it is adopted after what is seen as a period of under commitment. the other mode is retrenchment. retrenchment is based on the other principles, do less, think harder, put on the brakes, slow down. it is a policy that merges as a result of overcommitment. maximalism was the response of american presidents to the big cold war crises, to the impoverishment and weakness of western europe and its vulnerability in the 1940s, to a series of pressures and challenges in the course of the cold war but we also see it in the ambitious policies that followed the cold war, the first president bush toured german reunification responding to the invasion of kuwait, the policies of the clinton and administration in the balkans and of course the most ambitiously of all the response of the second bush of administration to september 11. in all of these the president has wanted a big package of measures with dissatisfied with the way it was trending and wanting to shake up the status quo and commit new resources, his own prestige and political capital. it is a moment like that occasioned kennan's desc

. >> hi, as she mentioned last night ended the coverage california open enrollment period. yesterday by two p.m., there were about 324,000 unique visits to the fight along. and so individuals who are unable to start an on-line application or complete an on-line application, due to technical difficulties, and will be given until april 15th to actually select a plan for coverage on may first, and provided the payment is made. >> the next open enrollment period will start in november of this year. and for coverage beginning in 2015. and there are some opportunities for enrolling outside of the open enrollment period which are qualifying life events, for example if you are married or get married, or divorced or have a child, if you permanently move from one area to a different area, that has other health plan options, if you lose other healthcare coverage such as medical or other coverage or if you experience a change in income that will effect your eligibility for a financial assistance. >> and then, just a couple of updates on out reach activities related to dph. and dph and

i under the blackout period. as soon as we issue the rfq and we select the or we qualify the candidates, we don't have the exact calendar together but i believe it will probably hit the streets in another 2-3 weeks. it will be out there may be 3-4 weeks and come back and we have to qualify them as vendors. >> this is where the conflict between my day job running the health department for san mateo county and sitting on the health service system is difficult for me. i don't typically talk to communication firms but on occasion i do. we have to talk to them about communication. it's just literally not feasible to do that quote in advance because i may have the pio come talk to me. i don't know if i can abstain from doing this. it's such a broad question. >> i can tell you that my experience in other organizations in the city who have a board, you don't actually, you could abstain to any decision that has to be made to a specific group of -- to this rfq. >> i just want to also clarify, paragraph 12. during the black

a grant in the amount of $384,000 from alameda county for electric vehicles and chargers, for the period of july 30, 2013, through december 31, 2015.city clerk: item 12. item 12: 140191: [accept and expend grant - electric vehicle fleet demonstration project - $384,000] sponsor: mayor resolution retroactively authorizing the fleet management division of the general services agency to accept and expend a grant in the amount of $384,000 from alameda county for electric vehicles and chargers, for the period of july 30, 2013, through december 31, city clerk: item 12. item 12: 140191: [accept and expend grant - electric vehicle fleet demonstration project - $384,000] sponsor: mayor resolution retroactively authorizing the fleet management division of the general services agency to accept and expend a grant in the amount of $384,000 from alameda county for electric vehicles and chargers, for the period of july 30, 2013, through december 31, 2015. >> # 1234 >>> same house same call. this resolution is passed. item 13. city clerk: item 13: 140224: [designation - treasure island mobility manageme

the shelter itself, for a period of time, chosed. i think one or two days a week because it simply didn't have the resources to stay open seven days a week and it's incumbent on us to make sure the agency is adequately staffed. this is a city where we are passionate about all animals and we want to make sure our budget priorities and the resourcing of animal care and control reflect that passion. i know that the department and the city administrator have put forward a proposal that's detailed in the presentation for a modest staffing increase around shelter services and veterinary services as well as officers out in the field. i think it's a very, very solid proposal and i truly hope the mayor will include the proposal as part of his budget recommendation to the board. with that, mr. chairman, i would ask that rebecca cats, director of animal care and control present to the committee. >> thank you supervisors, thank you for hearing this matter. i want to start off by renewing my offer to give any of you at any time a tour of our faci

even after this open enrollment period there could be special enrollment periods. so if you lose your job you lose your job base coverage. you can qualify for the next open enrollment period. >> and if you give birth to a kid, you can enroll the kid. but broadly we know who is in the pool. >> generally speaking we have some idea. what is unknown is the health status. and the 2015 premiums are not going to be based on the health status of this pool because insurers won't have enough experience to know. on top of that we have another two years of federal back stop programs transitional reinsurance and the risk corridor program that offset some losses. they help insurers deal with high-cost patients. my best guess after 2016 and 2017 is really one we're going to be able to see what the law is going to look like going forward, what kind of people it will attract. >> you heard cee cee mention that we have to learn more about who these people are and what their health status is. a lot of attention has gone to younger enroll yeses. part of that is because we use health an

in our six-month period that we test in the audit. if the test results are accurate, it would be $26,000, we have asked rec and park to further investigate this process. and determine if there are any additional funds owed by the end of the calendar year from rec and park to beach chalet. and i want to highlight our audit of human services agency, $19 million contract with guards mart to provide security at the buildings. the audit had findings and most were agreed but one significant finding that i would like to discuss. because of the value of this contract, approved by the board of supervisors. the contract has expired and sha has entered in a contract with the same vendor, requiring guards mart to provide for services. however as approved by the board, it does not require sha to pay guard marts for security services in other departments, and due to cancel of buildings closed for city holiday. as a result sha paid security services that it did not need or receive at cost of $600,000 for the contract five-year term. and you see on t

in our six-month period that we test in the audit. if the test results are accurate, it would be $26,000, we have asked rec and park to further investigate this process. and determine if there are any additional funds owed by the end of the calendar year from rec and park to beach chalet. and i want to highlight our audit of human services agency, $19 million contract with guards mart to provide security at the buildings. the audit had findings and most were agreed but one significant finding that i would like to discuss. because of the value of this contract, approved by the board of supervisors. the contract has expired and sha has entered in a contract with the same vendor, requiring guards mart to provide for

sometimes when we talk about the planning and the funding of those projects those can take a long period of time ten to 20 years and we figured out the projects such as the m line and the projects that we are talking about on the 19th avenue and the projects of that scale and but we also have the shorter term that the mta is responsible for and something as small as a $15,000 bike rack project and so we have the extreme scales from the very small to the very large and the prior to 2012, we have done was a ten year capitol investment plan and that included everything that we planned on doing, meaning intentioned on doing and what the needs were and plus the funding that we thought would be available and what constantly showed people is that we had massive gaps that we could not close and so what we found was the members of the community had very little sense of what the mta would actually deliver and like with the funds that you have, what can i actually see be delivered on the streets of san francisco? >> and so what we did was, we split up that ten year investment plan into our 20 year,

i got all of your information from kaiser and given the variance in cost from period to period our analysis and our interpretation of the data and what they are offering on a fully insured basis, we recommend not pursuing either funding alternative where the hss trust would take risk as they do under flex funded. that's our opinion. at this time, i'm going to review the fully insured options that kaiser has put together and are part of this analysis and review on your behalf to decide which one of these two options you prefer. okay the two options are: for 2015 as is with no benefit changes for the actives and early retirees because this is jointly pulled when it's rated. the active data indicates less of a decrease. the early retiree data says i want even more. so when we blend that for 1 year the answer is 1.277 which is different than a plus. it's a minus. the next one is they have multiple year option and what they are offering is minus 2 and we'll review some of the caveats. minus 2 for 2015. so if the rates a hundred, it's going to be 98 and it will stay at 98. it's a 24-month break.

in our six-month period that we test in the audit. if the test results are accurate, it would be $26,000, we have asked rec and park to further investigate this process. and determine if there are any additional funds owed by the end of the calendar year from rec and park to beach chalet. and i want to highlight our audit of human services agency, $19 million contract with guards mart to provide security at the

after a notification period by the after we authorized the posting period at&t would have the box walk. we observe the number of people showing up or recorded as showing up are you significantly less than the number of people obtained didn't appear to showed you that you have necessarily a true representation of the community there. i know there are discussions in certain cases what we identify there's been several situations where at&t is part of the hearing reported out they schedule a box walk and no one showed up it appears to the departments prospective that at&t may not necessary low be working the community as strongly as they could have to get more participation from the people that observed to identify possible locations which is more appropriate to the community and the general public in this case. the good at&t continues to refer back to the order stating that the choices are limited for the hearing officer. that they must authorize a site. well in some cases there's only one site because no one shows up and at&t may offer no alternative site. which places the department in

the operating budget and this seats very nicely into our prop k priority that will cover the same period and come back to you for approval and because the authority board is our responsibility and to approve the plan and to approve the criteria and actually assign the funding to the specific projects in each of the 22 categories and so as jonathan describes as the massive process and just keep in mind that what the mta does is make the assumptions about the revenues and that the other funding entities will actually program the funds to the pro-yekt and set this up nicely and welcome jonathan and give you a quick presentation. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> and i want to thank you chair mar for giving us the opportunity to present this to plans and programs. >> i am with the transportation agency, and as maria noted we are going to be covering a quick presentation on our five year capital improvement program. just really quick i will just go some highlights on the mta to kind of understand where we are coming from, just an overview of the capitol infrastructure and this is a slide that we

last august is that we look at every funding source that we intend to getting within the five year period and we are honestly very conservative about those sources and so we typically think that we will get more than we project and we project a very conservative level because we don't want to assure someone that we are going to move forward with the project and not have the dollars in place, it is a tool and so we do fund the projects by phase so that the people can get a sense of when the things will start and end and it is implements a lot of the plans that you hear us talk about and the pedestrian strategies and the bike strategy and the fleet plan and other plans and strategies that we have at the mta and we also do not want the funding and acceptability to be a barrier to the projects happening and reason that we are conservative in the estimates is that we don't want to plan to do a projector do the construction documents or come to a day where the lack of funding prevents it from being delivered and slowly but surely we are trying to build up a reserve so when the uncertainties do

period, to paraphrase the president. and the main vehicle for that, there are two main vehicles of the. one is just to pay less on a fee-for-service basis, particularly the hospitals because doctors have managed to lobby for reversal by the hospital will be paid a lot less. the other vehicle is this aco model where a lease in my vision of it and had jim has his own views which i more or less agree with, the painting is it's kind of a medicare managed care plan, favored by democrats rather than republicans, that is going to be faced with a capitation program tailored to the federal budget where the government is saying to the plan for the elderly people that belong to your plan, here's how much money you can have next year, do the best you can. and i guess that's what i'm worried if i get into the plan. there's also some features where if not careful i could be in the plant without knowing it. >> thanks very much. please join me in thanking the panel. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> okay,

>> and yeah, i would just like to ask if given the fact that there is any immediate focus on the period now and between april 15th. and it has, or it has completed part of the computer, or are getting additional information that they have been required to get. and others who have had the navigation problems, and just spending many hours either on the phone and or waiting for some contact to complete. and i guess what i am saying, is that i know that in some counties, they are saying that here are the areas that you could contact to make sure that you complete the application, by the deadline, which is an extension period for california. and you know, i wondered in fact if we have those types of links let's say go to the nine supervisor districts in the city saying that here are two or three areas where there could be human technical assistance and not just a phone, and or a computer. the senior seniors and no. and we could if we could disseminate this and i really think that it might improve the completing process especially given the multiculture and languages in the city, and so this

the comment period on the draft eir was extended to allow additional time for public feedback. the response to comments is an extensive look and response to the feedback that we got. we also prepared a complimentary document because many of the issues raised were about project merit and not about environmental issues per say. so the tep community guide is intended to address some of that feedback. we also used a lot of the feedback we got during the draft eir to shape what we got on the proposal through january and march and were able to address many of the project issues raised in the eir during that period. as part of the environmental action, one of the things you will be asked to take is a statement of overriding consideration. what that essentially means in lay man's terms is that although the eir identified significant and unvoidable i am paksz -- impacts there are policy considerations for this project and that is one of the issues before you today. the fast track capital projects are part of the over all corridors that were cleared at the project level in the environmen

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the text and the periodical in which it appears, crisis magazine, certified existing of the kinds of people who belong to these communities. in other words, dunbar nelson produces the kind of cultural self affirmation that may very well back in the mob. but, certainly acknowledges that racial violence is a threat but it insists the threat is to the successes that the race has already established, and actively continued to augment. is mob violence was a response to already exist and black achievement and black authored duty, lucy rivers the garden of the ustinov, for instance, than dunbar nelson's text is yet another example of those accomplishments and aesthetic contributions. so quite deliberately they chose to preserve very different sorts of evidence. white authored photographs emphasized them be later blackbody while lynching plays spotlight the households from which it was taken. in mine eyes, the destroyed home number as a place where mom made dinner, young chris and lucy study become and where dad and dan returned after a hard days work. the survivors that inhabit a drab home

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i think right now we're in the period of trying to tease out our rhythm in terms of the new activities and, if you will, get our legs on closing the ceilings in that respect. the risk ahead of us is, you know, we have good momentum on the interior the exterior is propping u wrapping. we're soon be embarking on the enabling projects that go into the basement i thought existing hospital. whenever you enter into an old building and start remodeling you'll advance and do pass, consent to have surprises so that's the next big risk factor. strategically, if you will, i've established what i call a firewall between us and the risk so much as the primary contract to deliver this about this is independent of the two projects that are in plan review to do the remodel for the tie-in and the basement tunnel and the second floor bridge. so in terms of opening the hospital those two remodels operationly should be done but when push comes to shove we've captured the scope to do the break through that's the safety zone to make sure that has a clear path to completion so we don't expose ourselves to de

and there is a construction period where no rent is charged for a period of 180 days, and the amendment000 which is ammortized throughout the lease in a straight line formula and i am happy to answer any questions that you may have. >> thank you, colleagues any questions? >> okay, mr. rose, could we go to your report on item four. >> yes, mr. chairman, members of the committee on page 18 of our report, and we point out that it is shown in table two and table two on page 19, and under the terms of the proposal the original, to the original lease, auto desk is required to improve the subject 3400 square feet by an estimated 2,405,000, and inincludes the building shelf that is offset by the credits of up to $400,000, on page 19, we report that after adjusting for the month of the rental credit, the port anticipates receiving net revenue of 109 sf, 898, as shown in table three and then it is on page 19 of our report. >> and, we note on page 20, of the top of page 20, the city administrative code section 2.6-1, space with leasing the city owned property must be awarded through the process un

unmarried woman, for five years for use by the sheriff's department at $37,208.33 monthly, for the period of may 31, 2014, through may 30, 2019 >> okay, thank you. thanks for being here. always a pleasure, john up dike director of real estate, the item before you here is a lease for 70 oak grove. 70 oak grove, provides programs that are alternatives for incarceration and reentry programs for released offenders, we have been there about a decade now. and a site that is about 10,000 square feet. and this particular agreement is a lease extension. and it is for a five-year term, and it includes improvements to be made by the landlord to bring the property up to ada compliant standards, and both in the rest rooms and other issues that were involved and it is $500,000 of capitol improvements that landlord will be providing, the new rate is 44.65, and that is a fixed rate for a five year term, we not have an inflater during the five year term, that includes, also, a termination right, with 7 months notice. if we were to effect that termination right there will be a repayment of some of those ad

. >> there was a period it was up before man was even on the plant. >> there was a period of warmtth before the suvs as well. why is it so important that skeptics shut up? that's what i don't get. why are incorrect predictions always suppressed and why are people who disagree with this, why are their rupgses -- reputations always under fire? this is really about our paychecks. climb change hysteria disguising couldn't koisks confiscation of our money. you can justify any kind of increase if it's always going to be there. >> climate scientists on my side of this issue have exaggerated a lot. they have not done their research as well as they could have. there's a lot of things, a lot of questions out there, but there are people who will say that if we're not careful here, and, for example, those skeptic are wrong, then we have some very serious things to face, that will be coming down the road. that's where we ought to discuss this issue. it's not saying that climate change -- i've brought in a document here that eric has made fun of it and it's from nasa. it's based on a lot research.

current rent and the prevailing rent for a comparable apartment in san francisco over a two year period; and allowing a landlord, through a hearing process, to obtain a revised relocation payment obligation based on an undue financial hardship adjustment >> item 6 ordinance amending the administrative code to mitigate adverse impacts of tenant evictions to provide that when residential units are withdrawn from the rental market under the ellis act, each relocated tenant is entitled to the greater of the existing rent relocation payment, or the difference between the tenant's current rent and the prevailing rent for a comparable apartment in san francisco over a two year period; and allowing a landlord, through a hearing process, to obtain a revised relocation payment obligation based on an undue financial hardship adjustment or recalculated >> item 6 ordinance amending the administrative code to mitigate adverse impacts of tenant evictions to provide that when residential units are withdrawn from the rental market under the ellis act, each relocated tenant is entitled to the greater of

but he's a major figure in this period and obviously he stays on the leader then many of these people do. they all leave the city but he remains. he's a wonderful figure and i think that he is -- if you wanted to find a bridge between kind of 1860s san francisco literary scene and later decades he's the ideal link between those worlds. >> i wish i was able to write more about him in the book. thabutt. that would be great. yes. >> i wonder if you could talk about the style of little bit. they had a manifesto. do you feel like they shared a sensibility and did they invent something new? spinnaker that's a good question. i think that we are to be enough people in the east were more aware or articulate in describing what they were doing. in particular are very good at deciding what is revolutionary about their own style but someone like william dean is editor of the atlantic monthly and is offers a gateway for the writers to enter the new england literary establishment how is this perceptive about why these writers represent a break from the past and what they are drawing from the frontie

they have given john kerry a 24 hour period. unless the issue is not resolved by the end of tuesday, we'll go to the u.n., a make or break time for the talks. >> a tense time. there is speculation that israel's refusal to release the palestine prisoners may be tide to an israeli spy in custody in the u.s., in gaol, mr pollock. >> i don't think it's because of pollard. i think the way this is seen is the u.s. - it's a trump card. they can pull it at the time. u.s. officials confirmed that he is on the table, he could be released. nothing has been achieved. this is significant. he's a u.s. spy, convicted of spying for his rail. passing classified information, arrested in 1985. israel had, for a long period tried to release him. there's a lot of public opinion against the u.s. there'll be a backlash, senior intelligence officials said they will step down. it shows you how straight and crucial the point is. if the u.s. - this is not confirmed, if jonathan pollard is part of a deal, the israelis will have to make concessions to the p

it's time sensitive we believe because there were a period of time when the operating area was deemed to be not in effect for a 3 beyond a reasonable doubt period of time from 08 to 11 and then it was restored to the state level. the agreement was we'll restore the operating area but you must go back to the numbers and model at that time, it was transporting 8 percent of the patient population to call 9-1-1. we've been ramping up from of 6 to 67 percent and now about 73 percent it's an improvement

we were thinking 1980 is a period piece.980 and now is the same amount between 1980 and world war ii. >> hurts, doesn't it? >> jon: it really... >> i was doing a play set in 1952, and i reserved it to as a period piece and my mother was mortified. >> jon: what do you mean it's modern history? >> exactly. the first time i was on your show is probably a period piece now. ( laughter ) >> jon: exactly. a woman asked me tonight when you first started here what was it... i was like when did i first start? was it 42? you clearly now you are in fighting shape. are you doing a boxing movie or something? i've never seen you in this type of fighting shape before? >> people seem to assume i was training for this film which i had done the year before. i know i'm slow to catch up on things. ( laughter ) but i usually try to stay a little bit more ahead of things than that. i'm playing a spy, i'm an action hero. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: this is the first... >> they applaud before they've seen it. >> jon: this is exciting. this film,

time rung out in the first period. tom to james quick block it but hurdle there for the first play off goal. 2 nothing san jose. 44 seconds later. shark on a break. patrick marlow give and go. the score. 3 nothing sharks after one. second period edwards hits the pipe but torrez the defrevx. he beat quick. bring it on. power play 3 minutes left in the second. the wrist. kings made it interesting with 3 in the third but san jose, they hold on to take game one 6-3. >> just a weird night. like i say we have 10 goals in 7 games and we got fortunate with a couple of the goals but just a weird night. >> first day i thought about we can't let up because they will come back and they did. and we got to be ready for game 2. we had 2 great periods. third one wasn't that great. we'll be ready for sunday. >>reporter: still to come. one thing you can in the call dodgers outfielder is boring. giants. they go for a series sweep. of their rival from the south. bulldog: [yawning] it's finally morning! i can't wait to get to mattress disc