my name is susanna russo. i currently have i believe it's seat number 2 on the commission of animal control and welfare. i would like to make one change for the record. i am not applying for seat number 7. despite the fact that i'm a veterinarian, i am retired and i don't practice in san francisco. so, i think that was an error perhaps made by the clerk, but i'm only applying or hoping for seat 1 or 2. in terms of my background, i have been a lifelong animal welfare advocate, certainly since the age of 7 when i started advocating for a donkey and a burrough that lived next to me in rhode island. i was instrumental in shepherding the ban on de-clawing of cats several years ago in the city. last night i found myself shepherding racoons and cats not only out of my yard but out of my house first. i consider that the quintessential san francisco animal experience. so, in terms of experience, i've spent the last two years navigating a large and steep learning curve sunshine law, the health codes, learning to build c

russo has asked only to be considered for seats 1 and 2. and we have now heard six of the eight applicants, two who were unable to be here. generally on the rules committee does not consider applicants who are unable to make it unless they are able to speak to members before hand. but, again, i think as always, we are open to considerations. i'm sorry, supervisor campos. >> thank you. first of all, thank you to all the applicants for submitting their applications and for their interest in serving the city. that's also greatly appreciated. and it's always hard to choose where you have more applicants than you have seats. so, why don't i make a motion with respect to the two seats where i think it's pretty clear in my view what we should do, and that would be with respect to seat 7 where we have only one applicant, and that's dr. o'neill who i think made a very strong presentation and i think has the kind of background that you need. i think she will do a good job. and then also for seat number 2, the reappointment of susanna russo who is cur

and four minutes later they got even worse for makana a straight red card for the simply honda and russo scored to test the second eight minutes from time to latching on to alexander sound as cross. while in the early kick off he has never drank a volley didn't jersey modesty has crossed midway through the second half to one high flying to record one they'll win as i'm caught as the tetron side picked up their second straight victory and finished the day third four points adrift of angie. in england on the sunday world bottom q.p.r. drew one one within form of the ten who had steven pienaar sent off and sunderland snatched a woman draw against ten minute call so after a late own goal from denver baa in the northeast. now the new olympic bobsledder track in sochi will stage its first test event this week with competitors claiming it's an easier but safer run the one used at the vancouver games where one loser died the head of the tournament and several competitors crashed out the twenty two all russian gulf will get underway on tuesday on the new track which was approved by delegates prob

leads to san jose by russo. where the bike lane starts essentially. the problem is you have cars coming in and wanting to weave into the stream of traffic with the cars that are coming at much higher speed from the freeway, as well as the cars that are coming from the other side of san jose avenue into the bernal cut so the bike lane is hanging in the balance. a good amount of traffic headed from san jose avenue off-ramp northbound wants to take russo to go into glen park so you have crossings on the bike lane. that is the problem. >> in a more robust planning process where we are able the bring transportation engineers in and designers there could be an opportunity where all three connectivity points could be preserved but might involve more aggressive changes to how that is configured or how land use trade-offs or circulation trade-off modes so those are questions we want answered in collaboration with the community and partners. >> is there more discussion going back to san he say between randall and all the areas were, this convergence, where the

because they are sdirned by likes of es scott ta, valentino, server saatchi, ma sony and ralph and russo, to name few, and look at these gowns. >> wow. that is beautiful. >> they are modeled like the disney princess, but in real life, sould you buy o of their gown s frs from herrod's we just saw, that dress is designed for tiana, from aeb the princess and the frog." >> that obviously, with the pigtail, pocahontas. >> yes. >> i want to dress like belle or cinderella. >> with the glass slippers? >> i did not see any glass slippers. >> that's the little mermaid. >> yes, that is the little mermaid. >> that one, a little hard to walk. >> slz sleeping beauty. going to pick your finger. >> here's the sketches. aurora from sleeping beauty, you guessed right. that's the ellie saab dress. i love her designs. it's like looking at art, looking at the sketches. >> this makes me happy. >> i know. you can still be a princess. you don't even need the prince! you've got the dress. >> yeah. >> true. >> the dress. that's all i care about. >>> we ran into something caught on home surveillance videos. >> mak

. >> item 29 a motion appointing annemarie fortier, susana russo and sharie o'neill, >> same house, same call. >> motion approved item 30. >> motion appointing paul giussi to the graffiti advisory board. >> same house, same call, item approved. >> >> item 31 is approved. >> item 32 is a motion appointing bruce oka term ending april 27th 2013 to the sunshine ordinance task force. >> colleagues same house same call. this motion is approved. item 33. >> item 33 is a motion apointing supervisor eric mar term ending november 28,2013 to the california state association of counties board of directors. >> colleagues do we have a motion to , second and without objection, roll call vote. >> on all right 33, supervisor elsbernd? >> aye. >> elsbernd aye. >> supervisor farrell? >> aye. >> aye. >> supervisor kim? >> kim aye. >> supervisor olague? >> olague aye. >> supervisor wiener? >> wiener aye. >> supervisor avalos? >> aye. >> avalos aye. >> supervisor campos? >> aye. >> campos aye. >> president chiu? >> chiu aye. >> supervisor chu? >> chu aye. >> supervisor [kho*-erpb/]? >> cohen aye. >> there are

ations knows it has as a member of the customs union with dello russo and kazakhstan now there is a w t o member. free trade area with russia and customs rules kazakhstan has begun its. talks but his attempt at getting into the overnight zeeshan are going to be a much bigger challenge. there have been lots of speculation about the customs union and the devil you know because russia is the only w two and three in the in the customs union and the do you think that russia will implement the w t o policies while continuing to be part of the common economic space with the two countries that are known members of the w t how is that possible when you implement any policies regionally or global policies and there you always take a phased approach you don't change it overnight therefore. my guess is that russia will try to get the two countries to join that ability or so that they can have the same rules because the ability or is essentially who based the system and if you are here to that the rule system what are the relationship with those two countries as you said. it should be solved but w

. >>> for those of you who don't know anna de la russo -- >> did she say i need a fashion shower? >> anna is an editor-at-large for vogue magazine in japan. she announced her special collection. >> with h&m. >> the line released yesterday. the girls from wreak havoc went to an h&m in new york city. the doors open and the shop was just mad dash through the store -- >> they are taking all my luggage. >> this is our luggage. >> they look like animals grabbing at these, a piece of meat on the knoll in serengeti. >> how can you stand there and fight. >> it's worth them because they can sell the luggage, $99 to $150, on ebay it's selling for at least $800 to $1200. >> that's ours. you took some luggage. >> the wreak havoc girls get in the mix, buy some stuff as well but they get in the way of the hoarders so they don't end up taking as much as they can to later sell on ebay. >> at least somebody out there trying to do something about breaking this up and stopping people from selling it with the marked up price on ebay. >> these people are like ebay. >> trying to save the public from unn

for the army men and marcano soon saw a straight red after a high challenge on keisuke honda while russo finally got his name on the scoresheet after latching on to alexander sound as poss to complete the two no scoreline eight minutes from time. while in the early kick off igor eleven then go volatile as a muddy ceo's cross midway through the second half to end high flying to wreck i wonder when its own car is the chechen side picked up their second straight victory and finished the day thirty four points adrift of energy. elsewhere alexander got korean was the hero for deny moscow as the russians striker netted both goals in their two one win at second bottom although via the twenty one year old first beekeeper at the meeting about whom off to the far post just six minutes in however is an early strike with counsel that of the loose long walk on the chin slotted home a controversial retaking the penalty with half an hour left. but according swiftly headed home across by jack as down progressed fusion charge is moved up to twelve and a match four points clear of the relegation zone. whi

more power to brussels with a deal that could bring centralised banking supervision researcher jerome russo says no summit will help solve the crisis until it tackles the root cause. there's one thing we've learned over the past couple of years is that when you're in the years something about this crisis is the. exact opposite. side probably needs. increases that into the pressure and agreed to by next didn't want to contract the economy in fact you claim that unemployment things are pretty tight with your regions and speed and that means essentially you have actually seen your fascist forces on the rise. in the move that we haven't seen since and into. the region what's happened is that spreads these actions getting out of these little things are getting a lot worse and the stomach can be billions to address any of the structural problems which include most importantly the deadly embrace between the financial sector which is to be insolvent and a series of states which are going to be over and it emerged this week a new company could take the title of being the world's biggest listed oil p

over the belt tightening measures the country's current prime minister is taking researcher jerome russo believes people are right to fear that they country could fall victim to the white nino crisis. but people who are very well aware that the government's main goal is to who was the story on the italian people and so the protests were always really sort of discredited the government in a much broader sense and in our view for returning to a more democratic more politics in europe the problem is that the situation is that only getting worse especially since november last year when this i mean that technically going into power we've seen serious tax hikes we've seen new spending cuts we've seen reforms in all the holes in the pension system a. veritable of assaults on labor rights and here in florence i mean you can even see it in the streets in the outskirts there are more and more people who are sleeping out in the streets i mean the border goes at night and the situation is getting worse it's not just out there as it is but i do think that it's only it may be next in line with the sit

and researcher jerome russo spoke to have an allele her naughty he says the situation in italy is quickly getting out of control and the country may be the next in line to become the epicenter of the crisis. but people are very well aware that the government's main goal is to who was the story on the italian people and so the protests always really sort of discredit the government in a much broader sense and argue for a return to a more democratic for politics in europe the problem is that the situation is that only getting worse especially since november last year when this i mean the technocratic government came to power and we've seen serious tax hikes we've seen new spending cuts we've seen reforms in all the holes in the pension system a veritable of assault on labor rights and here in florence i mean you can even see it in the streets in the outskirts there are more and more people who are sleeping out in the streets i mean the border guards at night and the situation is getting worse it's not as out there as it is but i do think that it's in the immediate next in line with the situ

russo for seat 2 and dr. o'neill for seat 7, we have that motion with recommendation. we can do that without opposition. i will continue seat number 1 to a later portion of this agenda. at this time, mr. clerk, can you please call item number 3? >> item number 3, hearing to consider appointing four members, terms ending june 6, 2014, to the immigrant right commission. >> thank you. so, i'm going to keep the same format as i had for the previous item. i'm going to call your name in the order that it is listed on the agenda. we do have five applicants with four seats, four who are actually applying for reappointment to their seat. first i will call up vera haile. i do see her here in the audience. commissioner haile, thank you for being with us today. i know that you have long served this commission. it's good to see you. >>> i am here to ask to be appointed again to the commission. you know from my application i spent 13 years working in chinatown at self-help for the elderly, 13 years in the tenderloin at currie senior center. so, i worked closely with immigrants. reas

the likes of cowen doing rather well today the camera making financials a russo boosting the markets and commercial bank of china doing well it's the world's largest bank by market share one point eight percent than some of the earning to beat estimates hong kong. well as well that's all taking a back in the previous session and the current says the euro dollar is trading rather thinly at the moment not a lot really focus is now going to shift on the e.u. finance meeting later on in europe with the headlights on a two year extension and prospects for the next tranche of aid for grace that is on the agenda with ruble that's how to finish up the trading session in. the equity markets experienced a quiet trading session that was because it was closed and also oil as well the commodity was most affected by the hurricane sandy as well so that was the situation we have lost their bucking the trend the company over two billion dollars for its substances to cover some of the costs of. things that seems to be it for now right we have got and coming up here with the president of new got to sta

more power to brussels with a deal that could bring centralised banking supervision researcher jerome russo says no summit will help solve the crisis until it tackles the root cause. there's one thing we've learned over the past couple of years is that when you're in the years something about this crisis they usually mean the exact opposite. end of the phrase inside probably means the resource that went into depression or greenspan next to one of the conservative economists in fact points and unemployment stands at twenty five. the regions and the demands is said to have actually. you fascist forces on the right these. are the move that we haven't seen since the one to. the region what's happening there is the spread of the elections getting out of these little things are getting a lot worse and the summit can be billions to address any of the structural problems which include most importantly be embraced between more of the financial sector which is completely insolvent and a series of states which are going to be. turning out of some other stories making global headlines israel's prime mi

power to brussels with a deal that could bring centralized banking supervision researcher durham russo's know some that will help solve the crisis until it tackles the root cause. being that we've learned over the past couple of years is that when you're in the years they do something about that in this crisis they usually mean the exact opposite and in one sense on the see the end of the price of the site probably needs to step into the pressure i don't agree start next to one of contracts in the economy in fact playing not employing them to twenty five percent that you have regions in spain which are demanding secession you have actually. fascist forces on the rise in the move that we haven't seen since the one nine hundred thirty s. so the really what's happening here is that the spreads these are actually spinning out of these things are getting a lot worse and the stomach completely bananas to address any of the structural problems which include most importantly the debt the embrace between more financial sector which is completely insolvent and a series of states which are going to

expected to come will get further austerity conditions jerome russo a debt crisis researcher at the european university institute in florence says that no summit will help solve the crisis until it tackles the root of it all there's one thing that we've learned over the past couple of years is that when european leaders say something about this grace is they usually mean the exact opposite. side on this thing the end of the crazy side probably means it's the greeks are slipping into depression led to greece by next to one of the contract to the economy in fact it was twenty percent unemployment things of twenty five percent of the different regions in speed which are demanding secession to have actually new fascist forces on the rise in greece leaving even the move that we haven't seen since the one nine hundred thirty s. so i think really what's happening here is that stress is actually spinning out of control things are getting a lot worse and the summit that we have today in brussels is absolutely some solace . obviously because if you can believe the theory of the stimulus any of the str

power to washington with a deal that could bring a centralized banking supervision researchers drone russo's no summit will help solve the crisis until it tackles the root cause. look there's one thing that we've learned over the past couple of years is that when you're in the year say something about this crisis they usually mean the exact opposite i don't want to see the end of the crisis in sight probably means that the increases that went into depression or greenspan next to one of the contracts in economy affects you point and unemployment stands at twenty five different regions and speed limits the session actually you fascist forces on the right we. move that we haven't seen since the one two thirty region what's happening is the stress the elections getting out of these things are getting a lot worse and the summit completely fails to address any of the structural problems which include most important. debbie and bruce between the financial sector which could be and a series of states which are. still to come here on r t stun grenades lighting up the streets of coates' city with poli

new unemployment data the highest in the history of the bloc russo research of the european universities to change the numbers speak for themselves well it says that the state of the economy is absolutely dire and it actually tells us that what these leaders are trying to do through these meetings in these summits is actually aggravating the situation because they are the measures that are being imposed the radical structural reforms each of these things is actually aggravating the situation by undermining growth or mining investor confidence and the humanitarian tragedy i mean there is an enormous public outrage right now in spain as there is in greece as there is in portugal and if these people who are allowed to decide on their own future they would not choose the path of the u.s. forcing them down right now so what you're seeing is a repetition of what we've seen for the past twenty thirty years what's happened in the developing world is that international lenders through international is the tuitions actually cancel the sovereignty of nation states in order to ensure full repayment

territory of ukraine now one of the main goals of this project was to bypass countries like bella russo in ukraine which have at times proven unreliable transit partners in order to directly supply gas to european clients and indeed one year ago the first line was launched now the second line has been launched and this launch has been hailed by the heads of four states russia germany the netherlands and france let's listen to what president vladimir putin had to say . see that in the. north stream is fully capable of meeting europe's growing energy demand and the natural gas of the troops directly but in the way the surest distance russia's largest gas reserves with european markets set in can the suppliers will have new transit risks will be stated in a study we get. at them we're going to know indeed what gas problem one of the main shareholders in this project on the supplier of gas is doing is presenting itself as a reliable supplier of gas to europe also it has been mentioned that there is a potential of the third and the fourth line of this project to be built within the next thre

. >> reporter: so bizarre, that janet russo knew something was wrong. this prompted her and their husband to check on their 9-week-old infant daughter, harper. sure enough, something was wrong. harper wasn't breathing. >> my husband called 911. and the ambulance came here. and it was because of our dukey dog, who alerted us. >> reporter: duke's call for help saved the little girl. harper is now doing just fine. >> if duke hadn't, you know, been so scared, we would have just gone to sleep. >> reporter: they adopted him six years ago. a debt of gratitude that's been repaid times over. >> he was meant to be ours. i tell him all the time, you were born in mommy's heart. just because he was so meant to be ours. he's a good boy. >> he is a good boy. so cute. so cute. and the they hope this story will encourage more pets. there's three people i know, i'm not going to mention their names. but there's three people who have not adopted pets. >> i'm dealing with a 6-month-old. but you know what? could be the best investment to make. >>> coming up here on "good mor

joining us right now is congressman marty russo. good morning, marty. and robert walker, congressman of pennsylvania now executive chairman. good morning. >> good morning. >> i don't want to spend much time on this but voter fraud has been in the news and we have seen this under cover video of patrick maran who was the field director for his dad jim moran talking about voter fraud. there's a person who comes up and says he's a reporter -- says he's a person. but patrick says unfortunate things. he has stepped down. but he in no way has committed voter fraud. how damaging is something like this? does the voter look at this and think about the campaign as a whole or this was a miss step? >> the campaign took the right step. they asked him to step down which he did. and that takes care of it with regard to that particular campaign. the overall issue of voter fraud is one we wrestle with up in pennsylvania, for example. we had intimidation of voters that took place in philadelphia back a couple years ago. the whole question of voter fraud is a legitimate qu

mary russo loves eating vegetables and loves sewing things. she grows some of her own vegetables.ou very much, willard. >>> when we come back, adam levine on "the voice," and then on stage with his band, maroon 5 in our studio. this is "today." as a pastor, my support for question 6 is rooted in my belief that the government should treat everyone equally. i would not want someone denying my rights based upon their religious views, therefore i should not deny others based upon mine. it's about fairness. this law does not force any church to perform a same sex marriage if it's against their beliefs. and that's what this is about. protecting religious freedom and protecting all marylanders equally under the law. join me in voting for question 6. ♪ >>> back now at 8:38 with adam levine, lead singer of maroon 5. they're about to head out on tour in support of their new album "overexposed," he's also one of the coaches on "the voice." and the competition is hotter than ever. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> we're going to hear from maroon 5 in a little bit, but first we want to

russo? >> don't want to get too comfortable with this gavel here next to me. [laughter] thank you very much, mr. chairman. i'd like to, actually, follow up on that same line of thinking. when you look at a state like maine, we're a very rural state, and access is an extremely important issue. and when you look at what we're seeing in the military today with the increase in suicide rates as well as within our veterans' population, female veterans i just saw a movie, documentary the other day, "the invisible war," with sexual assaults and some of the problems that our female veterans have. so access is extremely important. first of all, like to thank the american legion once again for putting out a system worth saving. i think that's definitely a very good document that i enjoy reading every year because it really highlights some of the issues out there in the va system. following on the same train of thought that chairman miller brought up, when you look at access whether it's tricare, whether it's utilizing our federally-qualified health care clinics, i can un

chris achen, and melanie russo, the national press secretary for the dnc.joining us from washington d.c. one of our this week in voter suppression superstars judith brown. sflooits all going to happen in ohio. this is the most important state for this election. >> it's an effort to restrict the right to vote, and it started off with politicians trying to do it, and we will see as we get closer to the election that there will be political operatives, individuals and organizations that will engage in efforts to restrict the vote. so we have houston trying to continue to go to the courts. oh, that didn't work? okay. let me do it through the administrative process. i'll cut back on the hours on my own. now we have, you know -- we are concerned about the efforts with regard to the billboard that is we saw in wisconsin and ohio. >> yep. >> which advancement project and other civil rights organizations put up countervailing billboards where we -- >> before you go any further, pause and just remind folks that they were watching last week and they saw those billboar

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