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everybody there is very difficult it's great that you arrived safe so if you must attack allah welcome to the goal of allah and the love of god it's not like say your captain is an incredibly brave man no it's hilarious. the head of the facility first came to this island with his parents when he was a young boy after completing his military service he returned here and spent many years working as a fisherman now he is in charge of a team catching white whales so. purposes of there's a sense of dolphinariums in russia and the poor old. they spend most of the time underwater where they can hold their breath for twenty minutes they just go in the water and stay there until you lose track of the focus of the number of males and females we catch depends on the customer we don't take big ones because they capacity for adapting to new environments is not good. at present there are some twenty white whales in the facility they take about a month to be tamed during that time they are expected to get accustomed to the trainers and allow people to hand feed them each instructor trains a small gro

i would like to adjourn in memory of jibari allah, and mentor, father figure, brother, and friend, and he touched the lives of hundreds of people in our community. in my short time as supervisor, he helped mediate relationships with neighbors and many of the sro buildings here. he was truly a dedicated community activists and public servant, and we are sad to see him go. this thursday, we are welcoming the community to the seneca hotel from 4:30 to 7:34 memorial services -- to 7:30 for memorial services. he passed away on october 31 of this year. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor. seeing no other names on the roster, that concludes roll call for introduction. supervisor chiu: thank you. why don't we go to general public comment? >> the next item on the agenda is for members of the public to address the board on items within the jurisdiction of the board including -- speakers using translation assistance would be allowed twice the amount of time. a member of the public would like a document to be displayed on the overhead projector, please clearly states such and remove the document w

jabbari allah. >> is there nay mor-- any more business? business? >> that wah! announcer: the smallest moments can have the biggest impact on a child's life. [laughs] announcer: take time to be a dad today. >> good afternoon. i have wanted to say this for some time. thank god for heroes. thank you very much. [applause] thank you for being here this afternoon to do something that is a great, great celebration for our city. last october 19, while driving her daughter to school very early in the morning, she saw a crash, a very horrible crash. she decided she would stop. she decided to take a look at what occurred. as she saw the flames and the truck overturned and noticed there was somebody in the street, she stopped her car and got out. she did not hesitate. she went out and pulled somebody out. in danger to herself and she had no hesitation. as a result, she saved somebody's life. in fact, she saved a life of mike, who is here today. thank you. [applause] we have invited her here today, not only to praise her, but we ask that she bring her whole family. one of t

jabbari allah. >> is there nay mor-- any more business? >> that concludes our business for today. >> ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. >> the right to vote allows us to vote for candidates or party and it is a significant way to have our voice heard. exactly 100 years ago, women were given the vote in california. the battle for women's suffrage was not an easy one. it took more than 70 years. a woman could run for president in new york. >> organizing this conference, basically it modeled itself on a declaration of independence for women. it marked the beginning of the women's equality movement in the united states. >> at that time, women were banned from holding property and voting in elections. >> susan b. anthony dedicated her life to reform. >> suffrage in the middle of the 19th century accomplished one goal, it was diametrically opposed to this idea. >> many feared it would be corrupted by politics. >> women in the 19th century had to convince male voters that having the vote would not change anything. that woman would still be d

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i swear to allah, i do not condemn them. >> this kind of talk alarms the authorities and sometimes least too heavy-handed responses from the security forces. the consequences can be deadly. i have come to investigate an incident in a village. few people have jobs here and prospects are bleak. this mosque had begun to attract a new crowd of young believers. in may, during friday prayers, the building was surrounded by armed security forces. plainclothes officers came in and arrested 150 worshipers including 15 schoolboys. the young imam shows me evidence of abuse. they were taken to a station where they were beaten and some had their hair torn out and their beards shorn off. the village of teachers appeared to be complicity. >> the police summoned the headmaster and his deputy to the station. the teachers heard shouts and screams. they knew what was going on, the teachers called them dogs for going to the mosque. >> the head monster -- the headmaster said that they are a sworn enemy of the islamic group. he claims that the young radicals would force all of the women to wear veils. he has

jabbari allah. >> is there nay mor-- any more business? >> that concludes our business for today. >> ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. >> good morning. welcome to the grand opening of the san francisco police department's special victims unit. i am the commanding officer of the new svu. i would like to take a couple moments to briefly acknowledged our honorable mayor ed lee, chief greg suhr and command staff, commissioner azuko, and commissioner chan as well. thank you for joining us. i know how busy your schedules are. i believe district attorney gascon is going to be here any moment. i wanted to take a moment to acknowledge our professional partners. child protective services, adult protective services, the child abuse prevention center, the mayor's office into violence consortium, -- anti-silence consortium -- anti-violence consortium, and casa de las madres. with that, chief greg suhr. [applause] >> welcome. i really appreciate everyone being here. in my administration, we do not do a lot of press conferences, but this is really

jabbari allah. >> is there nay mor-- any more business?> that concludes our business for today. >> ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. tape 55 >> welcome, this is carl. >> great to meet you. >> great to me you, and i want to thank you for your interest and this is the city's animal shelter. and come in and a lot of people come here to adopt a animal or if they have lost their animal or looking for other animals. and we deal with other animals like birds and rabbits and you name it. this is more to see in this facility and more to see in the community. and i suggest you go with an animal control person and see what they co, whether rescuing animals in distress or hit by a car or dealing with aggressive animals or wildlife or a variety of things. you can only get that flavor with them and doing it first hand. >> i have been with animal control for about six years, i spent a year in the kennel and then the office came up and i started doing it and it really fit. it's really the job for me. and animals i have to handle and i know what i am

i first saw the ritual of making offerings to allah homelands and our home when i was a child my parents confirm the ritual and so did their parents. it is a heathen rights but it has parallels with buddhism. and is performed each year in early spring and in autumn. in autumn we make offerings to the fire we ask for a mild winter so that nobody suffers not even the animals. and of course with a buddhist prayers to avert war and natural calamities across the world. one sacred personality of count make history is so gun. he is known by many titles the white old man the master and protector of the step and the patron saint of nomads. even though his teachings are rooted in sharman as a statue of him stands outside europe's largest buddhist temple called the golden abode of the shock your moonie buddha this sixty three metre tall building in kalmykia has capital l. a star can be seen from any point in the city. of the grand temple can accommodate a huge number of people for prayer services and grand festivals is a trucks tourists and buddhists from all over the world coming yes company. tibe

jabbari allah. >> is there nay mor-- any more business? >> that concludes our business for today. >> ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. director kim: welcome to the transbay joint powers authority board directors meeting. my name is jane kim. i will be chairman today's meeting. please call roll call. >> director sartipi has a prior commitment and will not be present. [roll call] you do have a quorum. director kim: thank you. please call item 3. >> communications -- there are none to that i know of. director kim: item four. >> director of new and old business. director kim: you can move on to item by if. >> good morning. we continue our coordination with stakeholders involving the transit agencies, east bay peninsula, city and county of san francisco, state, and federal agencies. with respect to our construction documents, early below rid of construction documents were received on the member for, on target to issue the bid for the early below great package around february 2012. 100% contraction documents for the transit center, 95%, 96

i'm going to see them and allah they'll say i'm going to accumulate merits trying to achieve a yemen takis state of compassion and like sentiments and i'll try to help all living creatures in my homeland and across the world actually respect. when i was a child each time i looked at the map i thought my home and was too tiny but nowadays seats a vast country with endless steps. and gardens i think people's way of life primarily depends on where they live even the step is the best place for nomads. colicky become a care is such a big country that clovis rests against the sea. amazingly it means that cal makes his spend nearly all their time on the plane a pretty good at catching fish. then a kid say hello can i go with you sure jump on. the. tomiki is southeast of boulder delta close to the town of like. a narrow channel links to silty lowlands overgrown with bull rushes to the caspian sea. copes with homemade wooden cabins bob about in the open water fishermen who live here joy in the summer and autumn they spend five months a year at sea many miles from family and friends. strong ar

jabbari allah. >> is there nay mor-- any more business? >> that concludes our business for today. >> ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. >> there has been an acknowledgement of the special places around san francisco bay. well, there is something sort of innate in human beings, i think, that tend to recognize a good spot when you see it, a spot that takes your breath away. this is one of them. >> an icon of the new deal. >> we stood here a week ago and we heard all of these dignitaries talk about the symbol that coit tower is for san francisco. it's interesting for those of us in the pioneer park project is trying to make the point that not only the tower, not only this man-built edifice here is a symbol of the city but also the green space on which it sits and the hill to which is rests. to understand them, you have to understand the topography of san francisco. early days of the city, the city grows up in what is the financial district on the edge of chinatown. everything they rely on for existence is the golden gate. it's of massive

because we're like a drunken person will go to war anywhere if you threaten us and then think of them or allah they of being able to. a government official whether it's military or not put your name on the list because he thinks you're a traitor or you're a terrorist puts a name on a list then we dispatch a drone to follow you and then we eventually take it upon ourselves to kill you without any trial without any evidence and then kill about ten of the civilians that happen beast standing next to you the morality of that removing removing your responsibility in fact that it was so. difficult for people to understand that when you drop bombs from the air on people you don't see and they're down there you don't see it and so that removes the moral responsibility i saw that is serving in the united states and when we would debate and say here our actions our actions are causing people to die you know there's no sense that they're too far away we've not match the progress in the private sector of technology and science with the ability to govern ourselves in a proper fashion we don't have a democr

for the muslims, only allah is perfect. for us, the fact that it is not perfect is part of the beauty. >> in the market wander past piles of fruit, veggies, olives, and stacks of fresh bread. you'll find everything but pork. today, the berber women have come in from nearby mountains with wheels of fresh goat cheese wrapped in palm leaves. the fish market is clean, slippery, and full of life. because tangier is a city on two seas--the mediterranean and the atlantic--fish is a big part of the local diet. and it's no surprise aziz is taking me to a restaurant that serves only fish. there's no menu. just sit down and let them bring on the food. the sink in the room is for locals who prefer to eat with their fingers. it's fish soup, tangine spinach with shrimp, baby calamari and swordfish, and the catch of day: john dory. we've sampled an amazing variety of cultural treats from horses and fairs to whitewashed hill towns, to kite surfers to a bit of jolly old england and a taste of morocco. so much variety all within a couple hou

. >> would you swear to allah that you are not planning to build a nuclear bomb?> is there a law that says i must swear to convince others? we have said on numerous occasions we do not want a nuclear bomb. >> they say it is peaceful and only for civilian energy. >> others see something more sinister at work. >> iran watch.org. >> the nuclear missile program any ladies and gentlemened chemical or biological weaponses. taken together we have 600 iranian entities involved in this. an entity can be a company an individual bank. >> if iran is developing the bomb how did it acquire the technology do so? it is a change tale of international crime and intrigue. it begins with pakistani scientists who work with the most dangerous man in the world. >>> coming up a strange story of pakistan's nuclear mer chan of death. >>> was he proliferating all over the place. >> that's next. capital one's new cash rewards card gives you a 50 percent annual bonus. so you earn 50 percent more cash. if you're not satisfied with 50% more cash, send it back! i'll be right here, waiting for it

thirty thirty rupees but allah is also not good enough forget about the day in a piece like that he does know we could have a good reason for now a new law says the debate over the poverty line is meaningless in his life he just wants to be able to support his family but say i am to go ahead i'm going to it's not that i'm not my only wish for my future is that i continue doing this work of mine without any hindrance from anyone or anything as long as the government doesn't interfere i'll continue doing his business to feed and educate my kids focusing and depending on himself preassure either artsy new delhi india. well that has a friend out the capital account with lauren less or is up next we'll see you back here at five. twenty years ago the largest country. to serve two things is the first. one how did. you get the janitor. where did it take to. download the official ante up location jokingly so i called touch from the i.q. shops to. lunch on life on the go. video on demand g.'s money fuel costs an r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. question on the. eleven years if. you ever.

allah cart diners are coming out.ning parties, but not extravagant. but we're finding ways to work with within their budget and focus on cocktails, we'll do that. >> reporter: for some stouffer's the sluggish economy has permanently altered the way they do business. >> it used to be easier to do retail. you would buy the goods, you would have 30, 60, 90 days to pay for them. in the last couple years, it's been so difficult. the banks are putting a squeeze on everybody. a lot of inventory has to paid up front. you either have to have deep pockets or big credit lines or something in order to do that. or you cut it very close to the season like i do, and you get the goods in right before you need to sell them. >> probably more than one-half, more than a couple of them, spread sheets, we are looking at margins and what is not selling. we're marking down quicker if they are not moving fast enough. >> reporter: to entice the shoppers and holiday dollars, these businesses are aggressively courting customers with sales and sp

if it happens elsewhere we will destroy those people allah clarence thomas. >> joining me is the time.com toure' thank you very much for joining me tonight. >> thank you for having me. >> i want to refresh the member of some of our younger members or introduce them to it the first time. where the phrase high-tech lynching entered republican politics. let's listen to clarence thomas at his senate confirmation hear sfwlg this is high-tech lynching. i can shot shake off these ak same sexes because they play to the worst stereotypes we have about black men in this country. toure', there's this blender of republican racial politics that's gotten mixed up together. i can't make any sense of it. guide us through this. >> one thing i see, saw rush limbaugh talking about, we see who the real racist are. and clarence thomas is using the same sort of bazooka to fire back is that when we point out moments of racism or minute central in herman cain's campaign they fire back and say that is racist. you are race aist. it becomes this negating tool that we will just say racism wherever we see any racial

the end of three literary characters, yaw way, the gospel of mark's original jesus and mohammed's allah i think only shakespeare competes in his nine or ten strongest characters. these three literary characters which, of course, is a... is a blasphemous thing to say. but i am... at one point in the book i only half jokingly-- since i'm a dinosaur now in academic terms-- i refer to myself as bloom brontosaurusment it'seen quoted against me by several reviewers but it seems like a perfectly valid se-designation. but, no i i cannot explain shakespeare. i can appreciate shakespeare. i can hope to help others to appreciate him more. i can hope to teach others to see that we must not condescend to him but he alwaysnows more than we do and he has more than anticipated our latest developments. if you push any idea you want to into shakespeare and it will not necessarily light up the play, but the play will light up the idea the power of mine, the power of consciousness. the stuff of being in him is beyond par lem and if it's beyond parallel it's beyond explanation. now could i drink hot blood a

mountainous war zones.ñr i have often wondered said one of the rebels inw3 a mountain xd encampment why allah mandatory for presidential viewing. >> this teleproduction, a current assessment of thee1 nuclear accident at chernobyl was producede1 at the director at intelligence. >> because the presidenti] like movies. the cia's youtube channel

i want my pie allah mode ala nude. ugly.s only strange looking weirdoes, they all look like ed asner. yes, it's true. 99% of all nudist are hideous. >> bill: greg gutfeld, everyone. is it illegal to go into mcdonald's in san francisco naked. >> not yet but it will be. >> bill: you naked guys still have a little time because they are going to review. >> we are not making it up. you are right. >> bill: occupy protest has brought a lot of visitors. one visitor that gutfeld noticed is. >> the ultimate warrior. a wrestling legend. and tmz had approached him and asked him what he thought of the protest. and what he said was actually. >> bill: wait. we have it on tape. go. >> i'm not really down with the indecency that takes place. it's the squall that seems to come out of these, you know, occupy things when they form these protests and stuff. it's like they have no manners. there is no common decency. you know, absolute just misbehavior when they go down and interview these people they don't have an idea of what they want to be do

i've often wondered, said one of the rebels in a mountain encampment, while allah gave us mountains andad of rich, flat plains. now i know why. >> it's possible that video on afghanistan should still be mandatory presidential viewing. >> this teleprompter was produced in the director of intelligence. >> produced because the president likes movies, so that's how he'll get his intel. the cia's youtube channel now showing how president reagan liked his intel briefings to be acted out with spooky music, definitely the best new thing in the world today. but tomorrow, did you hear what they're declassifying tomorrow? nixon's watergate testimony, nixon's grand jury testimony on watergate, which nobody's ever seen, comes out tomorrow along with 45,000 other new pages of watergate stuff.

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