and i was carrying a stick with a picket sign on it so i turned around and i ran toward caesar thinking he could use some hope that i had a stick. there was just a deafening roar of gunfire try this one the noise people screaming sticks cracking all kinds of things will happen to what was going on. all of a sudden. i got hit twice in the head in the arm but what i did know. i saw my very close friend cesar couse a lying in a strange on his chest and face. i knew he was hurt i knew by that time it was probably shot. i ran up to him as soon as the klansmen drove off and i tried to. turn him over and a whole lot of air came out of his lung and i thought oh my goodness least he's alive he's still breathing but then the air just kept on coming out and. it was it was his last breath it was all out it wasn't he wasn't breathing an. awful lot of cold to go with the. lead. which. i ran over to paul and he was shot right in his head and it was bleeding it was also shot in his arm and it was the most helpless feeling. i kept trying to get out because when you know it could be useful one doctor goi

i reached a point of relative safety behind someone somewhere and looked behind me and i saw that caesar. was a very big fella was standing with a stick and appeared to be fighting off some other guys with sticks. and i was carrying a stick with a picket sign on it so i turned around and i ran towards caesar thinking he could use some help but i had a stick. there was just a deafening roar of gunfire tremendous when the noise people screaming sticks cracking all kinds of things were happening could tell what was going on. all of a sudden boom boom i got hit twice in the head in the arm but what i did know. i saw my very close friend cesar couse a lying in a strange on his chest and face. i knew he was hurt i knew by that time it was probably shot. i ran up to him as soon as the klansmen drove off and i tried to. turn him over and a whole lot of air came out of his lung and i thought oh my goodness least he's alive he's still breathing but then the air just kept on coming out and. it was it was his last breath it was all out it wasn't he wasn't breathing and. talk about a cold to cope wit

i come from caesar troublous -- caesar chavez. i come about breakfast. i have a doctor that is diabetic. she may not have breakfast with all this starch and sugar in the breakfast they serve. because i do not have a permanent living arrangement, sometimes my doctor, because she cannot eat that breakfast, spends hours without food. >> [speaking spanish] muchas gracias. >> thank you for listening to me. president mendoza: thank you. >> my name is jason. my daughter is attending elementary school in a lake shore. she has been out of school for a week and a half now. thank members of the boards who are trying to be responsive to this issue. nothing has been done yet. i need to get louder about this situation. i want to get action on this issue. i think teachers who have talked about leadership and accountability. that is something that needs to be addressed. i also want to recognize my foreman -- forememer dean. i grew up in the city. if it was not for him, i could not stand here today. my daughter loved lecturer elementary. she loved her teacher. it is a wo

people speaking in favor of the hot caesar chavez park will benefit. this proposal will help some of our hardest working people, both the child care providers and working families. many of whom are not people of privilege. this is a transportation and child care issue. i hear the concerns that are being levied against. it might lead to a flood of new parking. i don't think that will happen. but it is something we can handle. there are thousands of requests , and it has not happened the way that the staff calculated it would. perhaps unemployment or something like that. we can consider greater enforcement. i don't think that will happen. the fears that haven't materialized are reasons to kill this project. i come to what is really an important issue, that asymmetry. -- is symmetry. i have struggled with that. it takes me to a point that is bigger than muni. there is a perception that this city is not as child and family friendly as other communities might be. those pressures exist. we are committed to staying here. but i am concerned that rejecting his

i can learn what caesar and alex are saying, to go in a direction aimed at success.ant to thank you for being here. that's our show. i hope you will take the information to heart and contact the information on the screen. thank you again. we'll see you next time. >> thank you very much for having me. >> ♪ ♪ "bay area vista" ♪ ♪ ♪

by the way today, south bay is getting in on the act with the pillow fight at noon at caesar chavez park in downtown san jose. it will be dry for them. >> yes, today. >> even some sunshine out there right now but in oakland, pretty cloudy out there. overall today, partly cloudy, cooler on average, about 5-7 degrees. san francisco, 62. you are coming down 6 degrees, breezy on our coast and notice no 70s out there. mid-60s in the north bay. increasing clouds especially in the north bay later on in the day. we'll look for cooler temperatures here, as well. 65 in santa cruz. valentine's day, starts out wet in the north bay, rain spreading south, maybe a quarter of an inch best, and then heavier rain. >> and that is going to do it for us. we are off a bitterly because of n.b.a. basketball coverage. i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. have a great sunday, bye-bye. >>> welcome to boston. mike breen at the td garden, one of the marquee games on the nba schedule. the east-leading heat visiting the conference champion celtics and their own contingent of all-nba performers. [ clock ticking ] >

so i would read dick and jane all the way up to julius caesar. when i came to a word difficult, he would say work with it little sister. he wouldn't jump in and tell me. he would let me work it out so i did. i learned to jump into words.

what come to mind is a project i worked on at caesar chavez and gererroro. this house was delomolished. it was concrete and now it's a dumping ground. because in the absence of any plantings it as a freeway connecter came tire land and encampment and the cattate a rat and -- it built. so we pulled it down and planted it. getting resources in the neighborhood. there was a little old lady across the street that lived there forever. when she sees anybody out there doing something she yells at them. we passed the plate around and got a hose and sprayer. she waters and when she's on vacation she talks to her neighbors on either side. it's not rocket science. i encourage to you walk around your neighborhood and look at where there is too much concrete. there are a lot of ridiculous concrete things that are crying out for something. you know planters or garden spaces. those are the things that make neighborhoods liveable and the process of doing something with them also what makes neighborhoods liveable. go ahead. >> well, i would, the question is, where do you sta

so i would read dick and jane all the way up to julius caesar. when i came to a word difficult, he would say work with it little sister. he wouldn't jump in and tell me. he would let me work it out so i did. i learned to jump into words. that built my confidence, grandmother and ggrandfather were from the old school. i can remember borrowing $25 from my grandmother. i was taking out my checkbook to pay her. she said no, darling, don't give me a little piece of paper. what did i give you. i said a 20 and a 5. so bring me that. they went to the light company and paid their light bills. they went to the department store and paid whatever. they went there once or twice a week to take care of business. the process of going through things, my grandmother would take me to the library. all along the way there were places where we couldn't go to the andrew jackson hotel, we couldn't go to morten's cafeteria. there was a paramount theatre, we had to go in the back door, separate water fountains. it was a very negative experience. when i got to the library,

so i would read dick and jane all the way up to julius caesar. when i came to a word difficult, he would say work with it little sister. he wouldn't jump in and tell me. he would let me work it out so i did. i learned to jump into words. that built my confidence, grandmother and ggrandfather were from the old school. i can remember borrowing $25 from my grandmother. i was taking out my checkbook to pay her. she said no, darling, don't give me a little piece of paper. what did i give you. i said a 20 and a 5. so bring me that. they went to the light company and paid their light bills. they went to

we do not need another caesar salad. we need a historic but house. we need to save about house. we do not need to save grace. we need bicycles. we need something charming in golden gate park. we do not need another commercial teacher joint. i walked in there with a huge community of people every day. there is an entire community of people that love the bucolics ready. i believe in saving the boat house historically. thank you. supervisor chu: thank you. >> my name is sandra we'll and i m proposed to this change of use. i have documents to be included in the record. as you know, our local coalition is against this change. but we have provided you numerous solutions for this very bad lease, which must be included as you move forward. for example, page 24 we see that they shall not be required to make repairs or alterations, including improvements, in connection with seismic retrofit. since the least he does not pay, guess who will? please ask the city attorney if this was misinterpreted or if the city is going to be on the hook for this money because of the changes in use? it is f

the 280 extension you will be able to get on to it from caesar chavez. if you are on 280 you will be able to stay on it but not access it from 101. let's take a look at westbound bay bridge. that traffic is moving along okay coming into san francisco. this mornings commute on northbound 101 we will be watching that. we'll see if indeed more people on the freeway getting up to the downtown area. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. the first few weeks of february very warm and calm. that came to a halt. yesterday was a howling wind machine as you know. now the rain overnight. that is very cold air starting to pin right there. that will pick up later on. some unbelievable totals. i think this is a running total though. five and a third inches of rain. santa rosa has had two. san francisco two-thirds and san jose .40. i'm sure there was more near san jose. the front has gone through but this is slam city for sierra, nevada. we'll see a couple of sun breaks but when this moves in anything can happen. petaluma an inch of rain. mill valley almost an inch of

we worked on greening on san jose we have 9 blocks done south of caesar chavez and we are working to go north. the community challenge program has been retool indeed 2005 to encourage neighborhood involvement. that's me. >> this is david wincelow. >> i'man architect and urban planner and currently take into practice one. focuses of my research over the last 20 years is alleys. and i will talk about that as we get started. >> i'm director of kid serve an art program where we guide community and young people through the process of creating permanent permanent mosake art and transform a wall in the neighborhood. >> the panelists what were invieded here because they have received community challenge grants but they also have public processes in terms of for one thing, creating something oust nothing where nothing was possible previously but figuring out who the stake holders are in their community and involving them on going. hopefully with a view being able to channel that involvement into other issues. because that typically is the thing that sustained neighborhoods if you grow from a

and nonperson services and this big decline is related from last year for caesar chavez and most of thatconstruction so that negative is that one-time money out of the budget and there's materials and supply increases and this is related to just office equipment and the xerox machines and contracts for that and some i.t. and web contracts that are also part of that. for equipment, this really funds our servers and proposing a 50% reduction from the prior year for the replacement of that and a minor adjustment in services and overall the budget is being redoes redoesed deuced and o the revenue side, i am going to start from the bottom of the screen and end from the fees and the year over year change and last year about $1 million in projects that we closed out that was one-time savings which is not available next year and as i mentioned a few years ago, we have a work order recovery shortfall and we have historically had some work order shortfalls and i have reduced that by $300,000 next year to be in line with the historical trend of the recoveries there. and the code enforcement program

one is being a teacher and one is being a nurse and how come -- about teaching julius caesar 30 years of your life at a low current compensation but with a pension at the end. it's time to admit to ourselves that that set of incentives will not work for people coming out of clemming today that we need -- of college today that we need in the classroom. tavis: something radical, my word not yours, something radical has to be done to get education right in this country. however we define that. something really radical. ultimately has to happen. i said on this program before, i don't think education ought to be a race. i think in this country education ought to be a right. i've also said on this program that -- we should consider something really radical like a constitutional amendment that guarantees every child in this country access to an equal, high quality education. and that doesn't -- you can't prejudge outcomes. but you well know having been a superintendent, that in 50 states in this country, we got 50 different ways of doing it and depending on what state you're in, your allotme

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one was rome under caesar augustus and the other was the united states under this group of founders. so those are my prejudices/convictions. i began this book on washington with a question, with a conviction, and with a hunch. the question was this. based on reading in the papers of the founders over about 30 years, i developed the impression that franklin was wiser than washington, although that is arguable. it depends on what kind of wisdom you're talking about. jefferson was more intellectually sophisticated. adams was better read and more introspectively impressive. hamilton was more brilliant. hamilton would have gotten the highest scores on the s.a.t.'s. madison was more politically astute and adroit. but each of them and all of them together acknowledged that washington was their superior. now, why was that? what did he have? adams answered the question once late in his life in his retirement years and said, we always picked washington to lead us whenever we gathered together because he was the tallest man in the room. now, there is actually something to that. he is a physical

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