units on sunday. four unites including gang unit homicide unit will lose officers. they will go out to patrol and respond on emergency calls. >> what is important is that we have enough numbers in patrol. our primary obligation is to answer the 911 kuls for service. >> now the officers answering those calls will stay on patrol indefinitely. there is no plan to back fill their position. >> let's take you outside. live look at san francisco. of course one of most iconic cities in the world. but san francisco's dirty little secret is also a bit smelly. urinating on the street and alleys. a good chance you have seen it or maybe smelled it. now city officials are fighting back with paint. nbc bay area christie smith is in san francisco. christie, no ordinary paint, i resume. >> reporter: that's right. we are standing on the street where neighbors complain that

with the bmr information shows the data for the 5 bmr units and there is 1bmr unit in each of the 4 blocks. three of these bmr units are corner units to really orientate those units towards the view and 4 of the 5 units 80 percent are two bedroom and above. the height here you can see that allowable height with the density bonus is 45 feet. on the actual proposed height varies from 30-45 feet. the lot coverage as i mentioned before is 45-51 percent, less than the 70 percent allowed. we tried to approach the off street parking in a way that would group parking entrances, group garage entrances to minimize curb cuts in order to make the streets as much as possible to create a walkable and pedestrian friendly neighborhood. so along with the building type variety, the unit type variety, units have, there is a variety of ways of providing open space. some units have open space in decks above grade and some have open space immediately adjacent to the unit. this slide which is absolutely impossible to see on the screen. i'm sorry it's faded out. i hope you can see it in your packet is a cartoon of the four building types and again helps i

hundred and 5 did bilk spaces this this has a mix existing of 6 bedroom units and one hundred and 5 two bedroom unit unit and 99 studio units all of the unit were approved by the planning commission on may 1st, 2015 planning code section within the zoning district that the developer enters into an agreement to restrict the recommend for thirty years reduction of thirty percent in the amount of one dollar square feet only one other took advantage of those that concludes my presentation. >> colleagues i have representatives from rain tree and a i g with that are the property owners supervisor wiener. >> that was from green before. >> supervisor jane kim i want to appreciate you talking to me before this item i want to clarify for the public when i read this agreement over the weekend i was a little bit surprised to learn during the process a piece of the plan that loud the developers to reduce their inclusionary program for the insensitivetion of the neighborhood i wasn't around then but in today's market we don't have to provide any incentives for the building directors to build i hope you explain for the sake of the public

united united united arab emirates. but yemen could be forced into sectarian war with foreign powers backing opposite sides. speaking in rhiyad saudi's foreign minister said he hoped the conflict could be peacefully resolved but if not they would take action. >> the legitimacy of yemen represented by president hadi alone. we hope the crisis will be resolved quickly and are ready to respond to any demand at the president's request. >>reporter: either way, each day of fighting deepens the suffering in this poor country. >>> the greek prime minister has met the chancellor of germany for more talks on a greek bailout extension. in his first official visit to berlin he warned his country will not be able to meet debt payments without new help but the chancellor remained form there would be no new money without greek reform. >>reporter: he was received with the usual pomp and circumstance. once inside he spoke of the need to reach agreement on a european level. however, there was also a strong message for his own people. >> the differences between our two countries bring shadows over us. the reparations are not just a material thing. it's an ethical issue. it's not just about greece. it's for the greek and german people who spilled a lot of people in order to deal with nazis during that period of time. >>reporter: for her part the chancellor repeated her same message. >> we want greece to be a strong country economically. we want them to have growth. we also want greece to come out of this high unemployment and we certainly want to make sure that this very high youth unemployment can be overcome and structural reforms are necessary for this a solid budget is necessary, and a functioning administration is necessary. i think that's clear for both countries. >> but behind all this is the reality the german economic strength is helping to keep greece afloat potentially costing taxpayers many billions. and now a growing number of people say they've had enough. >> we can help to solve their problems but the greeks must want this too. to give them more billions makes greece's woes worse in the long run. you buy time that's right. but no one can seriously expect that we'll ever see that money again. >>reporter: the buying time can only go so far because the prime minister of greece has indicated they could default on its debts within weeks. which helps explain why he came to the german capital, to try to build bridges with the leader of europe's economic powerhouse. but on the face of it there's been no tangible progress. dominick caine, al jazeera, berlin. >>> the president of afghanistan has thanked u.s. troops for their work in his country saying they've all left behind an individual legacy making the comments during a visit to camp david where he's pushing for a long-term aid commitment and talks with barack obama tuesday. >> the transition from international forces to afghan forces has been smooth. we have endured immense sacrifice but that's our patriotic duty. we want to thank you for the assist support mission because that is vital to the continued relationship and build up of the capabilities of our armed forces. >> the overall economy has been growing and the combined security forces are now larger and more capable. that is in fact no surprise to those courageous american service men and women and to the contractors and others who have been committed to this endeavor. >>> the presidential candidate of senegal has been found guilty of corruption and sentenced to six years in prison. he's found to have illegally acquired real estate during his time as minister in his father's government. >>reporter: guilty of embezzling $1.4 billion under his father's presidency. he's a former minister and prominent leader of the opposition did not show up in court to hear the verdict preferring to stay in his cell perhaps to demonstrate the level of trust he has in the justice system and knowing all too well the outcome of the trial. outside the courthouse, his supporters were out in numbers. fearing the protest could turn violent, the crowd is pushed further back. >> he is our future. i want to exercise my right to show support. they won't be able to shut me up. >> am necessity international accuses the police of using excessive force to suppress demonstrations. police fired tear gas and rubber bullets. the government says it's maintaining order stating no one is above the law including kareem. under his watch, several deals to oversea the portnd the construction of a new airport were given to new businesses. up until then, companies from the former french colonial power controlled senegal's key assets. the court accused him of receiving kick backs from these deals. the verdict comes of no surprise. for supporters the justice system is delivering on a pledge to clamp down on corruption but for the opposition this is seen as a move to muzzle the leading member of the opposition. addressing his supporters the former president said the president has successfully eliminated his rival. in the deliberate act of a defiance members elected him as their candidate days before the verdict. election dates are yet to be set. rarely does such a punishing verdict fall on the rich and powerful in senegal. for many this has also brought hope and confidence that justice can prevail no matter who you are. >>> singapore has begun seven days of national mourning for its founding father. condolences and tributes are pouring in from across the world. >>reporter: images of le overlookover overlook mourns at the hospital where he died. it's where people have been coming to deliver get well messages and now their condolences. done tony wong is a retired civil servant and felt it was important to bring his grandchildren here. >> what he has done for us is such a strong foundation. what's going to happen in the near future is not going to be bad. >>reporter: flags were lowered to half mast to honor the passing of whom many felt it was father of modern singapore. without le singapore as the world knows it may never have existed. born in 1923 he saw his homeland occupied by the british and then japanese. after training as a lawyer in britain, he became prime minister in 1959. a post he would hold for 31 years. under his leadership singapore was transformed from a tiny island with no natural resources into a high-tech power house. his strong leadership also had a darker side. >> local opponents often found themselves in court, some ended up bankrupt. freedoms were micromanaged along with the economy but le's people's action party was returned to power again and again with his oldest son now prime minister. through it all, he was unrepent nitty. >> if i ran a western style democracy and took a straw poll and went according to the poll we would have come to grief. >>reporter: while freedoms were sacrificed, le repaid his people with economic miracle sealing a legacy as one of the 20th century's most important leaders. his body is now here at the prime minister's office for a private family wake. on wednesday, it will be moved to parliament house where it will lie in state until saturday so the people in mourning can pay their last respects. in the late afternoon, hundreds stood in line to sign books of remembrance, a personal message from those he led while condolence messages from people around the world were being received. >>> a year since the first confirmed case of ebola in west africa. the world health organization is criticized for its slow response to the virus. >>> and south africa's president is under attack in cartoons deemed too controversial for state television. >>> al jazeera understands the warring factions in yemen have agreed to talks in qatar. >>> the chancellor of germany has told the prime minister of greece that she wants greece to grow in order to overcome high unemployment. he says greece is running out of money after receiving millions in bailout funding. and a presidential candidate in senegal and son of the former president has been found guilty of corruption and sentenced to six years in prison. >>> now, the 2016 u.s. presidential race has officially kicked off with the senator from texas, ted cruz announcing he's running for the republican ticket. allen fisher has details [applause]. >>reporter: he'll be the first of many. >> i believe in the power of millions of courageous conservatives rising up to reignite the promise of america. and that is why, today i am announcing that i'm running for president of the united states. [applause] [crowd cheering]. >>reporter: ted cruz is the first republican to officially enter the race to be president. the senator from texas enjoys support from the right wing of the republican party from christian conservatives. he appealed directly to them. >> imagine instead millions of people of faith all across america coming out to the polls and voting our values. >>reporter: he's perhaps best known for a 21-hour fillabuster on the senate floor. >> do you like green eggs and ham? i do not like them, sam i am. i do not like green eggs and ham. >>reporter: taking his lead republicans refused to enforce a funding bill leading to a shutdown of the u.s. government in 2013. it angered democrats and senior figures in his own party. >> he's going to use his political ideology and persona to make himself the underdog the one speaking out for what hand balls to be are the people of the united states the people with no voice. so he's going to use the fact that a lot of people may

unit with the mayor's office is trying to do we have a specific window it is disturbing that someone took out the unit that's what i'm hearing i'm confused of the number of unit there's one dwelling unit i thought i heard the lady said and one on the ground floor i would have been of the opinion two legal units and an illegal unit on the ground floor i'm not i believe it's the permit of a three story but it sounds like it is ground level with two levels above. >> we need clarification especially at 35 hundred scapegoat and the records are 2 unit 35 hundred secret i heard that as well i don't know it is confusing. >> okay. so thank you. >> mr. sanchez anything further okay. no commissioners the matter is submitted. >> clear as mud (laughter). >> yeah. i mean just based on the information the only thing i read into it is an attempt to evict and therefore i'm not preempted to support this permitting permit and they'll have to go through the process they need be to be clear and legalize they need to be clear if they only want a single unit. >> so our opinion to deny the permit commissioner. >> i'm not to move to revoke 9 permit. >> no objection from me. >> motion. >> redefining commission

phase 2a is generally smaller than the six catch up units from block 55, 56, 57, 700 square feet per unit. so a lot of units, a lot of unit types but i wanted to throw them all on one side so you can see them in context. there is six categories of inclusionary units. the middle 10 1/2 bmr to 22 percent of median income and catch up unit that are 80 percent income. you can see how they fall out on the project. the catch up units first appear in phase 2a and one of the density bonus units in median income appears as well. i won't go line byline but you can see how they are laid out from the 10 1/2 percent units to the right which are the density bonus units. >> phase 1a will meet the compliance of dda to 22 percent. i want the turn it over to mr. zubra to say a few words about the project. >> thank you. good afternoon, chair rows -- it's a unique site with 75 -foot from the bottom. we have tried to take advantage of the incredible views and where there are some imposing retaining walls where it would face those walls. we developed a skip type where every single unit will have a view out to the bay as to the corridor to the

additional unit and revenue generated from potential renting out of the unit will help the property owner to offset their costs of seismic retrofitting those are second in-law units those are units that are subordinate to the compared to other units in the building because of their location in the building and on the ground floor it is usually lower ceiling heights that may have side entrances and maybe less the exposure and this ordinance restricts the size of the units to be limited by the existing footprint in the building in the existing building therefore this creates a subordinate nature and therefore those units are known to be affordable by design because of the new units being built as supervisor scott wiener mentioned this is supported by many research academy research and looking at the rental prices on the rental listing on the websites and the specification of this ordinance is similar to the castro legislation before you a year ago that allowed for similar units it will require the units to be rent controlled in the existing building and provide administration waiver for certain planning code requirements for open space and rear yard and parking the planning depart

they center a compliant building fewer units in the building that reduce that maybe they'll have to pay more per unit because of the 2 bedroom unit but fewer you units it is a balancing act between the number of units and the size of the unit who the fee we've not calculated the dentist scenarios but it is a balance between the fee and the size of the number of bedrooms. >> thank you and then question for the city attorney can the developer change their options after issuance wanted cu because a they've not chosen whether the units are rental or for sale can they change their option later. >> deputy city attorney susan there's a there's a complicated by switch up to the first construction document is issued always to the first person of occupancy but i'll have to look at the code. >> yeah. yeah. okay so i'm so sorry i'm trying to figure out what will work we want to see onsite i think there are unit that gets us more affordable housing dollars others mix that don't allow us to build a sufficient amount of affordable units and i want to make a motion but now. >> think about it. >> my only caution you can't condition our approval on whether or not it

unit than it does to create a new unit and they are dee centralized and spread out we're not talking about large numbers of units being placed in one location. as i note in various studies have demonstrated that these units tend to be much more affordable than other units studies out of uc berkeley and hud and aarp and of course there's no one solution to the housing crisis but in-law units and a more flexible approach to in-law units are 1 piece of the puzzle and this legislation allows owners of properties to add additional accessory dwelling units within the existing building envelope if they are participating in the city's established and well-defined mandatory or voluntary program and we're continuing to work with the department of building inspection to establish policies and guidelines to make it easy and as smooth as possible for people for people to be able to add these units within the confines of the building code and other codes. so colleagues i want to thank everyone who helped with this legislation and colleagues i ask for your support. >> okay. supervisor supervisor kim supervisor kim. >> thank you and i want to acknowledge supervisor wiener for his work on this legislation and i'm not goi

hundred square feet and less no units as part of the project that meets this definition. >> but those units inclusionary applies to those units if someone builds a micro unit. >> inclusionary applies to dwelling units and depended on if their micro sro's. >> to group housing or versus dwellings. >> is group housing fairly limited. >> it is fairly widely permissible in month district it would be conditional use authorization. >> i mean i'm supportive of supervisor campos it is a bit of a loophole b so i'm glad that is being closed in the in kind agreement that is coming up we had this issue on ralph and talked about that similar to what we discussed making the alley. >> in the same gist to figure out the improvements for in kind they can use their general impact fees they have a process to trail this if we agree it is it is in place can provide portions of the fees towards the improvements. >> i'd like to follow-up on this group housing conversation i'm supportive of the no idea of inclusionary for go up housing group housing the definition is about unit not having a kitchen those units have burners and mike waves but the definitions speaks to group living

unit is now a single family home. had the second unit been legal, the landlord would have had to seek permission to merge the 2 units prior to withdrawing the second /tpraoupbt the market. and since the second unit was illegal, she was able to use this loophole to remove this unit from the loophole and to now say that this unit where this individual has been living for more than 10 years is no longer protected by rent control. by raising the rent 400 percent and demanding a five figure securing deposit, the landlord is effectively evicting this tenant. there's no way this individual can pay that amount. this is essentially an eviction. as we look at this tragic situation, i have asked the city attorney to draft a possible legislation to address this loophole including, not only a legislative fix here at city hall but also to look at whether or not the city can legally intervene including the action to prevent this individual from leaving this unit that is rent controlled. take the meaningful action to address the wide scale displacement that is taking place. if this landlord can do that with this unit, then rent control in san francisco is truly in danger. the status is simply unacceptable and w

united states not of getting into war. you can see the similarities between the debate it took place in the united states before 1941 -- that took place in the united states before 1941. what you also got was an interesting debate in the unitedtates about what the proper role for the united states should be in the world. it is a debate i think which has occurred throughout the history of united states. i think we see it again today, a debate about whether the united states should be internationalist, whether it should get involved in the world for any number of reasons. these debates go right back to the founding of the public and i think will continue. it is in this debate in the first world war that the word isolationist first enters the vocabulary. you probably all know what happened. the war drags on. united states is more and more involved economically. american opinion is debating what the united states should be doing. wilson runs in 1916 on the platform of keeping the united states out of the war. we will be too proud to fight, he said. he kept us out of the war, was what the democrats said when wilson won. this was the platform he ran on. there's a real parallel here with franklinton the -- dylan a roosevelt in 1940

units. i have arthorred legislation to incentivize developers to add more affordable units into their units and i authored the micro unit legislation that will allow for greater number of units in the same building envelope. i authored legislation to make it easier for universities to build student housing and i have been strongly supportive of increased housing in district 8 whether along up ermarket street or valencia street or elsewhere. one can be very much in support of increase the housing stock while still understanding that the fabric of neighborhoods matters and that when you start seeing a trend where modest size and regular size homes are being not doubled but tripled or quadrupled in their size from one size single family home to another size single family home that is not adding housing. that is not addressing our housing crisis. that is creating a massive single family home and so colleagues i ask for your support on these interim controls, and at this point if there are no comments or questions i would propropose that we open it up for public comment. i do have to say we have minor amendments that i have

values that unite us, unite london, unite my country with the united states of america freedom, democracybility to say what you want, those things are not trivial. >> sculpture are very much bore teaching young people about the threat of terrorism. important today as the u.s. and uk confront new dangers from the terror group isis. >> maybe the biggest message this monument to the victims terror in the past the though another won't have to be put up in the future. in london olympic park greg palkot fox news. >>> flourtown man marks milestone birthday in a special way. bob o'hare will turn 80 years old next weekend but he decided to celebrate early this afternoon by testing for his black belt in a coat tow. the retired engineer began his martial arts training six years ago at the river of life dojo in fort washington. he only did it to stay fit. but now o'hare can say that he has pretty big accomplish many under his belt. >> and for an 80-year-old man to accomplish this, i think that's -- that's quite an accomplish many. i'm proud of myself. >> got that right. o'hare is now an official blac

units. there are lots of patients arriving there every day. finally, some people brought us to this new unit. >> there usually isn't a bone unit at a hospital like hours. but the incidence is so large we had to start one. >> while the burn unit is small the other units. >> it's not just the burn unit where you can see the impacts of the campaign custom both paicialts and dongs e-becausedoctors fear they will be attacked by protestors if they travel by car they travel by balance. >> it's one thing for doctors to use balances to use patients acknowledge sometimes have what if an emergency patient calls at that moment? >> as the blocked continues and with no end to the violence in sight. al jazeera task tac ta taqqqqa. pretty remarkable find. plenty more on our website aljazeera.com. all the stories that we have been covering including of course plenty of analysis. >> flash point fergdz. we ferguson.we never left. you'll speak with people who experienced discrimination firsthand. and thin it's the prejudice we're all guilty of without even knowing it. the world of unconscious bias, clearly holding women back in the workplace or is it? the man that argues gender bias is just a mist. i'm ali velshi, this is "real money."

units. you will see them on your memorandum as well. we call these units density bonus units. this is the redevelopment plan and the developer is proposing that six of the density units be affordable at 120 percent of medium income. you have seen 20 percent of medium income and this will be at 120 percent because that's what the d for d and redevelopment plan allow for. the remaining two 2 units will be at 80 percent bmi. let me get into what affordable unit is and allowing for density to increase for that if they increase the number of bmr units for projects. those additional bmr units do not account for so they have to be in addition to what was already required. so under the government code, the state density law, it captivates at 35 percent and provides a very specific formulae required number for additional units required. our shipyard redevelopment plan and d for d allow for density bonuses as well but lowers to 25 percent. you can't go under 35 percent for our framework. but the state density bonus law does allow for specificity for number of variations that are applied. that is at least 10 percent. they would have to provide 50 percent ami units and that woul

unit using this permit by removing the kitchen they'll, in fact make the unit legally the san francisco housing code states you have to have a kitchen to have a inhabitable in a legal unit so here they will as a matter of fact be faxing making the unit illegal by removing the kitchen their claiming that the kitchen in question is illegal but we're contesting that allegation no notice notice of violation on record to state that is a local kitchen as shown in the picture there's a full kitchen rishlg or refrigerator and sink that as windows a heating system there's cold and hot running water and also smoke deb detectors this is consistent with other buildings in that area i had a conversation with ms. tongue opposing council and regarding be inconsistent i's and in response belief they claimed they wanted to make this unit legal and not remove it from how's about if the past as submitted from our brief exhibit one the january 13th letter says they want to demolish the unit and want to evict the tenants by march 31st to begin don't guess on the first so over the phone we're not able to deal with the xhifkts they still remain that's the question here rachel fox i have mr. alyssa here with me and he's basically limited in his english but

unit are difficult due to the requirement for speculation and other typical features found in 2 bedroom units to make the project economically feasible it varies than less than 40 percent of units contain 2 bedroom units the octavia plan courageous it to be approved the project sponsor has elected by payment of the fee must be received prior to the first site or building issuance the project seeks modification from the rear yard for the planning code and section of the property they exceed the size in order for the project to proceed the commission must grant conditional use authorization for modification from the unit mix of 40 percenter is to only 2 bedroom units the planning department represents approval are conditions for the following reasons the project was consistent with the policies of the market octavia plan with the residential and commercial ground floors were submitted and complies with the hiring programs and adds to the housing stock and pays all the fees for affordable housing fees for section 413 and the market octavia affordable housing fee for section 416 and the community improvement fee per planning code section 421 that concludes my presentation. i'll be happy to answer any ques

united nations. many of the league organizations carried over into the united nations. some of the associated bodies of the united nations have a longer history than the united nation itself and many personnel carried over. i suppose the key difference with united nations is the security council has five permanent members with vetoes. that was to reassure the great powers their interests would always be listened to. the problem is they reflect the wrong people. that was one of the key differences. what happened with the league is there would be four permanent members -- five permanent members and four elected, but they would all have equal votes. when the united states did not join, you had fewer permanent members and it was always the danger of deadlock. i think roosevelt was very concerned that the powers should be reassured that their voice would be heard in the united nations, which is why the security council still has so much power. i would say that is the key difference with the league. i think also if you look at the united nations, it was not as ambitious. it has some of the same provisions but is more cautious in its approach to conflict than the league of natio

units tomorrow. four units, including gang suppression unit and homicide unit, will lose officers. those officers instead will go out on patrol and respond to emergency calls. >> what's important is that we have enough numbers in apatrol because our primarily obligation to community is answer 911 calls for service. >> the officers answering calls will stay on patrol indefinitely. no plans at this time to backfill their position. >> this weekend marks three years since the disappearance of teenager sierra lamar. this morning will be the final search for her body. lamar disappeared in morgan hill in 2012, when she was 15. still no sign of what happened to her. the weekly volunteer searches will come to an end after this morning. a new poster will be introduced meant to remind the community to keep all children safe. a tip line also will remain active. >> because, yeah, it's not -- we don't have to feel like everything's coming to an end and we don't have anything else and that kind of thing. yeah, that helps a lot. >> torres is charged with kidnapping and killing lamar, even though he

to the prison segregation unit. >> your unit your ass, man, your unit. [ bleep ] ain't ran professionally man. i'm about to change the format up in this [ bleep ], [ bleep ] unitailey told us prison officials had the wrong man. >> the guy got hurt pretty bad, and they figured that because of my history and reputation and my preference there that i would have to be somehow involved in that. i was never involved in anything. they just snatched me up as a result of my reputation preceding me. >> bailey claimed that he was not only innocent of the assault, but had actually tried to help the victim. >> first thing i do is say, hey, you guys, this guy is in here laying down on the floor, unconscious and he's spitting up blood and his body is shaking, i need to get some paramedics up here. i did that, and as a result, this is the thanks i get? all because of my reputation being, he's this monster when that violence is unleashed. that's not right, man. i didn't do that mess in there. >> our crew later joined dr. mattias during his first meeting with bailey following the assault. >> mr. bailey. >> what's up, man? >> not much. took me about a week to gather my thoughts

united states as a mediator. while this was happening, there is also debate in the united states about whether the united states should get more prepared for war. should the united states up its military preparations in a world that was increasingly turbulent? this divided american public opinion. it was something woodrow wilson had to beat -- felt had to be done. the united states, he argued could not take the chance and a world that was at war, of not being prepared militarily. he cast this in terms of being prepared against mexico, in terms of continental defense but that could be stretched to mean preparedness in terms of naval preparedness in the atlantic. there was a fear increasingly in the united states that if germany won in europe, it would be a europe europe inimical hostile to the united states. it would become more vulnerable eventually as technology was changing, more vulnerable to threats from europe. in any case on december 15 and , december 1915, wilson and his state of the union speech talked very focused, it was focused on military preparedness. he developed and approved a new five-year plan for the navy, which was approved by the senate. in j

unit. unless it's a brand-new unit we don't get vision inside the unit. of course if there is a complaint we would and we would reach out. also we're thinking about possibly extending the sro program for education to the r2 units so building owner could reach out to us and we will come and provide talks, safety talks for any of the residents that are concerned for r 2.. currently we have that program for sros. and lastly i would like to talk about -- it's interesting because i know we had issues with fire escapes recently. the fire code and i know the building department looks at them the fire code did not adopt the provision in chapter 11 for maintenance and existing buildings and good operation of fire escapes. i suggest that we look into that and add a provision that they're testing annually that the ladders are operated and dropped annually and have a way to certify them on an annual basis. >> thank you captain. i have a question just generally about fire prevention. >> yes. >> my understanding is there are three different agencies involved. you have the fire department, the department of building inspection, the health department. in terms of the inspections what's the difference between what you and the

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united states. >> they strip down they sold off units. i believe they sold a prime brokerage unit a prime finance unit not long ago. in today's "new york times," there was an article that pointed to the strength of its derivatives operations. some people might see that as a little bit worrisome because it was derivatives that were blamed for so many of the problems during the financial crisis. why is citi different on this score and why, if it doesn't, why doesn't it worry you? >> i think when you look at the derivatives business for any company that's in that market as well as citi of j.p. morgan chase and goldman sachs, morgan stanley, it's all about management of risk. and if y t risk properly it can be a very profitable business. that's what citi has done. now granted, they have learned some very hard lessons during the financial crisis that brought them to their knees and as a result of that that unit is managed much more conservatively than it was back then. >> what other banks do you like in this sector? you know a number of them did very well. 28 out of 31 passed. would you buy any of the others? >> yes. we