the cypress is in pieces. there is only this. the cypress is in pieces. . >> a poem i wrote shortly after 9-11. the terrorists for rachel cory and all those who were idealists and who actually believed that they could make an effect and social change. the terrorists who lives amongst us is not you, the terrorist who lurks in

the cypress is in pieces like a shattered minaret. it's asleep in the road in its own aesthetic shadows, green and dark, just like it is. no one has been harmed. cars pass by, speeding over its branches, rising dust settling on their windows. the cypress is in pieces, but the dove that chose it doesn't move its exposed nest to a nearby accommodation. overhead, two migrating birds circle the sufficiency of its nesting place and trade gestures. a woman says to her neighbor, i wonder, did you see a storm come by? no, nor a bulldozer, and yet the cypress is in pieces. and someone passing the debris says, maybe it got bored from neglect or worn out by time, for it's as long as a giraffe and as meaningly as a dust broom and it provides no shade for lovers. a small boy says, i used to draw it without air. its lines were easy to follow. and a girl says the sky today is lacking because the cypress is in pieces. and a young man says, no, the sky today is complete because the cypress is in pieces.

the cypress is in pieces. there is only this. the cypress is in pieces. . >> a poem i wrote shortly after 9-11. the terrorists for rachel cory and all those who were idealists and who actually believed that they could make an effect and social change. the terrorists who lives amongst us is not you, the terrorist who lurks in the shadows of our crowded city streets isn't me. he's not a demon with bulging eyes, a twisted mouth full of dirt, a crooked mouth, fangs driping blood. it's not the savage guner waiting for our school on their way to school. no, this heinous replica of satan doesn't look like a jew. dopt make a habit of supplying the motives of sin with colors of skin because it's skin deep. a student with dreams of statehood or a teenage girl driven by desperation and fear or a dentist or an apprentice of a dead soldier, who crouches in the wounds of the dead and the dying, who hurls stones at tanks and encroaching soldiers, who stands unmoved before a roiling tank, who stares with barbed eyes. the enemy is never one who k

city build, san francisco, job train, san mateo, were are they at, cypress mandella, and san juaquin's group. whether you join me many the ranks of the retired. you have done a wonderful job,

city build, san francisco, job train, san mateo, were are they at, cypress mandella, and san juaquin's group. whether you join me many the ranks of the retired. you have done a wonderful job, because you have provided a future for a whole lot of folks. thank you, ed harrington, and i love you. [applause] >> thank you, jaemtions, brian, zel da, for giving me all the credit for all

on today's show, we'll also be in cypress. very nice place. europe's finance ministers are planning to push madrid to take a full bailout. >> and we'll also see anger over in india where it's over diesel price hikes. we'll head to new delhi it for all the latest. >>>. >> protests in north africa continue. >> and pressure mounting on spain as eurozone finance ministers meet and report in a dutch paper suggesting the ecb is negotiating with the imf on the spanish rescue package worth 300 billion euros. stefane is following the story for us. >> reporter: it looks like it's a pretty good report to be honest because 300 billion euros is more or less what would be needed for a spanish bailout, for the amount of this potential deal for spain is credible. regarding the fact that the imf would be implicated in that story, again, it's credible because if you look at what the prime minister rajoy say a few days ago, he said he had no objection to the imf monitoring the spanish compliance with the condition of an international bailout. it's all about the

get rid of the cypress issue. >> you have the cypress issue, which is obvious, and you have the implementation and another question. tusche is a mation i was in country, a block the country. >> rose: and an influential company. influential growth rate. >> and the discussion, when we're discussing about a new country joining the european zone, there are two conditions. a, this company doesn't want you tow-- b, is it possible for the other countries to accept. because of economic know reasons pb my answer would be for the short term, no. >> rose: ar concerned about islamicist governments or persons about croat that may be sweeping, and the question it might. it's an notab easy question. upothese are not easy questions. it belongs to people to choose their government. they're acting pretty well and we have to pay attention because you know, during years and years you have this fault possible between democracy and stability. >> rose: we chose stability, by the way. >> and he said be careful. if you want democracy, it will be a turmoil. no, we have to refuse that. to be happy when people can vote.

san juaquin, cypress mandella, alameda county, citybuiod, sf county, apoi, san mateo county, proge==ject build. we would like to thank you for your outstanding after fort, and city staff that worked in labor apresent itions on both of the training classes. >> t*fs a pleasure for me to do that, there were some great folk that is came out. i think you know one. success stories happening on one of the (inaudible). i knew from the very fist day that young man came into that program that he would make someone a perfect employee, and he d. it's been profound for me to work with the member members of jtop. i've maerd of you, i've heard your names many times. though, i'm not try to rush you away, i can't recall the entire lines of the poem by langston hughes. in reference to retirement, life is short, aoeltd desert first. [giggles]. mass [applause] >> good evening commissioners : art shanks, hhere with donna milelr, any assist and,thank you on behalf of the

this was another disease to monterey cypress. there are several in the process of being removed. something fell on the tennis court. the battle of one of the trees it did fall into the net, the side of the tennis court. this is not an excuse for removal of nine sturdy historic trees. simply to move the tennis court. i made some measurements the other day. i realized that there is a very ugly entranceway -- the movement of the tennis court overturned that area, to the edge of the trees would be so simple. it would be so much cheaper, and would not require any huge amount of money, then it would to remove how many thousands of dollars -- how much does it take to put the bulldozer on the streets, to break out the roof structure of nine big trees. this is just impossible. we don't have that kind of money. i would ask for your approval of the project, but take out the removal of the trees and simply move the tennis courts. >> thank you. >> and is there any other public comment? >> i am jillian gilette, iwas there for the previous item. transbay center, district plan. thank you for you

antioch fire officials say the cypress trees and brush caught fire a little more than an hour ago. they say it could have started at a homeless encampment. >> a big heads up on potential delays starting tonight if you are flying out of san francisco. >> eric: latest royal scandal involving pictures showing too much skin. too much of the duchess of cambridge is revealed. >> an apple tasting sweet success on pre-orders for the new iphone 5. we'll tell you how quickly the >> kristen: britain's royal family says it's suing french magazine that pictured topless photos of princess katherine. they toured malaysia and visited a mosque she covered her head with a veil to comply with islamic law. french gossip magazine insisted it did not invade their privacy. >> first batch of apple 5 have already sold out. they begin taking orders at midnight promising delivery by next friday when the new phone goes on sale goes in stores. people who didn't get an iphone 5 will have to wait at least until september 28 to receive their device. quick rise in expected delivery shows much stronger demand. >> d

the stand of monterey cypress that is natural carpa populating the west slope of buena vista west consistsmainly of mature and overmature trees, evidenced by the tops, lateral branches and failure of some on the stand. the interior have lost branches due to shading. the larger and more row best retain more lower branching due to abundance of light on the exposed west end of the stand. these trees currently frame and some points obscure westward views of picturesque frederick rooftops, golden gate park and the ocean beyond. these views are best exemplified from the landing at the top of the first long set of steps rising from the sidewalk circumstance navigating the park. as stated the trees frame the view but this will change * as the stand continues to age. trees of this ma chuter will lose lower branches in evident currently on the most fully exposed individuals and stand to pail in event of storming conditions such as the windstorms of 1995. exposed trees on the west edge of stands such as many in golden gate park were most prone to failure during that event. the asian trees of this sta

antioch fire officials say the cypress trees and brush caught fire a little more than an hour ago. they say it could have started at a homeless encampment. >> a big heads up on potential delays starting tonight if you are flying out of san francisco. >> eric: latest royal scandal involving pictures showing too much skin. too much of the duchess of cambridge is revealed. >> an apple tasting sweet success on pre-orders for the new iphone 5. new iphone 5. we'll tete [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection you can count on. introducing at&t u-verse high speed internet with more speed options, reliability and wi-fi hot spots than ever. call at&t now to get u-verse high speed internet for as little as $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. it's the fastest internet for the price. our newly expanded advanced digital network gives you more of what you enjoy online. and with at&t, our wireless gateway turns your home into a private wi-fi hot spot that connects your wi-fi devices and can even

city build, san francisco, job train, san mateo, were are they at, cypress mandella, and san juaquin's group. whether you join me many the ranks of the retired. you have done a wonderful job, because you have provided a future for a whole lot of folks. thank you, ed harrington, and i love you. [applause] >> thank you, jaemtions, brian, zel da, for giving me all the credit for all l work you've done. for all to make it happen. >> mr. fil--? >> david fil >> it's a hard act to follow. my thoughts having followed this commission since i was a small person and mae pub comment on for nor than 25 year, i'll remember one. earliest times when i dealt with ed, and the finance bureau says at 425 mason, didn't of the internet yet, i'd show up late on fry, look be for the commission pact. waiter for thing to available, reading it over the weekend, andy and others were part of that at the time. but, throughout the entire career, both here, twice, and as city controller, he's always asked the right questions. and always been concerned about the rate pairs and tax payer, managing projects well, doing

the 75,000 square foot building was donated by cypress semi conductor. doubling donations and has an 8,000 qair foot walk in cooler allowing to offer more fresh foods and it did not just have one ribbon cutting but six because other companies like cisco applied material skpdz sandisc also donated money to reno vailt vait the building. >> big thank you to t >>> coming up new at 6:00 we investigate the background of an east bay man who shot, rather a man shot at an east bay chp officer. the i team paints a portrait of an angry young rebel. also back live to the democratic national convention and the move spoiling the party for thousands of obama supporters and a woman bought an expensive car and wasn't allowed to drive it. now, it's back to dan and cheryl. >> thank you, see you then. >> world news is coming up next. i'm cheryl jennings. >> and from all of

the cypress center on north first street nearly doubles the size of their operating space.he building was a donation. >> it goes to the most basic need. unfortunately, in one of the richest places in the world, we have hungry people. they needed a big building. we had a building and we said go for it. >> second harvest is one of the largest food banks in the nation, providing food to 250,000 people each month in the two-county region. >>> a raging wildfire in colusa county is now just 10% contained tonight. two fires have now merged together, burning about 3200 acres. cal fire says an evacuation warning is out for the remote cortina reservation. >>> rain showers are a mixed blessing for fire crews as they fight a wildfire in the san gabriel mountains. there are concerns about dry lightning sparking even more fires. tonight, the williams fire is 48% contained. >>> we've got some scattered showers out there right now. that moisture is going to be here for the next 24 hours, hence the red flag warning. i suggest we could also see thunderstorms in the santa cruz mountains as we

. >> we leave you this sunday morning amid cypresses along the texas-louisiana border.us again next sunday morning. until then, i'll see you on the radio. captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org krystal conwell : we see a lot of problems with the... number of students that we have. resources. materials. things that the children need... on a day-to-day basis. anncr: question seven will help. the department of legislative services says question seven... will mean hundreds of millions of dollars... for schools...from gaming revenues that would have... gone to other states. and independent audits will guarantee the money... goes where it's supposed to. krystal conwell: i think people should vote for question... seven because i think it will be a great benefit to children.

cypress trees and rolling hills. a very well designed golf course. we've had a very successful presidents cup. the amount of spectators that it drawls, everyone from around the world -- seeing the course on television and the quality of work -- it is very impressive to me that we can do that on the public level. i have an extremely dedicated crew that worked with me. there's not a moment that i'm not proud of everything i see out there and all the hard work. i am very honored to receive an award. i feel very fortunate to have people that will go above and beyond. it is due to their hard work and their efforts that they put on ain on a day-to-day basis. [applause] >> hi, everybody. i'm the general manager of san francisco's recreation and park department. it's my incredible pleasure and honor to introduce you are mfac award winner, steve, ste castil. >> i would like to thank spur and mfac. thank you for this honor. being selected to receive such a prestigious award is such a great honor, but i think even greater considering all the top candidates. whe

cypress, cedar. >> one of the largest structures in san francisco is made up with alaska cedar. >> let me ask you here. anybody know where this very large structure made of alaskan yellow czar, a beautiful -- cedar elegant structure. anybody know? you know? >> at&t park? >> at&t park. give this man a ticket to the ballgame. because down at the ballpark -- >> is a coke bottle made out of alaskan cedar. >> it's a giant coke bottle with alaskan cedar ribs and pat was involved in it and -- >> they fabricated it and sailed it down the bay, weighed about 150,000 pounds. it's a big coke bottle. >> and what do we have here? what can you tell us about this stuff? >> treated material that we use for framing, for decks. people use this for decking. right here, it looks like it's treat on the ends. which i guess you're going to get to treating cut ends on material that's freshly treated. that's the new stuff though. >> yeah. >> and this is treated with copper sulfate which forms a reaction with any nails that you use unless you use stainless steel. >> we'll talk about that in just a second. becaus

or run sure so we do know that the white house however is planning on launching their own kind of cypress tree legislation and what is not supposed to happen will the news broke on friday the white house could do it whenever and if we know anything about president obama's executive orders a policy signed in the middle of the night and no one will know until it's too late so we're connecting some dots here of course the fact that go daddy at one time supported sopa did go back on that decision but it took a while but the point is there's reason to believe that people don't like go daddy for the good excuse ok. let's talk a little bit about anonymous because you know this anonymous owner not only three are right i'm learning you know is apparently a member of anonymous but when we talk and i want to talk more broadly about this because this could happen in the future random you know so-called members of anonymous could start. launching attacks on web sites and their choices that the rest of the collective doesn't agree with i mean what how does this work in the future with anonymous i don't

but i'm a little bit of a trade when i talk to politicians just coming back from cypress thank you for the ecb, now we can do everything right, now there is not such a great hurry. is that the peer that maybe the ecb by buying time is also taking the pressure off the politicians to do their job? >> i think this would be a very untrust interpretation of mario draghi's policy. he was very adamant that this was an incentive for government in troubled countries to use the time and the regained confidence to introduce more structural reforms and i'm sure he will be more outspoken in the coming weeks and days about the necessity of national governments to use the time, to use the window of opportunity to deepen and enhance the structural reforms that are so can desperately needed. in all of the eurozone in order to regain world market and increased competitiveness. >> so industry rather happy with the way it's playing out right now. but we've heard other voices where they've said there's too much money circling around in the banking system. with a we need is confidence injection rather than

possession anymore just kind of out there in the open third parties manage it and then the current cypress tree legislation that's being proposed in congress and the one that the obama administration is trying to push out in executive order a lot of the information could easily be intercepted in a matter of couple of months really depending on how this legislation moves through washington and what we're saying what we're talking about right now is the cloud specifically the amount of data stored so right now we go off of is the one nine hundred eighty six electronic privacy act and that is what they legislate with saying that if our information is in a storage unit for over one hundred eighty days that they can access it was relatively few complications and they don't necessarily need a warrant the problem is that that nine hundred eighty six legislation wasn't accounting for where what we have to date they know i've been violated or everything he did and given that there is only one definition of a cloud going back to one hundred six actually you tell me that we're going to talk about the

. >> markets enter a pair list week with a ruling on the bailout fund, dutch election and cypress on the agenda. >> mario monty says they will not tap into the bond buying plan just yet. >> i believe what italy is doing is domestic policies both budgetary -- i mean fiscal discipline and reforms should be enough to reassure the markets. >> and glencore raising its bid. >> weak trade data conformses china slowing at a faster than expected rate piling pressure on beijing to act. let's first get straight to data. it at that timian gdp figures are out, revised second quarter figure revised to 0.8% declined quarter on quarter. italy's economy has now contracted by 2.6% year on year. now, this follows a preliminary reading of 0.7%, so italy's secretary quarter gdp figures have revised lower. euro-dollar not too changed. still down about 0.2%. weak domestic demand was a heavy drag on activity. perhaps no surprise begin some of the weakness we've seen in other data. in an exclusive interview with cnbc, mario monti says he will not access the bond buying program anytime soon. >> i believe that

can be powerful enough to override an entire apple-driven product cycle, that's what i believe when cypressne unbelievably good steve jobs biography, i would have told you how wrong that was. what else? how about for the sin of not forgiving cirrus logic for a miss right before one of the greatest runs i've ever seen. the sound component maker for apple. what a mistake that was. left a lot on the table. just as you can't be in favor of a component that doesn't have apple as a client, you can't bet against one that does. excuses after excuses after excuses for failure, that someone, ceo of miracle grow, don't come on a television and explain how the critics are all wrong and turn around and admit they're right by issuing a hard earnings report soon after. for the sin of thinking that a company had changed its stripes when it was only the ceo saying it had done so. that's what happened in devin energy, which i thought was becoming a much more oily company, but it's truly another natural gas play that wasn't ready for the glut. at least take it like southwestern energy which never pretended it

cypress on the short-term, greece has done incredibly well, very insulated against some of the noises come out. >> we mentioned the greek government bonds that you hold. today there was a report that perhaps greece needs a third bailout, denied again, the typical european deny it and say it again. do they need a third bailout? and if they do, will it be backed by germany because from my view germany really needs to back it if they want to keep greece in the euro zone. >> the court case today laid the ground work for germany being part of the solution. and i think greece is in the tough position. the bailout that they may need i don't think impacts, you know, the private sector debt. the private sector debt amounts to 25%. there's no question that, you know, greece not only needs more stimulus at some level, but also needs to do some more restructuring. it's go i think to hit the official sector and it's not going to hit the headlines. on the law, and it's right now yielding still over 20% on the short end. and, you know, i think it's going to be very difficult even in the worst-case

. >> we leave you this sunday morning amid cypresses along the texas-louisiana border. until then, i'll see you on the radio. captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org dan hurd: when i was a child, california was a leader in education funding. erika derry: and the fact that california isn't making it a priority frustrates me. dan hurd: i'm ashamed of that, and i don't want this to continue for my daughter. brenda kealing: prop 38 is going to bring a lot of money to our schools. suzan solomon: the money stays at the school site. cade derry: what i would really like to see is that the teachers... that were laid off come back to the school. navaz hurd: a smaller class size. navaz hurd: as a mom i want that. as a teacher i want that.

speaking at a meeting in cypress, the dutch finance minister also told cnbc a bailout wasn't necessary. >> it's up to spain whether or not it will ask it for -- up to now, not one single deposited, still a lot to gain without asking for a full program. but it's up to spain whether or not to do that. i'm not pushing them in any direction in either the no or the yes direction. so it's up to spain to do that. but for spain, it's very important also that they continue the path of economic reform and austerity because this is the structural approach. >> and joining us, senior european economy at jeffries international. thanks very much for joining us. is the pressure off spain having to agree to a deal now? >> pressure seems to be off. markets have reacted very positively so for the time being it seems like we're in limbo where the ecb is waiting for spain to step up and ask for a bailout, but we're not really -- we're for the quite sure what the timing of that response will be from spain. so basically just waiting for spain to respond. >> it would seem it's going to be markets that push sp