i think it's maybe for matt or tangerine. if you are under 50 employees, in san francisco, is the health care security ordinance still in place or does the affordable act? >> pending any legislative changes at the local level, those would still be in place for those businesses with between 20 and 49 employees. and those folks would be just subject to the local ordinance, the way that they have been currently. >> okay. >> great, thank you. >> let's open up to public comment. do we have public comment on item no. 9? seeing none, public comment is now closed. commissioners, this is a discussion item, but one of the things i was thinking about maybe getting a task force, with scott and let's talk about -- because it is confusing. and i really appreciate -- i really want to say thank you tangerine, because you really made me understand it a little bit better. still confusing, but i understand it a little bit better. >> very good. >> and scott, thank you again. because this is going to affect small business not only in san francisc

we have a presentation by tangerine brigham, department of health and we have matt goldberg of the officebor standards and enforcement available for questions and answers and we have scott hague small business california who has analyzed the affordable care act and to do questions and answers and i don't know if you have any introductory remarks, director? >> i do, i want to extend my appreciation to tangerine brigham for the conversations that both our office is having with the department of public health, and her willingness to work with the commission and our office to start taking a look at this early and as i think in the last week, i have come to understand that this is a lot subtle and complex than i initially realed and i really want to extend the appreciation to her to provide some education and information for us. because this is something that we're going to be dealing with over the next several months, and for us to really -- for the commission and for the department and staff to really get a good solid understanding of what the affordable care is? what covered california is?

tangerine man, write a bill for me. >> we have moved a bill in the house twice. we should not have to move a third bill before the senate gets off their ass and begins to do something. >> jon: yes, mr. house of representatives you've had an up-or-down vote. why hasn't the senate done the same? is it because the are not party, the republicans, won't allow it. >> i want to ask but something else that happened today john boehner using colorful language. >> use of the word ass, that word ass. >> get off his ass. >> use of the word like that inappropriate or fine? >> coming out of the ass. >> of the ass. [laughter] >> jon: he said ass. (bleep). [cheers and applause] i'm sorry but when did the tough edged corporate media become such delicate flowers. oh, you said the word regret and i'm afraid for my life and now that dreadful orange man is speaking in vulgarities. send me the smelling salts so i can shove them up my ass. for godsakes this is elderly mormon harry reid's reaction. >> i was raised in a little town that had 13 brothels in it so i'm used to some pretty sal

could mean cottage cheese, a sliced pear and fresh figure for breakfast and salmon and tuna and tangerine men two eggs, toast, asparagus plums for breakfast or steak salad for dinner. the secret is the fasting turns on the body's fat burning systems. brits say the pounds fly off but not everybody is hungry to try it. >> i think this is a cranky diet. >> reporter: registered dietician jo ann hattner says you can lose weight but lose your temper. >> women get short with their kids, a little short with their husbands. >> reporter: in other words, keep calm and carry on may be a bit too british for us hungry yanks. >> if you want to try it, check with your doctor first. >> good idea. >> we shared a doughnut earlier. >> yes, not good. >>> in the kitchen today, tony and stephanie sharing a mediterranean-inspired chicken dish with a little rosemary and garlic. >> reporter: so the mediterranean diet going on stephanie and i decided to make something that's mediterranean a little bit of everything here. >> so in here we have white chicken, rosemary, garlic, lemon juice and we added just a pinch of

over and the first line of computers he shipped were the g-3 imax which were the colorful imax, the tangerine, blueberry, you know, and i think that that was a turning point in a. a simple thing like changing the industrial design, changing the color, and i think that 1998 apple is like 2013 motorola. we need that thing that feature, that salient difference with the rest of the market that changes the perception. >> given the apple/samsung trial, do you sit when you see cool devices where you have to sensor yourself, when you know what's on the apple iphone. how much pat end law do you need to know to make a cool device? are you looking at me? >> you're the one devising cool devices, not me. draw me an animal that's never with four legs because that's what you know. >> litigation is one thing, but it has become so hard to differentiate and keep innovating and out-innovating the companies, software and hardware. >> when you give up, who would have thought some of these things would occur. motorola has a very long history. arguably they invented cell phones, and i just visited libertiville in i

mainland tangerines in the area have been ratcheting up for months with north korea remaining defiant in the face of international efforts to hold its nuclear program . gas blasted a northeast child a coal mine has killed twenty eight people according to the spokesman of the provincial work safety bureau thirteen others were rescued after the accident coal mine in jilin province rescue work has finished and the cause of the accident is under investigation the accident occurred on the same day as a huge landslide buried eighty three workers in a gold mining area in tibet. clashes have erupted. between palestinians and israeli security forces in the west bank on the eve of mass protests to mark the so-called land day annual demonstrations are marks their u.s. commando raid the nine hundred seventy six israeli government announcements that it would create arab lands in the galatea region which resulted in a dad lee rallies thousands of palestinians are expected to take to the streets on saturday to vandy if you were against what they calls discriminatory israeli settlement policies more

. >> give me three tangerines, i can do it. paper not so much. >> keep going. i'll do it.> not bad. >> we >>> this morning on "world news now" -- cash crisis. imagine a financial problem so deep no one's credit card will work and atms are running out of money. >> a disaster in bankrupt cyprus where lawmakers consider a new government bailout plan today. it's friday, march 22nd. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >>> good friday morning. we'll get to the latest developments in cyprus with the financial crisis so deep it threatens markets here in the u.s. and in europe. >>> another major economic headline this morning, could be a big turn around in the real estate market. what is driving up demand and prices after a major long term slump? is it time to sell? we will tell you about it. >> losing weight and not feeling great. one woman's journey to a slimmer self was bittersweet. many dieters can learn from this woman's struggle. >>> later, grab your brackets after last night's key ncaa games. it is time to see which basketba

while whitey was lying in a bed in ward f bracing itself for a different kind of trip, featuring tangerine trees and marmalade skies. so hopefully that gives you a flavor of what the kind of stories that all that the material enables us, whether whether was his actual prison file, whether it was the prison inmate publication, secret cia files that have since become public and working all this vitriol and having documents about whitey, a calendar of the days and times when he participate as a member of the tuesday group, week in and week out going down there to drop acid. so without i would like to turn it over briefly to jerry who will talk a little bit as i said about our history with the story you would like to open it up to the floor for questions because in the past we found that people have plenty to say and ask about when it comes to this story. thanks. [applause] >> thank you. i sort of have a historical context. i think what dick and i bring to this discussion is a unique, historical perspective. we came to this story early. we stayed late. it's a career undertaking, and it has a b

i go the to hear a clip from the tangerine boner saying the democrats demanded the sequester.

you see, a tangerine and a clementine are both part of the mandarin orange family.hile each has different characteristics, all three are sweet, versatile, and are becoming the darlings of farmers who see the many marketing possibilities with them and as chefs who see the many menu possibilities with them. >> it's something a little different than just saying an orange. [music playing] it's like a nice little snack that people have. it's--i don't know. i mean, they kind of-- they make me happy, little mandarins like this. you know? >> at the marche restaurant in the south bay community of menlo park, they have a carefully crafted seasonal menu that pastry chef adrienne garcia embraces as she uses the best ingredients farmers offer her and thus allows her to create dishes that let produce like these mandarins be the true stars of the menu. >> it makes you take greater pride in your food, in your desserts, because these people spend every day doing this. and you want to do the best with the product. i try to keep things simple, let the products speak for themselves, th