because "b" is a great b-b-breakfast letter. you can make b-b-bread. uh-uh. b-b-b-bananas. uh-uh. to call it my breakfast bracelet. (growls disagreement) uh... right, dog. a bagel is a circle. uh, i don't think that's what dog wants, pig. oh, sure it is. you want a bagel right, dog? (frustrated groan) pig, you're not listening to dog. he's trying to tell you something. huh? (excited growling) you want, uh, to... bounce, uh with your bagel? (laughs): oh, of course. you want to bounce with your bagel. bagels with a bounce. ooh, i like it. how... do you... eat it? (giggles) don't bounce around so much. i'm getting dizzy. (moans) (groans) oh, pig! (laughing) narrator: dog didn't seem to have much luck getting his friend pig to listen to him. (groans) oh, keep trying, dog. (pants) come on, this way! (buzzing, barking) (panting) (sighs) (curious groan) (panting) good idea, dog. maybe sheep can help you. (whines, panting) (barks "hello") shh! you'll wake the baby. (quiet growl) (panting) oh, that's a nice letter "b," dog. what do you want to do with it? make a b-b-bib? or a b-b-binkie? w

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14 of the attachment b, the last sentence. >> fine. >> where? >> the last sentence of section b on page 14. >> i think that would be helpful and i know we have utilized that because i was one of the people who had to certify. >> i think we should add that. we would want to hated to chapter 2 as well, wouldn't we? >> shouldn't we put in chapter 4? put it in chapter 4? any views from the commissioners to put that in chapter 4? we can move to that in chapter 4. then i think the changes that are being proposed for section 3 are to flip section 2 iii b and to add "unless impracticable after next regular meeting," in 1b1. is there a motion to adopt decision point 3 with those changes? >> so moved. >> we took public comment on that section. >> is there a second? >> second. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? motion passes. chapter 4. aside from adding the language from page 14 of attachment b, any other comments from the commissioners on decision point 4? >> i have a question. >> yes. >> taking the language from page 14 of attachment b, read in entire

how many people will vote for prop b? >> yes. >> how many of you can think of at least two or three or four people in the next couple of days that you can talk to to make sure that they are voting for prop b, because that is it what it's going to take. we are within one or two percentage points ever victory. the people that you talk to could be the people that make the difference in that election. i want to thank the mayor and our supervisors, and phil ginsburg for putting us on that bond. let's get prop b passed, shall we? [ applause ] so we're going to turn some dirt and we're going to start a library. thank you all for being here today. you made this happen. [ applause ] >> thank you, julie. well-done, julie. thank you. thank you. mr. mayor, will you have the honors. district supervisors, mohammed, phil, julie, come on down here and grab yourself a shovel and we're going to have a countdown. are we ready? let's have a countdown. on the count of 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1! north beach branch library! >> hey, guys, kn

i wish we had it come up every month. >> gary b. basically steve is saying this eliminates some uncertainty and that would help. we see consumer confidence at lows again. >> absolutely, brenda. look, this is how every family operates. they don't go out and make plans we're going to build a new addition to the house and do this and that and we don't have any money to pay for it. let's borrow more. i think steve is right. this should be a regular conversation because as he points out. we've not had a budget passed by the senate in the last four or five years, for crying out loud. >> there has to be check and balance. jonas says let's get rid of it. my gosh let's get rid of everything and spend whatever we have out there. so like todd said we could stimulate the economy and all of that spending hasn't worked and buried us in a deep hole and we need to pay attention to this stuff. air right-- >> if the ceiling works, how did we get in the mess? it's been raised 119 times, and. >> exactly, it shouldn't be, it shouldn't be raised at all a

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for hepatitis b, that would be the asian pacific islander population. for hepatitis c that would be our baby boomers as well as iv drug users and then also african-american population. and then the second study is also -- it's looking at hepatitis b specifically and it's testing, screening, and looking to care for those chronically infected with hepatitis b and the target population is foreign born asian pacific islanders. >> okay, thank you very much. >> sure. >> supervisor mar? >> i'd like to open up to public comment. there are any members of the public that would wish to comment on items numbers 1 or 2. seeing none, public comment is closed. supervisor mar. * >> i wanted to ask dr. sanchez, i know there is a very broad and strong help b free coalition and within the baby boomer population, which i'm a part as well * , i'm just wondering is there a similar coalition that works on hep b as well? >> yes, there is a hepatitis c task force that was convened by the previous mayor and we meet and try to appropriately target those high-risk population, the

>> right. >> page 14, section b, the last sentence. so that would read, "each commissioner who participates in the decision, but has not attended the entirety of the hearings, shall certify on the record that he or she personally heard the testimony, et cetera." >> okay. i think that is good and where would we put it? >> section 4 i think i would just add at the end >> j? >> yes. >> >> just make it j and then you don't have to re-number the other sections. there is a particular need for chronology here. >> any other comments on decision point 4? >> just a comment, it may be unnecessary, but under the ex parte communications it does not preclude communication between commissioners. i know that there are other provisions that may take care of that, but i'm just curious as is it intended one commissioner could talk to another in advance of the hearing, concerning the subject matter? when the commissioner can't talk to a staff person, can't talk to an executive director? >> i'm just curious. >> is there nothing in the law that would preclu

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gary b, i have a feeling you don't agree. >> i don't, brenda. look, i do agree with one point jonas made, no one can disagree that stimulus spending creates jobs. we're all in agreement about that. the real question, is that dollar better spent by the government or is it spent-- better spent by the private sector? look, this has been studied and the multiplier, essentially, what does a dollar create in the gdp? the multiplier for government spending, stimulus spending is .64, that means every dollar you and i, brenda, give to the government and for our taxes, only raises gdp 64 cents. it says right there, no matter if you think it's great to have wind farms or hollywood producers getting breaks, the money is spent inefficiently, it's much better spent as gary k points out, in the private sector, that's why we could spend all the money we want on stimulus, it's not going to create as many jobs as if you and i had spent it ourselves. >> caroline, that's called basically crowding out, it's an economic term. the bottom line is if the government spen

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i mean it is not just prop b, we have so many other things that compliment proposition b and our opence, we have a renewed commitment to build infrastructure and see that supports a lot more things because the most thankful things that we have, i think, are the very people that are standing to my sides and in front of me. these are the folks that we are most thankful for because they give us purpose, and focus for this city and where we need to take it. that is why we build more parks and we invest in our open space. it is for all of these children and the families. i also want to thank all of the sponsors i know three of them are big sports sponsors in the city. and the reflected by the toy train that you see on the side. you will see the caboose, led by golden state warriors. followed by the 49ers. [ applause ] and then two-time world series champions, san francisco giants. [ applause ] >> they give us all of this inspiration and i know that we are looking at some of future players on these teams right here in front of us. so thank you everybody. if i may, during these happy times,

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there was a shootout at the bay fair b-a-r-t station. police have one suspect in custody and are looking for more. >> reporter: b-a-r-t is back and running and all trains are on time and stopping here at the bayfair b-a-r-t station. the police gave an update about an hour ago or less and they say there was a fight around noon today. three to four people involved in each group and that's when the one victim at this point in their investigation, they think he was a victim, wrong place, wrong time. police say it was a shootout between two groups of people at the bayfair b-a-r-t station. >> there was some words exchanged, both groups began to fire. >> and police think it was an innocent bystander that was hit in the cross fire. now a 16-year-old is in custody and police are looking for a half dozen more suspects who could be involved. >> there was two groups shooting at each other and we have one person in custody. >> it happened in front of the bayfair b-a-r-t station. a 40-year-old african-american is killed. another female is okay with no

commissioners, we are going to call items 9(a) and b out of order. at 4 i 22 vincente street. >> ask the commission to recuse myself as we prepared materials for the project sponsor. >> move to recuse commissioner sugaya. >> second. >> on the motion to recuse, commissioner antonini, aye, commissioner borden, aye, commissioner wu, aye, commissioner fong, aye. so moved. >> good afternoon, president fong, members of the planning commission, staff tom wang, discretionary review case. this is discretionary review involving demolition in a new building. the proposal is to demolish an existing two story vacant single family dwelling with a non-functional garage and replace it with a new single family dwelling, two story over garage. the report provided by the project sponsor, the department believes the -- demonstrated the existing structure is unsound. and then the project also meets the majority of the 16 criteria on the residential demolition. therefore we would recommend the approval of the -- of this demolition. for the proposed new building, this is t

, and the b-49s basically retired, and the b-52s had a much longer range so we didn't have to keep them on spanish soil. these are the planes nor the bombs, and the squadrons would take off from bases in the eastern united states. when it got to the coast of spain, a kc135 tanker, three tankers would meet the planes, and each one would top off the tank, the fuel tank of the b-52, and the b-5 #2 -- didn't need the gas then, but wanted them full as possible because they were going to go to the soviet border and fly around for hours, just never crossing the border, but as you remember in the story "fail -- by the way, what they were doing was called "fail safe" so when the novel, which i think was 62, talked about fail safe, whoever wrote it knew he was talking about. i thought it was made up, but that's what the air force called it. you were in the fail safe position. the planes would fly around in circles, and when the next squadron, which had taken off six hours later, was approaching after topping off their tanks on the coast of spain, the next squadron was approaching, then the first

do you think the president needs a plan b. >> well, plan b, to me, is the executive order and i knowt the white house has said about that. you may recall -- >> when you say exec tiff order, do you mean the 14th amendment option? >> i've been here for two years now. they're saying ever since they had the last debate and i think that's what the senate is saying in their letter and of course, i am cosigner of a letter along with 22 other house members a week and a half ago asking the president to use executive order invoking the 14th amendment. i believe that the executive order is good enough for emancipation proclamation, good enough to integrate the armed services and many other things that we seem to take for granted as if it passed the congress, none of those things ever passed the congress and if the president as chief executive officer of the country, is faced with thisrecalcitrants, i think he would do well for himself and the country to sign an executive order invoking the 14th amendment. >> that's a question, we just learned the president is going to be holding his last press

. >> yes, and i don't want to look like every single b&b out there. >> and you want to make money. he has a lot of work to do. over to the brass tacks and honestly the first impression? >> oh, my god. the website is bad and the picture is bad and this is proof of the pudding. >> what are your thoughts of erica and how she is listening to you. >> erica is stubborn. >> i'm skeptical what he is willing to produce, but i am willing to give him a shot. >> scale of 1 to 10, what is the room right now? >> zero. >> the jury is definitely out on what he is saying. >> we gave andrew a modest budget and 24 hours to show his stuff. when he is done, we will see if erica can be convinced. meantime, mike wasted no time to introduce erica to the next member of the team. dawn is an account specializing in quickbooks software. >> give her a sense of how she is doing the accounting now. >> not really. >> how do krou track stuff? >> i don't. i have money coming n and pay the bills and i see what is in my business check account, and that's about it. >> all right. now you are trying to blow my mind. how

there are a zillion every other house is a b and b. hit on the one b and beshgs where the owner said, your last name is to bein i know where all the to beins came to ireland. i said, i'm all ears. this poem goes into that and the last part is a translation from an irish song, the ring. >> i followed the winding coast road back from cove airny moore and her brother cast in branz at the center entrance head of a line at elis island looking as though they a choired dreksz in their own country. dim passage through american wait and coffinship the figures of a prior generation real to swells and sound effects each swollen in the ache of crossing. my father's ship united states streaming to the harbor, the way it steamed in the narrows below the rising towers of the bridge. above the keys, saint coalmans resided over the dock where my mother's mother waited and my father's forefather disappeared like vermon in the fields they flooded home. i can tell you where the to beins first landed that invited me to the patio in the house glass of whisk

we have two series of bonds that we're proposing, the 2013 a and b series. the first one is a refunding series which is authorizing up to $250 million of bonds to refund our outstanding debt which is primarily our 2003 bonds. we typically have to wait about 10 years before we can refund outstanding debt so this is our first opportunity again to generate savings. i'll talk a little bit more about the details of the savings in a moment. but the other item is the 2013 b bonds. those bonds are expected to be approximately $420 million. the wastewater enterprise was in may of 2010 and we have spent all of those funds. that's why we're bringing forward this financing for your consideration today. just in terms of context, we have about $915 million of project appropriations that are in place for the past -- over the past four years. that's fiscal 11 through fiscal 14. some of that is funded with revenues and some of it is funded with grants and that sort of thing. so, the bonds have an outstanding appropriation authorization in place of a little over 800 million,

horr here they are the bulls and bears, toby, jonas max ferris, and gary b smith. and john, you say this gave the green light for new jobs? >> absolutely. look what happened in 1947. we had 5 million americans on strike and the taft-hartley act enacted despite president truman objections and led returning soldiers to one of the biggest economic booms the country had. and the president got his hand caught in the cookie jars and appointing czars and going around congress, we need jobs and this certainly helps with that. we don't need to worry about unions right now, we need jobs, this is putting the cart before the horse. >> brenda: the idea here, caroline, more regulation and federal interference in the private workplace means fewer jobs, do you buy that? >> not at all. when you look at what unions have done for us, over the years, getting rid of the 16 hour work week, they gave us weekends, and safer workplace environment, and as the unions-- >> well, that was a long time ago, a while back. >> that's true, but let's talk today. the fact that we had union busting in

we give it a b. b for the first of 99 billion of supply tomorrow. sue, it is all yours. >> thank you, rick, i'll take

commissioner antonini. >> commissioner antonini: i'd like to ask about a, b, and c. do we have availability two weeks the 31st of january? >> january 31 is an extremely light calendar, or agenda for now, because it was added to the schedule so late. >> commissioner antonini: that might be a good time to propose a continuance, if that -- >> it would be. >> commissioner antonini: so i will therefore move to continue items no. 1 and 2 to the date specified, and items 16a, b and c to january 31. >> second. >> on that motion to continue items 1 and 2 and item 16a, b and c to january 31, commissioner antonini, aye. >> bore don, aye. >> hill list, aye. >> moore, aye. >> sugaya, aye. >> wu, aye. >> president fong, aye. under commissioners questions and matters, item 3, election of officers, according with the rules and regulation his the president and vice president shall be elected at the first regular meeting of the commission held on or after the 15th day of january of each year or to a subsequent meeting. the date, which shall be fixed by the commission at the first regu

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or maybe the b-b-b, b's. or perhaps the c's. (singsong): ant! i know you're around here somewhere.. w-what's the matter, little buddy? (coughing) i guess i-i'm not feeling so well, pig. (coughing) hmm. come to think of it, you don't look so good either. i think maybe... (coughs) ...i ought to go home and get some rest. go home? by yourself? but if you're sick who's gonna take care of you? oh, i-i don't need anyone to take care of me. i just need a little... (coughing) ...a little rest. oh, no, no, no little buddy. i'm going to take care of you. well, that's what big buddies are for, after all. but, pig, i... oh. thanks, big buddy. no problem, little buddy. narrator: so pig took ant back to his barn to make him feel better. okay, ant, i'm gonna have you feeling better in no time. i'm making my special "get well soon" soup. (sighs) (coughing) thanks, pig. but all i really need is to get some rest. and then i'm sure i'll feel better. with my special "get well soon" soup i can make something that will help you get some rest. uh, just what makes this soup so special, pig? boy, am i glad