on expedited attention. like we made special attention to that. are there other properties that we need to know about or the potential to have any challenges head of them? >> tim fry, department staff. not that i'm aware of. i would say out of all the pending properties, i think one of the most pressing concerns we have is about the condition of the mother's building. but as i mentioned recently the rec's park department along with the arts commission has submitted a fund committee proposal to do a condition's assessment on that property which will be done this year and we hope to bring that report to the commission once it's ready and they finalize it. we are looking to how much seismic intervention is required to keep this building occupied and standing and that may affect your decisions on how to pursue that designation in the future. >> commissioner johnck? >> echoing commissioner hasz about setting a goal for landmarking wouldn't it be a priority list and have us at the next meeting because that's just

, national media attention says. if we drive martin luther king out this much doesn't mean anything. we need him for the tension and we want to generate. and king is constantly being pushed in multiple directions. this much reveal some in some ways as is most morally powerful because he is constantly trying to articulate the discontent. betty is trying to craft it into his larger language, his core principles, nonviolent action, the integration of america. to do so he is constantly using his rhetorical gifts to try to merge these messages into something coherent, find this unity. it is just a burden. by the end of the march is worn down. first by the same token the market doesn't have any power. >> why did he call it a mistake? >> is toward the end of the march 90 is just gone through some fairly extraordinary trials the marchers had just gotten the philadelphia. since june 21st, 1966, exactly two years later -- the two-year anniversary of the murder of three civil rights workers. it was, of course, large national st

maybe putin would find it useful to rain on the american parade in c attention diverted attention-- and see diverted from this. we will work hard to not let that happen. thank you. >> it was interesting listening to these presentations. one is struck by the fact that with the obama administration was an effort that they were trying to turn the gigantic ship of american foreign-policy in recognition of long-term trends and strategy. the history uniform policy does not actually look like that. we are able only to turn the ship us date through reaction to events rather than reaction to conceptualizing changes in the help but thinkot good try by the obama administration but maybe they misunderstood the nature of how america changes is foreign-policy. crisis, which is an opportunity. on said the pivot depended reinvigoration -- reinvigoration depended on, excuse me, i cannot you be terms of straight. it is difficult when the all mean the same thing. he said it depends on the middle east calming down a little bit and europe not flaring up again. it does not seem to have been working out. jona

and my view is that the crucial thing to call people's attention to their fiscal citizenship is having them file a tax return. and as long as they're filing a tax return -- actually, the simpler the return, the better, because the more likely they're going to end up with a warm glow of -- oliver wendell homes said -- holmes said with taxes i buy civilization. well, maybe if you file a simple return, you'll will think that, you know, you're paying the price of civilization, and you're happy to pay that. and if it takes you an hour or two to do that instead of the 27.5 hours that on average it takes people today according to an irs study, you're going to feel better about that. so there are some reform proposals which keep the requirement of filing a return for most people, including as it happens the flat tax, that i think are consistent with my defense of the current system. there are other reform proposals, in particular what is called the fair tax which is a national retail sales tax -- which i wouldn't support because it becomes as low visibility to people as current state retail st

i just like the attention.e to control people. >> you like the attention. >> arguetta's cell mate, john mcfarland says attention is good but he craves something more. >> it says legend. everybody remember me and my career because i will be famous. >> i'm like, where can i go? can i see? i wake up in jail. i realize i am in jail. >> mcfarland has been in and out of santa rita several times. not all the charges stuck. but he does have prior convictions for grand theft of personal property and more recently for being in possession of a stolen vehicle. >> i found a van and the windows is busted out and i heard beyonce playing in the car and playing "who run the world" and i got in the car and i drove off. there was also some checks in the car. i tried to stop and do, like, write it for me and try to cash a check. then i got arrested in the parking lot of the check cashing place. >> mcfarland was eventually released on probation but is back in jail now for a violation he committed while shopping. >> i stole two lett

he does not get the same kind of attention and he reacts in different ways. but first i am struggling with the definition of "maximalist" with a foreign policy. do more? national-security and foreign policy economics? have you found any trends that are more specific areas of foreign policy to narrow it down with the retrenchment? second come a there are so many crisis popping up all over the world with the retrenchment mentality with the obama administration to you think they can handle that? >> the state department has the variable? interesting question. my view is the state department generally in american policy generally once to come up with big plans, the big solutions it is not an accident that richard holbrooke was in the state department pushing for what i would say is save more activist policy the and found himself rather unwelcome in the obama administration and arguing for the policy based on the previous clinton administration before the bush administration before the retrenchment of the obama administration. but it is often through the state depa

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tracy, there is concern that kids can't pay attention in class. >> nor could adults. find me an adult that doesn't check their phone after you say three things. who gave these little kids ipads? it would be the parents. i don't think we blame children for not being able to make a little lego man. we are creating the workforce of the future. >> i am sorry, i was not paying attention. emily, what do you think? >> i will say that i see this personally. i am at the life point where all of my friends have little babies and there is babies all around and my friends are taking different perspectives on them. on one hand, even starting from a year old, they can use an ipad and navigate through it and they can use it better than i can, and they are really attentive when they use it. another friend told me she heard she is not supposed to give the kid at 2, and starting at 1 he is grabbing her phone right and left. >> yeah, they can say ipad but not mama or papa? >> maybe in that case, that's a good thing. but you know, every time, brenda, we go through the te technological shi

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pedestrians and bicyclists and everyone we're not perfect or completely consistent in how we pay attention. so making a safety change to our whether it's for walking or biking that's critical in understanding that we need to if the record could reflect that people don't pay attention and make mistakes and that will help to make our streets safer and take into account even if people are not paying attention we can reduce the chances of on accident and make that more linkage that pedestrians and drives will see each we we can there are proven changes to make to our streets that save lives that make our streets safer. i have to say i've seen every bureaucratic obstacle to making changes. and it's not just one department it's, you know, all departments at one point or another gets into the act of obstructing pedestrian improvements and at times bike improvements as well. it's incredibly frustrating in addition you've got a planning and community process and finally put together the money and have a great plan and run the bureaucratic gaunlt let another department swoops in and it's also, you k

the defense has argued all of that media attention has jeopardize his chance of getting a fire trial.he "listening post," nick nurhead now on the case and the coverage. south africans are used to these images outside the courts, the media trying to get a shot of the accused before they disappear into the courtroom. in the case of oscar pistorius, the world's most famous para olympic athlete, that hasn't been entirely necessary. a landmark ruling has allowed the trial to be broadcast live, apart from when the evidence is deemed too graphic or when witnesses do not wish to appear on t.v., in which case they can be heard but not seen. >> we are as south african journalists had a particular responsibility to tell the story on the oscar pistorius trial and to tell it well. for a long time, the judiciary was reluctant to grant permission to journalists to cover trials in this ways with cameras in court. >> i just feel like everyone is a scavenger, everyone is running off to the next big thing. it's become so desperate now. >> i have just been informed they are saying this -- showing this wi

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they all require attention. but some inmates require far more attention than others.een one month since he attempted to hang himself in his cell. >> tell me your name. talk to me. >> after a brief hospital stay, >> after a brief hospital stay, guerra is now back in the segregation cell where he will be closely watched. >> he will be monitored. and pretty much watch him, every 15 minutes. we check on him. just keep a pretty watchful eye on him. >> that day what were you feeling, what were you going through? [ speaking spanish ] >> he says that the reason why he did it is bah he was lonely. he was in lockdown. he sees that everybody gets visits. he doesn't. he sees that everybody gets letters. he doesn't. he doesn't have any body to talk with. he just felt lonely. and that's why he did what he did. >> with four prior stays at bear county, guerra is well then to staff here. he is known for resisting arrest he says he is part of a significant enterprise in mexico. >> arnulfo guerra, claimed to be part of the mexican cartel known as the zetas. however, he is something more

and give attention. a medium that makes use of the qualities will capture your intention in a certain way and makes you engage in an experience space. it's the same out system. the medium is driving a form of response, different to the newspaper or magazine or a book. >> are you concerned about the consequences. i know there's an israeli study finding people learn better by reading on paper. >> there's early studies poipding to a com -- pointing to a compresentation gap, reading electronically or digitally. people don't see it themselves. they are over confident in an ability to comprehend. there are consequences with that. for a generation born and bred and raised on largely digital information that is shorter and pushed at them. i think we have to be conscious of the skill set that is involved in deep emersion with long extended reading and be concess of doing that. we have a form of biliteracy. we are favouring one particular kind of literacy over another. that will have grave consequences as our civi

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no one has paid any attention to our concerns. when my husband and i return home from work we circle for an eternity and now there is 53 spots lost, how inconsiderate." the concerns weren't met and there's no compromise. this person said, this is not an option agreed by the neighborhood and the community. the last one, "there is a lot of parallel streets in san francisco why can't bike routes be created on other routes. i'm a biker and i don't want the tools to manage bike down portrero if i don't have to." there were hundreds of concerns. >> i'm going to talk about the comments from the petition that 200 people signed. when the hospital started expansion we were told it was going to have a minimal impact on parking. cutting 60 is unlikely. there will many that are disabled that live on portrero. diane says, "i'm a senior citizen. please allow parking on portrero". patricia said for the medical needs i will drive them to their appointments. my parents are not able to rode bicycles. they are low income. now with so many of the shop

we turned our attention to another one of our intriguing scientific discoveries.pider that creates a fake spider within its web. >> what's the current plan? >> we are going to try to find as many fake spiders as we can. for each one we'll flag them with this stuff, flag them with as many as we can and every 12 hours we'll take a photograph and hopefully get an understanding of how they are building these structure and especially considering how much wrain we've been getting. >> and using a ruler we can determine the rate of growth. >> exactly. >> right now, we don't know how fast they can build those fake spiders. >> exactly. it's kind of like we're watching little architects in action. >> exactly. let's get going. >> it almost seems like it's undergone the motte growth since we've been watching. >> you can imagine once it develops a little bit more, it's a little spider-like and that should help avoid it getting eaten. >> exactly. >> let's take a closer look with our cameras. >> that's basically eight centimeters, which is huge when you compare it to the length o

russian due to inflation so if all this attention of the costs aren't meekly alien old. that's the russian federation may you most. some approaches to the stabilize the patient this way due to be established close call but slipped the mobile elements as in all the prime minister will go republican. was it that you crave. so we can talk to all of two prime ministers the markets the bilateral negotiations they have decided is to maintain breeze strong security of garlic in his arms. you try to keep everything from the control middle fold in the science old pro locations and also bowled matters that may escalate sufficient. but i do believe that the common sense will prevail. the general secretary for me to the snopes confronted with joel fresh and tricks from the east and or desecrated there is talk rasmussen stated this before the beginning of the two day summit of foreign ministers of the airline's staff in brussels today. the general secretary once again appeal to moscow to fulfill its international obligations as todd and i like with ukraine in addition processes stres

our city as it begins to reaccess our priority and refocus our attention on the pedestrian safety and bicycle safety i want to thank sfmta i'd like to i would like the sfmta to prioritize the caesar chavez and bay shore improvements. anyone that's driven or tried to bike or walk this intersection it's really dangerous. there's an existing 2012 study that details the background and the historical challenges that exist at the this intersection. the number of improvements it can enhance the safest of the pedestrians and bicyclists liquor we're quickly growing and a lot of things are happening on the south western region and it's a violate connection between dog patch and the heights as well as the bay area may be there this is a social and environmental project i'd like to ask the mta to prioritize. and its work plan i hope to work with the planning department and the sfmta to make sure those safety improvements are implemented. thank you very much. thank you. all right. seeing no other introductions let's take public comment. seeing none, public comment is closed. at this point there's

. >> there's a lot more security and if you pay any attention to what's happened over the last year, i mean if you have any interest in running, this is where you want to be today. >> woodruff: especially this year. >> we'll be ready and it wa was-- it's more joy than anything else. >> organizers expanded the field to some 36,000 athletes from around the world. the second most in the race's history that was partly to accommodate those who raced to honor the three killed and more than 260 wounded in the bombing. >> it's very special and it's special because she wants to run for everyone that can't so it's very special, especially after last year. >> woodruff: as well as another 5,000 who couldn't finish the race last year because of the bombings. banners were also displayed across the city's main public park, boston common, allowing spectators to sign them as a show of support for today's racers and last year's victims. in the end, an american man won for the first time in three decades. meb keflizighi, a naturalized u.s. citizen by way of eritrea, finished in a little more than two h

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to the schedule the only chance for the premiums and set it up but you have a chance to see such attention. he's leaving at least temporarily blind date for the new risk allegiances is actually the one hundred beaches on the card and an abdication of sydney sydney test with the request but can't seem to be changing. some of the dividend post office and especially will get beat at the end of yesterday's road traffic accident in crimea is already on the internet. it shows how a russian armored vehicle collided with it roll the dice with every town and on at the center of the highway accident was recorded by a dashboard camera. the allied casualties both among the passengers at the table the table. but that number is unknown. ukrainian authorities did not provide details of the case neither the traffic police the ministry of internal affairs provides any comments please. it was the scent of a journalistic investigations at the same time the eye witnesses of the accident to show them but didn't think so much to us. it was like and training the suv the wall this principle is used in the train e

it a lot of competition for our attention and resources. you're were kind enough to mention my book. and thank you for holding it up yet again. our colleague bruce jones just put out an excellent book called "still hours to lead." it said the so-called decline is robust. or at least we have it within our means to make sure it does not happen. other countries may be rising. it is not me that america has to decline. on top of that we have allies but combined budgets are $400 billion to $500 billion. i met even factoring in neutral countries are more inclined to work with us than against us. we are in a tremendous position of strength. china clearly is the number two military power in the world at this point, with 200 billion dollars. jonathan may have his own preferred figures. in any event, the rise is significant and important. it does cause some concern. we do not want to make china feel like it is the bull's-eye. we do not want to view our policy as one as containment. we called our book strategic reassurance and resolve. we need hedging,

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tax unique in american popular culture with taxes is the fact that it's the only tax that calls attention to itself through requiring almost everybody to file a return. one way of thinking about this is if you look at all of the taxes that are raised in the united states, the federal, state and local level the federal income tax is only about 25% of that. in fact even at the federal level alone most people pay more in payroll tax than they do federal income tax. yet when anybody ever thinks about taxes what they think about is the income tax. you can see that in all sorts of ways. when mitt romney talked about the 47% of the population that don't pay a tax he was talking about the income tax. by the way a lot higher percentage of the population down 53% filed tax returns. we will come back to that. i have also done a study and this was a lot of fun, of how the income tax has been reflected in popular culture since the end of world war ii looking at my merrily to things. situation comedy episodes where as it turns out there's about 100 altogether. "the new yorker" cartoons of which there a

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