it has to do largely with devices like these where people are not being attentive with devices like these other people are taking the advantage of that. that is the one area, overall, a good story that we have to tell that is left to be addressed. that is what we are here to talk about today. we are launching an awareness campaign. you will hear from the chief and the commander, being aware of your surroundings. we want to raise awareness for the public, for all of the public in terms of being safe while you're traveling and walking in the street. it is a matter of being aware of your surroundings and trying to keep the transportation system safe and enjoyable for everyone. what you see behind us are some posters that are already up. and we can really raise the awareness of folks that you need to be mindful when you are writing in our system. we want everyone to get where they're going on time and efficiently, but we want them to get there safely. and with all of their personal belongings with them. i want to thank you all for coming and i will turn it over to the great chief of police. >

i want to thank the supervisors for sitting in their chairs and being attentive. one person is not here because he does not want to listen to me say why he is not doing anything about davy jones and why the leaders of san francisco refused to investigate the death of joseph volos, a dead game man who died in 1990. >> the next speaker? >> we need a moment put this up. >> do you need assistance? >> i do not think so. >> the next speaker? yes. >> good afternoon. today, may 15, 2012 as the 64th anniversary since the expulsion of hundreds of thousands of palestinians from their homes and their homeland, carried out with operational planning drawn out and in compliance with orders issued from the highest echelons of the zionist leadership. frequently represented as crimes committed by individuals, the attacks that depopulated palestine were part of a military strategy or from the leaders of the emerging state of israel. the state of israel, that three of you supervisors visited as guests of the j.c. arce. this is not a personal trip. this is a political visit. the super

let us be attentive as we often repeat in our orthodox liturgies. orthodox christianity is finding a home in places like western europe, north america and beyond. this is the christianity tried and tested by oppression of every sort in very recent times. in many places in the west she can still be found hiding in safe havens or ethnic ghettos but this is changing quickly as the fear of being different dissolves. converts from every cultural background are now bring agnew kind of zeal to orthodoxy. they are bringing with them what i would call a familiarity with the way that americans do business. this is what keeps orthodox christianity vibrant and daring. it has been said to live an or who docks christian life is to be engaged in an endless series of risk takes. the status quo can be changed. our history was the to this fact. not by forcing our beliefs upon the unwilling but living individual christian lives to reflect the light of christ in a darkened world. saint seraphim has this saying. find inner peace and thousands around you will be saved. i

i want to thank the supervisors for sitting in their chairs and being attentive. one person

i want to thank the supervisors for sitting in their chairs and being attentive. one person is not here because he does not want to listen to me

and what should we be paying attention to as we think about making those trade-offs? i really appreciate everybody being here and that's all i have to say. [applause] >> thank you, kate. so as you could see, the city much like some of our own households, they have some real scenario where is they have deal with and they have to prioritize and i'm glad to hear the mayor say that we're not as at a surplus. i have to remind staff and board members of that all the time. increased revenue does not necessarily equal surplus. so the city has to prioritize and make sure that they focus on the most important needs and the values of the city to make sure that we get what we want and get what we need but at the same time, they have to do it with the fact that we don't have a surplus in the budget. they have a hard job up here and we want to let them know that we appreciate the hard work that they do working on this budget so with that said, i'm going to introduce a couple of speakers. first, we're going to have speakers come from district 10. we have neil who is with you a on the

i appreciate your willingness to be attentive to my interest on this issue. director mueller, we all know this is national police week. and yesterday we honored officers who made the ultimate sacrifice included in the dozens of names to be added to the national law enforcement officers memorial this year is officer craig berkholz from the wisconsin police department. as we remember the sacrifices of these brave men and women, we need to ensure that law enforcement officers have the federal support and the resources they need to keep our community safe. director mueller, last week at a house hearing you said because of the fbi's realignment in priorities toward counter-terrorism and limited resources, the fbi will have to, quote, prioritize in other areas, in particularly, in the criminal area they will suffer. could you elaborate a bit on that comment? >> yes, i actually think that the question was directed on the impact of frustration on the bureau. i think the question was something along the lines of what impact would this have on the bureau? to which -- an

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. >> this means "attention be alert. something is going to happen". >> (speaking spanish). >> wake up. wake up. >> wake up, wake up. (speaking spanish). >> and this are some of the drumming patterns that have been rescued by the cultural association. >> (speaking spanish). >> the african and review itse s size. >> (speaking spanish). >> to the actual size that he has. >> (speaking spanish). >> the reason why this drum was reduced in its size it was the intention of hiding it from the dominant class so they will not be oppressed by playing it. >> (speaking spanish) (drums). >> (speaking spanish). >> for these wonderful instrument called cajon it's put into different styles. also the cajon today is incorporated intd international music. >> (speaking spanish). >> (drums). (music). (applause). (music). (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> yeah. this is a style called lando. and it comes from undue. >> (speaking spanish). >> this was a dance of a ritual. >> (speaking spanish). >> and had the idea that the name is lamelinda.

let us be attentive as we often repeated in our orthodox liturgies. orthodox christianity is now finding a home in places like western europe and north america and beyond. this is the christianity tried and tested by the oppression of every sort in very recent times. in many places in the west, she can still be found hiding in safe havens or ethnic ghettos but this is changing quickly as the fear of being different dissolves. converts from every cultural background are now and bring in new kind of zeal to orthodoxy. they are bringing with them what i would call a familiarity with the way that americans do business. it is has been said that to live aboard a large christian life is to be engaged in an endless series of risk-taking. this step -- the status quo can indeed be changed. our history testifies to this fact. not by forcing our beliefs and common on willing but by living individual christian lives that reflect the light of christ in a darkened world. "find inner peace and thousands around you will be saved." i can say to you today that we orthod

we need to be attentive to marketing and the whole marketing approach.ed to also make sure that schools are the center of a healthier environment. >> and let me ask you about that. today, a new report came out saying schools can play a key role in fighting obesity. what should schools be doing and expecting from schools? >> there is no question the schools have an important role here. one of the things the schools can do is to be a part of providing up to 60 minutes of physical activities for our young people every day and that can be in p.e. as traditionally we think about it and in a wide range of activities, both during the regular school day and afterwards. physical activity there and healthy food choices being available to students in school and at home. frankly throughout the day. >> all right, you know, i'm on board with you and i agree with you. i think everything you say is dead on. we hear eat right and exercise all of the time from commercials and experts. people are not listening or don't understand. what needs to happen to make sure people g

priorities for district 11 and district 10 are, what you think the issues in san francisco have to be paid attention we want to make sure that we get this input right. and so i want to thank all of the department representatives here. we've got departments that you know. departments that you seen day to day. we're all working together to make sure that we manage your city well, manage your taxes well. i know a lot of people, d-10 and d-11 pay a lot of taxes. you want to make sure we're doing the right thing to them. we'll be listening carefully. we'll be challenging you to tell us what those priorities are. having said that, i want to let you know the budget is not as difficult, perhaps, as challenging as it was a year ago, a year ago, we're staring at a budget deficit of over $350 million. -- for this next year. now, it's looking like about $170 million deficit for the next fiscal year. the following year, it's about $312 million. and as you may have heard, we're no longer doing one-year budgetting. we're doing two-year budgetting. we want to put in a lot more fiscal disciplining so when you see th

. >> reporter: attachment parents believe in sharing a family bed, being hyper attentive to their baby's krips and nursing on command, until kids wean themselves. she herself nursed until the age of 6. what memories do you have of it? >> i just remember sitting on a couch with my mom breastfeeding and it feels like the most safe and nurturing place and you feel completely loved. and that's the kind of feeling i remember from it, it's like a full comfort. >> reporter: and since you weaned at 6, for you, 4 is normal. >> exactly. it's certainly normal. i was the older age of what's considered normal human weaning, but you know, i felt so confident and my mom let me do what was right for me. >> reporter: 36-year-old jessica from brooklyn also took part in the photo shoot, breastfeeding her daughter, olive, who turns 3 next month. >> i think it's really kindle of confusing to me about the reaction to this cover. take a look at any entertainment or celebrity magazine. there's definitely a lot more cleavage. >> reporter: she has no plans to wean any time soon. >> i breastfeed her in the park, i

and you know, they're just hoping that attention continues to be paid and attention grows on the situation something is able to change, to something that will force the regime and bashar al assad to change and frankly to step down from power. >> all right. anderson cooper, thanks so much. we'll be watching to see more of your reporting monday night, reporting live from the syrian region. watch "a.c. 360" live from the syrian border with turkey, cnn, monday night, 8:00 eastern time. and i'll be back in one hour with a look at the influence of the mormon faith in d.c. >>> i grew up in a family of eight children, four girls, four boys. i went to college at brigham young university in utah and after that, i decided to strike my fortune in the world in washington, d.c.. >> whether or not mitt romney were to win in november, our nation's capital is a major mormon stronghold. stay with cnn. i'm fredricka whitfield. "your money" starts right after this. >>> buy, sell, or like? there's only one question to ask as facebook goes public in a week. should you buy it? welcome to "your $$$$$," i'm ali ve

. >> this means "attention be alert. something is going to happen". >> (speaking spanish). >> wake up. wake up. >> wake up, wake up. (speaking spanish). >> and this are some of the drumming patterns that have been rescued by the cultural association. >> (speaking spanish). >> the african and review itse s size. >> (speaking spanish). >> to the actual size that he has. >> (speaking spanish). >> the reason why this drum was reduced in its size it was the intention of hiding it from the dominant class so they will not be oppressed by playing it. >> (speaking spanish) (drums)

. >> translator: travelers in asia will be paying attention to what kind of services japanese budget carriers can provide. i believe japan has a reputation for offering meticulous service, hospitality and other amenities. asian customers may choose japanese airlines over others offering the same price if expectations for such added value are high. it wouldn't matter if the low-cost carriers are late-comers. >> competition will definitely intensify between airlines in asia. in australia earlier this year one low-cost airline filed for bankruptcy. so low airfares alone can hardly be considered as a recipe for success. beyond cost-cutting measures, airlines will have to work on several fronts in order to survive. they need to develop unique services based on their own national backgrounds and come up with effective pr strategies. carriers also have to be prepared for the risks of the potential rise in fuel prices. it's a difficult business, but the key to success is convincing consumers of the real benefits of flying on low-cost carriers. >> nhk world's mitsuko nishikawa. >>> here's the

so i would say one more time whatever president, whatever party needs to be very attentive to making the selections at the various appointments as quickly as possible after his administration takes office. >> i think the gentleman will now dismiss our first panel and reset for our second panel. thank you. >>> this is c span three, with politics -- 48 hours and people and events telling the american story. and you can join in the conversation on social media sites. book tv.org will be live this afternoon with brian daugherty, author of the book "ron paul's revolution". mr. daugherty examines the political career of ron paul who announced yesterday that he's no longer campaigning for the republican nomination for id participate in the primaries. the u.s. has bego -- they include authorization to continue our military presence in afghanistan. it requires a missile defense site on the east coast. continuing the developments of the f-35 joint defense fighters. you can see that debite tomorrow live on cspan. last week, the house armed services committee marked up the national defense autho

. >> i haven't been out driving until today and yes i will be paying attention to it. >> reporter: police are warning mississippi drivers. if you are being followed by an unmarked car, dial 911. an operator will confirm it's a real cop. former fbi profiler mary ellen o'toole says if the cases are connected, we could be at the start of a nightmare. >> this is predatory behavior. predatory behavior means out hunting victims. and i know that's very scary but that's what we see in these kinds of cases. >> reporter: just last week, a monday impersonating an office stole hundreds of dollars in a bogus stop. in mississippi, police have tips for anyone being pulled over in a remote area at night. >> put your flashers on, drive a safe speed, and proceed to a lighted, populated area. >> reporter: in mississippi, as this mystery unfolds, figuring out who to trust has become complicated. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >>> coming up here, a video that has everyone trying to figure out what is happening. a car out of control at such a high speed. it cannot stop. but your erectile dysfunction -- t

but it should be a matter of attention. it should be in your mind and in your eyes, and in our eyes every single time. i'm kind of surprised that more people are not here because the housing report is a big thing as far as i'm concerned. but i appreciate the report and i am looking for to tweaking the little thing on how you are meeting the goals so that it really pops out and you can understand it. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i want to draw your attention to the report that was done for the moderate income housing hearing that the supervisors had a few months ago. the report said that moderate- income renters are accommodated by the rental stock that we have in the city that is not subsidized. in other words, the report that went to the supervisors said that market rate rentals is moderate-income housing and for that reason, that city should not be subsidizing that because it is rental stock and that is a demanding that. but in the planning report that is something you do not consider. the only thing you co

being out of touch. the ohio auditor was not the most extreme personal at the event. a romney supporter made an outrageous accusation aimed at. obama. pay close attention to mitt romney's response. >> we have a president that's operating outside the structure of our constitution. i do agree we should be tried for treason. i want to know what you are going to be able to do to help restore balance between the three branchs of government and what you're going to be able to do to restore our constitution in this country? >> i happen to believe the constitution was not just brilliant but probably inspired. i would expect the different branchs of government if i'm fortunate enough to become president. >> mitt romney supporter accused president obama of treason and romney just lets it go. he just ignores it and moves right on and says i'll work within the constitution. his response lends credibility to her claim. here is how republican nominee responded when he ran into a crazy supporter weeks before the election. >> i can't trust obama. i have read about him and he's not, he's an arab. >> no, ma'am. no ma'am. he's a decent family man citizen that i just happ