. >> i'm sorry, this is a constant source of debate about how we use parenthesis. what 210 in fiscal year '14 and '15 and 223 in fiscal year '15 and '16? >> i see. >> we've got multiple columns. we got the base amount in there but i think what's relevant year to year is the change from 1/4/ 15 to '15, '16 proposed. >> this is the general fund change by year. on the revenue -- my question is a revenue question. we don't need to look at this. where are the risks? when you sit back and like, what should we and the public understand about the revenue risks which are going to drive? >> that's a really good question. i was looking at the wrong slide. i believe at the lot of that revenue variance is due to sale of debt to funds some of the expenses associated with the rebuild. it's not your classic operating revenue. it does show up as a misleading variance. that's a really good question. we have couple of significant risks that are out there. the first one that comes to mind, we have a new 1115 waiver that's currently under negotiation. depending on how the outcome of th

condition monopoly wants to keep it a long time this is not a sustainable operations to maintain this parenthesis. >> how many total ground spaces. >> christen. >> our records are one hundred and 12. >> ace is telling me one hundred and 66. >> we just lost 50 percent. >> how many spaces for parking. >> as far as i know one hundred and 12. >> one hundred and 5. >> one hundred and 12. >> someone will be more happy we're getting half a million dollars we'll open it. >> yeah. as is gentleman said right now we are is agreement we have to operate the garage ocii will cover the deficit so some point in time our options to continue to do that or if we want to explore closings the garage that's at&t's an option but ultimate to get that project stabilized and ultimately has part of the p and p to sell that garbage this is a short term based on what is happening with the fillmore heritage that is hopefully, a short time problem. >> i've never seen in san francisco losing money on a garage. >> are- as and commissioner we

i support the - i received the architecture plans in the mail on april 27, 2014, i e-mailed the parenthesis expressing my concerns basically those expressed here he did respond saying my comments will be added to the public folly e-mailed him again and signed the petition in 2014 i'm just stating this one the criticism was why didn't i speak up sooner i was not involved in the prior appeals or outlooks i knew my neighbors as my work didn't allow me to attend the prior hearing i filed this appeal i was shocked they were allowing this building and jet out into the back alley effect my house 334 houses to the north i took the photo of the sun come up over the houses and dave showed to show how the homes to the net will be adversely effected i don't understand why the city allows a developer to build beyond the boundary in order to build a 3 thousand square feet home a luxury home as supervisor wiener used the term monster home the city has a duty to uphold the rules and we already live in a second more densely populated city and deserve to have our backyard protected by the city and cut down t

the ball itself has turned video over two investigators (- left-parenthesis-open paren the shooters.se were here on the scene for others taking photographs and monitoring,. >> i know the celebrate the traditions of those named emily is, but it took more somber note this year. >> this is the 30 second year of the himalayan fair in berkeley, and while there was traditional dance as well as arts and crafts for sale, many of those who came out today paid tribute to the board him more than 8000 people who died in the recent earthquake. the latter can only be sent in prayer. some of those who organize it adults said this is the time for himalayan people to live outside to do we encouraged our nepalese people who are reciting other countries, please go back home, and then help and support and join in the volunteer program for nepal. >> the raffle is being held at the fair to raise money for the nepalese earthquake fund. tickets are $5 each. to win a around trip affair. >>> bay area is the surgeon, using personal stories to try to put an end to gun violence. their powerful message coming up

system which has existed all over asia and so on, an american version of this in which these ent parenthesis neurals talent out there in the cities encouraged. people provided with some capital. i'm pretty sure it will work. and finally, we're very impressed in our evaluation of programs that work, the youth opportunity programs i've been -- sort of thing which the president used to do before he became president in fact. quite a few of them have been evaluated and shown to work very well. have sort of very very significant positive consequence. those are four. up upscaling these would be great. >> so we are scheduled to go to 1:30 which we're past. maybe i'll take one more question. this gentleman right here. but i want to thank everybody for a great panel so far. yes, sir? >> i want to thank everybody. all the panelists. it's been very refreshing. i've been trying to capture this on video because when i get back i want to share it with quite a few people. i'm starting to know why sometimes academics tend to get out of touch because i think often times we're using old and outdated data. i th

. >> and the trial itself you found the quality aspects (-open-parenthesis i'm a. >> the american justice system is not designed to get at the truth and it's not a bad thing and it isn't defined to conduct an investigation. this process is designed to hear two different narratives and the point is to a portion guilt and a fine punishment. at the plate if it is not to get a comprehensive picture of what happened. that is the job of the fbi and they haven't done this job. >> at the same time if you look at what the defense did we got a fairly simple narrative from them, which is heated it. and their focus has been not on disputing his guilt on preventing him from being sentenced to death. >> which is his job to and they have done a spectacular. it was even more of a surprise to just the way that they selected witnesses and staged the case. they go from the mundane in the morning and incredibly emotional in the late afternoon to have the jury go home at the end of the week pondering the absolute worst of what would happen at the marathon. it was like watching an incredible theater production