we need to pay attention. if you are an lbe, and you pay $21,000 in union fees, the unions are ready to except the fees, but we need to boolook ate workers. thank you very much. supervisor mar: anyone else that would like to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. hacould you just address how the california medical center project impacts the brt and also the geary? and there was a question about the bicycle lane. >> on your first question, we did ordinate throughout the planning process with stakeholders. certainly cpmc because they were preparing an environmental document. the way that their project is coordinated with ours is primarily in the design of the entrances and exits of the medical site said they would reduce and minimize the conflicts. there is some turning lanes and cuing that would potentially conflict, and there were able to make design changes, and we are hopeful there will be an opportunity to revisit -- revisit the fine details and final design, but we are satisfied we of found a way to

the author of several books of all of your books, which has been our what has got a new the most attention and? >> certainly the wind is bigger -- nigger i get calls and emails every week about that book. the longest book is called interracial intimacy and is about the way in which the law has regulated interracial intimacy with adoption, marriage i probably have had the most fun writing that book but i have had fun debt rating all of them it is a great privilege to frankly make a living as a professional student and that is what i am. >> host: where did you grow up? >> guest: washington d.c. born in south carolina at my parents for refugees from the jim crow south so their children could have more opportunity. group in washington d.c. and attended a fabulous high-school, the most important schooling experience i have had the a school for all boys and from there went to princeton i have been very lucky. i have led a very privileged life. >> host: next call from professor kennedy comes from of the land. you are on book tv's. >> caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i have two

to devalue that the attention of the whole world is now a moment. when the european crisis and unlikely will be able to resolve your problems in isolation of the global that auditors america disgusted australia disgusted with sceptics to discuss them so depression. which the rights obviously is going to ensure balance development was sure to make sure that we're developing the lonely old lights at the moment when you dissolve our trade with the e.u. countries equals two hundred fifty billion dollars which is a lot less on the book and so all of your. attention on the simple creatures and the market but it just has to be a bit off this bottle the globe is no less we have great only i'm afraid of china and many other countries agree but maybe i'm going to wish unlikely that all the above bilateral trade with the us is limited and will raise this with president obama it will increase to thirty million dollars and we see the potential for further gross and we tried to develop you in directions and we believe that it is in all of this even the by a balan

fresh air is located both in europe and in asia so we have attention we should have only. europe and euro zone the bismarck it survived the difficult times remains to be done would stabilize the situation somewhat so the recent g twenty summit last dedicated to the us when we discussed the clarity of situation on the european markets we know that life in the drawing attention to valuable to the detention of the whole world is now limited only to the european crisis and unlikely will be able to resolve your problems in isolation of the global problems america discussed it australia discussed in the subtext it also discussed so depression. which the rats were obviously trying to ensure balanced about but it was sure to make sure that we're developing old lights at the moment because all of our trade with e.u. countries equals two hundred fifty billion dollars which is a lot. of attention on asia pacific region and the markets religiousness of europe of this part of the globe is no less so we have great only i'm afraid of china and many other countries that would like maybe u

the average person is overwhelmed by the inputs to their attention, and media is fighting for that attention. they know they have to go to the worst of our nature, which is, what is the most sensational, shocking, lou, crude, scandalous thing that you can drive their attention toward long enough to put the toothpaste commercial in front of their eyes and monetize their business. and we get a very perverted view of the world. they take the 12 ugliest, nastiest things that happened in the world and parade them every day. meanwhile, abundant and prosperity-oriented things happen in the world and we do not hear about it because it is not sensational enough to compete for our mass attention in order to sell advertising in a monetized business model. i have come to this conclusion. there is the world and then there is my world. the philosophy of control the current control birds -- controlled of controllable. i cannot control washington or foreign policy, but i can control what is going on in my own life, my own relationships, my own health. it starts with me and what i put in my mouth and how oft

and that's certainly true it does get attention is that the right kind of attention look these are tactical questions for the movement's organizers and i think those are questions that need to be need to be worked out and i think we're at a very delicate time in the sense that that where the larger public it may not be practice of painting but maybe sympathetic to this movement how to engage doubt larger public it could go either way and we need to look back on history and remember that look richard nixon back during the protests of the vietnam war understood that tipping point very well and he did a very good job unfortunately limited but he did a very good job of of basically chip taking a protest against the vietnam war and changing the focus for most americans into a referendum on the protesters themselves in other words he changed the the focus at least for a time away from the protestors message which is very popular against the vietnam war just like the occupy wall street message is very popular and then richard nixon as an opportunist managed to turn public eye or at least for a tim

cain's attention. >> the cain campaign.alking about this, they are done with it, not talking about it anymore. the candidate did make one last reference to it at a major tea party event. >> you know, i've been in washington all week, and i've attracted a little bit of attenti attention. there was an article in the "new york times" today that has attempted to attract some more attention. you know, that's kind of what happens when you start to show up near or at the top of the polls, it just happens that way. >> well, he was referring to an article in the new york city there that was about his relationship with the coke brothers. you may have heard their names thrown around a little bit. conservative businessman that hosted. a one-on-one debate with newt gingrich, a preview coming your way in a bit. just after the bottom of the hour, stories making headlines today. a senior military official says there's a real concern, israel may consider a strike on iranian nuclear interest. the u.s. is monitoring military moves in both cou

president nolan: it has gotten so much attention, international attention, so thank you. director brinkman: i attended an event, and congratulations to all of you. it is an amazing program. i thought i knew a lot going in, and i learned a lot and the two days, and it was fascinating to see the others there, as he said, waiting to learn from us and to see what goes on in san francisco, so i want to say thank you. you have a fabulous team. i look forward to supporting the rollout of sf park, because i think if it is a game changer. parking is an incredibly emotional topic, but the way you present it took the emotion out of it and really made it a dated driven process an idea. that was fascinating, and it will be really interesting to see where it goes. president nolan: director vice chair lee? vice chair lee: you pull up, and you say, "wait a minute. it takes a credit card." that is amazing. director: i throw around the term parking a lot. we need to look at how we are doing parking, and part of the reasons i can do that is because i know we have got all of you to back us u

the attention is focused back on the organization. it has given the momentum. the question is, where does it go from here. ? >> protesters say they will make it through the winter. it is a long-lasting movement. what is your take? what happens next? >> there is one argument that says is a bicycle wheel and is strained comes from this diversity like spokes in a wheel. do notbuy it -- i do not buy it. i do not see it as a movement that can appeal to large numbers. as those protesters moved past the buildings, i spoke to one of the workers and asked him what did he think of the protesters. they were slightly astonished by what was taking place. did he agree with their rage? yes he did. the problem is that it has not gotten significant numbers of fellow travelers, the kind of people you expect to see of these demonstrations, anti-war veterans. if not, it does not have the impact they want. >> the occupied movement is not isolated to the united states. similar protests have taken place in more than 80 countries around the world. in london, demonstrators have been or

and here's the biggest reason newt is getting so much attention. after about five years of campaigning, roughly three-quarters of republicans still want little to do with mitt romney. romney is lining up endorsements but where's the love? can newt or some other dark horse actually break through and win republican minds as well as hearts? plus, if it seems as if there's no room for compromise in congress anymore, here's why. three decades ago, 60 of 100 senators were considered to be moderates. people who would compromise with the other side. today that number is zero. who is to blame, the senators or we the people who vote them in? also, the penn state investigation with new alleged victims coming forward and more indicated that there were signs of trouble for a long time. why wasn't something done sooner? and putting on the blitz. wolf blitzer has one of the best known names in television news, but don't tell that to herman cain. you can check out "the sideshow." we start with newt gingrich. jonathan alter is an msnbc political analyst and michael

today there was attention on another. with a huge voting block, demanding to be heard and threatening lawmakers with retribution if it is not. chief washington correspondent jim angle is covering that story. >> are we ready to fight? >> yeah. >> a group of liberal lawmakers rallied today against any cuts in entitlement and invoke occupy wall street movement. >> we want to welcome you to the first meeting of occupy the joint committee. >> meaning the super committee and if it didn't have enough trouble already, the aarp is running an ad with pointed warning of its own. >> washington, before you think of cutting my medicare, social security benefits, here is a number you should remember. 50 million. 50 million seniors that earned our benefits. you will be hearing from us today and on election day. >> that is the most disgusting, the most disgusting ad i've ever seen. >> disgusting, the co-chairman of the fiscal chairman says because it has a painful fact that programs such as medicare are unsustainable unless changes are ma

if you have any doubts whatsoever, bring them to our attention and if you can rely upon that judgment, you are then protected. what i want to establish, as far as your comfort in relying upon the staff, this is slide 34. we focus on the strong statement in the new jersey order that was the lack of written policies and training that led to the problems. having read that, and based on the experience that the deputy attorney has, they have hired us to come in and helped draft written disclosure controls, policies, and also do the training. when you are determining whether or not you are comfortable relying on a financial staff, he lined up on the city attorney's office, recognize that we do have detailed written disclosure policies, you are conducting the training, the in the sec has asked us to do. in addition, there has been a working group established within the city's. this is comprised of all of the key city officials that had knowledge of the financial and legal matters going on in the city. to make sure that, collectively, they review official statements and that it is accurate. h

americans have a very short attention span. he's hoping that as he just continues to blow reporters off and focus on the things that he wants to talk about-- essentially 999-- you know, that eventually people will just forget. he's also playing kind of the victim card. he's suggesting that all of these people are out to get him. that resonates with a certain part of the republican party. they're very happy to say, look, don't pick on our man. the more you pick on him, the more they're going to support him. he's feeding on that. >> schieffer: dee dee myers, you were president clinton's press secretary when he went through some serious allegations involving women. how do you see this playing out? >> well, i think that a lot of cain's base has more men than women. i don't have the numbers to support that. that's my reading of the situation. i think that's one of the reason that his support hasn't dropped more. but i think this is the kind of thing that starts to sow doubt about who herman cain is and whether he's really the best c

good to did and i will focus my attention on this few. there is not a consensus on what it should, this may not do anything but it is expected to slide along the coast and head into southern california. that is what it is supposed to do. i know it will do that and also into lake contradiction lakeport yesterday was 29 -- lakeport was 29, we should be below 65 to 70 and we are around 74. novato along with kent field, hayward, all around 63, santa clara cupertino, 62, 64 red wood city, half-moon bay, daily city, 61 after yesterday's 59. a little warmer on wednesday, thursday increasing clouds and we cloud it up on friday. with your weekend always in view, it is a northwest system brushes out on sunday. >>> sexual harassment, why she said she is coming forward and how herman cane is responding. >>> new video released, after allegations of mistreatment inside away area jail. >>> good morning, if you are driving in marin county if you are driving, we have some stop- and-go traffic. ♪ sea bass... ♪ ooohhh! ♪ i like it. yeah, i love the kitchen.

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we had to pay attention to that. that is a story that came out of tech crunch. we realized stock options was part of the compensation we were taxing. we had to pay attention to how the companies are growing here and make a distinction. we were able to do that was supervisor mirkarimi and supervisor farrell's leadership at the board, to pay attention to that specific idea. the board of supervisors and the mayor's office got together to offer that six-year exemption there and not tax stock options for six years. >> he had the tax exclusion area, which cuts out payroll, the payroll tax for new employees -- is that permit? >> six years. >> and you also have a six-year exemption on this 1.5% stock option tax. >> and that this city-wide. >> and that keeps zynga here. >> them and others that are about to go public. >> you have done everything. there's no more to do. >> no, no, there's plenty more to do. in fact, what we have started as an ongoing competition with technology companies. that has been exciting to me, because the more i learn about the technology companies

it's an issue the students have been working hard to draw attention to. >> definitely draws attention to it. however, as far as generating support goes, it doesn't always come off like having a positive message. >> reporter: they'll converge at noon with a day of marches and rallies. just last week, students attempted to set up an occupy cal encampment, but police tore it right down. today occupy oakland demonstrators, who had their encampment raided, are expected to join too. >> we're all interconnected. >> reporter: protesters say they may try a second round of the tents. u.c. spokesman says they support demonstration, but not encampment. >> i think there's a broad commitment and resolve to avoid any repeat of what we saw last week. i think our efforts are focused on ensuring that the day is peaceful without the kind of confrontations we saw in the past. >> reporter: and we are back here, live with this open university. that spokesman told me there are two separate views about the police use of force from last week. he says that the last thing that they had similar to anything like

i just wanted to bring that to your attention. i ride at different times for different reasons, but i find it interesting that i have not seen a uniformed officer on any of the buses. some of the bus is i take i think should have them. i just wanted to bring to your attention that maybe if we are going to talk about the clipper system, which in my opinion sometimes has a lot of malfunctions because the clipper card i used sometimes does not register, and i do not see anybody questioning me about whether it was valid or not, and then when i see that the clipper card is not in use, i guess people that day or at that time get a free ride for whatever reason. i just thought i would bring it to this committee's attention. thank you. supervisor avalos: thank you very much. we will close public comment on the item four. we will continue to the call of the chair without objection. we can go on to item 3 again. >> i apologize for the confusion. i think the simplest solution is to be read the conditions. i will point out the significance as