question around population grouth and we are strug wlg those projection on population growth in a precise way because it is one thing to talk about population grogetd with programming and subsidize and another to talk about bilgding sites and infrastructure. we know there is grouth, we are exappearanceing growth and continued to experience child growth especially among 0-2 year olds so that's something we have been working on and we have one of the most inoviteive modms for child care facilities in the country jeand we have a number of different projucts and strategies we use with low income investment funds and in partnership with the mayors now with ipic and mayors office

is a several year at least within this budget committee address [inaudible] is more like a 25 year strug frl many of the smaller community based arts organizations over the years from the chronicle in the late 80's to jeff jones report to san francisco art task force. the budget and legislative analyst report is revoyeuring a lot of the same pan t patterns we have seen over the year. i cht to also say i'm very cong nsh that it is immigrant family dayo eso a lot of the immigrants [inaudible] it points to a incredbly expanding diversity within the bay area, though san francisco is becoming less diverse. the san francisco foundation and policy link today are doing a webinar acknowledging equity as a key strategy for insureing live ability and also strengeen communities as we see san francisco becoming less diverse and the bay area more diverse. i want to acknowledge from a tweet from the policy link webinar that currently san francisco is seeing a decrease in diversity and yet the entire san francisco bay area is expected tobe about 70 percent people of color by 2040. that is in about 25 ye

so, examples of in term its of your question around population grouth and we are strug wlg those projection on population growth in a precise way because it is one thing to talk about population grogetd with programming and subsidize and another to talk about bilgding sites and infrastructure. we know there is grouth, we are exappearanceing growth and continued to experience child growth especially among 0-2 year olds so that's something we have been working on and we have one of the most inoviteive modms for child care facilities in the country jeand we have a number of different projucts and strategies we use with low income investment funds and in partnership with the mayors now with ipic and mayors office community development housing and community development and other cities departments we work to create new centers and try to keep up the pace. in our 15/16 budget that include 3.3 million pr support. some is targeted for the market octaveia [inaudible] and then the draw down of the city wide developer fee and then some of the local public education enrichment fund. i would say that th

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to scam continue to day is whether the conflict in yemen has become a symptom of the larger power strug until the gulf. the saudi led military intervention is now in the third week. the u.s. has been providing resources and support to our regional partners engaged on the ground. i would point out this is yet another example of why we must act in the closest of security cooperation with our gulf friends to koirnlt all of iran's destabilizing activities in the region. i was pleased to see reports this morning indicating the united states has step up our support inspecting ships bound for yemen in search of arms. similarly, to day's 14-0 vote by the security council to impose an arms embargo is a welcomed step and a needed show of unity from the international community. iran is in turn responding setting a flotilla to the gulf of aiden. last week on social media, iran's supreme leader attacked saudi arabia and the defense minister tweeting the youths have taken over the affairs of the state and are replacing dignity with bar bare ti. as members of congress, we are often asked by our consti

not recorded was an alleged strug ol the ground between them before the shooting. >>> aim jackie ibanezk to "justice with judge jeanine." >>> now for the second opening statement. jihadi mom, it's been a while since we talked. the tsarnaev family, a father, a mother, two sons, were granted political asylum in 2002. we opened our arms to them. showered them with food and money and housing and education and all the freedoms of american citizens. look at how they repaid. a lot has happened since then. none of it good. then again, nothing involving your theiving, terrorist, hate-filled, drug-filled spawn is ever good. tonight your youngest terrorist son dzhokhar stands convicted of blinding, dismembering, and blowing the limbs off of many. the next step, will the jury spare him and give him life in prison or impose the ultimate penalty? death. i remember when this happened you that issed your sons were framed because they were muslim. dzhokhar's defense claims that he was simply a follower of his older brother, your other jihadi son, tamerlan. not so. dzhokhar stands alone in his capacity t

.>> as a kid, i strugged itself esteem and that desire to fit in. music became the place that i could do that. as a professional musician the disappearance of music in schools concerns me because i would be lost without music. >> guitar over guns will be meeting today. please be on time. and ready to rock. >> our program offers free afterschool programming to at-risk middle schoolers, music is the most important tool we have in reaching these kids. >> guys please finish up with the grades and go to instruments. in the classroom we split the program up 30-minute chunks exercise instrument instruction, ensemble experience. ♪ >> our mentors are professional musicians, we bill relationships. how's everything? we get to know their families and what their lives are like at home. a lot of times these kids only see to the end of their block. we like to give them exposure to the rest of the world. >> over there, we're recording vocals. best part of our program is watching these kids transform. >> before the program, i really wouldn't think that i'd be in a s

he strug uled to get out until about 30 seconds later when someone helped. we show the police chief ron padlock some of these imajz. >> may be easy to get in but not out. >> you take an average male, 6 foot give or take, the distance from the roadway to the granite edge is 4 feet. you'd have to have very decent upper body strength to push yourself up. >> reporter: like this man who tried a shortcut to the gallery play station by climbing over two sets of tracks. transit police arrested him. >> they go down for a variety of reasons, to retrieve personal property. some do it as a game. why they go down is a mystery. >> reporter: we know why this woman at reagan national ended up there, to retrieve the package they dropped. she struggles to get down and struggles to come out narrowly escaping the train. he says it's becoming increasingly common for passengers lose their phone on trags. they should never try to chase after them. instead, ask staff to help. but this he says is not common. metro transit police say they're still actively searching for the yoga coup

. >> we're a police department that faces many strug ups and many chall over the years we have had a number of incidents that have tarnished this badge and the reputation of >> reporter: a wake for gray is set for later today, as the people on the streets are still asking how did freddie gray die? and who is respo? this city could be in for a long week. with police not expected to handle the results of their investigation to prosecutors until friday. for "today," tom costello nbc news baltimore. >> another long day in baltimore. we hope for peace on those streets. >>> the stormy weather in the south that we talked so much about yesterday has led to tragedy during a sailboat race sheinelle is following that for us. >> good morning. at least four people are missing and one person is dead after a regatta accident in alab it happened saturday off dolphin island after a powerful storm tore through the sailing event, causing several boats to overnight, family members waited for word as coast guard crews searched for the missing boaters. more than 100 sailboats were on the water. a harrowin

to scam continue to day is whether the conflict in yemen has become a symptom of the larger power strug until the gulf. the saudi led military intervention is now in the third week. the u.s. has been providing resources and support to our regional partners engaged on the ground. i would point out this is yet another example of why we must act in the closest of security cooperation with our gulf friends to koirnlt all of iran's destabilizing activities in the region. i was pleased to see reports this morning indicating the united states has step up our support inspecting ships bound for yemen in search of arms. similarly, to day's 14-0 vote by the security council to impose an arms embargo is a welcomed step and a needed show of unity from the international community. iran is in turn responding setting a flotilla to the gulf of aiden. last week on social media, iran's supreme leader attacked saudi arabia and the defense minister tweeting the youths have taken over the affairs of the state and are replacing dignity with bar bare ti. as members of congress, we are often asked by our consti

in other words, earnings are coming in roughly in line with expectations and the market is strugging off. we have big overbought territory. what's going on overseas? take a look. double-digit gains of 26% year to date. germany up 24%. spain is up and even brazil is up with the s & p up only 2%. if you look at oil, that is poised to slow down and we had big gains. some up 10 or 12% on the year. we are ready for the poise in the oil sector and maybe the rest will catch up with them. >> thank you very much. cisco shares are making a move today. they talked about digital disruption on "squawk box." >> every country, every city every company, every home every car, everything you wear will be digital. it will be connected together. from a country perspective, it determines the growth and the job creation and the health care systems. every company will be a technology company. the speed will be brutal. probably 40% of global enterprises won't exist years from now. even within the high tech sector, probably half the major players in high tech won't exist this a meaningful way in ten years. >

the dichotomy of companies that are basically domestic and international ones that have had a bigger strugollar. chipotle seeing a little bit of a decline relative to expectations. >> let's not forget chipotle is one of those stocks that's a high-growth name high-beta name, so to speak. when you have in a market such as we have the margin for error so to speak is very low and when your report disappoints, even if it's a good report only 10% comps or revenue growth there's room for the stock to trade lower. >> last quarter when it fell sharply it's because it only had same-store sales growth of 16.1% when the expectation was for 16.5. this is a big decline from even last quarter. the expectations are so high for this company. >> the only one i liked was the food cost line. the tough part is now you have -- their price increases from last year that were pretty material. the price increases this quarter were 6.3%. next quarter that will come down to 5.4%. they give you that data. the quarter after that unless they actually decide to increase price, it's going to be zero percent. it will all h

with time and strug and sacrifice we are different. it's still imperfect as a nation.we off script during a live fundraiser for hurricane katrina relief. >> george bush doesn't care about black people. >> now west was with responding to the government's failure and the images of people in new orleans who had been for days trapped this their homes or on their rooftops or in the superdome or convention center. later in a 2010 interview with nbc's matt lauer president bush recalled the moment kanye's comment as the worst moment of his eight years in the white house. >> i didn't appreciate it then. i don't appreciate it now. it's one thing to say i don't appreciate the way he handled his business. it's another thing to say this man is a racist. i resent it. it's not true. it was one of the most disgusting moments of my presidency. >> you told laura are at the time it was the worst moment of oh your presidency. >> yes spp. >> i wonder if some people will give you heat for that. >> i don't care. >> that president was adamant that that was his worst moment. nearly 2,000 peopl

to scam continue to day is whether the conflict in yemen has become a symptom of the larger power strug until the gulf. the saudi led military intervention is now in the third week. the u.s. has been providing resources and support to our regional partners engaged on the ground. i would point out this is yet another example of why we must act in the closest of security cooperation with our gulf friends to koirnlt all of iran's destabilizing activities in the region. i was pleased to see reports this morning indicating the united states has step up our support inspecting ships bound for yemen in search of arms. similarly, to day's 14-0 vote by the security council to impose an arms embargo is a welcomed step and a needed show of unity from the international community. iran is in turn responding setting a flotilla to the gulf of aiden. last week on social media, iran's supreme leader attacked saudi arabia and the defense minister tweeting the youths have taken over the affairs of the state and are replacing dignity with bar bare ti. as members of congress, we are often asked by our consti

has also strug told address shortages in mental health child care and housing services for female veterans. too many women who served either do not identify themselves as veterans or they lack a sufficient information about the benefits and services that the v.a. provides. fortunately, the v.a. has started to put an increased focus on this population. the v.a. center for women veterans is charged with monitoring and coordinating v.a.'s administration of health care benefit services and programs for women veterans as well as with raising awareness within the department for their special needs. in 2012, the women veterans task force published a report outlining strategies to meet the needs of our female veterans. the report highlighted barriers to providing services to women veterans including a lack of data collection and analysis. without knowing how to best serve and meet expectations of female veterans, the v.a. will never be able to give these heros the care and support that they earned and deserve. my amendment is designed simply to encourage the v.a. to fill the two unfunded data coll