an offense that can be a crime of moral turpitude can lead to deep trichet -- to deportation in somecases. what is at issue is the behavior and that behavior and the case law is in moral turpitude. we have -- want to be able to present you with the actual conduct that is the basis of the charges. not an empty form. >> thank you. shercommissioner studley: i woud find it helpful to hear from the expert second witness. we will each be asked to determine something about the standard of decency, good faith, and right action required of public officials and it appears to me that this testimony would be helpful to me. if prof. tillemann -- lemmon is the primary domestic violence witness, that is a witness from whom i would like to hear. i think the issues related to ms. adler -- aguilar, if there is an answer if she is a legal expert. the best evidence is what we will get more from the fact witnesses and i would be prepared to put that one aside unless and until we feel we have a question, that would hold if that is permissible. and that for me would leave -- whether it is something chief s

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discussion and possible action regarding a new administrative bulletin, post-a quick repair and the trichetrequirements for wood-frame residential buildings with three or more dwelling units. >> could i request we call the next three items together please? 3 bulletins' together. >> it is your call. >> we are also going to be discussing items 6 and 7. item six, discussion and possible action regarding a new administrative bulletin, post-of quick repair and retrofit requirements for concrete buildings. item seven, discussion and possible action regarding a new administrative bulletin, post-a quick repair and retrofit requirements for 1- and two- family dwellings. >> good morning. i am working with the city administrator's office on the earthquake safety programs. the work that i do is an outgrowth of the work that was done under the department of building inspection over the last 10 years or so, which looks at overall, city-wide a quick impacts and then proposes ways, methods to reduce the impact. some of them are procedural. some of them require certain types of upgrades. it is a broad compl

where -- probably recall what happened in august last year, and when the issue was whether or not trichet and draghi would buy spanish italian debt. they sent these not so secret letters to skutero and berlusconi, we'd like to buy your bonds but this is the list of stuff you would have to do. the same thing would happen in the case of france where essentially they would be met with some degree of explicit, implicit conditionality in terms of whether it's labor market reforms or whatever in return for those types of prchds, urcho it would be in my opinion a repetition of the games we've already seen. more importantly and this also goes to the market psychology, what you need to have is the market circumstances in which a convergence trade is once again feasible, and what that entails is, because when you have that, then markets are all of a sudden going to buy these bonds because they think they're going to converge, they're going to fall, and so and that again, is contingent upon the need to have, convince the markets that the center will actually hold, because once that happens, then the

year when the issue was whether or not john club treats shade and dragi would purchase -- -- whether trichetnd dragi would buy italian debt? the same thing happened in france. they would be met with some degree of implicit conditionality in terms of whether it's labor markets o whatever in terms f -- in return for those purchases. more importantly, and this also goes to the market psychology, what you need to have is the market circumstances in which a convergence trade is once again feasible. what that entails is -- because when you have that, markets all of a sudden will buy because they think they will converge. there's a need to convince the markets that the center will fall. because once that happens the markets will actually help you in the way that they helped the european integration much too much in the early years of the economic and monetary union where there was excessive convergence, because it basically led to complacency of the policy level. the point is you have to read this sort of threshold and then the divergence will become convergence. ecb is perfectly capable of that. >

door open to step in and help the markets out if need be, but it does seem at this stage based on trichet's staunch during his press conference that he would like to see governments still stepping in and doing what they need to do in order to stabilize their various markets, issues as well. you've got the french market trading a bit higher and ibex 35 higher by just shy of 1% right now. a brief glance at the sectors. telecom flat to a little lower. utilities you'll recall yesterday we were higher by around 4% on utilities heading towards the midday time yesterday. but banks leading the gainers. household goods also putting on some gains this morning, as well. the bond markets, that will be interesting. history tells us at least recent history, don't rush out and buy into the periphery bond markets right before they ask for a bailout. 6.1%. let me show you the forex markets, too. the euro rates, euro cross rates, the euro-dollar trading off by 0.2%. 1.2552. relatively stable trade in euro-dollar here within the past couple of sessions or so. let's head back out, though, to asia once again fo

it's not like trichet where he says next month we might have something to say. this is completely off the table. either we get a rate cut today, it's very unlikely or we won't hear what's is going to happen next month because simply the ecb will say we keep all our options open. in all honesty do we need that rate cut? we've talked about this before. we're near zero the banks that can refinance themselves in the market are at zero, refinancing rates. the banks that can't refinance in the market has to go to the refeed window of the ecb, below 1% is that something we need to worry about? no. the real problem is solvency problem not a liquidity problem. the ecb punched enough money into the market. no. it's the down to politicians now and that's where the big problem is. the ecb keeps putting a band aid on. they keep buying time for politicians and politicians don't quite deliver. and that's where the market expiration comes from. the magic bull jet from temp cb doesn't exist and the magic bullet from politicians doesn't exist. it will continue to be a low grind.

. >> scott walker sounds like jean-claude trichet. >> you referred to, you referred to the debate performance let me play a clip from a particularly strong moment in that debate between walker and barrett. >> who are you trying to conquer. when you say use those words, what do you mean? >> the special interests. >> that's who you're trying to divide and conquer? >> in our case it's about standing up and finally having someone that's willing to stand up with the hard-working taxpayers of the state. >> it was clear that you weren't going to stop at the public unions and that you were going to continue to pit people against each other. you did intend to divide and conquer, scott, you wanted to pit people against each other. because that's the way you operate. >> this is in response to a now somewhat infamous clip of walker telling someone that his strategy was divide and conquer, first you go after the public unions and then after everyone else. what is the outlook like for the union movement and the labor movement in wisconsin if tuesday does not go their way? >> it's tough. we can't, you know,

year when the issue was whether or not john club treats shade and dragi would purchase -- -- whether trichet and dragi would buy italian debt? the same thing happened in france. they would be met with some degree of implicit conditionality in terms of whether it's labor markets o whatever in terms f -- in return for those purchases. more importantly, and this also goes to the market psychology, what you need to have is the market circumstances in which a convergence trade is once again feasible. what that entails is -- because when you have that, markets all of a sudden will buy because they think they will converge. there's a need to convince the markets that the center will fall. because once that happens the markets will actually help you in the way that they helped the european integration much too much in the early years of the economic and monetary union where there was excessive convergence, because it basically led to complacency of the policy level. the point is you have to read this sort of threshold and then the divergence will become convergence. ecb is perfectly capable of that.

>> trichet, who i think will go down in the lords of finance, too, will go down as one of the -- i'm trying to -- i have to think about what is a diplomatic word to say here. i know i can't use the word loser any more. >> you were never a fan. >> well, no. i think that he was a lightweight, but he raised ra s rates -- wow, what a bad move. he raised rates twice and we've only taken back one time. >> in terms of yesterday, a lot of the usual suspects rise. but at the same time, technology, while it did gain on the session, it mapbly underperformed overall. and that was a real signal to me. apple, for instance, finished the day in the red. take a look at some of the leadership in telling. just did not catch a bit, even on this notion that liquidity would be ingested into the system around the world. what do you make of that? people seem to want to stay away from this group. >> great question. i think the quarters will be weak. i think 20% of their business on average comes from europe. there's been a 300 basis point differ rel republicanal between technology and other stocks in the per

are very concerned about whether or not top down, intergovernmental controls would eight in center trichet censorship or repression. that is would aid in any particular country that is concerned about the content that comes into its country, that crosses its borders, whether or not these kinds of changes might permit it to claim that it is entitled to the aid of other countries and to prevent its -- to prevent unwanted content. we believe both for reasons of economics and reasons of the broader political, cultural, social wealth of the internet, it ought to be kept in operating as it is today. >> mr. revell, any comment? >> -- mr. mcdowell, any comment? >> i cannot really improve upon his answer, but as i said in my opening remarks, i agree with that. >> we have to be a little careful not to hold up multi sm as a coin.is som the you agree that it is the government's role to make decisions about how the internet operates and to enforce them? >> to answer question directly, no, i think it needs to reinforce the multi stakeholder model. >> i think we agree once again that we want very much to