thank you for re applying. i have another question of whether or not the members of this committee need to be a residents of san francisco? >> deputy city attorney john gibner. the resolution creating the committee does not require that they the members be residents, but it does require as you know each seat represent a certain type of interest, so you could be not residing in the city and for instance represent muni riders in the neighborhood, but if you were to appoint a non resident you would have have to adopt a resident waiver for that applicant. >> okay. supervisor campos. >> thank you mr. chairman. just a quick question for our clerk. there seems to be a discrepancy in terms of the seats -- at least on the agenda -- folks are applying for and what they say they're applying for so i am wondering what is the accurate information if you take ms. gwynn kaliher-mackell the agenda says she's applying for seat six but noted she wants to be on seat four. >> on the agenda it lists the applications they listed on

>>darya:the foundation also raised the maximum grant amounts.and says people can re-apply for additional new amounts. >>mark:the critics choice awards were held last night in l-a. >>mark:our partners at bitesize t-v have a wrapup of the show and of course, what the stars were wearing. >> reporter: of their work on screen including the health and the most widely and the disappearance of eleanor rigby and a list and go on sea is very busy congratulations to jessica. meanwhile in this fashion time. the stars are out in full force on the blue carpet in the latest of the black dresses to deliver more taxes home with that seek delays with the relevance are canceling the chihli stunning and fatuous her severed down jennifer anderson and her pants suits as for the man. >>darya:and a reminder. you can catch all of your entertainment news right here on kron four. >>darya:with the insider at 7 p-m. and entertainment tonight at 7-30 followed by the kron four news at 8. >>mark:starting today. it will be much easier for americans to travel to cuba. >>mark:for 50 years americans have had to request to

it applies to sharecropping, when we decided that we were going to, in whole swaths of the country, allow people to be effectively re-enslaved. it applies to redlining, when we decided that people that lived in certain places would get, you know, the largess of the government and people who would not. it applies today in terms of mass incarceration. when we decide that we are going to be harder on crimes committed by certain people or the same crime committed, you know, by certain people and, you know, not be that hard when it's committed by other people. this is heritage. it's with us, it's with all of us and it doesn't necessarily -- it's not with you because you're white, you know? it's with you because you're an american. just like it's with me, because i'm an american. i have to live with this, too. >> was there something that hit you in the face as you started going back into the past that you didn't expect to find? >> it is the degree to which where we are right now is not a mistake and is not inexplicable. we think of the problem of racism, the quote unquote "negro problem" or the problem with the color line

re, as. >> i can't even imagine that he will stay for a year in prison, he just applied to the egyptian prosecutor for mohamed to be deported to canada and be treated as a canadian citizen, and to be treated the trial there. i'm still waiting for miracle to happen. >> i am disappointed because i was expecting something better today, i was expecting a retrial be uh with that, a release. we were really hoping for that. >> al jazeera has issued a statement saying the egyptian authorities have a simple choice, free these men quickly or continue to string this out all the while continues this injustice and harming the image of their own country in the eyes of the world. they should choose the former a lawyer representing peter greste and bahar mohamed he said the order for a retrial is a good step forward. >> mohamed is a dual nationality. i am not sure whether the authorities would consider him a dual nationality or egyptian national. i would rather see that the chances is quite grim because he is still on the egyptian nationality. >> british based about vests from the syrian observatory for human rig

long-standing provisions are re-established under h.r. 7 which would apply uniformly across federal programs including the president's destructive health care law. i urge passage of this bipartisan bill. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's ti h eir. the gentlewoman from colorado is recognized. ms. degette: i'm pleased to yield for the purposes of a unanimous consent request to ms. capps from california. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recogze cas: thank my colleague for yielding. i ask unanimous consent to have my statement inserted into the record of the house of representatives that we should be considering fair paychecks and better infrastructure instead of attacking women's access to health care. i yield back. ms. degette: madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from colorado. ms. degette: i'm pleased now to yield to the gentlelady from california, mrs. napolitano, for the purposes of a unanimous consent request. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. napolitano: thank you madam speaker. i ask unanimous cons

shells and taking all of this evidence and re-evaluating it, reanalyzing it and bringing in new technologies, new forensics, in to see how that could be applied year with new evie with new evidence to the d.a.s. >> we wanted to bring the case to conclusion. no matter how long it took, we were going to stay with it. >> i started in the boulder district attorney's office in 2009. i started under the new administration with d.a. stan garnett, and sure enough, in the summer of 2009, dave hayes showed up on our doorstep with boxes upon boxes upon boxes of the investigative file into the murder of sid wells. in december of 2010, 27 years after sid wells was murdered, the d.a. signed off on an arrest warrant accusing thayne smika of murder in the first degree. >> after getting the warrant, we put together a coordinated search which included sending detectives to every place where there was members of the smika family or close friends of the smika family. unfortunately, the family without exception told us they did not know where thayne was and did not know how to locate him. >> i think mistakes were made. i think this family has suffered what my fam

long-standing provisions are re-established under h.r. 7 which would apply uniformly across federal programs including the president's destructive health care law. i urge passage of this bipartisan bill. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's ti h eir. the gentlewoman from colorado is recognized. ms. degette: i'm pleased to yield for the purposes of a unanimous consent request to ms. capps from california. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recogze cas: thank my colleague for yielding. i ask unanimous consent to have my statement inserted into the record of the house of representatives that we should be considering fair paychecks and better infrastructure instead of attacking women's access to health care. i yield back. ms. degette: madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from colorado. ms. degette: i'm pleased now to yield to the gentlelady from california, mrs. napolitano, for the purposes of a unanimous consent request. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. napolitano: thank you madam speaker. i ask unanimous cons

re-establish diplomatic relations with cuba. it means americans will be able to use credit cards in cuba and u.s. companies canort some es. americans authorized to visit cuba no longer need to apply special licenses and perhaps, what you may want to know, you can now bring home up to $100 in alcohol and tobacco including those famous cuban cigars. >> well one last look at the [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ ♪ >> yeah! oh! oh! hey! [cheers and applause] hello, and welcome to millionaire. i'm terry crews. i'll be your host. and you can also check me out on brooklyn nine-nine. [cheers and applause] today's first contestant is a good ol' country boy who took a break from riding buckin' broncos to see how long he could last on the millionaire stage. saddle up, and welcome travis peterson from houston, texas. [cheers and applause] oh! [laughs] >> how you doing? >> what's up, travis? >> how's it going, terry? >> how you doing, man? >> i'm doing well. doing really well. >> i got the yellow rose of texas for you, homeboy. >> i see that. i really appreciate that. that's nice. >> oh, man. now, how long have you been

re-recall. here's juliana goldman. >> reporter: it's the second time the national highway traffic safety administration has recalled these vehicles, due to a defective sensor that can cause the airbag to deploy unexpectedly. the recall applies to 2002-2003 jeep libertys. 2002-2004 jeep grand cherokees. 2003-2004 honda odysseys and the 2003 acura m.d.x.. also include read all pont vac vibe, dodge viper toyota control atoyota matrix, and toyota avalons from 2003 to 2004. one million of those toyota and honda vehicles are also part of the takata recall where defective airbags have the potential to explode with such force that it turns the metal casing into shrapnel. at least five deaths have been linked to the problem nationwide. ntsa administrator mark rosekind said that heightens the risk for consumers. >> what we're talking about the potential of a double problem here whether there could be an inadvertent airbag deployment, and actually because of the defect that's involved it could actually be then connected to a takata airbag inflater problem. >> reporter: ntsa said it identified about 400 instance where's an airbag deployed without a crash. of those nine vehicles had ruptured takata airbags. those cars didn't have the in

applying to cuba and they don't let him in. they are very selective about who gets to go. i just think we need to re-evaluate this position and really use our leverage when it counts. when you talk about travel -- >> hold on, congresswoman. we have to wrap it up because we're out of time. but if they give you a visa will you do? >> yes, if i'm going to talk about human rights and democracy and visit the prisoners in jail that would be an opportunity for all of my colleagues -- let's do that. go on a human rights mission. i'm not sure that i'm the right person. but i think my colleagues should do it. >> let's see if they're watching in havana and will send you an invitation, congresswoman. >> i won't hold my breath. >> thanks very much for joining us. >>> up next we'll hear from a member of the president's party and ask about the message on middle class economic issues. stay with us. much more coming up right after this. >>> president obama certainly laid out his wish list in his state of the union address last night. we just spoke about cuba. he wants to normalize relations with cuba. on the domesti

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if they apply that for the rest of 2015 that would apply 20% upside to the street numbers. i think that kind 0 math starting to rest's why the stock's moving higher. >> what is your price target at moment gene? >> at $135. >> how do you feel about that? >> i feel very good. if you look at for example, march quarter, street's looking for 25% i phone growth. they did 46 in the december quarter. obviously the launch quarter. if they grow at a similar rate you'll see the stock move higher, in anticipation of that. the big picture is this. they haven't had a competitive offer in the samsung larger phone. they do now. they'll reap the benefits of that in the next year. >> talk about amazon. a lot of people are excited they've been able to prove the potential, lest anybody forget they can make profits if they wanted to. now that you've seen what they've come through with and the big surge in prime subscriptions, which is key. >> there was a sea change last night in terms of how the company's messaging its margin profile going forward. that's been the critical issue for investors, getting their heads around how profitabil

re-election. >> well -- >> he could say we have a rule, judges don't solicit. period. but charities themselves, so we have a judge. he's a state employee. i take it from your answer in applying pickering to government employee, that the sitting judge can be restricted. >> no, i don't think so, your honor. i think this is speech in a different category. anymore than the government can say we're going to use pickering to select the solicitation speech of a congressman or state legislator. i think it is the context and the fact that the state has chosen to view its judges, via election. >> i would think it's just the opposite. right? that in the case for federal judges. like you say, this's really not much of an interest. who cares whether i solicit funds on behalf of my olds law school. it doesn't have anything to do with what rulings i'm going to issue, who i'm going to favor, who i'm not going to favor. in this case, the state can really come in and say, you know the things that we're objecting to the solicitations that we're preventing are exactly the ones that are going to go to whether this judge can be an impartial judge rendering fair verdicts. >> i think that's wrong o