joining me now are angela ryan and patricia murphy. you both for joining me. >> thank you. >> andrea, it's amazing. voters tell a republican congressman to his face that they support minimum wage and he still doesn't get it. >> rev, you know what's more disappointing about this is it is a voter in his district, meaning it's a constituent. one of the people maybe that didn't vote for him, but he's now elected to serve. the bigger problem here is the fact that this individual says take a walk in my shoes, come work with me for 24 hours and his response is he mowed lawns when he was 12 and has been working all of his life so he can enjoy the fruits of his labor. the fact of the matter is, rev, this minimum wage now has not been on par with inflation, has never been ingested, and if it was, it would be $10.76 and not this $10.10 increase folks are seeking. maybe people would be able to enjoy parts of the fruit of their labor. he's so out of touch and so desiring to support his tea party friends and the people that would benefit from these

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. >> patricia delgado >> good afternoon, supervisors, my name is patricia delgado and i'm here to ask for your support to my renomination that would conclude my second two-year term and hopefully it will continue beyond that. i have been on the advisory board since 2009 and i am pretty much a community activist. i love my mission district. my husband and i bought property in 1988 and so we've been there ever since then. and i got involved with parks, open space, when we developed the park estados unidos and i have been interested in open space in the old industrial zones in san francisco as well as other parts of the city. so it's been a pleasure to serve at the pleasure of my supervisor. thank you, david campos. >> thank you. thank you. nicholas belloni. >> it's nick belloni, chairman yee i am the covice president of the planning association of the richmond, i have been on this committee for a while now and i truly enjoy being part of it. i work with many relations within the park as well as within the west side of the city. supervisor tang of course is the nominating supervisor for

and patricia romero lankao of the u.s. national center for atmospheric research was a lead author of a chapter about north america. she's a sociologist who studies the societal impact of climate change. and we welcome you both to the program. michael oppenheimer, it seems one of the screaming headlines from this is that people need to pay attention. what had been felt to be in the future is happening now. how do you read the main conclusions today? >> right. we're already detecting some of the effects of climate change on the whole system we live in. we're detecting changes in crop yields. we're detecting changes in the frequency of heat waves and heat waves kill, and we're detecting the massive changes in globally important systems like the arctic and coral reefs on which people's lives and the climate system depends. so changes are happening and we need to get on doing something about it, both reducing the emissions causing the problem and learning to adapt because some of the climate change is inevitable. >> woodruff: s

patricia, al, new york. >> and as we have been reported we are tracking a line of deadly storms makingheir way across the south. an update on your weather is straight ahead. stay with us. >>> welcome back to al jazerra america, i al del walters these are your headlines at this hour. one person dead, six others injured after a workplace shooting in georgia. it happened this morning at a fedex facility outside of atlanta. the gunman injuring six people and then turning the gun on himself. in about a half an hour the nba is scheduled to hold the news conference on the l.a. clipper scandal the league is expected to decide on the racist comments made by the clipper's own, we'll bring you that news conference live at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. 30 people have been killed since sunday from the string of deadly tornadoes, tornadoes hitting again last night. three people have been killed in alabama and damage in mississippi and tennessee as well. our weather meteorologist ebony has been tracking this late of string of storms, we are not out of the woods yet. >> meteorologist: we are not. we sound l

so if you have any compassion please find out about patricia libby she was dropped off near the bus stations a child. i just want to say tomorrow, tomorrow indictments tomorrow. it's only is another day. we need to remember those are crimes on the public and i go to the pretty well court the media was gary's i had to scold them >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is rita i'm a tenant at robert fit. i want to direct this to supervisor breed i met you last summer when you are you were holding this eviction her family i've lived next door to them my ceiling has been damaged repeatedly but they don't want to repair my ceiling. okay instead of you being your brothers keeper it looked the housing authority on you choose to keep those people in housing they're that he had fills and gang members a majority of people live in fear my daughter is 14 and a half last wednesday while i'm down at glide volunteering my kwes question when i asked the housing commission how many the police officers didn't come in and remove sonya i had restraining orders on both of those people. and now it's not s

joining me now is josh beryl and patricia murphy from daily beast.h, let me start with you, who is better at fund-raising? outside group, dark guards, official party coffers, what have you? >> yeah. >> we got this news, i think it was a week ago. democrat has a 3 to 1 edge over republicans in terms of outside groups but in terms of dark money, in pacts and the like, i wonder if republicans are not more influential in the grand scheme of things? >> well, it will be interesting to see how that change as a result of the supreme court. one of the reasons you have dark spending is because you have fewer limits or no limits on what you can spend there. where you had tight limits on how much you can give to candidates and committees. now that people can give so much more money, more will shift into the official platforms which will consolidate more control into the political operations in the hands of professional democrats and republicans. you've had this weird situation where shedding adelman would spend oodles and oodles but instead of handing it to the

. >> patricia voi. the map has the actual stops on it and this does not. i want to thank you for rerouting this for our seniors. we also have another bus stop that you eliminated at union and broadway. seniors that have to go to the russian em cease as well as our seniors have to climb a mountain. that stop allows them to walk on flat land to both places. no. 3 is i was very very upset by the fact that when i called about this, i was told by the department, it's a done deal and you don't have to, you are not going to get it. i had to become a bulldozer and i don't like having to be forced into that. i was never called back or anything. after this last meeting i had to chase down kennedy for this drawing and asked him to put the stops on it. i don't want 10 years from now another board saying we didn't have the stops on it. i do not think this department is doing outreach. i was not notified of any of this. [ applause ] i also am very upset about the 30 stockton eliminating the parking places on this strip. which you are not taking into consideration to the

got to tell you, patricia, you can read that more than one way.an read it to criticism, richard is offering. also read it as still basically factual. i do like the tax cuts. there was a spending problem. >> i think if you listen to the tapes. if you listen to rand paul today. if you listen to rand paul during any one of his father's campaigns. he has been. i actually have seen him be relatively consistent in that he is consistently challenged the republican party. his criticisms have not always been the same. even in that statement. he is saying yes he did like the tax cuts. some of his old statements, he criticized reagan, george w. bush. republican, republican congresses for blowing up the federal budget with defense spending like reagan did. he said reagan had more domestic spending than jimmy carter. which is true. i think for rand paul he add least deserves credit for being the only republican in washington and really anyone that you can find anywhere who is willing to criticize his own party and put forth idea that are new and that challenge

. >> ana patricia se prueba su traje de boda en los Ángeles. >> este video del niño que pide coccakes hace famoso. >> también captaron a williams levy con su esposa juntos en gutiérrez. >> sí, es que también llega la banda carnaval. >> bienvenidos a "despierta américa",la mejor manera de comenzar sus mañana en la televisión hispana. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> gracias, gracias por tanto cariño. >> con mucha energía. ♪ (sonido ambiente). >> armando la fiesta, venga, arriba, arriba, arriba. >> toda, toda, toda, carla, carla, vuelta, vuelta, vuelta. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hhoy es 29 de abril y le mando un beso a mi marido y gracias como siempre a nuestra gente y arriba ustedes. >> nosotros seguimos celebrando y seguimos aquí desde la plaza méxico con la gente en california y señores, esto continúa y seguimos con los expertos pues tenemos a chamán con las cuestiones de dieta y monividente y también el Ángel de la justicia. >> sí, también la predicción cumplica, ninel conde está embarazada, tiene 3 meses. >> mony, mony! >> sí, tenemos a sammy haciendo cambio de imagen y también a la abogada de inmigración . >>ees

president and commissioners before i get going if i may i'd also like to mention patricia magove r.n. a key partner in delivering the program and i'd also like to acknowledge and say our appreciation to staff this is a collaborative effort and something i think we're all very proud of. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> so i'd like to give a very brief presentation today talk about the overview of the process and talk about the modelling process and end with the recommendations so we provide engineering support to the puc and collectively delivered over 20 thousand projects and also provide business solutions financial management and other types of business solutions we're also recognized as an industry leader having contributed to national publications on rates and charges throughout this process gone through data collections reviewing different rate structures and presenting to the public there's 2 components i'd like to highlight as part of this timeline one we met weekly with the staff throughout the divisions within the agency and in order to get a broad context of what rates

>> (ladra) >> y vamos con la última finalista, es sandy y conocida como ana patricia y su talento esropa interior limpia. esta es otra. charmin ultra strong. gracias, mami. de nada cariño. [ locutora ] charmin ultra strong es cuatro veces más resistente que la marca barata líder. ♪ cha cha cha [ locutora ] charmin ultra strong. ♪ charmin ♪ llegó el momento de lágrimas, besos, cuernos y cachetadas >> señoras y señores ha llegado el momento más impresionante de "despierta américa". >> sí, pero ¿por qué haces así? >> ¿dónde está el control que quiero romperlo? >> no está. >> sin control. >> tengo un cojín. >> ya estate quieto ya. >> oye y al del lado. >> ya, que es mi ciudad esta. >> es que usan a su agentes, el imperalimos norteamericano para violentarnos e itimidarnos, solo quiero decir, nunca nos van a intimidar y es que sí, ¿qué hacemos? aquí el resumen de "de que te quiero, te quiero". >> francisca. >> sí, igual que tú, decidiste meterlo a el casa. >> sí, es mucho, es un abuso. >> sería la única manera de ayudarla. >> ¿dónde le depósito para que haga el trabajo ¿ya? >> ya está list

president and commissioners before i get going if i may i'd also like to mention patricia magove r.n. a key partner in delivering the program and i'd also like to acknowledge and say our appreciation to staff this is a collaborative effort and something i think we're all very proud of. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> so i'd like to give a very brief presentation today talk about the overview of the process and talk about the modelling process and end with the recommendations so we provide engineering support to

as my colleague, patricia sagba reminds me, china's problems come from within, rampant corruption, atate-controlled media. it lives with the threat of separatist uprising, and faces a looming pension crisis. i could go on. trust me. patty does. her point is fair and well made. while china's communist leadership has reloud on astounding economic growth to stimulate jobs and lift millions of people out of poverty, there are millions to go. so, while there is most definitely lots of money to be made by foreigners in china, it pays to always keep in mind that all politics are, in fact, local. >> that's our show for today. i am ali velshi. thanks for joining us. >> we have to move out of here right now >> i think we have a problem... >> we have to get out of here... >> they're telling that they they don't wanna show what's really going on... >> mr. drumfield, i'd like to speak to you for a minute... >> this is where columbia's war continues... >> ...still occupied... >> police have arrived... you see the blast scars from a bomb that went off...

as my colleague, patricia sagba reminds me, china's problems come from within, rampant corruption, atate-controlled media. it lives with the threat of separatist uprising, and faces a looming pension crisis. i could go on. trust me. patty does. her point is fair and well made. while china's communist leadership has reloud on astounding economic growth to stimulate jobs and lift millions of people out of poverty, there are millions to go. so, while there is most definitely lots of money to be made by foreigners in china, it pays to always keep in mind that all politics are, in fact, local. >> that's our show for today. i am ali velshi. thanks for joining us. >> aljazeera america presents a break through television event borderland... >> are you tellin' me it's ok to just open the border, and let em' all run in? >> the teams live through the hardships that forced mira, omar and claudette into the desert. >> running away is not the answer... >> is a chance at a betterife worth leaving loved ones behind? >> did omar get a chance to tell you goodbye before he left? >> which side of the fe

as my colleague, patricia sagba reminds me, china's problems come from within, rampant corruption, atate-controlled media. it lives with the threat of separatist uprising, and faces a looming pension crisis. i could go on. trust me. patty does. her point is fair and well made. while china's communist leadership has reloud on astounding economic growth to stimulate jobs and lift millions of people out of poverty, there are millions to go. so, while there is most definitely lots of money to be made by foreigners in china, it pays to always keep in mind that all politics are, in fact, local. >> that's our show for today. i am ali velshi. thanks for joining us. the stream is uniquely interactive television. in fact, we depend on you, your ideas, your concerns. >> all these folks are making a whole lot of money. >> you are one of the voices of this show. >> i think you've offended everyone with that kathy. >> hold on, there's some room to offend people, i'm here. >> we have a right to know what's in our food and monsanto do not have the right to hide it from us. >> so join the conversatio

and joining me now-- patricia mcguire, president of trinity washington university. and from rome, where he's covering this event, john allen is associate editor for the "boston globe." john, welcome back. starting with you. two very different popes known for two very different things. clearly, some zig in putting them -- significance in putting them together in this canonization, right? >> absolutely. one thing you dare never forget about pope francis is beneath the lummable exterior which is real is the mind of an extraordinarily crafty jesuit politician. this is a pope that is very sensitive to the politics he does and i think he is aware that, in the catholic street, pope john xxiii, the father of the second vatican council which launched the church on a course of reform, is a hero to the catholic left, whereas pope john paul ii who battled communism and what he described as a culture of death behind liberalizing currents on abortion and other issues, he is a hero to the catholic right. i think francis worried if either one were canonized individually that that c

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patricia, you first, reporting on this, who is responsible for handing down this decision? issue or is it a moral issue or both? >> it seems to be an internal dispute between the elections department and the county attorney's office. here in miami-dade the elections supervisor is appointed by the county mayor, and when the center for independent living of south florida asked about the rest rooms, an assistant county attorney, who is in charge of ada issues, made the call, wrote the e-mail that said, we're going to close all the rest rooms to all voters. the elections department, however, says that's not the case and they plan on continuing to allow voters to use the rest room where they are available. the problem is, you don't have ada accessible rest rooms in all of the polling places because some buildings, like churches, are exempt from the ada. they might not have rest rooms one way or the other. >> annette, does this mean that there are going to be long lines in florida, the fact that we're talking about rest room relief for americans standing in line for hours to just

. >>> patricia jimÉnez no pudo contener el chvroleo sjvrfieo y la madre recuerda la ilusiÓn en la lanuestra belleza latina" mucha alengre jraexe seguir espara ediando.>>> en la escuela es smeypeo y cuando estÁ chon schvrsfo lesde anoche zvame hohablado 7 cerca 12c3ne69a siae zvaefieu y se nos informÓ que el shezriesfreo y bre Ñrdp>>> nos ibabiban juntos. fue todo cuando fue horrible. >>> en donde se confirman 10 muertos y # 3 heridos xreshe>>> pero la madre no piere de la fe de un migrao, hasta msfa a su hijo. >>> mi virgen de guadalupe, nuestro padre dios lo va a tener bien. >>> el equipo de univisiÓn noticias 14 lo mantendrÁ informado. y vamos a una noticia en desarrolle, el nicaragua donde la tierre sigue temblando, aumentando el temor y la ansiedad al sentir nuevie un movimiento de 6.6. >>> fue a 11 nvi lotros del de Él pueblo de nanaimende. >>> concervar nesschvrsfo enfrentando cientos de pdr plfreo zlfe y el presidente daniel ortega elea mefa brpe ptsfie resulto, en una vÍctima fatal en managuas, mÁs de o7 0 ca casazvypa todavÍa tienen afectadas. >>> a la hora del temploreo ped

. >>> muchas gracias, ana patricia. >>> nuestra nueva reportera. >>> y también orlando. >>> como bien hace falta y ahora es lo que hace falta. >>> qué bien,ok, quién más quiere decir algo más bello de mí. >>> sé que lloraste mucho. >>> ya no estás llorando más . >>> no, no estoy llorando, así que sonrisa otra vez. >>> ay. >>> mire, quedó más flaca, han pasado 3 días y mira cómo está de flaca (todos hablan). >>> cómo vas como casada y todo eso. >>> voy ... (todos hablan). >>> ay, qué bonito mira. >>> para despedirnos, alguna que le quiera desear suerte. >>> gaby, estamos felices por esa noticia >>> un saludo para despierta américa y estamos agradecidos porque me dieron trabajo(aplausos) >>> muchas gracias, chicas, muchas gracias (aplausos) >>> nueva presentadora, aquí voy (risas) (aplausos) >>> muy bien. >>> felicidades. >>> gracias, gracias, gracias. >>> quién mejor que yo para decirte la gran oportunidad de nuestra belleza latina y ya ven que no necesitan una corona para cumplir sus sueños, gabriela está con nosotros . >>> apc . >> ana patricia. >q>>quiero contar algo, gracias, eres

patricia cut is dying of cancer and she is spending her last days making sure her best friend has inday not knowing. >>: life passes us by without warning. one minute into the air. the next minute. life's a misfortunes of brought patricia makai and delay hotel room where she's lived for the past two years. it was a mess jacket breast cancer. i just have so many things i still want to do. and i think that's what's so hard. of a sudden. your life is just cut short. a few years back for a rescue her from a shelter. but as return time-honored comes to an end. and it's difficult. >>: i want someone to love of him as much as i do because i can't run want him anymore. >>: she knows she can't so she's hoping you can help her, in your home and find it. >>: he such a great animal like i say. life passes us by too quickly. there's no question that life is a gift small things that was the good things in perspective. >>: as of this morning more than 500 people have e-mail or call to offer up their homes to sherlock. patricia is now sifting through every to find a perfect fit for her dogs. >>: tha

patricia. >> since 1967 it was decided that this would be a two-state solution and there were bordersd since that they have been moving step by step into the west bank and that's where they control, they monitor movements, they now have a wall. so again they're the stronger party. so it's like an older brother or sister, you have to set the ground when you're the stronger one or the more -- or the one with the greater amount of resources. >> you say they have set the ground. they released dozens of can prisoners. they won it, years ago. >> it's a site over both parties over the land. before 1948, there are palestinian inhab talents theree now. the politics and position of the israeli lobby makes it very difficult for congress to decide to change any policies within the context whether the administration wants to or not. >> let's go over quickly the current deal we're talking about. it was the attempt to get the sides talking again after years of inactivity. it requires the palestinians to refrain from violence, not to secret trseek retribution. but descrailing israelis, do yof this do

. >> el mito que impide que patricia muestre su rostro es el mismo que hizo que toda su familia se mudaronnera con que trabajan los secuestradores, agarran a alguien de la familia. puede que tambiÉn quieren seguir con otros de la misma familia. lamentablemente es asÍ. >> se refiere al secuestro de su tÍo que logrÓ tener unos negocios y una situaciÓn econÓmica desahogada. >> lamentablemente, le quitaron todo. se quedÓ sin nada. Él tenÍa un negocio en mÉxico. >> sÓlo le dejaron la vida y le devolviÓ su libertad. el miedo no desaparece ni siquiera con la eliminaciÓn de las autoridades. del cabecilla de los caballeros templarios. >> lo que ha estado pasando aquÍ, es que no tenemos confianza en el gobierno del estado. el gobierno del estado estÁ muy dÉbil en cuestiÓn de defender los intereses de la ciudadanÍa. >> Éxodo de michoacanos que se ha incrementado. en california reciben 2 millones de los aproximadamente 3 millones de michoacanos que viven en los estados unidos. >> para los michoacanos que residen aquÍ, en el Área de los Ángeles, la caÍda de este líder podrÍa significar un nuevo resurgi

ana patricia tv. >>> vamos a la pausa, y hablamos con rosie rivera.l accidente, y tambiÉn iba su equipo de trabajo. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). > >>> jenni rivera, y las 6 personas que viajaban en este jet 25, han muerto, en un accidente registrado a 60 millas del aeropuerto de monterrey. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪ cuando me muera como te agradecerÍa♪. ♪ que pusieras en mi tumba. ♪ las bandejas de mezcal. ♪ porque sÉ que de morirme de una cruda♪. ♪ sabes bien que es culpa tuya♪. ♪ por no poderte olvidar. ♪. ♪. . >>> ay, jenni, siempre, siempre tan alegre, con su mÚsica, contagiaba al mundo y su fanaticada. precisamente, continuamos hablando del legado que nos deÓo la diva de la banda, tenemos en la lÍnea a su hermana, rosie rivera. buenos dÍas, gracias por estar con nosotros, por la confianza que le tienes a "despierta amÉrica", cÓmo estÁs? >>> buenos dÍas gracias por tenerme aquÍ. estoy bien gracias a dios, pero cada vez que escucho que veo el video, y ahorita que lo escuchÉ, es, no puedo evitar las lÁgrimas. >>> claro que sÍ. eso mismo nos pasa a todos rosie. en

before we get into the implications of what this could mean, patricia sabga shows us what it really is>> it's broadcast tv's worth nightmare. aereo. it's a subscription service, that basically leases out a high-tech version of the rabbit ears that used to sit on top of your television. only they are teeny tiny. the size of a dime. antenna for subscribers are housed in an antenna farm that captures broadcast networks, stores them in in a cloud, and delivers them live to your computer, tablet or smartphone. there is a problem, the major broadcasters are not happy that aereo, has basically provided a way for viewers to bypass buying their continent a traditional cable package. they say what aereo is doing amounts to left the. ranking tv signals and repackaging them for profit without lawfully acquiring the content. but aereo's ceo told katie couric that they have nothing done wrong. >> the idea that someone is using an antenna is stealing a signal, just flies in the face of traditional definition. if someone has come out with a smarter antenna, and you don't like that that evolution is ha

patricia wright, an american primatologist who once spent months searching for the greater baboon lemurthere he was, feasting on crunchy young bamboo shoots. >> one of the things she loved about lemurs, the females are in charge. >> the females sits where she wants to sit, leads them where she wants to lead them. and she's the boss. >> what was it like having an imax team follow you around? >> i thought they would be terrifie terrified? but no. a crane would go up and they would kind of look at it and they wouldn't run away. >> i can personally attest to the lemur's agreeable nature. a few years ago, i went to m madagascar myself. they always look slightly horrified. watch out. he likes my camera. i even got to see the dancing lemurs up close. this is why they call them dancing lemurs. but to see one of the more rare and adorable of all, we were told we needed to travel all the way up to the northern part of the country into a towering and dauntingly beautiful landscape that looks like a set from jurassic park. >> this is supposed to be the most beautiful lemur in the world? >> it was a

we have with us (calling names) jamie and pat drove and jenny lee and amanda and patricia. so can we have a round of applause for those young leaders (clapping) let's here about

money center that is really at the core of global markets >> patricia sabga, al jazeera, new york >> president obama is in malaysia tonight. it's the first visit by a u.s. prepondera president in almost five decades. he will meet with the prime minister to discuss the search for that missing jet. he attended an elaborate dinner at the national palace. mike viqueira joins us from kuala lumpur with more on the visit. what's on the president's agenda for the rest of this trip? >> well, jonathan, you are absolutely right. this is a state visit. there is a lot of pomp and circumstance and ceremony that goes along with it. the president is up bright and early this sunday morning in kuala lumpur. he has visited the national mosque at this moment. he is in a bilateral meeting with prime minister najib of malaysia. later, he hosts a town hall with youths from around kuala lumpur, a conference with the prime minister, jonathan >> mike, he was also scheduled earlier. why did that not happen? >> reporter: it's interesting. he is sending his national security secretary susan rice to do it. ibrahi

we have with us (calling names) jamie and pat drove and jenny lee and amanda and patricia. so can we have a round of applause for those young leaders (clapping) let's here about your work you guys >> hi my name is france hill i'm the youth lisp for the d x-3 i've been with the w x-3 for 2 years and my first year as the project leader. we've seen a lot of amazing results especially this year we've seen instances of youth underage drink on the downward trend that's fantastic. and one of the things that's important about your group and i think a lot of anti under directing campaigns don't address those messages need to go out to their communities in a positive way. so instead of you, you know, statistics about your liver or your health problems or driving or abuse of stress we talk about, you know, most of the people at our school don't drink and join us, you know, all, you know, we're all in this together and all a community and that speaks to people much more than those negative messages. so the group looks to continue next year and hopefully, we'll be the same results, of c

(risas) >>> no te pongo en aprietos mi querida ana patricia, pero voy contigo, adelante. >>> bueno mie influir la altura en una relaciÓn de pareja. >>> totalmente, lo que dijeron, no creo nada. (risas) >>> nada. >>> ellos tienen tan racionalizado todo, es difÍcil vivir en las diferencias, cuando las diferencias, no se pueden ocultar, cuando no puedes ocultar que tÚ eres mÁs bajito que ella o viceversa, es estresante, la altura es una discriminaciÓn inconsciente y consciente mÁs frecuente. >>> sÍ, claro. >>> decir que no importa es mentira, sÍ importa, mucha de esta sociedad valora lo fÍsico, dentro de lo fÍsico, la altura es una cosa que se jactan inmediatamente. >>> sÍ, es muy obvio. >>> sÍ, muy obvio. >>> simplemente el lograr aceptarlo, mÁs bien. >>> sÍ. ya todo lo que dices, es un proceso de elaboraciÓn que pasaste. y todo, pero de primer momento, de primera instancia, todo el mundo, nunca vas a ver a un padre diciendÓ, estoy orgulloso de tener a mi hijo enanito, no, sino el alto. >>> cuÁles serÍan los retos mÁs difÍciles de una pareja de diferentes estaturas? >>> primero, soporta

. >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm patricia jackson the con veteran of the great panthers we've been behind clean power and now we're looking 10 years delay. and that is not included in the report is unbelievable we don't have until 2030 to get there. as we know from the international climate report today. this also maybe a tangent just i want the peripheries to look at the the public utilities commission specifically mr. councilmember ferraro very wholesale been structural in this delay and frankly we have a corporate utilities commission and those people sitting open that committee should be elected not appointed not a mayor that is pg&e friendly >> thank you. next speaker, please >> good afternoon naming is ms. ackerman i'm with the chapter of the sierra club. the san francisco vice president of environment staff has repeating stated the robust energy program that leads us to the informs i would say to clean energy is required to enable us to reach our goals on schedule. every definite version of the cities aforementioned plan includes clean sf as the corner stone. unfortunately,

patricia said for the medical needs i will drive them to their appointments. my parents are not able to rode bicycles. they are low income. now with so many of the shops, what used to be a walk to the corner is a trip to safe way. they can not carry their goods home. they rely on me to find parking. i'm a nervous wreck between getting my parents safely to their appointments and it's insane. please no more. the mission area has been a family neighborhood. helping them to support their groceries and -- i'm almost done. two 2 minutes is not enough. what this will make on already challenging parking situation is much more difficult. we still need cars to take our kids to school and after school activities and other necessities of life. >> next speaker, please. linda chapman. for many years i was an officer of the federal executive boards disability opportunity council which i'm not representing here but we attitude -- used to say that people think people with disabilities begin and end with wheel chairs. it's being able to walk at a limited scale and impacts peopl