unit have 4, 1 bedrooms and 2, 2 bedrooms and i've gone into the redesign of every unit significantly seeing their reduced by 20 square feet ensue the challenge how to make a better unit i think they are better if you look at the back and forth the lawist are more efficient and wider range of more furniture i took the 3 bedroom and completely relocated it it has more exposure on tennessee street and so that you'll see in the diagram i've got on the screen right now and again, the idea off set windows it g does work richard apartments does the same thing past and similar proportions in relationships to that project so you see the offset windows and the sessions in our package i committed were continued as a indictment to show you the amount of glazing versus solid wall for the courtyard elevations it less about the courtyard. >> going to the next diagram. >> canwe rotate that. >> we have copies. >> you don't have a copy but i laid a 45 by 45 square feet that is code compliant to see what effect that has on the building program it is turned side ways. >> thank you, sir but your time is up. >> i'll leave this c

if all och those projects go forward only 7 percent of the units that are aproveed by the city are below market rate because developers are paying inlieu fees instead of building affordable units on site. t thameans fine 3 percent of the housing built in the mission will be luxury housing. this is truly a state of emergency. the eastern neighborhood plan we passed in 2008 dwubled doubled the amount of development, but at the time the intent of eastern neighborhoods would be to double that fl purpose of building affordable housing in this neighborhood. that plan has failed the mission. the eastern neighborhoods plan is not working. despite so much residential construction our working people, seniors youth and families are being displaced and the prices keep going up. a medium price home cost more than a million dollars and a medium price apartment cost more thaj than 3 thousand dollars a months. there is a bright line of hope though that is shining 3. i have never since i became a supervisor seen our community so united. people that perhaps at times are on opposite sides on issues have co

building with the l shape lay out this arrangement allows for sun penetration and privacy between the unite by positioning them as the 90 degree relate to one another common terrace looked in the upper left will be part of the rainwater from the landscaping throughout the project we've located solar on the roof level as a preheat system to the buildings boiler we put substantial effort into having utilitiesable space the liquor is large and has a social integration it is flanked on both sides with the sidewalks and 16 foot high ceilings in that imagine you get a sense of graciousness and the connectionness to the experienced and a see the landscaping that will be implemented our idea behind creating that to the lobby extend through the stair that leads to the landscaped common terrace received to earlier poor the synergy between those two spaces and the idea of bring the landscape we feel makes the project a more dynamic and liveable place this building section helps to illustrate the correction and blurring the line with the architecture finished materials between the interior and exterior sp

blow income levels or contribute to the fund that supports the blow market rate unit almost 25 thousand have been supported by city funds and more than 6 nous thousand of the unit were built between 2000 and 2012 what you can't afford a million will home you're not alone in response san francisco mayor ed lee has set a goal of creating thirty thousand now e-mails homes by the year 2020 most will be in outreach of the san franciscan with federal and state funds drying up the san francisco ethics commission is, taking an iv i of actually roll is providing housing across all levels we're working diligently for everyone to live here and mr. chair protect the housing semiand strengthen goals against evictions we're commented for housing needs for all san franciscans to learn more visit highway >> a way of life in san francisco. when the next major quake hits, the city hopes a new law requiring seismic upgrades to five story buildings will help keep more residents safe and sound. tell me a little about the soft story program. what is it? >> it's a program the mayor signed into law about a year and a half ago and th

in november 1938, he gives a speech that is broadcast by nbc radio network around the united dates, andrchill wrote all of his own speeches, by the way, and this shows what churchill would read from. he would memorize the speeches but always kept the script in front of him, as well, so he would not lose his place, and in the speech, he highlights that given the danger of nazi germany that britain has to arm itself and america has to arm. united states cannot be oblivious to the danger of hitler's germany, and he also wants to highlight something he highlighted in the first world war, the ideological struggle, a struggle between militarism, extremist nationalism, and democracy. arms are not sufficient by themselves. we must add the power of ideas. people are motivated by ideas. stand up and fight, to take a stand for what they believe in. and the american people have to understand the danger that is being posed by this new extremist, militarized regime in germany. well, the message, of course, many in the united states did not want to hear that message including william randolph hearst,

physical evidence for most of the violations you can accountability look at a unit or building they didn't do something by code you can't do something with that concept the unit looks at the same typically whether someone uses it for a short-term rental it requires investigation and time so as scott sanchez mentioned we have 3 people devoted and 3 more in our budget that's the way more for any mechanism in the department it is 10 people or so we have 6 people devoted to this topic pursue colleagues from my prospective a difference of opinion we have one grave right of action that in my opinion is going to again encourage neighbors so neighbors have to incentivize them to seek civil penalties against their neighbors on the other hand, and to jump the city process and not allow the city to have investigations but having from my prospective i'd like see my city agencies and departments be adequately staffed and be able to enforce the allowing law instead of neighborhoods against neighbors rather than pit one person against each other in san francisco i want to make sure from my prospective we adequately staf

unit in the theater. but the type of men that will be declared surplus will be determined by the type of unit that becomesurplus. the active units needed will now be shipped to the pacific. those required for occupation duty will be sent to their stations. the surplus units will be returned to the united states as quickly as possible. in the united states, the man of these surplus units will revert back to a surplus pool. it is from these surplus that the various types of army personnel reductions will be made. they will be chosen from among those with the highest priority scores. however, the rate of return will depend on the number of ships that can be spared over and above the thousands required to supply our fighting theater in the pacific. they pacific theater is the number one priority. all else must wait. we must transfer aliens of fighting men, tanks, planes guns, ammunition, and food. longer supply lines as we had to europe means most of the ships and planes used to supply the once active european theater will be needed to supply the active is the area. the majority of ships that proceed to europ

today, you are united by that. but the real strength you take with you comes in the diversity of perspectives amongst you. as i look out on this assembly, i see future leaders eager to develop the solutions of the problems of today and take on the challenges of tomorrow. for each of you, today is undoubtedly a day to look join -- filled with joy, relief and satisfaction. it is the coleman nation of a four or five year journey. but for one of you, this journey took a lot longer about 31 years longer. since taking his first higher education class 35 years ago steve studied buddhism in nepal got married, answered your numerous questions at the i.t. helpdesk, and never shied away from hard questions. when asked what it means to him to walk across the stage steve does not hesitate. he explains that his au education developed within him a better understanding of the world. for family in this audience, this is a very special day filled with great pride, as you watch the very first member of your family receive a college d

lands and public surplus goods for the middle-class we'll identify the sites for at least 4 thousands unit by 20/20 forcible to middle-class and low income families and go back to our voter for another affordable housing market this november supporting our ambition plans to allow for acquisition roanoke city construction of homelands for low and middle-income families as you can see my platform rests both on building and preservation we can't be a city for all if we don't build for you'll but we won't remain a city that with are if we can't keep our resident in place as was grow we have the opportunity to leverage the successful times to bring housing online and to fund our format goals we can't settle for anything less and as our city continues to grow we will invest in transportation and in that network that moves our residents around the city and 2, 3, 4 region affordably and efficiently awhile it's encouraging the chambers pole show that people are happy with muni and bart we cannot fall behind in our work to equally prove on the transportation system thanks to google last year, we create

thousand units out and put them back into the rental market that will achieve 1/3rd of the housing units by 2030 so how much would it cost the city to build take $10,000 multiplied a one hundred million dollars bond that's the cost of 3 the house unites off the housing market thank you very much supervisors. >> good evening supervisors i feel lime i've been here two weeks ago the results of the statistics i'm not in that mind frame right now i really as a result san franciscan i was born here and went to school and raised any children and worked and retired from the san francisco i've never seen such a crisis or we've seen a lot of people come here from different places or having different cultures and masses of like the so-called hippie generation that are supportive but this is beyond sdruchgs it is distribution destruction and the airbnb a small part has an impact on the neighborhoods i grew up in a community no longer living in a community i'm one the thirds o two-thirds of this culture that rents and the remaining some percentage of people that live here because so many people have bee

but hundred million units by 2025. ultimately, the price curves are going to flow quickly downward and that should really start to feel the demand for these devices. >> let's move to augmented reality. apple just bought a company called matteo. tell us what apple was to do with this company. >> for some reason, all augmented reality companies i have seen are from europe. i don't know what is in the water there. >> do you not think it is a big opportunity? >> it is. apple was smart because they know they are going to drive this shift is -- if there is one and a lot of the companies we have seen before have been in the gaming sector or in location-based services but without that support of a big platform distribution, they have all fallen flat. if they are going to take shape and take hold in the consumers mind, it will have to be driven by some sort of big brother like apple. >> i was surprised to see in your report that ar lags vr, but ultimately it is the bigger opportunity. why? gene: it is the blending of the virtua

we are seeing 500 million units by 2025. this is a decade away but ultimately the price curves will go downward and that should, once the experiences are available, really start to fuel the demand for these devices. brad: let's move from vr to ar. augmented reality, which is overlapping the virtual frame on top of what we see in the world. apple just bought a german company. tell us what apple wants to do with the company. maha: all ar companies i have seen over the years have been from europe. i don't know what is in the water in europe that is causing them to want augmented reality. brad: you don't think it is a big opportunity? maha: it is. apple knows they will drive this shift if there is one. a lot of the ar companies we have seen have been in the gaming sector where they have been in locations. without that support of a big platform distribution, they have fallen flat. if they are going to take shape and take hold, it will have to be driven by some sort of big brother like apple. brad: i was apprised to see that you t

not to say how many people live in the unite so it is curling occupied by one taernl but maybe a two unit rental and could be on the market for that configuration f even if it is the same person moving in with the resident we didn't count the number of people. >> it is totally it's a fair argument but if you're going to do that then in terms of felt beginning what is is a vacant unit you can't look at the number of completely vacant units but every unit in san francisco where you have a bedroom in that condo or apartment didn't have a permanent residents that's a much larger universe we'll not be talking about a quarter in terms of nurmentd a and the detriment your icing apples and oranges and this percentage is not comparing apples to apples i don't agree i think that is a fair measure i understand your point there is a lot of rooms that are probably unused but measure that has basis statistic certainly the sworn bureau is a great way to start i'm sure people have rooms in their units could be redistributing and not. >> i'll stop i have to say i think it is truly comparing apples an

thousand units out and put them back into the rental market that will achieve 1/3rd of the housing units by 2030 so how much would it cost the city to build take $10,000 multiplied a one hundred million dollars bond that's the cost of 3 the house unites off the housing market thank you very much supervisors. >> good evening supervisors i feel lime i've been here two weeks ago the results of the statistics i'm not in that mind frame right now i really as a result san franciscan i was born here and went to school and raised any children and worked and retired from the san francisco i've

united states and the gulf countries. others are talking about something that is more self contained to be encouraged by the united states perhaps facilitated by the united states. there's also talks of advanced weapons systems to the countries, including anti-ballistic missiles. others are down playing any concrete deliverables that would be coming out of this summit del, and others are speculating because there aren't going to be any confirm commitments that's one of the factors by the announcement by saudi arabia today. >> if this winds up being the summit that fizzles how big of a setback will this be for the white house and the obama administration? >> there are suspicions among many gulf countries that they are not fully committed to their defense. there is suspicion that the obama administration wants to pivot to asia. but there's a feeling -- you talk to experts and others from around the region that the united states the obama administration does not fully understand the threat not just on the nuclear threat but the destabilizing effects of iran. they see arab capitols in syria, lebanon, and elsewhere, and iraq

the united states is a net importer. by the 1890's, the u.s. was a net exporter. e united states was selling much more overseas -- almost 50% more than it imports by the late 19th century. that produces cash in american pockets as people are paying more overseas for our products. cash that the men -- then can be used in technology at home and overseas. what we get to a loved one, that is where the investments in your come from at that point. it is also a source of government revenue. like i said, the federal government since money best gets its money -- the federal government gets its money from where? a gets its money from the taxes on trade. you import a bottle of french wine and you pay a premium tax on it, it goes to the government to help fund government activities. no income tax, but taxation from trade. the united states is becoming an international trader and the world itself. this peiord of the 1890's is the highest volume period of trade and we will not see that volume until the 1970's. there is more trade in the 1890's than it is in the 1920's, 1930's, 1

graduate student interim and the analysis for the city of la and then we allocated by neighborhoods both the short-term rental unit and the listing to determine impacts by neighborhoods and while i stated the total number of units that are allocated as short-term rentals is not large compared to the housing units and particular in certain neighborhoods the impact is stronger we've developed scenarios low medium and high i wrote a analysis on that. >> first of all, an important part of the model distinguishing between the casual and commercial hosts we've used cut offices in the number of booked nights to determine casual versus a commercial host the overall definition a casual host is one that rent out their entire united or a room in their unit on occasional basis away for a weekend you know for various reasons it may help them make end meet but not to be routine by the planning commission, and may be acted upon by a single roll call vote ongoing source of income or a business they're operating and commercial host on the other hand would be booking their room or units more frequently and the incomes 83 riverside

. >> the case is being prosecuted by the family violence unit by the santa clara county district attorney's office, prosecutors say they take minor incidents seriously. >> bruce miller entering a plea in court. according to police the full back and his girlfriend were arguing in a parking lot when he pushed her out of his car and smashed her cell phone against a wall she says there was never a physical altercation. the charge is misdemeanor vandalism. >> this is a domestic abuse case in the property belongs to somebody with whom he had an intimate relationship. as much it's a domestic violence case >> the management issued a statement saying the organization is aware of today's developments. involving bruce miller and will continue to monitor these legal proceedings closely. ray mcdonald was released raft year after a sexual assault complaint and a domestic violence allegation. in this case in court the players' attorney said she wants a protective order keeping him away from him, dropped. prosecutors are treating this as domestic abuse. >> neither he nor his attorney are willing to talk af

once you are designated as a territory by the united states government, the next step is to create a legislature, create laws for the territory. then write a constitution approved by the voters of the territory, and then it will be sent to washington for ratification by congress. finally, signed by the president of the united states. in the 6.5 years that kansas was a territory their work watch or attempts at constitution writing. the free state government wrote themselves a free state constitution, the topeka constitution. it was sent to washington for approval and was rejected. most people thought the constitution have been lost forever. in 2013, in the national archives, they rediscovered the topeka constitution. it is in washington, d c, and the national archives. there was an election for the first territorial legislature in the march of 1955. governor andrew, the first governor of kansas, decided wisely to do a census of the territories and discovered how many legal voters there were. they discovered there were 2000. that would be white male and 21. voting fraud on both sides th

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there has been no investigation by the united states of the decision to go to war in iraq. by the way, little netherlands had a big inquiry. they appointed a former chief justice of the supreme court to take a look at how it happened that the netherlands went to war. they found, by the way, lying by the prime minister to the parliament. some of the same things that happened here, but they exposed it. we have done nothing. ok, we still have presidential overreaching with regard to warmaking powers. we have been told by president obama to bomb libya with, in my opinion, disastrous results. and he said well, war powers resolution does not apply. bombing, that is not warmaking. i can bomb, and i can do it by myself. that is certainly a situation in which two heads what have been better than one in terms of possibly saying, "have you thought about what is going to happen after you bomb?" i think president obama said that one of my mistakes is not to realize what was going to happen afterwards. we have continued use of chemical weapons in our military actions. all we have to do is

. >> the case is being prosecuted by the family violence unit by the santa clara county district attorney's office, prosecutors say they take minor incidents seriously. >> bruce miller entering a plea in court. according to police the full back and his girlfriend were arguing in a parking lot when he pushed her out of his car and smashed her cell phone against a wall she says there was never a physical altercation. the charge is misdemeanor vandalism. >> this is a domestic abuse case in the property belongs to somebody with whom he had an intimate relationship. as much it's a domestic violence case >> the management issued a statement saying the organization is aware of today's developments. involving bruce miller and will continue to monitor these legal proceedings closely. ray mcdonald was released raft year after a sexual assault complaint and a domestic violence allegation. inhis case in court the players' attorney said she wants a protective order keeping him away from him, dropped. prosecutors are treating this as domestic abuse. >> neither he nor his attorney are willing to talk afte

. >> the case is being prosecuted by the family violence unit by the santa clara county district attorney'secutors say they take minor incidents seriously. >> bruce miller entering a plea in court. according to police the full back and his girlfriend were arguing in a parking lot when he pushed her out of his car and smashed her cell phone against a wall she says there was never a physical altercation. the charge is misdemeanor vandalism. >> this is a domestic abuse case in the property belongs to somebody with whom he had an intimate relationship. as much it's a domestic violence case >> the management issued a statement saying the organization is aware of today's developments. involving bruce miller and will continue to monitor these legal

that is an expensive piece of technology but mandated by congress to be placed on all rail lines in the united states by the end of 2015. it was not placed in this section of the track near philadelphia. what is positive train control? an automatic override system to warn the engineer if the train is too fast for a section of track. if the engineer does not heed that warning, the on-board system kicks in. that was not placed in the portion of the track. the ntsb says if it had been this crash may not have happened. we are learning the identity of the engineer. 32-year-old brandon bostian of new york. what we're told is he made an initial appearance before the philadelphia police. gave them a short statement, but left. the police brought him back for further questioning. he had an attorney with him. he did not want to speak at that time. the ntsb had not spoken to brandon bostian. they will look to speak to him in the days ahead. john. >> brian todd thanks. the lawyer for brandon bostian says his client has no memory of the crash itself and quote no explanation for what happened. robert goggin

[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: this vote the yeas are 126, the nays are 29 . on this vote the yeas are 126 and the nays are 29 . the amendment is not adopted. further proceedings were postponed and the noes were prevailed by voice voast the clerk: amendment offered by mr. rue ease by california. the speaker pro tempore: a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vet the yeas are 172,