here you did something which made us look bad. so as a consequence of your bad behavior, maybe more boys had to die. maybe we had to work even harder. but i think it was because of the extreme circumstance of the time and the stakes were incredibly high that you did have a community that looked at these men as if they had, in fact, turned against their own community and had worked against those who had served and died. and that was the case. i know it's still a problem now. i have a friend who is a no no boy and he talks about how, even now, 60-something years later, there are people in the community who won't talk to him because he was a no no boy. but, again, it's through the lens of present day politics, how we've begun to look at the events and studied them that the resistors from heart mountain who were another group who on constitutional grounds contested being -- serving. they refused to serve, as opposed to the no no boys, who signed no no. the resistors actually went to federal prisons. they went to leavenworth. they are

additionally, our physicians are using it to look at the eyes as well as the throat. so this is useful in the treatment of conditions such as pink eye. looks really good. >> also -- [inaudible] here. all right, great. >> so the next device we have for you is a stethoscope, a digital stethoscope that transmits the patient's heart and/or breath sounds realtime to the provider. >> and then turn this on. okay. put this on my chest. through blue tooth technology, this device is connected to a pc through the cloud, and he is actually able to hear my heartbeat in columbus, ohio, through this device. >> host: lisa, who would buy this product? >> so buy this product, any everyday retail location that would like to put this to have a value add of allowing consumers to be able to be treated by their doctor. so i would say a pharmacy would be the ideal pharmacy, grocery store or employer site. but a pharmacy, imagine this. i have a 4-year-old. i would take him to the doctor, get treated, have a physician diagnose his ear infection, then we would walk out the door, he would e-presc

we look at the intelligence programs that we have, again, we have got some classified contracts. that will allow us to look at closed source information, not available to the public. and open source information which, of course, is. what that does is allows us to provide fidelity. modality is how a weapon is delivered, it could be somebody with a backpack or a vehicle. the focus of this vunerbility assessment, is that you look at all hazards for public safety. we did not only look at man made. in california for your natural hazards you have seismic requirements. so they can in fact harden the building to buy down some of the exposure that you would have to a terrorist event. so we look at for natural hazards, earthquake and wind and flooding and you can see the subheaders from there. the technological and this is what one should do when you are conducting vunerbility. and technological hazards or hazards that are accidents and think of india and hazmat event, something where the transit center night not be the target. but they will receive collateral damage. some of these are very important to look

use. however when you look at the street frontage controls it cross-references section 145.4 which is 145.4 c, which lists the active commercial uses and it says that if it is not on that list, then it needs a conditional use authorization and then the planning commission heard this legislation in june of last year and it was very clear to them what the supervisor's intent was on this legislation and so i have highlighted on the overhead is a passage that all of the ncds and several and i think that there were four neighborhood districts created in the sunset. that used to be nc one and two, zoning districts that were created and named with the commercial districts and so this was a terrible cd and these are all ncd and any ground for a commercial use that was not active as defined as 145.4 would require a conditional use authorization and a business and professional service use is not one of these as defined as active and 135.4, but i think that it is clear here what the requirements are that a conditional use authorization is required. the permit holder is correct in that we did suggest s

and now you're raising hell with these people and making us look like idiots. >> though things seem ton in ad seg, prison officials still had not allowed us back in right away. but two weeks after the flooding incident we were told the inmate we were interviewing at the time, michael gill, had been injured. little did we know a new drama was about to unfold. >> i was asked to get offender gill to bring him to medical. he's declaring a self-emergency. he said he has a broken arm. >> authorities told us that gill's injury was the result of banging on his cell door when he was denied a shower. >> i've been dealing with the offender through the hearings process, and i've actually developed a little bit of a rapport with the guy. i've been able to talk with him in the past. i was hoping to go down with the sergeant and see if we could settle him down a little bit and then get him over to medical where we can take a look at his arm and see what's going on. >> can we go with you? >> i don't think they're going to let you in seg. >> well, i always ask. >> i think you could see him in medical?

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they used buyouts and other methods to reduce manpower. they are looking into using smart phones, package delivery options, testing a system where say you order by 9:00 a.m. and get package delivered by noon, he says the postal will be viable for the next 10 years. reporting live, christie smith. >>> a memorial growing in santa rosa today for a 14-year-old boy killed in a crash at a raceway. the family of marcus johnson owns this muffler shop in santa rosa. friends bringing flowers and candles and balloons to the front door leaving messages of support for the family. he was killed saturday night when a car on the the raceway lost control and slammed into the pit crew. the car was driven by his 17-year-old cousin, chase johnson. >> this is a total tragedy. it really is. it hits the hard really bad. >> sad this happens. it's a risk we take when we go racing. >> a 68-year-old man was also killed in this crash. the driver, chase johnson, he's from the petaluma area, he was not hurt. >>> in another sad event, a motorcycle rider was killed last night in a multi-

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has the details for us looks like the nuclear threat coming from north korea is now considered far more dangerous by the u.s. than any potential risk coming from iran at least it was pyongyang as missile threat that u.s. secretary of defense chuck hagel cited as the prime reason for beefing up missile capacity as an already existing base in alaska and placing an additional rater in japan at the same time washington officials announced plans to scrap the final phase of a defense shield in eastern europe which would have seen interceptors capable of destroying most of the. there's nuclear missiles and that has been a huge point of contention between moscow and washington for quite some time now in fact going back to march of last year the infamous exchange between obama and then president mr medvedev in seoul at the nuclear security summit with the american president saying he will have more flexibility on the issue after the elections so we could speculate this could very well be the u.s. president sticking to his promises but this doesn't mean russia now has nothing to worry about after

he's either going to make us look really good or make us look really bad. >> i'll be optimistic but yous all that we can do. >> with future soldier interviews complete, staff can now concentrate on john madden's final step, passing the military exam to pave the way for enlistment in the navy. >> tomorrow's just basically going to be that honeymoon period where i get to stay up all night worrying and go to sleep at about 1:00 and wake up at 4:00 to get ready, but friday, friday i'll be going to the meps station to take my the asfab test. if i would have never been locked up, i'd probably be doing the same stuff, hanging with the same crowd. i would still be a people pleaser and a fit in. i've gained a lot from this program. >> the world needs to know that at one time you will encounter these kids again and so it's my job to make sure that these kids come out of here on a different level in life. you know, being respectful, law-abiding citizens, for one. and then to be able to go out in this world and make it, and make something of themselves. >> are you ready? >> always ready, sir. >> we

at professional and business use in the table it says principally permitted but if you look at the street controls it's not considered active ground for use so it's not allowed only with the conditional use authorization. we wanted to use more explicit. it was the recommendation of the department, of this commission, however the board of supervisors didn't accept that change so the table -- it's confusing where it looks like it's principally permitted but in reality it's a conditional use authorization so this was pointed out to the parties last week. when we became aware of this we requested that the board of appeals actually deny the permit because it needed the conditional use authorization if they relocated there. the board continued the item for them to provide additional item because they're arguing they're a financial service use given how they operate. they're a insurance company but they said they offer financial service so the board continued that and that's all i have to report. thank you. >> thank you. >> commissioners, now you're under general public comment. at

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i think she brings a lot of fresh ideas and the chance to really let us look at some imporant issues early one. . certainly will be asking questions with respect to balance. i am going to be asking her questions about royalty issues. it is making sure taxpayers get what is owed to them on federal lands. of course we will be as the number of questions in forestry. these are all areas where we have to get the cup. we have to put people back to work. we think we can do that in line with a sensible environmental policy. clucks on royalties, i know that you andsen. mukowski have agreed on revenue sharings for costal states that produce energy off their shores. where does that rank in our priority in getting that out of committee. >> the royalties issue and revenue-sharing both need a thorough examination. let me give you my sense of where we are with respect to revenue sharing because it is my intent to look very closely with senator rakowski with senator with sena -- with senator murkowski. you have people trying to create jobs in these various industries and environmental folks working

what do they tell the ves, you're making us look bad? don't understand. >> the military generals say we don't need that tank, don't need that bomber and congress says, yeah, you do. we're going to keep it, it's nuts to your point. there's a way of making it better, making it perhaps even turn a corner. >> in this instance, i agree, charles. >> i think there's a union issue here. and what do you think, what have you got? >> and listen, i mean-- >> and exactly. >> i stopped myself. and-- >> does your check clear every week and-- >> i pay cash, too, i pay cash on everything. >> the only thing guy here, money in cash, the way i want it. >> in packets. >> i think it's time for a spin-off (laughte [laughter] >> of you? >> wouldn't it be a great idea. if the government can invest in all of these banks and th then-- why doesn't the government spin off the post office? >> it's ham strung, i think, adam by the requirements out of date. now, if it's forced to play by these rules and its competitors in the private world are not, then it's never goin

it's spending addiction and a power play. >> neil: what do they tell the post office, you are making us look bad? >> you have military generals we don't need that tank and bomber and congress says, yeah, you do. it's nuts. to your point there is way of making it better and perhaps even turn a corner. >> in this instance i agree. >> i think there is union issue here. >> neil: here we go. >> the union. listen. [ laughter ] >> i stopped myself i pay cash. >> neil: the only guy here, money in cash the way i want it. >> i want it in packets. >> i think it's about time for a spinoff. wouldn't it be a great ipo. if the government can invest in all these banks, why doesn't the government spin off the post office. >> neil: it's a private institution but it's hamstrung by these requirements that are out of date. if it is forced to play by the rules and competitors in the private world are not, it's never going to get out of its own way. >> it's worse than that. they are required to do certain things but they are prohibited from doing certain things. for example, they can't sell advertising on their tr

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. >> the dude's not making us look good right now. at all, steven. >> that thing is freaking me out. >> if that thing escapes, i am going to [ bleep ] my pants. >> she gets it out the door. shakes the towel a little bit and the moth goes away. >> ah! >> and his full-on freakout continues. >> i like that his lady handled the situation, like, totally calm. in this guy's defense, you don't normally see something like that. it is quite spectacular to see a moth that big in your bathroom. >> and it's okay to be surprised, but this guy lost his mind. they don't bite. they don't sting, and apparently they don't carry disease either. all they do is eat nectar from fruits. >> why do they call it the black night witch then if it's the nicest moth around? >> in mexico it's known at the moth of death. some believe that this moth flies into your home, and that person is sick that person is going to -- >> oh, boy. >>> i get a kick out of seeing people fall. [ laughter ] so good thing people have the cameras to capture their falls. this guy has got

there is the low we are dealing with, the final push use look upstream. it is quiet. we just have to get through, say, the next 12 to 18 hours. then we will be free of the rain as we head into the weekend. here is how it plays out. at 7:00 this morning you can see the rain is offshore. headed to the evening, the rain moved inland. best chance of rain is from noon to 8:00. and the whole system will sink to the south and you can see as we head through friday evening a few clouds out there but, definitely, won't have rain to contend with, and we will get another .25 to .5" of rain closer to the coast and the rest of us headed to the east, .1" to .25". the seven-day outlook shows temperatures in the low-to-mid 50's and we will gain sunshine and warmth tomorrow, low 60's away from the coast and mid-to-upper 60's for saturday, 70's returning on sunday. if you are away from the coast, monday, tuesday, and wednesday next week you are in the low-to-mid 70's but near 60's at the coast. >> we have no chain requirements on either 50 or 80 if you are headed to the tahoe area. that

not that many here, okay but that is if you look, into commercial real estate and they use economic engine for the entire region and so i look at the jobs that are for the worth port oakland which, is the first port that met the call to export more than we imported and that, that, is very important and that the expansion of the army base after ten years and my deputy there on swan son, over here for played a major role in getting that conversion for the federal government and the chief of staff -- and so, this is an area where, we made a decision that -- industrial jobs and the calm of the president, to make sure that we have a balanced economy, we sure hope we get one of those 15 industrial charity and is training opportunities in the country. because, they are paying college jobs -- as a solution and for some -- to be quite honestly say it's part of my evolve strategy to raise the city to 50% of the jobs to open residency and the community college to make sure that happens. as development happens some of the biggest fonts and largest footprints in the area are happening in oakland you ha

so we're extremely happy to have the baby with us and look forward to him being on exhibit at some time later. public viewing is unknown at this time, but we'll annouce it on the website. that concludes my report. >> thank you very much. >> is there any public comment on this item. being none, public comment is closed. thank you we are on item 7 the open space contingency reserve funds 2012 bond project preparation services. >> thank you margaret. >> you are welcome. >> good morning commissioners, general manager, dan mauer with the capital division. the item before you today here is for your approval to appropriate and extend funs in amount of $670,000 from the open space contingency reserve funds. as presented at the capital committee, these funds are intended to help jump-start the 2012 bond program by doing some investigation work and some other upfront studies for seven of our capital projects that are on the front-end of our schedule. in your packages you will see those facilities listed. i won't read through them here, but essentially the funds will be used for topographic survey

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you've asked to us look at this. we do fine with the general accounting. we look at what is the outcome we're trying to achieve. if it's less disasters being claimed. we a disaster occurs, somebody is paying for it whether it's a local, state or federal taxpayer. i think that should be a shared responsibility. it need to build more capability at state and local level and use that to drive that process. as you point out, the minute you talk about raising the threshold, states are going to be concerned about how that adversely impacts them but i don't think it's a reason not to look at it. but we're going to have to look at the end game of how do we build capacity understanding what the expectations are for state and local response and when it becomes a federal. >> if i can add, i would love to be part of that conversation because cdbg by definition is only authorized when there is a major disaster. we've tried to focus on a formula because you give me flexibility to determine the formula that is not just a per capita form louisiana we use only severe damage

story will show you in tonight's "nightline investigates." >> reporter: it's not something most of us look forward to. but just like 37 million other women who get a routine mammogram every year, it was now my turn. i was lucky enough to be at one of new york city's premier hospitals, the mount sinai medical center. >> it hurts a little bit. it's uncomfortable. but it feels like it's something you need to do for yourself. 700 miles away in saginaw, michigan, judy valencia has been vigilant about getting her mammograms. >> my sister had breast cancer, my mother had breast cancer and my three aunts also had breast cancer. >> while i got good news, judy wasn't so lucky. >> i went for another mammogram to make sure and after that they sent me for a biopsy. it was very painful. >> based on that biopsy, judy was told she had cancer. >> there's nobody that questions a biopsy and gets a double check. >> but women must get second opinions, says dr. elissa port, one of the nation's leading breast surgeons. have you ever had a woman come to you who said i have been diagnosed with breast cancer, and b

us. let's take a look at other news. several shi'a mosques were hit in bagdhad and kirkuk. in recent months, sunni militants of al-qaeda increased attacks. chinese state reports that a landslide trapped miners in tibet, over 4 kilometers. the missing miners were working for a state-owned gold company. the u.n. security council called for a force to carry out democratic offenses in z-- they voted in favor of the congolese brigade. nelson mandela spends his second full day in hospital for a recurring lung infections. south africans follow it with baited breath. jacob zuma says mr. mandela is in good spirits and is making progress. our report from johanessburg. >> no sense of alarm here. but nelson mandela's health is on many minds in south africa. the man seen as the father of the nation will send the weekend in hospital. >> i hope god will give him strength and courage to be an icon for the country. >> the 94 year old liberation hero was taken to hospital wednesday night with another lung infection, but the latest news is encouraging. >> former president mandela is in good s

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. >> madam clerk, i want to thank sfgtv and thank you for making us look beautiful and sounding smart. please silence all cell phones and complete any speaker cards to be included as part of the file should be submitted to the committee clerk and each member will be allotted the same number of minutes to speak. the items will appear on the march 12, 2013 board meeting agenda unless otherwise stated. >> excellent. i'm so excited. okay, could you please call item one. >> item number one is a hearing controller office park maintenance report for fiscal year 2011 and 2012. and parks throughout the city. >> are there any opening remarks? seeing none let's begin. >> i am sorry, there is one, excuse me. >> good morning, everyone, so i just wanted to introduce hearing item that was previously introduced under supervisor chu it is a annual fee that was passed by voters in 2003. we have here today general manager phil ginsberg to start off and litia from park as well. >> thank you, for introducing this. thank you for calling this hearing, this partnership that we have with the controller's offi

even with a budget deficit, what you are looking at here is gdp but not the way that you are used to looking at it more often than that phot what we talk about d g t we focused on the economy quarter growth range and whether it grew during the quarter this teems you in terms of a absolutely level base basis and reason i'm showing it this way is because for all four quarters of last year the overall economy was better than the it was before the prerecession high water mark and we have turn the quarter into a new expansion and if it didn't feel that way it that is to do with this the none farm payroll and each bar here represents a single month's change in the total number of people who have a job and you add up all of knows jobs that was loss during the recession it's 8.8 million people and we have only created five and-a-half million total job and that leaves us with a deficit of three or so million jobs and we are cranking out more in terms of goods and services but we are doing it with 3 million fewer people in the workforce and is to some extent that is why it may not feel like a n

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use energy. the capture is the big thing. what i did for the energy capture, i looked, like i did with the social organization, look at what is the highest level of energy capture on record in the year 200 ad, it was united states where the average american burned through 22le -- a staggering amount of energy we're burping -- burning through. if i if you eat 2,000 calories a day you'll maintain your weight and be healthy. average americans consume 4,368 -- maybe 3,468 -- which is a lot. which is i would all of us have some issues with this. what we dethe calories we eat are relatively expensive calories. most of us eat fancier things than bread. and people have this handy rule of thumb. if you lived entirely on meat you would need a ten to one conversion ratio. one calorie of meat has taken ten calories of grain to feed that animal to produce that calorie. so you would be consuming 35,000 calories. say your favorite dish and all you eat is lion. you have another ten to one ratio. so it takes ten calories of cow to produce one calorie of lion, ten calories of grain to p

i think she brings a lot of fresh ideas and the chance to really let us look at some important issues early on. certainly, we'll be asking questions about her views with respect to the balance on federal lands, with respect to energy development and environmental policy. i'm going to ask her questions about royalty issues. the question of making sure taxpayers get what is owed to them on federal lands. then, of course, because she has a broad swath of responsibilities if forestry we'll have a number of questions there as well. her responsibility goes to agencies like the bureau of land management. these are areas in our part of the world where we have to get the cut up, we have to put people back to work. we think we can do that in line with sensible environmental policies. >> on the topic of royalties. i know you have found an agreement on revenue sharing for coastal states that produce energy off their shores. where did that rank on your priority of getting that out of committee? do you think that the wider senate could pass a bill like that? >> the royalty issue and the revenue sha

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but for us, sunday looks wet and more coming in midweek. you can see the system out in the pacific. this is beginning to split as it heads over western washington. for us, we'll increase high clouds and look for the numbers to be not quite as warm tomorrow. we'll see it behind filtered crowds. expect this. dry, we will look for things to get into the 70s for sacramento. 81 in fresno. some fog. and the pinpoint forecast is calling for 70 at concord, 71 at liver more. 70 degrees at napa. in the extended torest. that's when we see the clouds. monday we get a break. we'll go to partly cloudy. it's tuesday and wednesday that we'll begin to increase showers again and over spreading the rest of the area wednesday. thursday and friday we'll go back to partly cloudy skies, all the way back into the upper 50s. that's weather, saturday looks good. >> rain would be good. >> not bad. >> they were punished for breaking the rules. >> why the ncaa is imposing sanctions against the st. mary basketball team. you can't move the tv there. yuh-huh. we have a wi