i am going to assume you took this as a perm attack -- a personal attack. >> first time i am on the show and alcohol is bad all of a sudden? >> but he got to the point. if you start doing that you will have a black market. we are americans. we do things. if you make it illegal we will find a way to get it. >> and it is pretty cheap to distill your own moonshine. isn't it? >> they will make that expensive too. now when all you have to do is google it, i will be eastbound and down. >> salom who is a conservative said, quote, there is the fact that a higher alcohol tax would raise revenue. if you are going to tax tanning beds and sugary drinks why not too." >> because we are doing this badly it will help society. it doesn't affect me, but it will make them nightmares. >> buck, only in obama's america, am i right? >> now we finally see the end result of the progressive plan. they will take her alcohol away. we know what the ramifications will be. you want to put too much on a tax on our tea? i don't think so. you start taxing alcohol and it will go crazy. he is a nice and smart guy and i hav

i will give you a perm be antidote by way of explaining how i become involved i represent psychiatrists but a board member 15 years ago, i got involved the in the drafting of laura's law my own son had a psych disorder one was the structure of a court or legal system helping treatment officials gain compliance in treatment and the other is effective services. my son was diagnosed before 16 puc. the was the most stable for 10 years during the period between when he was diagnosed and his 18th birthday i have a story similar to the one that supervisor farrell told in which he bausz because weekly probation officer would come and ask questions he'd ask my son are you baby boomer your father and seeing our psychiatrist and taking our meds. that weekly contact even though we have very, very good certifies that weekly contract was the difference when he turned 18 he took off for 9 months and arrested in 3 couldn't and jailed three or four times even if e he was within marino and eureka and sacramento he was living on the streets. i know personally and from stories of the family how necessary i

poverty folks ivory very congratulations (clapping) our next principle for elementary i actually have a perm filth to talk about restraining order even she was the first principle at our chinese school and a parent of teenagers and jungles quite a bit my her husband is an administrator but rosen sticks out because she kind of came through the ranks and didn't expect to be a principle she's been a tremendous asset so ross citizen the only thing so she began her criteria in 19th street 90 she's a principle of chinese at the affordable housing la and the affordable housing la families wanted to all come out we're excited for rosen she contributed her successful to our mother and father and she wants the same success for all her students congratulations rosen (clapping) our next award recipient it has been a tremendous force and wonderful middle school leader i'd like to say michael came up through the ramifications and we're happy principle rhineer of the middle school (clapping) michael completed his 20th year in our school and in 2012 he got his dissertation in science this was exciting, huh?

partnering with the city with our pavement to parks and very excited to have this additional space for perm or permanent spots. there's a strong need to the 40 in the city more housing created and along with that the need for new gathering places and there's also a need to repurpose much of the extra land area that's in dpw or center street right of ways that can be used to creates new spaces. the plazas program and the street parks and our pavement to parks helps to get people engaged it's got great outreach for the community design and implementation of the spots along with the stewardship and we have over one hundred and 40 street parks throughout the city and see that growing as the strong demand to sign up for new spaces. thank you, very much for your consideration >> mr. star. >> good evening aaron star planning department staffer i'll make my comments brief you've heard this on may 1st and voted to adapt it. i will take questions i'll leave it at that >> thank you. >> afternoon supervisors this is the main reason i came here robin invited the action for the last two months. very impr

ceasefire but a transitional national governmentfire and negotiating the not only a perm ceasefire but a transitional national government. now, that all is up in the air. but without a proper ceasefire, monitoring mechanism on the ground without troops that have been promised by countries like kenya, u gandz a, aon the groun, it would be very difficult because south sudan is a huge country. it's the size of kenya and more. it would be a huge challenge to monitor who is breaking the cease-fire or not. >> mohammed adow talking united states through what's happening in south sudan. still to come on al jazeera, barreling stitching it together, how the political upheaval in thailand is making life difficult for small businesses. >>> excluded from the world's biggest ely with, why millions of indians have been unable to vote. and the english premier league season reaches its climax with liverpool and manchester city vying for the title. we look ahead to sunday's final round of matches. vietnam and the philippines want stronger action against china as a territorial disputes in the south china

renÉe would have wanted your names next to his and finally my perm be thanks to you gail and to michaelyou are and i'd like to introduce barry white 0 who is is resident of this building (clapping.) >> good morning. my name is a bar white i'm honored to it up to speak on behalf of the fellow residents iran in a apartments. believe me we're grateful to a call this our home. over 12 years ago i lost any apartment i was a self-employed artist the 9/11 attacks and a challenging marriage and it medication in the form of meths it's not spiraling i became poems homeless on the street many were dealing with challenges greater than my own i become nor patient i xheshd checked myself no rehab and have been clean ever since i met my case worker she held my hand while i waited for hours i was not on the street very long i moved in here a little over 4 medias. i realize there's no typical story. every circumstances and person is unique. apparently when this project was conserved and the building was designed those responsible for this project economy that. i love this building aside from the sanctua

partnering with the city with our pavement to parks and very excited to have this additional space for perm or permanent spots. there's a strong need to the 40 in the city more housing created and along with that the need for new gathering places and there's also a need to repurpose much of the extra land area that's in dpw or center street right of ways that can be used to creates new spaces. the plazas program and the street parks and our pavement to parks helps to get people engaged it's got great outreach for the community design and implementation of the spots along with the stewardship and we have over one hundred and 40 street parks throughout the city and see that growing as the strong demand to sign up for new spaces.

special order items 25 through 28 >> are the public hearing of perm or persons who are interested in the public hearings approving a approving a tenant parcel matter and next is the approving the tentative project map and item 27 is disapproving the parcel map and item 28 is the direction of the appropriation of understanding. >> colleagues, we have an appeal for the tentative map for those hearing we'll consider whether is map is consistent with the general plans that apply as far as our process we've first hear from the tenant and tank public comments then hear from representatives of dpw and the planning department that will have up to 10 minutes and following the departmental presentation we'll hear from the person's speaking open on behalf of the parties in interest and finally the appellant will have 3 minutes up to a rebuttal agreement. supervisor breed in who's district if you have any comments n in not let's open it up to the appellant >> step forward you have up to 10 minutes you can use as much of that as you like. >> i'm jeremy i'm an a in the area i'm appealing this deci

. >> good morning i'm to relate a perm experience being a senior and homelessness how sometimes city policies enhances homelessness rather than eliminates it when you was 63-year-old i was compelled to seek early social security retirement benefits. so the significance of that is at the present time i'm receiving 25 percent less from my social security benefits that i would be receiving had i not been compelled to receive early social security benefits. in many instances city policies increases the homelessness rather than defers. there was a comment by other speaker rewarding a watchdog. i'll articulate it it better your government oversight committee needs to look at how the city is spending the money and whether or not it's well spent. thank you >> thank you very much any public comment on that item? number one. >> well, i think you asked for solutions well, here's my solutions. well, first the hospitals they need a certainty amount of money for shelter beds. i've heard the story small business needs to be released to the streets and the other thing is the vets. you need more vets

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. >>> happening now, two kaiser perm mente medical office buildings in oakland are closed because of a threat. police in kaiser received information what they called a credible criminal threat involving two separate buildings on broadway. we do not know much more than that. these closures affect labs and pharmacies and parking garages near the buildings. as a precaution, both buildings will be closed until 12:30 this afternoon. the hospital and emergency department remain open. police actively are working to identify and find those associated with this threat. >>> police in san jose are on the hunt for drive-by shooter who injured a teen. it happened just before 5:00 this morning in front of home near the intersection of stow and sunset avenue s on the east side. a 15-year-old girl heard her car alarm go off and went outside to see what was happening. that's when she found three to four people around her car. when she confronted the driver, another car showed up and started shooting. the girl was hit by a bullet fragment, but not seriously hurt. >> when we went, got on the floor, tha

. >> crum congressman, describe the difference between this committee and the perm nept select committee. there are different powers and abilities that this committee will have and not typical for a standing committee? >> governor huckabee, i appreciate the question. the speaker was reluctant to do this it. when mrs. pelosi said it is -- the committee will be able to focus. staff and council focused on it and the capacity to hold depositions and interview the witnesses anda execute the mission statement that the speaker gave us. other committees have lots of different things to spend their time. this committee has a narrow charge to find the facts of september 11th, 2012. >> you mentioned former speaker and minority pelosi, let's hope she is never speaker again. (applause) >> but she called it a political stunt. democrats say what the republicans are doing is just that but according to a fox poll 60 percent of the americans believe there is an administration cover up and want congress to keep investigating. we'll >> as somebody said to me yesterday. people are tired of benghazi or they n

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tomorrow we may face strawberry smoking contrite apricot and halling of perm puffing. thompson claims that a high official at the fda kirsten to introduce the bill. the food and drug ministration to no action find the banana slug and refining. a design studies. the released a press release, detectable quantities of non hallucinogens and bananas. donovan's recent hit miller yellow was war and the women to be about you know what, electrical banana will be the latest craze. the song was actually written before the print was hatched, kooky cosmic coincidence. the constant repetition amelya low on radius amplified the banana hoax as a spread through subterranean tributaries, corporate channels, and word of mouth. a famous rumor about the beatles paul mccartney followed a similar pattern. in 1969 news spread that he died in a car accident and had been replaced by a look and sound like. underground newspapers, free-form and radio and of a counter cultural efforts in every time and life ran with it and region -- legions of stoned hippies were poring over the of loans. it was a

this is one of 466 works held at the base under the perms of the potstama agreement. under that agreement paintings were not returned if deemed overt propaganda, if they depicted nahsy leaders for swastikas. >> contrasted with art commissioned by the nazis, with that of thest. >> that is not what you see in the painting of the cis, the scone of the american b 17 coming in, engine is on fire, firing players to indicate that there are wounded on board. >> the champion much artistic freedom was the message, a strategy continuing into the cold war. >> for the allies, it was important to show the difference between the regimes, what they stood for. >> the u.s. holocaust museum organised exhibitions. some formed par of the its collection swn within the context the curator says it retains some value. it's important for the object tos bepreserved and available for display in the proper circumstances. you have to look at the consequences. that caused the deaths of 55 million people. when you look at the artwork you have to examine what role did it play. >> nonetheless, german

if you look at the phenomenal of torture, it's a small perm where people are tortured because there were suspected terrorists, to get information from them. more than 90% of all cases that i found have nothing to do with steroids and intelligence, they are torture in the ordinary criminal procedure. the police is torturing suspects for any kind of crime, because they have no other or better ways of interrogating and finding evidence. so, of course, we are right to focus on the u.s., on intelligence, but i think the big pard of torture around the world, in all reasons is more average, ordinary crime interrogation. >>> we spoke to the u.n. special rapp tur on torture, and he explained the obligations that governments have when it came to the practice of torture. >> a third obligation is to offer rapportation and rehabilitation services to victims of torture. this is not very well observed in practice. governments don't identify the victims, and then they pretend there's no one to offer repatriation too. >> do you get a sense, torture we know it doesn't work or provide accurate information

. >> i didn't know this, but i was reading your notes, brian, but there's over 200 perm utase out therere actually anything that's viable out there as an alternative that you think could contain traction in the international finance community? >> absolutely. there's a couple out there. one of them is liti coin, it's like bit did not coin, but easier to mine. >> you have name coin, which allows you to register different domain names outside of icon. so that one has caught on. another one is digibyte, a pretty serious competitor to paypal, i think. they've got a great development team, and then of course there's nautilus coin, which you are all free to use anytime. that's free as well. [ laughter ] >> bitcoin has had its problems. >>> but down more than, what, 1100? >> it's volatile. we have a fin float. on the popular media is going to cause volatility. the dollar, right? the precursor of the dollar was a continental note. that was volatile. it went from par, redeemed by the government for less than 1%, and now we have the u.s. dollar. >> a sack of them as he rode through massachusetts,