. >> thank you, i want to give props and thanks to sfgtv for tell vicing us. >> i am going to ask for any objections to take last item three and it will take a couple of motion and could we do that without objection? >> could you call item three? >>resolution supporting fy2015-2016 community development block grant, emergency solutions grant, and housing opportunities for persons with aids consolidated plan goals. (mayor's office of housing) . >> and we have brian chiu from the mayor's office of housing. >> good morning, committee members, each year, as you know, we come before this committee and the board of supervisors to go through the first step of allowing us to submit our annual proposal to hud to receive the development block grant, program funds and the emergency solutions program funds, housing opportunities for the bay funds and the home dollars which allow us to provide money so that we have been the construction of affordable housing. and this year, we plan to release our request proposal and the request for proposals incorporating all of those funds next week to allow us

vice president. thanks for talking to us.o independent confirmation about the content of this article, but it raises some interesting questions, doesn't? how clear is that we have a disagreement over one of the basic principles of the european union? >> i think it is pretty clear that anybody who would challenge the fundamental principle of the working of the european union would certainly be in disagreement with germany and for the majority of other members in the european union. i think the real conflict is one in which germany has been on the side of the united kingdom when it comes to streamlining bureaucracy, cutting red tape, and gauging free-trade agreements on a global scale. all that which is seen as --ntessential british a dead agenda is something they are supportive of, but if a british prime minister goes against the fundamental principles of the european union, this is where german support stops. boxes that something, this fallout over immigration, is it something that stops angela merkel offering what it might t

thank you so much for joining us. viceesident biden says democrats are keeping the senate but clearly preparing for a change with all the lessons, historical precedents that he gave gloria, talking about how the white house should be ready to compromise with the republican congress. should the democratic party as a whole be preparing for this takeover? >> i agree with the vice president. we're going to hold the senate tomorrow night. and the reason we're going to hold the senate is twofold. going into election day, we have a superior ground game that's run circles around the republicans. we have more absentee ballots, 25,000 more absentee ballots requested in iowa and more returned in iowa. we have almost 50% of the early vote in north carolina, is democrats to 32% for the republicans. we really significantly increased our early vote turnout here in florida over our 2010 turnout. this was a razor-thin election four years ago. charlie crist will be elected the first democratic governor in the 21st century in florida because

video units and vice giving us more video units, we think we're going to continue our double-digit growthn the advertising digital business for a few years to come. >> and in terms of your revenues, most of it, a lot of it is from sponsorship, as karen had mentioned. interestingly, too, though, you say a lot of it is from beer. beer is a huge -- i mean, can you tell us a little bit about that. because i think that's kind of surprising, because you don't think about it when you think of live nation. >> we make money three ways. we're going to spend over $3 billion this year just for the concert. most of that is going to the artist. but it feeds our three high-margin businesses. on site, whether it's parking, food, beverage, all the ways we make money on site. sponsorship and ticketing. and the reality is, in our business, unlike disneyland, when you get to a concert, you're not looking for gourmet food, but you're certainly looking for a cold beer. so 80% of our concession business, which is $100 million business, is actually what we call wet and it's actually mostly alcohol. >> okay. >> s

the math behind that prediction, the vice-president said this to wplr radio in connecticut. >> i think we have a chance of picking up an independent who will be with us in the state of kansas. >> orman campaign manager quickly repudiated the comment saying issue quote, greg has never spoken to the vice-president in his life. greg is an independent and is not going to washington to represent the democrats or the republicans. he is going to represent the people of kansas. orman and his wife, sybil, voted in their home town. before anyone knew about mr. biden's comments i asked orman, self-made multimillionaire, what difference between run asking answer and running a campaign. >> quite similar in a lot of respects and other respects they're different. in running a business, facts are important, and campaigning, sometimes it doesn't seem like that has been the case in a lot of instances. >> republican senator pat roberts seeking a fourth term and locked in the political battle of his life took advantage of early vote michigan and spend the day doing radio interviews and phone banking. his campaign monger told me he is using vice-president bide beside's o

washington says that's not off the table but for now vice president joe biden used his trip to ukraine to give nonlethal aid. >> it's simply unacceptable in the 21st century for countries to attempt to redraw borders by choice in europe or for anywhere near matter or to intervene militarily because they don't like a decision their neighbor has made. many here on a regular run to ukrainen controlled territory in search of functioning banks. >> the people have changed the government. but for ordinary people, it's just meant war and nothing more. >> the infrastructure has been demolished. the security situation is worse. and the financial situation is worrying everybody here. life has become hard. >>reporter: and hardship is far from restricted to this part of eastern ukraine. the economy as a whole is in trouble. inflation on the rise, international aid stalled. already the optimism of a year ago already seems more than a world away. >>> nearly five and a half thousand people have died since the start of the ebola outbreak in west africa and the united nations is warning that women are e

and the san francisco ta and executive director change and of course, we had our chair, vice chair tedol enwith us as well. and as a reminder shs we will have over 22,000 tons of steel when we are done constructing the transit center, everything will be supplied and fabric ated dow nestically we have everyone across 19 different states and i want to point out something that is very important and that is the column that was put in place, the column that you see there and all of the columns installed at the transit side have a unique and innovative seismic safety design and i thought that it was important that i asked sean mcneill to give a brief overview of what the design is and why it is so important. and so we could have sean, come up. >> good morning, board. >> this one right here. >> what? okay, great. >> where does it light up here? >> there it is. >> okay, fantastic, and so, the element that i am talking about is shown in the upper left-hand and it is a plate that can be found at the topps of the columns and the bottoms of the columns at the ground floor level, all right? and so, the right p

vice president cheney. that one i thought was really, really wrong and it created some real tension between us. i would not say it was visible, particularly, but i really am hard ontical and very vice president dick cheney because he was the main misleader that got us into that war. it was at the weapons of mass destruction issue, because i thought that saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction, but i still voted against the war. you don't attack people because they have weapons of mass destruction, or else we would have attacked the soviet union, or we would have been attack, or we would've attacked pakistan, or pakistan would attack india. just because we had thought he had those weapons of mass structure in, it does not give us reason to attack them. it is only if he threatens to use them against you. then you say ok. presented to the american people before the iraq war which has given me the greatest heartburn with the second bush administration was the representation to the american people, including at unwittingly right general powell, who tried to get rid of the stuff that was not su

joining us is the senior vice president for the society of human resource management. joining us. >> thank you for having me. we're delighted to be here. >> there are a lot of employees out there of major corporations. what are some of the things you hear that are of concern the most? >> we're in flu season right now so we're concerned about productivity, making sure employees stay healthy and are able to come to work. many employers and employees are getting flu shows these days. and it's critical. the other thing we're in is the benefits enrollment season. a lot of employers are having to comply with the federal health care act. we're concerned about making sure our employees are taken re of. >> are those some of the issues you address in conferences? it has to be a challenge. when the law changed, you have to comply. >> this conference is unique us for. this is our leadership conference. we have over 900h.r. pros from around the country. we took 400 today on capitol hill because we're interested in regulatory issues as well. so this conference was designed to really

welcome to the land use committee i'm scott wiener the chairman of the committee to my left is malia cohen or committee vice chair supervisor kim will be joining us shortly our clerk is andrea ashbury and i want to thank sfgovtv for broadcasting today's hearing specifically jonathan please turn off all electronic device

he's expected to use the vice toyota show support to the christian my or at thises of the middle east-- minorities of the middle east and will meet the president at the presidential palace. the main point of the trip is to try to reignite the roman catholic and orthodox churches which split nearly 1,000 years ago. >>> hundreds of thousands of people have been displace ed by the ongoing military operation in pakistan. they are living in tents and as winter sets they have been left exposed to the elements. a report now from there. >> reporter: intensified military operations in the federally administered tribal regions has displaced over a million people. some of them have arrived in camps. and other places and despite the fact that the federal disaster management authority has said that these people will be well looked after, there are no tents available. people that we spoke to, said they were facing hardships, their families needed clothes for the winter. and there was no food to eat. whatever little distribution effort is underway, is being undertaken by the world food program of th

welcome to the land use committee i'm scott wiener the chairman of the committee to my left is malia cohen or committee vice chair supervisor kim will be joining us shortly our clerk is andrea ashbury and i want to thank sfgovtv for broadcasting today's hearing specifically jonathan please turn off all electronic devices. >> >> yes. all electronic devices completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. to be included items acted upon today will appear on the and items acted upon will be in others november 25th a agenda otherwise ice states. >> madam clerk call item one. >> an ordinance for the planning code for the clove reevicted use district and supervisor cohen is the author. >> thank you very much good afternoon. i'm offering a simple amendment to the alcohol revicinity district for the 0 type 23 or the as small as beer manufacturer alcohols permit it was passed 10 years ago because of an existence of a high liquor existing in the 23rd corridor it is bounded by the creek to the north and egg better and better avenue and u.s. 101 south to the southern bound in 2003

welcome to the land use commission of the san francisco full board of supervisors i'm supervisor wiener the chairman of the committee to my left is supervisor malia cohen and our vice chair supervisor kim will be joining us our clerk a andrea ashbury i want to thank sfgovtv for broadcasting today's hearing specific jessie larson and jennifer lowe. >> madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. electronic devices. all files and documents to be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the november 18, 2014, board of supervisors agenda otherwise stated. >> item one is an ordinance ordinance for the administrative code for a street light policy. >> i'm the lead authority of item one and i want to thank supervisor cohen and supervisor kim for covering this item it is legislation to reform and improve san francisco's approach to street lights and to make sure that we have that we have a high quality street light system that works for pedestrians and consistent with our better streets plan the street lights and the level of lighting open the situation have a disconnect impact on the lives of everyone they incapable the quality of life and support the nigh

us . >> to my right is supervisor tang, the vice chair, president chu will be joining us soon and we are also joined by supervisor scott weiner today. the clerk is erica major and i'd also like to thank the sfgov tv folks who are filming our meeting today, jessie larson and josh what alexander. madam clerk, do you have any announcements? >> please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices. speaker cards and all documents to be included as part ftd file should be submitted to the clerk. items acted on today will appear on the november 4 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> item 1 is municipal transportation agency to discuss auto fees for stolen vehicles. >> supervisor weiner, thank you. >> thank you, madam chair, for angendizing this item today. i very much appreciate it. today, colleagues, this hearing which i called for this month has as its purpose a review of our city's automobile towing policies and fees with respect to stolen vehicles. and i called for this hearing because the mta's contract with auto return, our vendor that provides towing serv

us. there are no thoughts or feelings that he has had the we haven't had a and vice versa. we pray for all of us to learn compassion for people in our country and far away, rich and poor, and we will be less frightened of each other. we pray our focus is more to love and appreciate him and less to change and. tell us to remember sharing love is the highest contribution we can make and will lead us to children being fed and the planet surviving. forgive our righteousness and anger, open our hearts and minds to find the next expression of love for pat that he can receive. and they would read this at the meeting and go yes, right. but they kept reading it. kind of came in and said we would go with their were chats in past sessions around the district, usually people have a bone to pick and nothing would happen but they approach with a smile and handshake and information that made it difference and two years later they went to ask to co-sponsor legislation on micro finance and the leader of this group, the woman who would become his wife said once he says he will co-sponsor the

to the san francisco land use & economic development committee i'm supervisor wiener the chairman of the committee our committee vice chair supervisor kim was unable to join us today so supervisor mar is sitting in place the of supervisor kim and supervisor cohen a member of the committee we're also joined by the president of the board of supervisors supervisor chiu sfgovtv is broovtd toys be hearing i want to thank jessie larson and derrick our clerk is announcements? >> yes. please silence all electronic devices. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be smoimentd to the clerk and items acted upon today will appear on the on september 4th agenda your madam clerk call one. >> a vacation of an area between twin peaks boulevard. >> i'm the author of item number one colleagues speak proposal vacancies an embankment and the construction of a stairway and installation a permanent landscaping by the adjacent property owner curling you're going u during any rains we'll eventually have rain the dirt slides down the hill it will stabilize the hill and provides paul mccartney the improvements has strong

vice president cheney. that, i thought, was really wrong. they created some real tension between us. i won't say it was physical, i have been, but very critical and very hard on vice president cheney. i think you really was the main leader that got us into that war. it wasn't the weapons of mass destruction issue, because i thought saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction. don't attack people because they have weapons of mass destruction, or else we would have attacked the soviet union or they would have attacked us, for pakistan, or india. -- weecause we had a thought he had weapons doesn't give us the reason to attack him. it is only if he is threatening to use them or has used them against you that he would then say, ok. what was presented to the american people before the iraq war, which gave them the greatest heartburn in a second bush administration, was representations to the american people, including at the u.n. powell,gly, by general who tried to get rid of the stuff. it was not supportable. he still ended up with statements in their which were not accurate. but at lea

welcome to the land use committee i'm scott wiener the chairman of the committee to my left is malia cohen or committee vice chair supervisor kim will be joining us shortly our clerk is andrea ashbury and i want to thank sfgovtv for broadcasting today's hearing specifically jonathan please turn off all electronic devices. >> >> yes. all electronic devices completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. to be included items acted upon today will appear on the and items ac

welcome to the land use commission of the san francisco full board of supervisors i'm supervisor wiener the chairman of the committee to my left is supervisor malia cohen and our vice chair supervisor kim will be joining us our clerk a andrea ashbury i want to thank sfgovtv for broadcasting today's hearing specific jessie larson and jennifer lowe. >> madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. electronic devices. all files and documents to be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the november 18, 2014,

here with us on set is vice president for federal affairs, out of rich monday virginia, a former bloombergusiness week writer, and host of the podcast. and from washington, d.c., senior fellow at the competitive enterprise institute a free market think tank. thank you all for joining us. kenneth six years the banks nearly brought down the u.s. financial system. and now it seems like they have recovered pretty quickly. banks will tell you things are pretty good. how are consumers faring? >> consumers are trying to recover. we have had large financial institutions, big banks engage in a lot of predator lending, toxicity flooded the system, and consumers are trying to rebound. you have maybe about -- more than 50% of the population in the united states living paycheck to paycheck. >> so robin the banks seem to be in better shape, but are they functioning in a way that would avoid another crash. >> i think no two crashes are the same. if you try to glean lessons from the savings and loan crash that lead to a massive recession. it was really apples and oranges. there are things to be learned fr

welcome to the land use commission of the san francisco full board of supervisors i'm supervisor wiener the chairman of the committee to my left is supervisor malia cohen and our vicerk a andrea ashbury

the vice president attack is an appeal to president -- prejudice. this drag new uses the influence -- mr. agnew uses the influence of his high office. any fair-minded viewer knows television networks are not devoted to putting across a single point of view, the present all significant views on issues of importance. it is regrettable the vice the freedomuld deny of the press. those who might feel momentary agreement with his remarks should think carefully whether that kind of television news is what they want. >> this has been a special report from cbs news. >> monday night on the --municators >> what about the people who don't have broadband? no one is addressing that right now. it collects money, which goes locally to subsidized telephone service, which could be repositioned to create broadband service. there is possibility of title 2. we need a universal service program and people need to have broadband. >> monday night at 8:00 on the communicators. artifactsek, american visits museums, archives, and historic places. we visit the national archives in college park, m

the vice president's attack is an appeal to prejudice. mr. agnew uses the influence of his high office. to criticize the way a government licenses news medium covers the activity of government itself. any fair-minded viewer knows television networks are not devoted to putting across a single point of view, the present all significant views on issues of importance. it is regrettable the vice president would deny the freedom of the press. those who might feel momentary agreement with his remarks should think carefully whether that kind of television news is what they want. this is roger mudd, cbs news, washington. >> this has been a special report from cbs news. [kennedy assassination records] tim hwang onnd, congressional legislation predictor that uses data mining and artificial intelligence. sunday evening at 6:30 p.m., new jersey governor chris christie talks with newly elected gop governors on what they call the next chapter of their political comeback. saturday night at 10:00 on book tv on c-span2, former cbs investigative reporter cheryl attkisson

. >> the fda says the vast majority of women getting a hysterectomy should not be treated using a viceled a morcelitor. it's estimated about 1 in every 350 women who were morcelorated had their cancer spread, and i hope i pronounced that correctly. i'll hear from a doctor today. >> and the nation reacts to a controversial grand jury verdict coming up. >> and much closer to home, taking a live look outside, overlooking san jose, all quiet on the streets there. a very cool start to our morning for our standards here on the west coast. christina has a look at that forecast, it's changing. rain in the forecast this week, lots of it. >>> let's take a live look outside this morning. look at the bay bridge shaking in its glory. it's tuesday, november 25th. this is "today in the bay." >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. thousands of miles away in ferguson, missouri to right here in the bay area, protests being felt after a grand jury not charging a police officer in the shooting death of unarmed bla

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royce says the seven month extension should be used to tighten the economic vice. they said they believe the talks should be coupled with sanctions. but white house spokesperson josh earnest says it could be counter-productive. he says the administration believes enough progress has been made to answer the concerns. iran's president is upbeat about the way the talks are going. hassan rouhani says negotiators are reaching progress and will reach a deal sooner or later. he said he ran will defend its right to develop nuclear power and will work hard to get economic powers to list economic sanctions. >>> the huskey fence secretary of state has become a high level problem. chuck hagel is stepping down. president obama praised him for efforts during upheaval at home and abroad. >> having guided the department through this transition, it was an important time for him to complete his service. >> the president said hagel helped strengthen alliances in the asia-pacific region. he also commended him for his handling of the ebola crisis in west africa. he said hagel always ga