i got a campy old one that's very noisy i use for commute ing and i have a nice one which i use when i'm in town, go shopping or go see friends or elsewhere. so i have three bicycles and i use them in different ways. for commuting and business travels i always use train, public transport. that's the easiest way to get from a city center to another city center and when i really want to have fun i take my motorbike. that's the nice green vehicle on the bottom of the slide. my presentation. i'll start with some facts and figures, then the benefits for the society, the dutch dutch. how we do it in the netherlands and then i go deeper into bicycle infrastructure. that's the main reason for this workshop and also the main argument for using bicycle or not using bicycle. i go briefly into enforcement in education and i come up with some conclusions. bike ownership in the netherlands and other european countries. i don't have the u.s. figures here. i have to go to my notes. but you can see the netherlands is top in europe as it comes tobacco ownership. we have more -- to bicycle ownership. we

i used to dream as a kid. i watch "star trek." i used to think about this. the famous skills that i used as a welder, as a migrant farm worker, are serious skills i am using today as a brain surgeon. if you look at me in the operating room, i sit in the chair and control the microscope with my mouth. my hands are working. my feet are controlling things. everything is connected, just like working in the field. a lot of those skills have become useful. very few people realize that. you have to have passion for everything you do. you have to look the positive side. it does not matter, the job you are doing today. if you have dreams, that will turn into something positive in the future. tavis: you have to admit the brain is a little more sensitive than a tomato. you can smash a tomato and get another one. a little bit different with the human brain. >> i tell you, a lot of the things we take for granted every single day are the things that make us who we are today. i have funny stories in my book. overall, i think of myself as a funny guy, a regular guy. i like

i also use the term negro. some people think that is antiquated. i don't thurgood marshall use that term with a capital in in march to me 13 it used the term negro and debbie lee b. dubois use that term of it is good enough for them it is good enough for me. there is a wonderful organization the national association for the advancement of colored people, if colored was that bad of a term i suppose the naacp would make changes then. use the term colored i see nothing wrong with that term if you use it as a term of honor i see nothing wrong with it and i use all of those terms. >> host: that is the last word from our guest randall kennedy his most recent book "the persistence of the color line" racial politics and the obama presidency" . he will be joaquin 50 steps to chapman holla he will be joined by nell irvin painter wrote a book the history of white people they will be talking about their respective books and academic work you can watch that online booktv.org live in just a minute or two but we will continue the call in here on booktv. recently a

i used to be a violent person. i ain't that person no more. i don't want to revert to that. >> with good behavior, folsom may only have to serve 18 of his 36 year sentence. >> a can of pop. a special occasion. sometimes it's hard to keep hope. sometimes it's easy to fall into negativity especially in the juvenile block when there are so many kids that just don't care. it took getting 36 years to wake me up to realize that's not what i want to do that it's not a game no more. >>> coming up -- >> just hit a man while you're down. >> james stone is challenged by the new kid on the block. >>> and an unexpected twist in the escape investigation. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz. here's what's happening. >>> the obama administration will conduct a full investigation into a nato attack. the pakistani government is appearingry and demanding the u.s. vacate an air base. >>> all three students arrested in egypt are back home them were accused of throwing firebombs in tahir square. they arrived back on u.s. soil a few hours ago. i'm veronica de la cruz. now b

good afternoon. >> i am the sfo in use leader. i catch the bus to and from school every day and two extra curricular activities. sometimes, i do not have the money to pay for the card. sometimes, i do not have the money to go to my basketball games. i have to risk getting on the back and being harassed. i think free youth passes would benefit all because it students can i get where they're trying to be, that could hurt them in the future. thank you. [applause] chairman nolan: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i have worked in the community for more than 20 years. seven of those years in an after-school program. i have been an interpreter. i was also called to school district meetings to me with counselors and teachers. one of the number one issues that i have dealt with with the kids i worked with is arriving late to school because they are looking for change to get on the bus or the parents left them money or they did not have money. it is critical for me, as an educator, i always tell them accountable. i think t

and i can say that no training cyclist would use the bicycle lane. the training site lists that i know -- they would ride on the roads, and the bicycle lanes would be used for their intended purpose, which is the commuter for the slower times like this. i do not always stand around at the high speeds, and i have almost been hit by a car but this has not happened yet. i have almost been hit on four different occasions. i am fearful of the occasion that causes a disabling industry -- injury. and i welcome any initiative that increases the safety of bicycle riders. >> martha, lisa, juliet, and christopher. john tollaway and patty. >> i used to serve with the citizen's advisory committee, and i am also of officer with the association of responsible people, just south of golden gate park. we totally oppose this plan. the unintended consequences and the mass transit authority. i live just to the south of golden gate park. we used to have three lanes of traffic, with a northbound lanes, and a few of them had southbound lanes. but there were always three lane

i want to come right we all of you for coming here -- congratulate you for coming here for joining us and the industrial leaders to challenge as to the 21st century needs of our kids. i am so excited, because i know you will come out with even better ideas, and i will be in the position as mayor of san francisco, along with carlos, to help promote the idea is you have. i will use the position of san francisco mayor to talk about what we can do across the country, the federal government, every area of the country, and be a shining beam every way we can be, because we have to have hope in this country. everyone is filled with so much frustration. you have occupied this and that. i can hear that frustration. i can join with them and that, but we also ought to have hope and programs that work. this is why educators are coming in, because i will pick up on you to get hold of the best ideas coming out. how can we support the professional educators doing their job even better? for the hispanic kids across the country and a growing population, we can do even better. we have double digit did o

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i used to do backing vocals as well as playing synthesizer and i found myself thinking about my laundryncert you were thinking about your laundry. >> yes. >> that's great laundry. (laughter) >> an i thought maybe i'm not in the right job here. and so you went on to do produce so many other people, right now you're not only producing music but you're back to doing visual art and one of the projects that you have got ongoing visual art project. it's called 77 million paintings. >> yeah. >> okay. let's show an example of what this is. okay, that is it, that is a bunch of different video screens, correct. >> yes, so that's about 18 feet high, that. >> okay. >> the whole thing. and what happens is that those screens change very slowly but all the time and they never repeat, actually. so you will never see the same thing twice on them. >> even, what if you waited a long time. >> well, if you wait-- 77 million paintings, how long would that take. >> that's per screen so if you waited about 400 million years you might see the complete repertoire. >> okay. >> bus it's not guaranteed. >> so it's

i use bags when i go grocery shopping. i use my canvas bag. ny gives them out as a promotion, and i see them used all over town, so that would be my on the recommendation. i am good with this. supervisor mirkarimi: it is well noted, and we will talk to find out what that will look like. a very obvious distinction is that four or five years ago, when we did the legislation, we were well opposed by the chamber of commerce, and by the california grocers association. there are now supporters of this legislation. that is interesting how things have allowed to just mature over time and to see, early on, we were accused of being part of a nanny state. really, i think the jury is in. sometimes with added regulation and done in such a way to address the needs of both -- both business and the ultimate goal of helping, you know, in this case, reduce, reuse, recycle, it can work. it can actually work. anti-business taking the lead, really saying that we are fine with this, it is a nice turn of the corner. president o'brien: thank you, commissioner dooley.

i use it several times a day. >> analysts say--systems was hampered after abob by flash soft war was not doing to be used. >> most apple users know flash tech technology where it is missing. they are abonn doning flash. >> the development of flash on the mobile desists just didn't pick up. >> flash is still used on desktops. especially on you tube. >> they are still the leader, if my mind. if you look at photo shop. >> 200 people either worked here or in san francisco. >>> the demise of the bay area shrined are is in the headlines again. >>> eight republican hopefuls squared off tonight in michigan. each of then voiced a hands off approach in europe. >> we don't need to step in to bail out banks in europe or here in the u.s. >> focus on the ' conny or we will maid. >> we are going trust the capital markets in the private concession pick the people. >>> herman cain was asked whether he has a characterrer flaw. he said the allegations were unfounded. >>> happening now, a community meeting is set to start to the police can talk of the shooting death. a 14 year-old girl died friday. she w

i know that you have spoken to us briefly about state impact recently. drawdown here would result in 11 cents left in the reserve. where do you see the state? >> supervisors, we do have a little bit more information that i had last week. a round of the laguna honda hospital, revenues from the state, there is a federal reduction in that rate, resulting in a $30 million hit that year. for all intents and purposes, i would say that the rest of the state reserve is gone. i do think we have some good revenues in the current year that are likely to be okay without having to do a round of cuts. i am hopeful that that is the situation we are in. between that news and development payments still outstanding, some other news we are tracking -- if we could, i would have -- i think the mayor is supportive of the program and support of of using the state reserve to backfill this program. the timing is unfortunate because it would have been nice to have waited to see where these other issues shake our, but because the funding was expiring december 1, we were forced to a

i see that supervisor avalos has joined us. we will extend the same courtesy to you that we did to supervisor campos and allow you to say word. supervisor avalos: good afternoon. thank you for having me. i want to think the public for giving me the space to jump the line, so to speak. as you know, the board of supervisors just approved a resolution urging the mta to look into how we can afford to have free fast passes for young people in san francisco. i support that. the actual resolution came out of my committee on the city operations and neighborhood services committee, where the youth commission had to work with groups around the city. some of the best presentations i have seen from anyone is from the young people or adults or seniors that presented. they did a fine job laying out the need and their presentations were stellar. these are difficult times with the budgets. i want you to know that you have the board of supervisors will support in trying to make this happen. we want to be a partner in help making this happen. you

i think i would use that word. >> how do you mean? think in mrr shawn's era, which was the first -- i don't know how many years that i as there. >> and you got there in '60... &->>>'63, okay. >> and, and you know, it didn't have a table of contents and it had onny one really decision-making editor and that was william shawn to decide whether you're going to do the piece, how long the piece was going to be. >> right. >> whether it was going to run. i think it's almost true now except they have a, a pass at some sort of delegation of authority, but i think it comes...any of those magazinee, as you well know, comes down to what the editor decides. >> right, but, but it has as an institution evolved? >> it has, and i used to say that in shawn's day if a team from the harvard business school or mackenzie and company or something3 came and studied the new yorker, the team would decide that it couldn't possibly come out the nextú week. [laughter] it was, thought that's why it did come out the next week. it was sort of quirky beast theory...

i use that term very deliberately. closing the hearing and "accepting"the mass your plan does not mean that you are agreeing with. you are accepting the information. i want to give an update on where we go from here and the other processes as a commissioner. we have pending on many of the properties -- to be able to move up forward on those. the environmental impact report is under way. to be clear, the eir is not required for the master plan. there has been confusion about that for some time. de eir -- the eir is required for the properties. we have asked for the draft eir to be released next summer and we would go from there with the normal process of the eir. the commission has to certify the eir before you can approve the occupancy of any building. we're moving forward with the enactments and the eir. next year will be an important here to try to bring this to resolution. president olague: thank you.

i never thought i was going to be able to do the things i used to do before. ink from that day on a new carlos was born. i can't give up now, you know. i have to keep moving forward. it's what brought me here. >> one, two, three, four. that's what i'm talking about. >> i'm a marine, so marines stay healthy. i'm always looking for a challenge. i wanted to come to the gym to be myself, you know, to be -- to stay healthy and be an example for my kids. >> all for one, one for all, right? the game plan was be creative. we do arm forward to get the shoulders moving. we have mid cable rows. alternating rows to open up the spine so he's not so rigid. he enjoys boxing. the thought of hey, how do we incorporate that? >> i lost a lot of muscle mass. that's why we have been working a lot, you know, with the core and waking up those muscles that i wasn't using before. it's been helping me be more stable and using my prosthetics. >> live strong, army strong and now carlos strong. the way he brings it shows i have more inside of me than what my body shows right now. >> it's h

>> i used to be able to do the caterpillar when i was 10.e like, "all right, i got to do the caterpillar." >> well, it was before i was in a band. >> jimmy: like, you can do the worm? >> yeah, all singers are attention seekers, you know, and it was before we were in the band. so i was like, "i got to do something to make that girl look over here." [ laughter ] and i would -- i'm going do the worm. >> jimmy: could you do the worm now? >> i don't -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: come on. i'll do it. i'll do it. if you do it, i'll do it. we'll do one, one way. do it? we'll do it together. come on. you want to do it here? [ cheers and applause ] we'll do it from here to the camera. okay? >> okay. >> jimmy: all right, ready? >> is this really happening? >> jimmy: this is really happening. ready? one, two, three, go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i love you, buddy. chris martin, you guys! come on. go pick up "mylo xyloto!" check out coldplay on "saturday night live" this weekend. beyonce performs next. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and appl

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