the language minimal but reasonable use of force would at 0 through off the balance. >> i don't think so we've talked about reasonable use of force and this is the most minimal formals under graham versus connor and across the country and part of what was said repeatedly 3 reports that's the baseline that's what the low standard is we luckily have progressed with different era we're looking at how we treat people across the board especially individuals who have been mentally ill and need a greater standard a minimal residence on force not under the obviously reasonable stated that is when a when shootings are justified even when this is an individual with a blaltd weapon not a commitment what we can do to better ourselves that's part of this whole movement use mandatory language have deesclation at the center and thoughtful communication at the so that that is truly a minimal residence on use of force sloping as opposed to a standard we lived with it and questioning why do we live with the standard and clearly a community outraged it has b

as what is a or retail was the use exist use intended use office that covers e scope of work that covers virtually the entire building with a sign off on the back that's a unicorn they don't exist i don't blame the planning code from wanting to protect themselves that stuff good evening ever happen i'll be precipitated in that board two or three buildings work themselves with that system the conditional use application a difficult process 4 signatures from supervisors or you need to get the signatures of 10 percent of land use owners the board of supervisors had just passed malia cohen passed a law prohibiting landmarking that hemispheres on 665 and our building 630 we're not getting relieve from the planning commission no point i'm not sure we could have gotten through not a freebie but signatures the central soma plan the map if you look at central soma right now there is our building the scheduled to be mixed use office entirely office, of course, i don't actually on intersections that scott was direct that's what it says anything can happen we know that but

we support the institutional uses maintenance the public assessable active use and situated on the city rather than the city the conversion of office uses the department is inclined to not support those were the proposed use is ink345sh8. >> excuse me for one second could you slow down look at you're reading kind of fast. >> thank you, no problem. >> regarding the conversion of retail used to institutional uses the department is unsupportive of conversion that detract or take away from the - and supportive of - for office uses we'll be supportive of office space that are incompatible with the neighborhood context or located away from the arising the shuttles over extended we'll support of conversions with the office space in nature as much as the administrative headquarters and appropriate for the section site regarding the last 3 policy staff is supportive of the conversion of tourist hotels and student housing or religion uses onsite and sites with no changes of use staff is support au has a higher than supportable use or have a used a building in the manne

had monopolized the us industry. they did what monopolies do best, raising prices on their products. my first wheelchair came from this company and with that i left the hospital. after only half a block i got a crack in the sidewalk and destroyed the front caster. the company declared the chair beyond repair. what kind of chair do people need in the developing world? we have cars, we have buses with lifts, we have ramps. third world -- it will take what it can give it. whatever you do, cobblestones every single day coming down rocks. over muddy terrain, fighting to get in and out of your house. and american chair just does not work. it is much tougher than what the gringos get by with. [applause] a few years later while working in washington dc i was asked to repair the many breakdowns of the wheelchair as an attorney at the security exchange commission. he told me the manufacturer of both our chairs, subsidiaries were dumping chairs overseas, keeping competition out of the us. i responded the price of the company's n

>> so, these challenges are not unique to the us. we see india, china, australia, mexico and water and food and energy are tied together through out the world. initially it's the information, so we have to bring people who are making decisions good information. data collection is essential. that's what australia did before could embark on its changes to the water policy. had to know how much water was available after the big drought. how much should be allocated to the environment and how they are going to do that. the big lesson for most of these areas and peter and others can talk about some of the policy changes that came out of that and other areas, but you have to know what you have before you can do much about it. that's where a lot of the us still at that knowing what we have phase. >> maryanne. >> we do have a lot we can learn from other countries. australia has been mentioned. in fact, peters comments with specific institute worked with us for water efficiency and the institute for sustainable futures in sydney and we publish

it is the first known case in the us. superbugs have been known to kill up to half of the patients infected. >>> renew concerns about the possible effects of cell phone radiation. a study found male rats exposed to cell phone radiation were more likely to develop certain forms of brain and heart cancer. researchers said the findings were not conclusive. for example, the morass were unaffected. government scientist say they are now reviewing the findings of the study. >>> or the third year in a row the scripps national spelling bee has ended in a tie. how about that. that was an 11-year-old of texas, he is now the youngest winner of the spelling bee on record. the word means an association of individuals for common goals. here sharing the title with a 13-year-old of new york. each of them get such opiate plus $45,000 in cash and prizes. >>> the oakland fire department started its annual vegetation inspection today in an effort to prevent wildfires. with summer around the corner the department is reminding people and educati

we support the institutional uses maintenance the public assessable active use and situated on the city rather than the city the conversion of office uses the department is inclined to not support those were the proposed use is ink345sh8. >> excuse me for one second could you slow down look at you're reading kind of fast. >> thank you, no problem. >> regarding the conversion of retail used to institutional uses the department is unsupportive of conversion that detract or take away from the - and supportive of - for office uses we'll be supportive of office space that are incompatible with the neighborhood context or located away from the arising the shuttles over extended we'll support of conversions with the office space in nature as much as the administrative headquarters and appropriate for the section site regarding the last 3 policy staff is supportive of the conversion of tourist hotels and student housing or religion uses onsite and sites with no changes of use staff is support au has a higher than supportable use or have a used a building in the manne

the word constantly, and i correct them when they use the word. 's a degrading word, and again, it should never be used whatsoever in any context at all. thank you. newspaper,guardian," rebecca carroll wrote a column about the use of that word by mr. wilmore. to read you a couple of thoughts this morning, she said as much as i support understand the use of that with obama, -- if only larry wilmore was saying you can keep degrading us. host: again, that is in the pages of "the guardian." larry wilmore and the use of the n-word last week towards the president of the united states, the focus of our discussion in the first 35 minutes this morning. the lines will be on your screen, which are next from teresa in chicago. teresa, good morning. what do you think? caller: good morning. i want to express that i feel that it was very inappropriate for mr. wilmore to use that. given the venue and the public that he was in the audience that he was speaking to. think that is something that she wanted to say that to the president, that should have been done very

and associated the delivery system for use. the search produced information about the basic agreement between the army and the ira, relating to the project and records covering the activities from the beginning in 1952, to the termination in 1970. in the course of the investigation, the laboratory storage facilities were searched and about 11 grams of shellfish toxin and eight milligrams of cobra venom were discovered in a vaulted building. the major early requirement of the agency was designed for the standard of -- and hazardous situations during world war ii. this was the basis on which eventually we discovered the toxic shellfish toxin. the only application of this toxin was in the flight over the ussr in the 1960's, during which they carried the device concealed in a silver dollar. in this case, the drill -- was filled with shellfish toxin. they did not use it and was not instructed to do so. it was offered as an option. this was the only time we are aware that the toxin was provided for operational use, although it was mad

is it that those are the wrong concept? is it that us/china relationship isn't up to the point of having those conversations? i want to draw you out a little bit about what aspects of strategic ability you don't think are the right things? and what is the right conversation? you talked about transparency a little bit, the chinese are very reluctant to have a conversation about transparency related to capability so where should we take a transparency conversation given those constraints? why don't we start with li bin. >> i believe very much like to see dialogue between two countries. to my colleague many times if they want to trend their experts for nuclear dialogue we like to pretend to have them, but we have not seen that yet. i don't think this is because the position of our two countries are so much different. that is not the main problem. we see china and the united states with no consensus. in the united states some people like to see a dialogue. some people tried to stop that. me and some others to us visa to come to the united st

jon: ethics is the network on which it ran. they gave us a statement which reads in part, well, first they logged katie couric at the director and then they said ethics stands behind katie couric and their creative and editorial judgment. we encourage people to watch the film and decide for themselves. of course they want you to go out and watch. >> i think i'll get my ideas elsewhere. jon: thanks very much for joining us, our media panel today, judy miller, lynn weeks c7 coming up, as president obama flies home from a landmark trip to asia, leaders of the g-7 nations adjourn with a big worry. what to do about chinese aggression in the south china sea. gordon chang is here up next. >> protection now comes with an incredible double your money back guarantee. always discreet is for bladder leaks and it's drier than poise. try it, love it or get double your money back. always discreet. amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. save $50

we support the institutional uses maintenance the public assessable active use and situated on the city rather than the city the conversion of office uses the department is inclined to not support those were the proposed use is ink345sh8. >> excuse me for one second could you slow down look at you're reading kind of fast. >> thank you, no problem. >> regarding the conversion of retail used to institutional uses the department is unsupportive of conversion that detract or take away from the - and supportive of - for office uses we'll be supportive of office space that are incompatible with the neighborhood context or located away from the arising the shuttles over extended we'll support of conversions with the office space in nature as much as the administrative headquarters and appropriate for the section site regarding the last 3 policy staff is supportive of the conversion of tourist hotels and student housing or religion uses onsite and sites with no changes of use staff is support au has a higher than supportable use or have a used a building in the manne

what particular in the us is the most progressive state? guest: well, i think it would-- it depends on what we are talking about with regard to what particular issue. beaumont has some progressive policy around drugs uncertainly the legalization of marijuana in various states from colorado to california where we are makes a tremendous difference, but overall, we are not in a very good place in any state and the reforms that have to happen have to happen in a broad scale nationwide. host: will, torso, oklahoma. go ahead, will. caller: i appreciate you taking my call. i'm in oklahoma and we have very stringent laws. in the state of oklahoma we used to lead the nation i believe in female incarceration. per capita, of course. we did lead the nation and mail-- male inmates, not talking about jail, prison, felony convictions and my question is of all-- [inaudible] >> the united states, the nation leads incarceration as a whole oklahoma led the incarceration rate. certain crimes and felonies in other states etc. i spent two years in prison for 2 g

the existing methods that are being used in, at least, the posts arrests criminal justice process are -- do tend to be -- they're a little more technicality. they're not really big data. they're databased on, often, relatively studies of a few thousand prior vendors using kind of very traditional regression methods which get translated that show the effect that each prior variable had to get translated into a risk scorer, often like rounded to the nearest whole number that can easily calculate and just a sign up, a point, or something, to each risk factor, two points or smgomething like that. that said, there is a bunch of work, now, on how to get more -- better prediction using machine learning techniques and, for instance, the pennsylvania has been working on random forest based approach. i think that, at least, you could -- it may be harder to achie achieve transparency on that. at least you could make it -- make available what -- like what the factors are that are included. i don't know. i mean, i have to think more about it. to me, because i'm particularly concerned with the subs

as what is a or retail was the use exist use intended use office that covers e scope of work that covers virtually the entire building with a sign off on the back that's a unicorn they don't exist i don't blame the planning code from wanting to protect themselves that stuff good evening ever happen i'll be precipitated in that board two or three buildings work themselves with that system the conditional use application a difficult process 4 signatures from supervisors or you need to get the signatures of 10 percent of land use owners the board of supervisors had just passed malia cohen passed a law prohibiting landmarking that hemispheres on 665 and our building 630 we're not getting relieve from the planning commission no point i'm not sure we could have gotten through not a freebie but signatures the central soma plan the map if you look at central soma right now there is our building the scheduled to be mixed use office entirely office, of course, i don't actually on intersections that scott was direct that's what it says anything can happen we know that but

and could those spaces be used for pdr within the code to use or pdr someone mentioned a letter some of the pdrs spaces could the developer lease under the code the shed this that kind of shed building to allow that. >> yes. pdr is pertaining allowed in the umu they've promoted commercial retail and what we're hearing from the community outreach but i think this is opportunities to consider others principally permit use in pdr. >> the way the approval is drafted they can use that for pdr. >> yes. so it would be within the approval of the mental defects. >> mr. smith can i ask you what you're thinking on the retail spaces and the types of uses i know you may have heard in the neighborhood about wanting more retail about preserving some of the pdr. >> sure we've heard lots of from people with opinions but seems like a strong consensus for the neighborhood serving retail spaces retail use like a dell d deli a ice cream shop a neighborhood serving retail use we hear again and again and the spaces on 16th street and 17th street are designed to be flex

placement of housing to the uses that the academy of art expects that the studentsill be going to and disinclined to approve uses that are farther away from administrative and institutional uses i felt like had is something we should be adding an area we're looking at we're looking at whether or not we're inclined to support or deny a particular case and then 0 i think this is sort of my big one and other than that i have many multiply comments an individual cases from my perspective i'm hoping that is most useful talking about the case individually i believe i'm very supportive generally of how we're grouping the cases in terms of looking at the different uses and the expectations and each assessment will be coming back before the placing and part of our staff report and choose to adopt those conditions of approval if you see factual errors in the e s t in we'll modify them in your packet to they'll be as complete as possible. >> i don't see any factual errors i think there were a couple of sites in the north beach area and also the marina where i have more specifi

i also explained the definition of the abduction issue for us. the g7 leaders expressed a concern about japan's abduction issue. it has been clearly incorporated to our communicate. -- communique. we were not able to present the crisis that followed the collapse of the lehman brothers. we are not optimistic on the outlook of the global economy. it is imperative that we have an accurate understanding of the risks in order for us to address the situation. from that interview, the g7 had a debate about the world economy. we agreed that we are confronted by a major risk. in order for us to confront this major risk, we agreed to ring in all ma -- bring in all available measures so we could shore up growth around the world. we could collaborate in tackling this issue. this is the point of our economic initiative which is a robust collection of policies. we will continue to promote structural reform and other economic policies and fiscal policies in order for us to drive demand around the world. infrastructure, environmental, energy, digital, and economi

and additionally through the adapt active use it honors ighborhood industrial path while inviting a unique space your consideration to ton to the point of no return and approve this or take a deep breath and insist open a responsibly development that is a legacy and benefit to the neighborhood for years to come. >> good afternoon. i'm janet a resident of dog patch a member of the dog patch neighborhood association and the potrero boosters i'd like to concur with the previous speakers the eastern neighborhoods rezoning has gone overboard we need to take a and can you help me out with the green space and the public transportations that is not very good at all in our neighborhood with that said, i have been following this project for 10 years and i do think that i'm happy they're keeping the brick building on i think 17th street the small building intact not just as a wall facade and we have worked with them to provide the 3 two bedrooms unit that is pretty much every other developer has told you they can't do it afford the people don't want i

first story and the basement was can be used for anything similar to theirst story potentially then more doesn't even used by for a restaurant. >> yes. this is a postponing but the bars and rankle would be conditional uses. >> i'm saying it could respect. >> it could. >> versus our i guess our sort of traditional approach those kinds of uses only at the lowest lever or first story. >> they could i mean the planning code was drafted with the specific threshold in there we've had didn't come up this often one case that was before us a few years ago for the brickyard on union street they were 5 feet as well we do apply the rules of the law and don't take those as appropriate in this case. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> okay commissioners, the matter is submitted. >> i don't know. i've been going interest for 40 years or the west side never considered it the first story or second story personally. >> common sense tells me and my gut tells me. >> i'll go either way. >> if you want to clarify the situation you deny the appeal and go through the proper process an

so there was internal debate about the usefulness of that dart gun. internal debate among members of the committee as well as the staff. should senator church wield that weapon in front of the cameras. there were hundreds of photos taken, splashed across the newspapers and played very well on the televised hearings. and i think that ultimately because it was the first public hearing of the church committee and the church committee had been investigating for months, or six months and had been devoted to uncovering these programs and they were anxious and getting pressure from the media and members of the senate to talk about what they were finding. they put this hearing and wanted to make a splash and get people's attention. you can see from the hearing, the caucus room is filled with press. there photojournalists and tv cameras and members of the press are sitting in the back. you have members of the public here although not as well attended as the watergate hearings were in 1973, but you have an opportunity to shock the nation. this is the kind of stu

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the summer. we have several excellent panelists with us. from the center for democracy, roughshod hussein from the department of justice, countering violent extremism over there and shamus hughes on the program for extremism at george washington university for cyber and homeland security. i am a fellow at the internet law and policy foundry, a fellow at the congressional internet caucus. let's get started. let's get a brief overview and jump into it and get into what is the real issue with extremists online, what role do platforms like facebook, and google play in this and what is the right way to be approaching the issue of dealing with extremists content online and recruitment for terrorist groups abroad. so as you may have seen, the social media platforms like twitter and facebook especially in their early years been quite in favor of leaving their platforms, places for free expression, adamant supporters of that but gradually we have seen that being taken advantage of through out shabaab in somalia, and al qaeda and the islamic state usi

that governs the conduct of us actors anywhere in the world. a branch of the u.s. ank in europe and east asia has to behave like a us person here in washington or new york. .. it is, thankfully the international currency of choice for international trade. that means banks in europe, japan, china all hold euros in their book. we do not extend to those dollar bills and foreign actors are not under our jurors diction and can give them to any actor. i just want to be clear as to the contours are our jurisdiction to offshore dollars. >> but that seems to have a different intent than the response the treasury secretary gave me when i asked him in the financial services committee this question. i asked the treasury secretary, pickett was two months ago, if he stood by his testimony during the agreements consideration in which we were assured they would not have access. instead of shutting the door right there, secretary lou said his focus was on making sure iran gets relief. in two months since, the president still has not responded to my letter on this question. so there

never use the n-word in my life. that is profanity to me. >> he would certainly use other words in your household that you would not use here. context matters! >> no, not really. i guess the comedian shouldn't have used the word.>> i agree there are better settings for it . i don't think that was the best setting to use the word. >> you do feel the word could be poisonous? >> i think in certain settings, yes. as we discussed earlier, before we got here, there are times where the word can be used affectionately and you determine that you make it affectionately. >> absolutely! brother. there is nothing good about the history of the word. >> let me tell you this. there was a time of use the word black people would've got offended. >> they still get offended and that is a problem. >> use the word white and they get offended. >> is that vice versa?>> the word black was used pejoratively. it was a pejorative word. african-americanshave a legacy in taking these words and redefining them. we did itwith the word black . an afr

with the mta uses we'll do another tasks at the land buildings and see if there are otherandidates to be added to that list. >> you may be users one hundred percent but building on top of that use. >> yes. in the case with the all sorts of engineering challenges and the complex development sites but actually there is things we can look at. >> thank you so much. >> thank you very much. >> next we have david goldman in the director of real estate at sfusd thank you so much for being here we appreciate the school district being here to present on this item regardless of whether or not the ordinance as jurisdiction. >> my pleasure i'm david the chief facility over for the school district. >> as you may know we're one of the major landowner in the city we own about 9 million square feet over one hundred and 50 sites the interesting thing about us temporary to public prospective most of the sites are pretty full these days if you look at our surplus property list we've created about 9 years three of those sites are returned to active 1k8 sites some of the properties have in fact

with the mta uses we'll do another tasks at the land buildings and see if there are otherandidates to be added to that list. >> you may be users one hundred percent but building on top of that use. >> yes. in the case with the all sorts of engineering challenges and the complex development sites but actually there is things we can look at. >> thank you so much. >> thank you very much. >> next we have david goldman in the director of real estate at sfusd thank you so much for being here we appreciate the school district being here to present on this item regardless of whether or not the ordinance as jurisdiction. >> my pleasure i'm david the chief facility over for the school district. >> as you may know we're one of the major landowner in the city we own about 9 million square feet over one hundred and 50 sites the interesting thing about us temporary to public prospective most of the sites are pretty full these days if you look at our surplus property list we've created about 9 years three of those sites are returned to active 1k8 sites some of the properties have in fact

often with the use of drones. the continued indefinite detention of men at guantÁnamo allies obama's pledge two days after his 1st inauguration to close the prison there. however, obama has added only one detainee to the guantÁnamo roster. this government has decided that instead of detaining members of al qaeda at guantÁnamo they are going to kill them according to john bellinger who formulated the bush administration drug policy. on terror tuesdays obama and john brennan, his former counterterrorism advisor, now cia director, go through catalysts to identify which individuals should be assassinated that week. obama orders two different types of drone strikes, personality strikes which target named, high-value terrorists, and signature strikes which target training camps and suspicious compounds in areas controlled by militants. and we often see in newspapers like the new york times a us drone strike kills four militants are ten militants were 12 militants. not sure what a militant looks like. in the signature str

but the question is not just whether section 702 is useful. we must also ask whether effective surveillance can be conducted in a manner that is less intrusive with fewer cost for liberties. one final point. with constitutional balance set by the court, americans should be able to decide for themselves how much surveillance is too much. to do that we need information. five years after senator first requested an estimate of the number of american communications collected under section seven oh two, we are still waiting. congress and the public need this basic information for the democratic process to work. thank you. i look for to your questions. [inaudible] >> chairman grassley, ranking member leahy and members of the committee thank you for the opportunity to testify today and the reauthorization of section 702 of the fisa amendment act. in 2014 the privacy and civil liberties oversight board which i chair issued an extensive report on section seven oh two and how it operates. in part to foster just the type of democratic debate were having to

the card. keep it top of my dx use the gift cards. who knew if a store files chapter 11 that you could not use it. thank you for joining us today. it's time for our sports roundup your >>> thank you. good morning. the great thing about today you will forget about yesterday after the baseball highlights. list take it to third and king, cubs teff tabs for the giants. oh, my goodness. jason heyward, look at this. one of the great ones you will see in this ballpark. he had to leave the game for injuring himself. there is the other one, chris bryant took him the distance. he could not get out of the second inning. 5-0. arrieta drove in a run, eight strikeouts in the game. these 8-0 this season. jorge suhler, eighth inning, done. so lojack 7-1. cubs won less night 8-1. the giant eight-game win streak is over. >> the a's and the yankees in the fourth inning, here is from ronald torres, torres two rbi triple to put this game away. back in support of the vallejo kids. cc sabathia, eight strikeouts, nice homecoming. yankees won the game final 8-

intelligence committee have the tools to keep us safe. these tools must adapt about the changing technological landscape and the evolving security threats but at the same time the rights and liberties in our constitution are consonants duty as of this committee to be insured that they internal matter what. section seven oh two of the amendments act which provides the government the authority to collect the electronic communications of foreigners outside the united states will compel assistance with the american companies sits at the intersection at these responsibilities. in 2008, after much debate and discussion, this law was passed by congress and signed by president bush. in 2012, it 12, it was reauthorized by congress without any changes and with president obama's strong support. from all accounts, it is proven to be highly valuable in helping to protect the united states and our allies. moreover, the privacy and civil liberties oversight board and many other federal courts have found section seven oh two constitutional inconsistent wi

until the time you is a conditional use authorization for a dwelling merging on taylor located on the east side of taylor the project requires a conditional use authorization to merge dwelling units pursuant to the planning code the project will merge units 804 and 5 with the royal towers the project will will reconfigure the hallways for one square feet 4 bedroom unit occupied bit the owners family in addition to the conditional use authorization that finding the commission must consider separate criteria in g 19229 project complies it is an owner opted out building not countered affordable two two bedrooms with one 4 bedroom dwelling opted out by the project sponsor not evolve involve any exterior chang's changes the one letter of support and no opposition after analyzing all aspects the planning department staff recommend approval with conditions specifically the project is consistent with the policies of adjoin plan and marked to owner opted out units and not take rent-controlled unit off the market that will bring the building into conformity with

with the mta uses we'll do another tasks at the land buildings and see if there are otherandidates to be added to that list. >> you may be users one hundred percent but building on top of that use. >> yes. in the case with the all sorts of engineering challenges and the complex development sites but actually there is things we can look at. >> thank you so much. >> thank you very much. >> next we have david goldman in the director of real estate at sfusd thank you so much for being here we appreciate the school district being here to present on this item regardless of whether or not the ordinance as jurisdiction. >> my pleasure i'm david the chief facility over for the school district. >> as you may know we're one of the major landowner in the city we own about 9 million square feet over one hundred and 50 sites the interesting thing about us temporary to public prospective most of the sites are pretty full these days if you look at our surplus property list we've created about 9 years three of those sites are returned to active 1k8 sites some of the properties have in fact

so for 15 or so years we used those tennis courts as volleyball court, the cage, we used to call it. commissioner moore the waverly alley may be the original green wall in san francisco with all the bok choy, it's used by so many different piepl. when you are there you hear kids playing, if you close your eyes a second you hear kids playing, you hear mahjong tiles upstairs in the alley, i think it's great that stef curry used that as background, it's quintessential san francisco park and i'm proud to be in support of this. >> commissioner antonini. >> i'd like to move to support the allocation on support of planning. >> second. >> moved and seconded. is there a vote by --. >> separate. >> shall we move forward on that with all those in favor? aye. >> go ahead, sorry. >> we just do things slightly different. >> but on that motion then commissioners to allocate funding to the willie wu wu wong park, commissioner antonini, aye. commissioner moore, aye. commissioner wu, aye. commissioner richards, aye. commissioner president fong, aye. that motion passes unanimously 5-0. now the rec and p

so for 15 or so years we used those tennis courts as volleyball court, the cage, we used to call it. commissioner moore the waverly alley may be the original green wall in san francisco with all the bok choy, it's used by so many different piepl. when you are there you hear kids playing, if you close your eyes a second you hear kids playing, you hear mahjong tiles upstairs in the alley, i think it's great that stef curry used that as background, it's quintessential san francisco park and i'm proud to be in support of this. >> commissioner antonini. >> i'd like to move to support the allocation on support of planning. >> second. >> moved and seconded. is there a vote by --. >> separate. >> shall we move forward on that with all those in favor? aye. >> go ahead, sorry. >> we just do things slightly different. >> but on that motion then commissioners to allocate funding to the willie wu wu wong park, commissioner antonini, aye. commissioner moore, aye. commissioner wu, aye. commissioner richards, aye. commissioner president fong, aye. that motion passes unanimously 5-0. now the rec and p

it refers to the services used for information technology, the services commonly used in the u.s. fintech has taken root. in china, financial services using smartphones began five years ago and have been rapidly expanding in the past three years. ja lei works for an i.t. firm in shanghai. as chief of the beijing branch, he has been going on business trips several times a year. his smartphone has become an irreplacement part of his routine. since online financial services began, jai hardly ever carries around cash. he uses the qr codes of various stores to pay for purchases. ♪ store clerks check customers' phones to finish payment. in china, there is no service charge for deposits within the same bank in a city. but a charge is applied for remittances from bank "a" to bank "b." financial service companies using smartphones have partnerships with all banks, enabling individuals to transfer money between any bank without paying a charge. now any small vendor in beijing can allow payment via smartphones. that's because no equipment is needed. sellers simply download apps on their smart

and in buffalo, where medicine meets the future. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today - at business.ny.gov . jon: fox news alert and a big fire on the west coast. this is the now shuttered ruby's diner at the seal beach here, seal beach california. only involved it would seem in flames there. they are putting seawater audit from a couple fire boat as you can see but it looks like this thing is really burning at this point.they haven't had a lot of success getting it under control. there was a plan as i understand it to write replace that restaurant with another one. it closed in 2013 but that plan recentlyfizzled . looks like they're going to have to replace it with something soon because it doesn't look like there's going to be a lot left after they get this thing put out. seal beach california, former ruby's diner very much on fire. right now some crime stories we are following. awoman's body discovered in a good area near texas , officials determining whether the body is that of justin martyr who spent missing since april 29

the government let us go there with very rare access. ere was a huge field of storage tankers, 28 million barrel capacity. at the worst moments of the sanctions, they were only e. porting 7 million barrels per day. they are up to 1.8 million barrels and would like to get to 2.2. they are still trying to get 400,000 barrels per day. >> you're one of the few that was able to get there. what is it like on the ground? you went to a market? >> yeah. if you go to the tourists, you're going to be one of the few. 5,000 tourists. they are trying to dramatically increase that. what you'll notice probably is that there is all kinds of investment needed in iran if only they country to investment. so if you go to market, you know that, boy, they haven't had any kind of modernization of retail in a very big way. the vast majority still go to the bazaar for their dominant retail experience and a lot of them want american brands. they are dying for american brands. so if the government allows investment, it's going to be a key area. >> fascinating covera

useful. that would hurt the talks against use of nuclear weapons. it would lower the bar of nuclear weapon use. that would hurt china's national interests especially china's commitment of no use. for that reason, you know, china worried. another situation is technical lagging. china always worries that other countries would develop more advanced technologies while china does not understand much about the new defense technologies. such kind of situation is called technical lagging. and most chinese believe that technical lagging would invite aggression from other countries. so, a lot of chinese research projects aimed to understand new defense technologies. that does not china has a plan to deploy these technologies. the goal is to understand the technology, right? one example is neutron bomb. for a while the chinese scientists believed that neutron bomb is the third generation nuclear weapons. the first generation is fission bomb, the second generation is fusion bomb, so neutron bomb would be the third generation. it would be a totally new in technol

but you can use thepace in a creative way with the two levels but the notion we had it might be easier to get a smaller pdr than a larger pdr use this context so again i think being flexible is trying to establish what the square footage. >> i get the concept of merging the commercial baseline but artists studios and putting them ♪ 6 hundred square feet is awkward doesn't give us the ability to combine i think the evolution a great looking at from the community people with worked on that sometimes, we don't get that it looks like design by committee but we'll have a much better project so i'm supportive >> commissioner navigation to the motion adjust the additional conditions of approval in the entertainment commission as well as the two additional conditions requested we the project sponsor it sounds like the commission is amenable to the design commissioner moore's comments on the handrails as well. >> i'm fine with that. >> commissioner vice president richards. >> is that robust community in is it inc

and let us say, amen. the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedin and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1, th journal stands approved. the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentleman from colorado, mr. lamborn. mr. lamborn: pleasjoin me in the pledge. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: without objection, the gentlewoman florida, ms. graham, is recognized for one minute. thank you, mr. speaker. today i rise to thank rabbi jay winestein for delivering this morning's invocation. rabbi winestein is a native of miami beach, florida. he received his orderin nation from yashiva university and he's now rabbi in east brunswick, new jersey, which serves more than 220 families. also want to recognize rabbi weinstein's parents, stanley and lenore, his wife, sharon, and his four wonderful children

and it's the men and women who have sacrificed for us and our freedom. ought that the timing with going there and without acknowledging the courageous decision of president truman to save millions of -- sandra: okay. japanese prime minister shinzo abe was actually asked if he would, in turn, visit pearl harbor. his response was -- by the way, he didn't rule it out, but he said at this moment i don't have specific plans to visit hawaii. what do you make of that? >> i would like hip to do that -- him to do that. i think that would be appropriate. sandra: why won't he? he could have easily said yes. >> i don't study his politics, but japan is in a curious place right now. japan is one of those allies that we rely on almost automatically, and we never pay a lot of attention until we have to. right now with what's happening in the south china sea with the chinese imperialism and expansion and these fake islands that they're putting everywhere, suddenly we're saying, oh, remember vietnam? let's buttedties. japan, oh, yeah, remember you, japan. south korea, i re

the police say an officer used pepper spray when surrounded in the hallway. it was also used outside as people intok two custody. the night, victims of the egyptair crash were remembered as the mystery about its fate deepens. also tonight, a wake was held for the pilots on the plane. meanwhile, at least 100 pieces of debris have been found in the mediterranean sea. a submarine is headed to the area where experts believe the airplane went down black boxes. radio transmissions show that the pilot said "good night" peacefully even as the system was warning of smoke on board. >> we have evidence something mechanically went wrong. whether it was a bomb more mechanical, we need to figure that out. kimberly: tomorrow, french officialsre sending a sonar ship to help with the search. campaign news -- bad news for hillary clinton and donald trump. a new abc news washington post poll shows more than half of likely voters have an unfavorable view of both candidates. her lead intains florida and ohio, but a new national poll shows clinton and trump in a virtual tie. breaki

and to help some of the people -- crobblets -- cronlts us and to help some of the people in this -- confronts us and to help some of the people in this country that needs help. it's host: the u.s. house got rowdy with the defense spending bill. covering it for "the hill," reporter cristina marcos. tell us what that fight is all about. guest: two years ago, president obama issued an executive order prohibiting federal contractors from discriminating against members of the lgbt community. house republicans inserted an amendment into this year's defense bill that states religious organizations and other contractors for the federal government cannot be discriminated against on the basis of religion and the lgbt community and democrats interpreted that as a potential opportunity that would open up discrimination against the lgbt community. host: that came up in the motion to recommit late wednesday in the defense authorization bill that was shot down, the authorization bill passed and then again it came up as an amendment this time once again it was sean patrick maloney, the d