george washington, besides babe ruth besides the beatles are it's sort of that, it's's for second place. lincoln has always been the greatest president in my mind but now roosevelt has competed with him because of empathy leadership and owe opacity. this is not an uncritical roosevelts. >> did you ever think that many americans would be interested in watching something that happened 130 years before? >> the civil war is the most important happening in the united states. there is a saying that if you are having a bad season, you put out a civil war book. there is a pent up curiosity about the civil war. i had put it in the can. they said it's terrific, nobody's going to watch that. even stephen bochco has this story called pop rocks, and by the way, we're in an mtv generation and nobody has that attention span. well, it turns out we're all starved for meaning. we all know that real meaning, gaston meanin significant meaning accrues. netflix and people are binging. >> it was flashy video and graphics and cable news, short sound bites. attention spans get shorter and shorter. >> we're in t

besides, why don't i know where that country is? what is it hiding? in fact, there are plenty of places i'd like to invade for not knowing where they are -- paraguay, uzbekistan, wherever the hell my keys are. see, folks, i believe in democracy, especially when it comes to geography. the ukraine is wherever the american people say it is. and according to this poll, americans say it's everywhere - (applause) all those jobs are guesses where it is, okay? evidently, there's some ukraine in greenland, a bit of ukraine in africa, there's even some ukraine in the indian ocean. which is the only ukraine cnn is willing to cover right now. most alarming, there's some ukraine in iowa, which means it's only a matter of time before putin invades and then wins the g.o.p. straw poll -- with dragons! (laughter) goodbye, pen. i don't care what anybody says, you cannot trust maps. they're always changing their story. one day it's pangea, 300 million years later it's something else. c'mon! make up your mind! is alaska up "here"? or is it tucked under arizona next to ha

cupcake, t soda, can you do anything besides exercise? >> exercise is key and the number one thick can you do is losing weight. we're finding that this obesity epidemic we're seeing is tied directly to the diabetes endickic and 70 million pre-diabetics on the road to disaster. >> what does that mean? >> they have borderline numbers. i follow something called the hemoglobin-c, how much sugar there is on your red blood cell. >> and can you bring that down by watching what you eat? >> with exercise and with diet and losing weight. this study in my opinion is really about, because i take care of diabetics every single day in the office. the key is looking at a consummate patient and not just the blood sugar and that's where we've made an improvement. we say if you're a diabetic you're at much greater risk of heart disease, much greater risk of losing your vision, too, which this study didn't go into. get your eyes checked and your heart checked and your cholesterol down as david mentioned and blood pressure down. if i can control the blood pr

i saw the deer beside of me at the front door area. >> the deer is just as stunned as the driver and struggles to escape. >> it tried to get back out the way it came in and pushed the window back out where it couldn't get out, then went around trying to get out. the bus had a lot of windows. >> fortunately the bus was empty except for one passenger way in the back. >> it was unusual for that time of day for the bus to be empty as it was.

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[laughter] that's besides the the point. of course, according to hannity his support of cliven isn't even about rule of law. >> can i make my position more clear to mr. stewart? i stand for proportionality. i thought there was a lack of proportionality here. >> jon: it's proportionality, portion control. the government is overreacting which they tend to do when they attempt to collect money and the ower might have mentioned he has weapons and is vowing to do whatever it takes with his wife adding that she has a loaded shotgun and is ready to do what we have to do. i'm sure the government f they tried one more time sent a couple more guys up there with a swiss army knife and one of those credit card swipers, i'm sure we could settle this reasonably. because sean hannity is for proportionality when dealing with dissent. like when a police officer generally seasoned at uc davis. >> it's a lot of pepper spray. >> it was a lot. >> did they cross the line? i don't think so. [audience boos] >> jon: no, that was proportional. in fac

and i know that besides there being a record, of a person if they go in there, and besides that, the behavior changes often times if you go into a club dp you are not anonymous and i used to work with the schools if you get the people coming in even for the teacher conference they will be under the guisse and they were looking into continuing the fight as long as we could identify them, as far as having them sign in and knowing actly who they are, the behavior just actually got much, much better i think that is one of the avenue and that could help, and we talked about over serving and overcrowding, and also meeting with the police at nighttime and sis security. and trying to work more cooperatively between the different groups and so that way if there is somebody that they kicked out, and then it should have been, and basically in front of arguing about not getting in and close to 20 minutes, and i said that is when it is important, advise the person that they can't loiter and you can't say that they have been here for do long, look at the clock, if they don't leave the area we talk

shown their leadership and many how more this is a dream for pedestrian advocates to be standing beside so many leaders who are an advocate. this is a change i want to draw attention to the city staff i want to give them a really big round of applause (clapping) walk first is a way for us to get to vision zero, zero traffic fatalities in one year this year as others have said our dangerous street are 6 percent of our injuries. we can strategically focus our money to those dangerous you are dangerous streets walk first helps to address those through the low-cost treatment and we're excited to see those following supervisor jane kim's lead on 6th street and market street. too many lives have been lost and i'm really excited to hear the mayor talk about not saying sorry anywhere and really doing what we can to prevent the injuries. vision zero and walk first are about real people like you and me and sophie this sibling didn't come home. another person is dealing with a broken career and injuries. we know we can do this first san francisco and we can be nauseating and come together and we'r

a time when people were arrested and taken to jail just for sitting beside each other on the bus.ite people to ride in the same taxicab or stay in this same hotel. people's homes were bombed and life taken for taking the same drink at a water fountain or sitting at the same lunch counter. there were signs everywhere that said white and colored and they impose an unholy order on the lives of the average american citizen. president johnson used his political power and the force of his will to pass the civil right act in 1964 and later the voting rights of 1965, all of those signs came tumbling down. you will not see those signs. our children will not see those signs, except in a museum, in a back or on a video. president lyndon johnson, this man from texas liberated not just a people but an entire nation from inhumanity, and illegalized segregation. [ applause ] without the leadership of president lyndon johnson involving hundreds of thousands of people in the civil rights movement, there would be no president jimmy carter, no preside president bill clinton, no president barack obam

besides, if you don't like gordon why did you invite him this weekend? i didn't invite him.like, shows up! it's pronounced gor-don. [ dad ] hey let's go! those tacos aren't going to eat themselves over there. tacos! [ dad ] you look great, by the way. [ male announcer ] start a sprint framily and everyone gets separate bills. the bills are separate? [ male announcer ] and now get the samsung galaxy s5 for $0 down and a free galaxy tab 3. happy connecting from sprint. qntion welcome back, everybody, my guest tonight is an a claimed director whose new film is noah or as animals call it-- pless welcome darren aronofsky. (cheers and applause) darren, thanks so much for coming on. mr. aronofsky, maestro, okay let's get its bona fiddes out here. you directed the wrestler, the fountain, reqeem for a dream. your last movie, black swan won the natally portman award for oscar. congratulations on that. >> thank you. >> stephen: now your new movie is noah starring russell crowe, released tomorrow. why did you do a biblical movie? did you get a message from god or-- or someone more power

what can be done to give them more of a voice besides just this bode and i other nonprofits? can there be a council made up of tenants that's better informed, that's better equipped with the feedback response system so that it can be in place, beside the one that's already in place, but something that can be more effective? because otherwise it just falls to the wayside and these complaints that come again and again, somebody stole my cane. somebody has [speaker not understood]. i'm all about being proactive, preventive measures first, instead of rushing in reactive trying to apply bandages. so...

what can be done to give them more of a voice besides just this bode and i other nonprofits? can there be a council made up of tenants that's better informed, that's better equipped with the feedback response system so that it can be in place, beside the one that's already in place, but something that can be more effective? because otherwise it just falls to the wayside and these complaints that come again and again, somebody stole my cane. somebody has [speaker not understood]. i'm all about being proactive, preventive measures first, instead of rushing in reactive trying to apply bandages. so... >> any other councilmembers have answers to these questions? all right. are there any questions from staff? >> this is carla johnson. through the chair, i know with your permission, i actually had a couple questions of our presenters. they aren't necessarily the same questions that were asked, but they came up from listening to the presentation. >> okay. >> the first question that i would ask is whether or not mayor's office of housing currently is working on a affordable housing da

. >> besides the health dangers, here's another reason to avoid taking medicine not prescribed for you. it's illegal. the bottom line -- taking someone else's medicine can be a prescription for trouble. for "teen kids news," i'm emily. >> even if you're careful to avoid eating a lot of sugary foods, you may still be consuming more sugar than you should. i'll explain. >> most of us know too much sugar is bad for us. the effects can range from acne to obesity, health p and in the future. but it's not just the sugar in food that's adding up. nicole talked to nutrition expert dr. deb kennedy about liquid sugar, starting with the number-one culprit -- soda. >> so, how much soda does the typical teen drink? >> well, the typical teen boy drinks two cans of soda a day and a girl about 1.4 cans a day. >> wow. >> and that's a lot of extra calories and sugar, because the typical soda has 10 teaspoons of sugar a day. >> wow. >> right? >> is that over the limit? >> that is totally over the limit. so, a boy can have 8 1/4 teaspoons a day, and a girl, 5 teaspoons a day. so, a teen girl -- her allotme

besides, if you don't like gordon why did you invite him this weekend? i didn't invite him.just, like, shows up! it's pronounced gor-don. [ dad ] hey let's go! those tacos aren't going to eat themselves over there. tacos! [ dad ] you look great, by the way. [ male announcer ] start a sprint framily and everyone gets separate bills. the bills are separate? [ male announcer ] and now get the samsung galaxy s5 for $0 down and a free galaxy tab 3. happy connecting from sprint. for $0 down and a free galaxy tab 3. ♪ shop♪ having fun! arty. oh my gosh! ok, we have to get this one. this is filtered through uncut volcano diamonds. that's just a fancy y of saying 'strained through rocks.' ok, how about this one? it's made only from potatoes that look like famous people's faces. maybe there's one of you. our friendship is over. what's this one's claim to fame? it's smirnoff. it's just really good vodka. well done and done. smirnoff. for cocktail parties, house parties and after parties. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, thanks so much. folks, i hope you know that there is absolutel

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years, but that, writing books and running the carter center is about the only thing i have to do besidesnd 9 great grandchildren, so i have a big family, and i have to take care -- i'm still getting acquainted with my wife rosalynn after 68 years. [ cheers ] >> stephen: does she ever say, you know, for pete's sake, jimmy, you have been president for four years, kick back and have a billy beer. did you ever have one of your brother's beers when you were president? >> he advised me not to drink it. >> stephen: i have a six-pack. want to open one up? >> no, thanks. they're very valuable, by the way. >> stephen: it's now paying for my college education. okay, here's my beef with you. why are you out there building houses for poor people? have you not read anything? when you give poor people things, you enslave them to your charity, it's an act of violence. i can't do anything for myself, jimmy carter'll do it for me. i can't reach the remote, jimmy carter, get it for me. do you understand? >> i understand. my wife and i have helped build houses for 31 years and we never built a house that th

just briefly, a couple of our other projects besides the one that i will talk about at length, one ofm is the super fest international disability film festival which we will be having on november 2nd at the jewish community -- jewish contemporary museum in downtown san francisco and it will be a day-long film festival that we will show film shorts, doing the judging shortly. we're going to partnership with the san francisco light house for the blind to run a film festival which is always amusing to people, but part of that is to think about what it really means to deliver films, to make films, to talk about films, and that they're not just visual. there are sound elements. there's conversation elements and there's all sorts of things that people care about. so, that's one of our initiatives. another initiative that we will be exploring down the road is relationships between disability and aging as a cultural phenomena, what can people with disabilities teach older citizens as they age. there are a number of partnerships. what i'm here to talk to you about today is an exhibit that we'r

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had to move on but i'm sure there was a lot more we could have learned about those opportunities. besidesmmissioner katz and i open the meeting and commissioner adams and i closed the meeting because the only have it to commissioners in the room at any given time. so, besides commissioner katz and i and director [inaudible] did a great job moderating the event, the staff that was participating the lane for susan reynolds byron [inaudible] renée dunbar, kim lyons, megan wallace, bill williamson, john dahle, then you homes and ricky to johnny, and i want to thank all of the particular time that afternoon to join us because their input was very valuable. susan reynolds and tim leon did a presentation on disney opportunity at the port and spoke about the rfp for the parking lot, though. 33 and have retail opportunity construction projects and service contracts. i think there was really engaging conversation around all of those areas so once again i want to thank susan and tim for doing such a wonderful presentation. we also have representatives from san francisco giants, jim g partners, and a

. >> besides the health dangers, here's another reason to avoid taking medicine not prescribed for you. it's illegal. the bottom line -- taking someone else's medicine can be a prescription for trouble. for "teen kids news," i'm emily. >> even if you're careful to avoid eating a lot of sugary foods, you may still be consuming more sugar than you should. i'll explain. >> protests across the country as thousands of parents opt their kids out of taking tests for the controversial common core standards initiative, an educational program designed to ensure students from the 3rd grade to the 8th are reaching a certain level of learning in math and language arts. critics say common core gives the federal government more power to dictate curriculum, taking decisions out of the hands of local schools. they claim is causes undue stress, forcing students to focus on passing a test rather than becoming critical thinkers. >> we have, as parents, collectively all been noticing a trend that our children are just getting stressed-out. they're enjoying learning a lot less. >> parents are legally allowe

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