can you please get the powerpoint predominate.em can we please get the powerpoint. >> thank you i think the video kind of articulates the community and where they are. and all happy the process itself was. i wanted to ensure, but i get the commissioners. we have over 65 letters from organizations, and a lot of stakeholders in bayview actually support we've been able to do. this is just the beginning. just to summarize a conversation today, the committee said that they wanted you center. they would like to move forward with a interred greenhouse grant program. and ensure that we maintain a transparent stakeholder in process. which we been able to do. and continue to do going forward. what i'm asking today, for you while actually provide staff with that back in to say, the committee a spoken word in a move forward. and so, next steps, on your presenting we would hope to do throughout the month of november and december his partner extremely closely with the south community and my commission to implement the recommendations. we will d

can you please get the powerpoint predominate.em can we please get the powerpoint. >> thank you i think the video kind of articulates the community and where they are. and all happy the process itself was. i wanted to ensure, but i get the commissioners. we have over 65 letters from organizations, and a lot of stakeholders in bayview actually support we've been able to do. this is just the beginning. just to summarize a conversation today, the committee said that they wanted you center. they would like to move forward with a interred greenhouse grant program. and ensure that we maintain a transparent stakeholder in process. which we been able to do. and continue to do going forward. what i'm asking today, for you while actually provide staff with that back in to say, the committee a spoken word in a move forward. and so, next steps, on your presenting we would hope to do throughout the month of november and december his partner extremely closely with the south community and my commission to implement the recommendations. we will d

we practiced using powerpoint. it's fun. like, playing. >> she teaches junior high.e came to seongmisan maeul so her third grade son could attend this school. she has a painful memory that she cannot forget. >> translator: when i went to my son's former school to tell them that we were leaving, i told his classmates he's going to a different school, and right after that, one kid said, who are we going to beat up now? i was shocked. and when i went home, i spoke to my son. this is what i heard at your school. what's going on? that's when i found out that he was getting bullied by the other kids. i had no idea he was going through any of this. i promised i would pay more attention to him from then on. >> at the time, cho was an illustrator and visited the school regularly to check up on her son. she soon began helping out and eventually the principal asked if she'd like to become a teacher. >> translator: the guiding principle of our school is independence and cooperation. nobody can stand entirely alone. we've become independent through building relationships and by w

actually pursue the complaint i had filed i would have put a lie to louis herrera, we can't project a powerpoint slide in the auditorium. we would have to spend $41,000 to do that. commissioner sullivan at the time got it. he said didn't you look at any other way of allowing the public to do this? oh yes, the only thing we can do was all this construction work. we had to spend $40,000. we didn't think that was a good use of the time. the only thing that achieved were friends of library. they are invited. would you ever invite mr. hart? of course the answer was no. [ captioner transitioning ] >> >> three hours four hours. >> all right. any public comment on item 11 which has been continued to october some date in october at our next scheduled meeting. i would hope that if your comments relate to the substance of number 11, you would wait until october to give us that comment because we will never remember what you said. >> i wanted to say tonight is everybody is listening to the presidential debate normally i wanted to inform our new arrival mr. cop - many millennials are - and a lot of intereste

powerpoint presentation, this is what you qualify for. in the back of room, sign the contract if you are ready. >> they sacrificed. some gave the ultimate are going back after ten years? to me it is just wrong. these people should be treated like heroes. not tax cheats. >> this story had many of you talking on our facebook page. jeffrey writes, how rotten this country treats the people that put their lives on the line for all of us. this makes me sick. becky agrees saying, they put their lives into harm's way for a bonus they were promise and our government wants the money back? plus, they want them serve if they have time left. this is ridiculous. what a slap in the face to those men and women who served. you can share your opinion on our facebook page anytime. search 10news wtsp. >>> a health alert for new parents and grandparents tonight. you will decrease your baby's risk for sudden infant death indream by 50% if you have them sleep in your bedroom but not in your bed. the american academy of of their new recommendation. they recommen

gave us a briefing on it, powerpoint presentation. this is what you qualify for. in the back of the room, sign the contract for it. be ready for it. >> it was a drive to make numbers, and the national guard here in california was not succeeding in making their numbers. >> reporter: but a new audit showed that they may have not earned duty that earned a bonus, and the government wants the money back. >> i feel betrayed. >> to come back all these years later, and say, "by the way, there's a bureaucrat i can screw up." . >> many have had their credit rating impacted. many of them are struggling to pay it. some have refinancialsed their home. it's a real outrage. >> what are you going to do about it? . >> there's one quick fix to this, and that is waive all of the ious for every national guard member. >> rewrite the legal cause so we can change the legal cause, and that is exactly what we're going to try to do. >> reporter: and one of it changes proposed even is vets who paid back the bonuses would get them back in order to make them whole again. and by the way, it is

i have a brief powerpoint presentation for you today. today we are discussing the use orphgrant funds for the rent stabilization grants. the administration code doesn't specify grant funds by landlords. it says the office of small business award a annual grant to a landlord that enters into agreement with legacy business that leases real property for legacy business for term of at least 10 years or extend the existing lease to at least 10 years. fm there were no restriction on the use of grants funds the positive is it create as strong draw tr land lords to apply for grants and result in 10 years for legacy business. negatives of not having restriction on the use of grant afunds is it does not discourage rent increase that are exsenseive or unfair squu wards public funds to landlord if they increaseerant by unfair amounts. gran funds for rent reduction is proposal that the small business commission is considering. that is 100 percent the grant is subtracted from the annual amount of rent oweed. positives for that is it lows the rent burd

i have a brief powerpoint presentation for you today. today we are discussing the use orphgrant funds for the rent stabilization grants. the administration code doesn't specify grant funds by landlords. it says the office of small business award a annual grant to a landlord that enters into agreement with legacy business that leases real property for legacy business for term of at least 10 years or extend the existing lease to at least 10 years. fm there were no restriction on the use of grants funds the positive is it create as strong draw tr land lords to apply for grants and result in 10 years for legacy business. negatives of not having restriction on the use of grant afunds is it does not discourage rent increase that are exsenseive or unfair squu wards public funds to landlord if they increaseerant by unfair amounts. gran funds for rent reduction is proposal that the small business commission is considering. that is 100 percent the grant is subtracted from the annual amount of rent oweed. positives for that is it lows the rent burd

. >> do you have copies of the powerpoint? >> yes, you should have it. >> i have. >> requested this committee wilt provide update on the task force activities. this prezen taishz has two parts. i will give a overview of the ballot initiative that legalize adult use of cannabis across the state. i also provide a brief ovview of the taskforce activities and i will then tern it ofern to terence allen the dhair of the task force who folks on the vision and direction of intask force in licensing, land use and public consumption. there is a initiative on the ballot that legalize the position sale and use of cannabis for adupt pusks across california. the use of cannabis was legalized by compassionate yuss act of 1996 and in san francisco the law is operational through article 33. proposition 64 also create as state level licensing and regulatory system to manage and regulate the commercial cultivation, manufacturing and sale of cannabis across the state. important provision that forms the backdrop for activities is the proposition a

as again we are not doing powerpoint which is fine. it's often cited incorrectly.it's the anti-poverty effectiveness of the earned income tax credit and the expansion of the nutritional support, those aren't in the official race but in the supplemental race it's come down from about 26% in the late 1960s to about 14.5% today about a 45% decline. moreover, look at how it performed in the great recession, the deepes deepest we had since the great depression. that means that counter cyclical impact of the safety net is more effective than it has ever been before. two more planes and then we will turn things back over to charles. it is simple math that if you are going to take a system of transfers that is disproportionately tilted to thosthose at the lower end of te pay scale, for simple arithmetic that if you are going to take a transfer system that is disproportionately targeted at poor and low-income people in this debate among everyone, you are going to dilute the distributional impact of the transfer system that is you will be pushing back on the equity or the eq

i have a powerpoint presentation today. before you today are three application for your consideration for the businesses to be included on the legying legacy business registry. the application were reviewed by me for completion then submitted to planning department staff on september 3 for review and recommendation by historic preservation commission. your commission packets contain the application, case report from planning department staff and historic presentation and staff from legacy business program and draft for each business. the first application before you is escape from new york pizza. the business is local pizza shop in the haight ash berry business. provides on new york style pizza and unique business model and practice of giving to local charities. the alijinal location is 1737 haight street and expanded to 4 oirt locations. has a slow growth philosophy and business model that opt tooz share success to employues and contribute to organizations that benefit san francisco area. second is gypsy rosalie's wig and

but technically -- but there's a water tower and two stacks. , and this is part of an old powerpoint, apps, that has -- power plant, apps, that has been around for -- 80 years. >> and quickly. >> courtney griffin was there. >> reporter: 80 years ago, the two aps stacks and water tower were part of an old steam unit. 15 years ago, it stopped operating. [sounds of explosion] >> reporter: today, it was imploded. each tower falling within just seconds of each other. kicking up dust that was quickly washed away with water. and just like that, it's gone. that will soon be hauled away and recycled. a bittersweet day for one former employee. >> it's kind of hard in one respect to see it torn down and to know you were part of that. and to have that disappear. at the same time i understand why. >> reporter: mike worked on the plant for 31 years. and eventually became a supervisor. he's seen a lot of change over the decades. are you surprised by how loud it was? >> i was. yeah, it kind of surprised me. i didn't know >> reporter: civil engineers were standing just about 1,000 feet from the towers

in our resolution in powerpoint and presumably that's in your packet. we were truly pleased and i know this i don't need to say a lot more than that but we were truly pleased by the efforts fanning more equitable distribution of services. but we are deeply concerned that some of the metrics showed little significant difference at least in the initial draft between the disadvantage zones and the advantage zones. we were supportive of the incorporation of the equity strategic and operational planning and window were going to look at that in the next few months. however we want to make sure that we like the hubble telescope is that we metrics lens, which gm ginsburg has told was over and over again through which we look at everything were you look at everything we will make sure it's adjusted before its launch. your supportive but we want sometime for some corrections to the metrics could for example, the metrics show to make this is a key point, the staff still presume for example that 100% of park resources and services consumed in a neck we zone part by

i have a brief powerpoint presentation for you today. today we are discussing the use orphgrant funds for the rent stabilization grants. the administration code doesn't specify grant funds by landlords. it says the office of small business award a annual grant to a landlord that enters into agreement with legacy business that leases real property for legacy business for term of at least 10 years or extend the existing lease to at least 10 years. fm there were no restriction on the use of grants funds the positive is it create as strong draw tr land lords to apply for grants and result in 10 years for legacy business. negatives of not having restriction on the use of grant afunds is it does not discourage rent increase that are exsenseive or unfair squu wards public funds to landlord if they increaseerant by unfair amounts. gran funds for rent reduction is proposal that the small business commission is considering. that is 100 percent the grant is subtracted from the annual amount of rent oweed. positives for that is it lows the rent burd

and i need to start by some commentary on my powerpoint skills. i'll let you decide whether that's true for me or not. i'm looking at university processes and they get quite complex. i needed some language, but nonetheless, my powerpoint skills -- any way. it has been quite nicely established here that we have widespread sexual misconduct, widespread nonreporting, and in effectual institutional response. and so complainants are unhappy because they aren't being taken seriously, they aren't being investigated properly. on the other side of that, respondents and their supporters feel that either the ocr requirements are unlawful new rules, promulgated without notice and comment, that they have limited confrontation of witnesses, limited right to a hearing, and when i say hearing, i mean the traditional setting in which they would have the other party present. and so you can see in the ocr's q & a document from 2017, what is defined can include an investigation for administrative purposes in terms of the confrontation. concerns of lack of full repres

we have a map here both in the powerpoint and in the room. the map probably will not be very helpful to people because it is very small scale but just to verbally describe the fact we have 12 supervisor districts and many many many, more than 690 elements within the area, the inventory of facilities so this was just a example of the complexity of the project. but to move from the complexity to the summary in a sense, we through our analysis were able to establish priorities. we determined that the number one priority for making these elements accessible when viewed in entirety is look at the recreation elements with high program scores so lots of people use them, access to transit, maybe unique, maybe close to a school or facility and it may be city wide program. the high program factors and they have poor physical access, so that constitutes high priority. there are areas that have a lower programmatic score, but still have poor physical access, so that would be the second priority. well, the best scenario were the recreation elements that h

to pull together and organized here it that first map, all the way back at the beginning of the powerpoint, suggest to us a nice, neat, orderly formation. but it was anything but that. herschel's and humphreys ruggeri are over the line -- are over the line. as they were deployed, there was fire coming through the woods towards them. it is a very last-minute situation, with hood as the as corps commander. there are some of those normal people just aren't present. >> on the 20th longstreet says the whole thing doesn't move until 9:00. >> the attack does not begin until 9:30 and it starts on the right. longstreet will not send his troops forward until about 11:00. it did not start on time. it did not start on time because communications, message delivery problems overnight and in the early morning hours, from bragg and others, we could do a whole symposium on just one win -- what went wrong, staff officers who cannot find the people that they are sent out to deliver the message to. guides who were supposed to meet maintaining where you turn off the road to go to pull headquarters, messengers

we have a map here both in the powerpoint and in the room. the map probably will not be very helpful to people because it is very small scale but just to verbally describe the fact we have 12 supervisor districts and many many many, more than 690 elements within the area, the inventory of facilities so this was just a example of the complexity of the project. but to move from the complexity to the summary in a sense, we through our analysis were able to establish priorities. we determined that the number one priority for making these elements accessible when viewed in entirety is look at the recreation elements with high program scores so lots of people use them, access to transit, maybe unique, maybe close to a school or facility and it may be city wide program. the high program factors and they have poor physical access, so that constitutes high priority. there are areas that have a lower programmatic score, but still have poor physical access, so that would be the second priority. well, the best scenario were the recreation elements that h

if you're interested by the way in my powerpoint because i've gone through pretty quickly maybe we can send it to the attendees or they can give it a card or whatever. this is the sign of success. not just in my textbook which i have economic logic but also in the number one textbook in the country although greg disputes that. and we have it in john taylor's textbook and roger lee roy miller. it's in all of the textbooks in this developing to be in all of the textbooks. i have a few quotes here what others are saying about it steve has been very supportive feeling like this is the great income accounting. and they had suggested that vital learning accumulates through all of the processes of production measured in gross output. i don't had time to read any of the other quotes but we have the academic economist, we have business economists and so forth recognizing the value of the structure of production. my basic conclusion is simply the structure of production does matter. thank you very much. [applause]. we are getting a weight for wait for questions until the end. you pointed out tha

a special shout out and thank you for my colleague for her help with the powerpoint and arrangements. thanks to the panel and institute. [applause] >> we will take you to utah for the senate race debate between republican incumbent mike lee and him credit misty snow. ms. snow is the second transgender candidate to run for office. live coverage here on c-span. >> tonight will hear from the incumbent, republican mike lee and his democratic challenger, misty snow. we begin with each candidate make a night -- making a 92nd statement. it was determined that misty snow will speak first. : thank you. i would like to thank the utah commission for hosting and thank all of you for watching. wasame is misty k. snow, i born here and left my entire life in the state of utah. i have a deep appreciation for the history and culture of the state. i am 31 years old. if i am elected to the u.s. senate, i will be the first millennial in the u.s. senate making me a voice for my generation. i work at a grocery store. i am a working class person who understands the needs of working class people and their fa

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can you please get the powerpoint predominate.em can we please get the powerpoint. >> thank you i think the video kind of articulates the community and where they are. and all happy the process itself was. i wanted to ensure, but i get the commissioners. we have over 65 letters from organizations, and a lot of stakeholders in bayview actually support we've been able to do. this is just the beginning. just to summarize a conversation today, the committee said that they wanted you center. they would like to move forward with a interred greenhouse grant program. and ensure that we maintain a transparent stakeholder in process. which we been able to do. and continue to do going forward. what i'm asking today, for you while actually provide staff with that back in to say, the committee a spoken word in a move forward. and so, next steps, on your presenting we would hope to do throughout the month of november and december his partner extremely closely with the south community and my commission to implement the recommendations. we will d

a special shout out and thank you for my colleague for her help with the powerpoint and arrangements. thanks to the panel and institute. [applause] ♪ thank you. >> good job. >> following the second presidential debate on sunday, both hillary clinton and donald trump campaigns released new videos online. here's a look. president obama: by so many measures, our country is strong and more proper -- prosperous than it was eight years ago. we know the progress we have made. despite the forces of opposition. despite the forces of discrimination. despite the politics of backlash. that does not stop with my presidency. we are just getting started. that is why i am still fired up. that is why i am still ready to go. if i hear anybody saying their vote does not matter, it doesn't matter who we elect, read up on history, it matters. we've got to get people to vote. if you want to give michele and me a good sendoff, get people registered to vote. if you care about our legacy, realize everything we stand for is at stake, on the progress we have made is at stake in this election. my name may not be

. >> and we'll upload the correct slides for sylvia's portions so when you access the powerpoint online you can have those as well.

do we have a powerpoint. >> i'm so sorry. [inaudible conversation] so, thank you for that introduction. i really enjoyed our conversation over lunch and i wanted to say a quick thank you to the international churchill society, especially lee pollock who has been such a tremendous help and source of encouragement and i'm incredibly gracious over the past five years while i've been working on this book. it's a tremendous honor to be here, very humbling to meet some of my personal heroes including sir david canada ein who i was telling earlier is a very difficult act to follow, but i will try my best. as i stat sat in this room last night, having a beautiful dinner, great conversation, i suddenly realized i had been here before, but it was for a very different event. i was here for a memorial for two coworkers from national geographic, just across the street, who had been killed a few days earlier on 911. they had been on the plane that was flown into the pentagon. i remember feeling at the time, as so many people did that what

you are on the right side of the room you may be regretting that you are not in view of my great powerpoint presentation. i assure you it's mostly -- there won't be too much that's informative. it's mostly pictures so you don't have to stare at me for the entirety of the talk. i thought it would be important to begin by discussing a town that they all mentioned by is ferguson. many of you all know that in november of 2014, a st. louis county grand jury declined to indict police officer darren wilson for the killing of michael brown. his killing sparked protests across the country. in the wake of the news that wilson would not be facing charges, the obama administration proposed a $75 million three-year, 50% matching funding program for the purchase of 50,000 body cameras. and this isn't a surprise. body cameras have been a staple in policemen's conduct discussions. there is widespread believe that they bring on some kind of observer effect, that people behave better when they know they are under observation, whether you are a citizen or a police officer. there is some evidence to back this

so this is not just something that's in a powerpoint or something that's on a computer screen. we are actually at sea doing those things. if you can start to think about that type of an approach proliferating, and you get to make sure you got the requisite security, the requisite reliability and all those connections, all of that kind of comes with it. i'm optimistic. and then, of course, you start with information warfare i think and a big and growing part of this is sort of information warfare, whether that be cyber, spectrum type exit business early have to be kinetic in the traditional sense. all of that is being explored. i remain optimistic. >> okay. the far side here. >> chris, defense news. just as a community i think anybody who wants to drop jargon is doing a great job. sabonis to you. now, for all the reasons you just said, a2/ad is a confusing term. people spend time trying to figure out what it is, come up with all different answers. what can you do about the third offset? >> well, just like everything else, you just continue to ask questions. and so i encourage ev

people will build a better mousetrap and a better car and a better powerpoint if we have a free market economy in place. snow: thank you very much for this question to the issue of climate change is a very important one. despite what some of what senator lee said, i'm a change is real but even if you don't believe climate change is real, here in utah we have a problem with air quality. polling shows no state has more dissatisfied with its air quality than utah at a lot of the solution to prevent climate change are a lot of the same solutions that are needed to reduce air pollution. what i would like to propose is that a country starts making investments in two cleaner energy such as solar, wind, also greater transportation structure. the cost of not doing this is negative impacts on health of our citizens, especially our elderly, children, pregnant mothers, and the art economic cost to those health problems. out until it leads to shorter lifespan and higher health care cost. the cost of not doing something i think is too high. i don't think it would cost too much to start making this i

. >> and we'll upload the correct slides for sylvia's portions so when you access the powerpoint online you can have those as well. >>> well, the hill newspaper is reporting that speaker paul ryan will host a conference call today to assess donald trump's debate performance and to advice rank and file republicans from how to deal with the leaked audiota audiotape. they're worried about losing the house seats. democrats would need to win 30 additional seats and not lose any to gain control of the house. >>> the day after the second presidential debate last night, we're covering a number of campaign events. republican vice presidential candidate governor mike pence will be in charlotte, north carolina. that will be live today at 1:00 p.m. on c-span. and hillary clinton holds a campaign rally at wayne state university in detroit following the second presidential debate. c-span 2 will have live coverage at 2:45 eastern. republican presidential candidate donald trump speaks with students and faculty at a school in ambridge, pennsylvania. that's at 3:30 eastern on c-span. >>> on the communica

i have a powerpoint presentation today.efore you today are three application for your consideration for the businesses to be included on the legying legacy business registry. the application were reviewed by me for completion then submitted to planning department staff on september 3 for review and recommendation by historic preservation commission. your commission packets contain the application, case report from planning department staff and historic presentation and staff from legacy business program and draft for each business. the first application before you is escape from new york pizza. the business is local pizza shop in the haight ash berry business. provides on new york style pizza and unique business model and practice of giving to local charities. the alijinal location is 1737 haight street and expanded to 4 oirt locations. has a slow growth philosophy and business model that opt tooz share success to employues and contribute to organizations that benefit san francisco area. second is gypsy rosalie's wig and ve

that's delineated here on the powerpoint. >> capt. you may not know the answer to that but obviously this is fantastic. this is what we had promised that all the work that had been done would be, needed in this opportunity so it's really great.. i imagine you all will find a way to communicate with all these various groups and let them know that their work has been contributed into this matrix did at some point with some regularity letting them know because i think specifically the civil grand jury ethical be very happy to see that. i know the occ's can be a very active player but we do a representative from the bar association did i know the blue-ribbon panel will very committed but their work became change agent you might not have a chance to plan that piece out but if you want to speak to your initial thoughts on that >> absolute first of all the chief position a directive to other department members for everybody in the apartment to read this report. there's going to be a documentation letter coming from the cheese office to the c