a use but what i would be interested in is that the people that use, ie, the cutting of the cheese, etc., be within the view, from the window by which the other side of the store would look a little bit more like a real store rather than just more like a merchandise store which is the nature of the lighter stores, could you perhaps put the plan on the screen one more time that we could follow what you have in mind? >> there we go. >> so, commissioner moore, exactly, your point is what we had in mind. right now, in the front of the store, we have glassware that is stacked about 7 foot high in the front window space of van ness and one of the goals is to get that out of the windows and make them so that you can see through into the store again, it works for everybody. and it makes it more pleasing street scape but it gives us a better way to display a product. the food component will go right in this front corner. this is what, this is what you will be looking into to see from van ness, and we will have the food and the deli and the cheese cutting right there in the front and we have lowe

doors the employees have to come out and sweep and hose down urine and fecal matter and needles and etc. from the folks who have see sen shally encamped themselves within the buildings, and scaffolding which is almost impossible to secure and we had over the years, four break ins as the people review the scaffolding allowed to come down to the roof and argue and burglar our tenants and so it is a real problem, it is a real problem and they just blieted the block and began to bliet the neighborhood and all of a sudden we have a developer who has come in and purchased the property and taking a risk in terms of trying to enhance the property, and he wants to put the 12 residential units in there which are full of the people who are going to work in the neighborhood and shop in the neighborhood and enhance the neighborhood and revitalize, the neighborhood. and so, belief me as neighbors who are next door and many of us in this group, we know that the decisions in this building are going to effect us the most and we are right there and it is going to effect us in the short run and the medium

the assessor's office to determine the appropriate mailing address for other things like tax bills, etc.. >> so, in other words, you don't send -- there's five owners, you don't send five tax bills, you send one tax bill and they're responsible for figuring out who's going to pay? >> yes, that's my understanding. >> this doesn't quite work, does it, for notice? for planning issues, you know, because your notification process are the most extensive in the city, not only in some instances, they don't just go to the owners, they also go to tenants, you go to every tenant, it's not just one tenant. >> we rely on the property owner chooses who gets mailed notices from the assessor's office, so we rely upon that, we don't know if someone is 50% owner, we don't get the owner structure. >> okay. >> okay, is there any public comment on this item? please step forward. >> just regarding the last comment through -- my name is elesia thomas, i practice in tax, the name that shows up on the assessor's record is often random. individuals and the tax records, if you actually go farther down in, the evi

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etc it's attractive to a lot of other countries. yes yes peter yes i think the left is some of the some some people enough romanticizing china bit too much. extolling china's soft power charm offensive in contrast to america's military ism but. down the line china may just prove itself to be a smug of a bully america right now it's just not in position yet to be belligerent but look at what's happened in the south china sea and i want to disagree with you slightly to peter about the cultural factor this won't be a kind of a pain asian. formation against the west because china is. is pushing the philippines and vietnam and japan around so it's not. you know it's not going to war against the west it's going to is fighting for his own survival for his own interests so china is establishing a strong alliance with russia for example which is not a cultural langston's alliance but because together they form a very a formidable bloc because china can use russian oil and russian natural gas as a kind of leverage and russia can use chinese m

y ninguna disminuciÓn notable, ni del consumo, ni del poder de los carteles, etc. vale la pena recordar, jorge, el presidente calderÓn inicio su guerra contra el narco en michoacÁn hace seis aÑos y medio, hoy michoacÁn es un estado totalmente en desgobierno, ha tenido la federaciÓn en mÉxico que hacerse cargo de michoacÁn, es una primera razÓn muy importante. fracaso completo de la otra polÍtica, la que si conocemos. pero entonces, jorge, por ejemplo. si se legalizara la marihuana de todas formas los carteles de las drogas seguirÍan peleando por territorio y generando muchÍsima violencia para pasar digamos heroÍna y cocaÍna, ¿de quÉ sirve legalizar sÓlo una droga y no el resto? >> en abstracto, creo que tienes razÓn, jorge, pero primero en el caso de los carteles mexicanos, se estima que de 30 a 40 por ciento de sus ganancias provienen de la mariguana porque eso es lo que se produce en mÉxico, conviene recordar que en mÉxico no producimos cocaÍna, sÓlo somos un paÍs de trÁnsito de la cocaÍna que viene de amÉrica del sur. sÍ producimos hero

requirements, etc. then, if you get to a real computer you can actually go through and get screened for naturalization and complete your application online with pop-ups like a turbotax type of thing. wonderful process. >> another question? we don't have another question? please, tim. you do need a microphone. >> while we are waiting, a follow-up on what was said earlier. the economic benefits of immigration have spillover effects that go beyond what we call traditional economics. for example, the additional income associated with naturalization raises tax money. >> very important. tim? >> tim from the bush institute. you talk a little bit about what the process is like. i didn't hear any comment from the panel about whether that is a good process or not. in an economic sense or in a general immigration sense. how would you improve it? >> i was involved a couple years ago with redesigning the test. it was during the bush years. we tried to make it more relevant, still deep. i challenge anyone in the room

you mentioned you spoke to some philadelphia family members, etc.. to what extent -- as an anthropologist as of the student of the world trade center, of server -- to what extent is this battle for ground zero new york, a new york battle? or to put it another way, to what extent are the battle lines drawn because of the characteristics and the political environment and the social environment that is new york city? or to what extent do you gleaned from the battle here more universal lessons? or is this really a parochial fascinating but a parochial battle for the hearts and minds of new yorkers? >> guest: it's about new york as far as the constraints and that it was a piece of land in one of the most expensive areas in the city in the financial district. you could imagine if this happened in other places there might have been more freedom to think about how the land could be used beyond a certain commercial or non-commercial uses. but here there were restrictions to get this is one of the most valuable pieces of land in the world pitting it but becaus

no residents are involved in the decision-making process etc. in order to make this happen we need to get residents assessing and using the system so we can get the system the residents want it to run. thank you for your time >> good afternoon. i'm patricia thomas. i'm a resident of the housing site at 79 pacific avenue. i serve on the board of the resident commission board. i would like to share my thoughts are - i also have a well-built resident association that is met - of course, this

no residents are involved in the decision-making process etc. in order to make this happen we need to get residents assessing and using the system so we can get the system the residents want it to run. thank you for your time >> good afternoon. i'm patricia thomas. i'm a resident of the housing

when there are seventy six countries around the world that you know how far west laws to death penalty etc and i get messages every single day from people saying how could you live in moscow the reality is that if two tourists or americans come to moscow they have come and say that sense just like they will in any other country they will be safe whole picture is absolutely exaggerated it's not what they report is absolutely not true what they're saying is that basically everyone is being killed on the streets here one of my sons and. i mean i want to say i mean we i want what we want to say i'm here i mean i'm absolutely involved in all the public to t.v. you know i probably want to i don't know not being rated by the police why am i not running a role why am i not now in new york why not now in london when i'm here in moore school in your studio fighting for your rights and talking about it right that's what i want to say absolutely and it's proof you're here and it's proof it's very happy to talk about it and out of the other stories making international headlines yemen's prime minister

there are seventy six countries around the world that you know how far worse laws to death penalty etc i get messages every single day from people saying how could you live in moscow the reality is that if two tourists or americans come to moscow if they have common sense just like they will in any other country they will be safe whole picture is absolutely exaggerated it's not what they report is absolutely not true what they're saying is that basically everyone is being killed on the streets here. i mean i want to say i mean we i want what we want to say i'm here i mean i'm absolutely involved in all the public to t.v. gives you a problem when i don't know not being rated by the police why am i not running a lot why am i not now in new york why am i not now in london why am i here in moscow in your studio fighting for your rights and talking about it right that's what i want to say absolutely and it's proof you're here and it's very happy to talk about it. as an international headlines twenty five minutes past the hour just in we're hearing that the yemeni foreign minister has escape

and etc.. and so we need to have it, you know, interviews, private interview rooms, for the testing process. for promotions. and the other option would be to use lease hotel space, which we did in the past before we had the center in which we occasionally have to do, as difficult as you know to get hotel space that is 12 wcompliant and that is a big challenge for us and with this expanded space we will be able to engage the testing for the police and fire and entry level testing and reduce the usage of the outside facilities. i noted too that the director advices me that we have commitments to use the space and we are filling it up almost all of the time. and the space that we have already, we are at capacity. and this will give us new, ability to complete our testing and let other departments use it for other reasons as well, which saves them money and they don't have to go inside of the city as well. so that is a little bit of the overview, and i am happy to answer any questions. >> and respe

e fact the sto will not go away and we dnot have explanations as to why the warnings were ignored, etc., but there is a larger problem in that al qaeda has metastasized, and in this administration, what has been overlooked is we are relying 100% on signal intelligence because we do not have human intelligence because this administration, in a fit of righteousness, declared at the vevery beginning, when obama was sworn in, they would abolish all of that nasty stuff -- those interrogations, and the reason that we kill everyone with a drone is because if you capture a terrorist, you have nowhere to put him, no way to interrogate. in the absence of that, we rely entirely on signal and it leaves a lot of gaps. >> one of the reasons the benghazi thing happened was because it was essentially a cia statanion and apparently there s a glut of 41, 42 -- i have heard different numbers -- of cia operatives looking to get out of dodge. what i think is funny is for all of this talk about a sophisticated dragnet with the nsa, the reason we got this is beuse al qaeda held a conference call. [laughter]

all these blogs, etc., and so on, because i have all this time. i concentrate on a few at a time. >> i never expected to have a computer. i am 96. asd to teach an old dog new tricks. and as you say, we do have this resistance to it. my daughter taught me how to play games. i am really hooked on that now to exercise my brain, and i started doing other things more quickly. i find that it really helps me. i can see pictures either that i have taken or that other people have taken if they are on a digital camera. i put them into my computer, and then i can crop the picture, enhance it. find out what safeway has on sale, and then michaels. they have their ads. i do use people who advertise, e-mail, so it is a very important part of my life. i love to e-mail, and i like to hear from people. i have trouble hearing from people on the phone, so if you send an e-mail and one in answer to a question, they can find it, or if they do not know the answer, they call you back again. it has been a big help with the family in many ways. now, i cannot be without my

no residents are involved in the decision-making process etc. in order to make this happen we need to get residents assessing and using the system so we can get the system the residents want it to run. thank you for your time >> good afternoon. i'm patricia thomas. i'm a resident of the housing site at 79 pacific avenue. i serve on the board of the resident commission board. i would like to share my thoughts are - i also have a well-built resident association that is met - of course, this has been with the support and assistance provided by the chinatown development center that has helped us to grow into a well-established housing community. we advocate for residents there are still lots of problems unresolved. we here the same problems like leaking faucets and elevators are broken. it goes on and on. we get some improvements after we meet with the supervisors and director of housing but only in a short period of time residents are booking looking for a resolution that works. so i'm asking for your support if funding this and a thank you madam >

typical project and there are a lot of issues involving many things, claims, real estate, development, etc. i can let debra speak it to if you would like in why it's prudent to keep that amount in. >> the tjpa has a legal bench that includes council that is available for the pla. over the last 10 years. the transbay joint powers has managed the budget and we -- i believe every year have remained within that budget. i think this is separate to look forward that we are now heavy in construction what kinds of issues or concerns may come before the agency and to prepare for those and be able to respond to those. even if this board were to approve the recommended program budget would still continue to improve the annual budget every year including the line item and to make considerations at that time as you see what issues are before the agency. >> as you see that coming back to you getting your opinions, thoughts, guidance. you could also come back evident to show you the budget line item. i would be happy to have you raise it. i think we need to keep the same amount that we've had in the past

it's for social and it's for arts and cultural events etc. it's important to the city because we've been good about preserving the history - and at times of intense of shipping democrat graphics they might go away. step one we identify the resources that we have in a categorical way like in terms of businesses and organizations and institutions, buildings and cultural events and activities and look at the people and the land of japan town. we looked at the conditions in the neighborhood in calculation with the community. we identified 39 issues and i want to walk you through those areas of concern. so the first one is difficult to sustain japan as a communicated hub only 25 percent of the town is japan immigrants. there are an ongoing concern about how to keep it up. there's a concern that abuse in young adults haven't been given a seat at the table. this one is in the seat of the neighborhood historic they've not collaborated to get the results for their own resources. related to the land there's concern about the utilization of the parcels

was like going through our facilities, oh yeah the production, you know, use of four letter words, etc. and then he was like, and we told him like, you know, we're having trouble meeting the deadline. we need some extensions. we need some help. >> he was very upset. he said not a single day extension they can give us. so he said find a subcontract, you know, somewhere. >> so the walmart supplier -the direct supplier to walmart -came here and told you to sub-contract? >> yes, yes. >> sub-contracting means paying another factory to take on some of the work. simco was already stretched thin dealing with the shorts. then, it was hit with yet another massive order. >> and then we've got this other document from public clothing company, and that's another wal-mart supplier? >> another wal-mart supplier. >> and they've sent a purchase order for almost 300,000 shorts. >> yes >> another set of shorts. >> august 17th >> august 17th, three days later >> yes. >> simco can make around 300-thousand garments a month. put together, the two wal-mart orders were more than double its capacity. >> i guess

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we've reviewed the criteria and have kagd the curriculum he over and the time etc. and on that basis we're developing some standards for new taxi driver schools. we've had a number of requests but we don't have a particular requirement and what 33 that would be and if we hold the schools account we need some kind of standards in place. the second element is the new authorization for the sfmta to require annual permit training pr i want to let everybody know this is anticipated to be an online training platform so people can do this from home. their very good online training platforms available that are very participatory and i trust the results of. and the real purpose here is we have - we've consciously developed our imply driver training to be improved including the traffic safety elements such as our bicycle training by the bicyclist coalition. that's really, really great material that will prevent collisions distinct taxis and the bicyclists. i'm glad we're getting to all the new drivers but we have nearly 8 thousand drivers on say role and none of them have p h

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we'll be hiring temporary employees to take notes etc., and to prepare for arbitration. but again that will drop in the second year because we anticipate having longer contract. but one i want to bring to our attention is the e eu department handles claims and san francisco is unfortunately unique it doesn't have the centralized department where we feel it's important to provided the employees the rights they have not relying on folks who are not specialists in those areas. we've had a number of departments coming to us who have a number of employees who are imminent on employees out of the office. we need to make sure we're doing our day diligence. we have proposed two new positions. that's the kind of high-level overview. i'm happy to report we've reached a agreement with is budget analysts. >> any questions? thank you very much. >> thank you. >> mr. chairman and members of the committee on page 19 of our report our recommended reductions fellow 1 hundred and 421 and that amounts to 71 thousand for ongoing savings those are reductions that allow 5.1 percent in the depa

[inaudible] and bo who were two architects, artists who built, basically, or designed and rebuilt, etc., the st. peters. and the reason is that my niece just had her confirmation this year, and i was her sponsor, and i promised her a trip to the vatican. so we are going to go. the second book is "rome," of course, by robert hughes. so those are the two that i hope i get done in the next two weeks. and then if i have time, i want to read the nat silver book, the one about predictions, and i think i'm looking at my ipad because i've got them all downloaded here, i think it's called "the signal and the noise." of course, nate silver was the one that did the baseball, you know, decided the players and helped to get on them based on probability of hits, etc. and he's now applied that science of probability to politics. and so he -- so i'm interested to hear what he has to say about probability and predictions. there are several other books that i have, but one of them is -- i'm reading it right here, is on my ipad is, roger statutens "beauty," and it's really about the philosophy of beauty

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there's an ethics board that conflicts of interest, etc. and he told the ethics board, i , there were contractors, took some money from them. there was a gift. had dn't influence what i done. but i thought i should report it. and right now the council is figure out, what are they going to do about nair i don't know barry and this situation? voted 12-0 to take his committee away from him? >> yes. yes. now?hat can they do to him >> they could refer the matter -- they could push to efer the matter to the u.s. attorney's office. >> i want you back up -- >> the u.s. attorney's office is now. right >> he actually reported -- >> yes, he reported it himself. that is one of the, i think, if on barry -- i don't know you call it mystique or he's he's like, atever, okay, yes. this is what i did. i did it, you know? uncover t going to something. he's going to tell you. what the to tell you deal is. >> he's 78. >> did someone give him a kidney? yes, in my story, i explain all of the connections that jeffrey thompson has had through the years. is he gave

you have to have the subject match the verb. >> john: indirect object, etc. >> right. i was done with the lesson. he was chairman of the department in the back. i said, so? he said i could [bleep] you on that blackboard. i said well, what about my lesson? my lesson was great. these kids now know that the subject has to match the predicate. >> john: but he could have done you on the blackboard, and did it work? >> yes, it was great. >> john: wow. >> there you have it. >> john: i don't know what to say to that story. >> what can you say? he's still around, i'm sure. he was no beauty. >> john: an unattractive guy was using a crude come on to a wom woman. >> a gorgeous guy said, i could [bleep] you on the blackboard i would say okay. but this ugly thing. >> john: that is gender equali equality. joy is going to tell us about the early days of brooklyn's own josephina, more stories about our shared employer perhaps, stick around. (vo) later tonight, current tv is the place for compelling true stories. >> jack, how old are you? >> nine. >> this is what 27 tons of marijuana lo

it's for social and it's for arts and cultural events etc. it's important to the city because we've been good about preserving the history - and at times of intense of shipping democrat graphics they might go away. step one we identify the resources that we have in a categorical way like in terms of businesses and organions and institutions, buildings and cultural events and activities and look at the people and the land of japan town. we looked at the conditions in the neighborhood in calculation with the community. we identified 39 issues and i want to walk you through those areas of concern. so the first one is difficult to sustain japan as a communicated hub only 25 percent of the town is japan immigrants. there are an ongoing concern about how to keep it up. there's a concern that abuse in young adults haven't been given a seat at the table. this one is in the seat of the neighborhood historic they've not collaborated to get the results for their own resources. related to the land there's concern about the utilization of the parcels ther

todos estÁn diciendo que es algo que estÁn poco wlan apoyando y cuando tambiÉn hablamos de iglesia, etc, ellos estÁn de acuerdo. y es muy importante que sepan que muchos de los jefes de policia estÁn de acuerdo tambiÉn. >>> congreso sirncongresista cÁrdenas gracias por estar con nosotros hoy. para mÁs vaya a la pagina de te internet. al regresar hablaremos de lo que dijo el papa francisco, quiÉn soy jutsz gzgar a una persona gay, sÍ tiene un buen cambio en la fe. hablaremos de eso y mÁs. [ locutor ] en el instituto cheez-it trabajamos para que nuestro queso tenga sabor de verdad. bueno queso, hoy seguiremos con las pruebas de sabor. te voy a mostrar que tengo sabor. bueno. denle chicos! ♪ no, no, no, no, no, no! me refiero a un sabor delicioso para comer. mira cómo muevo las caderas! tu no tienes caderas. candela. el puro ritmo. [ locutor ] sólo horneamos queso 100% de verdad para que sientas el sabor en cada deliciosa y crujiente galletita. porque en cheez-it lo que importa es el queso de verdad. amo su calorcito, pero mi cabello odia la humedad. [ locutora ] prueba la cole

what they start to do with it, etc., is completely different. i'm talking about what we all conceptualize as a manufacturer. when you ask the question what will happen in the future? it is harnessing this technology to really deliver a service economy, and the companies that do this, the guys that figure this out are going to be big winners, and they are going to change the way we think of them, the way we relate to them, the way we buy from them, all of that. that is what the future holds. i see the floor. >> thank you. i think the best questions are yet to come, and we are going to turn it over to the audience. >> we would like to remind our listening and viewing audience that this is a program with the commonwealth club of california on the future of cloud computing. our thanks to our distinguished panel for their comments here today. now, we open the floor for a q&a session. we will be passing around a microphone, so if you have questions, please raise your hand and speak into the microphone. >> i have a key question about the backup plan. y

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