for development, bayview-hunters point redevelopment project area and hunters point shipyard project redevelopment area, discussion. madam director? >> thank you, madam secretary. lila hussein will give an overview of this this afternoon. >> good afternoon. i am lila hussein, and as you know, this is our largest redevelopment area planning over 702 acres, and we are at an exciting milestone to bring something -- a proposal to you today on updates to the land use program for shipyard phase two. we have been working collaboratively with the cac, city agencies, the planning department to work through many of the elements that you will see today, and i especially want to thank two cac members who are here, joyce and neal, who have sat through numerous meetings where elements of the proposals today have been presented to them. so i don't want to take much of your time, so with that, i will introduce you to the director of planning at five point. >> good afternoon, commissioner bustos, commissioners singh, rosales. thank you, executive director and jim. we are very pleased, five point is v

mike: you are a duck hunter and deer hunter. what is a hunting tip? if you are deer hunting in the winter, dress warmly, where warm socks, make sure you sight in your rifle or you do not mix -- miss. introduce a hunter, somebody else to the joy of participating in the great outdoors. mike: i am a duck hunter or deer hunter, i want to protect my family, white or possibly need a military-style weapon? larry: the constitution, you don't have to have a need for something, it is a right. there are 16 modern sporting rifles in the u.s. owned by law-abiding americans, used for responsible purposes, primarily for target shooting, increasingly for hunting. they are very good firearms for self protection, particularly for folks that live out west in rural areas. they are used for lawful purposes. every day, by law-abiding americans. but these school shootings, don't they make your case harder to make? larry: i suppose some might look at my gun safe and say i have an arsenal. mike: how many? larry: i have lost count. there is a joke in the industry, what do they

i'm an artist who has had a studio at hunters point shipyard since 1998. the body of the work of mine deals with the history and the building of hunters point shipyard. i'm in support of retaining the buildings, and i want to call attention, again, to the important role that the site played in the course of history. i think it honors that history to retain some character. to recognize this contribution, encourage the developer to retain as much of the buildings as a means to memorialize the historic historical shipyard, you know, i think we should retain as many more buildings besides the national historic landmarks. it's important. it doesn't exist anywhere else in the bay area. i want to see as much preservation of the physical history as possible so our future is aware of our past. it will become an attraction and tourist destination benefiting the city as a whole. i have to say, i'm impressed, but i want to be sure it really happens. thank you. >> thank you, ms. carter. any other public comments? please come forward. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i

that the farms that are being paid are going to central government or to the to the trophy hunter or the professional hunter and the percentage of the funds that actually get down to the ground and to support conservation are again often over exaggerated so you know there are also fundamental issues about whether. the hunting is a property regulated according what's your response to that and we have a lot of people online thing that unfortunately there's corruption when it comes to this and so that money never actually makes it to where you go. you know we hear this sort of generalized assumption made on corruption to the point where it's sort of just copper bowl and you know it's easy to point to cases in which hunting contributes a very significant to wildlife conservation the preservation and conservation of vast lands that simply would not exist without the conservation through hunting model we also have some very specific instances that we can point to such as the camp farm model in zimbabwe that gives control of wildlife resources as well as local benefits derived to local peop

hunters respond he brought an entire dressed in butchered venison leg and his equipment to the front window of his restaurant proceeded to cut steaks from the meat he then went back. into the kitchen cooked it up and ate it in the front window in front of a view of all the protestors and while protesters were flabbergasted and deeply offended by chef hunter's actions diners were more amused been moved by the protest saying it only made them want to eat there more chef michael hunter's antler restaurant focuses on local seasonal and wild food such as forage leaks and mushrooms as well as bison boar rabbit duck and deer and a quick look at their menu actually shows far more vegan and vegetarian options that most meat focused a south was from and i've been in so i want to responded the e-mail to the toronto star stating quote these protests are not unusual for the restaurant industry and therefore we're not surprised by the actions of protesters we are operating business as usual our identity as a restaurant is well known throughout the city as is our ethical farming and foraging initia

charlayne hunter-gault . we will speak with legendary journalist charlayne hunter-gault. has to findration their own cause and embrace it or reject it, but i just want them to know that the power they have within them -- it was young people who changed the face of the south. brooding -- a brooding decades of a certain kind of law that did not regard people as equals. amy: all of that in more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. on capitol hill, republican lawmakers said thursday they're moving on from the debate over gun control after failing to pass a single bill on firearms in the wake of last month's mass shooting in parkland, florida, which killed 17 people at stoneman douglas high school. the congressional inaction came as president trump appeared to backpedal thursday from his surprise announcement a day earlier that stunned so many when he said he supports comprehensive gun control measures. chris cox, a top lobbyist with the national rifle association, tweeted after a meeting with trump and vice presid

hunter is actually relevant for his meat loving menu at his restaurant where about a dozen protesters came for four days holding up signs saying murderer animals are not are also citing that quote ever served a cruel flaw groff they also farm animals meant to run in the wild like deer and quote. hunters respond he brought an entire draft and butchered venison leg and his equipment to the front window of his restaurant proceeded to cut steaks from the meat he then went back. into the kitchen cooked it up and ate it in the front window in front of a view of all the protesters and while protesters were flabbergasted and deeply offended by chef hunters actions diners were more amused and moved by the protest saying it only made them want to eat there more chef michael hunter's antler restaurant focuses on local seasonal and wild food such as forage leaks and mushrooms as well as bison boar rabbit duck india and a quick look at their menu actually shows far more vegan and vegetarian options that most meat focused a south will smith i've been in so i wonder responded via e-mail to the toron

i'm sure your screen is a little larger, but the hunters point express -- hunters point shipyard express point will come into the southern part of the site to ensure that connectivity. basically, we've just rhea lined some of the routes to match where the roads are being constructed, so it'll still continue to provide that over y&p, and then, a final phase build out, which includes the construction of the transit center. another feature of the site that you've probably seen before is that it includes a robust bicycle network to ensure that bicycling is another high priority mode of transportation within the site. previously, i'm not sure if this mouse will actually work here -- it does. previously, you've seen that we included a two day dedicated cycle track, so they can ride both directions, and it's off of the street. the original plan was to priech it along wrich road here. you can see this is the actual green line down here, and we've relocated it. one of the things is the ability to bring that route outline the way through and cut across through the green room, across the dry dock,

still to come a duty to book hunters from opposite corners of the world or for book hunters collect books with a passion and ensure their safety. in times of chaos war and other calamities book hunters are guardians of the world's cultural heritage this tree of knowledge is from a book found in a street in iraq written in the middle ages it had fallen into the hands of barbarians as well that sadly the head of jesus has disappeared we have no idea whether or not it was cut off by islamic state and all we do know is that here jesus no longer has a head but it's a beautifully restored intrude on no account what it took because that's not really completely the shit out here. in northern iraq father not runs what could be described as an arc for persecuted books he and his voluntary assistance want to digitize as many historical manuscripts as possible in the meantime manuscripts are delivered to him from all over the country documents that have been subjected to the ravages of war just like the people in conflict areas state of the art technology makes an exact copy every ink stain finds its

we need to another group of hunters there from optic by hundreds of kilometers away . they want to set the wind has turned we should watch out. if it comes from that site we're going to pack everything up a series as fast as we can go through it towards the land because the ice went shift away with us half and three. two years ago. and then they say we should help ourselves they just shot a seal shaking will be told twice and packs up our dinner he wants me to try. seal meat is the best he says. out of. the. ten dead meat that tastes slightly of the sea the only source of it a man's up here in the far north that's available around i believe. the greenpeace are wrong about banding to see all of the in ohio. seals vitamin c. and d. all the. vitamins we get is the animal bonding the sea off birding in yours. in the higher. all the money making a. fuss. when we set off again shady suddenly becomes nervous he thinks he's seeing something he takes a look through the binoculars. there it is. apparent that. this one doesn't seem particularly hungry and takes no notice of us. w

the zeal of book hunters helped to fire the renaissance. their impassioned search for classical manuscripts took humanists to the most remote and asked libraries in europe. one of the most important book counters was a greek cardinal by the name of. his books form the basis of one of the most beautiful libraries in the world the marciano located on the lagoon south of st mark's square in the heart of venice. it is cardinal bizzare on that we have to thank for several of the oldest copies of works by plato in the middle ages only incomplete latin translations were known in the medieval structure of faith being able to read the philosopher's writings in the original greek impacted like an explosive charge of modern thinking. but it did. the importance of these manuscripts lies in the propagation of plato's ideas which began in the west in the late fifteenth century. when with the emergence of his works in the original greek his ideas were transported from the east to the west. in italy in fourteen fifty three cardinal bizzare and learnt that

but this hunter isn't interested in deer. jan nehring's target is wild boar. one down. hopefully, many more to go. hunting season is officially over. but since the outbreak of swine fever in eastern europe, fear is growing that the disease will soon reach germany, too. some 50 hunters are tracking wild boar hoping that a cull will keep the disease at bay. satisfied? >> no, that wasn't a great shot. the conditions aren't great. i shot a boar that had already been shot, but a bit too low down. i took aim through the branches in the hope i'd hit it. >> most of the huntsmen tracking wild boar here in mecklenburg have hit their target. they get 25 euros per hog, thanks to a regional incentive introduced to protect domestic pigs. for now they're still healthy, but african swine fever is threatening to creep into germany. andreas kÜhling and his brothers keep around 10,000 pigs in a farm that's just 60 kilometers from poland, where there have already been a few hundred cases of swine fever. it's not dangerous to humans, but the kÜhlings are worried that business will take a hi

richard hunter is back to dave lee. richard hunter is back tojoin us to to dave lee. stories of the day and we picked out this on the day and we picked out this on the bbc news website, theresa may sobbing her blackberry for an iphone —— swapping. we wanted to know what tech you have ditched. one says, am i the only one who has moved back to using paper and pen?! i the only one who has moved back to using paperand pen?! what i the only one who has moved back to using paper and pen?! what about you, richard. there does seem to be something of a trend going back towards paper and even printing things from a screen so you can read them properly! this says, ditch voiced calling, have not need a replacement for it. when was the last and he made a phone call from your mobile phone? all the time. i text everybody! i like to talk to people. i have a fat finger, that is the only reason! and the story about drastic. michael gove is expected to make a big announcement about a new plan for england —— about plastic. the basic idea is single use plastic drinks bottles, putting some

i sat on the bayview-hunters point community advisory community for several years. we mapped out the bayview and hunters point. we mapped out where the digesters were going to be. that area for the community center, we'd like to maximize that with community space, with community based organizations. for someone to have the audacity at the 11th hour, so trying to usurp that, it is not going to happen. so we are here to support you all the way now because a lot of work needs to be done on the ground continually, we have the -- [ inaudible ] >> -- and we dedicated time to be here. you see all these people? you see the changing people, but we do not have to be here every day because these plans are in place. we want to give you the power to move forward, allocating the resources we need to move this. you have excellent staff, they know what they are doing. they are engaging at the ground level, which you do not see. all we need to do is help us to move the agenda forward and standup. you're commissioners out here. standup to anyone that want to youture yo usurp your abi

tibetan buddhism, like m many of the original sort of hunter/gatherers who lived in europe, in asia,in north america had a veryry powerful relationshship to the land. they have a a deep respect and a kind of a sacredness to the environment because that was the means of ensuring livelihood for the next generations and seven generations to come. and so the tibetan buddhists come from that kind of tradition. so i think that's underlying a bit of their immediaiate sense of respect for all life. so it has a very practical sidede, i guess frfrom our poinf view. from their point of view, it's just part of the way that they look at ththe world, whichch is lilife is sacred and you m must preseserve it and you actually must even protect areas from human intervention in ordeder to ensure a a healthy f future for the environment.t. fred: liu jianqiang is one of millions of chinese who are taking a fresh look at traditional culture. here under the guidance of chakme rinpoche, tibetan buddhism has changed the way he sees the world. translator: before, i only wrote from a legal point of view. it's

the bayview hunters point will not give up their vision and years of hard work for johnny come lately, to add his $0.02 in on the plan. so, commissioners, doing your privatization, the residents' needs should be over the developers. it is imperative that this project move forward once and for all. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> my name is gwendolyn jackson fagan, the doctor of the late espinola jackson. the home that you know of my mom. i'm here to ask you please, allow my mother's legacy to live. do not allow these contractors to bury the legacy. here today we have five generation of my mother's children, some coming from college, would my family stand, please? these are my mother's children, grandchildren and great. please break so they can, they were able to come and i just wanted them, sit down, family, and then we have another community who stands along with us today. yes, community, stand, community, so we are all rising up together to ask you, please, let our vision continue, let it live on. do not bury my mother's legacy. she fought so hard and sweat that edu

you see from the north district, looking back to the city, the connection to the bayview-hunters point neighborhood and some of that topeegraphy. as was mentioned before, the 2010 d 4 d was written around providing the stadium for the 49ers, and what that did was it gave the site an anchor tenant, if you will, but it lost the original street grid, and so it lost the opportunity to preserve some of those historic buildings, and this is the plan that shows you what that was like. in the interests of time, i'm trying to speed up a bit. this is the culmination of our work, this plan, which shows you some of the these key features, the green room, the water room, the pedestrian outlay as you move across them, as you move through that outlay, you sense a variety of spaces, you sense where you are and where you're going. there's views out to the water, connection up from the dry dock to the highlltop park, open spe along the water. so each space will have an open feel, and they're stitched together through the open space. the standards just to give you some examples of how they're applied, fl

and bayview hunters point multipurpose senior service or bhpmss for affordable family renting housing on shipyard phase one blocks 52 and 54. first i'll orient you to the location. here's the entire shipyard and you can see blocks 52 and 54 outlined in red on the hilltop. both of these blocks also include market rate development. the market rate development on block 04 is complete and the development on block 52 is currently in the design phase. science these are relatively smaller blocks, we're offering them together as one project to take advantage of the economies of scale related to the financing of the project. a bit of fact background on phase one affordable housing. ocii will fund 218 units on five sites. blocks 52 and 54 are the first two of these sites to be offered for development. in september 2017, ocii issued a request for proposals or r.s.p. for blocks 52 and 54. the goals of the r.f.p. are to maximize affordable housing opportunities in the project area, serving very low-income households at a variety of income levels, to deliver robust outreach and marketing program, t

. >> tim: hunter almost got the deflection and a foul. mcmahon again. >> mike: will go to the line. >> tim: three on deandre hunter. >> mike: dave page yet, nobody on the line with mcmahon. >> tim: made 14 shots before and just missed a moment ago and he missed again. wow. once again the best that he can do is keep it at three, which allows virginia to shoot for the tie. >> mike: based to than last drive, still time to play the extend game. not put pressure to make the three. tough line. and -- around louisville, pressure up a little bit to -- >> tim: grab the ball so to speak. grab the ball and make sure that they use the clock coming off the floor. >> mike: run and jump. >> tim: jerome getting checked by perry. nice move against guy against spalding. stays with it. leans in. nothing doing. loose ball and taken away by louisville. spalding it had and a foul committed and tony bennett is leaving. >> mike: a great switchoff and coming back and i think they just said to play on right there based on the timeline and he got his sold near him

i am the director of roosevelt house at hunter college on behalf of president hunter i'm delighted to welcome here for this evening session as many of you know that roosevelt house of course and hunter college and had the and connection to johnson and the analysis to the johnson years just as there is a great connection to the great society. social security and other key elements of the social safety net were first woven in this house during that period during the election and inauguration from 32 and march 1933. this is a story i wished i could illustrate more planning of course of the new deal in 1936 and april 1937 as our guest knows well linda johnson was elected to congress in a special election in texas. as soon as he was elected he came to the white house to meet his hero franklin roosevelt. we calculate at that moment a giant poster of roosevelt poster signed by every democratic member of the house and the senate along with the cabinet and president roosevelt. we think this is reasonable that london johnson looked at the tuesday why isn't my name on this poster? the obvious an

our molly hunter is joining us from london with this story. good morning, molly. >> reporter: kendis, diane, good morning. that's right. this story is causing outrage on both sides of the atlantic, british and american politicians are threatening to haul in mark zuckerberg to testify and explain how this happened. a data company tied to president trump's 2016 campaign is under investigation by facebook, accused of mishandling millions of americans' personal information. >> if you're looking at trying to create information weapons, the battle space you operate in is social media. that is where the fight happens. >> reporter: in 2014, chris wylie worked for cambridge analytica. the organization helps political candidates better target voters online. speaking for the first time on american tv since blowing the whistle, he claims cambridge analytica, using a third party, took data from the facebook accounts of up to 50 million americans. cambridge analytica would create online quizzes. when facebook users filled out the tests, they were giving the

brian: why hunter thompson?nd i met him a few times he would watch monday night football at the drum hotel bar in the mid-1970's. he was a character. flop,ovie was a total although johnny depp had a pretty good performance. but the movie had too much juvenile pranksterism. hunterents put me onto thompson's book and kept urging me, you have to read it and they read it with me. it took me three times to read that book to find that -- and my publisher encouraged me to incurred -- two included because it is a cult favorite. there are political themes. he celebrates freedom and individualism. abbey and jack kerouac, they were all fierce proponents of freedom and liberation. one of the themes of american politics is rugged individualism , privacy.tion hunter thompson has many things. the subtitle of that book is "a savage trip into the heart of the american dream." it is a complicated book, is a prominent example of gonzo journalism or fiction, where he puts himself in the story and makes himself central to what is go

hunter thompson has many themes.he subtitle of that book is "a savage trip into the heart of the american dream." it is a complicated book, is a prominent example of gonzo journalism or fiction, where he puts himself in the story and makes himself central to what is going on. so it is disarming, it is not like a steinbeck book. brian: you mentioned this in your book, who gave him the name gonzo journalism? tom: i think it was an editor at the boston globe. i don't know which one it was. in boston, the last person standing at a drunken beer party was referred to as a gonzo for some reason. so this editor described him as gonzo journalism, gonzo writing. thompson liked it and appropriated it. and there were others who put themselves in their narratives earlier. walt whitman and jack kerouac talked about themselves. but i think in our time, in the recent generation or two, hunter thompson becomes known as the godfather of gonzo writing. brian: we started talking about your time as a white house fellow in the johnson whi

for example, here's a map that illustrates heat vulnerability in bay view hunters point. so as we continue to see these racial disparities persist in our communities and in our field, we recognize that it's our responsibility to address these disparities, so today we wanted to share the reenvisions of sfe's work on equity, specifically racial equity. we're launching the initiative in the department because we recognize that this work needs to be integrated into all of our programs and across all staff. and that it's not something that is just a project of our environmental justice program. we also need to be more organized and deliberate in how we normalize conversations about race and operationalize policies, procedures and practices to achieve racial equity in our work. soko will go into more details about the main components of the initiatives. fortunately, as debbie mentioned, this is a growing movement. there are many others doing the work, so there is no need to reinvent the wheel. soko and i were fortunate to be part of a training program put on by the government a