i heard commissioner renne first. all in favor, please say aye. thank you very much. good evening. >> the right to vote allows us to vote for candidates or party and it is a significant way to have our voice heard. exactly 100 years ago, women were given the vote in california. the battle for women's suffrage was not an easy one. it took more than 70 years. a woman could run for president in new york. >> organizing this conference, basically it modeled itself on a declaration of independence for women. it marked the beginning of the women's equality movement in the united states. >> at that time, women were banned from holding property and voting in elections. >> susan b. anthony dedicated her life to reform. >> suffrage in the middle of the 19th century accomplished one goal, it was diametrically opposed to this idea. >> many feared it would be corrupted by politics. >> women in the 19th century had to convince male voters that having the vote would not change anything. that woman would still be devoted to the home, the family, that they would remain pure and innocen

i heard commissioner renne first. all in favor, please say aye. thank you very much. good evening. >> good afternoon, and welcome. this has to be the coldest and windiest. i want to thank san francisco for your hospitality. i often feel i have one of the best jobs. every spring we get to work with communities putting in green spaces, and this is what this is all about, helping communities benefit from green spaces in urban areas. we could not have done this without partners. gerwe have the park conservator, and we have volunteers from lows and fresh and easy today. you really are the reason we are in the rain and cold during this great work, so we were talking about partners co., and we stard talking and realized we have added them as a partner, so i would like to introduce jocelyn to say a few words about our program. >> good afternoon. it is living up to its reputation of rain. we are thrilled with our partnership says. many are committed, and we join with our partners for our gardens and green space program, and we are recognizing the moral leadership and the devel

i heard commissioner renne first. all in favor, please say aye. thank you very much. good evening. >> good morning, everyone. i am the director of the mayor's office of economic and workforce development. we are here to announce the 10- year lease for river bed at 680 folsom st.. 167,000 square foot lease. we have the mayor, ceo of river bed, the owner of the building, as well as david from jll to talk of the significance of this to the city. >> thank you, good morning. welcome to the super bowl of innovation. while we did not enjoy the other super bowl, we have been working on hours. i have always referred to san francisco -- and we continue to do this -- as the innovation capital of the world. riverbed's decision to sign a 10-year lease and to work with the city to renovate a building here in south market, to make sure they are staying and growing here is a reflection of not only their interest in making sure they continue to find talent that exists in the city, but that the city, working with our state interests as well as our i.t. companies, continue to do everyth

commissioner renne? let me note before we take public comment that matters related to the mayor's suspension of the sheriff that are the responsibility of the ethics commission will be handled and scheduled separately. they will begin with a preliminary hearing that will establish the rules and parameters for that process and the dates and times for those proceedings will be posted consistent with our usual advance notice requirements so, again, nothing tonight will relate to that topic but there will be public notice as soon as we have the dates arranged with the relevant players. so, thank you very much. let us -- let me return to the roll call and note that commissioners liu and chair hur have been excused for tonight. three members of the commission constitutes a quorum to proceed with business. let me start with public comment on matters appearing or not appearing on the agenda that are within the jurisdiction of the ethics commission. >> yes, you probably reminded yourself recently a number of time

commissioner renne? me note before we take public comment that matters related to the mayor's suspension of the sheriff that are the responsibility of the ethics

it's on exhibit at the renn wick right now. what we've come to figure out from this is that this wallpaper was most likely the wallpaper that was used in the elliptical salon. when we come back to the painting again, you'll see this is actually used as historical reference. there's an inscription here from mrs. madison to mrs. latrobe. they'd known each other since infancy. that always seemed to have helped his causes when he was on the outs with the madisons. mrs. madison was known to have spent most of her time working on her own parlor chamber than any other room in the house. also known as the antechamber where the president received guests. the space was said to be extremely fashionable done mostly in a yellow color. with sofas and dhars in the same satin. and chairs used the same cornice as around the windows. in the parlor, a portrait miniature of mrs. madison was present denoting the room's name sake. the state dining room transported from being jefferson's library and study into an actual dining room. it had the least

we got to make sure we have the research done so we can make sure we develop the next renn ration of ipads. i want to share with my friends again someone who is willing to compromise when the facts change. and that was rapidly becoming my favorite republican, ronald reagan. signed many tax increases into law because we had to deal with a long-term structural budget testify -- deficit issue. highway revenue act, 1982, signed into law by ronald reagan. social security amendments of 1983, signed into law by ronald reagan. railroad retirement revenue act of 1983. signed into law by ronald reagan. deficit reduction act of 1984, signed into law by ronald reagan. consolidated omnibus budget reconciliation act of 1985. signed into law by ronald reagan. omnibus budget reconciliation act of 1985. signed into law by ronald reagan. super fundament ams and reorganization. signed into law. another tax increase by ronald reagan. continuing resolution of 1987. signed into law by ronald reagan. omnibus budget reconciliation act of 1987. signed into law by ronald reagan. continuing resolutions 1988. t

nina owcharenko (pronounced 'oh-sha-renn-oh') has been thinking about that for two years -- ever sinceery dangerous precedence for us." 5:56trt=:04owcharenko, (pronouncedd'oh-sha-renk-oh' )is he ddrector of the centtr for healthhpolicy studies at the heritage foundation. if the law is upheld by he u.s. &psupreme court -- owcharenko believes state's rights will take a back seat, while the boundaries for the federal government to cootrol stretch far beyond hhalth care. in 4:38 "it is a very similar - analogy to say the government is going to tell you, yyu have to buy a car and it has to be has the power to send citizens to war, and force them to pay taxes, but legally require people to buy health insurance -- well, no such line existss in the constitution. byronn warnken is a lawyer and professor of law. sound onn byron warnken)sot in :01 "the real buzzword is tte fact that it would give the government probably only in a limited area, what to do." 2:10 trt=:09 further bluring the tenth amenddent -- giving congress more power then mentioned in the conntiiution. owcharenko says if the just

hey, listen, shakespeare, what fools you mortals be if you play facebook with renn. other than bayou here. oh, another one. this one is a tweet from eric holstein, okay, like the cow. well, not really like -- if you are eric, he probably doesn't like that analogy. anyway, what are your thoughts regarding the company with too much cash on its hands acquiring nintendo to compete with xbox and ps3? i'm willing to say that the company is apple. apple is not going to make that acquisition, and, by the way, may i point out that microsoft is doing incredibly well and yet it is still hated. as this market continues, with its new-found down trend, everyone is so bearish. microsoft under 30. that's for me. "mad money" is back. >> they say money never sleeps. neither does jim cramer. follow @jimcramer on twitter. [ female announcer ] want to spend less and retire with more? at e-trade, our free online tools and retirement specialists can help you build a personalized plan and execute it with a wide range of low cost investments. get a great plan and low cost investments at e-tr

he'll get three years pro allegation ball games, also be required to attend domestic vy rennes classesmmunity service. the stay-away order that blocks mirkarimi from going close to his wife will stay in effect until he finishes some of those classes. we have unedited video of the his response and you can find it on the tab at ktvu.com. >>> republican voituriers casting ballots right now in primaries in mississippi and alabama. scott macfarlane is in our newsroom with why today's primaries are especially important to the campaign of newt gingrich. scott? >> reporter: in fact, newt gingrich is the only one still on the ground there campaigning among the presidential candidates. the former speaker has something of a southern strategy. he wants to add wins in both alabama and mississippi to his victories in georgia and south carolina. gingrich has a primary event tonight scheduled in birmingham. the polls are too chose in these states to determine who is favorite but rick santorum supporters want gingrich to bail and set up a two-man race. >> interview: we think the states coming up are go