she said she's on a mission for change three wellcome and its a- team it sounds great book of love as we're still talking about a society the looks of fashion runways and looking at people that weren't that is designed for size 0. in our i don't we know is this is the for myself and attacking the current up a love fashion and looking at magazines and runways and went to fashion week last week and even i felt a little uncomfortable because i felt like the kennedys women you cannot relate to them and not a size 0 of always been a larger girl a career girl >>> and most women are most women don't look like that. >>> and i think it's sad how the media has this unattainable of view of beauty that a note to savor the win because i think all women are reopened just women who are celebrities and art in the spot light most of us don't look like that. >>> you look beautiful. i just don't know how are going to change it because we still have a lot of girls particularly galling to the speeding disorders and starving horse stories an anorexic web sites and things like that so how do you make the da

we really will commit commit -- wellcome it, even though we have to move. we're moving starting this thursday and we will complete our move on july 2. i ask that you bear with us if we are not as prompt as you would like. we will be working, of course, and trying to keep everything going during this major, major move. even though i expect that things will go according to plan, but there may be a couple of glitches, especially with high tech stuff. i would like to think the director of finance administration for doing this all while she is on maternity leave, coming back to work several times, and also, i would like to thank our deputy for technology services to step in former. -- for her. we could not keep her away. she is trying to get logistics done. that concludes our report. i would be happy to answer any questions. commissioner campos: thank you. colleagues, any questions of our executive director? seeing none, why don't we open and up to public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. madam clerk, could you call item no. 5. >> item 5 the exclus

. >>> wellcome i am your host elisabeth's filling in for frank. today show features a cabaret singer a fitness expert and an art educator and author. before we get going love to hear from our viewers connect with us are pitched us a show idea hat cbs san francisco dot com. links to our e-mail information you need and social media. the first guest is the queen of cabaret have very long career in nightclubs and cabarets and had record for instance in several venues so forer

of course it is a poem of wellcome, but also a poll of protest, that she is really saying, we're not just accepting the ancient world and its ideals. we have a different idea in mind. help us make sense of this poem. >> the image of the colossus that artists had came from a lithograph, a german lithograph of the early 18th century, and it shows a gigantic male figure astride two slivers of land cut by a harbor. this was the harbor at roads. this 18th-century lithograph was very different, archaeologists found out, from the original statute, the colossus of rhodes, but it was this warrior ramage, a male image, a powerful giant presiding of pretoria's country. i think that is we're not like the brazen giant of big fame, that is what emma lazarus had in mind. we're not doing that. >> she is starting out with a negative statement, which is not something that we think of with poetry. >> with concrete wends, astride from land to land. -- with conquering winds, the strike from land to land. the images still going to be a mighty woman with a porch, but it is interesting the transformation ha

of course it is a poem of wellcome, but also a poll of protest, that she is really saying, we're not just accepting the ancient world and its ideals. we have a different idea in mind. help us make sense of this poem. >> the image of the colossus that artists had came from a lithograph, a german lithograph of the early 18th century, and it shows a gigantic male figure astride two slivers of land cut by a harbor. this was the harbor at roads. this 18th-century lithograph was very different, archaeologists found out, from the original statute, the colossus of rhodes, but it was this warrior ramage, a male image, a powerful giant presiding of pretoria's country. i think that is we're not like the brazen giant of big fame, that is what emma lazarus had in mind. we're not doing that. >> she is starting out with a negative statement, which is not something that we think of with poetry. >> with concrete wends, astride from land to land. -- wit conquering winds, the strike from land to land. the images still going to be a mighty woman with a porch, but it is interesting the transformation has

we move like you to speak up at five minutes but was wellcome anything in writing. ceo of the international swaps and derivatives association mr. pickel has been a highly visible figure with the regulatory discussions with over the counter derivatives. and completed undergraduate work at williams college. larry, send it is a managing director for the trusting ferrying company and he regularly interacts with government and agencies and issues impacting the company. his law degree from uc-berkeley. our next panelist is mr. kelleher who has it looks like we are out of order but over three decades of experience and nonprofit and charitable sector and contributing four years also receiving his degree from harvard law school and undergraduate from brandeis. mr. erickson is here on behalf of the commodity markets council and prior to his current position previously appointed us cftc and he received his degree international affairs from august and at and also south dakota school of law. we will go down the panel from left to right to mr. pickel your first. >> chairwoman and

so now it is time to travel the world in a foreign affairs and come kt matters and wellcom mcfarland.hank you, i want to tell you, you have no idea who this lady is. she should be speaking to you. she is a legend in diplomatic circles. she does not seen her on present -- praise as ever. she ran a major corporation and went on to be the ambassador to finland where they were not expecting a woman ambassador hand has continued to do great things for conservative causes and republican causes around the world. i am honored to share the stage with you. can you hear me if i walk over here? i also want to thank john andris because he guessed it. he understands that is not just about winning enough votes to be president, and nafta votes to hold public office. it is about changing the way people think. i learned that from ronald reagan. he knew it was not enough to be president. he knew you had to get the support of the american people. we have had political leaders for the past decade who did not get that. that is why it is important, the work you are doing, to educate yourself and to be part