the second goal to have tools for entitlement improvement. and in response to the high volume i'm sure you're aware of we've hired a number of preservation itself and we have a staff of 17 soon so i think it's one of the largest preservation teams in the country that's completely supported by the work and certainly the delegation has helped to industrial those projects in a timely fashion. other city agency to formalize the photocopy procures for the alternates of c of a once again we hire the new preservation person withhold to hire by the end of this month to get things done and next is the community participation. i think the one - probably one of the best ideas we've had over the past couple of years is our former that community person there are 4 ambassadors and they go to meeting and answer code questions for the public either at the sunday streets or other feed back and we've seen a successful way to engage the community certainly about preservation one of the most interesting or talked about posters or graphics are unusual the landmark

people in the individuals to benefit from the affordable a housing goals. yet they did that image to that idea does not actually translate to, you know, to the house or to other individuals. people who are really benefiting -- and that is by and large i think the goals could be better. because they don't always go, just, you know, to minorities. we are talking about a working-class white america and a whole lot of rural america. that tape that we as advocates have not done the best job of exploiting the fact. we should do so. >> with that, for one house and is a pathway to a larger goal. i think we need to be focused on that larger goal of kind of reaffirming that, yes, home ownership is central to having a stable financial situation in the american economy as a whole, the basis of the american middle-class. so you can debate the housing bill or you can debate having both are what have you, but there will be serious commitment the matter what you have, no matter what patty to a to ensuring that americans can be homeowners and that those americans historica

speaking about the aims of the revolution, the goals of the revolution, and how iran can fulfil the goalsof course, they've been dependent, which iran did succeed, throwing out the united states and foreign interference in iran's domestic affairs. that was the most important point of the revolution. as we heard the president speaking about that, and the leader ayatollah khomeini, and his message in bringing iran to that point in 1979. hassan rouhani is very strong when it comes to the independen independence, nationalism and keeping iran on track in relation to the revolutionary goals and regaining his place. iran is closer to the goals of the revolution than any time before, and if you look at the people around us, a lot of slogans against the united states and foreign interference, but very much in favour of irani's message. we keep the ideals of the revolution and stayed strong without continuing this, i suppose, anti-american scent, if you will. a softening of the approach from this new president. a couple of different messages from the president - strong on iranian independence and r

so it wasn't even the rest decision where it was just saying that the goal was disallowed i know why was this game stopped earlier on when the rules say the goal doesn't care if the next move how far the net men are the net was moved probably an inch and i think the referees did just did notice that that happens during the game because they have to pay attention to what is happening on the ice and they couldn't they couldn't just see the whole thing probably just one didn't know the puck was in the net one of the men noticed that what keeps it there was talks of moving to sort of a. plastic thing there's a hole in the ice those that there's a hole that in ice and this is like holes or you can fix them that for good just because it's very dangerous lime play just because the speed is very high and it is someone crashed into the net it could be very dangerous. why this controversy do you think is going to die i don't know when people know the real facts as you will saying that they i think it will die just by think the whole controversy comes out because the russia lost that's the main

to get the person through the goal process and get the employers to meet the person and then conduct a background criminal check. we've heard from the councilmember brooks that the vast majority don't do a background check it's comprehensive and i'll do it later on in the process when you that this is someone who wants to hire them with a cash function. so this ordinance requires employers to do a number of things remove the disclosure so they'll no longer be a check box of whether or not you have a criminal history on the materials your attorneys for. it also asks employer to delay a background check after a conditional offer of employment or a live interview. this was discussed because theirs distresses that hire quickly. after you've thank you for the opportunity to get a person through a process the employers conduct a background check with state law to the employee and i believe in the legislation that you saw in your packets and i think ivory may have mentioned this that's a lengthen i didn't process of a question in her in her if you decide not to hire someone it becom

i don't know that it should be the goal of the legal scholarships to meet the immediate ends of this. and we have to talk about serving the justice and they should do so in the societal knowledge and they had vote the end of justice and the end of knowledge to ensure that the situation was of the academy that was situated. >> you know, you are a law professor. where do you teach? >> i teach contract and tort and sometimes seminars such as law and humanities and law and literature. >> have you practiced law in that. >> i practiced aerie briefly after i graduated. and i did not go to law school with that intending to be lawyers. not intending to be law professors. >> would you of either practice the. >> because i had not studied the law with that goal in mind for many years. and now i am a legal academic and i feel quite comfortable in that world. but i do think that this is interchangeable. and usually appellate practice. and that is not the norm. in one today as part of this is a scholar and teacher. >> what is that practice? >> we have appellate courts rather than trial courts. >> gl

i don't know it should be the goal of legal scholars. to meet the immediate end of professionalism. what legal scholar should be doing is taking a detached view of the law of legal institutions and professional its and subjecting it to rigorous inquiry. they should do toward the end of trying to critique law as to toward increasing the knowledge about the legal system. they should, in other words use scholarships so as to further the end of justice and the end of knowledge and the truth sometimes the scholarship will be of use to the practicing bar and the bench. sometime it is won't be. sometimes the goals are more farsightedded than that. >> now you're a law professor. what do you teach here? >> i teach contract sometimes, torts sometimes, a number of seminars such as law and humidities. >> have you practiced? >> very briefly after i graduated. >> why just briefly? >> i knew halfway through law school i wanted to teach. i did not go law school with that goal in mind. i think it's a case of most law students go law school intending to be lawyers. not intending to be law professors.

some of the goal was to detonate it was his but not limited doses. so not only done it before says i don't know what you've always good to see. the by the end of life be it his wish in may city island city be it. i ended up on some other empty. auto. some did today. so i am not and would be useful in cinemas on the go and use of the designated. chad teachers and teachings of these top teams in the tree. he's out of the schemes by all and it's going to do what it takes in kew is a fundamental right before i sewed a nice little club in need was expelled from poplar be seen by the discipline taken before dawn to go and make the promises made in the election manifesto on oct nineteen forty eight hours the meeting that he had the support of four hundred business leaders. being a bad man. but i am about to be a man you cannot get back and are looking for without him giving technical problems had been given a say one of the bigge court how born out of the jewish people to the anti corruption movement made an impressive debut by winning its made in connection

. >> but the goals are not being reached. >> the goals are not being reached because of that but we must participate in the process their driving this piece because they also have target. we check them off but they're doing small maybe 2 blocks and move to do some other places where the roads are in worse conditions >> so their budget gains to be made if we're not doing the good quickly could we readjust our goals. >> i think our goals are fine. i think next year we only have one more major for the paving program and we'll get back on track >> okay. >> once again we're not having to come back to the millions we have over 93 miles to do. >> i want to point out that is a condition of assessment. so we would like as tommy said to put the cameras in and do a long stretch. but now since the paving is driving what streets we actually do and how long you, you know, the street instead of doing the whole stretch of market or irving we plan to do several millions of streets. we want to do before the paving before the sewer work we can include that into the actual paving contract >> what's the goal

inger is lower than other jurisdictions. >> yeah. >> in terms of the 14 day goal that was done and the asp program came as a program and making sure that we met that goal and not a known suspect and it is a stranger rape or it is just this urgent public safety need to identify the suspect and that is one type of case that they prioritize. >> and for the afc program is the average 14 days? is that different? >> yeah, the asap program now, which encome bases both and identified and unidentified suspect cases. and the whole goal of that program initially, was to get the most probative sample and it was taken by the time that it was collected and get that to the crime lab and that is in 72 hours and if i could review the data that i bet that i could come back and tell you. >> and i would that monday money and we are under 72 hours on many occasions because we have the relationship with the trauma center nurses and the property control and we know for some strange reason the sfoen does not get picked up and the lieutenant is in communication with the crime lab and the communication is solid

the goal was compelling enough, usually the resources would follow the goal. so, tell me, again, what the equivalent of the moonshot or the human genome project is here so i understand it clearly and then remind me again, if you know, what it would cost to do it. >> that's the hardest part because we don't know what trajectory will be. let me see if i can address your very thoughtful question. you're right the moonshot, the human genome project were unique situations where you could define a precise end point and everybody would know if you got there or not. you got a man on noon. you read out 3 million letters of the human notebook. what's the goal. there's lots of goals. getting diagnosis so it's accurate and can be done early before symptom. we're coming along pretty well on that one. i wouldn't say we're there. of course the big goal is prevention, treatment so no one gets this disease any more. that's far enough out in the future that i think it's hard for us with the uncertainties about how we will get there table to put a timetable on that but people are

but that i mean that seems incredible to me now if the fed doesn't have a goal what will happen when bonus bank figures this out i mean they're learning it as it goes along but what's going to happen i think the biggest bank has already figured it out but. look you know go back a little bit and turn in two thousand and eleven should there and did as well demanded their hundred sixty times back. and they got it but it took the fed a cool minutes. for months to come up with one hundred sixty tons well now two years later they can't come up with three hundred times for germany. so this supports the conclusion of many people who are been active and would go train for years that what the fed initially did to suppress the price goal was to lend out the gold it had on the posit two billion dealers who sold it and this increased supply of gold into the market helped hold down the price now as they drained their holdings of gold they had to turn to a new mechanism and that was to sell the next good paper assurance that is they go in and they sell a future contract the goal that's not covered t

shots of skulls the senate's was counted by a goal from the house. he then scored again at the hall to attend team penalty into the pocket than that. omg i cost of beets in my chest the u nineteen team and in the champions league last sixteen first leg lock the game started we begin i did and didn't get much back to the hunter to the guest ct for an mp i cos of the thirty seven minutes getting into hall to find one am. while strike until campbell scored a fifty fourth minute goal to take an api constitute an m a in the second time. every time i will take place at old trafford on march the nineteenth. i'm chelsea will welcome the baby liaisons john abb cal in the champions league last sixteen first leg tie at the top sariah wednesday they made some thoughts on today's one meal when the gangs that it tends to injury but housemate that jenny to a stumble. the blaze will go against former teammate katie a truck bomb to have a strong relationship with chelsea boss days a marine am and is expected to start the helicopter ride is a strange feeling. to admit

united states tell its most important european allies time that it could only return a fifth of the goal that it left with it don't try it if it had to go and i think this last year the united states actually only return stack to us. but that i mean that seems incredible to me now if the fed doesn't have the gold what will happen when bonus bank figures this out i mean they're learning it as it goes along but what's going to happen i think the biggest bank is already figured out but it looks now go back a little bit in term in two thousand and eleven should it in a bit as well demanded their hundred sixty times back. and they got it but it took the fed a cool minutes. for months to come up with one hundred sixty tons well now two years later they can't come up with three hundred times for germany. so this supports the conclusion of many people who are been active and go train for years that what the fed initially did to suppress the price goal was to linen out the gold it had on the closet to bully the dealers who sold it and this increased supply of gold into the market helped hold down

or are the goals the same, and if the goals are does nonpartisan analysis about what does work and what does not work fit into this policy? >> that is the beauty of the nga , it gets the governors an opportunity to come together. we have a governors only session where we talk about different issues, and my a lot of times we find our common issues going on in our states. we may have different allusions to the problems facing our states, but we learned from each other through best practices, through innovation, and in a lot of states, we will look at other governors and other programs and that may be of a different political party. in the end, all the governors have the same goal, and that is we want to create a very strong economy, we want to create jobs, we want to improve education, we want to be fiscally sound within our state budgets. we are all concerned about washington, d.c. and the unfunded mandates and cost shifting down to us. we want more flexibility. those are all things that we have in common. so we may disagree about some p

the goal was compelling enough usually the resources would follow the goal. so tell me again what the equivalent of the moonshot or human genome project is here so i understand it clearly and then remind me again if you know what it would cost to do it? >> we don't know what the trajectory is going to be but let me see if i can try to address your very thoughtful question. you are writes the moonshot as a genome project those were unique situations where you could define a very precise endpoint and everyone would know whether you got there or not. you got a man on the moon okay you did that and you read out 3 billion letters in the instruction book. for alzheimer's disease what would be an appropriate goal? there is going to be lots of goals in there. getting diagnosis of its accurate and can be done early. we were coming along pretty well on that one. i wouldn't say we are there but of course the big goal this prevention and treatment so that nobody gets this disease anymore. that is far enough out in the future and i think it's hard for us with the uncertain

the united states? >> that would be my goal. that is very bold and very ambitious but that has to be the place to try for. i'm going to ask otis about the national plan but we also have this rain project is holding itself accountable. it's going to stretch out over a decade or so but it needs to have clear indications of whether it's succeeding or not. ultimately can you put somebody there. maybe dr. landis could say a word about brain in terms of how we are trying to set those milestones that we can say we are getting there and perhaps you could say something about the alzheimer's plan. >> as i said we have maps of the connections in the human brain but what we don't have is a way to record from the 86 billion neurons and the 1000 connections at each of them has in order to understand how the brain actually functions so what we need to do is to be able to record not just from -- one neuron or 100 neurons but tens of thousands of neurons at the same time as a person or an animal to start with is performing a behavior and then to

matt prater kicked the field goal. so another least in the video goals, the broncos beat the seahawks. we will see if that holds true. >> what do you think? >> i think the broncos are going to win it. they have the better offense and it will be interesting toasty if richard sherman will have the last word. >> thank you very much. >> back in a minute. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, we'll see you back here tomw night at five-thirty. news >> that's it for us. >> broncos, broncos and? >> whatever you say. >> we will see you back here. that was good i like that. goodnight. ,,,, this may sound like a long shot, but one day you will be the greatest athlete in your sport. but before you begin to run, you will learn to walk. again. you'll curse the fact that something you mastered as a 1-year old is now so difficult. but you will take that first step. and you will never stop moving forward. at citi, we believe in everyone's potential, which is why citi and rico are giving back to paralympic sports programs who wants more potatoes? hit m

of the goal so that they could make the gold liberties to endure and shana so is part of the movement of the precious metal out of the west into asia sadly that's all the time we have for now please come back on the show very very soon and enjoy the warm weather in florida. pleased to be with you. that was economist and former assistant secretary to the treasury paul craig roberts time now for today's big deal. edward harrison joins me now to talk a digital mobile payment systems fun stuff now several days ago the last remaining decline wallet from its. what is a big coin wallet you maybe ask you well it's an app that allows big payments simply to conduct by scanning a q.r. code now the wallets are designed to be easy to use and reliable also being secure and fast however the move by apple to nix the out blocked chain one of the most popular big client wallet ups on the market has angered bitcoin supporters and with over one hundred twenty thousand downloads it's easy to see why now apple cited unresolved issues with the developer as their reason for banning the app however the makers

one is the city-wide goal of 20% of all trips by bicycles by 2020, and also as part of the larger city-wide goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 25% below 1990 levels by 2017. the ordinance applies to all owners and managers of controlling and existing commercial property to allow their tenants to either bring their bicycles into their leased space or into a designated parking area. this ordinance applies only to existing commercial property owners and managers and not residential buildings. steps of compliance are simple. if the commercial property owner or manager doesn't have any limitations on how and where the tenants can bring and park their bikes in their building, then they are complying with the ordinance and they don't -- they do not need to have -- sorry. they don't need to do anything further with us. ~ to comply with the ordinance. if the commercial property owner, owners would like to prescribe access or designated route to either the bike parking location or another area, they will have to submit a bicycle access plan. a bicycle access plan is an easy online form and

but the goal for the ecocenter is really to, we understand that engaging our communities is essential to the vitality of the ecocenter. our eac or eac will allow the community a space to have a voice and communicate in a meaningful way. so the cac will be co-chaired by cary and i and we will continue to recruit organizational representatives from the southeast community to serve as advisory members and we actually have, you will see on a later slide a bunch of interest in seeing the development at the ecocenter and we did actually have some initial organizations and representatives of organizations sign on to our original committee but this is another thing that we're going to do in klb collaboration which is really plan out the purpose for that body and identify folks that will really be able to serve the ecocenter. the idea is that we'll advance the goals of the ecocenter allowing community participation in the overall development and the goal is to meet regularly and help guide the future programs and community access allowing public input and output coming from us as well. >> and

garcia and diego costa with the goals. they lost their last league game and have been knocked out of the cup. >> defender diego godden got on the score sheet in the second half. atletico claimed a 3-0 victory. real madrid will try to join barca and atletico on 60 point. >> real madrid's trip, one of four sunday matches in spain, grenada is about to kick off. mid table: >> a barcelona facing manchester city. they beat chelsea 2-0. chelsea manager, jose mournino taking the -- mourinho taking the loss well. >> was the referee poor in the second half? yes. with a perfect team, would they win the game, no, no. they were better than us. they deserve to win. >> three more ties coming up this sundays. it could be a first appearance since december following ankle surgeriment later on it's arsenal versus liverpool. >> when you put in a performance like we did against the opponent, arsenal on top of the league, it's one that can be stuck in the mine. we were outstanding on the day. the performances you see. graham smith insistle they

they actually need to be i think in locales throughout the city but i think one of the solid goal that parcel to consolidate those all in one place. how all that comes about i don't exactly know but for starters we know there are several hundred people at the budget office and the facility office and in finance that need to go somewhere if soda is unavailable. the mayor's office would like to see eight story there is so i think there is a number of options. >> thank you. i apologize and it was an oversight on my part. i meant for the mayor's office of housing to be here as well. it's a joint select committee and we shouldn't have the school district presenting on one single item and i apologize for that and beginning of the year and we will make sure they're present for the committee meetings and the last point i want to make and on the resolution the school board passed in 2010 i would like to see that one of the goals was to leverage district real property assets for revenue that will aid the general fund, but also opportunities to close the opportunity gap which i think is one of th

he was old and fall with the goal will be held between every twenty four and a pulley i see. on wednesday killing and called for the drill was to be delayed until after the planned re unions which show set to begin on every the twentieth. it would be the first reunion events in more than three years the dprk canceled planned re unions of the last minute. in september and is so threatening as we mentioned to scrap this month's events because of the upcoming drill a former japanese prime minister tony t morte ahmad has had a meeting with the south korean prime minister to whom long been sold. their meeting was part of a free davis' five marianna aimed at improving relations between the two countries. the visitors in chalk on trust for the count japanese government's recent swing to the right. more iam old son met with women who were forced to become slaves of the japanese army. jones says people were impressed the former prime minister had visited the so called comfort women. in nineteen ninety five more iam and delivered an official apology to japan's atrocities during the war.

hockey call it that isn't a crab boat only the whites they would be to simply obey the rules here the goal is low because the aim of the good of the nest was moved to decide the slowest from its moorings and the goalie was more the facts. well once i step aside and he does that mean most to post it but sent this case so i think that's what's hundred percent unintentional pun that aside the it up and quit because he was just hoping for months i didn't want to set aside and to see you the stitch was not very dangerous in terms of both the goal was just the potluck that that there was an american referee this not too busy. why should that be thought of another future reassessed i think for a week yes just to avoid controversies like this so probably there would be wise to take that decision and said no mom not to how potent no referees from what country just the working out again squeezed into the national scene. in other headlines this week the hopes of millions of tons of course the cost of the russian figure skating conclusion cup holder financial program of the last minute. he does does i

coach admitting off the words that he was surprised that the goal didn't stand now it was a physical. contest between two fierce rivals the game of eventually went into overtime but still nothing separated the two sides and eventually the usa prevailed in a long rocking ten round shootout and these u.s. hockey stars. have been expecting a tough challenge as crazy as the back and forth game. score which where they scored. so it was it was a good game as a hard teams. it seemed like from the very beginning it was going to be coming down to an overtime and possibly a shootout no matter if the crowd's behind your. against you to play in front of such a rowdy crowd so much noise and so much buzz and it was it was really fun and as hockey players you want to play like that russia are still likely to qualify for the next stage of the competition they now face slovakia in their final group game on sunday that's a match they now have to win and afterwards are to gauge the reaction of some of the fans who were fortunate enough to be inside the bolshoi. when i leave here. with a friend of mine j

students should be in a site like that and we have no desire to put money into that building so the goal is leverage that site -- the highest and best use according to a financial analysis for housing. obviously it could be a small school site if we chose to do that. there are private schools in the area that see it as a place to build a play ground or athletic field and no decisions have been made but that is clearly on our portfolio list and there is a high desire from t supervisor of the district and from neighbors that see it as blight in the neighborhood and i don't blame them and you see a photo here and it's intensely built up around it mostly single family homes and duplexes and there's our property right in the middle. moving on to number three obviously seventh and loton which is currently open space. we know there are people in the neighborhood who will fight to the death to keep it open space. we also know in talking to many people in the city that it's actually a prime site for housing right beneath the met center, right in a place where good things could happen. it could ta

i want to point out that the goal of the project is to understand the decision 0 points and determine the interaction between the projects. i've come up with a platoon to solidify and it's a lot of decision points. one of the other goals that's important love of those projects have funding gaps and it gets deeper and deeper we want to raise the money for the infrastructure for special taxes for new income property. josh walked you through the work in this area this slide elaborates on some of the infrastructure we've looked at anticipated growth in the area and we've had significant progress in the fourth and king rail yard. so what does the proposed projectile set out to complete. first of all, this contract is the first to manufacture the transportation and land use planning efforts that have go on gun on in the area there are 5 components liquor the i 20 two 80 and doing the study and looking at the potential for the transbay loop track and looking to relocate a portion of the rail king yard and because of those four components that 5th component is to help us understand the area i