so moved >> we're on harvey strictly bluegrass grant. >> good afternoon. and park department i'm here to ask for a grant of 8 hundred thousand plus from the d b.a. on behalf of the harvey strictly festival for irrigation system repairs in the meadows. since nodding the bluegrass system is acknowledging a grant for the festival and this has served as a spirit to the festival and to its you founder. this was developed to differ equipment and projects that are really most needed no golden gate park for the sharon medicine these these it's part of the granted in nodding to upgrade the irrigation system in sharon meadows it allows it to be water added night which results in the park being able to be used more and to water savings, of course. that's particularly important. and one really nice part of this project is that full helmet hallow and shaerp has suffered from vandals and they've developed a system to make them vandal resistant. so we really feel like this is a good long-term investment in sharon medicine owes. the other pieces of the grant is for equipm

do you have an average of how many 10 b officers higher strictly bluegrass >> been one hundred and 10. >> and we do get a list of where they are. >> great carolyn and others hello commissioners. i'm the director of programs with the united players and this is our director of operations. we're located in the south of market and we have a really great relationship with captain redman. we it seems to me a lot of changes have taken care of with 10 b i'm happy to hear. we had a horrible experience in 2009 we were planning our tenth anniversary it was an event for the alumni program we expected hundreds of people we were working with the hotel for most and two days before the event we get a call from the hotel saying the sfpd said we couldn't have the event unless we were hiring 10 b officers. we were told it t to have 10 offers e officers that would cost 5 h $4,000 but then 2 and there was no alternative. you asked the question about what happens when the person didn't can't afford that there was no negotiation. we were told if we didn't higher those officers we couldn't have our farther w

broke ground back in 2005 mission bay was i think a call was here and we did the total low beautiful bluegrass building we had no tenant who would ever come to mission bay now look at it today. we made a good decision. so mayor ed lee has previously served as intern mayor and focused on government efficiencies welding we'd love to have you go to washington >> what did that do. >> he introduced the cities first 10 year plan and he's been either in the city and county since 1989 and at the first asian-american mayor. welcome sir, we're god to have you (clapping.) to his immediate left it princess laef i'm kidding haley who is the founder and ceo of rock health one of the most creativity thinkers as you know they have the fund for the digital fund and she's responsible for the building of partners and overseeing the strategic direction. she has been named one of the telephone enterprise for cnn's and one of the 15 women to work in the tech and she had an odd title. she is a harvard mba and she imagined would could be. and finally, i want to introduce the moderator and editor and i'm going to turn

made a good point they've worked well, with the station and it's been a plus for harvey stricker bluegrass but for events on a shoe string this is a problem. we've been in discussions with united players also the number of police are arbitrary and inxhicht we want to put-down some lodge behind those procedures. i know that smaller events are forced to leave the city it's not tied into 10 b but 9 book fair that was held inside the fair building for at least 10 years has had to move to oakland because the recreation and parks are issuing recks. and i urge you to consider 10 b in terms of making that a reasonable and logistical application >> (calling names) and after that we're happy to take other members. >> i'm president of the harvey milk club. hard french is a promotion group that we produce in terms of attendees and budget relatively small community orientated events. every year we provide a signature event we're aiming to keep our prices low so people who don't have a lot of funds can get in and hopefully to grow ourselves to create bigger events. our first pride party we somehow graft

(calling names) and yeah, you can just sign you u up >> i'm joan holiday and i'm the producer of bluegrass. i knew that tonight's discussion was about 10 b. i have used and have 10 bs for the last ten years. i think the program has been very successful for us. and part of the reason it's been successful though is the officers at the richmond station who were working with us loved the event. they're very, very in town with the events vibe. and know that how it works and how it runs. they had had the whole process that that gentlemen, we do the whole process we don't have to go toes cot but they give me a estimate if the officers don't show up if they're sick i don't get charged. my head of security and the horses we hire where to work and where to push people over the 13 years and god i've had 20 of same officers over the years i hope that stays

that is where jazz came from, where country music, bluegrass, it all came from the blues.you learn that, and then you have the foundation and you can go on and do classical music or whatever you want. you got to learn that first. that is why rock music in its different forms still has that basic root thing to it that feels good. .t has to have that groove just like duke ellington said, it don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing. tavis: what do you make of the later, you0 years are still here? you are still here, still playing, looking sharp, looking good. >> thanks. for an old dude. tavis: a bunch of folk from that era -- my mom used to say to me all the time, the only way you don't live to get old is that you die young. we'll also many great musicians and artists because they got caught up in the whole drug era and all that. i didn't do that, and i took care of myself. basically am a vegetarian. i run every day, i exercise and kind of control my living habits. i try to get a good night sleep every night. i don't stay up all night. >> not anymore. >> it's great, and

. ♪ >> reporter: yeah, like to thank the tall boys that's the duo there playing that wonderful bluegrassn at the fish market for us, yee-haw. let's get this thing going you know? >> you know ken i'm kind of getting is sense that you're kind of getting the sense that people are getting tired of all the hype and just like play the game? >> reporter: yeah you know this thing has been drawn out long enough. you know these teems have net you moe several times this season already. and you know they've traded punches. and now i think -- most of the country, most of the nfl believes that whoever comes out of this is going to take the super bowl. so this really is the de facto game of the year. and people just want -- wanted to see its stars. what's the guy let's get ready to rumble? let's go. >> t minus 20 huhs and how abouting -- hours and counting. that really looked good by the way and thanks to the photographers and editors. the 49ers' faithful tonight are loading up on munchies for tomorrow's nfc championship. we caught up with some of them at the costco in san francisco. one fan toledos th

thank you very much >> reporter: yeah, i want to thank the tall boys out there playing a little bluegrassor us. i appreciate that. a lot of supreme confidence going on around here. and you know, brian and ann, i'm confident about one thing. one of these cities is going to be extremely happy tomorrow night and the other one is going to be going it was the officials. that is what cost us the game. one of the two. >> he went out on a limb on that one. >> i thought you were going to say in 24 hours we would know. all right, thanks very much ken. >>> well the betting money is going on the 49ers sports books in reno. they are seeing heavy action on the team. part of it might have to do with the fact that collin kaepernick went to the university of nevada. they are placing more money on the 49ers than the seahawks but the seahawks are the favorite to win. but the internet doesn't like the seahawks. the facebook map shows a lot of red. california has turned into a red state hen it comes to football. the seahawks logo didn't stand a chance in a ski resort in truckee today. [ cheers and applause ]

. >>> from country to bluegrass to classic rock, even classical.ed many genres of music on this show, but for the first time in huckabee history, we have disco fever, and what greater way to do disco than having gloria gaynor here with "i will survive." gloria, are we ready to survive? >> i'm ready. >> all right. ♪ at first i was afraid, i was petrifi petrified ♪ ♪ kept thinking i could never live without you by my side ♪ ♪ but then i spent so many nights thinking how you did me wrong ♪ ♪ and i grew strong and learned how to get along ♪ ♪ now your back from outer space ♪ ♪ i just walked in to find you here with that sad look upon your face ♪ ♪ i should have chained that stupid lock ♪ ♪ i should have made you leave your key ♪ ♪ if i knew for one second you would be back looking for me ♪ ♪ just turn a around now, you're not welcome anymore ♪ ♪ did you think i'd crumble, did you think i'd lay down and die ♪ ♪ oh, no, not i ♪ i will survive ♪ as long as i know how to love, i will survive ♪ ♪ i've got all my life to live, i've got all my love to give, a

kentucky bourbon remains authentically american, made almost exclusively in the bluegrass state.ark:watching wall street this morning. where investors are hoping to have a better day today, following the market's worst day of the year so far. stocks dropped off yesterday as falling oil prices pushed down energy stocks. here's a look at the closing numbers. the dow fell 179 points. the nasdaq lost 61 points. and the s and p dropped 23 points. futures are flat ahead of this morning's opening. opening bell at 6:30. for the first time, the obama administration is identifying specific groups will be right back here as the kron4 morning news continues. more on your weather forecast in keeping a close eye on every flag warning and east bay hills. we're seeing some mild temperatures. expect your highs near record this temperatures. expect your highs near record this afternoon. leto t oneobying you waysante at uversy ofhoen, belve ery ecati- not st os- shou be ilt ound thcare thayou want. imine at. [boy] mom!ughs] [mom] yes? [boy] whoa,whoa,whoa... [mom and dad] [laughing] [boy] whoa,whoa

> the faa has admitted it violated its own policy by having only one controller in that tower at bluegrassrt. a second controller should have been in the tower handling planes on radar while the other worked with planes on the runway. >> everybody was really very focused on the tower and the fact there was only one controller and he had his back turned and that kind of thing. and then the airline came out and announced proactively that the pilots had violated sterile cockpit. >> sterile cockpit rule is actually a federal air regulation the pilots are required to follow that anytime you're below 10,000 feet and the airplane's under its own power you're only allowed to talk about what is pertinent to the flight. >> after the airline came out and announced that they violated sterile cockpit, then the whole thing shifted towards the pilots. >> when the public gets a hold of the cockpit voice recorder transcripts, and they see this 20 minutes of chatter, i think there is some confusion thinking they were chattering about everything that didn't make a -- no wonder they had a problem. that's not

john calipery is as revered in the bluegrass as those before him. in the four plus seasons he's been at the helm the wildcats won more than 80% of their games and made two trips. for many outside the program he represents everything that is wrong with college basketball. armed with a suit and gift of the gab. he was portrayed as a coach exploiting young men for his own game, without record for their future or that of the school. basketball hall of famer said of him: >> knight was referring to the nca's university of massachusetts, and university of memphis stripping them. final four appearances when call ipary was the coach. no charges were made against him. there was another quote: >> so who is john call ipary really. it's a question call ipary is tired of debating. >> whatever their opinion of me i agree. >> you agree. >> i agree. >> it makes no bearing on me. the reason is my focus is on the kids. if i worry about what is being said in the seats, i'll be up there with the people. i don't worry about that. if they want to say, "i'm this and this",

. >> from country to bluegrass even classical.vered many different genres on this show, but for the first time in huckabee history we have disco fever. what better way to do disco than with gloria gainer with her classic tip, i will survive. christian macho on chis and mark on guitar, josh patch on drums. gloria, are we ready to survive? all right. ♪ at first i was afraid i was petrified ♪ ♪ kept thinking i could never live without you by my side ♪ ♪ but then i spent so many nights hthinking how you did me wrong ♪ ♪ i grew strong and i learned how to get along ♪ ♪ because now you are back ♪ from outer space ♪ i just came in to find you here with that sad look on your face ♪ ♪ i should have changed the locks i should have made you give your key ♪ ♪ i should have known you would be back to bother me ♪ ♪ go walk out the door ♪ just turn around now because you are not welcome any more ♪ ♪ weren't you the one who tried to hurt me with your lies ♪ ♪ you think i would crumble did you think i would lay down and die ♪ ♪ oh no not i ♪ i wil

. >>> plus, a little bluegrass blast with a somewhat surprising zing for the clintons, as the latest example. senator rand paul is showing he'd be a formidable factor in a 2016 debate field. >>> good morning from washington. it's monday, january 27th, 2014. this is the "the daily rundown." i'm chuck todd. let's get to the first reads of the morning. president obama's state of the union is about 36 hours away, and what will almost certainly be his last best chance to set the political agenda in washington as president. the fact is, his next two state of the union addresses will undoubtedly be overshadowed by presidential politics and that means tomorrow night is the last time they'll have the political playing field all to himself. >> i think all of us in washington, the president included, need to do what we can to restore trust in our people. that's where the president will begin on tuesday night. what he's going to do is lay out a series of concrete, real, practical proposals on how we restore opportunity for all americans. >> we know the major themes for tomorrow night, income ine

. >> that's what happens on august 5th, 2007, at lexington, kentucky's, bluegrass airport. 26-year-oldhe only flight attendant scheduled on an atlantic southeast airlines flight bound for atlanta, but the plane never leaves the runway. >> some passengers aboard that plane said they were afraid to fly after what they saw aboard the delta connection flight. they said their flight attendant, sarah mills, was very drunk. the captain concurred and called police. >> airport police report that mills is unstable and wreaks of alcohol. she admits she's been drinking jack daniels on board the plane. mills threatens the pilot as she's removed from the aircraft. videotape shows her being carried off the flight in a wheelchair. >> she made a comment to the pilot, an off-the-cuff comment, and the comment was "you're dead," and so, therefore, they charged her with terroristic threatening. >> police tests at the airport reveal a .032 blood alcohol level, well below the .08 drinking limit to drive a car. but for a flight attendant, drinking eight hours prior to any flight is illegal. >> when she was ha

as she was about to board a flight at bluegrass airport in kentucky.s more than three times the legal limit. oops. >>> got pot? not a problem. travelers at the colorado spring airport who need to ditch their pot before boarding because it is legal out there can now dump their weed in an amnesty box. recreational pot may be legal in colorado but federal agencies like the t.s.a. still consider it illegal. >> picking up that amnesty box at the end of the day. a new study found middle age men who drink heavily can expect a faster decline in memory and thinking skills. so how much is too much? and who else should be worried about this? let's ask dr. marc siegel, fox news medical a team. what does the study say specifically about men? >> first of all, it occurred in great britain. i have to tell you, some of the best beer and wine over there and alcohol. maybe that's part of the problem. i don't know if it would apply here. what it says is middle-age men, approximately 55 years old, if they drink more than two and a half drinks a day, it interferes with thei

a representative is working across the out to make the bluegrass state smoke-free.hank you for your efforts. [applause] significant citywide efforts are going on. one of the cities that is leading the way is the city of to conduct a we are proud to be joined by the chicago commissioner public health. thank you very much. [applause] one of our great partners at the federal level is assistant secretary of defense for health affairs dr. jonathan woodson. leading anng -- effort across the military to stop smoking and tobacco use and we can all agree that deserves some applause. thank you. [applause] we are pleased these local champions and statewide champions are here today because it is an example of the kind of very excited work underway. today we meet at a crossroads. over the past five decades, we have learned what it will take to end the tobacco epidemic and make the next generation tobacco free. researchers and policymakers have determined what works and what steps are necessary to end this tragic epidemic. the question is really -- what kind of a country to we wa

despite the news, kentucky bourbon remains authentically american made almost exclusively in the bluegrasstougher laws on gun sales could soon be coming to california. state senator kevin de leon has introduced legislation that would extend a requirement that gun owners undergo background checks. and also register weapons to anyone to anyone who puts a firearm together in their home. the second proposal is aimed at preventing the spread of undetectable guns that can be created using 3- d printers. senator de leon says the bill goes further than the federal ban on plastic firearms. san jose police are still looking for a serial arsonist this morning. they released this sketch of the arson suspect. so far over a dozen fires coming up its domestic and shady. seahawks are shady. the seahawks have komis all riled up. --homies. is it a lot of outrage in the bay area that the seattle seahawks wouldn't let niners fans buy tickets directly from the team 3 here's stanley roberts. >>: apparently the seattle seahawks are not letting anyone without a california- as with the california zip code, to buy

school where coaches become icons, kentucky head coach john calendar perry is as revered in the bluegrass him. in the four plus seasons he's been at the helm, the wildcats have won more than 80% of games and made two trips to the final four, including claiming the 2012 national championship. to many outside the program, he represents everything that's wrong with college basketball. armed with his fine tailored suits and gift of gab, he sometimes is portrayed as a coach who exploits the talents of young men for his own personal gain without reward to their future or that of the school. former indiana coach bobby knight once said: night was referring to the university of massachusetts and university of memphis of their final four appearances when caller perry was of the final coach at the schools. even though he was exonerated of wrongdoing in both investigations. a track record yahoo sports columnist once said: >> who is john calendar perry really? it's a question calendar perry himself is simply tired of debating. >> whatever their opinion of me, i agree. >> you agree. >> i agree. it make