to the entertainment commission for a term ending july 1,2014. >> barbara, come on up. and make your brief comments. >> thank you. good afternoon, supervisor yee, supervisor breed and supervisor cohen. my name is barbara campagnoli and i am honored to be nominated by mayor lee for the law enforcement seat on the entertainment commission. i am now here to seek your approval. i am a native san franciscan, raised in the richmond district and graduate of san francisco state. i have also raised my own family in the richmond district, where i still reside with my husband of 35 years. i served 30 years in the san francisco police department before retiring three years ago. i held the rank of inspector, and i served in the domestic violence response unit, and also in background investigations. i worked in the police permit bureau at the hall of justice for 16 years, holding a top-uniform advisory position, and this was prior to the creation of the entertainment commission. so the san francisco police department still administered and regulated entertainment permits. there i was

barbara is a good, honest woman and really cares about the people of this town, as you can tell. having known her over 20 years, our daughters went to school together and we had our 8th grade play party at cafe kokomo. the fact is that since barbara knows a lot of people in this town, everywhere i go with her, she knows somebody. so she can get the job done so well, because she is so well connected to this town. new year's eve we spent time together and many times she had to go as a police officer to help with security down at the embarcadero. so she has actually had to put on extra gear to keep people safe. so she really wants safety of the city in place. i know there is a lot of stuff going on in this town, this summer especially, and i don't know when this would all come into effect. but you know, she wants to make sure that this city pulls it off well. i'm not sure exactly what else i can add to her credentials, but she is a fabulous person and you will not regret it. thank you. >> thank you very much. any other public comments? seeing none, public comment is now closed. [ ga

i'd like to thank miss barbara smith for coming out, going with us around on a walk. i'd like to thank mr. torres for coming out, visiting with us. that's the only way people get to know what we need and stuff. i also like to push tenant participation. when i move into housing at 85 -- excuse me -- holly court in

bÁrbara.enda firmar un documento de salida voluntaria, serÁn sacados del paÍs y abandonaran todos sus derechos. >>> o sea que seria su recomendaciÓn vamos con las preguntas enviadas por los televidentes a travÉs de las redes sociales. octavio que dedo escribiÓ en twitter. lo pidiÓ en el 2005. y pregunta, que debe hacer y que pasarÍa con la reforma. abogada. >>> bueno, bÁrbara, toda a kerla persona que tiene una peticiÓn pendiente familiar en este momento, cuando exista una visa disponible, van a calificar para una residencia permanente. sin embargo, lo Único que nos va a ofrecer una reforma migratoria es un camino temporal de por lo menos una dÉcada, antes de que se convierta en residente y para personas que tienen una peticiÓn familiar les conviene mÁs aplicar para la residencias, ya se nos dice que esta reforma migratoria, va a cortar los aÑos de espera que tiene un familiar, para poder recibir su residencia. ok abogada, en facebook, tambiÉn, eliÁn escribiÓ. que su esposo solicitÓ la visa uy

since barbara has been taken over, there's the benefit of the doubt, maybe things can turn around. will it or won't it? we don't know. there's no trust there. i planned to give these to barbara but i got a call from the office and the office said commissions might want to see these... >> let me just finish -- so they're right behind you so they'll be happy to get that from you, ma'am. no, i'm leaving these with commissions. >> okay. next speaker. thank you very much. >> thank you everyone for being concerned. >> if you can speak into the mic. >> i live in the west side project and my concern is that everything been going well, but i have a lot of problem like these people have because before i went to van ness. my concern now is about a year-and-a-half i had continually been getting roaches in my refrigerator. i had repeatedly asked the people and the manager and everybody i was supposed to talk to to give me another refrigerator. i haven't seen that yet. couple of weeks ago on memorial day my stove broke down. they brought me out a new stove. they say they gonna come and hook it u

. >>> muchas gracias, bÁrbara, buenas tardes. en caos, y desesperaciÓn. vamos jÓvenes enfrentaron a la muerte por la negligencia e irresponsabilidad de los organizadores, la mezcla logrÓ un efecto tÓxico. aquÍ los detalles. >>> gritos, pÁnico y confusiÓn, en una fiesta en una piscina en leÓn guanajuato, 9 jovenes intoxicad intoxicados, uno de gravedad, luego de inhalar el nitrogeno que se puso en el agua para generar un efecto de humo, 20 esban en la alberca al echar el quÍmico. >>> no veÍa nada, intentÉ sumergirme para nadar, no lo logrÉ, en cuestiÓn de segundos estaba desmayado. >>> algunos desesperados se lanzaron al agua para rescatarlos. >>> el humo la mÚsica yp el alcohol impidieron que se percataran de lo que sucedÍa. >>> corren a rescatar al chavo el primero que se desmaya en un video, posteriormente comenzaron a reaccionar mÁs o menos algunos, se fueron con chavo que estaba muy mal, muy morado de la cara. estaba, se veÍa, parecia muerte, tenÍa los ojos abiertos. >>> los testigos narraron lo que pudo ser una tragedia mayo

i'd like to say barbara smith, when she became acting ed has been very open booked and takes comments in making decisions on changes in policy. however, the first thing i would like to point out in the audit report is that there was a resident survey of less than a total of 100 residents participating in the section eight program and traditional public housing. a real resident survey really getting what's going on from residents is critical to get a read of how they feel. the second point i want to make is that residents have been behind on their rent and residents -- there was a period of time for a year-and-a-half where the housing authority made no serious effort to collect rent and i think it's amazing that the majority of residents did in fact pay their rent consistently on a regular basis. the second point i want to make about rent payment is that in california as well as the rest of the country, the obligation to pay rent is conditioned on the obligations of the landlord form and maintain property in a decent, safe and sanitary commission condition and that hasn't happened for

>> reporter: a mother like barbara guidotti.on michael was born with intellectual disabilities in 1947. >> there was no social outlets, there was no activities or anything for them. so we decided that they needed to have something to look forward to and to enjoy life, as well. >> reporter: so in 1972, barbara and her husband started "carh," community assistance for the retarded and handicapped, in castro valley. they began with a yearly picnic where families could exchange information, have fun and find support. >> we wanted to get them out and become a part of the community. that was our goal. >> reporter: well, a lot has changed in the 41 years since barbara started the organization. today, "carh" serves over 1500 clients offering a variety of activities 7 days a week. >> bingo! >> reporter: in a new center named after barbara's son who has since died, there is bingo, craft classes and movies. next door adult clients maintain the land scanning. "carh" relies on donations. used goods from the community that they sell and recycl

i am barbara taylor the bureau chief. i have a question that i will call "the pothole question." and it's the question that everybody always wants to know about when they drive through san francisco and they are hitting potholes and they are getting all shaken up whether they are on a bicycle, scooter or motorcycle, they say please speed up the repaving of my roads so i can ride around town without getting my teeth getting torn up in the mayhem. this comes from kyle parks >> kyle, thank you. you join a chorous of people who want roads focused on and i would encourage you to follow-up on your email and give us the route that you have and we can espond back to you directly about the priorities of those routes. because we have had a disinvestment of roads to many years. i used to be the public works director and i would scream at the board saying give us resources and it was not as high priority as i am making it. i want to first of all thank the public, because a couple of years ago they passed, with the leadership of supervisors wiener and supervisor chiu and others. many of you s

>> great, thank you, barbara. you are right, we do have a small, but mighty team of worker bees who are working hard for the mayor and the city to make sure that the budget is balanced every year. i thought i would take a little bit about the numbers, and kind of why we're in this situation that we are in. so i think most people know that san francisco is unique in the state, but we're a combined city and county and that means that we have all the functions that a normal city would have, things like providing recreation and park services, police and fire. but we also have all of the functions that a normal county would, things like operating a county jail or public health department or a human services agency. for that reason, our budget is larger than most other cities in the state, because we are combined. our budget as barbara mentioned is about $7.4 billion every year. that number will continue to grow as our economy continues to improve. and we spend about half of that money every year on what we call "enterp

. >>> y bÁrbara bermudo, gracias por estar con nosotros. >>> comenzamos un sorprendente caso de un bebÉ de una buena samaritana que lo atrapÓ en el aire, cayo en un segundo piso en las manos de la hija de un pelotero de los yankees, nayeli nos amplia, veamos. >>> ella es la heroÍna del dia en nueva york, cristina torres, la mujer que por sus envidiables reflejos salvÓ la vida de este pequeÑo de 16 meses, y que inexplicablemente cayÓ desde este segundo piso. en vez de estrellarse contra el pavimento, terminÓ en brazos de cristina. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> yo jamÁs le quitÉ la mirada de encima, hubo unos segundos que se resbalÓ, y lo vi colgando con sus manitas, y sin pensar en otra cosa que en su vida abrÍ los brazos y lo agarrÉ, el pequeÑo sufriÓ heridas menores al golpearse con el toldo de una tienda en el descenso, cristina, la heroÍna, dijo que por el dramÁtico suceso, un equipo de socorristas fue al departamento del niÑo, en cuyo interior dormÍan los padres, y jugaban los hermanitos, no tenÍan rejas de seguridad, y los padres no se percataron que el niÑo se escaÓo por la ventana.

. >> barbara, i see you nodding there, jim, you want to jump in. you guys all work for banks and you work for big banks. is the banking business ever going to be the sweet growth business that it was in the mid and early part of this century, of the 2000s, or is that day behind us? >> i think the history of the stock market, there are decade-long cycles and last decade was the financials. they are going to be in an adjustment period, i think, for many years to come. if you look at the short-term environment, loan growth was only at 1.3% year to date, and we think loans have peaked here year to year, so if rates come down, that's not going to help the financials. >> we also put a cyclical tilt into our portfolios earlier this year. financials are also benefiting greatly in the recovery from the real estate residential market as well. >> all five of you, hands up if you say buy financials right here. and a hand down. four out of five say buy financials here. you are cautious on it. >> does that mean you're also cautious on housing, then, though? that

barbara is well suited to serve as as an entertainment commissioner in the law enforcement seat. she brings with her ~ 30 years of experience in the area of law enforcement [speaker not understood], and dealt hands on with issuing permits to businesses in the entertainment industry back before they had the entertainment commission. and when the san francisco police department handled all the permitting applications ~. barbara is a delightful, smart person who cares about san francisco and has given back to san francisco through her volunteerism with various community organizations. through her nomination process to be an entertainment commissioner, i'm just now getting to know her and i look forward to working with her in this capacity. thank you. >> supervisor mar. >> yeah, i just wanted to add that inspector campanoli has been a lifelong born in the richmond district where she currently

barbara buono. >> i'm barbara buono. jon: i'm talking to christ-y over here. i can't believe this, governor. you're already up 32 points in the polls. you know you're going to win. you're going to spend $12 million extra tax payer dollars to make sure you beat the spread. your whole reputation is supposed to be about protecting new jersey tax payers. >> are you stupid? i'm sorry for the idiots over there. >> jon: i'm with that guy. we'll be rightdz-x,xd.;(7]woeqew >> jon: welcome back. the past five years congress has maintained a near flawless record of uselessness. but even with their top obstructionists, things were bound to fall through the cracks. a bridge gets fixed up. expanded health care coverage gets passed. but since that slip-up, the house has voted to appeal or defund obama care 37 times not because they're stubborn. they have no short-term memories. it's covered. while congress inhabits a fantasy world where you can turn back history by wishing hard enough, governors live in actual states with actual poor people who need actual medical attention.

next to barbara is jeffrey anderson. [applause] >> jeff anderson brought the second lawsuit ever brought against the roman catholic church in america. when a couple whose son was abused by priests who was then allowed to escape because of the policies of the hierarchy, because of the pledge to avoid scandal the all bishops and cardinals take, jeff was the man recommended for the job. he is the order is a lawyer i ever met and certainly one of the most courageous and most tough-minded attorney i ever met and anyone who ever encountered him has ever met. he is a force of nature. to my right is thomas p. doyle. [applause] >> when no ordained man would stand up for abused children, [applause] >> con was a highflier. in the mid 1980s he was a man to watch in the catholic hierarchy. he could have had almost any job he wanted in the church and if you don't think that is power than you don't know the catholic church. she is the most highly developed network in the world. the power and prestige that were available to tongue as he

when they are as with the barbara starr reporting, radio silence.re is a vast and growing web of secret government in this country, and it simply cannot be the case. it is not acceptable that the only things we know about it are the things the members of that secret government want us to know. because at the end of the day, it is on us. it is on all of us what our government does in our name. we'll be right back with #click3. >>> today the senate handed john boehner a loaded gun and told him he has two choices. kill his speakership, or kill his party. more on that coming up. >>> but first i want to share the three awesomest things on the internet today. #click3 is back beginning with the presidential visit to africa. the president and the first family are embarking on a six day three-country tour. the white house and first lady michelle obama joined instagram. late to the party but well worth the wait. both accounts posting photos and videos of the obamas travels including their incredible journey to senegal's goree island. mrs. obama sharing this p

. >>> y bÁrbara bermudo, gracias por estar con nosotros, feliz viernes para todos. >>> comenzamos conntro de estuni cerca del lugar donde estÁ el presidente obama, y puso en guardia al servicio secreto. >>> asÍ es pamela, varios fueron blancos de la balas, entre ellos el sospechoso en manos de la policÍa ya, antes de abrir fuego en el colegio comunitario disparÓ contra vehÍculos y un autobÚs. >>> vamos a california con salvador duran en vivo desde el lugar de los hechos, nos amplia, adelante buenas tardes. >>> buenas tardes pamela y bÁrbara, en efecto, la policÍa ha cerrado el centro escolar aquÍ en santa mÓnica, el colegio comunitario de santa mÓnica, en donde esta semana precisamente los estudiantes estaban tomando exÁmenes finales muchos de ellos se encontraban en la biblioteca de este centro de estudios, donde el pistolero abriÓ fuego luego del mediodÍa, la policia estÁ haciendo la investigaciÓn en cuanto al tiroteo, sabemos que varias vÍctimas fueron a diferentes hospitales, por lo menos 4 de ellas, en esta biblioteca habÍa muchos estudiantes, muchos estudiantes hispanos, una de

sorry barbara. >> it's okay. well, i do wish to thank all of you on behalf of the housing authority and express our appreciation to the board of supervisors and the budget audit. it begins with the hud assessment last year and designating the housing authority as troubled for failing the financial and management indicator scores. ? january hud sent a public housing recovery sustainability team to the housing authority for public assessment and identified many of the problems that the analyst has confirmed. if july of this year hud will begin to provide several months of staffing [inaudible] address these problems and assist the housing authority in preparation of a comprehensive recovery agreement and action plan that will be executed between the housing authority and hud. the establishment of complete new leadership in february with the appointment of a highly qualified new commissioners by the mayor, the you shall gent need for making critical fundmental changes to achieve better delivery of its affordable hous

dagen: barbara is fired up. she is always fired up. fair to say that. from real-estate but first we want to check stocks, it has been a rough market this morning. nicole petallides is at the stock exchange watching what? nicole: looking forward to bas-rhin and the gain on real estate looking at major market averages of a blows of the day. we were down from top to bottom 145 points but now improving somewhat. i talked to the traders who tells remand -- momentum remains to the upside, fraud and with the 2 point date to the upside and we pull back on concerns about the bank of japan not doing much and basically not keeping that stimulus going and turns to the fed at home to see whether or not they will stop the money printing but in the meantime the trend continues coming all of the lows. bernard: connell: this is the business of real-estate on fox business and we have with us these big names we talked about in the real-estate world that you want to hear from. dagen: let's see them again. in los angeles, the co-founder of the agency, we go all the way to m

it was 1943, right before the start of his senior year at santa barbara high.ing for your country was more important. >> right. that was more important, and so we left. >> reporter: lopez manned anti-aircraft guns on the "uss maryland." the battleship was hit by a japanese suicide pilot right near the philippines. >> you just can't describe, you know, walking over and helping the pick up the body parts. it's just something i hope nobody ever has to go through. >> reporter: he didn't think he could feel any farther away from home until a friend sent him this newspaper clipping about the graduating class of 1944, his class. how did that make you feel? >> i was devastated. when i seen that photoi was just thinking of, my god, what am i going to tell my grandkids, you know? your grandfather didn't graduate. >> reporter: that day came when his grandson diego started at santa barbara high. >> he was talking to me about his war days, and then he would talk about how, you know, how proud he was of me that i got to go to this high school. >> reporter: at diego's graduat

when they are as with the barbara starr reporting, radio silence.vast and growing web of secret government in this country, and it simply cannot be the case. it is not acceptable that the only things we know about it are the things the members of that secret government want us to know. because at the end of the day, it is on us. it is on all of us what our government does in our name. we'll be right back wi with #click3. for 30 years. we raise black and red angus cattle. we also produce natural gas. that's how we make our living and that's how we can pass the land and water back to future generations. people should make up their own mind what's best for them. all i can say is it has worked well for us. happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. (woman vo) it takes him places he's always wanted to go. that's why we bought a subaru. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. the blisters were oozing, and painful to touch. i woke up to a blistering on my shoulder. i spen

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(applause) >> thank you. >> thank you, barbara. welcome, everybody, to city hall, people's house, yes. (applause) >> well, this is exciting. i'm sure it's exciting for the students as well because graduation has finally come. (applause) >> and i wanted you to know that we're proud of you. i know there's about 20 of you here today, but you're part of 126 graduates graduating this year and you truly, truly represent the incredible promise of our city of san francisco. thank you for being here and doing all that you did to graduate. (applause) >> and if you look around the room, you've got a lot of people in our network that wants to and will continue supporting you. right up in front here, our superintendent richard karanza is here, our board president, david chiu. of course, barbara is here. london breed, our supervisor, one of our newest supervisors here. scott wiener, supervisor scott wiener. supervisor malia cohen, thank you for being here. our police chief is here. thank you. and former mayor but still mayor, willie brown, thank

immediately barbara smith, our acting director laid off 12 administrative staff. that was done in march. that will safe save about one million dollars. we stopped paying the police department for extra police services, even though the police department is continuing to provide those services. this is one of mr. rose's recommendations and we endorse it. we have stopped paying dpw for extra maintenance services, even though they are continuing to provide them, another rose recommendation which we endorse. we reevaluated our [inaudible] pick ups and are saving 65 thousand dollars a month on our scavenger bill. this is just a push into the future so it's still a liable on our books but helps our cash /tpwhroe. we've been negotiating with our unions concession agreements because we need assistance from our work force. to date, the unions have given back [inaudible]. those items together total 6 million dollars. we have a 7 million dollar problem. what's the last piece? the last piece is the hud money outstanding premised on us established a maintenance mechanic positio

what's going on here, barbara?ston is trying to heal, one of the most ruthless branches of al qaeda is launching a new propaganda effort. this is the latest version of "inspire" the magazine published by al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, and much of it, including this article, titled the inevitable is cruelly devoted to the boston marathon bombing. >> what it tells you is this group al qaeda in the arabian peninsula is opportunistically trying to take advantage of the attack. >> it says they're brilliant carrying out the attacks which al qaeda says were an absolute success. the magazine mentions copley square, fenway park, boston university. it says these heroic bombings exposed many hidden shortcomings of the american security and intelligence system. the tsarnaev brothers are believed to have read a 2010 inspire article entitled make a bomb in the kitchen of your mom, which detailed how to make the type of pressure cooker bombs used to carry out the attack in boston. and now boston may be leading al qaeda and ye

. >>> y bÁrbara bermudo, feliz comienzo de semana.r estar con nosotros, mÁs adelante la impactante odisea de este gato, a punto de ser devorado por la serpiente. >>> fue captado en video. >>> comenzamos con la tragedia que enfrenta una comunidad en repÚblica dominicana. >>> muy triste lo que pagÓ . dos niÑos, tres niÑos de dos a 4 aÑitos murieron asfixiados encontradon en un vehÍculo, las familias lamentan lo que pagÓ , las autoridad investigan. >>> vamos con esperanza ceballos que amplia. vamos. >>> la noticia de la muerte de tres niÑos conmocionÓ a la comunidad, los menores, dos hermanitos de 2 aÑos, y 4 aÑos, fueron hallados muertos. >>> estaban jugando, al ratico le echamos de menos, comenzamos a buscar, busca y busca, quiÉn siba a saber quÉ estaban ahÍ metidos. >>> estaban jugando, y desaparecieron de la vista de la abuela, 5 horas despuÉs fueron encontrados sin vida. >>> los buscamos, no encontramos nada, nada, nada, absolutamente nada, y los pobres niÑos a la vista de nosotros sin saber nada. >>> el carro tenÍa la puerta media