i want to take a moment to reiterate facts. the first fact, i was actually the first supervisor to say publicly that they we ought to collect all taxes from this activity, including and particularly back tax he. i think, colleague, we all know that all this, our legislation does is it requires for the first time hosting platforms to collect and deliver taxes. likely it's estimated $50 million over the next three years. it's also a fact that our legislation affirms our tax collector's ability to collect all taxes from individuals and hosting platforms, including back taxes. and i want to thank our tax collector for issuing a statement today to reiterate that, to say xi quote, no existing or proposed laws such as this one in any way alters these tax obligations, including the obligation to pay unpaid, i.e., back taxes. ~ and i quote it's a fact that the tax collector has already been using its authority to collect these taxes on short-term rental activity and has made paying those taxes easier by allowing individuals and platform

spokesperson is going to enter into this to exempt it from the one site affordable units just to reiterate some of the points race by supervisor kim those are important the sponsor contribute $13.9 million to the project area so for comparable purposes the fee will be $504 million and ocii and most of staff has estimated this is a fee established for the da will develop 69 affordable dwelling units that the standard requirement of 11 on site unions creates so i'll note that the ocii and the commission have depraved this to enable the number two, payment structure the planning commission he recommended approval and thought this process will enable more affordable housing opportunities in the redevelopment area and staff has received no comments from the public in opposition thank you for your consideration i'm available for questions and my colleague from ocii will discuss it further thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm courtney office of community and infrastructure for the transbay project area kevin discussed the planning commission took two actions on october 16th with the appr

those findings so if commissioner johnson could you reiterate the reason why you want to take dr that will assist me in creating finding. >> sure i am supporting taking dr and disapproving the building permit because the illegal dwelling has no what do you call actions items gentiles it notice of violation against it it does constitute a third dwelling illegal to it might be i see no reason to discontinue it i don't believe it impacts the ability of the trustee to sell the property or make any other land use decisions at this time. >> yes. i believe i was able to grasp what commissioner richards in the case of preserving affordable housing and if any other commissioners want to add a findings of their own. >> i believe it is the mayors derivative to preserve units. >> ma'am, city attorney is that good? all right. so bear with me just a moment so i can - and so on the motion then to take dr and disapprove the building predicament application it preserves the affordable housing and the illegal unit is without a complaint and violation the illegal unit does not prohibit the trust to sell

i want to take a moment to reiterate facts. the first fact, i was actually the first supervisor to say publicly that they we ought to collect all taxes from this activity, including and particularly back tax he. i think, colleague, we all know that all this, our legislation does is it requires for the first time hosting platforms to collect and deliver taxes. likely it's estimated $50 million over the next three years. it's also a fact that our legislation affirms our tax

president spoke on the issue of little while earlier. >> the good thing about this meeting is it reiterated the principles. the first is respecting the cease-fire. the second is the implementation of the minsk agreement. the third is ukraine's integrity. >> we are following events in the italian city. was this a success? >> basically, you have all sides . vladimir putin described the meeting this morning as positive and good. the reality is difficulty still remains as there are differences and we have not seen any kind of breakthrough. you have the french president there, talking about how the meeting this morning at least resulted in the europeans putting forward their stance. they want them to respect the electoral process. diplomacy is set to continue. we do expect talked to continue today. this time, this will be in a more normandy format, referring to the talks that happened on the sidelines of d-day commemorations earlier this summer. those talks involved angela merkel. maybe a smaller gathering might work. this may have involved too many players this morning. there will be hopefully

you're saying you're reiter than the president? >> i'm reiter than the president. >> stephen: really. >> yes. there's actual science behind this. >> stephen: he said unlikely. you said said zero percent. you're going in the other direction. the proof is we have it now in america. >> we have one case now. there is actual science behind this. this is not rumor and punditocracy doing this. there have been studies. we have had 20 outbreaks of ebola in the last 40 years. >> stephen: never one this bad. >> never one this bad. we know how it's transmitted. we even know how it's transmitted in the household. in the household it's not even that contablous, and that's when you have a sick mom or dad and there are family members. one in seven family members comes down with ebola, even in that close confine. >> stephen: this guy-- seven family members -- this guy, what are they saying now, this guy may have exposed ebola up to 100 people. >> yeah, yeah. >> stephen: does ebola make you popular? >> it makes you very popular. >> stephen: 100 peop

i think that it's important to just reiterate that the management of all of the issues that come fort with ebola have come together nicely with this patient and look forward to a quick recovery for him, thank you. >> once again, we'd like to thank our federal partners who have really been extraordinary, the new ebola czar who just started the job, ron klain and sylvia behrwell and head of the cdc tom frieden who is with us tonight by telephone and will turn it over to dr. frieden now. can you hear us? >> yes, i can. can you hear me? >> yes, very well. >> okay, thank you very much. thank you very much for mayor an thoughts with the focus and doctors and patients in new york city. the federal government will continue to provide whatever assistance is required. i think it's important for people to understand how it spreads. so right now the concern is for the health care workers and the cdc has been in close communication with hospital authorities. in fact, by coincidence or because of good preparation. we already had a team on the ground and spent several days reviewing all of bellevue'

has reiterated that so far duncan is the only person to show signs. victor? christi? >> nick, thank you for the update. appreciate it. >>> boy, what a surprise in st. louis yesterday. a requiem for a slain teen. that's how these people brought the symphony to a halt. >>> we have information about a huge ground beef recall. stay with us. this is holly. her long day of outdoor adventure starts with knee pain. and a choice. take 6 tylenol in a day or just 2 aleve for all day relief. onward! ...and let in the dog that woke the man who drove to the control room [ woman ] driverless mode engaged. find parking space. [ woman ] parking space found. [ male announcer ] ...that secured the data that directed the turbines that powered the farm that made the milk that went to the store that reminded the man to buy the milk that was poured by the girl who loved the cat. [ meows ] the internet of everything is changing everything. cisco. tomorrow starts here. the internet of everything is changing everything. that disease is for older people. not me. i take good care of myself. i'm

and so i am going to have a conversation with the principal, what i want to reiterate is that my students don't trust the police and i don't think that it is novel news to anyone here that working class, black and brown people have a long understandable distress with the police department and with the state in many ways that is not new, but what i do want to reiterate is that when my students come with stories of hearing about alex's case, and of the young man, who face was pressed into the gutter by a police officer, these are the kinds of things that they come with and again, i understand the system, while i am greatly distressing of the notion of the policing as we do, have it in this country, i do also, understand that many of the students have had the positive interactions with the police and my ask is that we, i want to see the police, commission, really push for public use, distribution, and put in the newspaper, and all of these things of this actual general order because so much of the work that the people who are speaking to here has been done and layed out by the numerous folks

i think that it's important to just reiterate that the management of all of the issues that come fort with ebola have come together nicely with this patient and look forward to a quick recovery for him, thank you. >> once again, we'd like to thank our federal partners who have really been extraordinary, the new ebola czar who just started the job, ron klain and sylvia behrwell and head of the cdc tom frieden who is with us tonight by telephone and will turn it over to dr. frieden now. can you hear us? >> yes, i can. can you hear me? >> yes, very well. >> okay, thank you very much. thank you very much for mayor an thoughts with the focus and doctors and patients in new york city. the federal government will continue to provide whatever assistance is required. i think it's important for meme to understand how it spreaded. so right now the concern is for the health care workers and the cdc has been in close communication with hospital authorities. in fact, by coincidence or because of good preparation. we already had a team on the ground and spent several days reviewing all of bellevue's

i think it's also important to just reiterate that you can only get ebola by being exposed to bodily fluids and that's a very important point to make. he has been in the hospital as we know. his symptoms began -- he had a fever. that symptom began this morning and some of the other symptoms, as well this morning. i think that it's important to just reiterate that the management of all the issues that come forth with ebola have come together nicely with this patient and we look forward to a quick recovery for him. thank you. >> once again, we'd like to thank our federal partners who have really been extraordinary. the new ebola czar who just started the job, ron klain, sylvia behrwell who is the head of health and human services and the head of the cdc, dr. tom frieden who is with us tonight by telephone and will turn it over to dr. frieden now. doctor, can you hear us? >> yes, i can. can you hear me. >> yes, very well. >> okay, well, thank you very much, governor. thank you to the mayor and first and foremost our thoughts and focus are with the doctor and patient in new york city h i

and, so, i just wanted to say that i would like to reiterate, i know that [speaker not understood] the city attorney dividing the file takes precedence as well? >> madam clerk? >> mr. chair, it is a single supervisor's privilege to duplicate the file. >> thank you. and, so, i don't know how that would work, but i would still like to make that motion that we continue this to the full board for november 25th. >> so, madam clerk, if that motion has been made that we continue it so as we would vote on either portion of the duplicated file, i believe the motion to continue both of these items to the 25th -- would we need to vote for each item to continue to a date certain? >> yes, mr. president. the motion to continue to a date certain continues to take precedence. >> okay. if that is the case, then, unless there is any further discussion, supervisor wiener? >> just for further clarification. right now duplicated two versions of this and it is a motion to continue applicable to both or just to one version? >> i believe, supervisor avalos, one version. >> one version that i would like to ame

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it is safe to say that everybody reiterated this today that the u.s. republic of korea alliance is stronger than ever. and thanks to the agreement that defense minister haan and secretary hagel signed yesterday, it's about to become even stronger. this new agreement is going to serve as a blueprint for how and when south korea will assume wartime operational control of the combined forces. and the goal of the agreement is to ensure that as south korea continues to build up its own defense capabilities, our combined forces will be ready and able to provide the best possible defenses for the korean people. our shared security is at the heart of the u.s. roc alliance. but ultimately, want to make it clear that our alliance is about much more than that. it is the lynch pin of security, stability and prosperity in northeast asia and increasingly beyond there. today, for instance, we discussed a number of important issues for our partnership is not only valuable, but essential. obviously at the top of the list was the subject of north korea. secretary hagel

i think it's also important to just reiterate that you can only get ebola by being exposedÑ bodily fluids a very important point to make. he has been in the hospital as we know. his symptoms began with he had a fever -- that symptom began this morning. and some of the other symptoms as well this morning. i think that it's important to just reiterate that the management of all the issues come forth with ebola have come together nicely with this patient and we look forward to a quick recovery for him. thank you. >> once again we'd like to thank our federal partner who is have really been extraordinary. and the ebola czar who just started the job ron klain, sylvia burwell -- >> that was a press conference with the new york city5mÑ mayor de blasio. that was of course andrew cuomo the governor of new york. joining us outside of bellevue hospital dr. mark siegel. dr. siegel, what's the latest from there? >> sean, this is the situation here. the dr. spencer came into the united states it looks like about six days ago. and he was feeling okay until about two days ago. then he started feeling leth

to reiterate for you, we are hearing now, is it five or six? what number are we? as many as five. the gunman shot as many as five students. according to this student, there was blood everywhere. blood on his shoes at the scene, blood everywhere. he's in a safe location but no one, of course, is naming names because you have to tell the family before that gets out publicly. again, the shooting happened inside of the cafeteria. and this student called police to tell police what was happening. remember, we were hearing initially reports students heard the alarms going off. they thought it was a fire alarm. it wasn't a fire alarm. this was a shooting. called police. alerted them. then handed the phone to the teachers. and as we're looking at this video, this is video from within the last hour we have seen school buses. we know students are heading to a nearby church to be reunified with their parents who i am sure are frightened and want to see their sons and their daughters. this is a big school. this is 2500 students so the process of accounting for each of these individuals could t

i think it's also important to just reiterate that you can only get ebola by being exposedÑ bodily fluidshat's a very important point to make. he has been in the hospital as we know. his symptoms began with he had a fever -- that symptom began this morning. and some of the other symptoms as well this morning. i think that it's important to just reiterate that the management of all the issues come forth with ebola have come together nicely with this patient and we look forward to a quick recovery for him. thank you. >> once again, we'd like to thank our federal partner who is have really been extraordinary. and the ebola czar who just started the job, ron klain, sylvia burwell -- >> that was a press conference with the new york city5mÑ mayor blasio. that was of course andrew cuomo the governor of new york. joining us outside of bellevue hospital dr. mark siegel. dr. siegel, what's the latest from there? >> sean, this is the situation here. the dr. spencer came into the united states it looks like about six days ago. and he was feeling okay until about two days ago. then he started feeling

he reiterating the call for additional military support and ammunition. we spoke to a doctor in kobani. he is treating 20 to 30 people a day to include wounded fighters. those being sent off to turkey. however, turkey having closed its borders, he said, resulted in the deaths of three people because they bled out. turkey, as were you mentioning there, wanting to see something of a broader coalition when it comes to a commitment or ground operation. turkey, although it has tanks positioned within line of sight of isis fighters, wanting to see a broader plan that not only militarily addresses dealing with the threat of isis, but that of the assad regime. at that stage, not something the u.s. and allies are willing to entertain. we have the situation where it is civilians on the ground becoming the victims of politics. john. >> arwa damon, thanks so much. >>> ten minutes after the hour. time for an early start. the market had the best and worst day of the year within 24 hours. dow plunged 335 points yesterday. the worst decline in more than a year. nasdaq an

i think it's important to reiterate that you can only get ebola by being exposed to bodily fluids. and that's very important point to make. he has been in the hospital as we know. his symptoms began he had a symptom that began this morning and some of the other symptoms as well this morning. the it's come together nicely with his patient and we look forward to a quick recovery for him. thank you. >> once again, we would like to thank or federal partners who have really been extraordinary. the new ebola czar who just started the job, ron clain, and dr. tom friedman who is with us tonight by telephone and will frieden. doctor, can you hear us? >> yes, i can. can you hear me? >> yes. >> caller: thank you to the mayor and first and foremost, when it comes to his care, the federal government will continue to give whatever assistance is required to make sure he's treated safely and effectively. i think as has been said, it's very important that people understand how ebola spreads and what the risk is. when someone gets ebola, they become more infectious the sicker they get. so right now,

and came here together despite personal turmoil in my family it's important i stand before you and reiterate much of what other people have said my rent is more than one paycheck as well i also have sincere balance pullcy that prevents me from driving i couldn't commute receiving and keep the job and continue to serve the children that don't think on me and whom i also love although i don't tell them that but the feeling i'm getting at washington is we are scared and don't want to strike people are feeling they have to the office in the district are insulting and we don't want the strike but if we ve to stand you up for a living wage to stay in the city we love and serve the children we love we have to we are not people living well and asking for an opportunity to live a little bit better through god knows we deserve it all we're trying to do is being able to make ends meet to stay thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm diana going messes i've been teaching for many, many years i'm on step 29 i just looked at my pay check i got any step 29 and looked at th

just to reiterate the important chorus that you just heard from which is the

but they also really wanted to reiterate that dr. spencer is a hero.eered himself with doctors without borders a nonprofit to go to guinea and battle the disease in west africa like so many other doctors and nurses. he reiterated he was a hero and did everything he was supposed to do after arriving here in the united states. he wasn't sick when he got on board a plane from guinea to the united states. he wasn't sick when he landed here. didn't have any symptoms. as soon as he had symptoms at 100.3 degree fahrenheit, when he had a fever he checked himself into the hospital as he was supposed to do now, we had an update on the three people that were directly in contact with dr. spencer. that is his fiancee and two friends. all three of them remain in quarantine. but are all reportedly doing well. the fiancee will remain in quarantine until november 14th. that's when the 21 days will go up. all of this is happening at the same time that the new plan was announced yesterday by new york governor andrew cuomo and new jersey governor chris christie about the

the chief legislator, again reiterating the fact that nothing is going to change. they are not going to change the plans for the elections in 2017. so this really jacking up the tension over the weekend. you're right the police have been warning the protesters that this is basically illegal what they are doing. you've got major roads in hong kong shut down. the police seem to be keeping a very laid back apreach until the weekend and things started to get wram p ramped up again on m and tuesday. 42 people were arrested. they were arrested for obstructing the work that the police have to do which is clearing this area which is what a lot of hong kongers are calling for. they are saying our lives have been disrupted by the fact that major roads have been shut down and clearly it was difficult for government offices to function as well. should businesses be surprised? no, probably not. the ones who have made the time and effort to actually set up tents and literally live here for the last two weeks don't show any signs of wanting to go anywhere any time soon. >> it has

present here today but not us because we have been over the past three and a half years warning and reiterating our warnings so that we don't reach this stage we have reached now. about economics and the political crises that we have been waiting from the international committee to solve. clearly. but maybe speaking about these issues now is no longer a priority. what we are witnessing for a few months is far more dangerous than all the political and economic crises which have happened in the world. we have spoken in more than one occasion and more than one forum of the danger and risk of terrorism which is striking syria. this terrorism will not be confined within the borders of my country because terrorism has no borders. this extremist ideology does not acknowledge anything but itself and does not recognize anything but slaughter, murder, and torture. we are witnessing today, ladies and gentlemen, you can witness the -- what isis is doing, which is the most dangerous organization unrivaled in the whole world in terms of funding and brutality. what it's doing to civilians and iraqis of all re

(laughter) you know, i asked berry the other day why was i chosen to be up here this morning he reiterated that they serve 40 million meals and he's skews me of eating 4 hundred and 32 thousand. (laughter) this morning i want to thank the mayor for the review i we have backroom up to 6 booms it is like 6 thousand when you need to go thank you so much for that (clapping) thank you chief suhr for making our secretary of state's streets cleaner and captain jackson for making that it friendly letter place chief white your folks are on the block all the time don't let them see you sweat yes, ma'am thank you, ma'am there's a got up of folks involved p with st. anthony's that don't get recognize the men that are in recovery in the backroom walking dishes 365 days a year (clapping.) those cats are involved in the biggest fight of their life they're fighting everyday for their soberest and tlifrns this is the perfect place to do it so thank you guys (clapping) a couple of months ago i had a young lady open my tour she said her lamont last name is pelosi i said you have a power mother she said, "no

despite experts reiterating that ebola is only transmitted through direct contact with a sick patient. the workers say they feel at risk. >> i don't feel safe. i thought i could catch any disease because we are not adequately equipped to deal with it. >> and while the deputy being checked with -- four ebola is to be released tomorrow, the american being treated for ebola in nebraska is in stable condition. >> back at home, turning to the weather now. you'll want to get outside today while you can. it's the last warm day we will see for a bit. look atn is here with a the forecast. but it's beautiful outside. >> it's beautiful outside. we have crystal clear blue skies, and i will show you that from the weatherbug kamar on the rooftop overlooking the city. a comfortable 70 degrees. a bit of a breeze out of the south at 10 miles per hour. 66 in gaithersburg. 67 in bwi. at culpeper and lexington park. look to the left-hand side of your screen. showers are moving through the ohio river valley and i think some of those showers will begin to greet us for the overnight hours. for the rest of t

just to reiterate are all 48 people being monitored. if this person was not one of them, they would not be getting one of those checks is that fair to say. >> in texas very intepsive work has gone on to identify everyone who appears to have had definite contact with the index patient and everyone who might have had contact with the index patient. that identified ten people with definite contact and 38 in whom contact could not be ruled out. for those 48 people every one of them have been monitored every day from someone in the public health system measuring their temperature. none of them have had symptoms or fevers. at the therehave been rumors of other contacts or other cases none of those have panned out. i understand there's a situation now bag cessationed. i understand there's a situation now being assessed. the situation we have now no definite contact. no definite symptoms. >> two questions. duncan didn't have a fever when he was questioned and he lied about his contact, so would the screening process be effective in catching him

. >> reporter: the white house reiterated on the need to get aid into the region in order to get a handle on the virus. >> commercial transportation is critical to ensuring that supplies and equipment can get to the region. >> reporter: lawmakers said it's important the public can trust the government. the head of the cdc said his confidence of the systems in place could prevent an ebola outbreak here in the u.s. abc news, washington. >>> today emory university is explaining why one of the people who helped with amber vincent's evacuation yesterday wasn't wearing a protective suit. he's become known as clipboard man. the university said he's a supervisor and was there to provide an unblocked set of eyes and ears on the tarmac that the people in the protective suits don't have to help keep them safe. the suits really limit visibility and muffle outside noise. as scary as ebola is, the virus is not contagious without direct contact with bodily fluids. how is the bay area preparing? coming up at 4:30, the new 911 dispatch protocol going into effect tonight for first responders. so many peopl

. >> i'm i do not say the street i wanted to reiterate that see my neighbor is right we have a big problem with graffiti everyday we clean up so i don't know how me over see this we're getting fined if we don't clean up so the fact it is an at&t box is for sure it gets attention to the graffiti artists it's crazy they don't go there only but to the neighbors i think that we all like progress but why not put the box underground or use the old box because nobody uses landlines anymore they use cell phones so this is just i don't know. i he definitely it's at&t's an eye sore 40 for the neighborhood we don't like the attraction so it's very, very i don't know as i said everyday we have to clean up graffiti so they don't do it we do it him i don't know it's, you know, i take it is an eye sore we prefer it underground so i don't know why they can't do it they use a public lines for the sidewalks to make money why not help the neighborhood and put the box underground i don't know any neighbor will have a position we defer the graffiti artists to do anything so i just so if you can convince them t

traffic corridor i get the same black soot with regards to you live in a very old building i'd like to reiterate what previous speaker said about the existing buildings and what you've said especially public housing i think the way you might be able to approach what onsite other speakers use the amendment you've added to the legislation and tweak it a little bit before it reaches the board if not tomorrow and have an amendment to have the studies can you think the public housing and existing housing. >> more importantly because of treasure island and the bloicht we know their awe awe disabilities it is from the staff testimony their flirlt smaller things that get deeper into the lungs and cause problems and feinstein something that's crucial i'll bet not considered and should be considered with the conversation about the amendments with the staff is the mold problem on treasure island and in the southeast side make sure they're studying mitigation measures and humidity to target the mold otherwise it's not comprehensive thank you. >> we need to finish the public comment first then back to the de