his experience is quite unique. he could talk about that a little bit more. a member of the california bar. as he has served in unique and interesting capacities in that role, as well. i was enthusiastic, but i needed to process this decision. i had a chance to talk to our current district attorney and talked to many of you in this room as i look around and to members of the board of supervisors, current and past, and i'm grateful that we have so membemany members of the board . also, members the served out their term that decided to come back for this swearing in. i'm grateful for their counsel and advice, as well. members of the police commission, thank you for being here. we're here because of their counsel and advice and because of the outstanding job the chief has done in this city as the police chief. i'm very proud that i'm about to swear in chief gascon as the next district attorney for the city and county of san francisco. [applause] [applause] he will speak to his virtues better than i in a moment. this is my last act as mayor of san francisco. as t

he each of these has a unique history with your organization. the real-estate department has extensive historical knowledge of the properties and the people associated with them. it was impressive to see how far back our association with your present real-estate sacco's. if this is an irreplaceable investment of time, it will not save money. it will create chaos and in sufficiency -- insufficiency. perhaps it will make clear the money you have saved over the years. the offer continuity in a bureaucracy that is completely subject to a change in personnel. you cannot replace their knowledge. it is simply impossible to manage all of these affectively. in your proposed budget introduction is out reach and invest in people and communities. removing a department that has been actively serving the community for decades completely negates these goals. i said that you might be asked to consider and goals that might directly affect our future. please consider our willingness to work with you and include the real estate division in your future. it will gre

it is the unique non-profits. i share that sentiment. this is a very unique foundation. for the purpose of improving the public building, and displaying art we own. it is a non-profit established to assist the city. if this were a privately owned building or collection, the dynamic would be different. there is the situation where we have a chartered apartment, he city own collection and a non- profits supporting it. even there, there are differences. i think it is a unique arrangement. supervisor mirkarimi: what is the collateral? >> in the original transaction, it is the balance sheet of the foundation to secure the debt. if the same dynamic exists, he the the building is pledged. -- if the building is pledged, in a worst case scenario, it is unable to make the payment. my office would have to propose supplemental >> the supplementals would be originated by my office. of course, this board cannot bind a future board of supervisors to approve a supplementals. if there is a default, the bank gains certain rights. they gain the right to hire a chief restructuring officer t

these features make the training unique credibility fissions in the. system you can change anything we say to come out at a dinner party logo up. absolutely you can at any objects to your virtual slow and this is the most gears that part of the code for it to downers so where we can place your logo. that it will show the name will be your channel fourteen no we take and then are off on so the billboard right so you know it's ready and we go. about. your banner was a nice bonus but still more encouraging was the increase in. beat the sound of the gates and the feeling that sky six was making a border. and there's a simulated workout he just hand it wasn't a traditional it's u.g. for me i think you'd agree it was very realistic much recently we have been testing our system in three d. we can try it out right now with the help of these terrible s.s. . the real thing or should the railway station after this i can't wait for it. while i'm enjoying my newfound snowboarding skills it's easy to forget that not all the winter games are going to be on the slopes

world wide in the caucasus mountains in what was then the silvie union were no exception with the unique climate in many of the highest peaks in europe and resorts popped up throughout the region demanding developed infrastructure it was a task tailor made for scotto who's a realist played a vital supporting role. today scott it was supposed soviet private company with the same passion for aerial transport systems. modern lives require mass scale metal work to turn out sturdy pull wheels precise guide rails and monumental support our first. time tested welding techniques help ensure a culture of durable strength joints will be further inspected with x. ray ultrasound in magnetic tests it's a slow and tedious process but the skilled personnel has to make sure they each part is capable of withstanding not just the cargo load but also the cold the wind and the pressure nature is sure to funnel on. the since nine hundred ninety seven scott has set up more than two hundred fifty installations across russia and the commonwealth of independent states depending on the level of. just from one hun

the other aspect that was unique and different was the way in which officers operate. in addition to going through training, they volunteered to be officers which means there's something unique about them that they believed that their best to do this kind of work. there are officers to choose to be a different kind of specialist. the officers i met were -- officers and i wish they were able to communicate. because they are selected, there was a process to insure that they were the best fit. there is a maturity level, a decision-making process. the other -- was that they wore a badge. this might not seem important. i thought, great, they have a badge. when i saw it, it was the difference between something in isolation and learn some skills and isolation valve. an officer that i went with recognize the badge. first of all, they had plenty of contact with those individuals and to talk to them and knew their history. they had a report in addition, because they wore the badge, other people knew who they work and to new that they were special. they came with a special kind o

they are unique and distinct and have their own characteristics.t's what we love. >> i think the most characteristic in district 7 you have residents that have been here forever. you have generations. i am fourth generation san franciscoian. you have a lot of people that live in san francisco that live in the sunny side and lived out here for years. as a result you have a real concern and care for just basic quality of life and community issues. i think that's our unique characteristic. >> strict 7 has reputation of being the conservative district. let's hear from the locals. >> i would say it looks to city government to provide more basic city services. it's a focus on the basics. and if that's more conservative, so be it. >> frequent midwest, anybodying that sfanz is to the left of anything in the country. it's relative. i think because there is is an older population out here in the past, it's been slightly more conservative. in general homeowners tend to be more conservative. because i think their properties taxes are being used for the bond is

negotiations we finally agreed to establish a joint enterprise points that we had developed our own unique technical solutions but we also wanted to introduce dopamine as cutting edge ideas in the russian market with. jhumpa meyer has become a household name not just in the famous austrian alps but around the world today the company has built more than fourteen thousand installations in over eighty countries scott a specialist travel frequently to double minor for training and a partnership has helped the austrians enter the growing russian market. and also so our part of the installation russia. here or my protocol. that corrects this you check brakes the second is the pension system for example you have to write for the right to loads. sky. the main effect here in russia. you may for example the station. they're. planning in building no cliffs for ski areas is no overnight study engineering it calls for peace taking geographical and topographical analysis scotto handles the full cycle from site inspection design and planning proposal until the poles are up and the chairs are full of snow

kind of the good of this business but this venue has a unique large span roof top structure in terms of middleware told me two thousand times in total linked by flexible connectors to the mine from the building through to the city's engineering solution will help to meet the highest sause make requirements and is absolutely unique in the russian construction industry. with the. plans call for this getting center to be removable potentially for later use in another russian city it's a cash conserving design that will give sochi a top notch skating facility for the twenty fourteen games as well as the chance to choose their own future for the site in the years that follow a speed cycling track is already among possible proposals. the command center for sochi twenty four team preparations is the offices of the specifically creating construction company a limb store with so much under construction and deadlines approaching it's an understandably busy scene special attention has been focused on the sliding center back in the mountain cluster future home to delusion bobsled and skeleton ev

that specialization requires a uniqueness. that special ownership and that working with the community will bring about a different result. commissioner dejesus: when one of my questions earlier is, why can't they wait? i think you said for the patrol officer if he recognizes there is a metropolitanal illness, he can radio it in. tell us what happens -- if officer safety allows it, what happens. >> what you are describing is, an officer may be on a crisis call event that maybe the dispatchers didn't realize he was related to mental illness. maybe the call information was not stuff enough to share or maybe the call person does president know the person has a mental illness, and that officer responds, and that officer responds to that particular crisis and understands, wait a minute, this appears to have a mental illness. what if the officers are trained in if the officer can radio back and request a c.i.t. officer. the c.i.t. officers, everyone knows everyone that works in their station, and they know they have c.i.t. officers.

here they're an ingredient. >> it's something that's unique. and you can't find it in any other restaurant. >> reporter: for the last couple years the restaurant has served up grasshopper tacos and to tosstados. >> and dried shrimp. >> reporter: some regions eat grasshopper for their high protein and vitamins. >> this is what they look like. >> reporter: for his customers, they eat them just to say they did. >> for them it's like a fun food. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: it's a unique dish, not for the faint of heart. >> just don't think about it. >> not crazy about the legs. but super tasty. >> reporter: for those who might want to take things up a notch, the menu also includes fried tarantulas when they're in season. >> it tastes like a soft-shell. >> reporter: they're considered an aphrodisiac. >> in the latino population, they gave it to the husband. >> reporter: in this restaurant, they may be exotic to some. to others they're simply the taste of home. joe risotto jr., nbc bay area news. >> i would love to try those. i've tried fried scorpi

another unique factor is that it obtains the support of the center for biological diversity. for the last five years our main contact has been with the department of real estate. many divisions, and all have had their interests in this project. the department of real estate has done an excellent job of bringing these interests to gather. without the leadership and professional approach taken by the department, i do not believe we would have come as far as we have over the last five years. it is part of an entitlement process to expand the site, and we continue to work with the community and public agencies. we believe it is important to have continuity and hope they will maintain the current staff in the department of real estate as we move forward to get this approved. >> the next speaker is miss jenkins. >> good afternoon. i represent the real estate department. i would like to say the puc has always represented the plan should be for the delivery and protection of the water. they were then responsible for generating income through properties. the new vision was to focus on

they're clever but the thing is every single group has a unique culture which goes back for centuries and it's time they possess unique candy craft skills that will summarize fellowships are granted for this purpose by the way in particular the grants we shoot in two thousand and nine and two thousand and ten. and we do value the researchers who work in this area and promote this knowledge and they should documentaries read books. and know we are trying to revive the past traditions of the russian share graphical society that i see a good such as the scenic russia project of the nineteenth century. such things are really precious and i. not talking about money. it's about doing our people who are stand i mean i may sound a bit too magic now giving our people a solid feeling of motherland. and weirdness that this is my motherland and that's what it's like dancehall i love it and how i should presented. my order and i would put the woodpile otherwise if you don't know your mother. is due for you to love you. distribute the british well let's take a look at the history of russia's geogra

[applause] [applause] [applause] >> [inaudible] [applause] this is really a unique performance. before we end tonight's program, i want to, on behalf of the city, thank at&t again for your generous sponsorship, making the celebration happening. we would liked everyone to join us for the reception. we want to thank owner of moonstar. we want to thank you for your contribution. [speaking foreign language] >> thank you. >> i have been a cable car grip for 21 years. i am a third generation. my grand farther and my dad worked over in green division for 27. i guess you could say it's blood. >> come on in. have a seat. hold on. i like it because i am standing up. i am outside without a roof over my head and i see all kinds of people. >> you catch up to people you know from the past. you know. went to school with. people that you work with at other jobs. military or something. kind of weird. it's a small word, you be. like i said, what do people do when they come to san francisco? they ride a cable car. >> california line starts in the financial district. people are coming down knobbhil

as far as i know many regional history you were all left without support even though they were a unique specialists to this end when you clearly does the geographical society help them these days. through the creation of course. of course in fact recently we had a meeting of the geographical society and we invited all those infused. preserving theory museums i mean both there's a taf and there are buildings and. i can give you a lot of examples for instance the. original history has the nicest building in town which was built with donations from the russian graphical society and also from local merchants and to governor another prominent figures including by the way descendants of the end decemberists but it's the nicest building. of course it's no longer belongs to the geographical society in houses the museum of original history now. but they have preserved many of the traditions was thanks to those people you have mentioned that there was these people who preserved the archives. and both the archives in the organization and lead it will stalk him there used to be a museum there too.

culture which goes back for centuries in time they possess unique candy craft skills with some right fellowships are granted for this purpose by the way in particular the grants we shoot in two thousand and nine and two thousand and ten. and we do you value the researchers who work in this area and promote this knowledge gal and they shoot documentaries write books. and know we are trying to revive the past to reduce. the russians your graphical society that i see a good such as the scenic russia project of the nineteenth century. such things are really precious and i'm not talking about money. it's about giving our people and i me that i'm a sound of between magic now giving our people as solid a feeling of motherland. in a weariness. that this is my mother in law. that's what it's like. love it and how i. am i already and i would put the word father wise if you don't know your mother in law. what is the year for you to love you. distribute the british well let's take a look at the history of russia's geographical exploration in a report from a spotlight on the demeter. here in mosc

and i really think that's what makes it so unique, is because it's an owner-operator. it's not a company. i make the wine, i sell the wine, i farm the grapes, i run the taste room. you'll see more and more of that here in paso than you may see anywhere else in the world. >> the central coast is the kind of place where successful businessmen like these do a day's work in a pair of jeans and, yes, sometimes with a beer in hand. and the business today is to elect the next blendmaster. there are no speeches, just introductions. >> mike giubbini, i'm the owner of rotta winery, my grandparents' old winery down the road here. >> [indistinct] it's part of the team out there at opolo. >> i'm david o'leary, i work for grey wolf, and i'm a rookie. >> i'm gonna nominate steve felton. >> all right! >> i'd like to second that. >> obviously steve's been nominated already for blendmaster. i'd like to nominate jeff poe. >> a few more names are thrown into the hat. and the winner is steve felton. [cheers and applause] >> with a new blendmaster crowned, the next order of business is barb

approach, each of the artist's response to the shifting needs of their communities in ways that offer unique perspectives and multiple points of entry. >> the exhibition is to bring together the voices of a new generation chicana artists, all of whom reference the works of the civil-rights movement in their works, but they are also responding to a new cultural concerns and new cultural circumstances. >> the works in the show include a large canvas depicting a woman washing the beach with her hair at the u.s./mexican border. the painting encourages the viewer to engage with the current debates over immigration and the politics of women and labor. influenced by the campaigns of the chicano civil rights movement, this oakland artist is a print maker whose work has helped and sustainability with the immigrant community as well as other current sociopolitical issues. this print-based work draws on appropriated agricultural worker manuals and high fashion labels to satirically address class issues, cultural identities, and consumerism. >> angelica -- her father was an agricultural worker, so she h