currently there are different ways to be a sole massage practitioner one practicing by our, and, secondlyshare space with up to 3 other people 4 total sole practitioners if an establishment and wanted to figure out a way to make is easier if you're that one person practicing without another individual those are areas we're in the process of trying to figure out an easier path to not go through the whole process other thing i want to mention we knowing that there are many establishments out there our office sent out a letter last week to two hundred establishment in san francisco we have a little over 2 hundred in our dph blue cross books there are many, many more not in the system we sent a letter highlighting the changes in the health code asking for feedback i've not heard from anyone but we'll try to incorporate as many as possible our goal not to make it more difficult especially, if their legitimate but the reality is whether or not your dph or c m ac exempt we've found establishment that even though they meet the minimal requirements they're still breaking the reilly's rules in othe

but secondly secondly, it was bill clinton who was worried about iraq, who long before george bush bombedlinton did. >> jon: right. >> 1998, for w.m.d. >> jon: right. >> i think what changed is after 9/11 what, the risk that america was willing to tolerate just plummeted, and as cheney famously said, if there's a 1% chance of this being used -- >> that's an absolutely myopic argument because the only place we focused on was iraq. >> i had been covering saddam since 1978. i had-- i had watched him use chemical weapons against his own people. >> jon: right. >> i had covered the mass graves of halajab. i knew he wouldn't hesitate a minute to do it again if he had the opportunity. but i still think if i got information that had led me to believe -- >> you don't believe that you were manipulated? or that you were-- >> all journalists are manipulated and all politicians lie. they all try and spin. >> jon: well, then let's go-- let's take specifics, one specific case, because it goes to the effort that we took to not be lessening the threat of iraq, and the efforts we took to heighten the threat

should be a priority the american marine amir hekmati and secondly the american journalist, from the "washington post." you know iran should turn those over if they expect to be accepted in the international community and if they want the u.s. congress to approve this nuclear deal with the united states and iran. >> okay. good points there. let's switch gears and i want to talk about hillary clinton because there are now these allegations, i know you're familiar with it from this book by a former bush aide independent newspaper investigations that the clinton family foundation failed to document foreign donations, accepted donations from people tied to a russian ukraine yan mining company and here's the clinton campaign's response. no one has produced a shred of evidence that hillary clinton ever took action as secretary of state to support the interests of donors to the clinton foundation. do you see any there, there? >> no i don't. i think it's part of the witchhunt that the clintons always attract.

believeer our environment doesn't say who you are this is an example and be part of her community, and, secondly, i love the fact it is modeled into a small high school in san francisco and built the community i knew my classrooms and there was a focus on teamwork and collaboration that serves me well and most importantly i love the focus on academics it wasn't about what she was learning in the books but how to be a good community and the larger worldwide overall so things like integrity and honestly and dealing with conflict help to make bayview community a choice for all in the community thank you very much. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> (speaking spanish.) >> i have a child in bayview academy in the 7th grade when she graduated in fifth grade graduated from a charter school redwood city >> (speaking spanish.) >> i was very worried about that my daughter was not going to continue with a good education i heard about kip before i went to kip she attend a school in 6th grade within september and october she doesn't get math i got information and. >> (speaking spanish.) >> so i saw sev

secondly it's the time to really salute the president and it's a lot of irreverence.ashington coming together. if washington comes together, it's not a bad thing. >> doris, there's always been hammering my own colleague tom brokaw feels the thing has gotten too big. i missed when it was a washington dinner. when our friends in new york and l.a. got involved they are the ones that made this dinner too big. what do you think of that? >> i think there was something when it was just the correspondents and the media. who is the star running it? nonetheless there is something about the self-deprecateing humor everyone wants to hear. my favorite moment was somebody said to lincoln you're two faced he said if i had two faces you think i would wear this face? >> that would have killed last night. >> think also that here was a woman mc, 50 years ago women couldn't go to the white house correspondents dinner until jfk said he wouldn't go unless a woman came. we made two in the last five years when it comes to women progress. what did you think? >> you know i'm not allowed to go.

it is underground and for at least hidden if site and i think we can do a lot of good things and secondly the comments we had the sponsors from 1218 south van ness in three weeks finally i'd like to wish everybody a happy easter pass over. >> thank you very much any other comments next item item. >> commissioners, that places you under your that is directors announcements. >> good afternoon, commissioners a cough of announcements i want to call your attention in the director's report that was the market street festival the project we have been working in circulation with the yerba buena center and the james knight foundation it is next week we expect a fairly substantial amount of people it is the first of its kind looking at the prototypes to create new intervene if the ninth to the 11 and website market street prototyping.org for your information, and, secondly, you may have seen the census bureaucracy on the city's population we the census bureaucracy said in july of last year, it was 8 hundred and 50 thousand for the first time and the population is kind of population trends are happe

secondly, and i do think they were not going to pull our irons out of the fire. they could get us out of vietnam and away from the borders in a way that would not undercut our world credibility and balancing of the soviet union. it was worth it, i think they did argue to hanoi to settle for a military settlement. you'll get your prize in the long run. that would be the only new wants. professor smyser: that is an important modification. kt: that is talking about vietnam with the chinese a year before. when you want to moscow, did you also talk -- lord: we did. professor smyser: moscow was a very different kettle of fish. kt: the trip was on. the russians, the soviet union didn't object. now, you are in moscow. >> we had one meeting. with their national security advisor, interpreter and he was the president, henry winston and myself. we had a nice long for our thing. where they basically vented about vietnam. i think the longer they spoke it was a question of sending the transcript. they were doing this for the record in hanoi. winston may want to talk about these

, (clapping) secondly i want to say that many of the allocations do reflect our vision 2025 students that are multi lingual is important that the district is dedicated $2 million of new dollars out of the general fund to multi lingual a step towards realizing the vision 2025 graduate profile and some of the concerns part of that allocation will be dedicated to multi entry points for language so that even if you don't get into language program in kindergarten that in middle school you'll have an opportunity to study a new language and finally i just want to thank the voters of san francisco the $60 million fund is helping to show what the district will do and continue to rely on the voters to supporting our public schools this is one of the most tangible was to do that superintendent. >> i wasn't going to see anything but kudos and ditto to everyone i couldn't say more but i want to remind everyone that is listening and watching on

secondly, that was not true of south carolina. secondly who held all of the debt certificates? not southerners. they were owned by new yorkers and pennsylvanians. that part of the united states the attitude against capitalism was not as strong as in the a agrarian south. hamilton needed to get assumption. he was going to resign if he didn't get assumption. he ran into thomas jefferson one day on broad street outside of president washington's home and jefferson was just passing by. i suppose hamilton had been there hours waiting for it to happen. he was disheveled which was unlike such a strong lady's man. the myth is and it is not true but has to be told anyway that at valley forge martha washington named her tomcat hamilton. jefferson was rather shocked at the way hamilton looked. hamilton said i'm going to resign if i can't get the assumption of state debt. you are part of the administration. i need your support. the president supports it. i don't know very much about money, which is true. he died in great debt. but my friend james madison who is your strongest opponent in co

secondly, the fact is that i never attended the school, as far as training goes. i was there about one hour back in 1957 or 1958. i went to deliver an address for the 25th anniversary of the highlander folk school. i got there about 15 minutes before i was to speak. i spoke about 45 minutes, and then i left immediately after my speech. i think that is a pretty short period to get any training. mr. wicker: dr. king, your movement has been distinguished for its non-violent approach but your people are under great pressures in many cases. how deeply do you fear the eruption of negro violence in pursuit of negro rights? dr. king: i feel that we will continue to have a nonviolent movement and we will continue to find the vast majority of negroes committed to non-violence, at least as the best tactical approach and from a pragmatic point of view, is the best strategy in dealing with the problem of racial injustice. realism impels me to admit however, that when there is justice and the pursuit of justice, violence disappears and where there is injustice and frustrations,

secondly, there's food in the anteroom, but year not going to take a break until we have votes. if you want to eat you can go get you some food but we're going to keep rolling here so that we can make the post progress possible until we have the next round of votes. so it's barbecue and there better be beef, and i hope it's good. next amendment in this section, the distinguished ranking member has an amendment? >> i have an amendment at the desk. >> if the clerk will please distribute the amendment. >> and this amendment does have a sequential referral issue, so i'm going to be offering it and withdrawing it but this is an issue that's been worked on in a bipartisan way. it's actually modeled after a bill that congressman denham has and will be offered on the floor, so i wanted to bring it to members' attention to be prepared for that. and basically it would allow undocumented service members -- sorry, if you're an undocumented person and you join the military we give you legal status is the bottom line. try to encourage folks to join the military and give them that protection.

secondly, on the b.i.t. did i understand you correctly to say that you would hope and expect that the b.i.t. will be completed and ratifyied before the end of the obama administration? and my question related to that is since next year, obviously it's a very political year in the united states, if it cannot be are the faed by the end of the administration by the end of this administration do you think it's very important to have it completed by the end of the administration. >> yes. >> and then have a completed agreement come up in the next administration? >> yes. yes. >> very good. go ahead. >> four tpp, because that's very frankly yesterday treasury briefed us, enena big debate in congress. # and if they can be approved most likely in june and some discussion to clon collude in september. so that's information we god from officials. and based on the reality we think they told us the real story. and now tpa in june can conclude by congress. that's not being discredited by the u.s. administration, but indeed

should be completed if not by the end of this fiscal year but in the fiscal year 2015-2016, and, secondly we moved many of our official recorded documents into our employee only area of the office and so those documents for better protected were 1kurd during the day and finally we engaged conversation with our existing contractor to begin redacting back to 2000 about 10 million imagines and to release an rfp going back to 1980 we're not complete we don't intend to be completely in the next frng but do intend to meet the monitoring of the internal controls for the eligible spots. >> thank you. i see no questions. >> thank you. >> do you have anything else? >> finally we'll highlight another performance audits that our office issued last year for the sfmta taxable service division we had 42 recommendations to the department and were going to report that 36 have been implemented and two of the open recommendations insure that sfmta equally oversees the promote and high quality paratransit services that is provided by contractor and strengthen the administration and the oversight of the progr

a affordability crisis at this time it would be go to hear from the rent board and other agrees secondly've looked at the enforcement provision and for example, specifically section 109 of the for code which needs to be nailed down in terms of of the par active of passing it through a notice of violation as opposed to not a violation there are things on enforcement that can be tightened up third issue and this is a hot bottom issue i'll be happy to you know discuss it with the mayor and mr. conway of airbnb but the short-term rentals obviously neighbors and tenants are very concerned about people using airbnb and other so-called shire platforms but they find egregious with an opportunity to get out which a ridiculous he is probation of a problem we're trying to address that way. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi good afternoon, board of supervisors members i'm jan the director of the san francisco apartment association i wanted to make a couple of comments having sat through and listening to the testimony from the department i really building we should set

secondly, youth ministry is very important. the point is, what are the resources that the parishes commit to attending to the needs of youth of the new immigrants. that is very important. practice has shown time and time again that a parish that is -- that has a very strong youth ministry is a very strong parish. take of the children, parents will follow. it doesn't work the other way. if you focus on the children you show the children, the parents can come. that is something that i think we can double up efforts and take care of the needs of the second and third generation. how do we attend to them? that is important. >> the second and third generation, i just started the huge challenge we have. the history where the attendance. 70% of the people going is immigrants. they came over in the last 10 years. we need to put that effort in the youth. but there is a gap. because we bring youth until they are 14 years old until they finish the sacrament of confirmation. we don't see youth must of the time until they get married. this g

and secondly, while this said has made it through to a hospital there are going to be enormous logistical challenges getting aid to others who need it. >> we're talking about country that is a poor country many live below poverty line which has been exacerbated by the fighting flaring up over the past few weeks. hospitals are overwhelmed by the rising number of those killed in the fighting in aden. they say they have no medical supplies, and they need urgent aid to be able to help people. thousands are lining up on the major streets. there is no fuel. there is no access to clean water. basically these are people who are desperate for international support. now, as you said the situation on the ground is not going to help because you have to escort ships towards the port of aden. the moment you get to aden and to move to the downtown aden, we're talking about areas that are still--they're still fighting. it's going to be extremely difficult. unless the international community agrees to a cease-fire in yemen. >> these two iranian vessels that we hear about in the gulf of iran condemns the s

i don't like slavery, but in terms of what it says about the politics constitutionally -- secondly, the grounds for political selection, let's get the big guy out here. washington, you can post. he is probably the most mobile. he is the big guy. 6'3", 6'4", he would tower over most of the soldiers. there is a standing story that the presidency was created in washington's image. that's not true. that's not true at all. they went around and around. they declared the decision only in the last week and a half for the -- before the convention was adjourned and they did so in the found uncertainty. let me try to explain why. i'll try to do this in seven minutes and then we will have five minutes for this issue and then i will wrap it up. they really had to improvise, be creative. as i said in the outline, there was no adequate model for a national republican executive. the whole idea of executive power was tied up in the idea of monarchical government or ministerial government like in great britain, which americans also renounced, because a big part of their political convictions was the brit

secondly, operating an unregistered aircraft.hat thing, by the way, all the way from get gettysburg, pennsylvania. our faa expert just a few minutes ago said, the secret service knew all about this well in advanced. he has reports that the secret service failed to move on the threat by this man to do something like this. so you can blame the faa all you want, but somebody knew apparently at the secret service department. as the details become available, we will get them to you. dow has just turned negative. we're down eight points. so much fort gains we saw earlier today. the russell struggling all day. gold is down $2. oil better by 21 cents. s&p lower by two. after the bell is starting in a moment. breaking news. you can't miss this. american express, a widely held stock in many portfolios, reporting its latest results. we'll see how it stacks up. the news ahead. stay tuned. ♪ the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer research

secondly, we planted hope to get the vietnamization to get the training to tackle the north vietnamese and the vietcong and hanoi would be forced to negotiate and we were forthcoming go that and they can see over time. kt: you were there? john: can i mention two points. one with regard to the position. dr. kissinger's book on the negotiations dedicated among others to general abrams. there is an important point. in 1964 when lbj had to choose the next commander, the next american commander, he had to choose between 2. regrettably, he chose moreland. moreland took emphasis on the americans doing the fighting. he stuck to that right to the end of his command. as abrams came in and his view of how to fight this war, it was nicely with that henry and kissinger approach of training the south vietnamese troops to fight. the reason i think vietnamization is so important is a principal that is and others in the future. what we did in afghanistan and what we are doing in iraq. the second point although winston was not there and dick there were secret negotiations. and they never got very far. t

. >> secondly, when we do adjourn, i would like to adjourn in memory of the plane crash today and the victims. there was a lot of young people. >> thank you, commissioner. >> thank you. >> any other new business? >> seeing none, is there a motion to adjourn in memory of the victims of the german airline plane crash today. >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> any opposed? meeting is adjourned. thank you, everyone. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >> ♪ >> welcome to hamilton recreation and aquatics center. it is the only facility that has an integrated swimming pool and recreation center combined. we have to pools, the city's water slide, for little kids and those of you that are more daring and want to try the rockslide, we have a drop slide. >> exercises for everybody. hi have a great time. the ladies and guys that come it is for the community and we really make it fun. people think it is only for those that play basketball or swim. >> i have been coming to the pool for a long time now. it is nice they are sweet. >> in the aquatics center they are very committed t

secondly, i'm very happy with hillary clinton. hillary clinton on domestic issues.when we have this weakening of the financial reform bill, she put out a statement saying we can't allow any weakening. we have to defend it. the second point is this. when people say we want to see this good fight. i have to ask my friends on the left does anyone think what happened in the republican nomination process in 2012 was helpful to them? why do we want to replicate that? we are in a financial disadvantage. some of the richest people, particularly the finance community got so mad at the president, me and the democrats are the reform bill. but the president criticized them. they give all their money now to the republicans. they can flood the zone. we've got to save our money. was back to satisfy some urge is not a good idea. so i am for hillary clinton and we should unite behind her. [applause] >> thank you very much. i think it is testament to your own career when he talked about whether you could be vice president or president he talked about your age and not the fact you are

. >> i want to be sure we don't set ourselves up we're ref 2 hundred in a year, and, secondly, getting involved in the merits of legacy businesses above and beyond if it's been in business for an x amount of times there will be some relevance even businesses we'll consider somehowhelping apprehensive i want to go in eyes wide open we have to be careful how much time. >> and the more. >> if the supervisor wants to spend a lot of times on this and come with a presentation we'll do more analysis i'll be more in favor. >> right we shouldn't have to be doing the work. >> beyond a certain. >> there's a specific sort of check box and this meets the standards but, yes so just. >> also i'll say because we're bedrooms we are then presented with potential conflict of interest as would be as if we are on the planning commission you know making decision been land use and for property owners to be subjected to oath level of security new who can occupy so today, we're not approving or disapproving of anything per say so i think we don't typically get ourselves into a position in a conflict of interes

secondly, where people violate rights, officers who have a badge and a gun violate rights, they need to be held accountable. officers need to be indicted when they engage in unlawful conduct, and some may need to go to jail. that's the kind of accountability we need. at the federal level we need to see the passage of the end of the racial profiling act. >> i just wanted to ask you since the city of baltimore is run about by an african american why haven't they made those thanks? >> the challenge across the country is one that impacts the african-american and latino communities disproportionately. all the members in this cast of characters are not all white all black or all latino. this problem of unaccountable police something not color coded. the fact that you have an african-american mayor or african-american commissioner of police does not represent the solution to the problem. we need to fundamentally change policing. here's the reality. if you're mistreated by someone who wears a blue uniform and has a gold badge and their skin happens to be black that mistreatment does not feel

one is the settlement issue, and the changes of the democracy of our country, and secondly the crimesommitted by israel and its leaders in gaza. these dossiers are being prepared and when they will be ready, and it won't take a long time, we'll go there. whether israel returns the money or not. all the international pressure so that israel returns the money. this is not related in any way to our going to the international criminal court >>> as you know cases at the international criminal court could, in fact take years. and israel in fact as a np member of the i.c.c. -- nonmember of the i.c.c. is not obligated to cooperate with the i.c.c. how does it work. does that concern you? >> israel does not have to collaborate, actually. there'll be subpoenas for the israeli - the accused israeli leaders circulated all over the world in every country that signed their open convention. it will be difficult for the leaders to go anywhere in europe for example, when all the countries of europe signed the rome convention. israel can do what it wants. it will be facing international justice for the

you will, as a result may be one to 3 options before you had as many as 678 that raises the costs secondly fall because of the new regulations drug shortages jen ice cream continues to balance the budget we need them to grow you have to remember they represent only thirty percent of the costs you have another 70 percent that needs to be managed if that leads me to my last slide the pharmaceutical management will be critical in the future we need to foster competition that works not people to set prices based on with no reason we need optimal utilization by members most people fail to follow their drug regiment we need to make it a value based payment and coverage policy you are getting the best benefit for following your drugs and make sure that all the costs are transparent so people know what their bowing and increase the medication adherence and make sure we have the data so we can address the gaps in care and make sure that if a drug can be administered at a site we go to the lower site if you can take it at home or at the physician's office not going to the hospital it is 2 hundred pe

and september and november there's an election it is an important part of looking at our calendar secondly on the issue of travel and more disclosure i think that the civil grand jury y request wore more payments and not just attractively it's a way in which people will have an ability to respond to city hall interests by writing a check to someone that still wants to see funded in some cases offices. >> and then i think that on terms of the control committee the first step i don't see listed to define how do you know the committee is a controlled committee we don't have a good check list the same in the 2008 minutes you have the same consultant is it the same mailing list are you sharing door lists back and forth that's important for the political process to be known not just a short thing a lot of the other issues you're looking at like local research it is very constructive do so what other ethics commissions are responsible for the enforcement we've done that through the friends of ethics and been on civil grand jury will be helping happy to provide you with the results of that and all

and secondly he wanted a stronger military defense plank. he wanted the party, in effect, to repudiate dwight eisenhower eisenhower -- it was believed that nelson rockefeller and the wing of the party he represented had the clout to require this or at least to be taken seriously. we now know that by 1960 service that was probably not, not the case. it was a matter of perception. it was fed by what today we would call the mainstream media. c-span: and what did richard nixon and rockefeller think of each other? >> guest: it's a complex -- they respected each other as rivals. there certainly were any number of occasions when i think each man tried the patience of the other. oddly enough, during the eisenhower administration they'd been allies. they were both in some ways -- well, there's a wonderful letter. rockefeller writes the day after the '56 election nelson writes, oddly enough to richard nixon. and he says thanks to you and the president, the republican party is emerging as the great liberal party of the future. and in light of everythin

secondly we have made a lot of progress on the electronic health record. maybe i could ask staff to go over that but also i would like to offer the members of the committee that we would be happy to come to your offices and demonstrate the interoperability of the dod nba record. i think once you see it you will become much more conversant in the progress that has been made. >> thank you mr. secretary. very briefly if you wouldn't mind. >> from an interoperability standpoint we depend on three levels. the first one is moving the data within existing systems greatly share market than any health care system in the world. our future is how do we get all the data into view a massive demonstration the secretary offered. today you now can see all the va data for many medical center and dod data as well as third-party provided data in the same screen so the data has been normalized. providers can look at it and they can make decisions based upon the continuum of time. >> so what means to be done? >> the two next things i need to happen as the viewer that shows the