is untitled 24 -- it is titled 24 construction cost reagan most people will realize that should take care of their requirements, but it does not. people need to be notified and informed. accessibility is a much more complicated they, dense if you have to deal with it, you are going to have today and the accessibility consultant to help you. i appreciate the efforts to put this out there. this is a constant effort. outreach is crucial. >> any further public comments. next item. >> and next item is item number eight, commissioners comments. . >> what i see is some category of notification davis -- notification, and we are seeing how they are notified on whether they have made efforts of meeting compliance as a general note. >> we have talked to the tax of treasurer's office of ways of doing this, and their preference is not to do so, because they want to use the to communicate with business. our office is making a commitment as part of on going out to reach. -- out of reach. the office will be provided in our office and with all of this. our office will be sending a welcome level, -- w

in 1971, he created and the love the untitled public work cited at seventh and bryant. like many other public works of art, this is in need of repair. ruth began conversations with the director of cultural affairs, a andart care was born. >> we look at all of the local pieces and decided which one needed the most repair, to bring it back to where it was before. that is what i am after. if you drive by right now, you cannot see it coming down seventh street. you can only see it as you come up to it. >> one's culture outside of the hall of justice was one of the first pieces commissioned after the 1969 ordinance. it is significant that we are planning to treat it as part of the art care program. the program intends to take care of the bronze sculpture located in very park, a monument to the korean community of san francisco. it has been in the park for over 20 years, has become a bit of a magnet for vandalism. we are also looking at several sculptures from henry more, one in front of the symphony building. we are also looking at yen and yang, a much loved peace -- piece.

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kids are very untitled and spoiled. i did not want to raise kids like that. i do not think kids who are like that, who are just consumerist and demanding more and more -- i do not think they can grow up to be responsible people who can have good, loving, happy relationships, which is part of why i was strict with them. tavis: when i got a chance to read the book and read all the stuff about the book, i kind of laughed and myself. i have written 15 or 16 books. if the way to get to the top is to talk about strict hunt childhood, i cannot do you. i have nine brothers and sisters. my mom watches the show every night. if you think your stories are strict, i am going to write my book about the smiley household. the point i am going to get to is this -- >> you are honest and i love that. tavis: i want to be frank about this. i said this, not professor amy chua. i think some of the reason you are getting pushed back on this is that so many parents these days are failing their kids. i said it and i mean it. i have a lot of friends. we have these debates all the time.

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also unfortunately the untitlement programs are under funded by like $111 trillion. there's no combination of taxes, borrowing, or printing the money to solve this. we have to start acting like adults and fix it now. >> where did you come up with the night >> -- title? >> it's the publishers idea. it's from the old war days. we have to roll back not just what government has done, but the expectations. unfortunately, the resources won't be there. the government is going to renege on the promises. >> do you proprose solutions? >> i do towards the end. no good author gives them all away. there are some things to do to ease the burden. you turn 65, the government says to you, you can either get all of the benefits that you are entitled to under the problems, or fore swear them and the rest of your life you are extemplet from income, or estate taxes. no one would have considered that. but we are staring default in the face. it's a choice between that and unplugging granny, i think people will consider unconventional alternatives. >> elaine showalter profiles american fema