morley from the city attorney's office to give us a legal opinion on the idea that we perhaps vioted sunshine regulations with o amendme on item 11. thank you. >> good afternoon i am from the city attorney's office. t amendment to item 11 was proper under the sunshine ordinance. the items it was agenda is to reject agend - -- as it was agendized would allow drivers to uheir own merchants. t board was free to decide that to decide ty we not ing to alw it. hey re free to allow but subject to conditions. there s violatn. thank you very much. >> i think we an combine items and 15. -- vice chrpson brinkman: scretary boomer: recommending that the department repeal ole" ovisions, in esignating that staff may enforce parkinglaws deleting a sectn whicmakes such designations it orizes the mta to subpoena evidenceestimony relevant tforcemt of motor vecle for hire regulations. it increases penalties for operating aotor vehicle or higher without a ermit remembering rious ctions for cla and elimating outdated provisions of the business tax and regulations code. item amends rious sections of divisi

i'm morley safer. in this edition, we take a global adventure with stops in mozambique to see greg carr's efforts to restore gorongosa, gorongosa national park, and in italy, to meet wine royalty the antinori family. we also journey to the foja mountains in indonesia to get a glimpse of wildlife that doesn't exist anywhere else on earth. we begin with american philanthropist greg carr. he's committed himself and his fortune to helping one of the poorest nations on earth, mozambique in east africa. as scott pelley first reported in 2008, greg carr thinks he's found something special in a wildlife park that could be mozambique's salvation. >> greg carr wanted our first experience of gorongosa to be just like his was in 2004: a helicopter ride to see the park's vast size and breathtaking diversity. >> when we flew over this, i said, "this is it," you know, because, i mean, it's beautiful. it's magnificent. >> it's almost 1,500 square miles of african wilderness: lakes, plains, even a rain forest. gorongos

i'm morley safer. in this edition, we take a global adventure with stops in mozambique to see greg carr's efforts to restore gorongosa, gorongosa national park, and in italy, to meet wine royalty the antinori family. we also journey to the foja mountains in indonesia to get a glimpse of wildlife that doesn't exist anywhere else on earth. we begin with american philanthropist greg carr. he's committed himself and his fortune to helping one of the poorest nations on earth, mozambique in east africa. as scott pelley first reported in 2008, greg carr thinks he's found something special in a wildlife park that could be mozambique's salvation. >> greg carr wanted our first experience of gorongosa to be just like his was in 2004: a helicopter ride to see the park's vast size and breathtaking diversity. >> when we flew over this, i said, "this is it," you know, because, i mean, it's beautiful. it's magnificent. >> it's almost 1,500 square miles of african wilderness: lakes, plains, even a rain forest. gorongos

morley from the city attorney's office to give us a legal opinion on the idea that we perhaps violated sunshine regulations with our amendment on item 11. thank you. >> good afternoon. i am from the city attorney's office. the amendment to item 11 was proper under the sunshine ordinance. the item as it was agenda is to reject agend - - as it was agendized would allow drivers to use their own merchants. the board was free to decide that or to decide they were not going to allow it. they were free to allow it but subject to conditions. there was no violation. thank you very much. >> i think we can combine items 14 and 15. -- vice chairperson brinkman: secretary boomer: recommending that the department repeal police" provisions, in designating that staff may enforce parking laws, deleting a section which makes such designations. it authorizes the mta to subpoena evidence and testimony relevant to enforcement of motor vehicle for hire regulations. it increases penalties for operating a motor vehicle for higher without a permit, remembering various sections for clarity and eliminating outda

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often called the dutch morley said. in november of 2012, the legion of honor will present royal treasures from the louvre. many of the pieces in the exposition have never left the louvre, much less france. impressionist on theit will celn francisco's mounting of the america's cup. the fine arts museum as continue to identify and has secured equally superb exhibitions through fiscal year 2014. during the past fiscal year, the education program of the museum serve approximately 250,000 persons, including 58,000 k-12 students. we had the young and art festival with the san francisco unified school district with over 1500 students who displayed their to visual art and 800 students performed as part of the festival. the museum continues to hire over 70 district high school students each year to teach in our museum ambassador program. this year marks our eighth season of friday nights, and the number of artists and collaborating partners continue to increase and represent the diverse cultural landscape of the san francisco ba

i'm just reading the book, morley safer said we're not winning this war. cronkite was slow to accept that. andy rooney, always with the embedded thinking. we have to be with the military. that debate was three years in the running. today it would take about an hour. that's why it's different. we would move quicker. we wouldn't take three years to realize a war is unwinnable. that's what's great about what's happening today. depth of argument and diversity of opinion. and not this sort of lemming-like acceptance of authority. that's gone. thank god for cable. because that's what's going on today. without cable, it's just network thinking. i'm telling you, embedded thinking, which is dangerous in a democracy. >> let me take the other side of the argument. there's a new book out called "the cable chatter" where the left is talking to the left, the right is talking to the right and maria elena salinas, they're calling this corrosive to our democracy. the rising of the opinion of journalism that we're seeing in our industry. >> that's one opinion. >> i do think

warning sign for the future very interesting point thanks so much for joining us that link up your son morley staff writer for salon dot com and author of the book snow storm in august washington city francis scott key and the forgotten race riot at eighteen thirty five. do you ever wonder how the police and military know that the rubber bullets are safe to fire into a crowd of protesters or those loud piercing sound cannon they use to break up demonstrations won't cause damage well they pay humans to be guinea pigs yep you heard me right in a warehouse building in morris county new jersey residents make sure when you don't lose an hour to be abused you might get hit with the tongs or fired at with rubber bullets but i guess in this economy have jobs a job right but let's examine this a little bit closer last october an iraq veteran was hit by a police projectile in oakland well taking part in the occupy wall street protest we've played this footage before but take another look at your marriage what's your . scuttles and suffered a fractured skull and brain swelling after being shot he's stil

warning sign for the future very interesting point thanks so much for joining us that link up your son morley staff writer for salon dot com and author of the books no storm an august washington city francis scott key and the forgotten race right at eighteen thirty five. all right well now we've heard about the cleveland five bomb plot as well as their arrests of the so-called nato three but just to recap cleveland five is a group of men who were arrested for allegedly conspiring to blow up a bridge in ohio the plot wasn't successful because an undercover f.b.i. informant reportedly provided them with a dud bomb all the defense that pleaded not guilty and are being held without bail until the trial begins meanwhile the nato three is a group of men facing terror related charges for allegedly plotting an attack to president obama's campaign headquarters in chicago during the nato summit last month many parts of this case are coming under fire at the moment because lawyers say that illinois anti terrorism statute is all encompassing and ill defined however beyond the fact that both sets of men w

snowstorm in august leaders in the francis scott key and the forgotten race riots of 1835 jefferson morley, washington correspondent for salo magazine recount washingt d.c.'s first race wyatt. agent garbo, the brilliant eccentric secreagent who ekkehi aavhe da loorsenink es w fhe authors in the near future on booktv and on booktv.org. in just a minute we will hear from jill biden as she readser chdren boo"don fge w fheesar t a gup cre washington d.c. national guard members. during this event hosted by the u.s. though she is joined by vice president joe biden who also talked to the group. this ibo h an hour. [applause] >> welcome to the d.c. national guard. on behalf of the men and women of the guard i would like to oml ye is in oliss ay thanks to all of you for supporting the men and women in uniform. yoknow when we serve, you serve and you as families of the n aenrell to the mission. i would like to introduce the lane rodgers, the u.s. tritre.ident and ceo othe il be out with you. and welcome back haot ope do you know why? we are here to salute you cause you are very important people. you

all this information comes from a great book by morley winnegrad called "the millennial momentum." a 10 million vote bulge for the president. >> first of all, let me say i love this powerful conversation we have going on. michael shure in l.a. governor granholm in san francisco, and i'm in new orleans. i love this what we have going on and i nominate myself for green hulk. hulk smash. governor granholm, it's terrific that there are more millennials in 2012. the down side is that they're not as excited as they were in 2008. i've spoken to a countless number of them saying, you knowish what, we were promised change. we didn't get a lot of change, and i'm not sure they're going to be as motivated as they were in 2008. how do you solve that problem? >> right, and clearly that is a huge problem that the president will have to address that. truly, i think once school gets back in session he should be spending every week at a new college campus in a swing state. if you had them all in one arena, and register them and vote or vote absentee, that would be a great strategy to get them riled

with your priest or your ministers with your rabbis rabbis, you should take up the issues of morley what is right to or wrong. i do believe we failed to get our captain trade bill because refocus too much on things other than the objective of the cap-and-trade the gestation to reduce emissions of co2. once we view it as a way to punish or raise revenue the legislation that nobody wanted to vote for. >> and for the generals that came and to talk about the successes to say when i said take vienna, i meant the end at.

>> cronkite recognized that morley safer was right and '65, morally told him that the vietnam war was cronkite not only did that report but he went to see bobby kennedy, sat with the kennedy press secretary and said you have got to run for the presidency, you have got to challenge lyndon johnson. cronkite turned anti-war and he felt a moral obligation to try to end johnson policies. for people in your world that is an unconscionable -- >> a line that should never be crossed. then he compounds it by interviewing senator ken don't air three days before he wound up throwing his hat into the '68 presidential race. we all remember -- i knew cronkite, i liked him, i respected him, avenues warm guy, but in his hey day, he was seen as mr. objectivity. you report that in his radio comment tears, which didn't get widely picked up, he was quite a liberal and said some pretty harsh things about the nixon administration. >> woe do a regular commentary, most people don't go back and look at cbs radio reports. cronkite didn't write all of them there were scriptwriters for some. nevertheless, lyndon

he loved morley safer -- and personally he saw the thought it was a hell of a piece about the marines -- but he had a cold war lens that our troops could do no wrong but he went and 68, february and toward vietnam offense of any came to believe that the jobs and ministration and mcnamara were lying. others thought so as well, that there was no quick victory. and cronkite -- did not do it on the evening news when he had to be mr. center but he did a cbs special report, walter cronkite said, this old reporters said that it is at a stalemate. and everything went off. what luntz correctly said that cronkite was so obsessed with getting out of vietnam all calls that he asked robert kennedy to run against lyndon johnson who was the presumed the guy running because kennedy was against the war in vietnam. it tells you how passionate cronkite got against the vietnam war. because he was friends with lyndon johnson. lyndon johnson and lady bird were friends of walter cronkite. johnson had owned the cbs affiliate in austin and a lot of properties with cbs and dr. frank stanton, cronkite's offenda

i'm morley safer. in this edition, we look at stories of crime, punishment, and what money can buy. first, the high-stakes world of japanese organized crime, where big dollars saved the life of an infamous gangster. then we investigate how best-selling author and philanthropist greg mortenson used some of the assets of his multimillion-dollar charity. and finally, we talk to dennis kozlowski, the former ceo who once made headlines for illegal corporate excess. we begin with the yakuza, japan's not-so-secret version of the mafia. american law enforcement keeps a close eye on the yakuza, and that includes keeping tabs on a ruthless gang leader named tadamasa goto. as lara logan reported in the fall of 2009, goto not only got into the country; he was first in line for a lifesaving liver transplant. [haunting wooden flute music] >> this is the godfather, tadamasa goto, at a rarely seen ritual of the yakuza. filmed by the mobsters for their own private viewing, the top bosses are gathered to pay homage at an ancient succession ceremony. the event's steeped in tradition. what does it mean

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i'm morley safer. in this edition, we look at the hard times faced by millions of americans during the economic downturn. we begin with american families falling out of the middle class. the combination of lost jobs and millions of foreclosures at the end of the first decade of the 21st century saw a lot of families homeless and hungry for the first time in their lives, and as scott pelley reported in march of 2011, one of the most disturbing consequences of the recession was the record number of children descending into poverty, the largest american generation to be raised in hard times since the great depression. >> in seminole county, near orlando, florida, so many kids have lost their homes, school buses now stop at dozens of cheap motels where families crowd into rooms, living week to week. 11-year-old destiny corfee joined the line at this motel. >> i never really noticed what people were actually going through until now. until we're actually going through it too. >> david and theresa corfee neve

today, washington post deputy national political editor ann cornblue, and salon.com writer jefferson morleyank you for joining us the first time. ann, i'll start off with you. the washington post now reporting that a romney advisor confirming rubio is not being seriously vetted by the campaign. what else do we know at this hour? >> well, this is something that my colleague shell rutger, who has been covering romney for quite some time has been hearing for a while, which is that romney has got his list of preferred candidates, and they've looked actually at a number of people, including rubio in terms of their public documents, things that would be available to anyone, but when it comes to actually asking for some of the private paperwork, financial work, all the really confidential stuff that you would do to get somebody on the short list, that they haven't taken that step with rubio for a number of reasons, but i think primarily what phil rutger has been reporting is that romney has always said he wants someone who is ready to be president on day one. he doesn't come out and say he doesn't

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rarely are failed foreign policies spared morley-based criticism. in making this observation i'm not claiming the united states is the undisputed moral compass of the world. rather i am saying that no nation is more closely associated with a set of historic moral precepts and no nation is judged more meticulously according to its own articulated values. as an observer of global affairs for many decades, believe this is a good thing and i believe our moral identity is an essential source of national power. despite missteps the united states has been and still is a force for good in the world. this is indisputable from any objective point of view. in most respects we have been an incredibly generous nation. former enemies like germany and japan, we have continued to help the former soviet union protect and destroy the very nuclear weapons that were once pointed at us. we have helped countries such as south korea and taiwan move from extreme poverty to impressive ross parity through our assistance and our protection. our democratic institutions and pol