that is the good data we can get out from q-matic. it has been in the making for the past two years. we have already paid for it. we have to launch it and get the value we spent on it. commissioner hechanova: is it the same process for everyone? >> we can provide a permit at that time. any more questions? commission>> will this be able o accommodate the small homeowner, as also the large permit? >> yes. most of this operation is for the fifth floor operations. when you look at the flow chart that i have, a very simple flow chart, when the customer comes in, we go to the information conduct. we will look at the scope required for services, and they will review them to all the stations we have, and then the most important station is the initial permit and takintake one fifth floor. they will input in the record the permit record, and also determine the station they need. we give them a ticket how many produce stations they have to go through, and each station will perform the check, and hopefully they will go for permit. right now we hav

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i live in 33 -- which is right near the location of the q equipment. i oppose the equipment because it could have some signal which affect their health. especially for elderly and children's health. so i oppose at&t to stop this equipment installation. i hope we can solve this problem. to maintain the health and benefit in the valley. to cancel the installation project of at&t. and charge -- install the equipment in some less population area. it is not my own opinion but all the family in the valley. once again, thanks to all the supervisors to help us to solve this problem. i hope you guys can help me to solve this problem. thank you very much. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> thank you, everyone. i live on leeland street for more than 20 years already. i didn't want them to install the cabinet and antennas on 199 leland straight. -- street. she would like to have it installed by the recycling center. the purpose of at&t installing the cabinets and antenna was to improve the coverage for the people on highway 101 and 280. in our area is a re

that angering european leaders and he faces a crucial confidence vote at home turmoil also dominating the q twenty summit in france where the new heads hailed papa dreams latest decision. back from law is the law of the simulation in space history coming to a close six volunteers of total return from their mock mission to the red planet seem daylight for the first time in over five hundred days we'll bring it to you live when it happens. then a british student could be handed over to the u.s. authorities for alleged copyright infringement committed on a home soil despite determination of a critic of criminal case in the u.k. the young man faces justice in america thanks to a controversial extradition treaty signed between the two kinds up next join us on a trip across russia as we take you to discover the fastening land of bashkirian stay with us coming up. the first settlements were founded his thousands of years ago. this is a land of ancient manton's and pristine forests and mountains here are very old they are popularly known as the gray headed urals. russia's best honey is produced her

right of the first amendment of free speech, then you demonstrate it by shutting up and waiting until the q and a session. line up -- [ applause ] >> bill: once protesters begin to infringe on the rights of the individual people, then the courts absolutely have to step. in the judge mcintyre's of the world public safety and the occupiers don't like trumps any theory. any american citizen has given the occupiers plenty of time and space to get their message across. that's not good enough for them. they want chaos. here is another prediction. more people will die. that's the memo. o others who covered the occupier activity in new york city today. first joining us from lower manhattan, sharon crowley. a reporter for channel 9, a fox owned station in new jersey. fox news senior correspondent rick leventhal who was at city hall this evening. all right, rick. what was the most dramatic thing you saw today? >> you know, bill, i was a block north of the corner of wall and broad. i was surrounded on all sides of police in riot gear and protesters. i could see the new york stock exchange and the amer

and you just rub the inside of your mouth gently with the q-tip. then they do a dna typing to see if you're going to be a match for someone. >> and to be clear, i'm in the bone marrow registry. i did exactly what you described. i used the swab. i'm in the registry. you know, one thing that strikes me, as well, when i talk to people about this, they worry that if they become a -- an apprehension. they say if they're a donor it's going to involve a painful procedure to get bone marrow to transplant. and that causes some anxiety. do you know or can you explain what the process is? if someone -- say you and i were a match and i was called and said you're a match for him, what would that be asking of me. >> so basically what they do is they do like a thorough health test. there's no cost to you for this. they do a thorough health test to make sure that you're healthy and able to donate. and then a few days before my transplant's supposed to happen, they would give you some medications so that you were -- you would overproduce your bone marrow cells basi

to introduce our experts today and i would like to remind you we are filming this session so when the q & a does start please step to the mike so we can hear you on tape. so without further adieu, my friend, paul jackson. [applause] >> thank you. how are we doing on time? so we don't have to rush? talk really snast well, i understand how great this is today. it's always a pleasure to come down to san francisco. i am a native born san fran ciscan. where was i? i was in san francisco with a state bureaucrat and having a meeting when the lights started to shake. we knew something was going on when all the lights on our earthquake board started to go off and we knew something was going on and the phones started ringing and we didn't see operations until a long time afterwards. >> it's great seeing a lot of folks in the audience i worked with on the loma prieta recovery and i think it's wonderful, fema's emphasize -- emphasis and their whole approach to whole community management. i think this has been an incubator for many of the approaches that underlie this very important concept. it was

i am going to turn it over, i believe, to virginia, and i will be available for questions during the q & a. [applause] >> hi. good afternoon. i am virginia harmon, and i am here on behalf of our director of transportation, ed risken. as most of you are aware, the transportation agency is the seventh largest transit agency in the country. therefore, there are a significant number of opportunities on our contracts and the employment opportunities associated with those contracts as well. >> i'm sure most of you are aware that we are currently bidding and working on the central subway project. that is an exciting opportunity for small businesses. to date we have also exceeded 30% participation in terms of small business enterprises on that project. we have done a couple of small business enterprise set-asides. on our tunnel contract upcoming, the work will start shortly. we have 50% s.b.e. trucking set aside. that should ensure we see a significant amount of small and local trucking on that project. i have brought a couple of people with me here today. i would like to introduce them to you

>> let's take the q&a. i will run through the presentation because it will help the folks that it is their first time doing it. >> paul, are you ready? this presentation is available on line at our media bar. this is just to give you an understanding of the different elements for the bay bridge. the first piece is the arrival of the final steel deck segment on the transport ship that came in yesterday, on sunday. here is some of the footage of the pieces arriving in the bay underneath our western span. there is over 5,000 tons of steel on the transport ship and this is the last ship of its type coming in for the bridge. still a couple of hardware items we are awaiting but the bulk of the steel is now here. and what are we actually seeing today? basically, if you look at the very end of the self-anchored suspension bridge there is a gap between that and the sky walk. over the next couple of months the pieces that have arrived will be filling that gap. here you can see, using google, we have outlined the gaps

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continues adding nine percent a year if it has the q. and a half percent growth in the u.s. the reprimand seems to be in china. conformity is one of the top ballet you think the chinese build a wall also reflected in the country's political and economic policy if that's not china doesn't play by the rules it's actually quite the opposite what the united states things to have an issue really is that increasingly china rules and i have the privilege watching for would prefer to keep it for hours as the u.s. president hailed his new free trade asia pacific pact as a win win trade in the region some in china took it as a predatory effort to change rules. free trade to be. in the eyes of the beholder it's a treat for you but protection provided that i get. precious. industries as. well. so it's always. free as the euro crisis continues metastasizing throughout the world and china is asked to shoulder the load many analysts say the west should keep in mind its old adage about he who pays the piper china is really in the driver's seat in many respects and this is coming at an awkwa

the fed is going into the market and doing q e three now some people would disagree because c m e two can grow because of other things that can grow in contracts irrespective of what the fed does because for example banks make loans and bars defaults on loans and all of that is measured in the money supply also there's other things we should pay attention to it is because if the money supply is increasing it could be a sign that inflation is on the way so that isn't too and i gave you a few reasons why it should be on your radar. and still ahead right here on capital count don't go away if your money isn't safe with an answer all firms like m.f. global in the u.s. where is it safe in asia and bars the physical gold and what about the euro the general has answers all of that for us after the break but first period closing stop numbers. we just put a picture of the need when i was like nine years old like if you told the truth. i mean i am in total ghetto i love driving hip hop music and pretty. but it was kind of the jester. i'm very proud of the world without you it's played. you know

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his name is alfredo quinones- hinojosa, the turnaround for the rest of us as dr. q. the book is "becoming dr. q: my journey from migrant farm worker to brain surgeon." i am honored to touch your hands one more time. good to have you here. up next, speaking of "star trek ," spock here to talk about another project. zachary quinto. stay with us. zachary quinto is a talented actor whose credits include "he rose -- heroes." his latest project is called "margin call." it opens in theaters around the country this weekend. >> what does your model say that means for us here? >> that is where it becomes a projection, but -- >> you are speaking with me, mr. solomon. >> sir, if those assets decrease by just 25% and remain on our books, that loss would be greater than the current market capitalization of this entire company. >> so, what you are telling me is that the music is about to stop. >> -- tavis: that is the best you could do for your film -- jeremy irons, kevin spacey? >> it does not get any better than that. stanley tucci, paul betony -- bettany. it is an incredible grou

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the staff basically already received at least two training already on q-matic. the system can go to play around in that the computer. right now, we're training the special team. we want a special team to be readily available when operational difficulties, up. we are preparing for that. even this morning before i came to the meeting, i had a staff meeting. they're already refreshing the training this morning. >> i also suggest that there would be comments or an evaluation from the users, that they could provide the input as to what level of service and how efficient our staff is at providing them the service, and get and put it that way so we can tweak and/or make the changes necessary. >> right now, we will posed the question and answer. then we will have a place for them to post questions. >> great, thank you very much. >> item 5f, update on other technology projects. >> i am from the department of building inspection, deputy director administrative services. i want to highlight four projects that you receive the materials on. the first project is something that

i and it is during a dialogue cahal and the q&a conducted that you will know the answer to your mystery. [laughter] given your background as a poet, have you ever written non-fiction prior to this? if not, did you have any thought about the fictionalizing it to tell a slightly different story in that manner? >> this is the work of nonfiction and my previous work in english was a memoir. and actually come after eyepiece this together i decided this is really what i want to do. at least for the foreseeable future. what i love doing is going out to and finding the story is that are immensely significant but have either fallen by the wayside never made it to the headline or were dismissed or shoved under the rug. i may sound paranoid but but i found i love the notion of the stories and they are so fabulous that you could hardly a come up with fiction we will find out if i did it justice but if i had come and then you agree with me it is so beautiful and astounding that's just in the way it unfolded it would have been diminished but i found that in some great ways there was several dozen and

currency manipulator in the world when you look at quantitative easing which is just money printing the q e two in this new operation twist all forms of monetary ease people think it's about lowering interest rates it is a little bit but it's really about cheapening the value of the dollar the theory is that if you have a cheaper dollar it makes u.s. exports more attractive so it will sell more boeing aircraft or general electric wind turbines and cetera the problem is it's starts out ok but it never works out that way there's retaliation other countries try to chip in their currencies where they put on capital controls where they put on excise taxes and currency words turn into trade worse and i describe two previous currency wars in my book what i call currency world on in the one hundred twenty s. and thirty's and currency war two in the one nine hundred sixty seventy's on into the eighty's they both had disastrous results and we're starting down the road again there's a temptation to think you can get a quick fix for your economy by cheapening your currency but it never works out that

this is practically pure protein and this tray has the same q. . which. the substrate is processed. and the markets are concentrated in the lower tier. so now here we have our two familiar trays into which we separately put the substrate and the maggot biomass to be used as feed or as a source of protein now we can put it into the can with the biomass contains about fifty six percent protein between twelve and twenty percent faster and a small amount of. from one kilogram of organic waste we've now got exactly what we need about one hundred seventy grams of protein rich meat we're getting so close to the fly burger i can almost taste it. with all that ready we head to the kitchen to mince those maggots to get something like ground meat ours is actually bursting with more protein than even a juicy steak for good measure we add things like bread milk egg and onions for a little flavor a dash of pepper and a pinch of salt next with it up until we get that familiar beefy consistency so all that's left is a put this in a for. a few minutes on the grill and then. down on a plate full of c

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becomes sort of the smoking gun for the attorneys in the trial and it is during the dialogue, during the q&a being conducted on the stand that you will know the answer to your mystery. [laughter] >> given your background as a poet i wonder if you have ever read nonfiction prior to this and if not, did you have any thought about fictionalizing it and telling a slightly different story in that manner? >> this is a work of nonfiction as it stands. my previous work in english was a memoir. and actually, after i pieced this together undecided this is really what i want to do at least for the foreseeable future. that what i love doing is going out and finding these stories that are immensely significant that have either fallen by the wayside, never made it to the headlines or were dismissed or shoved under the rug. i might sound paranoid here but perhaps conspiratorial reasons. who knows? a found that i love the notion of finding these stories and some of them at least in this case are so fabulous that you could hardly come up with fiction that can outdo this. we will find out if i did it justic

"the last word" with lawrence o'donnell, lawrence will be breaking down tonight's çó republican presidential de0a+qw thing in the world today is coming up tonight with popcorn and ronald reagan and stuff. and also, the ways last night'sk elections were sort of gay, in a good way, and in a bad way. that's next. >>> on a night that was pretty bleak for republicans across the republicans thought they would have a huge night was in the commonwealth of virginia. democrats control the state senate in virginia by a narrow margin and republicans heading into last night thought that they would t turns out it's close. c]t(c democrats promising a recount effort in a deciding race where the sides are only about 200 votes apart right now.e1 even as the question of who controls the virginia senate remains unsettled, one thing is sure from last night's results. virginia is getting its first-ever openly gay state senator. a democral@fi=5"ájj)q)n part of the state. turns out last night was fá generally a big night for gay candidates and causes.e1 the cities of indianapolis and carolina, ar,$tu their first-ever ope

normally, only the backup q b gets zero snaps. the skins averaged 19 points fehr game with gross man at center. in the last three, they must erred only 10 per game under john beck. >>> for the first time in four decades, joe paterno was not leading the nittany lions. they did host nebraska. teams huddling with penn state alumni with thoughts and prayers for the victims and their families. some are still thinking about joe paterno who had coached in the valley since 199. nebraska wins 17-14. afterwards, tom rad lee was asked to try to put this under perspective. >> it was unprecedented ever in the history sports what went on here. we are -- you know, we grief for the victims. we are so sad for the family, the children. i think the student body had support for the victims. lots of things going on today. it was all about them. >> could this possibly be the next head coach of penn state? that's virginia's mike london reported already contacted by mike london on wednesday. but he did say that never happened. but here, this did happen. m

what got him in trouble, the slur or the q&a with howard stern? as going to be the slur, he would have gotten in troibl several years ago when he was teaching a guest lecture at a class in nyu while he used that word to describe what other film students were watching instead of appreciating the mastery of "rush hour three." you can look that up. this isn't an aberration in his history. this week has been a culmination of things. it started with the talk of olivia mann and g-4, then commenting about rehearsing being something that heterosexuals don't do, then, of course, the howard stern show. but i believe the academy president said that it was the howard stern interview that made him realize that perhaps brett ratner was the classy individual that he first thought he would be. >> that he would want for his telecast. a day after ratner resigned eddie murphy dropped out as host. ratner hand picked murphy. it seems like he is causing critics a lot of frustration right now. >> well, i think that's because eddie murphy kind of seems like he's been not