first, on page 1, section one, relating to the use of enformants. we have asked a number of times for a clarification on whether the san francisco police department officers worked with the informants that are cultivated with the members of the f.b.i. and the jttf and we were hoping for an answer to that and would like a notation in the report reflecting that information and second on page 4, section ten, regarding i think, the report says the primary role of the officers is to establish the liaison and to facilitate information sharing between the sfpd and federal and state and local agencies and i think that some other folks will be elaborating on later, that the entire political environment around this issue has changed over the past half year, with revolution about the national security agency. and the role that nsa collected data has played in forwarding the lead to the f.b.i. and so one of our concerns, and hopes will be that knowing more about whether sfpd is using the jttf as a way to share and dissiminate information through those programs

-- that doesn't necessarily relate to the over sight as it relates to the ems division of the department? >> that's just the command staff in general. >> correct, there's an ems chief. >> i'm sorry, i read it to mean that potentially the command staff that oversees that division didn't have the proper training but what you're saying is overall the command staff doesn't have paramedic training in particular and i specifically said ems training which chief, can i explain if there's a difference and if that's actually accurate, please? >> sure. my cfo jogged my division. we are an ems did i rigs and he has a higher level of training and he's a pair met. he has approximately 250 and 350 paramedics. they have to have a paramedic license. there's eight excludeing me. one, appropriately over the ems division and i have a chief that maintains a license and my chief at the airport is a paramedic. everyone on the command staff has the emt certification. >> because it says -- >> what page? >> it's

obviously we've been iran and saudi arabia about historic relations we have no relations of them bastards or you level there is no no impediment basically you don't think saudis are afraid of iranian expansions and for example. does not have a history of expansionism iran is a country that's not use force against any other country in two hundred fifty years and it is in our national security interest to have a stable. and. peaceful area both in the persian gulf region as well as beyond the persian gulf region so we're interested i don't think there is any strategic impediment to iran and saudi arabia working together one minute before the end of the show really quick question dallas conference coming up in a few days. president rouhani is going to be there so will be prime minister netanyahu is there any way they too could meet face to. all right thank you very much for this interview. with us good to be with you. millions around the globe struggle with hunger. what if someone offers a lifetime food supply no charge. against g.m.o. and we think that's. the. right products are pretty cool.

obviously we've been iran and saudi arabia about historic relations we have no relations and bassett or you level there is no no impediment basically if you don't think saudis are afraid of iranian expansions and for example. bell iran does not have a history of expansionism iran is a country there's not use force against any other country in two hundred fifty years and it is in our national security interest to have a stable. peaceful area both in the persian gulf region as well as beyond the persian gulf region so. i don't think there is any strategic impediment to iran and saudi arabia working together one minute before the end of the show really quick question dallas' conference coming up in a few days president rouhani is going to be there so we'll be israel's prime minister netanyahu is there any way the two could meet face to. all right thank you very much for this interview for mr muhammad. ali with us good to be. on june sixteenth one thousand forty one we had a graduation party at school and the war broke out. shops were always full of goods. in september leningrad was bloc

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indirect cost are related to work force productivity. these include absenteeism which is sick leave and disability and presentism. which while being present at work, people who are suffering with these conditions are less productive during the workday. additionally, we want to take our projections and take the final analysis and see how much of the cost is attributed to sugar sweet and beverages. we found two rigorous studies that developed, quantified the percentages to understand those cost projections. one is done here from the department of public health 2009 nexus study where they looked directly at the impacts in san francisco of consuming sugary beverage and they found 86 percent of all the cost related could be attributed to sugary sweet and beverages. similarly there were reports from the department of public health of illinois that looked at the diabetic population and they found a number of 8.45 percent. this slide goes through some of the studies that we use to refer to in our methodologies from duke university, cornell, wash

being it on in saudi arabia historic relations we have no relations with or you live there is no no impediment basically you don't think saudis are afraid of iranian expansions and for example. does not have a history of expansionism iran is a country that is not use force against any other country in two hundred fifty years and it is in our national security interest to have a stable. peaceful area both in the persian gulf region as well as beyond the persian gulf region so with interest. i don't think there is any strategic impediment to iran and saudi arabia working one minute before the end of the show really quick question dallas' conference coming up in a few days president rouhani is going to be there so will be a prime minister netanyahu is there any way the two could meet face to. all right thank you very much for this interview iraq's foreign minister mohammad jalloud sorry i tell you with us good to be with you. previously peacekeepers for our concerned with monitoring peace deals post conflict environment nowadays there are increasingly asked to operate in the. violence to meaning.

and why should i say to each and relations with neighboring country. for a moment before you turn to real entry the industrial and economic relations with all of our neighbors such as turkey iraq russia pakistan and afghanistan is he pushing both the costings. this region as well as central asia and begins looking natural and political cooperation if we have also had a history. i can only trade ties with european states. the implementation of the geneva agreement and subsequent that the coupons relations with eope all the books are attached to home when he freely between uconn and the united states it also improved and they didn't last long. the first time the politicians from both countries have negotiated to exchange views on how to make decisions to resolve differences in relation to the nuclear issue for him. this is a major development to sell you on islamic revolution the only revolution and the foundation of the fall and broke up with the result of more than a century of freedom. your new nation the young republic is growing and flourishing ther

it didn't really hurt the business relationship between the two countries' relations on the top to the forming of the time the dough is dry as the turkey was the person is the country to recognize israel and the sauce and of the platoon saying. then after you know that this the fatalities that rises on the net when the people of the house being choked by the forces of the israeli turkey is that it was dramatically know that perception often his rise to change it. i meant and it has not got stomachache but on the other eight people is the number is upset because the turkey and the israelis relations bring in the time off to the electric percent each. is it that much to lose lion dollars. even this amount of two commercials that turkey is not alien with the story of iraq can imagine in our system like it is that the they let the machinations that that might be that the relations for a costly has become as much important but here's the trick is the waking state parties to that site as the pages of history was visited at the conference that clear message to roast or more speakers. the curr

it's funny the two countries' relations to a new demo and checking cctv. now some are on the end of the street from us promise they had joined tonight by percentage of tokens from american graduate school playing catch up fast and diplomacy in paris the protests that but come to that of france was the fuss the western country to establish an accidental ties with the prc can share with us the strategic significance of this move to france. lloyd soon be difficult to unite union are international reality today ah what kind of football what kind of fact sheets are on the news was that move on and which jen welsh called the goal. he cited fight using the fifty years together. ahh which was highly criticized by other western artist once was indeed the first major western pa to establish full diplomatic relations with aj i'm not forcing on days i'm the theme to suit different e appreciate that. as the role of china as an angel pot of tomato soup bhopal far as the name just a cough that is some of comedy. at midday and then eat off the beaten him up we got the geo

heidi zhou-castro has more on a case that could strain relations between the u.s.nd mexico. >> edgar tamayo was pronounced dead at 9:32 central time, wednesday evening. this came after the supreme court refused to grant a last-minute stay on the execution. the lawyers for edgar tamayo had argued that executing him would be a violation of international law and could endanger u.s. citizens abroad. >> edgar tamayo was 24 years owl when he shot a houston police officer three times in the back of the head. 20 years litre the mexican government says edgar tamayo's execution is a violation of international law. at the heart of mexico's claim is the vienna convention on consular relations a treaty that says a person arrested in a foreign country has a right to contact their consular for help. mexico said that didn't happen for edgar tamayo or 50 other nationals sentenced to die in the united states. two other mexican nationals have been executed in texas. in edgar tamayo's home town. protesters were marching the street, hoping to convince officials in texas to spare his li

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and then b relates to our efforts statewide on the advocacy effort. we're working with the california public parking association. there are agencies that have interests on the parking side and we're going to work on the process. the complete streets the first two relatives to legislation as well as guidelines having to do with our interests in supporting more flexible design efforts at the state level so the cities can advance bike and pedestrian projects that make sense for what's going on on and on on the ground but may not fit with the engineers manual. this is a national issue and even f h w a has enforced the consent when it comes to the application of design standards so in the environment we can forward the kinds of projects that make sense for san francisco. we feel there are there's a great opportunity to make progress with the new secretary and the secretary is interested in active transportation as well as the new roll out of the transportation programs. and then c is really very much from front of the people's minds but in particular with

that is the case stores who have relations with that government will continue to have relations with that comment but iran is not providing volunteers to syria we are having relations with syria in accordance with our agreements in the past and that will continue just for a minister in the interests of russia today told us that iran was actually providing military expertise and help to syrian how we have longstanding military cooperation with the syrian. i meant as the government recognized by the united nations and those doors cooperations within the context of international law within the context of our international obligations and restrictions placed within international law will continue i know that you have spoken to your turkish counterpart about a possible ceasefire in syria and the two countries have their differences but is it really possible to come up with a peace deal on syria on a regional level because you know we often hear wonder how come syria's destinies decide between america and russia but i think it is important for syria's destiny we don't need be decided by th

in which this comes before this commission, each of us received a packet, with the information relating to this complaint which are going to go in a minute be considered adopted by us, at this meeting tonight, unless one of us asked for us to be pulled or to be calendared for discussion. i don't understand that procedure, and maybe someone can explain this to me. i see, a series of rather serious allegations against the high level official in the public utilities commission saying that she violated several aspects of conflict of interest, working at a paid commission at another job and lobbied the public utilities commission to give contracts that she worked for which would have aamounted to $250,000 that she would have been a beneficiary of that and i wind up agreeing with the stipulation and i have no problem with it and obviously underlying it, our staff must have done a fine job of working on it with the fppc. and in bringing about this stimulation. but, why is it that something like this comes to us, and without telling the public and i think that the education of the public, and o

-turkey relations. the prime minister is looking for an escape out of the impasse, then to find a base upon which it can put in turkish policy, to go back to the original policy. i don't know if people believe that at this moment. >> speaking of u.s. turkish relations, u.s. officials, before the meeting said that iran is not open for business as you are aware. there have been sanctions on rain, which have been - some of which have been relieved with the p5 plus 1 nuclear deal. by turkey going to iran, are they undermining sanctions. >> there's an ongoing investigation in turkey. >> the cash for gold. >> yes. in that case that shows that turkey undermined the sanctions. that's the sensitive part of the investigation. to what extent after this relations at this low level, to the extent they've never risked. i don't think so. maybe as i said, for me this visit is more about turkey is looking for an escape out of this backlog that it is in. they are in the middle east and relations in the u.s. and e.u. as y

, the president says relations with europe will be normalized.es that mean? >> normal relations with european countries in terms of trade, exchange, political discussions, so on. >> what will it take to get there? >> at the iranians are focused on what they are trying to do in outreach, and that the european union has a proper discussion about the strategy, what kind of relationship they want me on to negotiation. >> speaking on the part of the president, would you say this gesture is purely economic or politically motivated? >> it is both. he was elected on the mandate of fixing the economy and in order to do that he needs to reach out politically to facilitate economic growth at home in the oil industry is a big part of that. >> carlos marmol the oil industry and how crippling where tell us more -- about the oil industry and how crippling where the sanctions? what ayn rand needs on the oil -- what iran needs is to upgrade its oil industry in terms of technology, not just finding new sources, but to be if that happens, they will have the trust n

people that they don't get along with and i relate to stories with these negotiations, most of them are successful on how you deal with a bad guy and how that relates to difficult negotiations at home with a spouse when you are negotiating to buy a car or a house or a brother or sister. so it is a how to deal with people saying and the essence is that you have to relate and you have to know where you end up with decency and you have to have a certain cultural scale. so the book is about a lot of negotiations as ambassador and governor. and sharks are not easy to deal with and it's important you relate to that chart to get what you want. and in my case, diplomacy is a political prisoner and i had a very good ghostwriter who is writing back there. and it is a good and fun read. i've been teaching and writing books and i'm giving speeches and people are paying me to give my boring speeches. >> never say never. i am happy doing what i'm doing. >> so how do you use humor when you approach this? >> you use this to make them at ease and they try to intimidate you. and there are times i look at

obviously we've been iran and saudi arabia about historic relations we have no relations with them bastards or you level there is no no impediment basically you don't think saudis are afraid of iranian expansions and for example. does not have a history of expansionism iran is a country there is not use force against any other country in two hundred fifty years and it is in our national security interest to have a stable. and. peaceful area. both in the persian gulf region as well as beyond the persian gulf region so we're interested. in any strategic impediment to iran and saudi arabia working together one minute before the end of the show with a quick question dallas conference coming up in a few days president rouhani is going to be there so we'll be prime minister netanyahu is there any way the two could meet face to. all right thank you very much for this interview mr muhammad great teddy with us good to be with you. that was our team so peter back to you thank you so if we are to sophie shevardnadze talking to iran's foreign minister sorry following his meeting with russia's top diplo

then it developed its trade relations with other countries in the region. and of this is an important step for me and you mentioned earlier above the recent sign the new handles the passage in our legacy the month. regarding the feel free to be packed out with the ceiling and also was single. though we do think this is ill with meals something of significance in the ice to washington. it has become one making the domestic market while open accessible and making the plainfield more level you know either. absolutely or your course is not a us decision will allow taiwan to intrigue the trans pacific partnership that utp and modernizing the fact that of course singapore already has free trade relationship with the u s status of that new zealand and singapore both of them inspired to how the money to compete in our mind is a very good beginning for taiwan and i hope taiwan will build on the successes and onto moving the tee pee pee personally i would like to see washington be a little bit more proactive in expressing its support for taiwan's entry into the tee p

as far as relations with the u.s. are concerned they said we entered a new phase last month and they can basically conclude their differences over the nuclear issues and what happened was that interim agreement was the basis for a comprehensive agreeme agreement, what has already been agreed is not temporary. also talked about a pledge for constructive engagement with the world and is seeking to use foreign policy to achieve economic development and in the last part of that speech we heard him saying how he talked about, talking to institutions for the development of iran's energy policy and for long-term partnerships, because that part of the sector is a way to keep security in the region. let's get some reaction back on the ground in davos, just on the back side of where that was taking place, joulules. >> thanks so much, russ. iran isn't involved in the geneva talks i'm joined which our middle east correspondent. i found fascinating the comments he seemed to be making about the foreign aid relying to fuel their eco

in our brief, the issues we have regarding the operation of best cab also that are not necessarily related to the wheelchair pick ups but in terms in the operation of the company itself. mr. leon? >> good evening. my name's scott leon, i'm the lead investigator for the case. i've been monitoring all of the disciplinary action for mr. oha as well as the color scheme holder for best cab. in respect to the problematic issues with this color scheme, best cab had repeated failures of not properly maintaining his business permits at least since 2009 for not staffing the business from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. there were eight separate occasions, including myself and the sfmta staff to announce visits, random inspections, closing inspections and with those visits we found that best cab was not properly maintained the business presence. they were also not properly maintaining the business presence has to do with not submitted the weekly reports which consist of driver rosters, too many drivers, mechanical break downs which we believe is essential business requirements to show proof they are properly run

i hope my visit to india to be due to the further strengthening of japan and the relations the least and strategic global relationship japan is a pure heart. he has moved east on this. he's also a key part of the canola economic development. and in our quest for a peaceful and stable him and asked us a show. and do one a the aggies sync with the concrete to build up infrastructure. i am hostile to come to find out on to any and all of you new homes in indiana the subway system to run underneath the capital of the nativity today it is also a creek to complete and joints and a bison lineup next year the planned high speed rail network in western india japanese finance want to sell indian caste system and also onto up right there but trends. a comment to a certificate to the said japanese businesses campaign behind them rivals such as south korea and some european countries. he said. i bet that you can send us to spearhead business deals by himself. it think it has cool lovely open the new frontier. in the usage of that being gay and japan. and burying to expect a lot out of the job is

the improvement in cross strait relations is. as contributing to security and stability in the region its soul. ivy was probably a turning point and the mind to go and view of washington team and also the fact that you probably feel led to the mentioned earlier is the fact. on these your meal you know ceases and the nation that we were able to resume peace talks at the end of two cars pull even though you have left office at the time but the only one field would have been possible. with all that you know well where you have they really is and that dastardly is very helpful to taiwan. no need to sew back to triple h's bubble sometimes that's how one making him grow into regional economic meaning well you know far as this had the beef issue in itself was just one. sure other trade disputes in the whole goal of long will it bring in high level economic and commercial visitors from washington and one of the whole goal of outreach to visiting congressional delegations was always to get to that point were we to presume that if the talk

committee and on a related note japanese prime minister shinzo lobby says he wants to meet with the leaders of korea and china to explain why he visited the controversial yasukuni war shrine. late last month that said monday that i love between the three northeast asian neighbors is extremely important for peace and security of the region he said he also once explained his reasons for wanting to an end japan's pacifist constitution and goes after the second world war the basis of plea rejected the overtures from tokyo on monday the foreign ministry spokesperson said on his visit to the us including trying this regard at the chinese people. seoul has yet to comment on this latest remarks. before your dna and another began. get the latest line from seoul. any expert analysis from ages fourteen with a viewpoint on the cold its global network and why on arrival that. he always on standby. south. a controversial new subsidiary of the state trying to realign the reader called whale could open as early as this week. the creation of the affiliate is what sparked the nation's longest ever ra

not only as a victim we relate but we relate to both sides of the incident. it is great that he can summon up the courage to be here. a lot of people in his position would want to go hide. that is great. it is important the rest of the officers show support for him. >> humans are now the only ones here to pay respect today. 30 officers brought their canine officer was he was once a canine officer how he met his wife, kelly, a canine officer with the bart police department. sergeant smith is the first bart officer killed on the job in the agency's history. his brothers are obviously here but one of them just spoke moments ago. an attorney general pamela harris spoke, too, saying "we know his sacrifice will never be forgotten." >> we will take another look at the funeral procession. dozens of patrol cars left bart police headquarters from oakland to bid farewell to the sergeant smith of the. >> officers from across the state and nation paid tribute to the sergeant last night at a public viewing. friends, family and law enforcement gathered coming from as far aw

as we celebrated foreign relations committees, a couple of years ago, the historical society gave me an opportunity to point out that the foreign relations committee hold more hearings or at least in those days, then any of the committee. at the time to process all the personnel. likewise, all of the various things that are occurring in the world. president kennedy contributed to visit to these, but this was not a preoccupation. we will was on his mind was the presidency and how he was going to prepare, really, to be a great president, how he was going to prepare, in fact, to be a candidate who would have an opportunity, as a matter of fact he already had experience at the convention prior to the one in which she was nominated in which she was almost the vice-presidential nominee, and he was, i suppose, instructed by what occurred during that time not to at least go through the same mistakes again. i don't want to tell the whole story of john's but before he has suggested talk again today, but i am excited about it because it does really offered, as he suggests, a pathway to the pres

-iranian relations. you could argue in fact they arabist success in stabilizing the nassar regime in egypt leads to the durability of the -- although this is, of course, making a big leap but could partly explain the durability of military government in egypt that has just returned to power, and the similarities between events in syria in the 1950s and more recently. they're very striking in particular last summer when i was reading stories in the newspapers about what -- why isn't the cia in there running covert operations to overthrow the assad regime? the same things were going on in 1956 and 1957, although not skied publicly, but nonetheless there were attempts to mobilize syrian opposition groups to discovery throw the leftist government in syria, and the cia lacked the assets within syria to be able to do that. so, -- >> by assets you mean the manpower and the spy power, perhaps, or whatever is needed? >> exactly. and the links to opposition groups. this is something that kermit roosevelt very much

well me into korean relations are responding to shanghai where he joins us on the town from said shane how that awoke me since the killing and gave exactly for rejecting centers offer to hold talks on the family reunions a blend of which it did happen to your local pride. i did upcoming working between south korea had us that to me. we've been in obvious reference to military drills that are scheduled here in late february but this is often noted that could be helping with the vendors. the takeover of washington is it that all this is not to the dprk supposed to hold a family reunion. possibly if the conditions are right at the moment. in response though here in south korea the education ministry immediately held a press conference expressed its regret for the rejection in particular the ministry had been specially regretful that the dprk would love a humanitarian act. we re union with a feeling it'll military exercises that you should be dealt with completely properly because we're sorry about the different issues here that the ministry also granted him leave for wanting improve ties