up to 60, tandem. the other thing that has been going on in the district is there is a lot of new retail and entertainment, even though there has not been a lot of new office buildings. the percentage of people come here to access entertainment has gone up every year since 2005. just to conclude, the rules allow the additional findings for rebuttal for me, and i do not plan to take it, but if there is a member of the public speaking to has concerns about the project, i hope you will let me reserve the right under the rules to come back and speak in a bottle. but at this point, -- speak in rebuttal. that i really would like to say. commissioner olague: we have not approved yet but -- >> and sorry? commissioner olague: nothing. i would like to open up for public comment at this time. seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners? commissioner sugaya: [inaudible] get this thing to work. i have a quick question -- what are the hours of operation? >> the hours that an attendant is there are monday th

when you can sing those two things in tandem and how they relate to each other.mi kelly was with us. purchaser naomi kelly was here. she is approaching reverend dr. amos brown, former supervisor brown, who is also here with us. of course i really would get assassinated if i don't mention commissioner leroy king, sit -- sitting with former redevelopment commissioner benny yee.

when you can sing those two things in tandem and how they relate to each other.mi kelly was with us. purchaser naomi kelly was here. she is approaching reverend dr. amos brown, former supervisor brown, who is also here with us. of course i really would get assassinated if i don't mention commissioner leroy king, sit -- sitting with former redevelopment commissioner benny yee. welcome, kim. we are really looking forward to working with kim to get students to come visit the kinsey exhibit. just one second. and also supervisor scott winer -- weiner is here also. let's welcome him. newly elected schedule. we're back on schedule and graced with the presence of our new mayor. we, as i mentioned earlier, we had the pleasure of working well. are city administrator at the time ed lee and supervisor ross mirkarimi in connection with the adoption of the slavery disclosure ordinance a couple years ago. and we look forward to working with him on many issues to come. please welcome mayor ed lee. >> hello, everybody. you know i don't like to read speeches. i've been doing that

tandem, have your downpour's through santa rosa towards central file by 10:00 p.m.. over night around midnight towards some rafeal. with a strong wind, and even through some rafeal, and even early morning on wednesday. by late wednesday, the better chance of trying out with showers tapering off. the morning low expected to get out to the 30's overnight. 35 degrees expected for santa rosa and a few degrees warmer in summer as well. . 44 san francisco. san rafael dutch-upper 30's, low 40's and in terms of the afternoon? it looks like because they're going to stay in the 60s in the sunspots. fairfield, santa rosa, 55 degrees, san francisco and as we take you to the south bay. it will warm up to about 62 degrees for mountain view and san jose. for your kron 4 7 day around the bay the next break for the wet weather on your friday will bring back what weather for this weekend there >>pam: the san francisco board david hcochoi currently represents section 3, and when and if if he is elected? after the 28 victory, has already helped as a san francisco prosecutor and a attorn

competitor royal caribbean slipped in tandem with carnival, off almost 4% as volume doubled. helping limit some of the market losses-- medical device maker st. jude. shares jumped 6% to a new 52- week high. j.p. morgan calls a new heart defibrillator cable the most important new device in almost ten years. the analyst thinks st. jude will gain market share from competitors. those competitors include boston scientific, which fell 4%. and medtronic was off 1%. after getting slammed yesterday, telecom led the sector gainers thanks to cellular tower company american tower. this is the past 90 sessions. the stock bounced 4.5% after falling yesterday over worries about less business should the at&t buyout of t-mobile become a reality. consumer stocks were the weakest, led lower by retailer urban outfitters. shares fell 4%. they have been falling since disappointing earnings earlier this month. this is a 180-session chart. the stock is at four-month lows. watch jabil circuit tomorrow. shares were down 3% at the close, but popped up 10% after the bell. its earnings and outlook were b

should we wait until you give us something that actually addresses this other issue that goes in tandemre? >> that is a reasonable request. >> that is something i would ask my colleaguesç to consider. if this is an important issue, which it is, i have to say, the level of responsiveness on the concerns of some of my constituents who cannot get a taxi service has not been at the level i think it should be. it may be something to consider, holding off on this until we get something concrete on the other front. >> thank you. to that point,ç supervisor cohn and i were discussing this. if there was something that was not adversely affecting the timing of this to get more information, on how there might be a remedy2or more attention brought on to these points, perhaps we can continue this to the next public safety meeting. i know supervisor chu is here. i do not know if you want to speak to this. certainly, that gives us two weeks opportunity to get further along so that the unintended consequences of some of this -- that would be helpful, too. >>ç judson chu. it has been an interesting d

would have become a free agent in the off-season, it so looks like he and ontario will likely stay a tandemason. the sharks will celebrate tonight together at the tank. finally, the folks at "forbes" always doing list and rankings. it's based on lack of championships or having franchises bolt. their criteria puts seattle at the top of this year's list. just one title to claim back in 1979, the sonics won it all. now they're in oklahoma city as the thunder. the seahawkses, they lost in the southbound lane a couple years back. the mariners have never been to the world series. so it's been a dry sports title life in the emerald city. rounding out that top five, atlanta, two, phoenix, buffalo, four, san diego, five. all of these teams have had teams in championship game. >> seattle's always gloomy and gray. >> but they have pete carroll. >> thank you, laurence. >> sure. >>> still ahead, one gator we're not too afraid of. really? settling ittle gu is in at one of our local zoos. he's single, he's great looking and i'm going to introduce you in two weeks. he's a dentist so whiten your teeth. no c

to be effective, privacy protections on line will require the technology and policy working in tandem. thank you for inviting me to date to be our hope my testimony here is helpful and i'm grateful for the committee has a technologist to prÍncipe gandy issues deeply technical in nature. i look for to helping the understand the nuances and make online tracking such an interesting and complex issue. i'm happy to answer any questions. >> thanks. who's next? ms. lawler. >> good morning and thank you for the opportunity to comment on the stick online privacy. - barbara lawler and i am the chief operator at intuit. i ask my statement be put into the record due to time constraints. >> without objection and will be. >> the mission is to improve people's financial lives both profoundly they cannot imagine going back to the old way of doing things. it is true for this mission we approach the current privacy debate. intuit izzie hillarycare corporation to their regulatory regimes in the u.s. including financial and health care privacy and privacy of tax return information. additionally we touch

to be effective, privacy protections on line will require the technology and policy working in tandem. thank you for inviting me to date to be our hope my testimony here is helpful and i'm grateful for the committee has a technologist to prÍncipe gandy issues deeply technical in nature. i look for to helping the understand the nuances and make online tracking such an interesting and complex issue. i'm happy to answer any questions. >> thanks. who's next? ms. lawler. >> good morning and thank you for the opportunity to comment on the stick online privacy. - barbara lawler and i am the chief operator at intuit. i ask my statement be put into the record due to time constraints. >> without objection and will be. >> the mission is to improve people's financial lives both profoundly they cannot imagine going back to the old way of doing things. it is true for this mission we approach the current privacy debate. intuit izzie hillarycare corporation to their regulatory regimes in the u.s. including financial and health care privacy and privacy of tax return information. additionally we touch

we're cord to work in tandem. we will come up with common sense solutions, and we're willing to have results. -- we are going to work in tandem. the government is a picture of just spending too much money. in my mind, we have to cut the spending in order to balance the budget. host: now that you have been here for three months, what has surprised you? how was it different from the florida house and senate? guest: the mechanics are the same. actually come i have had an opportunity to preside a couple of times, and that is the same. we file a minute, make speeches, all of those things are the same. the difference is where the decimal point is and how many zeros are there before you get to it. the amount of money we talk about in the state budget is far less. that is another thing about the whole entitlement program we have been talking about. there is one of those, a medicaid program, which is shared by the states and money is shared by the states, and the federal government dictates the problems and sets the standa

people move with in tandem. once o major candidate johnson, we will see others follow. host: in 2010, the early as candidates to get in did not win. john mccain got so early he went broke before he had to have the renaissance and came back and got the nomination. if you look at the past, it is so expensive to jump in early. it is like an arms race. as long as no one else is out there fighting, you do not have to get in there either. i think people learn their lessons from 2008. host: time for a couple of more calls. caller: i wanted to comment. i think the mia has framed this fight in wisconsin that the republicans are evil and union- busting. if you could comment on why no one is bringing up the point that oth states such as texas, virginia, they have done away with collective bargaining for their public-sector unions long ago. there were no riots. there is no outrage. this is about union dues and the ability to fine-tune -- all mone to one party, i.e., the democratic party. guest: you see a different approach because of different cultural approaches. in madison, wisco

to be effective, privacy protections on line will likely require technology and policy working in tandem thank you for inviting me today and i hope that my testimony is helpful. i am grateful that the committee has invited a technologist to talk but these issues because these issues can be deeply technological in issue. i hope to at help understand these nuances to help online tracking a complex but important issue. >> thanks. who's next? >> good morning. thank you to the members of the committee for the opportunity to comment on the state of online privacy. my name is barbara lawler. i ask that my full statement be put into the record do to time constraints. >> without objection. >> our mission is to improve people's financial lives so profoundly they cannot imagine going back to the old way of doing things. it is true, this mission that we approached the to current privacy debate. we are a neat corp. adhering to various regulatory data privacy regimes in the u.s., including financial and health-care privacy, and privacy of tax return information. additionally, we took over 50 million p

people move with in tandem. once one major candidate johnson, we will see others follow. host: in 2010, the early as candidates to get in did not win. john mccain got so early he went broke before he had to have the renaissance and came back and got the nomination. if you look at the past, it is so expensive to jump in early. it is like an arms race. as long as no one else is out there fighting, you do not have to get in there either. i think people learn their lessons from 2008. host: time for a couple of more calls. caller: i wanted to comment. i think the media has framed this fight in wisconsin that the republicans are evil and union- busting. if you could comment on why no one is bringing up the point that other states such as texas, virginia, they have done away with collective bargaining for their public-sector unions long ago. there were no riots. there is no outrage. this is about union dues and the ability to fine-tune -- all money to one party, i.e., the democratic party. guest: you see a different approach because of different cultural approaches. in madison,

creating a three and a half million jobs, which is by no means a trivial a congressman, and very much in tandem with help by the federal reserve and housing problems we can talk about, part of this problem. but i think what you have to realize is that the recession that greeted us and i described in my opening comments was far greater in any conceivable stimulus or housing relief program could fully offset. have our measures are rest of the downfall and create the conditions for growth and the private sector economy? absolutely. you can see some of that happening. but the damage was immense, and it's taken time to correct? >> one of the critiques was you put in place things like the homebuyer tax credit which is now expired. is that they have in cushioning the blow may postpone a little bit the clearing of the market. how fair is that criticism? >> i don't think -- there's something to the budget i don't think that's a fair critique. if you think that a reasonable policy for an administration in the midst of the greatest recession since the great depression that had at its root a housing bubble

creating a three and a half million jobs, which is by no means a trivial a congressman, and very much in tandem with help by the federal reserve and housing problems we can talk about, part of this problem. but i think what you have to realize is that the recession that greeted us and i described in my opening comments was far greater in any conceivable stimulus or housing relief program could fully offset. have our measures are rest of the downfall and create the conditions for growth and the private sector economy? absolutely. you can see some of that happening. but the damage was immense, and it's taken time to correct? >> one of the critiques was you put in place things like the homebuyer tax credit which is now expired. is that they have in cushioning the blow may postpone a little bit the clearing of the market. how fair is that criticism? >> i don't think -- there's something to the budget i don't think that's a fair critique. if you think that a reasonable policy for an administration in the midst of the greatest recession since the great depression that had at its root a housing bubble

that was organized as a 501c4 so the two groups work in tandem but only the 527 is actually disclosing its donors. the 501c4 is able to take in any money without any disclosure. [inaudible] >> at this point that was probably the last slide that was going to be -- oh, no, no. that's fine. my apologies. >> that's fine if you want to go back over anything. >> well, i guess -- well, you know, folks should have the slides in front of them so just maybe in the interest of time i'll just keep going. but if anybody wants me to go back and look over anything, i'd be happy to do that. the one final thing i do want to say -- i mean, obviously all the examples that we give end up being inflected with partson issues. these are all things that come up in campaigns but certainly while the republican party, i think, was doing most of that kind of combined 527, 501c4, it's reported the democrats are setting up their own organization so this is certainly something that is going be something we'll be seeing on all sides of the political spectrum going forward. so in terms of the issues that your offices

creating a three and a half million jobs, whichis by no means a trivial a congressman, and very much in tandem with help by the federal reserve and housing problems we can talk about, part of this problem. but i think what you have to realize is that the recession that greeted us and i described in my opening comments was far greater in anyconceivable stimulus or housing relief program could fully offset. have our measures are rest of the downfall and create the conditions for gwth and the private sector economy? absolutely. you can see some of that happening. but the damage was immense, and it's taken time to correct >> one of the critiques was you put in place things like the homebuyer tax credit which is now expired. is that they have in cushioning the blow may postpone a little bit the clearing of the market. how fair is that criticism? >> i don't think -- there's something to the budget i don't think that's a fair critique. if you thi that a reasonable policy for an administration in the midst of the greatest recession since the great depression that had at its root a husing bubble inflat

in tandem with the special envoy's activities, our humanitarian coordinator carriers out the mission in tripoli. they have put our envoy and precipitations are under way for a humanitarian assess meant in the east of libya. 1973 demands that the libyan authorities comprise fully with their obligation on the international, humanitarian and human rights law. as you well know, we continue to receive deeply disturbing reports about civilians including abuses of human rights by the parties to the country. in view of the current military operations, humanitarian aid should be developed in order to ensure that aid delivery is carried out according to humanitarian principles. 380,000 people have left libya since the start of the unrest and some 13,000 people remain stranded at the borders with egypt and tunisia and mobilizing all possible efforts using these international organizations and i also talked to them last week. $160 million for the libyan crisis is 67% funded. i hope that the countries participating in this meeting will generously contribute to this appeal. assessment by eastern l

thank you come and look forward m.o.u.ing that' to that looking forward so we can work in tandem with one another. we are still working on chinese dry wall. but the caldwell -- buddy caldwell was very involved with this. so we had a separate m.o.u. with the attorneys general office in louisiana to share information about dry wall, but we have that just between his office and our office. it proved to be very workable. there any other questions? and thank you all for being such an attentive audience. [applause] >> madam chairman, on behalf of the national association of attorneys general, we want to present you with this token. thank you for your comments today. she likes my accent. [laughter] i am a northerner actually. i want to make a few announcements here. first, a reminder of the sage business meeting in the roosevelt room today at 4:00 until 5:00. attorneys general stage members, cheap deputies are all invited to the reception from 5:30 until 7:00 here in the hotel. dinner is on your own tonight. tomorrow morning from 8:00 until 9:00 will be a regional practice held throughout th

saving or creating of 3.5 million jobs which is by no means a trivial accomplishment and very much in tandem with policies by the federal reserve and housing policies we can talk about. but i think when you have a to realize is that the recession that greeted us and i described it in my opening comments was far greater than any conceivable stimulus or housing relief program we could fully offset. have our measures arrested the downfall and created the conditions for growth in the private sector economy? absolutely. you can see some of that happening but the damage was immense and it's taking time to correct it. >> one of the critiques of the housing policies that you put in place, things like the home buyer tax credit which is now expired is that they have, in fact, in cushioning the blow maybe postponed a little bit the clearing of the market? and how -- how clear is that criticism? >> i don't -- i don't think -- there's something to it but i generally don't think that's a fair critique. if you think about a reasonable policy for an administration in the midst of the greatest recession sinc