you might call sophie maxwell the warrior goddess. she never stopped and until her bay view neighborhood could joy the same opportunities like the parks and the affordable housing and the safe streets. without her courage and fortitude we welcome you sophie maxwell >> thank you both of you on the d s and out there. this is what collective leadership looks like and the collective determination looks like. this is what a vision that people in the community had and then it was the city become infected by the this vision. it put a lot of resources at least 3 mayors were infected and the assembly and the senate and then loots at least two governors and federally 3 president's. and about warrior goddess women we have the senate infected by this determination and the vision. and then the armed services the united states navy of america.

hello and welcome to sophie and co i'm so create shevardnadze and today i'm having a very special guest that needs no introduction larry king larry spent twenty five years with c.n.n. talking to all kinds of people then retired and has come back with his show larry king now which is also available on r t hi larry you know this is one of my first shows because my show premiered this week and you're one of a very for us first guests. i'm honored to be one of your first guess was so excited but it's kind of like you know god given your first communion plus there's like whole satellite thing where i can see him is also like god but anyway it's really great that you're with us. thank you so this snowden story right it's all that everyone is talking about it it's sort of turned into a fiction serious the leaks the chase to secrecy i mean many countries involved in it what do you see it's a disturbing disturbing story on the one hand americans pride themselves on privacy. it's almost in our blood we don't like to be eavesdropped we don't like phones dumped we don't like people knowing other pe

well i welcome to sophie and co i'm sophie shevardnadze and today we're looking at what's going on in the arab world including egypt where the president has just been forced out of power. the egyptian revolution cycle has moved on and turned on itself morsi is forced from power by a popular coup was the people and the army celebrating unity. political islam is egyptian presidency lies in ruins drowned by the voices on top hear. how the arab spring zouaves broken on egypt what will be exposed if they roll back across the arab world where the arab spring is demands coerced. what chances do multi-faith societies have under political islam we speak to a woman of arabia a princess of the east. our guest today is her royal highness saudi prince says bin south activist a writer and a businesswoman and she joins us live from london your world highness it's great to have you on our show today thank you so it's nice to be on your show and on the russian t.v. for the first time so was that from the latest news we're witnessing a coup in egypt where military have taken power but how will the popu

kim hammond to see from the falls road animal hospital to answer your questions with sophie. >> sophie is a dog that was dropped off at our animal hospital and she had the disease and she almost died. our receptionist saved her life and here she is. >> she looks healthy now. >> she has this flying nun ears. >> good to have you both. what we're saying is that this dog itches because of things that are in the air. what you have to do is make sure there is no fleas. you can try antihistamines, but your veterinarian is going to have to help you. there are certain products that are very effective against allergies. if they are minor and we used something less. -- minor allergies we something less. they are forever a pain in the neck. .here are major thoughts make sure your dog is been spayed or neutered. this is a dog trainer in baltimore. she works around the city. make sure -- see if you can find her. my brother has an aggressive rottweiler. and thet on prozac aggression disappeared 100%. but you don't just give a pill. you give a pill to allow training. >> combination. i believe we have

hello welcome to sophie and i'm sophie shevardnadze and today we're looking at friends senate leading thinkers after we are said the margins of the politics. in a presidential. race last year this woman is definitely gaining a stronger footing with her people and her ideas are quite controversial. marine le pen once a political outsider now breathing down the neck of the establishment challenging patriarchy and politics her popularity rising is all stare at me in joblessness batter europe. in multiculturalism graveyard where social unrest is rife could she meet the way she have the strength to save the sinking ship to return from simple pleasure. from conflicts in colonialism culture shock under brussels bankruptcy we talked to the leading woman in french politics. with it and the european parliament committee almost unanimously voted to lift your immunity because of alleged racist statements you made three years ago why now and why is to parliament so united in this question.

hello welcome to sophie and co i'm selfish ever not saying you know it's controversial nuclear ambition has cast a cloud over the middle east no one's backing down in terre haute a new president may create a window of opportunity for the long stalls nuclear talks the only agency that can shed light on what is happening inside. iran is the international atomic energy agency says they can actually step into that country's nuclear facility as well at least into some of them. with more oil that is can sell or consume points with a nuclear iran fuel peace and prosperity for a nation or enmity with its neighbors iranian nuclear facilities multiply and capabilities grow while sanctions cut off economic lifelines after changing its president will be more open to allowing inspection of its nuclear backyard to prove its plans are pure and sensible and that's while fighting for the right for the peaceful outcome iran doesn't get. we gauge the reaction of yukiya amano head of the. he's here am i know they had of the international atomic energy agency it's really great to have you on our show today

and co with me sophie shevardnadze i'll see you next time. the main competitor girl on the market is mother nature. may customers struggle with to. fight for each girl. oh you do if you supply. let people think your prices purer water. they use it up there and wash. and flush their toilets with the same water. this series is selling and spring water. we speak your language. but the. news programs documentaries and spanish what matters to you. is a little too much of angles stories. that the spanish find out more. live a whole lives. live . goodspeed. i wish i. lived a long. list of players. just see a little bit of. fun of me a little. the for. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for life you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything is ok you don't know i'm tom harvey welcome to the big picture. russia's granting of temporary asylum to edward snowden and if he were its washington would be you as a government arresting to counsel a joint

hello and welcome to sophie and co i'm sophie shevardnadze and today we're talking about government secrets and whether the public has the right to know. information society age and an atmosphere of conspiracy when governments declare the elite everything secret. yet deep into private lives. opposing it publishing the facts the concern everybody by standing up for what you believe democracy is blowing the whistle could have you labeled a patriot or a traitor is keeping a dangerous secret the new patriotism can a security state win hearts and minds the cia chief is in the fray as snowden there is sounds to escape the system. edward snowden has been labeled a traitor at home but polls revealed many americans some forty percent believe he should not be persecuted there is a real global debate going over whether snowden is actually a hero to discuss that i'm joined by a man who ran the national security agency former n.s.a. and cia director a four star general michael hayden it's really great to have you on our show tonight thank you very much so in your opinion is snowden a hero or a traitor.

hello and welcome to sophie and kerr i am sophie shevardnadze and today we're looking at friend's son its new leading figures after we are said the margins of the politics of then came south in a presidential race last year this woman is definitely gaining a stronger footing with her people and her ideas are quite controversial. once a political outsider now breathing down the neck of the establishment challenging patriarchy in politics the popularity rising as austerity and joblessness battle europe. multiculturalism graveyard where social unrest is rife could she lead the way she have the strength to save the sinking ship to return from simple pleasure. from conflicts in colonialism culture shock and brussels bankruptcy. to the leading woman in french politics. going to be dealt with and the european parliament committee almost unanimously voted to lift your immunity because of alleged racist statements you made three years ago why now and why is to parliament so united in this question. home from going to the us the truth is that censorship reigns in france and we are hunted down i

good question sophie i i thought i could leave i have two young children a fourteen and thirteen i want to spend more time with them i'd have been in the business for fifty six years that's a long time i broadcast in seven different decades i had a long and wonderful career and i thought i could leave it carlos slim the mexican billionaire invited me down to speak to him he gives scholarships every in mexico city i spoke we got along he came to my house for dinner he i guess that with me on c.n.n. and then he said to me you can't really retire in fact mr putin also told me you can't retire other people say how can you leave so carlos slim why no why can't we do something together my wife came up with the idea of why not larry king now so we develop this internet show we think the internet is the future of colors invested in it i'm his minority partner and who distributes us and then we maybe arrangement the licensing arrangements with with your wonderful network and then added a show called politicking which deals with politics every week and of course that's my bread and butter what i

welcome back to sophie and co now what's been looking at it on its nuclear ambition with a mano the director general of international atomic energy agency israel is the one state most intensively concerned with see it on its nuclear which events saying the bomb weighs already what they need on its reach but in reality does iran want to bomb and how close to a bomb does it stand let's gauge how concerned its to international community right now. nuclear iran what stands behind it a dozen nuclear research and development facilities so most into inspections but crucially not all doesn't run harbor secret ambitions facilities the world has yet to see some claim iran does. the implants are presented as peaceful but without access to iran's nuclear backyard how can the world be sure global nuclear suspicion is further fueled by missile tests putting delivery power to terrans hands bush last goes to. how close is it to the bomb in two thousand and ten the u.n. nuclear watchdog declared for the first time there was evidence of iran's drive towards nuclear weapons iran's enrichment is already up to.

welcome back to sophie and co now apart from a gypped syria is another very contested issue at the moment and we'll talk to her while highness princess boss might be and so what you know well highness you are a saudi princes who grew up in lebanon and is how syrian the syrian conflict must also be a very personal thing for you know what's your take on the whole thing definitely it's a you know i. distance myself from my origins of my mother's actually background my family in syria i have a big brother in syria that is suffering right now along with millions of other syrians i am here and i my heart goes to all the syrians including my family including that i think is i have seen on the borders of jordan and lebanon and my heart goes out. the government's responsibility about such horrendous. genocide and i really mean genocides i've been there i've seen what is happening over there children are being filtered down the street and they're crossing the borders what do you mean under government i mean all the governments of the world whoever it is has that it has a responsibility about this t

and co with me sophie shevardnadze i'll see you next time. the judges assess on some. killed in the streets. that women kidnapped and converted to islam but. will there be another layer of moses for the coakley christians of egypt to the cross to. the future victims. the way of the cross. the main competitor girl on the market is mother nature. may customers struggle with to. fight for each girl from an old dirty supply. let people think are your prices pure or want to. cheat. they use it up there in a war. and flush their toilets when the same. thing this series is selling and spraying water. easy easy easy easy easy easy easy easy easy easy easy easy easy easy easy easy easy to feel. limited. such. it's such a. place . i i play . to see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything is. hard welcome to the big picture. good leverage or. was able to build the most sophisticated. fortunately. found anything tim's mission to teach me. and. this is wh

and co i'm sophie shevardnadze and i save leagues have revealed there is very little left of the ideal crime to see phones are tapped the internet is tracked is there a way to slow it down to five or infer said or should we just face reality and accept the new world order. r i p. rest in privacy the world is in mourning for innocence lost edward snowden's revelations confront the worst case scenario they know they've always new technology has made big brother big. on this year and that which is god it's no more about you than your best friends or your most personal information is available at the touch of a button to big brother social networks have substituted rumors and connections governments behind it all claiming you are protected how safe is your info how far should surveillance go is sacrificing privacy more claims of security. and our guest today is rich dr richard stallman software freedom activists and program and recently inducted into the internet hall of fame has joining us live from brussels it's really great to have you with us today dr stallman thank you now we're not t

sophie hayward planning staff. i don't have much to add to the discussion due to the fact they're interim controls we didn't have time to present this to the commission but we will include them in the presentation next week which will address formula retail as an issue across the city including the mid-market area so we will produce the controls with your amendments to the planning commission next week and the department is generally supportive of the controls. thank you. >> thank you ms. haywood and i also want to state that through discussions with several of our property owners we want to make sure that this legislation impacts business that are fronting market street, and so we just wanted to make that clear as well. >> thank you president chiu. >> that was the national question i had. >> >> initial question i had and the language says that the if any services, the french financial services, restaurants, limited restaurants and pharmacies and egress and aggress market street. is that for the five categories or

before we get to sophie co a final france's secular laws have put a dent into the country's relationswith its lama community a recent riots and clashes with police over the ban on face covering burkas have sparked a heated debate on whether uncontrolled mass immigration is the true cause of failing multiculturalism and this story goes to wattis more of. vincent born in france from french parents has been teaching philosophy and running again in paris where he has spent his whole life now he's getting ready to emigrate he says he no longer feels at home here. there are zones around paris and around other big cities where even the police don't dare to enter we call these places could gorge cutthroats they're ruled by a parallel economy of drugs and remain hermetic to ordinary french people these areas are dominated by immigrants from france's former african colonies and are often the scene of violent confrontations. just last month five were injured during protests over the enforcement of france's ban on full face religious veils we go to one such place. twenty kilometers from paris and

but don't go away sophie because we are going to finish this up here. so do we have any members of the public who would like to make a comment on item threes and four? >> welcome mr. cornel. >> thank you, nice to be here, steven cornel of small business advocates i think that maybe looking at this broader, the purpose of the whole thing was to help and preserve the unique character of small businesses in san francisco. and keep it vital in a place to do things. and san francisco is only 49 square miles, and so i think, it is just keeping it for the neighborhood is looking at things too small of an area. and you come into san francisco, from the south, the first thing that you see, is on one freeway, it is home depot and the other freeway is lowes and ha is what you see is the first big things coming into the city, the big boxes, you are starting to see some of that on coming in from the golden gate bridge, the walgreens and the gas station and ihop and not very much over there but it is sort of sets the stage on what we are. and if we are going to be or

out on you what do you do to that what do you do what do you do one that happens you know one no sophie it isn't brain surgery. but what you do what you do will not change the world so it is what it is some guests are more conducive to discussion than others or you can do is all you can do you do the best you can you try there's good questions you try to listen to the answers you try to follow up some people are better than others but i think if you're a good interviewer eigen count on. i don't think i've had ten people in my life in all over his that i can say boy it was that terrible i think of years good people like to talk most people like to talk especially about what they do people may not want to talk about their personal life and i understand that as none of my business and i never made it a courtroom i never subjected them to banging them against the wall but i think actors like to talk about acting politicians like to talk about politics politicians like to talk about politics lawyers like to talk about the law doctors i talk about medicine is that's what they do most people l

hello and welcome to sophie and co i'm sophie shevardnadze and today we're looking at friend's son its new leading figures after we are said the margins of the politics met him up then came served in a presidential race last year this woman is definitely gaining a stronger footing with her people and her ideas are quite controversial. one simple logical outsider now breathing down the neck of the establishment challenging patriarchy and politics popularity rising is also joblessness europe. multiculturalism graveyard where social unrest is rife.

i don't want them to sophie and co i'm so mean shevardnadze and today i'm having a very special guest that needs no introduction larry king larry spent twenty five years with c.n.n. talking to people then retired and has come back with his show larry king now which is also available on r t hi larry you know this is one of my first shows because my show premiered this week and here won a very for us the first guests. i'm honored to be one of your first guess was so excited but it's kind of like you know god given your first communion plus there's like whole satellite thing where i can hear is also like god but anyway it's really great that you're with us. thank you so this snowden story right it's all that everyone is talking about it's sort of turned into a fiction serious the leaks the chase the secrecy i mean many countries involved in it what do you see it's a disturbing disturbing story on the one hand americans pride themselves on privacy. it's almost in our blood we don't like to be eavesdropped we don't like phones tapped we don't like people knowing other people's business tha

and coming up next tough questions and contrasting opinions in our interview show sophie and. the u.s. government project marty has been in place for twenty years this project was designed to break the media monopoly of cuban television by putting u.s. government propaganda up to t.v. screens this injection of american t.v. works with a blimp and a c one thirty military plane working in tandem you know this would actually be a major achievement in the history of technology if it actually worked this program which over the years has built up a billion taxpayer dollars simply does not work but continues to exist despite the cuban government completely blocking the transmission the official logic of continued the program is that it would send a bad message to the cuba. government if they stopped brilliance in action but the big question is who gives the us government the right to propagandize cubans just because they have a different lifestyle doesn't mean it is wrong and the us government does has the right to destroy it and even if cubans on mass actually do hate their system t

it's like-- it's like sophie's choice. not really. no? what was sophie's choice again? she had to decide which of her children to give to the nazis. ok, yeah, that's harder. oh, what am i gonna do? [arguing] hey, guys, what's up? what's up? what, did i, uh, did i interrupt something? you guys talking about chicks? see a nice rack? huh? nice set of ta-tas? yes. 2. ok. that sucked. yeah. yeah, it did. mmm. diet coke me, baby. you know what? uh... just for fun why don't we try to, like, bowl really well, ok? are your sideburns longer? i don't know. maybe. look, wednesday night we're playing "hey eddie's!" pizza, and i just-- i want to beat them. why? i like their pizza. that's not the point. i just think we should try to win more often, 'cause winning is good. you know, it means... you won. ok. all right, so let's practice. yeah, let's practice. ok, great. ok, let me break it down for you, all right? ok. all right. it's very simple, all right? it's here. it's 1, 2, 3, 4. yes. ah, yes. see right there? use the arrows on the lane. they're your friends. oh, all right, yeah, o

but don't go away sophie because we are going to finish this up here. so do we have any members of the public who would like to make a comment on item threes and four? >> welcome mr. cornel. >> thank you, nice to be here, steven cornel of small business advocates i think that maybe looking at this broader, the purpose of the whole thing was to help and preserve the unique character of small businesses in san francisco. and keep it vital in a place to do things. and san francisco is only 49 square miles, and so i think, it is just keeping it for the neighborhood is looking at things too small of an area. and you come into san francisco, from the south, the first thing that you see, is on one freeway,it

>> sophie, great job. >> good picture! >> while we're at it, look at the picture. >> that's my cat emma. >> if it's way too early, it's "morning joe." stick around for the always patient chuck todd and "the daily rundown" where we learn more about politics in an hour than you'll learn here in three hours. we shall return. have a great weekend! >>> epic overrun there, mr. scarborough. anyway. summer bummer. july's job report delivers an underwhelming 162,000 new jobs. about 20,000 below expectations. unemployment rate did drop to 7.4%. but that's because fewer people are looking for work. we'll break down the numbers in just a few minutes. this news companiy comes as cos set to jet out town. what do they have to brag about to folks ba s back home? meantime, overseas, the state department says many embassies in the middle east and south africa will be closed on sunday because of unspecified threats. happy friday. good morning from washington. it's august 2nd, 2013. this is "the daily rundown." i'm chuck todd. let's get right

half an hour from now in the meantime the challenges faced by energy corporations are the focus of sophie shevardnadze his interview with the head of the export of russia's gazprom itself to the right. remember we talked about clothing for regular folks like you and me that can make you invisible to drones well freedom fashions as i like to call them are continuing to expand although the fact that our drones infrared eyes are very scary the more common street cameras are way more likely to want to average day violate your privacy and thus they invented the justice cap this hat blocks your face with lights from face recognition software all the camera will see is an anonymous glowing ghost i personally haven't tested this thing out nor have i seen it with my own eyes and three aaa batteries on your head at all times does seem like a bit of a bother but hey if you really want to be left alone and you're willing to throw down a few dollars this looks like a pretty good fashion statement to me the sad thing is that this sort of invention should exist people shouldn't have to live with the con

thank you very much for this great talk a great pleasure thank you you are watching sophie and co our guest today was alexander salmond thanks for watching and we'll see you in our next edition. they were ready to do anything for their country. is to love the country more than yourself if you join the military for any other reason that you're probably not going to have a good day. in the state. they live remembering that which is impossible to get rid of. the war. however good people do get hurt. hurt good people empty silent. but would prefer not to be. i was i feel like. i should have died over there. because. i saw some people who had died and. there is cheaper than terrified. that. i. could speak. to. her. i wish i. missed some good. and. i come out of my mind i'm a better little. secret laboratory to mccurdy was able to build the world's most sophisticated robots which will unfortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tunes mission to teach me the creation of life should care about humans and we're going to this is why you should care only on the dog. mission. couldn't take t

welcome back you're watching sophie and co and we are talking to alexander salmond the first scottish minister here in shetland isles scotland were talking about why scotland should get independence well talking about travelling crazily if you guys become independent as a part of e.u. you would actually have to open your university doors to all the british students who now pay nine thousand pounds a year does this this is where you get sick of the kind of costly for scotland well we believe we can maintain the coming to arrangement we've got legal advice to that effect but i don't and stella got more students coming to scott mr black. this year because of the policies of the scottish cup we have a record number of scottish students studying in scottish higher education a record number of english students fleeing the high fees. buddy in scottish higher education and a record number of international students studying at scottish universities and colleges so we've got three records all in one year that's a great thing for scotland for scope that we face and it's a great thing for the sco

nice to see you, sophie. - nice to you wrapped-- look at her! - it's awesome.e that's used for people who've had heart problems. they use the machine because it relaxes your heart by basically doing the job of your heart. while that was happening, they realized that all these other things were happening. people's skin were improving, and cellulite was going away and calories were burning. - cellulite was going away? - yes, ma'am. - sign my ass up. - absolutely. - wow. - so as-- as it was doing all these-- as it was doing all these wonderful things for your heart and really relaxing, it was also doing all these really incredible things for beauty. so they ended up using the machine for beauty treatments as well. - so how does it work? what i'm feeling is like pressure. it feels like it's getting like your blood pressure taken a little bit. - absolutely. - but not as painful. - no, it's not painful. it's not meant to be painful. but it is exactly the same feeling. it's like: pressure, release, pressure, release. it's gonna move through your body. so at first it's

. >> by the end of this project will be a leniently and also form supervisor sophie maxwell. >> and wel get to any introduction to the rest of the folks on the instantly. at this time i want to bring up our mc. she's brought the news to our living rooms for years this is ms. pam. (clapping) >> and the journalist she's been inducted into the arts and sciences and she's receives any with regards honoring her contribution to california. it's a great principle she will join use it in come mentoring this celebration >> ms. pam (clapping). >> thank you supervisors cowen and wow. what a beautiful day in san francisco wow. arrest (clapping). >> and want an exciting day per it's my pleasure to be here today to the official project 25 years in the making. (clapping). >> this really is a historic moment in time for this community and today's celebration assigned to honor all the people who have fought for this. but to build on what is already here for a bright future and a for those who live here in the future. there was a song it's a long time coming but i know change is going to come. oh, yes,

you say to turn around for manufacture on three feet much and come on the last minute that he sees sophie told fish feed and on to take. this bone meal is made from lead the leftovers pulled with animal carcasses and beef and trails it's then used to see chickens and also prunes for the european market. on danes. want to see. many. chances to see how they can listen to people eating fish and. chicken. paid the fees we. have terrorists to get you to my body. but what you see here it's unbelievable i mean unthinkable any. for any any place. eighty open air bone meal factories here built in the middle of housing and give those toxic fumes day and night which makes death the most polluted city in the world. when you see the smoke over there what i want to say about how long could anyone last here does that take a look at the x. rays of inhabitants lungs any of them you'll see they're black under x. ray they appear black. it can't be what i kind of talks of fumes here spread for miles around. me dad live down the alabama you can smell it you're going to turn up or not is good north south east

charles sophie. thank you so much for joining us.et's talk about this long road ahead for hannah and her family. as someone that grew up as pretty much neighbors with elizabeth smart, i saw first hand how difficult it was to come back and yet she was, you know, surrounded by such a strong community, a strong support of her family. hannah, it's not the same story. i mean, she's lost members of her family. what does this next chapter look like for her and her family? how do you even begin to move forward from here? >> i think the best first step for her is to be able to grieve and realize all that has happened to her. not to necessarily feel through it, but to think through it and be able to go through the motions to grieve and then begin the process of healing through good treatment. >> well, doctor, authorities said that dimaggio was infatu e infatuated with hannah. talk about his mindset and his ultimate plan with her. >> infatuated could mean anything. he could have been dilutional or pretty much in his right mind but maybe been a

russia's gas from exports thanks for being with us today that's it for today folks you watch with me sophie shevardnadze i'll see you next time. he. wealthy british soil the sun it's time to present its priceless. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines. killing a killer though if they're going to kill some. of the the consensus you can. choose the opinions that invigorating to. choose the stories that impact your life choose b. access to your office or. olympos. live. the speech. if you. wish. list. of things i missed some good live. just see. it. come out of my mind i'm a little. live. live. live live. live. played. i the little. i did snowden leave the transit zone over moscow at border after russia grants him again as asylum a decision that caused fewer ean washington and prompted french france including the possible cancellation of a top level by electrodes that. snowden's latest published leaks to reveal the us security for the millions into the biggest british spy agency hig

welcome back to sophie and co the revolutions that swept the arab world seemed so implausible but the fact that those leaders like well barack ben ali qaddafi where were thrown how safe do the ruling elite in iran feel we'll talk to the outgoing president obiang mahmoud ahmadinejad from the beginning i just relieved that the people of those countries that he just really don't are like just like. the rest of the people in the work they want to have a better life. they want to have better tools yes knife conditions after freedom and justice they want to vote for the happiness that he has that they want and they were looking for an opportunity to change the situation it would be sort of it's we'll see it but it was like it's i mean it's happened so fast. and our country it should be i think that yes i think that this was not really natural i think there was a kind. it was. there was a kind of manage with it these are illusions are managed just that is something i don't want to get into this issue of the situation because neither of these countries have achieved yet achieved stability and

and criteria, and formula retail proposed changes, but these have as sophie has indicated the planning commission has asked us or the supervisors to put these on. and so these items are on pause, while we deal with the larger formula retail question. >> when is the recess end? >> the recess, the board of supervisors are back the first week of september, and the first four supervisors meeting is september third. >> okay. >> and so with that, and unless there are any questions, conclude. >> what type of a business was that? >> in-home healthcare. >> okay. >> and i have a question, just you may not know the answer and if you don't, just let me know. and on the affordable care act, and that matches up with the health security organization in san francisco, i got the impression from looking at the board of supervisors here, you know, that this week or last week, and it is still leaving a lot of people and the affordable care act it seems like is going to a lot of people are going to healthcare today are not going to have healthcare with the affordable care act if the healthy security ordina