is showing now and probably at the next quarterly meeting i'll have the exact data of each specific district and station and again, we're all focusing on those five -- are we obtaining the goal today? not necessarily so there's a mere i there's an miriad of reasons we may not reach the goal and you know that and whether it's our presence being the crime prevention factor things like that. >> i want to acknowledge captain silver man's efforts after the killing on wednesday of the killing of mr. yee in a crosswalk outside of a senior center and so there there will be more stings in that area after the tragedy injuries of a a 3 and 4-year old old on folsom street the police station was right on it with efforts to really work with our office and pedestrian safety community groups to make sure that we're showing the city's efforts for people to drive much more safely in those areas and i think the citations are another part of it besides the visibility and it's unfortunate that the culture of speeding continues unless we take more efforts with engineering and continue enforcement on a reg

points however that ultimately ended up in the data cube cad for 5 years and cable which are incident data for 5 years and population from 20 ten consensus. through the various public meetings over the the last 90 days we tried our best to track what some of some of the community members had put forth as idea for line changes based on the proposal presented in december and came up with 7 different options for the commission to consider and certainly this is all proposed. it can be talked about and discussed here today in addition to finalized before we take to our consultant but again, keeping in a sense of time and cost with our consultant we definitely want to make sure we give them one specific ask in terms of the data request. what . what you see in front of you here on this slide is the blue lines on this map are the proposed district boundaries presented in december and the red lines the current district boundaries and shaded those 7 areas i mentioned previously where the community or others have provided input along the way during the 90-day

even in the planes of september 11, 2001, we got the flight data recorder from the pentagon and the flight data recorder and the voice recorder from shanksville. so even in those ferociously hot fire crashes, they survived. so this is not good news for the investigation. doesn't mean they couldn't theoretically find the data cards. but it would be very difficult. so let's hope that -- hope against what apparently is evidence that it might be lost. >> because that is crucial data. i know we've been talking about that with mary and david. that's crucial data to be coming out. talk to me about what that means and also when you see those three leaders together, talk about the coordination between nations that come together. obviously france is leading the investigation. but is that difficult when you've got these three nations or 15 nations, really, coming together to try to figure out a crash investigation. >> it's very difficult and it's extraordinary to see the cooperation and to see them come forward and see how much they'll help each other. if you remember in mh-370, there was much more t

from san francisco's on data portal with the finance data i'm going to pass it on to jeff who will talk about the specifics of the project. >> hello. thank you again for having us i'm jeff as christen mentioned we took the data if on san francisco on data we've used a data visualization called tabla that allows us to create a story with chapters and section that tells a story of what will happy in 2014 in the campaign finance data so when we started to look at the specific sections that encoop lasts the story we're going to try to tell in the sections they include the first total spending in 2014 it also i should note within the city and county of san francisco 2, 3, 4 addition to the assembly race there was specifically within the kunlt jurisdiction from the alliance additionally the types of contributors and there's 15 of those who are the largest contributors and the resent of those and the lobbyist consulate data and the political parties and the pack general committee data welling we get a good sense of whooped in 2014 cycle and eventually we will be hosting all 9 story that has ch

the science? why does it want to hide this data? why won't it let the american people see this data? that's the question. mr. chairman, i yield three minutes to the gentleman from texas, mr. weber, who is the chairman of the energy subcommittee of the science committee. er: i thank the gentleman. mr. speaker, i rise today in strong support of h.r. 1030, the secret science reform act of 2015. last december, the e.p.a. proposed a new regulation that is widely predicted to be the costliest regulation in u.s. history. i repeat the costliest u.s. regulation in history. it would actually cost our economy $140 billion per year, according to the national association of manufacturers. manufacturers. you know those who manufacture or make things. i like to say the things that make america great are the things that america makes. like wise in these hard economic times, more americans will make it in america when more things are made in america. therefore, regulation that is hamper manufacturing should really be scrutinized. and regulations that have such a big impact on our economy should not be

we have a state of the art crime data warehouse. the jump that we've made this technology in the last 4 years for instance getting e-mail has been tremendous. so the best data available has been used and certainly the data available for this report was light years better than the data used the last time we redirected 20 years ago. >> right, maybe that is a great example. it varies from year to year even from department to department and maybe we can come up with a uniform. >> we have a uniform crime report to the fbi and this year we were able to consolidate all of our numbers to matchup at the end of this calendar year. >> it talks about quality and control for validation. there are some issues that would be great to address at some point in the future, not right now. >> i don't think it comes to any surprise to anyone that our data and system has been a work in progress but continues to improve and if anything the data has been consistent over the years as far as like crime rates and what's going on. it's not like something fell of

if you look at the various data sources, the payment data, it is suggesting the tide may be turning intoozone for the first time. the thing about inflows, it is right to be hatched. you have been paid to be short in europe. even if you want to buy european assets, you would rather hedge book is it will boost your performance. and it will enhance the performance of your positions. at inflows may resume or accelerate from here. the euro is unlikely to benefit. jonathan: the theme of the show for the has week or no, do the inflows increase as the exchange rate increases? if you are a confident player? valentin marinov: we are dealing with different types of layers area -- different types of players. real-time money of buying assets and bonds given the low level yields. that is changing. a change from last year where we saw steady outflows out of europe. the fx market, talking about steady flows having the perceived certain of your bets will turn not a you will make money when you are investing in the fx market. on the back of buying the dollar, one way of trading a no-brainer trade. the fed

everyone is aware of the long natural data we presented to stanford university we have overlook to catchp but in terms of of el and the support for goals we see that this is where we certainly need to know cloak specific data i'm more than happy to provide the data as commissioner fewer suggested what makes a difference in terms of our english learners with the english competency is what are the counterparts to be the program so we see through the programs depending on how strong etch english learn or counterpart how strong they come in with the english background truly by extracting in a meaningful way by a steam fascination that's where we see the differences to in a district wide we truly have a list of teachers from tradition from teachers to the whole class instruction versus having a small group in a collaborative instruction among the students to beginning with so to go deeper and a at the structural level but shifting the dynamics you don't see that many schools like in the classrooms with a set much with one teacher i'm more happy to provide the statistic data i don't have any t

it follows the german data 15 minutes ago which was strong as well. the french data was mixed. the euro strengthened over about the last half an hour or so. sparked when the german data came out. the euro zone as a whole coming better than expected. it's allowing a continuation of the bounce back. >> 109. it's pretty amazing. quite the strengthening in the euro against the dollar in today's trade. the question is this better than expected pmi data is this a sign that quantitative easing is already feeding through to the real economy? >> better than that it's that the economy is already improving before the quantitative easing started. we've had just over two weeks of it and the great difference for european market is a commitment that will continue until september of next year even though the data is improving. >> right. >> good data can be welcomed by the market because we know quantitative easing is there as well. >> we should look at the european markets. they were trading lower but has the data changed the move? yesterday we did see a little bit of a sell off. today markets

and again, this is just so that we can get the data on what that change would be. yeah. >> go ahead. >> and so that takes us through the maps. in terms of the continuing timeline obviously we have reached the 90-day term limits of the public comment period but we would then want to take back very specific requests to our consultant who could then run the numbers on the data points and in addition to that if there's any particular other data point we may not have it we may have it and be able to get it but it would be something that we would need to make the request of them now so they could start working on it. >> so what i think i hear you saying is requesting of all of us to really reach out to our community members look into our e-mails and pass along now because we're in the position to make the best decision and i'll make a note i see here the special meeting no redistricting discussion i imagine there there will be redistricting discussion and i think our shared goal is to have a process that allows us to move forward and get decisions made but i'm sure there

for schools staff and community parent to improve the understanding and support the role of e lack they need student data to make informed decisions and to regularly monitor the teachers and paraprofessionals and administration sentence to insure it the certification are up to date and two the duties are being performed and the work is continually improving and i mentioned part two you can read on our own it talks about some of the things we've done over the loose two years one thing i want to say the translation and interpretation unit tramthd 29 tongs counting outline lounges u languages for 29 scorecards for those to take an active role in the after school sites so we are through with our presentation thank you for your time and consideration. >> thank you to all the departments making this possible and thank the translation department of we're speaking chinese and some speak spanish you see how hard to come up with all the accommodations so first chinese comments were transmitted into english and english into spanish and going back i'm glad my hispanic piers are working together to come up with that

i see the place holder but not the right description quite frankly and other thing thank you for the data i wanted to say that 63 .7 percent of the majority of students off to graduate this is earmarked particularly so - this money again is earmarked specific for students on track to graduate the - if the board wants to run state summer school for students to graduate if that's the loophole our graduation shouldn't be a d bar but a c bar i'll include those students it quite frankly we have students that are not to graduate period and if this board should decide to run state summer school and high school that's a different conversation when i see 2/3rd's of this going to students not to graduate only 2/3rd's only 31 courses were taken for unknown reasons really mr. koffman i'm sorry this is not the spirit of which this money was allocated i know that's we're going on to the new year i want to reiterate what this money was allocated for we're looking at the a migration o graduation rate if the superintendent recommendation over and over the boards we change our policy to a fee c or better t

states 33 percent of all new housing be affordable currently no streamlining xoingsz for calculating the data on housing we know know in the 33 percent they recalled is being met and the breakdown of the income in the district with the ability to easily track moving forward forward and backed that is a valuable tool in a responsible decision making paroling progress on a personal level my daughter who is now 19 and i lived in an 50 which is a single residency occupancy hole inform hotel for 3 years on three to four hours of sleep interrupted my daughter and i daily struggled to function going to school here playing in ore orchestra center and working and my daughter missed out on healthy happy events experiences that many children have in a normal childhood not enough accurate omaha of affordable housing my daughter and i went through several years of homelessness living separately until 2 and a half years ago my son in his 30s a veteran that serves his country has been homeless for 2 years ago seniors and families and disabled low income veterans face similar obstacles in locating affordable

but we have encountered a few difficulties to read the data. but again, it's a huge relief we have found this black box, and we have been able to use some of the audio from it. so based upon this -- so we know this black box corresponds to the flight we are discussing. so soon we'll be able to provide a much more detailed report that will be able to interpret the sounds, the voices that we can hear on this audio recording. so there you go. thank you very very much for your time. i'm sorry again for the delay. so i will take any questions. >> translator: so you're saying that you were actually able to extract something usable? >> translator: again the data we have contains this actual flight, this actual accident so we are going to be able to use them. >> translator: are the pilots talking to each other? >> translator: i'm sorry, i don't have enough information on that yet. we have not yet analyzed the actual voices. we don't have every sound and every word analyzed yet. again, we have analyzed this preliminary information. we hear sounds from th

the consultant. >> any other questions on this data request? it seems that there's some narrowing that we have to do there and maybe follow up with the president and captain o'sullivan go ahead. >> and so moving to the last area that we heard come up, would impact the park and the richmond districts and as you can see the blue line again this was the proposed cuts across on geary to the north and south on masonic and one of the ideas that we heard was to move in a yellow -- excuse me, the gray box into the park district as well and so it would continue further west on geary and then south on stanyon. the gray box to the left would be added to park. >> and so this was an e-mail that we received from tim hickey rather who is the north of pan handle neighborhood board president and the desire is to keep the neighborhood together and keep it in the park station and not be divided so that was the desire of the park station, the folks that represent that neighborhood at the sea pab. >> any questions about this one? this is an i think a community initi

thank you for all the e lack board members and the wonderful work and encourages to bring forgot the data we see today. >> may i have a comment thank you all the district departments in getting this together especially the multi lingual with the countless meetings and the translators so come up with the recommendations and other departments handling it and presenting it to the board thank you. >> thank you very much for your participation together the next agenda item is. >> yeah. i have to make an appointment under this to you need to make an appointment to the peace k ak. >> so thank you i am appointing stewart dick to the peace k a characteristic. >> seeing none now and then no other nomination we'll move to the special order of business and other educational issues and mr. superintendent would you, please introduce the staff member who will cover this item. >> thank you commissioner president murase i'd like to ask the executive order steven koffman to take this item and good evening all i'd like to welcome julie chang the analysts for lending support as well as mccain from post secon

to require the platforms to require data ideally on bookings that have occurred and data by the hostinga mroomdz and you've seen the chronicle it looked the hosting sites and got the data that was done to software that the data can be gotten off the website securing the software or service if our department would be helpful unites we can get the actual bookings i'll get more information on the listing and again, the limits the finite limits would be helpful currently a limit if you're not in your unit and hosting it but no limit for if you just tells us you're in your unit during the rental then you can have that rental available 365 days a year it is hard to serve someone there and allowed to rent it 365 a year or not present and the last won node good data another limit to limit the number of certificates we could issue something that the board feels is marketable. >> thank you and from my prospective again, we expect people and san franciscans to comply with the law and planning code to enforce the law but as a budget committee to give you the adequate resources to enforce the law an

the fed has been clear that they remain data dependent. they continue to underperform that will be the key driver of a change in monetary policy and that time line for lift off. possibly 2016. >> the quote of the day was just because we removed the word patient doesn't mean we are going to be impatient. there were so many tweets right when janet yellen said that. my question to you rate estimates for 2015 16 and 17 have come down considerably. is that because the fed is reacting to the recent bout of disappointing data or does this have to do with expersonal factors like weakness in euro and stronger dollar? >> this is a new level. talking about being impatient, patient, back and forth but the pathway for rate increases and significant deline to .625 kpem my identifies how we see the fundamentals in the u.s. but it's both the fundamentals domestically in declining inflation and lingering under utilization of resources but also the international development including central bank policy around the world. geopolitical turmoil. a rising u.s.

it will give us a wealth of physiological data to hook up to the kind of data that when combined, willthe holistic picture on somebody's health. how best to target their disease, to classify their disease, and make them more well. cory: how did you come to work with apple? >> how are we going to enroll or reach out and get more people who have certain diseases? how will we engage them in research? the bigger the data is, the more accurate the information becomes. apple is the perfect partner. they are masters at user interfaces, user experiences. it was a very natural link. cory: interesting dichotomy where so much concern about privacy of health information and at the same time we are asking people to give up their data. you have the nsa trying to break into the apple iphone. and then we have people volunteering their most private information. eric: that is an excellent point. we have very secure communication. where the information is stored is highly secured. people are willing to give. if you use gmail, you are consenting to use gmail to give google access to all of your e-mails. y

apprentice the number not certainty that maybe listed in the city so awhile i can certainly detail the data we've collected so far some ambiguity about the numbers the short-term rental statistics we have as opposed to business last friday total applications one hundred and 59 are certificates issued 60 scheduled appointment beginning this week 2. and 54 people that didn't show 28 and will submitted applications not eligible based on ours initial review 22 and 134i789d placards missing materials 25 scheduled appointment to thirty calls per day and the number of subjectivities to tenants 2 and to owners 58 you know while certainly you could say the issuance of 50 certificates are great that would be the case but not the case there are many more the best submitted it 6 thousand listing available on the large hosting platform what he know about the number it over represents the number of units actually available in the city they maybe listed multiple times by bedrooms or 4 bedrooms could be listed three or four times ones for the entire unit and once for a bedroom and probably overstates the n

but the data section was intact. so there is still hope here and remember in september 11 2001 on the four planes that were crashed on that day, two of the four flight data recorders did survive those horrific fires. so there is still hope. it's going to be finding it that's going to be the biggest problem. >> it's such hard work up there on that hillside. mary thank you so much. >>> the black boxes will be so key for investigators but until that information is completely analyzed they are looking closely at the plane's path especially the final descent. other similar crashes might give them critical clues. that's next. ♪ is it the insightful strategies and analytical capabilities that make edward jones one of the biggest financial services firms in the country? or is it 13,000 financial advisors who take the time to say thank you? 'night jim. gonna be a while? i am liz got a little writing to do. ♪ it's why edward jones is the big company that doesn't act that way. jack's heart attack didn't come with a warning. tod