many services are no longer with us including a community nearest my heart. what i would like to say is there are still enough services around that they make a difference and will hopefully be funded into the future. i would like to have the board, and i thank you for your time, to look at us and other members. good >> thank you. >> good afternoon, board of supervisors. i am the executive director of catholic charities, and i am very appreciative of your taking the time to have this hearing today. we are your partners in service of the poor and the vulnerable and marginalized, and i am here to really just personally it when my voice as an advocate on behalf of the people we serve, and we are seeing a compassionate response to our request for what i would describe as a true partnership, and i will give you an example. we partner with the city and county in a variety of ways. one way is we provide incredible services to those suffering from disabling hiv and aids. we run about six different programs that serve the community. a decade or so ago the funding we re

us, including the city itself, needs to turn up the heat on federal officials to cut the military budget and stops this outrage. we do not want our taxes going to death and destruction and. i want to emphasize the federal military budget is a local issue. >> thank you. five good afternoon, supervisors, and thank you for having me. i am just an ordinary citizens, but i want to emphasize that the rays would help all of the nonprofits hear their employees more, and they would do the same thing they are doing with more money. good how do they come to work every day? they come to work vico's -- because they love what they are doing. how are you going to raise the money? you or maybe instead of having a fancy chair, you might not spend the money. the employees in the nonprofits need to get a raise. that makes it easier for them to work with us. thank you for having me here today. supervisor kim: next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. we have been working in the nonprofit sector for most of our careers. i work for meals on wheels. we have experienced a 37% growth in demand for our servic

retailing includes uses such as restaurants, bars, liquor stores, general retailers, and game arcades. financial-services includes banking services and products to the product -- public. when occupying more than 15 linear feet of frontage or 200 square feet of gross floor area. the department is recommending approval of the proposed legislation because formula retail controls were primarily adopted to maintain the unique visual character of these neighborhoods, commercial districts. financial-services typically have standardized -- a standardized look and signage that could override the neighborhood if there is an overconcentration. they also blaclack visually interesting store fronts. it can negatively impact the street life and vitality. staff is proposing one modification as supervisor mar mentioned, that would be to remove the broad category of sales and service retail from the code language for formula retail. 6 -- sales and service is a broad category and non-specific. several uses are called out in the services retail category. the department considers those that are called tha

all uses, including those authorized by the legislature must take into account the overall principle of the trust doctrine. they are to be used from a public rather than an exclusive [unintelligible] the doctrine calls for broad public access to the tide line and the legislation therefore enhances the instrument of the lands that have historically been set apart for the public's benefit. the essential obligation of the state's is to manage the tidelands in order to implement or facilitate those trusts for all of the people of the state of california. the recreation and parks commission and department have been engaged in a 10 year project in the operational policies for the effective management of the marine operation. the milestones can be easily identified starting with the inception of the renovation program followed by an audit of the marina by the comptroller's office and the year 2000 which recommended the condition conduct a careful examination of the marina's operational policies. prior to 2008, the san francisco harbor association drafted an addition to the testing rules whic

the residential uses include dining and kitchen, and above you have the bedrooms. you have something who labeled uas a suite. can you explain what that means? >> we have bedrooms, and there is an area that is a study. i can take go look at the drawing. >> there are two spaces. one is better no. 3. >> it is a non-suite with a bathroom. >> with respect to reducing the height, you have a two-story living and dining space. is that correct? >> that is correct. >> if you fill that in, the building could slide forward by 20 feet. gooif you slide the entire bedrm wing over, it would effectively be putting the third floor to the top by 20 feet. good >> if we did that. one of the things is we have tried to give a good height to the retail space, so we have compromise those as we have gone up. this entire floor has an eight- foot ceiling. commissioner miguel: this is a similar situation to what has come before us from time to time when there is a vacant lot, when there is a very slow commercial building in -- very low commercial building that has existed for a long time, and

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a number of people still on the stage behind us including more than a dozen of discovery's commanders. it's been a spectacular ceremony. thousands of people have come to the udvar-hazy center today to be a part of this historic moment. just about an hour ago we saw discovery as it made its way down the tarmac to me to nose to nose with its museum predecessor, enterprise. soon this afternoon it will be inside its new permanent home at. the at this shuttle is synonymous with the space program. it has traveled more than 39 missiles -- and, more than 300 days in office space and has created memories for many families. we spoke about its new chapter and that is what everyone here is looking forward to as it takes place inside the museum. >> the space shuttle program gave this country many firsts and many proud moments. it through this nation together in times of tragedy. and tragedy we are now happy to share this legacy with millions of visitors in this fantastic venue alongside other historic air and space craft that have changed our world and help us turn science fiction into a fact. >>

keith daley will be a moderator of the panel historical foundat organizations that have helped us, includingthe navel academy alumni association. >> let me take you to what are the big challenges as far as you're concerned for the sea services. what are those big challenges and what are you doing to help each of those services make their case better? >> i think this year we see that -- the navy league sees -- at least the companies have told us that what's happening this year is that budget sequestration is not a responsible way for the government to kind of figure out our deficit financing problems. of all the exhibitors that are focused at the showing at this expo have said that over the next couple months they're going to have to relook at how they're doing business. and one of the ways that they're doing that is looking at where they're going to put their return on investment. what we've done is tried to help focus them to say, okay, we're going to be bringing in the senior leaders to help focus those discussions to tell you where you can help put that money. some of those senior leaders

us. including an person zone in the -- vote in the senate concerning the future of the united states cultural service. the services you could be losing from your post office. >> and local lead entirely different. why some baltimore students may have the mayor as teacher today. good morning maryland continues in a few moments. what's new, now and next across the region. ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...in my arms... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...and all your charms... ♪ whenever i want you, all i have to do is... ♪ [ female announcer ] introducing xfinity streampix. stream your favorite movies and full seasons of shows instantly on any screen. find out more online. >>> the saint judiciary subcommittee is hold -- senatejew decisioner'sy subcommittee is holding a hearing on -- judiciary committee is holding a hearing. >>> the senate will vote on a bill to help the struggling postal service among the proposal requiring the postal service to wait two more years before closing small post offices. >> president oba

really now we're demanding a new move of the investors of service savers the world over to our use including the advanced economy to demonstrate that they are sustainable in the medium and long run speaking of advanced economies and sustainability the us for example its debt now stands at fifteen trillion overall u.s. debt is fifty seven trillion and the debt ceiling may or may be raised again it's widely expected it will by the end of the year if not earlier is this going to send another problem around the global economy and is this sustainable well first of all i hope very much the new order of the birds they couldn't we send signals that would be destabilizing i am very confident that we will not experience again. on the ceiling for the borrowing so of of the united states of america i think that the experience has demonstrated that it was not good but all that being said i think that all countries. it is again a new feature of the global economy all countries including your votes they're going to be have to demonstrate that they have strategies and they have fiscal policies that are sust

those increases for us included 2% annual increase in rent, medical insurance, we're facing a 12% increase. our workers' comp increase came in at 21%. we had no plans for how to address that. food and client related cost increases every year, as you are well aware. our buildings and equipment are aging. we are due for a liability insurance increase the share as well. since we are mostly supported by city funds, we have not had the additional funds for salary increases and staff has had no increase since 2007. i want to speak to the contacting issue because we are given a lump sum to work with every year. we can redistribute that the way that we want to cover utilities or whatever. it is still the same lump sum. it means that we have to reduce staff in order to continue. we scramble for other supplemental funding to cover the costs, fundraising is very difficult in this economic environment. it results in a deficit for agency. the impact over the years means no raises for staff, and reducing the staff in our shelters, centers, which affects the quality and quantity of services. i support th

use only. we identified a revenue lossthe . what is not included in those numbers are any increases in service that we may have to provide as a result of increased ridership. it was bad delta of $6.6 million of the two-year budget that was the gap that needed to close. what i did, looking at the operating budget and a capital budget, was propose the ll

us. including, 100 years exactly since the titanic set sail from southampton. there is a ceremony taking place at the dock from where she sailed. we will bring you more. russia has criticized north korea's plans to launch a rocket, accusing the country of disregarding the will of the united nations. china and south korea have also joined in the combination. so far pyongyang has shown little regard as it marks the 100th birthday of the reclusive state's founder kim il-sung. our correspondent is in p'yongyang, one of a group of journalists who has been invited in what is usually a very much closed country, to witness the event. but here in pyongyang, it is a gray and wet afternoon but at the west coast satellite launch center, it has been confirmed the rocket no. 3 applies to blast into space is undergoing final preparations and the satellite is being mounted onto the rocket today. we have been hearing from the deputy director of north korea's space program, and he has been saying that this is not, as some people screaming, a test for intercontinental ballistic m

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use only. we identified a revenue lossthe . what is not included in those numbers are any increases in service that we may have to provide as a result of increased ridership. it was bad delta of $6.6 million of the two-year budget that was the gap that needed to close. what i did, looking at the operating budget and a capital budget, was propose the following. from the operating budget, i had proposed a very significant assessment and maintenance of the system. that is the core theme of this budget and it remained so regardless of the outcome today. $30 million of annual funding to enhance the level of maintenance we need to provide to our system to make reliable and safe. because that was something that was added to the budget, and is not part of the base, and because i have taken all the steps i could take responsibly to cut the base, including reductions in management, reductions in overtime and workers' comp and equipment costs, i did not feel like there was any more base to cut without cutting service. what i am proposing is $3.8 million produ

that was the use of unlicensed spectrum, and frankly, i don't think any of us, including the existing cellular carriers could exist today without the robust wifi service that's available today. i know your agency recommended in february that there was no practical, immediate solution to the interference problems of that company's network with g.d.s. do you see anyway that the light square spectrum situation could be resolved? >> that's not a matter of the f.t.c. our role was to be with the our role was to be with the competing labs and testing report. the testing was conducted last year in two separate traunches, the first in the first half of the year, and then after proposed modification and evaporating structure, and we did a second set of tests with the government and ran a second set of tests in the second half of the year. basically we were trying to determine the extent to which the light squared operations would interfere with or overload g.p.s. receivers. our technical evaluation concluded, as you indicated in february, that as currently planned, we could not find a way to so

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training and it is that which it will years yes that's why i mean my friends who moved to the us including some world class surgeons have to work a sense as you always just and do other things on the field then work insurgents through it thank you you thank. very much for being with us and just to remind you that my years on the show today was i'm not i'm going to be surely a prominent surgeon and medical research and that's it for now from all of us here if you want to add your sales pardon my point if someone in my view think i should intervene i started to realize back with more of those dumb comments on nothing going on in an outstanding russia it's all them stand r.t. and take a listen. to that. well for science technology innovation all the rest of elements from.

hard clams, ditto, but there are fresh water clams that are quite useful, including margarita feria which occasionally produces fresh water pearls. they are not real common in virginia. if you want to get lots of pearls from that kind of clan, you need to go up a little schuylkill river or northward nowada nowadays. you can see as you go farther away from the mouth of the bay, and also up into higher ground, the waters are fresher. and there you can get other things like really useful marsh plants that i will return to. but there's a lot of variety. lots of variety. and it all produces stuff that can be used. this shows you the major shellfish areas. this, by the way, comes from the national park service, cartgraphers drawings, and when uva press saw them, they said, oh, too colorful, we lose prestige. and they published the book with really yukky colors. in my lectures, i still use john wolf's original maps, thank you very much. but this shows you where the fish are, where the oysters and the clams are. and by the way, the oysters and the hard shell clams used to go up higher. sea water

it's clear to all of us israelis, including israelis, and that's what broke most of us, including the divide and to understand that the only solution is two stt-state solution, and that is -- the only issue we care about is that you, the execution of the meetings of these two states for solution, the kurt considerations of israel and it's not interested. we'll be taken into account. there are 20 odd states of arab nature. in the region and probably the only member of the u.n., which is destroyed by other members of the u.n. that's a situation that needs to be taken care of by us. we realize we are living in a tough neighborhood. no mercy for the weak, and no second opportunity for those who cannot defend themselves. we want to be strong, ready to protect ourselves at other -- whatever kind of threat, but at the same time stretching out our hand to make peace with any neighbor who is ready for it. >> ehud barack, pleasure to have you on, sir. >> thank you. >> up next, we go from israel to another hotspot. pakistan. right back. [ male announcer ] citi turns 200 this year. so why exactly

israelis, that's what broke most of us, including the right-wing, to understand that the only solution is a two-state solution and that's what -- what netanyahu said more than once. the only issue we care about is that the execution of the possessives of these two states for a solution, the security considerations of israel and its national interest will be taken into account. because, however complicated the palestinian state will be 20-odd states of arab nature and his real will repaint only jewish state in the region and probably the only member of the u.n., which is exprepressexpressedly to be a nation of the u.n. we are leaving no mercy for the weak and no second opportunity for those who cannot defend themselves. we want to be strong, ready to protect ourselves, whatever kind of stretch. but at the same time, stretching out our hand to make piece with any neighbor who is ready for it. >> ehud barak, pleasure to have you on, sir. >> thank you. june next, we go froms i -- from israel to another hotspot, pakistan. be right back. [ male announcer ] citi turns 200 this year.

tornadoes have told through to us including roofs off and leaving a trail of debris and wake hundreds of flights have been canceled in and out of the state or dozen people injured thousands of. serbian the president's recent target charge will also be stepped down at the elections in may his full term would have continued to hear the year that two thousand and four comes we call to you because recommendations for me become and you can country. now israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has criticised economic sanctions as an effective tool the against iran's nuclear program problems comments from russia's foreign minister let the inspection showed new evidence that iran had breached the nonproliferation agreement should mention friday from the school of oriental and african studies in london says the case against iran is built on the faulty logic the eye ear concerned as it is stated in all its two poor since two thousand and three is that i cannot confirm that iran does not have any intention to build nuclear weapons and that is basically trying to prove a negative which is logic

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thankfully, i don't think any of us, including the existing cellular carriers, could exist without wifithat is available today at. >> i understand he do play a role in military and government spectrum. this got you involved in the regulatory review of phil falcone's lightsquared. i know you're able to use -- you were recommending in february no easy solution to interference, cost with gps. do you see any way that the lightsquared situation could be resolved? >> that is now a matter before the fcc. our role was to service the honest broker of the competing lab and testing report. the testing was conducted last year into separate charges. the first, being the first pass of the year, then after lightsquared proposed modification in its operating structure, we did a second test. the government ran a second set of tests in the second half of the year. we were trying to determine the extent to which the lightsquared operations would interfere or overload gps receivers. our technical evaluation concluded in february that as currently planned, we cannot could not find a way to solve the interfe

the plants do not adhere to the code of the special use district, including variances to the require exceptional circumstances, and the project will have a detrimental affect on us. goothe sponsored tore down a lae portion of the house, including the kitchen, bathroom, and sun porch, in 2010. they did issue a notice of violation. the sponsor can no longer claim sections of the code the applied to pre-existing structures, including under second story index or encroaching beyond 35% allow uance into the rear yard. they did not have extraordinary circumstances to justify variances. on the south side of our house, it is 9 feet and the full height of the building. the proposal includes a significant increase in height. we are going to be blocked on both sides. that is our main problem with this. we already have a nine-foot wall on this side. the plans do not accurately represent the slope of the hill. it is 16.05%. it is not accurate in the plans. thank you very much. >> hi, my name is lisa, and i live on endeavour with my partner. colonel-is an area with small -- vernal heights is an area

mean, that was a result of the use of unlicensed spectrum and, frankly, i don't think any of us -- including the existing cellular carriers -- could exist today was the very robust wi-fi service that's available today. >> host: jasmine melvin. >> host: um, i understand that you do play a role in military and government spending. >> guest: yes. >> host: and this got you involved in the regulatory review of the wireless start-up lightsquared. i know your agency recommended in february that there was no practical, immediate solution to the interference problems at that company's planned network caused with gps. so do you see any way that the lightsquared spectrum situation could be resolved? >> guest: well, that's now a matter before the fcc. our role is to serve as the honest broker of the competing lab and testing reports. the testing was conducted last year in two separate tranches, the first in the first half of the year and then after lightsquared proposed modification in its operating structure, we did a second set of tests where the government ran a second set of tests in the second half

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help us just to, lay public, including me. when we hear about accident ales cape of pathogens, we get alarmed. talk more about it. does that normally happen? infection of workers? or -- >> yes. in all the cases i mentioned an other cases, that is typically the way that people, an infection would escape a lab. the laboratory would get infected. usually, they don't spread it to anybody else. so the risk really is is to the person working in the laboratory. it's rare for the laboratory an to pose a risk. >> i assume that all the regulations both before and after march 29th were intent on limiting the possibility of expo shoour to personnel. >> definite l i mr. chairman. in general and specifically in the two cases that were discussing as prototypes here today, the two laboratory, one in wisconsin were very, very high highly qualified. inspected multiple times and given a rating of meet or exceed the kind of standards we're talking about. >> let me ask you first about the two laboratories that were the subject of this concern to t

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