seto bagdojan. i hope i pronounced that correctly. forensic audits and investigative services team. and mr. dave powner of information technology team. i apologize if i don't get all the names proper. we have mr. john dalrymple from the irs at the united states department of treasury, mr. tillitson from the united states department of defense and dr. patrick conway. you've got a title here. acting principal deputy administrator, deputy chief administrator for innovation equality and chief medical officer at the centers for medicare and medicaid services at the united states department of health and human services. i thank you again for your good work and for being here. pursuant to committee rules all witnesses are to be sworn before they testify. those on the panels and those that accompany, if you rise and raise your right hand. do yo

you have a quorum also with us is chief of police greg ory suhr and joyce hicks. >> in light of the significant amount of public comment we opet tonight i'll limit comments to two minutes. >> item 1 adoption of minutes action for the meeting of february 10, 17, 9 and [inaudible] >> you have in your packet minutes from those meetings and have one correction and if anyone has others notify. correction is meeting march 9, 2016 on the second page, section c under commissions reports. it says a gave a update on the tenderloin. it indicates the district attorney is looking into taking her child to scoog and look into drug dealers. that isn't true. [inaudible] work wg assistant district attorney to deal with these issues is correct. if we could strike the sentence about what i state thd district attorney is doing and invite corrections or addition to the minutes. invite a motion with that correction >> so moved >> second. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? motion passes. any public comment on that matter? hearing none public comment is closed. >> item 2, consent calendar, receive and file action ple

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oris williams brown, managing director of financial markets and community investment team. mr. philip herr of physical infrastructure team. ms. barbara bober, managing director, education work force and income security team. mr. seto -- bagdojan. i hope i pronounced that correctly. and mr. dave powner of information technology team. i spol jazz if i don't get all the names proper. we have mr. john dalrymple from the irs at the united states department of treasury, mr. tillitson from the united states department of defense and dr. patrick conway. you've got a title here. acting principal deputy administrator, deputy chief administrator for innovation equality and chief medical officer at the centers for medicare and medicaid services at the united states department of health and human services. i thank you again for your good work and for being here. pursuant committee rules all witnesses are to be sworn before they testify. those on the panels and those that accompany, if you rise and raise your right hand. do you swear or affirm the testimony you are about to give will be the

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ory from he had taxable income of $205,000 in 2014, putting him almost in the top 5% of american earnersthat figure was still far below the millions earned by his democratic rival in recent years. from johnstown, pennsylvania, roger is calling. you say you make less than $30,000 a year. how would you work to simplify or change the tax code? caller: hello. i have a fairly well worked out system. combinations, flat slope and flat rate tax. a flat slope is a uniform and seamless, graduated tax of 10% per $100,000 up to $500,000, which would be 50%. after that, it would be a flat 50% to $20 million. 5% pert would increase $20 million. this system is fair and most equitable and most reasonable. in the simplest and most efficient. -- it is the simplest and most efficient. host: whose tax plan currently do you think yours mirrors the closest? caller: to my model? really, none of them. better in do a bit terms of actually being more imaginative and creative and innovative. so far, i only hear conventional -- really nottale really interesting ideas. host: our next caller is also from pennsylvania

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oris williams and brown, managing director financial markets and committee investment the. mr. phillip herr, managing director physical infrastructure team. ms. barbara bovbjerg, managing director education workforce that income security team. mr. sato -- i hope i pronounced it properly, forensics audits and investigative services team. and mr. dave hollander, director information technology team. my apologies if i did meet all the names proper. we also have mr. john dalrymple, deputy commissioner for services and enforcement at the internal revenue service at the united states department treasure. mr. david tillotson, deputy director and chief management officer at the united states department of defense. and dr. patrick conway, and doctor come you've got a title ii. acting principal deputy administrator and deputy chief administrator for innovation to called it, chief medical officer at the centers for medicare and medicaid services at the united states department of health and human services. so i thank you again for all of your good work and for you being here. are some of

you have elements in the middle thinking ory be dreaming long-term, but how do we get to the next monthe saudis are thinking long-term. they realize that this decline in the price of oil hurts them, though it does not deplete them immediately. they would also like to see less oil production in the united states and in other higher cost areas. drop,now if oil prices that is bad for them, and it is bad for their competitors. i am leaving aside all of the environmental reasons. from their standpoint, they see positives in cutting the price of their export. iranrts their enemies like and their competitors. f hurtsaudi arabia rebuf other oil exporters. they wanted a deal that would freeze production at january levels and begin dealing with the global glut that has sunk prices. let's go to virginia. you were -- leslie, you are on the air. from virginia. caller: i have a couple questions for the congressman. is, why do youon not think we should just bomb the ones we are at war with. you keep saying there are children,eople and but those children are being raised to believe like the adults. yea