i want you to know i'm not asking you to support this system. there's a support for the international fire code on the consent calendar in october. what we'll have some conversation about the next statement but it's been vetted and supported by every firefighter fire department in the skroi. you don't get into the fire code unless it's tavern and there's support for that particular code. the california state fire marshall voted to include the code. her vote as a positive we want to see is it if the code. the california fire chiefs association supported this with the california fire marshalls office. and the professional firefighters sported this as well. the question before this committee shouldn't be why we should have this. it's been answered. the question is shouldn't we insure that your fire code retains and adopt the appendix k. that list of supporting documents is in the binder. i have binders here so you'll have all the supporting documents. i don't understand why the fire department's is not supporting this. make no mistake this is not a

could you ask monthly who is able to stand please come forward >> thank you. i'm an attorney for rescue air. in my two minutes i want to say i'm sorry that you couldn't ask about the number of jurisdictions but that's 80. i want to talk about two issues. non-this is not an option. we ask the city attorney whether or not this was truly an option and they said for any building above 1 hundred and 20 feet it's not on option their required to have the service elevator and they probably won't want this their say no option above 1 hundred and 20 feet and they're talking about replacing this with a fire access he elevator. are there any fire service elevators that need this code in this city right now by the way, we've heard testimony from someone who does this elevators they were for the other side and they said no zero, zip none. so the question is how can i is we're to replace something with nothing how can you say that with small business owner something that's not been drilled or tested in the city. i wish you could have asked the fire chiefs their the experts.

. >> if you ask somebody -- i read polls, like everybody else -- if you ask michelle, do we want to be involved in mother war? the answer's no. >>> george zimmerman is back in the spotlight after an alleged domestic dispute. >>> plus, tennis player rafael nadal captures his 13th grand slam title. >>> an update on the recovery of the update of a beloved feline mayor. >>> and a find that's been sitting in an attic for decades. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. in a surprise move russia, it is suggesting syria head over its chemical weapons. this could avoid a potential military strike, but president obama is skeptical saying he will take it with a grain of salt. more on the president's hard sell in just a little bit. first, our new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll to tell you about. nbc's tracie potts is live in washington. tracie, good morning to you. a lot of good data in there. the question might be, how steep is the president's uphill battle now? >> reporter: well, it will be a tough battle for the president if, in fact, he pursuing military action. if the russian

s happening, >> tomorrow is yom kippur. >> you ask god for forgiveness. t feel, do you want to hear from the people that have wronged you? wrongedeople that have me, i'm cool on that. i'm more concerned with people i think i've wronged. on yom kippur, i try to keep it hamas.ght with my baby you know what i'm saying? >> people who wronged you are supposed to ask for forgiveness? >> you ask god for forgiveness. >> you're supposed to go to all the people you've wronged and ask for forgiveness. >> harvey never heard of that part of it. that would take too long. >> i'll just go on the p.a. later. >> take an ad out in "variety" or something like that. full page ad in "variety" with a list of names like the vietnam wall. a list of names. .> hold up, freeze >> coming up -- >> brandon t. jackson. katt williams has a series that every funny black man wears a dress. brandon wore the dress in "big mama 3". the dress.wear >> plus -- >> selma blair is in a battle the people who make "anger management" over firing her. because they're all waiting for charlie toor charlie

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then they will talk to you about china. then they will askyou not to go with their daughter. - no, they won't. - they will probably say that you're both too young. but that's silly. we're both 17. that's what they will say, but what they will mean... is they don't want you involved with sara because you are chinese. i think you're wrong. the grayson's aren't like that. perhaps. i hope you're right. - so, did you find out ? - well, i started talking to the foreman of the crew-- - and you found out what it's going to be ? - yes, a laundromat. a laundromat ? good ! i can bring my clothes in the morning, and wash them while i'm working here. did you hear, mr. brashov ? it's going to be a laundromat next door. - a laundromat ? not good. - why not ? they'll be coming in here all the time asking for change for the machines... and never buying anything. a place like that is going to be nothing but a nuisance. you'll see. no water ! oh, now what ? jamal. see what is wrong back there. - could you change this for me ? - certainly. you wouldn't happen to

because if you ask somebody, you know, i read polls like everybody else and you if ask somebody, if you ask michele, do we want to be involved in another war, the answer is, no. and so i recognize how important that debate is and it's my belief that for me, the president, to act without consensus in a situation where there's not a direct imminent threat to the homeland or interests around the world that that's not the kind of precedent that want to set. we're going to spend this week talking to members of congress, answering their quest and i'm going to speak to the american people tomorrow night directly and i'll evaluate after that whether or not we feel strongly enough about in that we're willing to move forward. >> are you confident you'll get the votes? >> you know, i wouldn't say i'm confident. i'm confident that the members of congress are taking this issue very seriously and they're doing their homework and i appreciate that. >> you can catch more of savannah's interview with president obama this morning on "today." >>> a reminder now, msnbc will have special coverage of the pre

>> anderson: and that is the question you recommend people ask. st here but anybody at home. >> everybody at home where do you want it to go? do you want to put a down payment on a house? do you want to pay for college? do you want to retire. these are dreams but our financial goals. >> anderson: and it's hard for people to wrap their hands around their debt and see how vulnerable they are. you have a test for that. >> right. the test that i use to really get yourself to figure out how subject you are to falling into financial peril is to figure out how much of an optimist or pessimist are. we asked the audience we said where are you on a scale of 1-10 where 1 is pessimism and 10 is optimism. you are blissed out. where were my one's? can i see my one's. >> anderson: one is pessimism. i will say i am a total pessimist. i believe the worst every worst possible thing that could happen is going to happen. >> where are my 5s? where are my 10's? >> i'm ok, man. >> don't be so happy. all right. >> what is the ideal spot? >> where are my 8s? 8s? 8s are ide

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you ask law enforcement, you ask student administration, you ask faculty, they don't want that. >> colleges in colorado, now 15 of them, allow concealed carry. we don't see irresponsible behavior, no accidental shootings... >> i mean, there was a girl in my class who was killed in her chair. so, if this person who was the one with gun who was still in the chair who was killed, then cho would've had three guns. you know, you could what if the situation a thousand times, you know? it doesn't get you anywhere. it's people who think they're going to save the day. so many people who have looked at me and told me, you know, to my face or through emails or through whatever or through responding to my comments on whatever that you know, that if they were there that day with me in my class, they would've saved the lives of people around me, man. that almost offends me, the fact that you can so sure tell me what you would do in that situation when i guarantee you, man, you would lose your mind if you were in that thing. >> the question is, what's so different about a college campus that we can suspen

>> bob: let me just ask you what i asked the other congressman. can you see any scenario under which you would support the strike? >> it's possible. i think we're going to have to have members of the house working on a much more limited resolution that the one considered in the senate. ime going to take a look at that. i want to support the president. i believe in him. i believe that if the president came in and campaigned -- as our war, and says i think we need to do this-eye want to make sure i understand what he has seen, and keep in mind, bob, one of our problems is that we get information in these classified briefings -- we've been in the same briefings, where we can't even see the information. >> bob: let me ask you, you've heard dennis mcdonagh say, nobody rebuts the evidence. would you agree with that? >> nobody rebuts the information we've been presented at of briefings. but it's not as strong as the statements the approximate the and his mx*d agz have been making. i urged the administration in the most recent briefings, for example, to be

did you ask him what he was doing during the siege? any of our allies in the region and say can you help sn us? we're under fire. and did you interview susan rice and ask her if she had any preparation on the false talking points. if you or i had gone on to five shows and perpetuated a false myth on an internet video, we would not have been promoted to national security advisor like she has been. >> and if you -- i understand that you are saying you want to ask things specifically, did you interview these very important people? what if say say yes we did and we still sit where we are now? >> well, they didn't. and if they do say we did, my response to that would be did you ask the following questions. did you ask hillary clinton whether or not she was aware that our facility had previously been attacked and if she was aware of it, what did she do to boost security? i know the answer to the questions. and as any average or slightly below average prosecutor, you don't ask questions you don't know the answers to. i know the answers to thes

on march 26th we came to you asking permission to enter into this contract. you provided us direction 09ctionv proposed term of the agreement, asked us to continue to negotiate and come back to you with some changes ~. specifically, you wanted to see the percentage of the budget supporting youth participants to go up. ~ on the you wanted us to developer formance metrics we would use to evaluate the contract. report back geographic representation of the youth served. you had concerns about the contract term. we were proposing a four-year term on march 26. regarding geographic representation first, san francisco conservation corps did provide a breakdown of their participants for 2012 and it's in the report and you'll see that more than half, 57% of participants in that calendar year were from bayview hunters point and visitacion valley neighborhoods and about 82% of of representatives are coming from the southeast neighborhood to san francisco. and there is a wide variety of neighborhoods served. larkin does not have [speaker not understood] because they're hom

. >> you asked me a straight question and i gave you a straight answer. >> stephen: i asked you a gay question. prove you support gay people and make out with me. >> you are asking me to do things that i probably would to the do. >> stephen: okay, because y do you not find me attractive. >> no, i think you're an interesting man and you're very attractive, you're handsome, well dressed. >> stephen: why won't you make out with me. >> if we don't have any attraction. >> stephen: if you think i'm fat just say so. >> i think that you will decide whether you are fat or not. >> stephen: do you think i think i'm fat. >> if you say so i guess that's what you think, i don't perceive it. >> stephen: okay, great, just say i'm fat. >> no, i didn't. >> stephen: you sdbs, you just said you think i think i am. so you must be a reason for you to be thinking that. >> i'm really trying to let you decide who you are. >> stephen: all right, okay. congressman, can i ask you about a photo i found on a web site of you. >> sure. >> stephen: this photo of you with tape over your mouth and some sort of jairo gl

kaiser to do it you should ask every other medicare plan to do it you may be convincing the two. >> any other public comment. oh, please come forward >> i'm here on behavior. >> can't hear you. >> is that better? >> thank you. >> hello, i'm here on behalf of the local 21 we're. >> i still can't hear you, you have to speak a little bit closer. >> okay. we're here to say we appreciate the board supporting this particle as - particularly harassing as it relates to kaiser. >> and representing pr b i have a written statement to read but before that with the statements of richard brought that actually providers are doing to screw with the medicare payments their probable for their own payments and it's a question to be asked of the providers and not medicare. medicare is falling the payment and it's being screwed with so medicare is not picking up the cost. po b times me to read this statement and one thing we'd like you to know when we talk about development costs from kaiser we're hoping those are not increases that are passed on to our members because they've been developing better

you information about his program. i can't remember his last name now. he finally asked the child is there any adult at school that knows your name? and he said "yeah the janitor". only the janitor knew his name and we called the janitor and asked will you sit with the child in the center? and he said yesterday. absolutely. he loved that boy and there was real resolution as a result of that circle of restorative justice. there are amazing programs to look into if your school is interested. we have six minutes -- if that, right bosss? so if anybody has any questions for these amazing people in si verse group of fields the floor is open to you. >> [inaudible] >> did you just search right now. >> [inaudible] >> i didn't say this -- do not share it widely because you can't yet. >> you can eventually. >> i wanted to give everyone a sneak peak. we're going to launch the video in october so this was just for your eyes only. that camera over there -- do not broadcast that or else my friends back at facebook will be really mad at me, but on october 1 we will launch it and i will

we ask you recommend other cities including the office of environment office and others. we're asking you to work with other agencies and recommend the community to have those under the preview. and in a moment i'm going to ask my colleague to talk about here efforts and i'll transition over the initiatetion. we're asking you to introduce the japan town to fulfill the recommendation of dhs and to have tailored parking in the neighborhood. it's vested by the organization community and we've had meetings with the property owners. it compliance the nc district into a single district. the recommendations are largely a hybrid based on the community desire. one of the biggest moves was to create a maximum in the neighborhood. so obviously it's to initiate today, we'll do the environmental review and return as soon as the environmental review is complete in a month. i'd like to turn to over to my colleague. >> good afternoon. i'm from the office of economic workforce development and i'm here to express our support for the japan heritage and economic strategy and to offer our comm

you don't want to be interviewed? >> next question. >> what question did they ask you?have i seen [ bleep ]. >> that caused you to cry? >> because it hurt me. >> they asked if you could see [ bleep ], that hurt you? [ cryi ining ] [ bleep ] it hurt. >> you're going to win aacademy award with -- stop crying. i don't want to hear you crying. i'm going to go back and ain't going to talk to you about this. they want me to talk to you about being released i'm going going to listen to you cry about some other damn man. >> i'm sorry. i'm sorry. >> the last time, how long you stay? three, four months. both times in population you caught yourself being with one individual. yes or no? >> uh-huh. >> even though you call yourself being with one individual, do you not have people coming after you all of the time? yes or no? just yes or no? >> no. well -- yes. >> whether you say your problems, they're your problems or not i cannot stop these guys from coming after you, and you know that regardless, somebody's going to make a play for you. so why should i turn you out to pop? >> pleas

it is no wonder then that you asking hard questions. so let me answer some of the most important questions i heard from members of congress, and that i read in letters you spend to me. -- sense to me, first. many of you have asked, will this put us on a slippery slope to another war? one man wrote that we're still recovering from our involvement in iraq. veteran, this nation is sick and tired of war. my answer is simple, i will not put american boots on the ground in syria. i will not pursue an open-ended action like oh, rac iraq or afg, i will not pursue a long air campaign like libya or kosovo, this is a targeted strike to achieve a clear objective, deterring use of chemical weapons and degrading bashar al-assad's ki capabilities other asked if it is worth acting if we don take out assad. there is no point in a pinpoint strike in syria, let me make something clear, u.s. military does not do pin pricks. even a limited strike will send a message to assad that 94 tor no other nation can deliver. i don't think we should remove another take

. >> you ask god for forgiveness. does that feel, do you want to hear from the people that have wronged you? wrongedeople that have me, i'm cool on that. i'm more concerned with people i think i've wronged. on yom kippur, i try to keep it hamas.ght with my baby you know what i'm saying? >> people who wronged you are supposed to ask for forgiveness? >> you ask god for forgiveness. >> you're supposed to go to all the people you've wronged and ask for forgiveness. >> harvey never heard of that part of it. that would take too long. >> i'll just go on the p.a. later. >> take an ad out in "variety" or something like that. full page ad in "variety" with a list of names like the vietnam wall. a list of names. .> hold up, freeze >> coming up -- >> brandon t. jackson. katt williams has a series that every funny black man wears a dress. brandon wore the dress in "big mama 3". the dress.wear >> plus -- >> selma blair is in a battle the people who make "anger management" over firing her. because they're all waiting for charlie to m

>> i think that it was sensible for you to ask for five years, because you might have some of that trimmed and it would be like when you are going back to 2009. if you had an issue like that as it goes through the years it will shake itself out. if you had similar numbers in 2009 that were somehow rolling over in 2010. and like as you go through the years, and the over all effect is that, you know, from 2009, to 2013, it was a fairly accurate picture there. and i would like the good thing to notice is that when you look at the numbers in 2014, refer to healings and 200. and then as you go down through the list. you can see that... that the number of cases that at least been handled is way more than previous years, and we finally got our staff back. and so that would be, so that answers the 349. and like, the left-hand column is the number of cases that we received during the 2013. >> yeah. >> and the column to the right then is the number of those that have gone to healing. >> and but you expect that to be higher and you expect that to grow, right? >> and you will have some of the bad in t

why did you guys bring me back here? we need to ask you a few more questions. i already confessed. i shot gamba. what else is there to say? what did adisa tell you about emil dornvald? just that he was dangerous. and he is. i mean, he killed my friend julia for no reason, except to get back at me. did he tell you where dornvald came from? where he lived? why are you asking this? did the word valhalla ever come up? no. what is this about?

are you asking us and corporations and others to do? >> when i asked them how they got to where they were in their lives, they said because i worked hard, because i was motivated, because i persisted, and because i was so smart. a gavel is already between how people work with their family and friends and how they actually see themselves. tavis: i think we call that delusion. -- at it is a very under very good understanding of how live their lives, but not the way people are in their lives. they spend their lives seeking an equal opportunity. they don't actually want to compete in a way in which they don't know who is going to win. they want to get ahead, to get advantage. so use that kind of land only talk about ourselves and what we like to provide for our children. so if we are going to change these dynamics, then we need to have companies and public policies that pay attention to objective criteria in terms of what is necessary for job and then how people are selected for jobs. and we have those kinds of public policies in the past, b

mean by that that you would counsel your son or ask him about that. >> well, you know, if he had hisf down with his underwear showing, if he had his hat turned backwards. >> jon: really? you think the police should be able to stop people that have their hats turned backwards or are showing put crack because it sounds like you support stopping and frisking everyone who has ever gone to a new york-based sporting event. (laughter) oh wait, i know what you are saying. it's like hip-hop culture, like black kids. you're not saying that right, because that might hurt you with the minority vote. >> all the minorities i have been to, in the last three months, they love me. i have a love factor with minorities. i have gone to every minority neighborhood, they all give me hugs. (laughter) >> jon: can i ask you a question? who initiates the hug? i want to see if it's love or politeness, perhaps. sure, yeah. (laughter) but the republican came nain new york is like dinner at rudy ghoulian's house, sooner or labor somebody brings up 9/11. >> the debate did turn back 12 years to lhota's handling of

. >> may i ask you a question. we don't want to lose a quorum of the committee. i'm going to ask you to wrap up. >> i would just say that i'm thrilled that the finances are in better shape but there are many people that feel disenfranchised with the community. what you have heard is what the community has been dealing with for 5 months in getting short answers and not a lot of accountability. i hope the hearings continue. we have more information to bring and after elections we have more information to bring to you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon supervisors. i have been out spoken about the celebrations here and new york city sense the late 1990s. at the members meeting the members passed a set of resolution asking for the board to comply with procedures. i took extensive notes at that meeting and since the board has not provided any minutes up to date i posted my own notes. based on these notes, on the several resolutions were ignored. the members were to post the updated procedures within a week of that meeting. they have still

competition you were. i asked a question and i just want to remind our viewers and yourself what you had to say it is a free country so i do respect the fact that people are allowed to do whatever they want to do in the pornographic industry but in terms of our country and what is most beneficial for our country i don't think that the pornographic industry is most advantageous but like i said it is a free country and teach their own what i find very surprising and maybe it's because of the national differences that we have but. do you think. women. should really be ask such complicated policy questions sometimes takes whole governments to figure out i mean how beneficial it is to solicit your opinion or i'll that contestants opinions on something. big say for example the development of any given the industry well i think that to have an opinion on anything is to have power knowledge is power bottom line so if you have an opinion on everything in life i don't think that's a bad thing i think that's a good thing i t

sheriff and a actually, if i could ask the members of the public to take our seats so folks behind you - (clapping) and if i could ask i always have this role we don't express support out of reporter but i appreciate the hands. thank you >> it might be most appropriate i know the amendments that have a concern of you, we can have you speak when the amendments are provided and we'll have the items to share our concern. >> thank you supervisor avalos and colleagues. we just received the official amendments at 1:36 p.m. that was time stamped and sent to our office. we're doing our best to process them. as you know i articulated my support of the legislation but where i've seen some changes in the legislation do process some operational concerns. i don't think it interrupts what i can tell our preceding here today but i ask that in the course of this week before second reading that my office either with supervisor avalos or kim or whoever that there be a consulting on the operational concerns. we're mike focused to be sure whoever is in our staff including the line deputy at 2:00 a.m. is p

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you. our final question will be asked by supervisor john avalos. >> thank you. welcome, mr. mayor. i'll just abbreviate my question. why does your office continue to oppose providing city rate payers with an alternative to pg&e's monopoly by implementing clean power sf? >> thank you. you know, supervisor, i think that it would be good for me to go back to when i was -- became mayor in 2011. you'll recall one of my top five priorities was implementing the landmark local hire that you championed and that i have been very proud to partner with you and work with you as a signature piece of legislation which has made a difference for our city and helped us put many of our local residents back to work. you also recently proposed and passed at the board of supervisors a strongly worded resolution urging the city and county of san francisco to divest its resources and sever ties with fossil fuel companies. so, i do want to suggest to you that a steadfast support for a sole source contract with a large multinational fossil fuel corporation that would compel city residents to buy green certi

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i ask you to get involved and volunteer and i ask you to help with more resources to be able to do thisat's how we're going to be able to sustain this economic recovery and extend our prosperity we'll be able to continue to build the infrastructure structure for our city today and tomorrow. thank you very much >> i have 2 job titles. i'm manager of the tour program as well as i am the historyian of city hall. this building is multifaceted to say the very least it's a municipal building that operates the city and county of san francisco. this building was a dream that became a reality of a man by the name of james junior elected mayor of san francisco in 1912. he didn't have a city hall because it was destroyed in the earth wake of 1906. construction began in april of 1913. in december 1915, the building was complete. it opened it's doors in january 1916. >> it's a wonderful experience to come to a building built like this. the building is built as a palace. not for a king or queen. it's built for all people. this building is beautiful art. those are architecture at the time when city ha

i ask you to get involved and volunteer and i ask you to help with more resources to be able to do this. that's how we're going to be able to sustain this economic recovery and extend our prosperity we'll be able to continue to build the infrastructure structure for our city today and tomorrow. thank you very much >> good afternoon. and welcome to the county transportation authority personnel committee. my name is john avalos the chair of the community and joined by my colleagues, wiener, and commissioner mar, and commissioner cohen and the commissioner is chang. we're shown by charles. do you have any announcements? >> no announcements. >> okay. the roll call. we have our minutes from our july