was remodeled -- it's not a 5151 designated facility but it's currently operating as a crisis stabilization unit. the way the facility is designated right now they can't accept a child on a hold those children still need to go to the emergency rooms and to psyche emergency and so i'm not sure what our next step would would be we don't have another facility that's in the pipeline to do this and i'm not quite sure what it would take to a lay the concerns of the supervisors my sense is that like you mentioned, it's incredibly hard to run a nonprofit especially in this county where the costs are so extreme that's not to say -- that your concerns -- i don't know if they are legitimate or not i'm trying to setup a facility here so i feel like we're stuck here a little bit and i'll go back speak with my supervisors i mean like i said i'm a little bit lost on the next step because we don't have another facility. >> supervisor campos might have a suggestion. >> it would be to continue this item so that we give the chair flexibility to reschedule this item as quick will he as quickly as possible i think a

stability, so what is wrong with that? everyone wants to accept the primacy of nato and the united states. i don't think it is in the interests of global security and stability. the u.s. president short while ago said the u.s. acted as a broker in the position of power in ukraine. that is an interesting way of putting it. we know what actually happened we know who discussed what over the phone and who suggested candidates for ministerial posts in ukraine. as for the protest, we did not have any military experts there but we know who did. , we hope that the ukrainian nation will restore unity but it must be done on a national dialogue. so ukraine suggested suggested new national holidays the date of the formation of the rebel army. how can those qualities be celebrated in the eastern ukraine when in western ukraine there is a celebration of the second world war? so there is a need for political agreements. we know that mobilization is in progress in ukraine. it is experiencing difficulty. the hungarian minorities feel that many more people are being recruited. i think that this is what we sh

rehabilitating close to 4,000 public housing units, constructing new public housing units through the hope sf program and stabilizing at risk rental units. we're tracking our progress toward meeting the mayor's goals and we're actively working with the planning department, the office of economic and work force development and other public agencies to ensure that we're working as effectively as possible. as you also know, in november of 2014 voters overwhelmingly passed proposition k proposition k reflects the mayor's housing goals, that 30,000 unit number you keep hearing, with its affordable housing ratio, and then further proposition k sets a city policy that the city will attempt to ensure that 33 percent of all new housing produced in rezoned areas will be affordable to low and moderate income households and that funding strategies will be identified to fund new affordable housing and to preserve existing rental stock and public housing. a year ago the mayor convened a housing working group consisting of a broad swath of stake holders market rate developers, nonprofit developers, advocates, funders. there were o

rehabilitating close to 4,000 public housing units, constructing new public housing units through the hope sf program and stabilizing at risk rental units. we're tracking our progress toward meeting the mayor's goals and we're actively working with the planning department, the office of economic and work force development and other public agencies to ensure that we're working as effectively as possible. as you also know, in november of 2014 voters overwhelmingly passed proposition k proposition k reflects the mayor's housing goals, that 30,000 unit number you keep hearing, with its affordable housing ratio, and then further proposition k sets a city policy that the city will attempt to ensure that 33 percent of

article you are referring to, i was making a distinction between the hegemonic presence -- the united states stabilizedeurope and put it on a path of growth and prosperity by being hegemonic in the 1950's. i think this is what europe needs. if this has to be done under some kind of merkel plan, so be it. >> a merkel plan is a kind of marshall plan. for now though, you're running out of money. how much time do you have? >> i'm not going to speculate. i'm not going to indulge in the art of spreading fear. we are here to seek common ground about this, and the only thing we are asking for is a short space of time during which to deliberate. >> you have one of the hardest jobs in the world right now. why in the world did you want it? you had a great job as a professor. why would you give that up? >> i have no idea. >> thank you very much for being with us on dw tv. >> that was the greek finance minister speaking to our melinda crane. here's a quick look at the numbers for you. across the atlantic, the dow jones in positive territory, a by 1% and the euro gaining a bit of ground. >> that interview with the g

stability, so what is wrong with that? everyone wants to accept the primacy of the united states, and i don't think it is in the interests of global security and stability. a short while ago, i heard that the u.s. acted as a broker in the position of power in it ukraine, and that is an interesting way of putting it. we know what actually happened we know who discussed what over the phone and who suggested candidates for prime ministerial posts in ukraine. as for the protest, we did not have any military exports there but we know who did. we hope that the ukrainian nation will understand that it must be done on a national dialogue. so ukraine suggested [indiscernible] a rebel army and how can those qualities be celebrated in the eastern ukraine when in western ukraine there is a celebration of the second world war? so there is a need for political agreements. we know that mobilization is in progress in ukraine. it is experiencing difficulty. the hungarian minorities feel that many more people are recruited, and i think that this is what we should discuss. there are not -- there are minorities in ukraine's, not just ethnic uk

tensions from the past and the rapid changes in asia, and the continuing need for the stabilizing role of the united states in that region. which are so important to the future. the continuing imperative to counter the use of weapons of mass destruction. and new dangers and new domains like cyber, as noted by senator reid. strategy. strategy needs to keep all these problems in perspective. and to craft lasting approaches to each of them. i have promised president obama that if i am confirmed, i will furnish him my most candid strategic advice. in formulating that advice, i intend to confer widely among civilian and military leaders including on this committee. experts and foreign partners, and when the president makes a decision, i will also ensure that the department of defense implements it with its long admired excellence. i will also ensure that the president received candid professional military advice. this is not only consonant with the law as vin in this country committee but with good sense. since our military leaders possess wide and deep experience and expertise. the law also prescribes t

talk about the timing of this especially with the global economic situation, the united states seeming to stabilizehowing growth, but not so much in europe. talk about alan: the timing. the united -- timing. alan: the united states has been growing. europe lowering currency rates it can succeed to bring back economic growth. from a timing perspective, we think the economy is perfect because we are getting into the bottom of the cycle or near the bottom of the cycle for the european perspective, and with the monetary stimulus, we think timing is perfect. there are a lot of people looking to invest in europe right now. we are a way to invest in a smart company that does something unique, that will grow very very rapidly in europe, we expect, over the coming years. mark: a lot of people are looking to invest in europe -- are you surprised by that given the numbers we have seen out of the eurozone? given the fact that the ecb wants to force some simplicity the eurozone to stave off deflation? it would seem counterintuitive. alan: that is right. it actually worked in the united states. monetary policy t

tensions from the past and the rapid changes in asia, and the continuing need for the stabilizing role of the united states in that region. which are so important to the future. the continuing imperative to counter the use of weapons of mass destruction. and new dangers and new domains like cyber, as noted by senator reid. strategy. strategy needs to keep all these problems in perspective. and to craft lasting approaches to each of them. i have promised president obama that if i am confirmed, i will furnish him my most candid strategic advice. in formulating that advice, i intend to confer widely among civilian and military leaders including on this committee. experts and foreign partners, and when the president makes a decision, i will also ensure that the department of defense implements it with its long admired excellence. i will also ensure that the president received candid professional military advice. this is not only consonant with the law as vin in this country committee but with good sense. since our military leaders possess wide and deep experience and expertise. the law also prescribes t

stability. >> reporter: yes. the unitedions is response soaring talks between the rebels and their opponents. it's not going very far because the opponents are saying they're trying to twist their arms in order to impose their plans to take over power. they are, from their side taking a very hard line and saying they want to reach some sort of resolution that suits them of course. they're sort of making some vague threats which yesterday the leader has made on television. >> yes. for a while, the want to take over the capital. they wanted better representation from the government. what do they want? >> they stormed the capital and last month they put the president under house arrest and forced the depositgovernment to resign and now taking over greater power. this is seen as a wider regional standoff between the shiite power, iran and the opponents in the gulf states especially saudi arabia. >> from bbc arabic there. >>> the american comedian jon stewart announced he will step down from the legendary comedy program, "the da

tensions from the past and the rapid changes in asia, and the continuing need for the stabilizing role of the united states in that region. which are so important to the future. the continuing imperative to counter the use of weapons of mass destruction. and new dangers and new domains like cyber, as noted by senator reid. strategy. strategy needs to keep all these problems in perspective. and to craft lasting approaches to each of them. i have promised president obama that if i am confirmed, i will furnish him my most candid strategic advice. in formulating that advice, i intend to confer widely among civilian and military leaders including on this committee. experts and foreign partners, and when the president makes a decision, i will also ensure that the department of defense implements it with its long admired excellence. i will also ensure that the president received candid professional military advice. this is not only consonant with the law as vin in this country committee but with good sense. since our military leaders possess wide and deep experience and expertise. the law also prescribes t

tensions from the past and the rapid changes in asia and the continuing need for the stabilizeing role of the united states in that region which is so important to the future. the continuing imperative to counter the spread -- the use of weapons of mass destruction. and new dangers and new -- like cyber, as noted by senator reed. strategy. strategy needs to keep all these problems in perspective. and to craft last seen approaches to each of them. i have promised president obama that if i'm confirmed i will furnish him my most vancandid strategic advice. in formulating that advice, i intend to confer widely among civilian and military leaders, including on this committee. experts and foreign partners. when the president makes the decision, i will also ensure that the department of defense implements it with its long admired excellence. i will also ensure that the president receives candid professional military advice. this is not only constant with the law, as written in this very committee, but with good sense. since our military leaders possess wide and deep experience and expertise. the law also p

stability. the banking units made significant profits for years handling secret accounts for an array of drug cartelsers. that is according to a report released by an international news organization. the report reveals for the first time the massive suite of their private banking arm when it controlled $100 billion in assets and was said to have the sway of wealthy depositors from the elite to the illicit. china has record trading in january as demand falls to weakening commodity prices. imports fell. that compared with estimates for a drop of 3.2%. exports slid 3.3% leaving a trade surplus of $60 billion. >> traditionally there reserved for the super rich but could enter private airline bring a jet to an airport near you. bloomberg's kerry lundgren. >> people need timely access to wherever they wish to go. that has never changed. >> private jets have traditionally been the reserve of the super rich, a recently several companies are making it slightly more accessible. they're showing off their newest addition at london city airport. >> we intended to make sure that the vast majority of our fleet -- f

leadership given the pressure of the force, the professionalism enabled the united states to create the commitment, stabilizing the middle east and presenting death and destruction and harm to the citizen. >> it's a good argument. i hope someone picks up on that one. let me ask you about unintended consequence, it seems we know imran khan was reporting. with air support, ground action does work a little better. we see it in mosul, diyala, we see iraqi troops and the peshmerga pushing back i.s.i.l. what are the unintended consequences. what about the numbers that we are talking about, what do we have to look at in the region, that we are not thinking about, causing a resurgence of i.s.i.l., including pakistan. we are in danger of taking the eye off the ball. it's another hot bed. >> that's a reason to maintain the appearance in afghanistan because pakistani issues will be with us for generations. the good news here is i.s.i.l. are jerks. they burnt on camera a devout muslim jordanian pilot and flamed public opinion. they are chipping away at support with respect the muslim world. i don't think the united states

stability, so what is wrong with that? everyone wants to accept the primacy of nato and the united states. i don't think it is in the interests of global security and stability. the u.s. president short while ago said the u.s. acted as a broker in the position of power in ukraine. that is an interesting way of putting it. we know what actually happened we know who discussed what over the phone and who suggested candidates for ministerial posts in ukraine. as for the protest, we did not have any military experts there, but we know who did. we hope that the ukrainian nation will restore unity but it must be done on a national dialogue. so ukraine suggested suggested new national holidays, the date of the formation of the rebel army. how can those qualities be celebrated in the eastern ukraine when in western ukraine there is a celebration of the second world war? so there is a need for political agreements. we know that mobilization is in progress in ukraine. it is experiencing difficulty. the hungarian minorities feel that many more people are being recruited. i think that this is what we sh

stability. citigroup only down a little bit. because resident -- the co-resident will retire, but he will remain the chairman of the thanks mexico unit. a successor of the copresident role will be made in the near future. ceo michael corvette's pay last year was cut by 9%. he still made $13.2 million. citigroup was the worst performer among all big banks, profits falling around 47%. quickly, i want to talk about

we're below the 2% target but we have price stability in the united states. >> what would you do with rates then. >> you know what i would do with rates. i would have liked to have seen us begin to slowly raise rates. i was in favor of an early and slow approach. there's counter arguments to that out there in the economic community. larry sommers saying see the whites of the eyes of full employment and to me that means we run the risk of doing what the fed has always done. you raise rates too rapidly. every time it happens we raise rates and we have driven the economy into a recession. my best guess is i won't be on a committee going forward, march 17th is my last day. it's a going away dinner for me but here's the point, i believe rates will be raised in 2015. the question is timing and that will be decided by other people on the commit see. i want to start in march but i lost that argument. >> the debate continues over whether the fed should raise rates this year. other countries are looking at cutting their rates. after the bank cut it's main policy rate to .01% yesterday. the bank

as to the europeans the gdp of europe is greater than the united states if they wish to stabilize the situation in russia nobody would stop from. the germans didn't want to stabilize the situation in greece or spain, so leave unless. the idea that had the united states engaged in trying to rebuild russia and the united states would not be resented deeply for rebuilding russia the united states can be shown to intersect with everything that happens. it cannot be held morally responsible for other nations behavior. if you want to talk about the fact the united states did things that may have moved nations differently i fully agree. if you want to say that absent the united states this wouldn't have happened i don't think that is true. what i am arguing is what happened in russia had more to do with germany and the great deal more to do with the european union and european union's policies toward russia than it had to do with the united states. we had little frayed with russia, the european union has athe european union has a great deal of trade. the underlying geopolitical structure det

it would be good for the united states and ultimately stabilize the situation in ukraine rather thanify it. >> it will be interesting to see what will happen. reluctant members of nato with direct support from ukraine and germany being one of them. >> peter it is good to have you on the program. thank you so much. >> we are getting word that a top obama advisor dan ph iffer is stepping down from the white house. he was one of the original team. he plans to step down, we are told in march. we'll get more developments and bring them to you live. >> law makers want to tighten the vaccinations in schools as the risk of the measle's outbreak spreads. and also former are florida governor jeb bush laying out his vision for the future for a group in detrial. we are live there next. ations. i knew i needed to see a doctor. my doctor said, "let's try lyrica." lyrica has helped relieve my pain. it's known that diabetes damages nerves lyrica is fda-approved to treat diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is not for everyone. it may cause serious allergic reactions, or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell you

as to the europeans, the gdp of europe was in the united states if they wish to stabilize the situation in russia. nobody would stop them. of course the germans didn't want to stabilize the situation in greece or spain, so we than linux. the idea that had the united states aged in trying to rebuild russia and the united states would not then be resented deeply for rebuilding russia, the united states can be shown to intersect with everything that happens. it cannot be held morally responsible for how the other nations behave. so if you want to talk about the fact that the united states did he that most patients in a different place, all fully agree. if you want to say that absent the united states this would have happened, i don't think that's true. what i am arguing is what happened in russia would have a great deal more to do with germany and a great deal more to do with the european union and the european unions policies towards russia have to do with united states. we had very little trade with russia. the european union has a great deal of trade. in the end i don't think responsibi

we have price stability in the united states. >> what do you do with rates then?d do with rates, would have liked to see us begin to slowly raise rates. i was in favor of an early and slow approach. >> right. >> there's counter arguments out there in the academic community. larry summers, for example, saying -- >> sure. >> see the full eyes of unemployment. we run the risk of doing what the fed's always done, raise rates too rapidly, and every time we do that every time it happens, reach full employment raise rates, drive the economy in recession. i don't want to see that happen. my best guess is and i'm not on the committee going forward, march 17 th is the last day, going away dinner for me -- >> happy to. >> but here's the point, i believe rates will be raised in 2015. the question is timing and that's decided by other people in the committee. i wanted to start in march, but i lost that argument. >> richard, you, yesterday, or two days ago, gave a bold proposal in reforming the fed. >> that's right. >> i hope i'm not giving away a confidence but before you came

decades later, some columns still need to be stabilized to withstand a large earthquake. now, the investigative unit merged the national bridge inventory with data provided by caltrans and discovered that more than 20 bridges owned by local authorities from sonoma to fremont have yet to be retrofitted. san francisco's director of earthquake safety says if columns are not stable when the next powerful earthquake hits it will be even harder to get help to those who need it. >> we look at a lot of things of making sure our first responders have access to these folks post disaster. the last thing we would want to do is -- we would definitely want to make sure that the transportation networks are intact. >> reporter: and we also found that a well-traveled stretch of bark has yet to be retrofitted. we'll have more details tonight in our full investigation at 11:00. elise kirshner nbc bay area news. >> if you have a tip for elise or anybody in our investigative unit, give us a call 888-996-tips or you can also e-mail theunit @nbcbayarea.com. >>> it's frustrating, nightly commute just picking up on 101 in p

unit. her condition has been stabilized. she's breathing with the use of a ventilator. we have received a statement from bobby brown, singer bobby brown in which he says privacy is requested this this matter. allow for my family to deal with this matter and give my daughter the love and support she needs at this time. obviously a very difficult time for mr. brown as well. >> i know there's been a lot of talk about how doctors are going to be able to measure her brain function, her brain condition because she was found unresponsive. do we know anything about that if they're going to be reducing the medication at all? what the steps are going forward? >> reporter: they have to determine once the sedatives dissipate they will have to determine how much brain activity she has. tat relates to why they put her in the medically induced coma in the first place. a doctor told me this that when the brain is robbed of oxygen or blood for an extended period of time there's difficulty in getting blood to parts of the brain. they reduce the need for blood to get to all the parts of t

bring together arab and muslim coalition that wants to bring stability to the middle east and united states can support it. i disagree with my friend lindsey graham about invasion force of 10,000 americans to plunge them in to the chaos and carnage of syria would be serious mistake in my view. build and support this coalition of indigenous efforts in the region to bring stability. secondly, this program has been consumed by issue of terrorism. remember, the house republicans have refused to properly fund the department of homeland security our lead agency in protecting americans against terrorism. this week we'll continue this debate in the senate and urging senator mcconnell to pass clean appropriations bill let us properly and quickly fund premiere agency to keep america safe. >> o'donnell: senator, i want to ask you about your party's future also been talking about presidential politics there's new pole out from the state of iowa that shows your former colleague hillary clinton, 40 points ahead of nearest challenger. do you think coronation is good for your party? >> secretary cli

threat to the people and territorial integrity of iraq and syria, regional stability and national security interests of the unitedrs. we have come a long way in one year and one month of this president's assessment of isis. >> i don't think there is any question. they are not al qaeda. i will say that but i do agree that they pose a threat. the question is it a perspective threat in terms of their capacity to grow and become a threat to american national interests. >> grave here. more on this after a short break. ah! come on! let's hide in the attic. no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car? are you crazy? let's hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yeah. ok. if you're in a horror movie, you make poor decisions. it's what you do. this was a good idea. shhhh. be quiet. i'm being quiet. you're breathing on me! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. head for the cemetery! there's only one egg that just tastes better. fresher. more flavorful. delicious. only one egg with better nutrition... like more vitamins d, e, and omega 3s. and 25% les

much more involvement by the part of, i believe, the partners in the region and the united states to get more stability there. >> the facts seem to suggest that every time you ask someone if you're complaining, well, they are having a fire drill while there's a fire going on and yet there's no real -- you have no real suggestion about what they should be doing. it sounds to me like we are taking a very serious national and international issue and suggesting that the president isn't doing something that you believe he should do and yet you don't have a suggestion for what he should do unless i missed it. i'll give you another shot. >> well, you saw general cece and -- >> the pentagon itself, not the political leaders and the pentagon said hey, slow down over here. we've got a huge mess that could blow up into something awful. the same reason they give for not wanting to put u.s. troops in on the ground. this could become something uncontrollable. >> well, if you ask me, egypt is our first line of defense over there in that region. we train many of those people. what they can do, what we can do with othe

this alone should encourage the united states and europe to take action to empower the ukrainians to stabilize the crisis. the real flaw in the agreement is that it russia can continue to attack or propel this crisis forward while the united states and europe hold on the hope that if we don't act russia will calm down. so far that approach is not working. this agreement has a high cost or low probability of sustaining itself. >> it bears in mind that the russian- backed rebels or russia is displaying million people and shot the aircraft out of the skrie. thank you for having me. >> and so what is valentine's day without flowers. you might be surprised where many of coming from and why inspectors are giving the flowers an extra peek. and john thoun hupt is live in san pedro with more. nmillions of dollars of consumer goods are stranded on cargo ships in the pacific amid a labor dispute. guess who will pay the price after that. i will give you the worry after that. respiratory wrong. because you're not you you're a cancer hospital and your daughter... she's a team of leading researchers... and t

stability. jordan needs i.s.i.s. contained, preferable preferably it would pref it goes, but like the united states, it's concerned with.s.i.s. and instability. it needs the cop nilent to end, and turn the refugees in jordan. i think it's the second-largest in the world. enormous stress. jordan needs the conflict to end so refugees can return. they can reduce the threat of i.s.i.s. that's ultimately the end game. for others, turkey, saudis, getting rid of assad is where you see the strains of united states interest. >>> we heard from the jordanian interest, he was looking at iraq and a need for the permanent solution to the unrest there. >> he was. and you understand why. look, prior to the start of the syrian civil war, there was an assumption that syria would remain a unity undifferentiated state. and the bashar al-assad regime as distasteful as it was, could control things inside. after the united states left iraq. similar assumptions were made. we have seen both prove untrue. we see fragmentation politically, ethnically within the societies tear them apart. as the fragment cakes within the society occurs. it is als

. >> the united states has an undiminished ability to shape events and build alliances of free people. we can project power and enforce peaceful stabilityoff areas of the globe. >> howard dean, i can't think of a more shocking couple of sentences, the notion that the united states has an undiminished ability to shape events and build alliances around the world and has the power to enforce peaceful stability. that's exactly what his brother proved we don't have. >> right. this is very interesting speech. and i don't think i would have given this speech if i had been jeb bush. if problem he has here is that he is reminding everybody of the bush legacy in iraq. and i think they're -- i mean, the notion that if obama had only done the surge more and sent more troops to iraq, somehow this would have gone away, that may play well in the right wing corners of the heritage foundation, but it's not going to play on main street, especially the main streets which have given up soldiers to do that with second, third, fourth, fifth tours, a lot of ptsd, families broken up. i -- i -- i think this was not a good start. >> let's listen to the "i am my

unit at this hospital. her condition has been stabilized but she's breathing with the use of a ventilator.e have also received a statement from her father. he writes privacy is requested in this matter. please allow for my family to deal with this matter and give my daughter the love and support she needs at this time. understandably a very difficult, tragic time for his family. it was saturday morning when brown was found face down in a bathtub full of water in her town home. according to police, she was not breathing. her heart was not beating. cpr was attempted at the scene. she did not respond. she was brought here to the hospital and has been in the medically-induced coma ever since. the details are eerily similar to her mother's death. drugs were found to be part of the cause of her death. we asked the local investigator if drugs were involved in this case. >> right now, they did not see anything on the scene that would indicate that. no alcohol or drugs laying around that would indicate that. >> reporter: very few details from local investigators and from the hospital but a source t

the total expenditure from the stabilization fund is $6.4 million that includes autopsy inclusionary housing study done and community improvement of the affordable units on harrison and $2.4 million in grant mostly for services this is a glimpse at our current portfolio and that portfolio total $4.3 million that are the one side we have right now i have a if you slides of the past investment if you want to review them later i'd like to call out some of the highlight if i can we provided a down payment on the acquisition the united players club house and purchased it friday we provided the planning for an acquisition on a small site by low income families we created 49 very affordable units on harrison and offered another thirty percent medium income we also have provided funding for several different programs one of which the bill program it provided very important service working with low income folks to find opportunity for affordable housing this had 83 placements and paraded that their clients participate in the thirty loiters and created the resolving alongside and the council that meets to address issues in the neighborhood and community action