they changed names but the same people located in the same place. >> commissioner torres: how many local jobs do we anticipate creating? >> with shell, none to speak of. shell is doing it on a part-time basis. >> they're going to be the broker. >> that is accurate. on noble, they have said they will have their call center in san francisco. >> commissioner torres: will those people be unionized? >> we have not gotten to that part of everything we have done has been unionized. >> i believe you will get to this in your presentation. maybe you could finish the presentation and we can take questions but on the local building out pieces, the idea is this will be the job generator. >> i am not sure if understood the answer. firming and shipping? -- shaping. my brothers and sisters in ipew want to understand that further. >> i appreciate your bringing me back to this. the concept is in -- interim and resources. that resources will provide -- resource will provide [unintelligible] those are an equivalent number of megawatt hours tied with the resources. there is the wind and hydro resource. the f

president chiu: same house, call? this resolution is adopted. >> item 22 -- resolution approving the exchange of a portion of city property located near the intersection of folsom street and essex street. president chiu: same house, call? this resolution is adopted. >> item 23 reason resolution approving the report the amendment to the agreement with serco, in support of the sfspark pilot project. president chiu: colleagues, same house, call? this resolution is adopted. >> item 24 -- resolution authorizing the execution and performance of an option to purchase approximately 3300 sq. ft. industrial building and land at 1 newhall street. president chiu: colleagues, house, call? this resolution is adopted. >> item 25 -- resolution authorizing the san francisco municipal transportation agency to amend an expenditure contract with cyprus security to continue security services for an additional three years. president chiu: same house, called? this resolution is adopted. >> item 26, resolution approving an amendment to the c

media learned that very same lesson he also happy to simply regurgitate whatever the u.s. government's official stance is without any skepticism without any analysis and it turns out all those vast ideological differences between say fox and c.n.n. or m.s.m. b c they tend to disintegrate when it comes to foreign policy fox news is happy to rail against the evil of without even having a reporter on the ground c.n.n. brings on different after dissident to drum up international support for intervention and the best part of the us media's coverage of syria is it simply par for the course whether iraq bosnia or libya it's always the same so must be nice for the us government to know that when it comes to decides or when it comes to intervening either economically or militarily in a foreign country it can always count on the u.s. media to have its back artie's wary of the notion that takes us to the war torn country with the latest. the city of there is sort of maybe liberated but in the last few days it suffered a brutal occupation i mean my family's a sponge it's not the rates

, it's a lot of the same types of verbiage, a lot of the same types of things that they're already continuedsten to. so of course they're going to pay attention and believe what he's saying. >> and elisa, for you these tapes have got to be incredibly disturbing. >> it is and it's harder know to hear the tapes. it's very much the same tone in which he is going about it as he did with me and coaching me to go back to the husband that i didn't want to be with and go back and be that submissive wife and to do what i was told to do. >> what was he telling the men in the congregation about having sex with their wives? >> sex was absolutely taboo, even if you were married. a man was to only have sex with his wife for the purpose of a procreation or fathering a child with her unless there was extreme other circumstances, it was not considered okay. he was never to have sex with her if she was pregnant, if she was nursing a baby so she could not conceive, he shouldn't have sex with her. there were all kinds of rules and regulations. >> elissa, as creepy as the tapes are, warren jeffs to me doesn't so

had we not been of the same sex, we would have not had any problems.after receiving help from senator feinstein, i led the drive to introduced private bill 867. when my advocacy became public, scores of bi-national couples began contacting me for help. not a day goes1/ request. i testified before the california state assembly, judiciary committee, and provided written testimony to senator leahy for the uniting of american families act. the irc, in making their recommendations to the mayor and board of a supervisors, to improve and enhance the quality of life into the participation of all the grim immigrants in the city and county of san francisco must include the plight of same-sex couples and by-national relationships. at the four of any immigration reform discussion, particularly for this city, the current immigration law fails so many immigrants and families. yes, same-sex relationships stand on prejudicial ground when compared to their heterosexual counterparts. without specific language such as that in the united families act which seeks to have p

in the same bring. on our children to go around the corner what you don't know maybe not they look at and maybe a world map they can find out about our history and our geopolitics. ok mr president we talked about one side of the nuclear question to the nuclear issue just now let's talk about the civil side of it nuclear plant which has been in development for a long time you had the official opening certainly very recently it's still not operationally on stream yet. you've got close relations with russia you always have this country and vice versa. there is some financial dispute at the moment with ra sas and that's the cooperation in russia regarding bushehr live in helping you develop it could you give us an idea of what that disputes about and more crucially is it likely to hold up the operational launch date of your a nuclear power plant no not so much of a i'm just hearing this from you on the limits of the officer with alonso like you are i have already talked with president medvedev and then this

any same-sex couple are not going to have access to that same pension benefit.ust not available to them. >> thank you very much and i thank all of you for being here today. it is very important and i am very grateful. senator whitehouse. >> thank you manocherian thank you or your leadership on this issue. i will loudly yield. this discussion we are we are having is so often a clash between ideology and just human stories that what i would like to do is to take my time to act out the testimony of ron and andrew and susan with some stories from rhode island. david and rock wrote to me from providence. we now both have active and busy careers and a teenager thinking about college in the financial challenge of college tuition and shrinking retirement assets. we are involved in the community and our church. we have the concerns of most families. in fact if we were a heterosexual couple our story of the conservative american family, the importance of education, the importance of faith, delaying marriage until financially stable, marriage followed by a shared household

nick: probably got the same club. >> yep. on the same line. and just outside of keegan.ut it is looking like it is bradley's major championship. ok. nick: yeah, ok. very much like the shot at 17 that made it by about three or four yards. and that was four or five. for a youngster, the first time experience to be the sensation of hitting the shot like that in a major. you will remember that for the rest of your life. jim: we talked about his aunt pat, and all of this experience growing up with an lpga hall of famer as your aunt. he attended the cup when she captained the u.s. team in scotland. but not to be lost in all of this, his mother, kay, is out here in the gallery, and his father is a pga professional. reminds me of when davis love won at winged foot. they understand the lives of these professionals. the 27,000 men and women of the the 27,000 men and women of the pga of america. jim: it has been a phenomenal year on the u.s. tour for rookies, but i don't believe anyone expected that would be part of the story here, just outside of atlanta. nick: i would love to kno

president chiu: same house, call? this resolution is adopted. >> item 20 -- resolution declaring the intent of the city and county of san francisco to reimburse certain expenditures from future bonded indebtedness. president chiu: supervisor kim? supervisor kim: thank you. i wanted to speak quickly about this item. this is anthony's, one of the centers of the tenderloin neighborhood, providing meals to the homeless. this would allow for the expansion to allow for more individuals and will increase 90 units of affordable senior housing. something we are excited the city will be able to support in this way for st. anthony's. president chiu: colleagues, house, call? this resolution is adopted. >> item 21 -- resolution approving the first minute to contract between the san francisco municipal transportation agency in the transgendered bay joint powers authority -- and the transgendered a joint powers authority. president chiu: same house, call? this resolution is adopted. >> item 22 -- resolution approving the exchange of

to the same highway sending information on the same fiber using several different. and each plane is flying it. and you see what kind of breakthrough we're talking about . redefining the computer. one hundred. the world. in two thousand and six. that's a huge number. expect. future. conditions for. technologies to develop. to competitive firms with cutting edge projects. and possibly. innovative business abroad to bring them home. over the world from the famous silicon valley to taiwan and southeast asia. to build this kind of center in russia. right now that's part of the skolkovo project an international city of science and technology over the next decade in all directions from this spot just outside of moscow so the next time technology update brings you a high tech success story it might just be born and raised right here in enjoy the ride. that. he's going to cover. to take scientific groups. to give them kind of conditions like. what we discussed with you when we were there and. in order to develop. a prototype and get custom attraction. and this has to be don

who are experiencing the exact same hardship who have the exact same thoughts who all just happen to claim that certain people represent them as leaders and who act the exact same way i know i have to be odd as this one is one of the hardest things about bringing guests on the show to try to have them calm and analyze on something as a larger problem to have one person speak about a larger group of people who obviously don't all feel the exact same way but neither develop nor myself claim to speak for the entire african-american community obviously rise of the entire african community does not feel think live the same way and i don't mean to communicate otherwise but you have to look at polling you have to look at the representatives of the congressional black caucus and do your best to get a broader perspective but it's never going to apply to every single member of any group one responder if you were to watch my interview with atticus sperry and all the rest of looters in the u.k. including one man who was sentenced to six months in prison for stealing a water bottle and eight said

we can expect the same action?> i think you have to different differentiate, but you may not get as much damage here as you would at the shore line or san francisco bay. this is a rough site -- >> if you're going to be out in richmond, it's right there. >> yeah. i have heard that along ocean beach here and a few blocks in, there are some special hazards because of the fact that there's water underlying the ground and so on. is that -- >> yeah. there are hazards associated with anu$quake. obviously the firstçó one is ground shaking which we talked about. then there are other gee owe logic hazards and that's where the sand turns to quick sand, especially the sands that are beneath the water level. other hazards associated is lateral spedding. after the soil lick -- becomed and flows, the dense --ification. >> if i eat a box of cereal and it's full, it's two inches down. >> that's true. damages associated with those phenomenas are severe. you've seen pictures along valencia street where the hotel is lying on its side.

when you execute someone who has been there for 12 years, you are not executing the same man who came in. the notion that the system has no flock, -- stanford law school has posted something from 1900, and this is well documented. these are innocent people being executed. in that same time, almost 400 other people were released from death row before they were executed because they were found to have been innocent. >> ladies and gentleman. at 4:a.m., edward earl johnson was executed in the gas chamber -- with the sentence of the second court, and i'll be glad to entertain any questions that you may have. >> he indicated his innocence, and he regretted the situation and he felt no ill will towards anyone. and he was thankful that the process was coming to a close. and he stated, that he was not guilty. >> innocent people go to death row and more of them die. this was enough to cause any government to stop and take stock of where this was regard to the death penalty. in regard to that question, it always comes down to the morality of it all. >> let's start with questions for the panelist

, it's a lot of the same types of verbiage, a lot of the same types of things that they're already continued to listen to. so of course they're going to pay attention and believe what he's saying. >> and elisa, for you these tapes have got to be incredibly disturbing. >> it is and it's harder know to hear the tapes. it's very much the same tone in which he is going about it as he did with me and coaching me to go back to the husband that i didn't want to be with and go back and be that submissive wife and to do what i was told to do. >> what was he telling the men in the congregation about having sex with their wives? >> sex was absolutely taboo, even if you were married. a man was to only have sex with his wife for the purpose of a procreation or fathering a child with her unless there was extreme other circumstances, it was not considered okay. he was never to have sex with her if she was pregnant, if she was nursing a baby so she could not conceive, he shouldn't have sex with her. there were all kinds of rules and regulations. >> elissa, as creepy as the tapes are, warren jeffs to me does

but at the same time, mr. chairman, i must admit i find unbelievable that in the year 2011, there is still a need to hold hearings and debate whether or not a human being should be able to marry the one they love. now, i grew up in southern alabama. outside a little town called troy. but my entire childhood are full of signs that said white restroom, colored restroom, white water fountain, colored water fountain, colored ladies, white ladies, white men, colored men. as a child i tasted the bitter foods of racism and discrimination. and i did not like it. and in 1996 when congress passed the defense of marriage act, the taste of that old bitter truth filled my mouth once again. the defense of marriage act is a stain on our democracy. we must do away with this unjust discriminatory ball once and for all. it reminds me of another dark time in our nation's history. in many years when states passed laws banning blacks and whites from marriage. we look back on that time now with disbelief, and one day we will look b

would your film work be the same? do you have a vision of film that might be different from what other people are doing currently? you know, it would probably be in line with a lot of the ideas and thoughts and feelings that have gone into my own work, you know, into my photographic work. and so it would not be so off-base, you know. but it would be film, which is different. but you also make precious objects. that is, you make limited editions of photographs. and when piss christ became a controversy, people thought it actually was a work, an object in three dimensions they would see. and they were startled to see a photograph. when you look at a technique or a medium, is it something for you that is changeable in film from photography-- in intention--as well? would you take us in a new direction or dimension through film? i'd certainly try, of course, you know. definitely. i--i find that--you know, i don't create too many art objects, but i have. and even though they will not, you know-- they're not photographs, the

and all the members of congress over a year ago making the same point it is the same point we made to our common parts in the european community saying you're making a mistake by doing so putting on the brakes and it's beginning to show your previous guest was talking about some of the impacts we're seeing in england right so ok we know why the republicans are doing it and i would add my personal conspiracy theory to that that they intend they actually intend to crash the economy so that they can run against obama twenty twelve not a bad economy but you know whether or not they're that malicious i suppose is up for debate but it's certainly what they're doing question the second question that is why is the president going along with i think the president's partially in a corner here that he doesn't have a lot of choice the reality is we have to deal with this congress and specially the house that there is no compromise because they've locked into these positions and so you're in this terrible dance where you need more investment in the economy and the other party won't compromise they

it is the same little family at the centre. same father, the story teller rashid and his wife who have this relationship where the father is all head in the clouds and airy fairy and unrealistic. and the mother is sort of, the mother is the one that says that life is real. and you have to save it she's-- i mean she's-- what was rashid known as, the shaw what because he is an oral storyteller. if people like him they call him the ocean of notion. but if they don't he is the shaw of blah. >> so luka, he encounters the father's ghost. >> yeah, and then he has to set off on this quest through the magic world, in the same way as the classical quest narratives, facing different adversaries, having to overcome a whole series of obstacles and trying to final hae get to the center, the inner sank tomb of where the fire is. >> you want people to say this is not a sequel to this. these are companions. >> i think that they stand alone. i very much wanted to write it as a stand alone book but they're related, yes. i mean in the way that thi

same house, same call. so moved. next item. >> item 7. authorize the executive director to exercise the second one-year option of the professional services contract with cordoba/zurinaga joint venture by $1,000,000, to a total amount not to exceed $4,574,000, to provide on-call project management and oversight services and authorize the executive director to negotiate the contract terms and conditions. this is an action item. commissioner mirkarimi: any conversation on this particular action item? any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. same house, same call. so moved. next item. >> item 8. adopt positions on state and federal legislation. this is an action item. commissioner mirkarimi: i know that this was well-bedded in committee. any other conversation? public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. can we take this same house, same call? very good. now we move into plans and programs committee. next item. >> item 9. reappoint rosie west to the citizens advisory committee. this is an action item.

the same injustice. the same inheritance of power like in syria. so those rulers consider themselves owners of the country. the only thing we need was this spark to be lit. the spark was in tunisia. and it went through the countries to syria. that's part made the shift that we should go to the streets. >> on march 18, 2011, the unthinkable happened. the syrian people took to the streets by the hundreds, protest against the regime. it was an unprecedented challenge to president bashir and his family's 41 years dictatorship over the country. >> i was happy. but at the same time i was afraid because of the security agents who were gathering. and we were only around 100 people. >> reporter: most of the first protestors were damascus natives. a 25-year-old who was studying law in beirut when the arab uprisings began. he came home to damascus to join a wave of young people willing to risk their lives to openly confront the regime. and one of the world's most tightly controlled. >> but there were many watching. are they security? are they with us? against

and she's had exactly the same thing. for the same exact reason. and it takes generally about four months before they put that back on because the brain has gone back to normal. and she did exactly the same thing. so in that sense i had a pretty good idea of what she's feeling like, how she's speaking, how she's walking, and certainly her cognitive abilities of what she's able to think like and what she can understand. >> the extraordinary thing talking to you, bob, is if i hadn't known your story you seem completely normal in every respect. are you? i meando you still have residual issues with the injuries? do you still have any cognitive problems? >> yeah, my wife still has problems with me. other than that, in terms of medically, you know, i do have issues. you know, i've got what's called aphasia, which is a loss of my ability to remember certain things. the order of letters sometimes are very difficult. i've lost my memory of many, many words. so in the very beginning, when i was hit, i lost just tons of words. in fact, i couldn't even make my

being hung by the same people who attacked veterans and. fish year ukrainian football is no stranger to off pitch violence and nazi slogans the same football fans who cost with the police are often seen in the marches at times carrying symbols for bitten by football organizations in europe some experts blame the trend on the ideology of the previous administration. ultra nationalism has been radicalized in ukraine because for five years it's been strongly supported by the ruling elites no ultra rights movements are infiltrating football supporters and nobody does anything either the authorities know the football clubs the do normal key of clubs as it carries no direct responsibility for the incident with andre. like to ukraine. death to enemies these laws in ukraine but everything to avoid incidents like this one those people are provocateurs and. it's an excuse that would not stand up next year when ukraine and poland co-host the european football championship with the eyes of europe focused on key of bettors commemorating the likes of whi

really is beside the point at this juncture it's interesting that you say a position to put in the same people at the top many others are saying yeah you know it's mubarak's henchmen who are now running the military transitional government at the moment now over the past few months there have been sit ins sit in protests in cairo demanding foster reforms in the country how much has actually changed in egypt since february is revolution well i think a lot has changed and it's largely unfortunately change for the worse the economy as you noted has plunged since since the events of january. the tourism is not going to be bombed back anytime soon but even even still there was a rather healthy growth curve in the last several years even while mubarak was still in power and that that has dramatically changed for the worse this never was about democracy in the first place a lot of youth were brought onto the streets under the illusion that it was but it never was and the military command was sitting in the pentagon all these events were unfolding getting coaching from the joint chiefs of staff

. >> the same would apply to the guy who goes across the bay bridge? this is a huge amount of money to spend? >> of applied to all. it would fit the definition. >> have you heard from the tour bus companies? what are they called? >> generally, i think that they are concerned, especially if it is a short time line that we are meeting with them to discuss what is reasonable. >> thank you. >> commissioners, any other questions? >> i have been to other countries and i have seen a lot of their tour bus in use is -- tour buses using headphones. it would save money for those companies that don't need to have an english toward -- tour for a japanese tour. >> i agree that the large obnoxious buses needed to be reined in. i am sensitive to the issue of it. this is raised with the very small cable cars and possibly this could be phased in for a time line given to the smaller operators and it might take them longer to make a change. we were dealing with limited life performance and amplified sound. it graduated. there is a little amplified sound and big amplified

then they would buy the power at the market price which would be the exact same price. it is something that we do not expect much of any cost associated with that, standard operating procedure. we would be guaranteed that we would be no richer or poorer for having done that. shell would be neither hurt financially or make any money from doing this. it needs more fleshing out but that is the general concept. if we really thought we had enough hetchi power to deliver on a long-term basis. >> right. and i don't need that for this item but if i could be provided with that it would be very helpful. i don't have any more questions. out of this discussion i have had four things to come out that are important to me that i would like to work into the resolution in some way. but i don't want to preempt any additional discussion. >> i have just a quick question. i guess it is a mike probably. is there advance marketing before the roll out to the customers saying that this is exciting, we have a new clean power program. you know you are going to be enrolled. if your bill is going t

you know mass production of the same episode of the same kind of episode like week after week after week and that of the animation is really great and it is great only and mainly because of that he does what he feels he has to do and exactly the way. he feels it has to be done i can easily imagine that if it was. really on a production level new episode every several waves would have been so much different so of course. authors festival kind of animation is way much different from. the mission which is done for cartoon network's there's so many of them i've talked to a number of people working working in animation and this is strange they usually not the not the people working in the movies but people working in cartoons in russia say here they have more freedom then they would have had in their colleagues have the people like you who work for big studios in the west do you agree. probably probably again it really depends on the project because there are projects . where certain level of freedom is really welcome but again only a certain level when. we talk about russian animators workin

living within your means the same advice they gave us without knowing our economic and social reality in. the russian guy how did russia central bank in the immediate post soviet period the year he took up the job in one thousand nine hundred ninety two so the worst for figure inflation in russia's history the us the saarc in turn and of the communist economy was in collapse and there was nothing to replace it with. the support of the situation was disastrous there it was over one hundred billion dollars in gold in foreign currency reserves was in a fifty million which effectively means nil bork people still reformists of the van government remember how in america's advice so-called shock therapy was a flightless the markets might have got the therapy but the people got the shock and to shelves and mass over and over as one politician said from a markets to a communist economy it is easier it's. trying to turn your query into fish soup but to do the opposite is much harder it's like trying to revive the dead fish it took more than russia a decade to revive its a quarry and return to e

same house, same call? so moved. next item. >> item 10. allocate $270,819 in prop k funds, with conditions, to the san francisco municipal transportation agency for one project and $1,275,900 in prop k funds, with conditions, to the department of public works for two projects, subject to the attached fiscal year cash flow distribution schedules, and amend the relevant 5-year prioritization program for curb ramps. this is an action item. commissioner mirkarimi: discussions? public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. same house, same call. so moved. next item. >> item 11. allocate up to $57,213,174 in prop k funds, with conditions, to the san francisco municipal transportation agency for the central subway tunnel boring machines and tunnel boring launch box, subject to the attached fiscal year cash flow distribution schedule and amend the 2009 prop k strategic plan. this is an action item. commissioner mirkarimi: i actually have one question for staff. per my remarks, is there any impact related to the federal government, with re

i do not mean the same number over 4.5 years. but we do know what that is for each year of the contract. we know that at the outset. president vietor: how is the reserve account funded? >> the reserve account will be funded from customers, part of the rate. i will leave the rate and finance questions for mr. r ydstrom, if i may. through our conversations with shell and doing market research, what we have brought back and spoken to you about in the past, we really could be offering renewable power on day one. in terms of the rate premium, it is not so significant for customer preferences. we are heading that direction. >> how does that work? -- president vietor: how does that work? does it involve the grid? how do we know that that is 100% renewable? >> at least for me, when i was a physics major, energy was the most difficult, and water was a lot easier. just like when you have multiple rivers flowing into a central river, you do not know how much which glass of water or wherever it came from, but you know how much is coming in.

same house, called -- same call.we could move to item 62. >> a resolution urging the suspension or termination of agreements with the immigration and customs enforcement on the police/i.c.e. collaboration program known as secure communities. supervisor mirkarimi: i realize the san francisco democratic community has a resolution similar to this, urging support for the bill. i do not want to get lost in the drama or hype of what this is about. what this is about is not not cooperating with immigration authorities or secure communities. it is about due process, and due process where there is the one established now. i think it is consistent with san franciscan interests and desires. it is important we address some of the recklessness of what secure communities has caused. we know based on statistics that have been kept, which is what a number of state governors throughout the country are pushing forward on similar legislation. 70% of individuals supported under secure communities have no criminal record or have been fou

i share a lot of the same feelings that several people have spoken about. one thing that i really would like to bring to your attention is that our department has been experiencing major changes for the past five years and change in itself can be extremely challenging and difficult but change that is not meaningful, thoughtful, is not including all participants, is change that is led to destruction. transparency, social justice, building trust in relationships and building relationships are key and critical parts of a child development education. it's particularly important for young children. i'm here to talk about specifically over 94 of my peers have gotten either consolidation notices or layoff notices. to date, none of those staff members have gotten written verification of where they're going to be on monday. now that's immoral. we're talking about people, as chantae indicated, she is one of my family members, one of my parents, who have been on site for 10 or more years. they have developed long-term relationships with families and you, representing

us here at the bridge taking jordan staircase full of lies and gleaming with gilding a mere is the same case extends for the whole shite of the winter palace its golden white system designed his retreat base of course will follow. you can see here the location of the home it's mostly created in palace where the buildings from and in principle saw it along the embankment of the liver is a built in the eighteenth century by the italian architecture strelley it became the home of katherine when she ascended to the throne in seven hundred sixty two over the centuries the pascua larger than a theater and various new buildings. ices approaches and donated until by the transit century the home is one of the largest museums in the world. you know a lot of these museums from what i have read but this goes far beyond all my expectations using credible is the same thing. and you can only dream about it's absolutely fabulous since like two for one they are in the building all together and it's just beautiful and this museum is incredible we have a great tour guide and she's shown as just a small pi

the same poll numbers which there are others that fit in that category so a lot of bright spots here do you have no minimum i'm going to stop complaining ok but do you think that maybe some people consider you a threat maybe your ideas are too outlandish too far out there for the establishment well no i don't there is no conspiracy here this is strictly a poll numbers thing polls in my opinion right now are overwhelmingly saying there is no front runner at all and if you look like i say it one one two percent that's really it's meaningless it just says that nobody knows who you are if everybody knew who i was and i was at that level you know what i should get out and that would make a problem like if you were to holland to have been trying so hard and pumping so much money into television campaigns and still not getting any results perhaps that's in there and i think there are others that fit in the same category what about i want to ask you about the libertarian vote though i just wonder because i feel like we've seen a number of developments recently for example there was a woman w