do well in school, play hard on the field, continued to be the leaders that you will be, and thank you all. we are really proud of you. >> thank you so much. when i say happy, you say scores day. it is officially may 15, 2012, the day of america scores bay area. it is not complete unless we get a photo of it. supervisor kim: good morning, and welcome to the transbay joint powers authority board of directors meeting on thursday, may 10. i apologize for my tardiness. roll call please. >> directors metcalf and sartipi are absent. madam chair, you do have a quorum. any communications today from any borders? seeing no new and old business, going to the executive director's business report. >> good morning, everyone. on april 263 received a letter acknowledging our status as the new member of the member program that caltrans has established to increase architecture in the bay area and public transportation. we were very honored to receive the award. we work very hard to facilitate small business entry into our projects, so receiving that award was really appreciated. we will hear an update i

the super bowl. what happened to it? we can't be banking on something that we don't know about, and giving them the option out early, based on the fact that they have a history of not following through on some of these things. i am disturbed that i am not getting the full attention of the person that proposes these ideas, but that is the way it is sometimes. i am very upset with the hypocrisy that the city has showed and also to oakland california. the people most affected by the forty-niners leaving and the golden state warriors coming here are black people. this height of hypocrisy must be stopped. >> if somebody is here, they should give those that are commenting their undivided attention. it is bad manners that while they get two minutes, somebody is having some side of our stock. i was the proponent for proposition f and there was g. we took into consideration the stadium. they can say whatever they want to, but in the last 15 years, they have not been diligent in maintaining the candlesticks stadium. when i go for the games, i

east shore of the bay will be on the cool side. it'll be in the mid '60s.5 and napa and upper 50s for ocean beach. it is windy bank cooler than yesterday. harris is this 7 day around the bay. tomorrow will be cloudy and wet. by friday it should be clearing out and the early portions of saturday might see clouds but the rest of the week and will get progressively warmer. let's find out how your commute is doing >>erica: it looks like the commute is starting to come down. back up interstate 880 is not that bad. traffic speed would-be a dry time about 70 minutes. there is a high wind advisory that is that there bridge in irian on the golden gate bridge is what the space between kars your let's take a look at the map. believe it or not we are looking at better conditions. and a state to 80 is betting five. the east shore it freeway is it 24 mi. per hour. there is a back up coming from was that highway for. >>mark: investigators in severance costs as well are hoping that this video wall help identify the people that vandalized of for the may day protests. these

the first cross level being is going in. we are now preparing for the second level of racing at the far end. the trestle system is -- the installation is beginning. and the purple portion is the buttress construction in progress. here in zone four, we have a couple of images. the current image, we have taken it from the opposite side. where the march image looks from the east end of the facility toward fremont street, the updated photograph is looking from the main center zone three of the transit center toward beale street. you do not necessarily see the progress it and activity there, but we are working on the buttress. the shafts are all constructed below grade and then as we excavate down, we will excavate three those. the other thing that we started last week, the contractor has started working three of the drilling rigs simultaneously. we had previously been working two, so that may take the production of further. but there is a limited duration on which they will be able to work three rigs simultaneously because of the

the be 57-62 degrees. ish line which will be between 11 and 12 a gamble be 61 to 67 degrees. as dick a look at whether or around the bay. by next week will start to see how things close -- cloud up with a friend coming in. ysabel: with thousands of students getting ready to grant from college, there will be job hunting soon after that. here is the unemployment rate for california. a federal survey that more than 19,000 jobs were added across the state in april. however, i california is still the third highest in the nation for the unemployment rate. facebook might be a place to get a job. they are now a publicly traded company. there is mark zuckerberg error as a billionaire status irian. here's a picture of in sukkur burke with his closest friends and employees. here is a picture of zuckerberg are with his closest friends and employees. the stock did not live up to the height-- hype. a close a very close to its offering price. >> we're going to preview the entire race 40 this morning. as you can see over h

the dow ? >> if i may be heard. david wagner. as to vicki hennessy, vicki hennessy was a political appointee of mayor lee. to the issue of whether they are redundant, michael hennessey can provide testimony that relates to the charges. is not clear how the key hennessey, her testimony is in any way relevant. on page four of the list of fact witnesses under vicki hennessy, she testified about the role of the sheriff. the role of the sheriff again as the conversation we had about paul henderson, that is not relevant to the actual charges and as to the actual charges, there are no actual counts. it is nine pages of a narrative save it. what would request the production of a bill of prison -- particulars as to what exactly the charges are so we can defend against them. and the mayor and city attorney can say what -- which charge the witness would allegedly testified to? on tiki hennessy, i am fine with the suggestion of commissioner hayon. the prejudice of having vicki hennessy is not high. if she is going to testify on the matters th

the next search will be the saturday. >>mark: stay with kron 4 as we continue our coverage in the search for sierra lamar. you could falling on our web site a kron4.com. >>darya: the president is coming. the president is stopping by today. jackie sizzle is a live in front of the fox theater. mr. obama will make an appearance here this is not the only place he will be. >> >>jackie: this is the land is one to land at moffett field. then he is gonna have over to a private party and the tickets are $36,000 each. here is an accountant it theater in redwood city and he is when to hold a rally. he was here in february during the same thing. he is expected to generate millions of dollars. redwood city is excited about the president coming to town. you can see their their case in a parking signs. they're all kinds of patrol cars. the sheriff's department and the red was the police department. if you're going to be in this area this evening be aware of this. they expect to see protesters. obviously they're not in a close to the pre

it is important to recognize that the density being proposed allowed many of the public amenities to be funded through the plant itself. these densities can create land value capture that the plan itself can pay for much, if not all, of the amenities. at the same time, provide a very substantial contribution to the terminal and the tunnel. it is also a important, i think, there is always discussion and angst and san francisco about a very tall buildings. this is not about creating high rises for the sake of high- rises. the goal of this plan is for high density environment connected to high-density transit. for capturing that revenue for the transit and public amenities to go forward. i think it is important to remember that this is a plan that is proposing highrises in a place they are today. this is simply growing up instead about. there are five good reasons to move forward. i would like to talk about that a little bit. one is the regional growth issue. we have felt for a long time that the city must accept its share of regional growth. the most sensible way to do it is in high-den

the queen arrives. and there will be a fanfare to signal the queen's arrival. d there will be another signal to the world that she's arrived when the standard is unfurl ed. ♪ >> 11:15 everyone and the queen and duke are welcome d. the union flag is replaced by the royal standard to signal that the queen is at the palace of westminster. the herald's leaving the way, the two great maces, weapons of war in the -- in previous centuries. now symbols of sovereign authority. black route we'll see more of him in a while. lord chancellor, kenneth clark bearing the purse with a speech. the duke of norfolk and the lord chamberlain. and the queen and the duke of edinboro will turn to the right to make their way into that robing room. we'll get a little glimpse of the robing room, which by the way in the second world war served as the chamber of the house of lords because of all the damage done to the palace of westminster. the state opening took place in that room. it's remarkable to think today. just a few minutes inside the room for the parliamentary robes to be prepared

those are the construction dates. trucks will be stopping all along the perimeter, all four blocks around the hospital side. van ness, make a right on two- seater, and circle around the block. get back onto westbound geary to make a left turn onto van ness. that is hal trucks will come in and out. those trucks have to stop all along the perimeter. there will be some temporary lane closures as part of the construction. that is with the graphic the picks. all around the perimeter of both projects is primarily a parking lane, and that will be removed. on most blogs, the parking lane functions as either. our -- either peak hour tow away zones. the transit line will be closed, some muni will have to operate general traffic during construction. franklin, you can see a blouson where there is also a lane closure, but that is peak hours. this is only during the excavation portion of the construction. this slide shows sidewalk closures. typically, the sidewalk will be closed to provide a construction staging area, but it pedestrian walkway wi

will the subspace be closed for part of the day? >> it will not close for the night, that is the intention at this point as a result of staffing. we are down approximately 200 officers. as staffing increases, their bill be re-evaluation of the ability to staff on a more regular basis, as technology allows. for the near term, there is no intention to staff it on a full- time basis. supervisor chu: if that is the case, we are practically paying for a fancy administrative building for people to do it -- to do their reports. >> i would not characterize it that way. i've said this is a place for officers to conduct reports and create a presence on the street to provide public safety supervisor chu: board -- safety. supervisor chu: regarding the place, did we have alternatives? other strategies where if we had invested in them it might be a single facility? >> when the search began some time ago, led by redevelopment, there was an analysis done of public assets and whether those could afford us the opportunity. none were as strategically

the parking lane will be closed. whenever the sidewalk is closed there will be a temporary sidewalk facility constructed in that parking lane. wooden structure so that pedestrians will have full access. the westbound transit only lane will have to be temporarily closed during construction. buses will have to use the mixed flow traffic lanes. on franklin as well there is a parking lane that is a tow away lane for an additional traffic lane in rush hour. there will be reduced capacity during construction. once construction is done all the lane guess back to their current configuration. the parking will be permanently removed. besides that, it is pretty much back to the existing condition once the construction is done. lastly we talked about sidewalk closeures. in purple around both sides when necessary when a sidewalk needs to be closed there will be a wooden structure to walk with the parking lane. you can see that it has been discussed the pedestrian tunnel . the construction of that will take about five months. it wi

her and congress talk where square the koran is being handed out in numbers and the heart of europe. may be provocative since it's doing but it's not even good timing with so much attention but who is behind the distribution find out about concerns over links to a growing muslim extremism in europe that's coming up later on in the program. a bitter and deeply divisive presidential election will be decided on sunday and france with nicolas sarkozy battling for his political life against socialist challenger francois on land all started cuts pushed by be some to write french leader have been deeply unpopular with his leftist opponent promising to undo much of sarkozy's work if elected instead are to stress or sillier brings us more from paris one day to go before the french at the polls and make that decisive vote and even the city itself is preparing to ensure that their next president now it's down to two men incumbent nicolas sarkozy and his socialist challenger afonso a long courting to the polls is still it's leaving behind a lot but there is still that question mark as to who the

of the plan area. there may be some solutions worked on in sacramento, but i think the city and county should embrace those when they occur. the second is that the redevelopment plan and it surviving the development agency, the affordable housing needs to be on site. in our case, we are building a 700 ft. tall building. you could probably produce more affordable housing if it was offsite ban on site. and given that affordable housing in california is going through a crisis without the redevelopment funds, we would encourage the city and county to keep an eye on looking at other ways to increase of four or housing in san francisco. -- affordable housing in san francisco. we agree with what you've done and we urge approval of the plan. thank you. >> my name is wayne. i am a real-estate consultant in san francisco. i am working with two of the projects in the transit district area. i'm here to talk about a few small issues, but more important, we are supportive of this plan. we spend a lot of time working with the pla

the first e.i.r. where skilled nursing beds would be eliminated from cpmc. and we nurses were quite concerned about that so it's a community and we have fought and testified in this building for years to keep the skilled nursing beds, the medicare beds in cpmc opened. we finally got a commitment from cpmc to keep 100 open, but, you know, it's 100 open in the community and frankly, i would like to see something a little clearer, with a little more commitment on what those 100 beds, where those 100 beds will be in san francisco and what they will look like in san francisco since we are, san francisco is a population of, with a greater proportion of retiring people and we need those skilled nursing beds. if we don't have those skilled nursing beds or enough met in san francisco, we will have to go outside san francisco to get our care for medicare patients and we need skilled nursing. so this is still a concern with the nurses and i would like you to please look at that carefully, that portion carefully since we do talk a lot about births and heart attacks and t

we was the '70s down the east shores. napa will be 90 degrees. some of the cisco will be 68 there. ded forecasts on the 7 day around the bay shows a little cooling down of the the next couple days. and monday is expected to be the coldest day of the week. >>justine: boston appeals court has found that the federal defense of marriage act is unconstitutional. they found it discriminates against the gay couples. this story is just into the kron 4 news room. to keep you updated throughout the morning. >>mark: under the proposed plan for fire fighters firefighters police officers and aunties. in the east bay more than 200 people were being charged and allege drug-trafficking ring of marijuana. the was 14 indoor grow operations. they found fire arms and lots of cash. if convicted the defendants can face anywhere from 10 years to life in prison. >>darya: the 18 year-old was shot yesterday. this is near macarthur and park boulevard in hayward. they lock down the high school for a while until they could find the gunman. >>mark: a rampage happened not far from the university of washington. th

the pencil work you described as, i'm sure, being done on the hill, being done by the administration. my department as well as the department of sense were working those numbers as well, at nato, too, without allies, with the afghan government. there's a lot of pencils trying to chop forward. if you're nato and looking what the nato presence could be. the afghan side. what we have to figure first is what do we think we're going to need to do the job? what needs to be -- what needs to be some of the factors when you look at it. one the major factors is the size, part of what drives the number, will be conditions on the ground, the type of job faced after 2014, what will the taliban look like. these are all right know factors. so many depends on how much we're able to degrade the taliban. that presence less of a threat to afghanistan and the asf. that impacts the size. we know there's an important election coming up. in terms of security and making sure that election goes off without a security threat. so the pencils are moving and we're still a little at work. in chicago nato is going

of the 12.5 million would be allocated for the chinatown area for open space improvements to be identified in the future, and the other 3.5 million would be for other general downtown area improvements. and as part of the action before you, we would hope you consider this proposed additional item as part of the package. there were questioned last time from a number of the commissioners about an underground pedestrian tax between the transit center and a bart station, and because there were some of the questions, we thought we would give you a brief presentation on the planning and design for that project. >> thank you. members of the commission. just wanted to come back and give you graphics more illustrative of the connector and at this study we have been doing to connect the transit center with bart. originally it included as a potential elements of the program a connection along fremont street. we subsequently studied multiple connections, both along fremont and feel street to the embarcadero, and also, along first street and market straight to new montgomery station. we reviewed these

giving 14 cent to the city in the center, something has to be done, like the law should be enforced. we have to do everything else in the hotel. but the station in, we will do our job. thank you. supervisor chu: thank you. next speaker, please. >> in the executive director of community housing partnerships. as someone who has just moved to the corner of jones and market, i felt compelled to speak. i wanted to let the committee know that we needed much more than a police substation. more than bringing merchants, we need a sense of safety to the mid market area. from an urban planning perspective, this could really help moving the safety pedestrian crossing foreign. the amount of hanging out and street traffic taking place, providing more funds to the mayor's office and work force development will also be what helps. the police substation is not going to put an end to the problems plaguing mid market and sixth street. the community has a partnership that we are entering and we feel employees are safe, but we need to work and better street skating and things like that. thank you. supervi

-- all the provisions will have to be respected by sutter health? >> yes, correct. commissioner sugaya: thank you. commissioner borden: i want to follow up on the prop q process. maybe director garcia can explain what that is. >> anytime a hospital facility changes or moves or reduces or closes service, they must provide public notice to the health commission, and the health commission holds a hearing on the proposed change. and i think that happens at least 30 days in advance of the potential change. commissioner borden: does the commission had the ability to stop the change? you hold a hearing. what happens? >> more of a public forum for the change. commissioner borden: there is no -- >> there is no ability for the health commission. the hospitals are overseen at the state level and not the local level. commissioner fong: commissioners, any questions related to the topic of workforce? commissioner antonini: i had questions for rhonda simmons on the work force issue. more than a question, just a clarification of my unders

in the short run there may be no alternative. ultimately i think we will see here, concessions by the euro zone to the creation again of a small fiscal pot for deposit sovereign banking, several depotz d depotz de deposit insurance. i expect to see that. because the the alternative would be i think so much worse, the cost of doing it, and constitutionally and legally, it is -- the beneficiaries would not be government but, private sector. there is nothing in treaty that stops, you know, the national central banks or, government providing assistance, provided, competition laws to private entities in the economy. so i think we will see this small step towards banking union as a result of the -- the currency crisis in greaece. i will stop here. >> that is terrific. overview of topics. let me take you to the orderly, disorderly exit for greece. what policy steps do you think need to be taken now, what hasn't been done to ensure that is the case? >> i think there must have been a lot of midnight oil burned in frankfurt, brussels and ce

so the rhetoric will be there in the campaign. and i think that each side will try to frame the other for not having a good grasp to manage america's role in the world. we don't know what romney really thinks about foreign policy. but when i read a couple of speeches he's given on foreign policy. and you strip away from the rhetoric, i find it indistinguishable from the above administration. >> i want to pick up what is in your paper, the discussion of how -- excuse me, the discussion of these issues on the campaign trail actually affects the deeper things going on. the negotiations and the conversations with foreign nations and how it affects those relationships. >> sure. thank you, isaac. i will pick up i think from what bruce has said. and my co-author, joe michael arnold and i are in the category that ben mentioned at the outset. we couldn't find much to dispute in bruce and his colleague's piece. but we wanted to focus in on a couple of issues. notably the one that bruce just mentioned. and what bruce just said is essentially

activated on the weekends after work and be a great place to hang out. the third room is the great lawn and that's big enough for festivals and concerts with more than 5000 people. you can fly kites there and have lots of different public activities and festivals. the park is flanked by a debt to just behind the baseball field where we exit -- we expect to have kayak and pikes and access to water. there is a kayak launch just behind where the kayak sales and rental places located at pier 48. this slide shows a couple of presidents. this is in madison square park in new york and is extraordinarily popular. the second slide to the right is pink very and you see the warming hut down to the right. another public space where people are dying. one of the things we want to do is create an active space so it does not feel windswept and then use of feels like a destination, safe and welcoming to our families. the park has a meandering path way. it is not atypical linear pathway but meant to highlight those views of the bridge and has se

the tower of babel. tea party leaders to not seem to be talking the same -- party leaders do not seem to be talking the same language. >> they are not going to agree. we're probably going to have new elections. europe will stop giving us money and we will stop putting food to eat. >> i think that the politicians of other things on their minds. nobody knows if they are actually thinking of the country or something else. i really do not null. >> each party has its own recipe for dealing with greece's problems. some favor staying with austerity, but one -- some want to renegotiate the austerity terms or scrap the deal altogether. the left-wing syriza has ruled out a coalition with the conservatives and socialists and did not take part in monday's talks. the small democratic left party could fill the void, but they will only take part with loewe -- syriza on board. there are signs the public patience is wearing 3. -- thin. >> ok, let's go to athens. brian williams is standing by. bryan, we hear the president is thinking of belts forming another 10 -- is thinking of forming another technocratic government. what

impacts described in the eir are likely to be overstated. what the eir did was to take boxes of some reasonable bulk and project them up to heights in the plant. -- in the plan. the shadow impacts are likely to be more crude and overstated. we will all work together with the sponsors to minimize any shadow impacts to the maximum extent possible. to run through the four major open spaces. the first -- this is the only open space where some of the new shadow would not be in the early-morning hours. this would be in the early afternoon. up on the screen, you see two images. this shows already shattered might fall on a particular minutes -- shadow might fall on a particular minute. this is a useful way to grasp at the totality and the perspective on the overall amount of the shadow that might be cast by these buildings. it creates a simple grid. 100% of the potential sunlight, the blue shading is the existing shadow load on that open space. the plaza is covered by shadows, 37.6% of the year during the daylight hours. combined, all the buildings i

the. slick and while robots automation may be the future for many industries they could be coming to what some say is the oldest profession of them all find out about the research suggesting ladies of the night could be replaced by androids just a few decades. i i. the british school clamp down on the file sharing website. a judicial request by internet service providers to block the site has instead seen a massive twelve million more visitors to the portal jenna's david seaman told us governments globally he thinks of focusing on the wrong internet crimes the fight against quote unquote piracy is global we have these powerful but dying entertainment corporations that are putting tremendous pressure on legislators and on law enforcement on our government to crack down on what they see as piracy but piracy is not the same thing is that when you distribute a piece of music or you know a comedy show or anything like that and other people see it it's not as if the original creator has lost anything in fact there is a lot of evidence that those artists who receive a lot of play over the so-call

on the other side of the bay bridge will be pit road. am bases will be and where the fans will get up close and by up close, really close to the spectacular boats that will compete in the summer of 2013. so in the past, in the past, the teams have had 15-foot high fences around the bases. lucy, you would remember that sort of treatment and the security guards and so forth that prevented the public from coming in. that's all about to change. people will be able to see these boats close up and see them lifted into and out of the water and see the teams getting on and off the boats and working on the boats and making the changes to make them fast on the racecourse. and this activity and interaction won't be typical of weekend long sporting events or it won't be like a weeklong festival like fleet week it. will go on for months. on july 4, the lewis vuitton challenger series will start -- sorry, i said the 5th, it's the 4th. after two weeks of racing the challenger will line up against the home team on september 9. the american team will be r

the strongest economy in europe perhaps being ignored or even isolated over this matter. well that could easily start to happen just over the next few weeks even clearly or london merkel a jew to be meeting up and wednesday this week to discuss you know way forward out of the crisis or at least that's the plan for this thing i suspect what will happen is that you'll start seeing increasing a log or a deadlock at the center of your with no clear agreement to what exactly should be done next and at the same time when you look not just to greece but now it's spain where the banking system is in a very serious state of developing a crisis no political leadership on how to get out of it no political leadership at least from european institutions james great to hear your thoughts on this thank you so much for a time james me when i see an economist at the new economic foundation think tank they're in love them. two people have died in fresh overnight clashes in the liberty's capital beirut between opponents and supporters of the assad

that's where the big risk is to be found. the national academy of science did look into this missile defense system and it clearly stated it is not ready. it doesn't work well and only in the last two attempts have failed. so, we really need to spend our money here if we are going to spend it at all, to spend it on making sure this thing works rather than putting a bunch of missiles in the ground that really cannot hit an incoming icbm warhead. we ought to be very cognizant that to insert into this debate about this, the presidential campaign is not worthy of our time. and to suggest that the president has some secret deal going, is really a nice campaign -- talking point, but has nothing to do with the issue that is before us. the issue before us is whether we ought to spend $5 billion in the next three years putting in place s a missile defense system that a , doesn't work, b, is defending against a nonexisting threat. could threat come to pass at some point in the future? perhaps it could. but, it's not there now. it's not

that every day exit will be closed, so the exit will only be on those two for traffic. on the west off of franklin street on the left side, you can see the loading dock. a large loading facility where trucks can pull in, maneuver inside the loading facility or back into their loading dock and then exit on franklin street as well. north of the loading dock, you can see the emergency drop-off area, so the emergency is going to be off of franklin street and not off of geary and post. as you can see, it will be on post street. there is also a small ambulance parking area with access right next to the emergency room, and that is it. there is also a shuttle bus to -- shuttle bus loading zone for the buses to load, and also, you can see on geary street, on the ride, there is a new muini bus stop -- new muni stop. that will be better for the driveways, so that is the hospital. here is the medical office building. again, geary is on the bottom, van ness on the left. this parking garage will be either off of geary, you can see that blue area, or it will be over here, and the exit

the front is to be replaced with this. the side is to be replaced with this. a tremendous loss of history, social and cultural. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> so many losses in the news. speaking to don a suburb -- donna summer and mr. gibb of the bee gees. ♪ it said it in the air on the radio ♪ and ♪ i looked at the sky running my hands over my eyes and i fell out of bed hurting my hammer on things that i said i finally died which started the whole city living and you could not see that the joke was on me this joke was on me ♪ and i would like to say -- i went to the asian street festival over the weekend, and i stopped by the "hawaii 5-0" booth. ♪ what a city you see what a city what a city wild and free what a city you've got a city to be what a city you've got ♪ and i just wanted to say, ♪ winter, spring, summer, or fall donna summer, how far you had to fall we will be there you've got a friend friend to the end ♪ president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> supervisors, a super dapper new model prototype. cannot get anywhere. i flip the switch.

the design is to be completed early next year. we forecast construction to proceed thereafter with the bidding process. the construction value is projected to be over $20 million. for this amendment, a design amendment for jacobs engineering. there are three basic components. the first one is to enhance the design and increase the capacity for bus storage. at this in all -- additional bus space underneath our current lot and to enhance the aesthetics and also to provide studies for caltrans, because this is an underneath caltrans facilities. the second is a more complete analysis of the column impacted by our design and construction. we will be excavating 2.7 feet throughout the area. over 60% will be in this range of 5 feet to 7 feet below grade. if you walk up from third street to second street, you will notice is quite a climb. the third component, the construction documents. we will be improving the structural mitigation. we saw that we take away from the sites. we will be able to forecast a thicker slab, perhaps tie downs. we

the way that we are going to be proposing this is having the mayor's office be the overarching office that oversees this independent office. the governance body would consist of the department heads -- actually, we're pushing for it to be the department heads and not the designee. we think it is extremely important for all of the departments to continue to support this office. we would have the department had from dcyf, 1st 5, hsa, and representative from the mayor's office, and the superintendent from sf ust. that would be the governing body and this would be viewed group that would review would be the group that is responsible for -- would be the group that is responsible for making sure the final decisions are done. supervisor avalos has shared with you a rough draft of that structure sobecause it can the complex. from the government body, we would have a new director of this independent office. three policy planners, community engagement. we would have five staff members doing the work and then there would be an assistant for the director. all of those positions, you should know,

the question is, is this going to be subsidized? occasionally, when those investments go bad, is it going to blow up or meltdown the investments of the investors. that is back to the whole theory of the firewall between traditional deposit taking and hedge funds. i think it is compatible with that notion that you cannot take out the risk. thank you very much for your testimony and the oversight of the derivatives market. committee members look forward to working with you and your agencies to make sure the implementation of derivatives reform improves for the american people and our financial system. thank you. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> the committee is adjourned. [laughter] >> british prime minister, david cameron, fielding questions on the health of the british economy last week in the house of commons. that's "prime minister's questions" tonight at 9:00 on c- span. >> it tomorrow on "the communicator's" the manager of the national cable associ

recognized and to be considered the new standard industrial stand there for those who will be following. with construction or redevelopment of the region all across russia when you talking today about they are today talking about the green standard in construction being proud of being green i remember that a couple of years ago when you started you started with the scoundrels even with clashes with environmentalists and such so can you say that today it's been put aside there's no more problems with the environment or you still have some problems you have to so many on a daily basis. you know things for enjoys. given a chance for them to relax. always on duty and this is good because we always got the opposite opinion but even though can confirm that minor things. change into the positive side now and new standards they lead to positive changes sustainable changes in particular for the environment in the region and we minimise the impact in the area where it was impossible to avoid the impact of the compensation major a

the american. think while i don't know why should he be interested to know what is the motivation for each particular person should be different but it's an all or all the story starts from the from a claim of the person being being assigned and. in some other country just to bring him back to his own country after that we should ask their american orators about some documents concerning the process and wish the faction to prove that he's has been pleaded guilty and all this stuff concerned cause a decision should be presented to the russian one of the presidents when you got russians from the states where only one of them during the last six years so after going further just practice cooperating of the united between the united states and russia is extremely poor given the extremely poor and probably that was their idea of where i want to go when mr holder. says so he actually one still wants to go on with this but is it going to be you i mean your ministry or is it going to be the foreign affairs ministry yeah our ministers should. or should prepare the final final to the minister of justice of the