workshop on the recognized obligation payment schedule for january 1, 2014 to june 30, 2014, rops, 13-14 b, discussion. >> i want to announce that i will to leave soon and if you don't think that it is rude i will turnover to rosales, when i step out. okay. sorry go ahead. >> thank you. commissioners, members of the public, as you are aware, although, you approved the budget, the board of supervisors and the mayor approved our annual budget, in july, of this year, and there are other layers of authority, and per state disillusion laws that provoids for a 6-month look at proposed expenditures for what is called a recognized payment schedule or the ropses. a number of these have been approved by the over site board over the fiduciary obligations and ultimately the state department of finance has the final say and this is an informational presentation and no action today, but we will come back to you prior to final action, by the over site board and with that, the deputy director, will present this item. >> good afternoon commissioners, my pleasure to be before you once again, with the r

and so what i see now is my next project is going up to the rops to stop the rop. and so you, and you all are so bent on making the rops looking so good in sacramento and i will have to take a bus up there and testify, on those halls there so what goes on down here at city hall. you all? this is unacceptable and i have come up here in plenty of times and i ain't got time for errors no more, if you want to sit down and see how we can move forward and what we call the community reform so that you can report back to jerry, jerry been around twice so that he can report and say that you did it with the community. how in the hel are you going to move on and keep using fillmore or whatever and the way that the agency and the prior agency done to us? okay. bottom line, i am jumping and praying, immediately, that i could sit down and talk with the president and the executive director and the people who are in charge. to find out how we are going to move forward in a way that we can work collectively. because this is not going to continue no more. i am on this case. they are

and so what i see now is my next project is going up to the rops to stop the rop. and so you, and you all are so bent on making the rops looking so good in sacramento and i will have to take a bus up there and testify, on those halls there so what goes on down here at city hall. you all? this is unacceptable and i have come up here in plenty of times and i ain't got time for errors no more, if you want to

the long range plan due in november and the timing issue there and do we anticipate any changes to rops 13, 14, b from the long range property management plan, for example, you know, our disposition of south beach harbor and would that impact any money that we would need in the first half of 2014? i mean, we have been talking about could there possibly be disposition costs? not knowing the timing of how long they will be taking to approve it? >> yeah. >> yes, it is possible. and we have not come up with any hard numbers now that will be that we have put on yet. and i don't think that we have talked through specifically the south beach harbor and we have been talking about appraisals or other things that we need to move forward with any dispositions. >> right >> so i guess that is what i am getting and i through that out as an example. but i can see how the long range property manager plans would either increase the costs in the form of meeting and appraisals and other consultants or whatnot or decrease the costs from potentially having to dispose of or otherwise, do something with the p

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as it was pointed out there by someone in that story that this really is france's and by, extension,rop's only part of the amazon. >> g bachlt riell, if this goes forward, with the local people get richer? are they homesteaders and don't own the property they exist on? >> they own the property that they live on. and they will get rich in the sense of they will get jobs. certainly, this mining operation would bring jobs to the community, but many of the people there say we don't even want those jobs because they want e doe to overtime -- eco m and they feel it would take away more jobs from tourists than it would bring to them some people support it but very much against the project by the locals in the village. >> gabriell joining us live from ghiana ruth bader ginsburg married the an economist and the head of the kennedy senator. in june, ginsburg voted in favor of gay marriage in that ruling that repealed doma, the defense of marriage act. a landslide in taiwan. you have to see to believe. a driver narrowly escapes a giant bolder. >>> welcome back to al jazeera. i am del walters. secret

>> already santa rosa airport reporting drain rop drops not measuring of the most rain up along northern california coast. eureka getting rain now. it's coming in our direction. take a look at the view from our emeryville camera. did you feel the difference outside today with cloud cover it? was cooler today. no doubt bit. temperatures right now 69 degrees in san francisco. 71 oakland, mid 70s in san jose. 63 half moon bay. san jose you're going to be the last to see skploudz rain. you're enjoying sun right now. low 70s now jant rosa, napa, novato. 74 concord, here is a look at computer animation. some light showers and drizzle. it's this next band here 11:00 tom if you have early plans there is a slight chance of thunderstorms. scattered showers across the rest of the bay area, make sure have you umbrellas coming up in a few minute autos thank you. >> weather plays a big part in america's cup race and once again saved the day for team oracle usa. >> yes. high drama, really. wayne, pretty good stuff. >> very strange. is there such a thing as a rally cap in yachting? i don't know. just wh

. >> once you make it small enough it changes properties and we can explore what they do and new rop disappearance. >> reporter: here are the-year-olds top semiconductor makers are tkpwing smallle to develop faster and more energy efficient computers. run of the unique things about this facility is you have leading companies in the computer chip industry fierce competitors in th the global marketplace side by side. they are also sharing ideas. the practical uses are endless. students at the college are studying pharmaceutical applications from treating galcoma to preventing tooth decay. smaller panels are also in works here. >> you can imagine these on the roof of your car. these things become smaller and smaller and they become more flexible. they become lighter but the performances is better than what you get from the the old fashion big glass panels. >> reporter: design firms eyp is one of the college's more than 300 corporate partners. they are already incorporateing nano technology in to their buildings. >> we don't know what's going to be on the market in the three years. we mi

just the perfect rop rope-a-dop. >> you started saying that putin started using obama's own words against him his words are coming back to haunt him. >> putin could not have done a better job, taking obama's words, and turned them against him, and put opponent in a p.m. of a spot. charles: -- hell of a spot. charles: what about a mia culpa, one of my biggest beefs with this president is he never admits is he was wrong, said i'o go back to square 1. >> you don't seriously belief he is going to take responsibility for something, this is the antithesis of what obama has done, it is always somebody else's fall fault, saying i wast there, he will not go with a mia culpa, he will keep failing. charles: they say when in doubt at white house blame bush, leave is light there, we'll talk you to real soonantastic. >> thank you. charles: coming up, a big win for big business, why waging war on walmart has dc wishing it did not. with the spark miles card from capital one, bjorn earns unlimited rewas for his small business take theseags to room 12 please. [ garth ] bjors small busiss earns double miles

the cdc's acceptable rate ze rop world renowned scientist dr.tested for lee go nel la not just for the pittsburgh va but for all across the country. in the early 1980s until 2006. when doctor hu was fired and his long-time colleague dr. stout resigned a few years before this outbreak. >> when it gets that high, and then cases start occurring, the one most single terrible thing that they did, they withheld that information from the emergency room physicians, all the physicians in the hospital, and didn't tell the critical care people that legionela has come back into the water supply and in every one of your faucets. >> the word that comes to my mind is catastrophic failure. >> reporter: for its part the va is saying nothing. our requests for interviews and comments were not returned. this va press release, though, from november 2012 says that the hospital is free of legionela because remediation efforts worked and individuals running the hospitals were reaping big rewards. mike moreland, regional director overseeing the health care system accept

reek poet, "even in our sleep pain, which we cannot forget falls drop by rop upon the heart auntil inwn despair, against our through the sdom awful grace of god." "pain which cannot forget, drop by drop upon the heart." the tragedy and the pain that brings us here today is extraordinary. it is unique. the lives that were taken from us were unique. the memories their loved ones carried are unique, and they will carry them and endure long .fter the news cameras are gone but part of what wears on as well is the sense that this has happened before. part of what troubles us so deeply as we gather here today is how this senseless violence that took place here in the navy yard echos other recent tragedies. as president i have now grieved when five different communities were ripped apart by mass violence -- fort hood, tucson, aurora, sandy hook, and now the washington navy yard. and these mass shootings occur against the backdrop of daily tragedies as an epidemic of gun violence tears apart families across america from the streets of chicago to neighborhoods not far from here. and so once aga

you don't get that medication, you then could be heading for worse problems related to diabetic knew rop think, to -- neuropathy, to vision loss, to the need for dialysis. you need to be in a program that you can follow and that you can afford. that's why closing the doughnut hole was so important. it saves lives and it saves money. i could go on to other examples about what is in the affordable care act. there were many advances in terms of women. there were many advances in terms of kpheurpb. but i want -- in terms of children. i want people to know because i'm getting a lot of sreut mr. getting a lot of vitriolic tweets that maryland wasn't being served. when i looked at the data 48,000 young americans were able to go on their parents plan and had health insurance while they looked for a job or finished their education. also 485,000 marylanders were on medicare, were able to get that annual checkup. 72,000 marylanders were able to participate in the eliminating of the doughnut hole. that saved them on the average of $700 a year for a total of $51 million that was pumped back into the