jackie bison, now they had to give me two of them, because the first time my name was misspelled. so i made them redo it. it's jakkee. whereas jakkee bison has labored tireless on san francisco's less fortunate and disabled and her mentality agility and acute is greatly appreciated -- yeah, right -- at her weekly appearances during the board of supervisors public comment, whereas jakkee bison's feisty brand of advocacy is vital to the spirit of san francisco, be it resolved that the city and county of san francisco and the board of supervisors hereby bestows its highest honor upon jakkee bison, signed april 6, 1999 and i was still walking under my own power at that time. there was no cane. there was no walker. i didn't even have robotics. so yes, i have been using all of these venues as you can see by checking through the minutes and various things, but we still have a long way to go. we do. >> thank you very much. is there anybody on the bridge line? thank you. come on up, please. >> hi. david elliot lewis, mental health board and i wanted to respond to the idea about the use of

when i started 30 years ago, started collecting and breeding bison there were 3,000 bison in north america which is all that there were in the world. now there are 500,000, ten times as many more. and of those 500,000 now 55,000, on our ranges, so we have 10 percent of all the bison in the world into an percent of all of the prairie dust. [laughter] >> as beautiful as they are coming anyone who has the sliders, tell us about your relationship. for a long time. tell us how that started and then the life span and have a book about. >> the book took seven years to write. our conversation goes back more than 20. i was on an assignment for a new york magazine. ted had recently arrived in montana, cowboy country. he booted all of the cattle off and raised this turn of those people on a.m. radio. [laughter] and that other network we won't mention tonight. i arrived out there. ted strolled into the room. he was a swagger. at the top of his game. i was a little bit intimidated, not quite as intimidated -- i am not intimidated now, but i was then. and he looked me over and told me that i had 20 minu

some people call it the bison. >> should it be landing near all these people, though?obably not. this is in russia. might explain a little bit. th i military giant hover craft. and according to the russian military they were performing a military practice exercise. they were going from water to execute an amphibious attack. >> does the military exercise just to see what people would do when face with a giant bison? >> according to some reports, this is a military-owned beach and that people aren't necessarily supposed to be enjoying the beach time fun on this particular beach. >> we saw this coming. oh. >>> here's one of those crowd pleaser videos. a good fail by jukin' video. this guy set off the set of a "twilight" zone, peddling hard down the sidewalk. makes a big old jump off the stairs. oh! >> makes the jump. lands the jump. >> but doesn't quite stick it. >> he had a rough time because it is still daylight. >> the vampires in the daytime don't miss. >> next video. this guy is working with some wood. that eventually becoming a small ramp. they take their ramp out t

. >> thank you miss bison. is there any more public comment? otherwise, we did correspondence? staff? ? >> we hadn't gotten to it co-chair wong. we had correspondence and it's out of date and i apologize part of the reason for it being out of date is our recent move to market street and so some of the senders hadn't updated their address list, but i will distribute them. they are invitations and communications from some different groups, including the bicycle coalition, and the ihss public authority. i will just distribute the hard copies. >> thank you. the next item is council member comments and announcements. no? x i want to say thank you to everyone for coming out to our meeting and please come out every month, every third friday at 1:00 p.m. and please come with your comments and come willing to share what is going on in san francisco and how we can help you. thank you. >> thank you for that. >> thank you very much. and now we can adjourn the meeting. thank you again for coming. [ gavel ] >> good morning. thank you for being here. i'm here this morning with the mayor of so

bison, crocodiles, hippos, big, dangerous animals in the house. is this really a good idea?anet says no. trouble is only a matter of time. >> a story i would get, he's never done anything, he's never done anything and then he kills a person. you only get to kill someone once. >> reporter: look at wild thing, what he can do when he thinks he's just playing and in south africa, a 40-year-old farmer was killed by the 2600 pound hippo he named humphrey. and called a pet. even henry lizardlover has stories. a bite from an aggressive iguana. >> i had my face split open. >> reporter: despite scars, henry still loves his lizards and wants the world to share the love. >> there is a stereotype about lizards. they're thought of as creepy crawling creatures. it's a prejudice. i wanted to create a little bit of warmth and a little cuddly feeling for lizards. >> reporter: he sure managed that. faces like that can make us all lizard lovers. almost. okay. >> announcer: next -- we're going to have a cat fight over this one. >> what's the difference between cat people and dog people? >> intel

on there, and a couple of other plays later, jensen bangs his way to the end zone, and he gives the bison the lead. one last chance in the home opener, but jake waters, the passed is picked off. that's it. kansas state is upset at home. meanwhile, we have the rest of the college football world waiting to see how things would unfold with the reigning heisman trophy winner and that's johnny men zell. with ncaa officials regarding his alleged pay for autographs. now the results, he will have to sit things out for the first season opener today. for more on that and a look at the ncaa best conference, we turn to college football writer for yahoo sports. >> texas a&m comes into this year having already lost a lot of dies and johnny has had a really tough off season. so it's going tock interesting to see how texas a&m jells together. how manzel shakes off this rough off season. can he concentrate on football after everything he has been through? after partying winning the heisman, all this new celebrity and fame, and i think that's what people are most excited to see, is whether johnny can be th

. >> good afternoon, council, my name is jackie bison and i want to thank the doctor for his presentation. it was absolutely excellent. one of the books i intend -- is this thing going? i am very honest. okay. somebody -- okay now it's going. one of the books that i intend to write when i am able to slay the social services evil incarnate people who are preventing me from learning one of the ten computers in our computer lab on-site. they are scared of me as it is with the pen. god forbid i have learned how to use the computer and have access to the cloud and the internet. the reason that that is important is that one of the books that i intend to write is my so-called psychiatric history and that my experience with mental health is that mine is usually better than the person who is trying to treat me, and say that there is something wrong with me, because that is a way of legally shutting me up. that ain't possible. i will find another way, if i have to invade your dreams. there is a real important aspect of what the doctor said and that is that it's imperative -- i was a guidance counse

simply when when a bank bison f.r.a. or buys an interest rates that is synthetic. when you doro money you have to reinvest it or buy something that is going to hedge your risk for the money that you're going to pay out for the like the interest rate risk on the loan. so j.p. morgan and i'll be very specific in q three of two thousand and seven at the front end of this financial crisis q three zero seven j.p. morgan put on eight trillion dollars worth of less than one year o.t.c. swaps and their derivatives book that by definition was f.r.a. traits they were the payers affixed they had to buy something to hedge themselves or or risk being liquidated as a bank the only you see and when they put this on you got to understand that i never really requires to a credit risk but there was in the height of the credit crisis when banks were extending credit to each other not even on an overnight basis the notion that j.p. morgan could put a trillion dollars with these instruments on which required two way credit is impossible unless they were doing the tree with the treasury

conjunction with the google data are seeing the globe that you're looking at was actually built by a bison michael a google brilliant guy and they contacted us basically to build the u.i. structure of sort of the data either around this they had developed this whole thing in. experimental. sort of system for chrome for google chrome and they wanted us to sort of make sense of that data so we built these other elements around and we help in some of them with some of the visuals of how to do that and there's a will for this but you can go through this through the world and kind of see who is importing and exporting to who you can see the u.s. is you know really doing both china exports a lot you know what is indonesia doing it's a very sort of explorer it's a tool itself i wouldn't quite see its decision making functional device in that regard it's more of an exploration tool so. that was wes grubbs data visualizer with pitch interactive. do you ever get the feeling that the news anchors on television are just mindless media parrots repeating the same talking points over and over again well

. >> ever try bison with mashed potatoes? or maybe a pulled pork slider, topped with crispy onions? how about home made soup. >> i had at least two whole crabs in my tiny cup. sounds fabulous. >> yes, it does sound so good. >> i know one thing. people are checking their diets at the door. >> reporter: that's a good thing. because baltimore county's restaurant week begins this week. >> it's not really a week. it's a 17-day celebration. >> reporter: baltimore county chief of staff don muller says residents in the county generate more than $1 billion every year. only second behind front gomry county. and it was only three years ago that the culinary event was created. and this year, a record number of restaurants are bringing their a game. >> we're here to show out and make sure people keep coming back. >> reporter: brian harrison is the executive chef at barrett's grill in hunt valley. he says it's restaurant week's six multicourse venue. looking for a taste of something new. >> i have an apple with smoked bacon. i'm just doing a smaller portion with that. >> restaurant owners say the

yes, that's a mouth full, and the bison were a hand full too. late in the game, k.u., clinging to a lead, but north dakota state driving the quarterback brock jensen connected with zack brock. and then we go -- third quarter conversion, and then a couple of plays later jensen takes care of things himself. goes way past the goal line, and he gives them a lead. last chance for k state in their home opener but jake waters, well, that gets picked off. k state is upset at home. in this juan. meanwhile, the rest of the football world has been waiting to see how the trauma would unfold at the reigning heisman trophy winner, and after meeting with officials for six hours regarding his alleged pay for autographs he will have to sit out the first half of the season opener against rice today. for more on that we return to college football for yahoo sports. >> texas a&m comes into this year having already lost a lot of guys and johnny m eric in,zo has had a tough off season. so it is going to be interesting to see how texas a&m jells together. how manze shakes off this rough of

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to tell the world about cocoa, the rhyming bison...hen it's right under your noses! all: dick! on the other hand, perhaps you know best. did cocoa get that scholarship? oh, vicki, i wish you didn't have to leave. oh, harry... i cannot stay in this place. i must leave here. you see, my star child and i are drawn to a place of comfort and spiritual balance... a place where we can live out our... celestial destiny. and where's that, vicki? orlando. captioning made possible by carsey-warner company l.l.c. and the u.s. department of education captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- i will miss you. harry, i'm gonna miss you, too. but i'll be back. i promise. vicki? yes, harry? you forgot your baby. oh, boy. ha ha. sure did. ha ha. sorry 'bout that. ok. it's amazing. after all these years, we've actually played a part in bringing a new life onto this planet. so we're kind of like the aunts and uncles. mmm. that means we'll be seeing each other around the holidays. yeah. this kid is gonna have so much that we never h

. >> and i know my favorite football team will have a very long year against north dakota bison.. thanks for getting up and thank you for joining us today for "up." join us tomorrow at 8:00 when n angus king of maine joins us. coming up next is melissa harry perry with coverage of the rapidly changing situation in syria. see you tomorrow. from our marketing partners, the media and millions of fans on social media can be a challenge. that's why we partnered with hp to build the new nascar fan and media engagement center. hp's technology helps us turn millions of tweets, posts and stories into real-time business insights that help nascar win with our fans. >>> this morning, my question. should everyone but the players be making big money on college football? plus, the millions of workers just trying to make $15 an hour. and the 12-year-old taking on north carolina's governor over voting rights. but first, will the u.s. have to go it alone on syria?

dijo por favor, le dijeron sabemos que lo puedes hacer, no queremos que salgas lastimada, sherlyn bisonque les manda saludos desde mÉxico. >>> hola! mandele besitos. >>> les mando besitos, les quiero decir de la esperanza, lo que se comenta hoy, estÁn listos? >>> sÍ. >>> ahÍ les va, esto estÁ increÍble, seÑores. esta seÑora tan linda de 99 aÑos llamada elia guzmÁn, nada mas, se tardaron 97 aÑos en darle su ciudadanÍa, como lo oye, llegÓ a estados unidos, a los 2 aÑos. y nada mÁs se tardaron 97 aÑos hasta ayer que le entregaron papeles de ser ciudadana en estados unidos. fue algo increÍble, en texas, a las 2:30 de la tarde, se hizo oficialmente ciudadana de estados unidos, lo mÁs increÍble, estaba rodeada de sus hijos, que tiene doce, innumerables nietos, familiares, el yerno, el perico, el perro, la cuestiÓn que estuvo increÍble, dijo mientras me llegue la ciudadanÍa, no voy a ver "despierta amÉrica", no existÍa en esa Época, tuvo doce hijos, una larga historia, y vida, muchos hijos y nietos sirvieron hasta en el ejÉrcito de estados unidos, lo que es maravilloso, como dato tÉcnico. quie

i love she has taken advantage of a lean red meat, buffalo or bison.teresting combination. >> you can't do that. >> can you do that? >> and blue cheese on the top. >> oh, boy. doesn't the blue cheese take from the healthiness at all? >> no. without the bun, 295 calories and with the bun, 425 calories. >> very nice. >> well done. >> well done. >> and last but certainly not least, we have ilene from florida. these are greek turkey lettuce sliders. she also drives down the calories using lean ground turkey meet and she pumps up the flavor with a lot of fresh herbs like oregano and mint. one serving is all three. topped it off with this yummy delicious sauce. >> if you had a little slice there, it would be a little happy face burger. >> great for kids. great for kids. but the sauce is fabulous because it's nonfat greek yogurt with cucumber and red onion. a little lemon juice and dill. >> so this one without the bun, all three, 320 calories. with minibuns about 500 calories. could you imagine compared to the restaurant version of 1200. >> do we work togethe

the russian ship, an amphibious landing craft called bison, appropriate, i suppose. the ship did not seem to slow as it approached the shore. it eventually landed on the beach, as people scrambled to get out of the way. no one was hurt in the incident. russian officials say the ship was out for a regular training exercise and that the beach is actually part of a military firing range. >> wow. >> probably not the place you want to go sunbathing. >> what you can't see in the picture is the captain of that ship's kids are tubing on the back of it. fantastic. >> they all needed to reapply sunscreen after that splash. >> thank you. >>> sandra bullock and keanu reeves. >>> how is the weather looking? i have some amazing video. this is assumption parish, louisiana. this is a sinkhole in -- it's now consumed 25 acres, and if you're looking for an all-natural weed whacker, this is it. man, that thing just takes these trees down. it's part of a series of underground caverns are collapsing. they call these a series of burps. well, excuse me. all right. let's show you what else

it's like bisons going across the mid west. there are so many dogs they are covering the ground cht it's a get together. all the dog walkers know each other. if you go to pine lake day camp now, you will see 50 kids there. the r directors are wonder. >> the pine lake is natural. they take of the area around the lake. they plant natives that are drought tolerant. one that stands the dry summers here. the whole park is under going quite a bit of reconstruction. they will renovate the trails around the lake. and the big project is the capital project for pine lake meadow. they are going to returf the dog run and the meadow by the day camp. we are looking for a very busy fall. by the spring of next year should have major renovations to the mark thal make it an outstanding park. i don't ever refer to it as my park. all the parks belong to all the people. this park belongs just as much to the families in the bay view sdrishth as it does to the gentlemen that lives across the street. i'm happy and proud to be the caretaker for them. i