on the paragraph that begins with d c a white the third line second word change the word to and. >> i don't know about that one. >> i'm sorry. right forget that one sorry. >> you know, i'm not sure this is the right way to go about this i mean, if he's not here to discuss this if it were one or two changes maybe but i'm not inclined to have this be a standard practice. any objections from the commissioners? >> i would move to adapt the minutes as presently drafted and second. >> all in favor, say i. i. opposed this motion passes 5 to zero. the next item on - what. the next item on the agenda it the discussion of the executive director report >> i don't have high highlights other than to say our initial budget hearing it june 16th i'll attend if necessary a supplemental hearing will occur both mondays. by the way, on the previous matter i wanted to note there was no public here so the executive director report my comments from the commissioners? and mr. syncountry on item 7 about the form seven hundred can you remind me that the f pb credit have jurisdiction >> yes. we cannot enforce t

after a number of books, five or six i sort of got bored about the author paragraph. there wasn't really anything more to say to begin with, so i just sort of started making them up. about the author paragraph in this book it said that he has been an advisor to every american president since william howard taft. so i was on day number ten of the book to her. instead of waterboarding and the sending of a seal team six day aren't just some terrorists on book tours. they found out where bin laden had been hiding lots faster. so you get a little punch. i was walking into boston, i was walking into in a m. drive time radio into these are not generally occasions of dialogue. that is a greek term. there is a hierarchy and then down here you have the a.m. drive time that consists of some barking questions between the traffic reports. so i walked into the studio and the host to use a sort of generous construction was -- i saw him hunched over about the author paragraph and this is all that he would know about. as he looked up at me with a sort of bag balm aspect he said you ar

these are the paragraphs that authors pretend they didn't write. [laughter] you know? considered the leading voice of his generation. considered the greatest writer since f. scott fitzgerald. no, i didn't write that. well, after a number of books, ty or six -- five or six, i sort of got bored with the "about the author" paragraph. there wasn't really anything more to say, hadn't been much to say to begin with. so i just started making them up. [laughter] and the "about the author" paragraph in this book said that he has been an adviser to every american president since william howard taft. [laughter] why not, right? so i was on about day ten of a book tour. book tours are, you know, instead of waterboarding and sending seal team six -- [laughter] they ought really just to send terrorists on book tours. you know, we'd have found out where bin laden was hiding much faster. [laughter] so you get a little punchy. and i was walking into, i was in boston on about day ten, and i was walking into an am drive time radio interview. and these are not generally occasions of socrat

. >> i read him, like, two paragraphs of the draft of the story. >> "months after the september 11 attacks, president bush secretly authorized the national security agency to eavesdrop on americans and others..." >> and you could hear, like, a sharp intake of breath, like... (gasps) you know, it was almost like he was... he didn't want to say it, but he was like, "i can't believe you got that story." >> i think this is a very bad thing. there is a reason we keep intelligence sources and methods secret. it's the same reason journalists try to keep their sources and methods secret. you know, you can't survive unless you keep them secret. >> i'd caught him off guard, and he had started to confirm it, and then realized what he was doing, and hung up. >> narrator: hayden sounded the alarm: the new york times was preparing to expose the existence of "the program" in

and for paragraphs up from the bottom on page 7, the second line, executive director stated that she should have requested it, and might you insert, st. croix and that might be consistent with the way that the minutes read and as to the two motions assume that the motion to be recused came first but it is numbered second and it is just confusing in reading it and i don't know if you want to renumber the motions and as to the language of both motions, and the commissioner hayon be maybe, just commissioner hayon be recused from this matter and permitted to be recued seems a little more attenuated and to the main motion, it could read a little better somehow that mr. herrera has the burden of proof and that the commission finds no violation of the sunshine ordinance and find, the grammar is just bothering me that is all, otherwise, thank you. >> is there a motion to approve the minutes, my view is that i do like the change to the second motion, i think that we should say that the commission finds no violation. >> and i move that we approve that with the amendments that as mr. pilpal cor

you have a copy it reads like this in the second to last resolved paragraph of the resolution please help me out and execute my effective of the resolution and b's it further be it resolved i amended this to include the unintentionally removed item it's been moved and seconded my future discussion on the amendment only that believe seeing none, public comment is closed. on the amendment i'll call for a vote all in favor, say i. opposed? the i's have it now on the resolution as amended. is there any public comment on that item? seeing none, public comment is closed have we called for a motion let's call for a motion at the amended is there a motion? >> moved. >> second. moved and seconded my future conversation all in favor, say i. the motion carries >> mrtd next item. >> 1213 is public hearing to consider and possibly adapt a proposed schedule of fees for hetch hetchy electric facilities to the municipal to the city and county of san francisco and other public or golf o governmental agencies paying for the rates or fees of less than the cost of service to be admitted to water reading

. >> host: which early paragraph do you have hanging in your office or at home? >> guest: in my office is a photograph of a young fredrick douglas. one that is younger than that one. which was shared with me by a collector in maryland who has an enormous collection of early photographs. and there is something about douglas' command of the camera. there is a certain strength and poise in it. while we know douglas have to be an orter he is also clearly something of a presence in these photographs. and that photograph in particular is an important one to me. >> host: >> host: maurice wallace and here is the cover cover of your book. >> next, jake talks about the history of the drinking water and he says unsafe drinking water is the single largest killer in the world. this is part of our college series. >> host: now joining us is the author of "drinking water: a history" and he is the

i will read a couple paragraphs from the book that is the rul of encountering this seen in her diary and researching and piecing others together. in the winter of 1842-43 was with a cold difficult time in concord with the temperatures at the lowest in memory. they raced into winter like children and the firs storm found them east of the square where cut stocks laid buried under the snow. the newly weds slid down the hills and the oak trees surrounded them on all sides. the concord currant froze in the winter after flooding lowlands providing a surface for skating. cify liked to run on the ice instead of skating. they saw other skaters always boys or young men. few women skated. concord women were slow to follow the example of skating. henry and emerson joined hawthorne for a skating party. at home on the ice, henry led the way with energy that was impressive and umgamely. as if esstatic he said he was doing dances and leaps. she found it slightly embarrassing. second in line was hawthorne appearing to her eyes like a greek statue. and then emerson tilting forward at the raise until h

negotiating on this point for the last few months and the farc announced just this morning they are paragraphs away from a final agreement on drug trafficking and the word some in the next two weeks they will announce they have come to agreement on this issue. >> just for our viewers what are the other two things that have already been resolved if you like? >> the other are on land reform which is the very first issue and they have come to a preagreement and the other is participation and they have come to an agreement on that. on this third point i just came from bogota last night. the government will announce there is an agreement in hand, they will suspend the talks for elections because presidential elections are coming up in two weeks and then they will resume in a month after it's clear the outcome of the presidential election. >> this is perhaps where the sense of urgency comes. he reckons it all comes apart if you don't reelect him. that could be a bit of electioneering there. >> that's right. anything is possible. there are four viable candidates. it is unlikely that any candidate and

i want to read one paragraph, a description of him in his college years. not all of henry's classmates knew the 5 foot 7 yokel was the unkempt with brown hair. he had a distinctive shape, sloping shoulders led to long arms contrasting with short legs and some recognized him by his unusual and purposeful stride which reminded them of an indian. he took a shortcut whenever possible sometimes walking with his hand bob heintz is back clinched into fists at his side. during his years in cambridge he often kept to himself. the students noticed his earnest expression as you walk across campus with his eyes on the ground distracted as if looking for something he had lost. he tended to dominate conversation and even turn it into a monologue. otherwise is self absorption and awkwardness became standoffish this. but his earnest excitement transcended the quirky personality and attractive young men who were equally serious about life. a few internet france witnessed henry's love of natural history, his tendency to notice animals more than people. of playful imaginativ

it is paragraph that parenting is a dangerous job but parents will do whatever it takes. >> bay area 11-year-old girl has become the youngest player ever to qualify for the u.s. women open. lucy lee lives in redwood shore playing at tournament back in april. yesterday she won the sexual qualifier at half moon bay with 74 and 68 beating the second place finisher by 7 strokes. dimension she's 11 years old? on twitter call for michelle called it amazing and analyst said she couldn't were her head around the 11-year-old qualifying. women open on june 19 in north carolina. >> all right another half hour of 7 news at 9 moments away. up next. driving into the city for giants game this weekend. plan your trip careful lvt ly. freeway is closing down. >> how dangerous disease make their way into the u.s. from over seas. the germ that join us on passenger flights. >> and the 18-year-old who is graduate with a 5 point 0gpa. gift just got from the oakland raiders. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell

to revitalize the neighborhood so we received let's see - this is back in april of 2012 the first paragraph states through the better street plan the city is trying to find more uses to kind of summarize to they're asking we keep the sidewalk clear and have allowed us to apply for a bold permit we get the permit approved and it's in this box where it's proposed. so it cannot be. we've think gone through the process with at&t the company proposed another location that's in front of a flat parking lot so it's a good alternative and it seems like with our conversations with at&t this had been september to going through the process and continually playing all our imagess the new high-rise and the circus conflict we've gone through this process with at&t every time explaining why this can't be. thank you >> is there any public comment on this item. seeing none, is there a rebuttal? >> i just add again that at&t is perfect fine with the alternative that's been suggested 92 just now in terms of the location. i would point out that this is the problem for as a public utility this application was or

. >> don't they paragraph commissioners the general council bryant did not the board of supervisors adapt the budget as part of our budget as part of in the record or is our budget separate from the cities. >> i've not done the budget process but for the rest of the city it's a adapted by ordinance it may be a similar process as well. >> from my experience the old agency was adapted by resolution. >> so, yeah it's an ordinance yeah. this is not an action item it will be an action in

entities will have to pay the full tax prize i'm sure you're aware of there was an agreement that was paragraphed that provides i'm sure you're aware of to purchase the property and lift off the tax agreement and pay 29 point plus agreement and play ocii more than it's share that a normal taxing entity will receive we're going to get $10.2 million that's 25 percent or 5.6 percent more than we could otherwise get from the tax paying entity the board of supervisors wears two hats and the agency the commission gave it's content and the budget and finance committee considered last wednesday giving it's consent with its full approval the budget and finance decided to continue that item to tomorrow to the call of the chair. to budget and finance. and i even the article you've ruffled referred to is the examiner and the ocii staff including myself and christian maher were answering questions what runs that the land and the benefits to ocii and is city overall that payment we presented it as part of our budget allows us to have the 2 hundred and 35 units we can build with nonprofit partners in four years

permits to date all of those were submitted in the at the same time and the department ultimately paragraphed it the adapt has a changed it's mind about how to change the process and is not following its own rules and the process that the hearing officer didn't rely upon himself i suggest improper i'll make a couple of points the s m f complaints the parties have not submit more than one location go it is what it says to notice to the residents on page 7 of the s m f order if there's more than one acceptable location for the face mounted facility the locations will be listed well obviously there contemplates on one proposed location as in one hundred and 80 permits the department has already approved. and second i understood respondent to claim that he e it would be improper to have the approvals and that's not contemplated the s m f order says where the site for the mounted facility without requiring a notice of intent to submit the application the applicant should notify the site thirty days prior to location in other words, the s m f order says there's situations in which the at&t will mak

you you know the mayor rode up on his avenue and anyone that goes northbound it's a disaster for paragraphnd biking we're going to be making go changes it took us years to get through the process it's what way, way too hard in terms of the bureaucratic process to make our streets safer it's politically hard we need to push and get it done (clapping) and we also know in coming here today, i see everyday on bike to work that's not changing there were a whole bunch of double-parked cars i'd like tell you we've been trying to work on this the police department and other agencies need to stop this we have to stop do you only parker that's terrible for that muni and this is what people are doing. i want to say we've got to get the vehicle license fee passed for road resurfacing there's still way too many streets that are rough and dangerous and if we pass this we'll have permanent sustainable funding to happy bike to work everyone (clapping.) >> thank you supervisor wiener our next speaker is someone who's no stranger supervisor chiu. >> good morning any cyclists in the house today thank you ver

a few other stories, officials are pushing b&c paragraph to paint -- pnc para ibaka -- pnb paribas. accusedch bank has been of helping clients of aid u.s. sanctions against iran and other countries. if confirmed, it would be one of the biggest penalties imposed on a single bank. argentina has reached an agreement to pay back $10 billion worth of debt. is to regain credibility. the country has been unable to borrow money since 2001 when it defaulted on debt to the tune of 100 billion dollars. argentina will pay back $9.7 billion over five years. america, goldin has struck a deal that may put the mining project between argentina and chile back on track. it is billed as a first step. the project has been met with suspendednd work was at the mine last year. the project has cost more than $5 billion. news forhe business now. i will be back again in about one hour with more headlines. >> thank you. time to take a look at what has been making a buzz on the internet. we're going to start with the dress code campaign in iran. welcome to today's web news where we look at some of the stories m

agreement and lastly the commission authorized the $40 million in a bond issuance they must be paragraphed by the oversight broadway board so they gave their approval. in addition to the r m a changes on april 1st the futuristic adjustments are noted to the parks are exempt and the second to administratively change the affordable housing parcels in phase one in the effect or event they wish to make changes in the future. the oversight board approved several changes in the month of april and today we'll they'll hold an election i've described earnestly. following today's reading it will also follow on may 20th and in july we'll follow that to call up a line of credit a to issue the bonds. this concludes the staff part of the presentation we'll go to the election >> thank you very much we're going to move on to the public hearing we'll start with any public comment if there's any on changing procedures cf d number 57 questions or comments protests from anyone. >> there are no written protests madam chair. members of the public i'm looking for the speaker cards i have to speaker cards dr. esp

to funds that to fund the hetch hetchy capital improvement program so we can add in the resolve paragraph so hopeful that will address the commissioners concerns. commissioner moran >> yes. thank you commissioner president caen. >> i do there's at least one other place it talks about the purpose of the rates the only piece missing is these rates basically were adapted by commission within the budget as part of the revenue package. which taken as a whole was sufficient to meet our operating and capital needs that's the one thanking thing that's not included if we could quite frankly that's most appropriate but something we'll realize those rates along with, you know, others revenue provisions a budget adapted by commission whatever day we did that the would deem sufficient to meet our operating capital needs. and so where do you think it's more efficient to put it or do you want us to put it in or add what we've stated and add an additional sentence or in the one of the whereas on page 2? >> city attorney's office. is the point you want to emphasize is that the budget you've submitted and

loan was approved there were several changes set form some additional loan modifications they were paragraphedn may 21st, 2014. first, the changes that necessitated that request the rental income was reduced by over $70,000 due to the medium income and which reduced the project depth and mercy selected an investor they completed that analysis as required by you about is irs requests that a project is repayable at the end of the term loan they don't generate the cash through it's not usual for them to be unpaid and accrued depending on on the terms therefore third they made a h p funds the project was previously denied and is the likely to be awarded funds because of the readiness as well as the criteria change. those funds will mitigate the project income, however, mercy will not receive the prior construction information. therefrom the request to the modifications approved we loan committee are to allow the repayment of residual cash waterfall so they can be repaid. and to allow mercy is subsequently provide guarantee from master rent to investors without that the investors can't include the

level there's pursuant to the california quality act sequa in the commission choose to paragraph the project we recommend that the certification of the report are adequate and accurate and the procedures for which the eir comply with the sequa and sequa guidelines and chapter 31 of the administrative code that concludes my presentation. unless you have questions >> thank you. >> good afternoon glen from the department staff for the conditional use authorization the project is 1634 open pine street that incompasses 5 lots on the north side of pine street between van ness and faing within the commercial district and one hundred and thirty height and ball district also within the van ness automobile special use district the project has a 5 year development at the 5 hundred thousand secret plus with one hundred and 16 dwelling units and two ground floor commercial spaces and 2 hundred and one parking space we propose to demolish all the site to mrarnl preserve 3 of the existing buildings. i have passed out on awe rot sheet i'd like to go over. the regarding the public notification all da

under my comments the third paragraph from the bottom i think i meant to say it's not clear kind of a double negative we didn't use the self-employed policy at the

and strength to use the word with the sense of storytelling with the mission of the first grade paragraphis to rescue from the oblivion of time. but as a general as part of the of war it is structured to to move to a the hubris with the overreach of the power in the expedition of syracuse. with the moral grandeur is good history is meant not to make you feel a cuddle week low or pride. it doesn't have to do that even jewish history but to ask hard questions of your shared identity. and the bible is self those as have budgets the sense of the salmonid -- talmud path but what happens on a single page of the talmud is mutual interruption. and to argue with a rabbi from 12th century as the perpetual contentiousness so what i want to do are these things as when i reflected as the child that my immediate family and many of my mother's family is they were destroyed in vienna. in history has something for the jews with the individual masses. but the jewish tradition is about the protection of tradition of what gives the power identity. that is what is so powerful. the jewish story is loosely rela

. >> my first paragraph would be one of enormous promise, an enormous hope and a real capacity to unit the american -- unite the american people under a divisive period under george bush and someone who fluffed that opportunity from the left by having rhetoric which inflamed people's sentiments. he was up against a very different republican party and i think that's true but i think the capacity to take on big domestic issues such as entitlements i think is a reasonable approach to that and he didn't really do it, i think. >> i should say, i'm an editor who's endorsed him twice. maybe a function of who he was running against. but the other bit i would say is foreign policy. >> charlie: proved himself. he's proved himself by getting some things through, some are muddled, you've seen obamacare and dodd-frank. the big thing we covered, what would america fight for, in that particular case, that was a real thing. that was me going around and seeing america, talking the the japanese and the gulf and israel, and these are all relying on america to come and fight. if america abandons that pres

but the time story was 31 paragraphs long.ntil paragraph 16 to get any kind of a representation of what either of your clients had done to warrant a trip to death row. and it was dealt with in very short order. in other words, from my perspective it seems like the coverage is today so much slanted toward what happened last night and what not that which happened to place each of these men on death row. >> you know, i think that is certainly true of the coverage that is going on right now. but if you take a wider view, most of the coverage in mr. locket's case has been about his crime. >> in many ways that is one of the problems about the death penalty that it keeps the spotlight not on the victims, and on maybe the families and their need for closure and for healing. but on the process. and on the prisoners for many, many years. >> but many the response to that is because the process seems open-ended. it goes on for decades. there is a case with which i was involved in pennsylvania, it went literally on for 30 years without any

paragraph of paragraph perm story segment tonight. u.s. marine held in a mexican prison.ahmooressi made a wrong turn. drove. promptly arrested for having registered guns in his vehicle. two months. completely bogus. the sergeant simply made a mistake. so we'll now apply some pressure on the mexican government. we would like you to go to bill o'reilly.com and sign this petition. we'll send to the mexican ambassador in washington. we, the undersigned are becoming increasingly concerned over the tee tension buy mexican authorities of andrew tahmooressi, a citizen of the united states, who has been held in jail in your country the past two months. mr. tam reissy, a marine reservist who has his nation honorably in two wars was arrested in mexico after he crossed border check point tijuana march 31st. despite all evidence that he entered the border in mexico by mistake have not released him. this has created a hardship for his family and friends. injustice we ask the mex government to grant sergeant tahmooressi clemenciy and expedite his return to the united states of america.

under my comments the third paragraph from the bottom i think i meant to say it's not clear kind of a double negative we didn't use the self-employed policy at the beginning of the lease so we were not consistent pause >> okay. >> just want to be clear on the record. >> okay. can i have a second >> second. >> with the amendment. >> i'll move it as amended. >> second. >> second all in favor, say i. i. >> item 3 public comment that on the executive session no one's here. >> second. >> okay executive session wait a minute for the room to clear. >> the executive council is there a motion to reconvene in open session. >> i make a motion. >> is interest a second. >> second. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. opposed is there a motion not to disclose what of the discussed in closed session >> all in favor, say i. opposed? thank you. pledge of allegiance. and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all >> and i miss sfadings booming voice. and use of cell phones, electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that t

impacted below a level there's pursuant to the california quality act sequa in the commission choose to paragraph the project we recommend that the certification of the report are adequate and accurate and the procedures for which the eir comply with the sequa and sequa guidelines and chapter 31 of the administrative code that concludes my presentation. unless you have questions >> thank you. >> good afternoon glen from the department staff for the conditional use authorization the project is 1634 open pine street that incompasses 5 lots on the north side of pine street

the minutes are paragraphed. next item, please. >> item 3 it is director's report. >> good afternoon, commissioners ac a had it's first open endorsement and california closed on april 15th during the six months one $.4 million people signed up and other number went to medi-cal it is on the 1/3rd under the athens it is a success to dpw and the network who partnered with covered california and open enforcement for the 20017th century 15 plan did you say to special kishgsz brown the state health and human resources coverage loss and comboerm in the medi-cal is available all year round p will receive $100,000,000,000,000 discolors from the bill gates project. this larked award is a robust project there is no the exams and key partners including our health commission oar under jonathan for the center of leaning innovation and curtis chalking from our adolescent health that has reduced the ethnic and racial disparities in preterm birth it is the sector partners for the innovative seclusions for complex health issues he

or united states international trade commission does not have sufficient authority described in paragraph one recommendations to improve or broaden the scope of such authorities to address the matters described in paragraph one. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr. wolf: i reserve -- i reserve a point of order on the amendment. the chair: a point of order is eserved. ursuant to clause 6 of rule -- pursuant to aned orer of the house of today the gentleman from pennsylvania and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. doyle: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to start off by saying to my good friend the chairman that i plan to withdraw the amendment. mr. speaker, my good friend and colleague, timur fi and i are offering this bipartisan amendment that directs the department of commerce, the united states trade representative, and the united states international trade commission to report to congress on the sanctions they can bring against companies that benefit from information acquire

i guess i'm going to ask a couple of questions and maybe you can give me a paragraph of an answer. i'm curious and maybe you mentioned it and i missed the front end of your presentation, but how are we [inaudible] how are we going from the old process, all the work we're in the midst of, and transitioning into this new three year period. is there any overlap? also as i look at this one, two and three year, if we're talking about connectivety here and educator devices and what they need to be able to do, the management systems and the resiliency don't start until year two and then sort of using your airline, airplane example, would that not need to start in year one as well so we're creating the infrastructure and creativity. maybe i'm misunderstanding how they align. >> i think they all fit together in a chicken and egg type scenario. so we talk about the shift in funding. it is going to take some time to shift the funding how we're doing it now so currently we are looking for the next couple years to go out and raise private funds. and then the goal is as we lay in this plans, we

they might say, that paragraph is very similar, but the rest of it's different. don't know it's been stolen from a bunch of different places, but it looks original because no one's seen all of it. >> he would call from his cell phone and pretend to his editors that he was in the middle of a tough interview, when he was in brooklyn or manhattan. >> i also, a number of times, literally called the people. i remember one story where i was supposed to be in maryland, about a soldier who had gone to iraq, and it was about his family. i had her describe to me, what is your living room look like? what kind of pictures are here? what color are the plants outside your house? i would just ask all the details that i would have gotten if i literally had been there. >> i had an internal back door in the computer system where i could go in and see all the photo department's pictures. so i was able to pull details after our photographers got there. ♪ >> join us on air and online tomorrow. nearly six years later, how the financial meltdown on wall street is still affecting life o

i will read a couple paragraphs from the book that is the rul of encountering this seen in her diary and researching and piecing others together. in the winter of 1842-43 was with a cold difficult time in concord with the temperatures at the lowest in memory. they raced into winter like children and the firs storm found them east of the square where cut stocks laid buried under the snow. the newly weds slid down the hills and the oak trees surrounded them on all sides. the concord currant froze in the winter after flooding lowlands providing a surface for skating. cify liked to run on the ice instead of skating. they saw other skaters always boys or young men. few women skated. concord women were slow to follow the example of skating. henry and emerson joined hawthorne for a skating party. at home on the ice, henry led the way with energy that was impressive and umgamely. as if esstatic he said he was doing dances and leaps. she found it slightly embarrassing. second in line was hawthorne appearing to her eyes like a greek statue. and then emerson tilting forward at the raise until h