i especially want to thank bill ginsberg and bob for their participation, their vision and leadership and a partnership with all of the other entities, but most primarily the partnership with the juvenile the patient -- probation department. we are very excited about the next that we're quantitate, and follow up, in particular, with the 10 youth that we're hoping will reach the point of employment and can generate other opportunities for other kids along the way. thank you very much for your support. >> think you. -- thank you. >> thank you, cheap. i do want to acknowledge really quickly, and not because he is sitting here and my boss, but still was instrumental in this. i know a lot of times he sits up there and is a target for a lot of criticism, but a lot of the great things we been able to do our because of his willingness to get his hands dirty and allow us to make tough decisions and spend money where maybe it was spend money where maybe it was not originally thought that it

to item number two, i would like to know whether you had a chance to talk to micki callahan and bill ginsberg? according to my information, the two of them are very influential on the current hiring practices. i think that it is only prudent that the two of them be consulted. i am surprise the both of them are not here, especially mr. ginsberg, given that there was a demonstration against mr. ginsberg on west portal last sunday. somehow the mayor did not show up in time to see it. anyway, in regards to the hiring practices, i am still wondering, what ever happened to the public demonstrations that happened at the department of public works on army street where there were many minority workers who claimed that they were mistreated and were not given the proper hiring practices? also, i would like to know what ever happened to the x-ray tax which was involved in a so- called wildcat strike, which resulted in a secret meeting upstairs at general hospital and later that night the suspicious death of a union leader? i am kind of wondering if the hiring practices were ever fixed at san francisco ge

ginsberg and he saw the bill that we have to go down that maybe we could put some steps there because it is kind of treacherous. and i had several counselors fall down as well. a couple more comments. and this particular family took the time to send this this morning. it increased endurance for walking and hiking, jake has an awk wardgate. he's usually wearing knee length orr thodics and could not walk long distances. he made friends. jake has a hard time making friends in his autistic classroom given some of his students were not interested in being social. he often resorted to attention seeking behaviors to make friends by teasing or pushing. at camp azure his counselors were able to help him facilitate positive relationships. he became very close to three boys that he was grouped with. he has decreased in negative behaviors. jake has learned to have fun. it seems that his negative behaviors have decreased and he's choosing to participate and have fun instead of throwing tantrums and resorting to negative behaviors and attention seeking behaviors. and the last one, the camp appeared

ginsberg was seen last night for a planned event at the san francisco opera house. >>> this morning, san francisco giants are holding a news conference to officially announce that bill neukom is stepping down as ceo and managing general partner. they released a statement that the team had been making plans for him to retire on december 31 but the san jose mercury news is saying neukom is being forced out within the ownership group. they apparently say he didn't keep them informed. current team president and chief operating officer larry baer will asuirm duties. >> fire crews in contra costa county have contained a brush fire. it broke out last nate near bear creek road. the fire burned about 50 acres before firefighters put it out early this morning. no houses were threat. >> check the forecast with mike. it's going to be fall like today. >> yes, and wind windy. >> especially along the coast. you can see. the trough of low pressure diving down from the gulf of alaska into our neighborhoods, reinforcing the sea breeze today bringing cooler weather for tomorrow. if you like the heat it's going to be short-lived. it is the hottest month in san francisco. today is 10-15

ginsberg and breyer back on the bench. we have to break the mold and i did. they struck down the partial birth abortion bill george bush got into office? i went to the great floridian and we were able to work together and guess what we did? we drafted a bill that said the supreme court, you are wrong. you are wrong. it is constitutional and we wrote a bill in the first two sections of those e legal briefs telling the supreme court why they were wrong and saying we have as much say as to what is constitutional in this country as you do and we are going to stand up for the constitution and interpreted it the right way. [applause] and we won. the supreme court flipped the decision and said it was constitutional. ladies and gentlemen there's a lot of people who said they are going to check the boxes and they pledged to do this and this but there's somebody in this race who hasn't taken a pledge. he's taken the bullet for the conservative cause. i fought on the moral issues and national security issues. we have the debate was light and we are seeing it with more and more republicans getting queasy about america'