we can tell them exactly where it is instead of going to the supermarket, where it's undefined where the meat comes from. [ring ring] what we try to do with the customer is always to inform on the ingredients--where the ingredients comes from on the menu. so for instance, if we have a special dish, if we have special fresh-water salmon, we tell them where it's from, where it's been caught, and we try to make people aware of what they're eating at that time. one of the aims of the business is to have a lower carbon footprint. we try to have as few deliveries as possible and as many products produced locally as possible instead of transporting and buying things out of season. if you buy things out of season, it has to be transported a longer way. we hope to think so, as well, that people are making a choice while visiting us. even though they don't have to take a big stand, but still, though, they can make a difference as well. >> when it comes to addressing environmental challenges, new swedish technologies are making a difference, not only in sweden but around the world. in many part

the piece that is most sort of undefined yet are -- who our partners will be so in order for the wellness center to be successful, we have a design, we have rooms, what we don't have is a dental chair, we don't have medical equipment and dentist and doctors so that partnership has -- that conversation has begun but that partnership hadn't been forged. and that's on the table as well. okay. >> thank you so much mr. golden. supervisor yee. >> real quick question. i couldn't -- hi, mr. golden. >> quick question. i couldn't tell from the diagrams whether or not if one had to have from one building to another, can you get to one building to another while going outside? because i'm thinking in terms of whether sometimes it's going to be pouring. >> and the answer to your question is most of the time the answer is you can. i think to get to the science and technology building, i'm not sure if there's a cover all the way, i don't think so. so at some point like a lot of our schools you probably have to make a dash in bad weather, but these are little school kids and they're tough. >> and so if yo

and at this point largely undefined. and while we acknowledge the difficult challenges in the department of public health, the cities will need to rely on these same nonprofits to ensure successful implementation of the affordable care act requirements. and this budget reduction comes at a time when the economy is rebounding. we've had millions of dollars more come in than in past years and we need to fully determine the needs and costs of the affordable care act before we can determine that we can afford these kinds of cuts. it is absolutely crucial that these kinds of policy considerations take precedence over budget reductions that might prove not only unnecessary, but extremely unwise. should this board elect not to restore the cuts, we hope that there will be a fully open, strong, public city-wide dialogue as the rfp is being developed. we hope you will remain engaged. i also want to note the invisible budget cut at the last [speaker not understood] cost of doing business increase, and we would like to propose that

is the republican party buying in to the proposition which is so light on security and by the way undefined in terms of its reach that at best is a tough seel? >> it will not be a tough sell because it will get to the house. lou: the death spiral? >> no. we are a long way from the bill to be complete. once it gets to the house.3 lou: of the votes do not appeer as lindsay gramm suggested, it fails and the prospect the g.o.p. is in a death spiral. >> i don't think that is true. look at congressman appears. >> we're in a death spiral either way. [laughter] you have success republicans of all sides of the issue to make the case to all americans whether hispanic, african-american and, white, . >> how many meetings have been held on immigration reform? >> i don't know. i don't keep a tally. lou: it is not a big issue with you guys but i pay attention. they haven't had any. that is a shame. we would like them to come into a republican sponsored town hall meeting to express themselves. >> i have been a part of them and held them and conducted them. i will be there friday afternoon in santa ana. lou

party buy into the gang of eight proposition, which is so light on security and, by the way, so undefined in terms of its reach that it's going to be at best a tough set? >> it's not going to be a tough sell because i think that the bill is going to get to the house. >> how about the death spiral? >> no. i think that we're a long way from this bil bill being comple. >> how about if the bills don't appear and lindsay graham suggested, it fails, the prospect, the hypothetical the gop is in a death spiral? >> i don't think that's true. >> you're in a death spiral if it does pass? >> of course not. we're not in a death spiral either way. you have successful republicans on both sides of this issue that are making the case to all americans, whether you're hispanic, african-american, white, everyone in between. >> how many town hall meetings have been held on immigration reform? >> by whom? >> republicans or democrats. >> i don't keep a tally on how many on just immigration reform. >> i know it's not a big issue with you guys but i pay attention to it. they haven't had any. that's a shame. peopl

undefined, unspecific. the white house still has not given many specifics and analysts point out some rebel fighters have links to al-qaeda groups. today the president urged you guesses and united states -- russians and united states to cut down on nuclear weapon stockpiles. hello, wendell. >> the president wants a new round of nuclear arms talks to follow on the 2010 agreement the u.s. and russia signed to cut arsenal to 1500 warheads. mr. obama wants to cut it by a third and emitly eliminate nuclear weapons all together. >> we will work to build support to ratify the nuclear test ban treaty and call all on nations to begin negotiations. >> blah -- mr. obama was preaching to the chi choir. 80s -- aids to vladimir putin said they would only go along if others deduced their weapons. california congressman buck mckeen said the president's desire to negotiate a new round of arms control with the russians while russia is cheating on a nuclear arms control treaty strains credit >> shepard: wendell goler in berli

so these terms are undefined, leaving these determination to the sole discretion of the secretary. and she said, we don't need anymore fencing. so she gets to decide about fencing. and what is she required to do? to make her fencing plan -- her fencing plan has to be initiated and approved or her plan has to be implemented. but the plan doesn't have to call for a single foot of fencing. and also, the green card status can be given when she has implemented the new -- and this is important -- employment verification system required under the bill, which is for new employees, not current employees. you do an everify system to check on that, something like that. and is not mandatory until five years after the regulations are published. so the employment effort is really not effective until as long as five years after aftere amnesty has been provided. so the real deadline for implementation of the employment, everify successor system that they'd like to develop, may be as long as ten years. this is less than what the 2007 bill called for, the bill that failed. 2007 required everify for