. >> and let you know how the commission weighs in on it form tomorrow secondly an update based on a request by this commission in regards to tennessee street as you recall at our last hearing mr. alumni as provided additional documents on this property that raised several concerns new information about the properties insight history during the ceqa analysis and two this commission has not reviewed professional for demolition and a at this site we looked at the record for the property and the entitlement society i pass out the historic resource preservation review form just. >> few minutes ago and copies online for the public if they're interested it indicates we've rectified the property and found it a contributor to a thirsted industrial it is a ceqa not the dog patch district the subject property is outside of the dog patch landmark district that being said that is outing outside of the certificate of appropriation that's why the commission didn't review that, and, secondly, the project did consider historic resource new it's second analysis indicated in the form i passed out to y

recommendations we want to thank the board of supervisors for their involvement in telephone, and, secondly, we would like to urge the board of supervisors to identify and dedicate fund as it remains an unfunded mandate we urge the information on intact forms for the upcoming fiscal year. >> thank you so much for listening i want to thank you all for coming out and now we'll open up for any questions or comments. >> thank you for those who spoke and who those who didn't speak supervisor tang. >> thank you very much for your wonderful and grateful presentation i'm so impressed by all of you and the report you put together with the wide range that issued i've learned a lot from you i want to think i'm the youth commissioner on the board of supervisors being closer in angle that is helpful to see you collectively what are the pressing or the things you find are the most pregnancy so i can evaluate at the board level you've done so with my colleagues so for i'm patrolling interested i know that supervisor yee is as well i was at the press conference the mayor talked about the priorities to make

secondly various positions on a number of these issues. there's not a consensus. people think just because it's an authoritarian government that some of the top can make an order and it will all get done but i think it's going to take getting a lot of things done, but to get the more difficult things that it's going to take years and getting key people in important positions. and i believe a secondary purpose of this campaign is to he is amassed and concert more power quickly than any leader i can think of you know since -- but it will keep more people in key positions. this campaign also by striking sections of the state on economy and vested interest i think it's a tool in the toolkit to help get some of these things done. but this is when he was driving reforms that was in the economic area. and i think what he did was extraordinary. xi is trying to reform big parts of society make all sorts of changes, and given the size of the contents going to be come he's got his hands full protecting the biggest challenge, the best opportunity is to open up parts of the ec

not to mention another types of businesses not only maximum has to go through the cu process, and, secondly, after hearing conferees we're adding on exception for sole practitioners even those up to 4 that share spaces as long as they have independent processes are exempt and per the suggestion for the shoulders we're bagging the opening of the massage establishment where it was 14u9d for 3 year period and lastly we are adding legitimatization program for establishment that didn't receive proper permits so that's in a in a nut shell so my staff has worked hard on that legislation with many, many stakeholders i'm going to ask her to come up to 9- so everyone can understand how flexible wire trying to be we're not trying to shut down existing businesses we want to make sure that everyone is on - sfgovtv if we can put up the projector arrest avenue we're heard from the massage stakeholders there are massage establishment that didn't get correct land use authorization either they were confused because of the dual process if the state or thought they were automatically qualified or didn't get th

secondly, i do think -- and maybe i'm going to be a little bit encouraged by reactions by some of the young people in iran as at least i understand them to have been when the framework was announced that there's a real chance and i think a lot of the young people are looking at rejoining the west in a more normal way. >> rose: an interesting point. is it fair to say that if it can be successful on an agreement most people believe can achieve it's objectives for both the iranians and the united states or p5+1 that it might really open up iran? it might lead to them being able to have a better relationship with the world and might, in fact, lead to a broader consideration of other issues that separate iran and the united states or p5+1. >> first of all again, i have to say, make it absolutely clear, we negotiated a nuclear agreement and it was about a verifiable agreement that met the conditions. so i want to make it clear that aspirations for that outcome you described -- and i do share them -- but they did not influence this agreement. hard-nosed agreement on making sure the -- >> ros

secondly, i think saudi arabia has been clear since this began. they didn't think there was a military solution, what that i want is a political process that can get underway. and restore the government. i think the u.s. in a common view that there's been a challenge to legitimate elected government of yemen. from the houthis rebel. that there needs to be a solution to the government but there also needs to be this window for humanitarian access. who is the deputy national security advisor he is speaking as that summit gets underway at camp david between president obama and leaders of the gulf cooperation council. let's take you live now in maryland, and as we have expected, most of the questions what the assurances has been able to keep that council countries. and again, ben was making the point, that this isn't a grand deal they are not looking for iran to settle everything, this is solely about the nuclear issue and the question he asked is the world a safer place, orr works towards nuclear weapons then without a deal that would let them do wha

they is it is unfair if you make pay for some to pay let them pay for their medallion this is fair secondly, thousand drivers waiting for the short airport implemented but a distance not but the time if you increase the drivers safety on the road you will be needed flying back to the airport hundred miles per hour knowing it is a distance and it will be implemented this summer or next year it should be done as quickly as possible and also about the independent company free colors and every most 4 heed $500 and noticing from the company if you can do it or implement for us we will really appreciate it thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names.) >> that is the last person turned in a speaker card. >> good afternoon with the taxi alliance i want to clarify a big difference between tmcs and cab drivers cab drivers have to pickup everyone not only people with preapproved considered on file they're more dangerous rides and absolutely we should not be charged renewable or a accord or medallion fees as we're now surrounding by the tmcs that are complet

drivers input whether it is worth it to them to recapture the dollar the airport is charging, and, secondly, would it be feasible but something the drivers want to have a half droufl fee. >> i'd like to comment thank you comment on the pre k people i noticed the pre k people can go out and find center work but people in their 70s and 80s it's not realistic. >> over the years there has been no driving requirement so i understand that people chosen to stay in the industry that's a positive their choose but the distinction the post k have to drive the prek don't and a lot of the corporate medallions locked in with the prek the corporations may hold multiple medallions. >> how many pre k. >> how many are held by individual and did 3 counterpart and 93 held by individuals. >> if you subtract the corporate ones we could do that. >> that would be a cost of $200,000 to the agency. >> members. >> i will support that. >> i will support that. >> i guess we need an amendment to the motion starter /* is that right eliminate the remanuel for the pre k but not - >> on the same concept for the post k drive

contact the sheriff has committed to this policy and will present a draft at our first meeting, and, secondly, an online location our currently, the state prison system has locate oversees and lastly to look at ways to provide better consumption for incarcerated parent to present to their parent in state prison i'd like to pass it on to commissioner wu for number 8. >> hello good luck i'm going to present priority 8 which is the engagement of the benefit agreement in last year fiscal year the youth stressed the problems of job employment opportunity for san francisco young people by including the youths awhile norwalk contracts with new bayshore's and the youth commission pass this with the same intent as the board of supervisors this year the immigration committee wanted to passing passes that a community benefit agreement is a contract with any company residing in the central market past the tenderloin who state of the art exceeds one .5 percent inclusion for exchange of the civic engagement we've researched and met with the cities administrator's office and the liaisons from different comp

and secondly an important issue what's happened in ramadi, and the major attack that happened on the city of ramadi it makes you know that how much this person--in fact, it looks like it's a revenge. it's revenge forces killing to taking over the city, causing humanitarian crisis by that display displace 500 families, and killing 500 civilians and the military crisis because the troops are throughout the area, and at the end mr. abad then they said they would announce a victory that would happen in ramadi and other place in the area maybe he was referring to what is happening and killing. >> the americans now have his wife presumably also he would be able to access some data, you think that would be an asset for them? >> receipts talk about families in the area. the social family in the area is that the wife does not always know everything that he is doing. i don't think it will be a victory from the wife because this is a tradition in the eastern world that the wife are always second behind the man. secondly the important thing that if he is a man responsible for oil and gas we must

secondly we need real world experience.need to set our kids free to get experiences in the work in which they are interested that gets them excited about learning and teachers from wyatt learning really matters. in our poorest communities we have a mentor ship program. that matters because you need to sit with kids and show them the future and the possibility can be. in cincinnati where the graduation rate in the traditional high school 63%. in a school down there, high school, and the minority students with mentoring program, one hour a week, the graduation rate is 97%. these kids see the future, they see hope. in addition we got to make sure your programs are working, make sure you have lifetime education, that you are constantly training workers. all these things will contribute to giving you more values so when you have more value and skills as a worker you get paid more money but early childhood is important. i was talking to folks before the show, make sure those kids who are not getting a good start will get a better

contact the sheriff has committed to this policy and will present a draft at our first meeting, and, secondly, an online location our currently, the state prison system has locate oversees and lastly to look at ways to provide better consumption for incarcerated parent to present to their parent in state prison i'd like to pass it on to commissioner wu for number 8. >> hello

same budget they pay $200,000 a year it makes us harder to recruit if our salaries are lower, and, secondly, the proposals takeoff put out for the firm you have in charge of soliciting the search firms is in our view the friends of ethics their inadequate it fails to deal with the function of the ethics commission that the ethics commissions duties have changed and essential on a one page thing a continuation of the way things are now that's not the kind of search that needs to be undertaken that's our view. >> any other public comment? >> good evening. i'm robert i was on the civil grand jury 2013-2014. >> i'm going to respond to the discussion of the budget in the proposal f that you have in front of ever you basically is the play proposal just took language from the h.r. announcement they talk about a professional fee of $20,000 but they also talk of expenses that could be as much as $8,000 $5,700 and caution you in terms of bringing in candidates for interviews their assuming you're going to pay for the travel expenses that's what it says in the proposal i just suggest you take into acc

women learner to bring the noted funds to the many communities where girls are not educated, and, secondly, congratulate all the participant in the all city track meet on friday may first and give a shout out to the hard working coaches that spent a lot of time on our kids after hours where i saw at the track moot a tremendous amount of courage and the agency new of defeat want to put in a plug many schools don't center the cleans out for their students maybe that is something that schools can put on their tilt website i saw coaches asking for size 8 cleets to eclipses the next return i felt terrible will that the athletics should have the equipment they need i want to give a shout out to mr. lee and the scientific teachers that embarked on taking the multiple folks to the awe culturalism on the buses it was monumental for the operations and they did it effective and finally recognize the architecture foundation of san francisco that presented it's breakfast on may '78 and acknowledge the leadership of allen stan letter there were 15 of our students that were recognized and participated in

secondly there are broader issues being introduced into the discussion.bout the nature of the negotiation not the results the nature of the negotiations. secretary kerry and the president are quite in the lead. ♪ charlie: the i say, they don'tranians -- the iranians say , they don't want nuclear weapons. sec. moniz: that is what this agreement is built for. we have specific restrictions that go up to 25 years and some are in effect forever. the idea is, over time we can all gain confidence in that statement. the fact is, today, it is clear. there is not confidence in that statement, at least having applied in the past, because that is white -- why they have the sanctions. charlie: was it the sanctions that brought them to the table? sec. moniz: i can't answer that question. personally, i believe the sanctions certainly were part of it for sure. but in the end, our job is not to do anything other than have an agreement based upon verification. charlie: is it your judgment that a foreign minister and your counterpart negotiated in good faith and they are pr

secondly, energy security, and i want to emphasize that energy security is not justing?n our own borders. it's something that also involves a collective energy security with our allies and then of course, the environmental challenge, most especially the challenge of global warming and climate change and on to the climate side, the president's action plan in 2013 emphasized both aspects, mitigation -- that is get greenhouse gas emissions down and stop or at least slow the global warming. mitigate the impacts of climate change but secondly adaptation that the plan recognized that we are seeing impacts of global warming. we will see more and we also have to adapt at the same time as we try to minimize the consequences. charlie: is the impact more alarming than you ever might have imagined? ernest: i think in almost every case, the signals that nature is sending us are at the bad extreme of the uncertainty bands that the scientists have been telling us. that scientists have often underestimated the rate of change that we have seen. charlie: give us a graphic illustration. er

secondly we're asking for a deletion of the election communication, disclosure, which they're calling to have that deleted, we think it shouldn't be so we know who gets paid for noncommittee the issue of the swa city ka, was brought up, that was a specific incidence with supervisor sandival it's the this law they're now trying to appeal. >> thank you very much >> supervisor alia dulni, with parks [inaudible]. i want to reiterate, with a sense of this say clean up bill, that is going to make it easier for other people who can't hire firms that have a lot of experience in this law, and navigating through these complex rules, so the smaller organizations can read the law themselves understand what they need to do to comply and not get caught up in an ethics investigation so fully support the proposed changeses, i think these are necessary and well intended clean ups, i strongly encourage you to pass along right now. if there are additional changes or disclosures, you can see, consider those at a separate time rather than slowing down this process, i would like to see these in effect for

blatter still the right person to run fifa and secondly you said that fifa is the damaged party here. is it not the case it's the billions of football fans around the world that are the damaged party? >> i agree for the football fans. on the first part what do you want me to answer? the president is not involved. of course, he's the head of fifa but he's not involved in any, so how can you say, okay he has to -- whatsoever step down? he's the president. he's the president. he's the president, and in two days there are elections. if the 209 members re-elect him, then he's the president for the next four years. please. >> can you confirm that mr. blatter had no advanced warning about what took place today? have you spoken to him since it took place, and can you give us an idea about what his general reaction is to what's happened? >> yes, i can confirm that none of us had an idea that this morning at 6:00 they will start their direction, because if i would have had information, i can assure you i would have gone to bed earlier yesterday. so there was no way that we could know that and t

secondly i think today we need to be arming the kurds and other allies in the region. third, if our allies thought we were serious about removing assad and therefore not propping up on a said lite we'd see other allies willing to commit ground troops and other resources as what you saw happen in kobani. successfully beating isis. that was a great model where question work closely with allies in the region. so i wouldn't take options off the table, but at the same time we also need to listen to our military advisors take the political handcuffs off, come up with a realistic plan to beat this enemy. >> back in 2013 thunderstorm well you spoke -- you remember this well you spoke before the committee and said republicans must stop being the stupid party and they must stop insulting the intelligence of voters. that was two years ago. has that happened? >> i think, wolf i think we've gotten better. what i was emphasizing is we need to be the party of solutions. it'll be very attempting in 2016 for republican candidates simply to criticize president obama, that's not enough.

secondly, how has he handled the questions about it after the fact?it was very curious, charlie. i don't know if you remember this. he's done one press conference in which he talked about this at length. peter alexander, a correspondent for nbc news that day, when he talked about this, the only time he's talked about it atxd length, that day peter alexander said, tom america wants to know, are you a cheater? and brady looked at him a little quizzically and he said -- and i'm paraphrasing -- he said, i don't think so. and he went on to talk about how he believes in fair play and everything. but i thought it was a curious answer. if i were him, i would have come out and said, you darn right i'm not a cheater, or i'm no cheater. >> rose: i saw one of the guys who were going to doÑi the super bowl watch an interview and say it bothers me because he felt like he had forthcoming. he said if i was in the same circumstance, i would be out there screaming on the top of the building that i didn't know about this and i didn't do it. >> charlie, i totally agree w

secondly, we try and expose them to creating a business network.vate sector is about. and show them really how they can take what they've done their successes that they've attained, and really translate that into success in the private sector. >> makes a ton of sense. mcphee let me go to you. i think that you're in and therefore you see how humble people are. you take orders you do what's necessary, you don't say "i'm the greatest" it's about your team. these are not necessarily skill sets that play say on wall street where you're supposed to say, i'm better than these other guys. >> well, you're absolutely correct, jim. first of all it's very humbling to be here. i thank you for allowing us to be on the show. it's really truly an honor. you're right. in that aspect you're talking about, it is very hard to say yes, i'm going to go get a job. oh, navy s.e.a.l. what does that mean? i'm best in the world so that's why you got to hire me. that's not what we want to say. but for us it's very humbling. and we know what we've done. but we just don't want

secondly, you are blessed to live in the greatest nation ever. [applause] you can strive to succeed as far as you gear to dream. it says something about our country that millions around the world are willing to leave their homes and families and risk everything to come here and realize the american dream. their pursuit of that dream integrates our national soul. it renews our country's character. it adds vitality to our culture. you live in a land that is compassionate and decent. we believe in the rights and dignity of our own a citizenry. we are committed to defending the rights and dignity of people everywhere. america has liberated millions around the world from tyranny and terror. we helped turn the tide against deadly disease in places like africa. in our hearts, we believe all are created equal under god. the liberty we prize is not our gift to the world. it is god's gift to humanity. we are working to honor those beliefs. no matter what your career path when you help another person you enrich your heart. you strengthen the fabric of our c

secondly, you are blessed to live in the greatest nation ever. [applause] mr. bush: you can strive to succeed as far as you dare to dream. it says something about our country that millions around the world are willing to leave their homes and families and risk everything to come here and realize the american dream. their pursuit of that dream invigorates our national soul. it renews our country's character. it adds vitality to our culture. you live in a land that is compassionate and decent. we believe in the rights and dignity of our own citizenry. we are committed to defending the rights and dignity of people everywhere. america has liberated millions around the world from tyranny and terror. we helped turn the tide against deadly disease in places like africa. in our hearts, we believe all are created equal under god. the liberty we prize is not our gift to the world. it is god's gift to humanity. we are working to honor those beliefs. no matter what your career path, enlist. when you help another person you enrich your heart. you strengthen the fabric of ou

secondly, the government is running out of. so it's just a matter of time before they issue an i.o.u.. and the minute they take that step they start a certain dynamic we saw in argentina in 2001. thirdly they're very close to capital control in greece. you could see this accident start evolving, and ultimately the politicians would lose control of the swailings. >> rose: take me back to the u.s. i thought we were on our way to the a recovery and now people are beginning to say i'm not sure. >> i don't buy that. >> rose: you think nothing has changed in the fundamentals? >> we will do slightly better than last year. by that i mean we'll grow at wo.5%, maybe higher. the first quarter we were impacted by the weather and the closure of the ports out west and the first quarter is typically weak. i don't buy into we are look at a year that's worse than last year. it's going to be slightly better. >> rose: slightly better is 3? >> no, 2.5 to 3. >> rose: when do we get to 3? that would be a ceend of-- >> it will take us a while because

secondly, as long as we're using the tax cold to redistribute. tax code to redistribute. we're going to use massive tax increases in the tax code to redistribute from one group or people to another. and third as long as we measure success by how many people have cards at the end of the day. if he were able to get those three things dope, i think he would -- done, i think he would declare victory. and i think he's been very successful in having conservatives and having republicans debate health care on his terms. now, interestingly, those weren't the terms he used when he was a candidate. when he was a candidate in 2008, then-senator obama sounded very much like a conservative. he told then-senator clinton who had an individual mandate the issue was affordability. we're going to have to force people to buy health care, we need to make it more affordable. he told senator mccain we don't need a cadillac tax. both of which, by the way ended up in obamacare. so i am one that thinks that conservatives and republicans need an alternative to obamacare. i think it's great that we'

secondly, i think there are also some pretty important technical questions that need to be ironed out. for example, as the children pointed out, how do we know the repacking software is going to work in crunch time? similarly, what types of uses should be allowed in the guard band? that's something that engineers have to inform us about. and then there are also other, third bucket is other factors outside of our control. we've heard from a number of carriers and from the capital markets that given the amount of money that was unexpectedly raised in the aws-3 auction, it might be hard for the carriers to participate as robustly as we would like them to in the incentive auction. as to how each of the three items plays out, i'm agnostic in terms of the timing but i think it's critical for us to sort them out regardless of the time line to make sure we manage to meet congress' expectation for this auction. >> terrific, thank you. >> thank you, senator. >> senator moran. >> mr. chairman, thank you and senator coons for having this position. when i was in the position of senator coons, it h

secondly, could you also talk about your relationship with senator warren?do you regret the fact that things have become so personal with the back and fort worth on trade? and then secondly if i could ask you -- >> that was the second question, wasn't it? so thirdly is what you are saying >> yes. >> okay. >> really quickly you mentioned the two state solution with israel. i was wondering if you would give your reaction to what the pope is moving forward with in terms of recognizing the palestinian state. do you think that's a good idea. >> do you think it is a mistake? do you think it might help or hinder the two-state solution that you mentioned earlier? thank you. >> first of a you will i want to congratulate the senate on moving forward on providing me the authority to not only strike a smart progressive growth-promoting trade deal with some of the countries in the asian pisk region and potentially in europe as well. but also to give me the tools to enforce those agreements, which haven't always happened in the past. so i want to thank all the senators wh

secondly i don't like the government holding on to this data.be a case for congress to actually shine, and strike the proper balance between surveillance and the need for civil liberties. and i think that's the direction they ought to go. >> but was it irresponsible of republicans in congress, i mean, rand paul leading the charge on this, not to allow this program as it is to be extended for even one day? >> well, look, i'm not going to get into criticizing rand, he feels strongly about this, and i appreciate what he's doing on that. >> you appreciate his -- >> but, jon, at the end of the day, you have to have a little bit of compromise and striking a balance here is critical. we got to know where the enemy is, particularly the lone wolf, and at the same time we've got to make sure that people's rights are not going to be violated in the united states of america. so there's a way to get this done and it should be done. >> all right, so, i want to ask you about the other major story, this week, which is the advances we saw isis make in syria and

and secondly to give the people of new england team they could be proud of. that is why it hurts them. charlie: have you talked to him? peter: i have had a conversation with him but nothing on the record or nothing reportable. i am hoping in the coming days to speak to him. charlie: is there any idea of what brady is going to do? willie have a press conference or a conversation -- will he have a press conference or a conversation? peter: i do not know what he will do. it is incumbent on him to do something. charlie: does he have to do something? peter: he does. america is looking at him that tommy perfect is not perfect. charlie: did he know and secondly, how is he handling the questions about it after the fact? peter: it was very curious, she did one press conference where he talked about this. peter alexander, a correspondent of nbc news, when he talked about this, the only time he talked about it at length. peter alexander said "tom, america wants to know, are you a cheater?" brady looked at him and i am paraphrasing, i do not think so. he went on to talk

charlie: did he know and secondly, how is he handling the questions about it after the fact? peter: it was very curious, she did one press conference where he talked about this. peter alexander, a correspondent of nbc news when he talked about this, the only time he talked about it at length. peter alexander said "tom america wants to know, are you a cheater?" brady looked at him and i am paraphrasing, i do not think so. he went on to talk about how he believes in fair play. i thought it was a curious answer. if i were him i would say you are darn right i am not a cheater. charlie: i saw one of the guys one of the super bowl callers watch an interview and said it bothers me. that interview bothered me. he said it was not forthcoming. if i was under the same circumstances i would be out there screaming on the top of the building i knew nothing about this. peter: i totally agree with you. that is the way i would do it too. i would say i am outraged my character is called into question and i did not do any thing. i will say this about brady. in my conversations with him over the

secondly, by setting a precedent by reducing sanctions, they say what about me? why are there sanctions on me? mark: we have about 30 seconds left. i have to ask, the level of concern we are seeing in the middle east, is this one of the few times you can remember and your public career where you have arab states and gulf states and the state of israel actually aligned with concerns about the iranians? william: it is. if there is any good news it is that the gulf states are now starting to measure up to their gcc, the gulf coordination council. they are starting to act on a more regional basis. that's a good thing. it is good that they are now looking at how they can have cooperation to counter that of anticipate will try to expand its influence throughout the region. mark: former u.s. secretary of defense, always a pleasure. thank you for your time. betty: still ahead, will the windy city go the way of motor city? chicago's credit rating has been cut. we look at how the city can avoid falling into bankruptcy. ♪ betty: welcome back. mark: let us go straight to jul

employment employment and older individuals that are exhausted hair unemployment benefits, and, secondly working families credit here in san francisco - >> thank you. okay. >> (inaudible). >> thank you very much okay. thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm wendy with the hoped house and want to echo what joe said i also want to support of the hesitating pa proposal to focus on emergency sheltered beds theres necessity a lot of shelter beds available for folks they're there for hundred and 48 days and then 2, 3, 4 weeks to get into other shelter bed or not an opportunity in the shelter bed to be about jobs and housing and everything he want to say that the safety net services we provide at hospitality house and other services that were said i want to echo how for those are for the folks to do not have homes and are looking for homes they can't get a job or worry about when their next meal is to be thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm julie work with the hospitality house in the tenderloin and everyday i have the