you can also write us. 501 san francisco, calif. 94117. or just walk in and say hello. and of course you can find more information and reach us at sfrecpark.org. >> olympic fever hits the civic center on tuesday, august 7 at the recreation and park location complete with gourmet food, games, arts and crafts and plenty of family fun. some watched the games broadcast on the big screen while others got in on the action. carnival rides and the olympic- themed activities inspired kids of all ages to go for the gold. the talent competition fee " -- featured local performers. winners receive cash awards and bragging rights. >> it is great. i am really excited. >> until next time, i get out >> the renovation of balboa park, the oldest in the city of san francisco, and now it is the newest part in the city of san francisco. through our partnership, and because of public investment from the two thousand eight fund, we are celebrating a renewal and an awakening of this park. we have it safer, happier, more joyous. >> 3, 2, 1, [laughter] =--[applause] >> it is a great resource for

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the ada, calif. building code, the civil rights, and our experts here will elaborate. we also have a list of certified caps at work in san francisco for you. carla johnson with the mayor's office of disability has created a really good it died of out to interview your experts to make sure you are getting the best quality product for you. been next -- the money you pay for the inspection you can take as a tax deduction. any money that if you have taken can be applied as a tax deduction. this can be done on an annual basis. next, the opportunity, and a fund -- opportunity loan fund, providing for small businesses to pay for the inspection or to make improvements needed. to do it before you receive the lawsuit. and lastly, we of the bar association and their resources. they're providing their legal service for you. this last thing i am going to share with you in terms of what we have seen in our office is that with the individuals, that does not necessarily mean an individual will follow up with a lawsuit. what we've seen in our office is the individual's will send you a

. >> and smith ends it, calif. wins!> at the excitement is building in petaluma as their team keeps winning games at little league world series. fans back home watched as the hometown hero shut out 18 from connecticut, eliminating them, and move on. their next game is set for tomorrow. 5:00 at a time against today's winner, against texas vs. tennessee. >> tony tantillo shows us the secret behind tuscan melons. >> they are tuscan style, different than a cantaloupe. it is supposed to be a seed that came from europe. and you're on to rome or italy? in the breakfast, there is always come up melons? >> their is always fruit. >> how can you take a good one? >> these have ribs, on the green side, where a cantaloupe the ribs are not as apparent, not as colored. heavy for their size, very important, that means they have a small cavity. when you get home store them in the refrigerator right away. not on the counter. it is just like a candle, the sugar content stops in that room to mature the become very right very fast and they ge

in addition, she's also a role model and mentor to countless men and women throughout her district, calif., our country and at our world. regardless of her complicated and hectic schedule, she still finds time to reach back, to give back, and support young women coming up behind her. she is personal, approachable, and down-to-earth than generous. she says what she means and she means but she says. she is a woman of her word. nancy pelosi has ascended the ranks, attained political power and used it to do good for others. this is what politics is supposed to be about and this is what she is about. she is a true inspiration, a real american hero, and a san franciscan through and through. we are better off because of her selfless dedication and commitment and service of our community. this is a most appropriate honor to our once and future speaker and i cannot wait to rename the golden gate bridge after her. >> is there any other public comment on this item? >> thank you commissioners and staff. i come as a daughter and cheer as the -- chair of the women's caucus and i thank you. my daughter

legislation to ban the bullet but even though thousands of guns equipped with them have been sold in calif

he is the former chief of the oakland, calif. police and the long beach police. barry sims has more from downtown baltimore. >> the incoming police commissioner said he was humbled by the opportunity to serve and he has witnessed a crime already. >> dr. anthony w. batts. >> the mayor introduced baltimore's new police commissioner, dr. anthony w. batts, saying he is dedicated to reducing crime. >> this was a rigorous selection process that included excellent local and national applicants. >> cmd /c nets he saysh fir is allew cryan inbaltimore. >> c p mw it reminded me of when i worked in narcotics. when they're doing that in broad daylight that is something that we will have to address. >> he served as police chief in long beach and oakland, california. he replaces fred bealfeld who retired. the mayor has drawn criticism for choosing fm outside the police department. >> he brings with him experience and two police departments, overseeing a significant reductions in violent crime. he also has a fresh set of lies. >> she wants him to continue the crime-fighting stra

. >> game over, calif. wins! >> so exciting. it was an oakland a's style walk off victory with an eighth inning home run that gave petaluma a 5-4 victory over new jersey. the next game is against newcastle indiana at 5:00 this afternoon pacific time. >> that was a great game. i left before it ended but people were packing the area with a big game. it looked at your top stories and much more right after the break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> all lanes are now open on 101 in marin county after a fatal accident this morning. one person killed when a car hit a power pole. that accident is now clear that there is a fender bender on the southbound side so he could still be slow going. >> america's cup events get under way on san francisco bay. practice sessions are at 1:00 this afternoon to be followed by qualifying races later in the week. eight teams from over the world are taking part in this. you can see the events from various spots along the waterfront. >> that is so exciting, i cannot wait to see those boats. it will be a fabul

los angeles, calif., democrats line, good morning.ler: now that the republicans have obama care to talk about, congressman ryan wants to put everybody on a voucher system a comes to health care. wait until your put on a voucher for health care. host: what are you really concerned about? are you still with us? we will move onto another caller. to an independent in spartanburg, south carolina. caller: good morning. i think this was a fantastic picked by mr. raman. regarding the fellow who was just on the line about the vouchers, he is worried about them, what he really should be poured about -- what he really should be worried about this when he breaks his leg and obama care does not work because there is not enough doctors. i agree that we should never have gotten involved in the wars. at least we know where the trillions of dollars went. we have no idea where obama spent monday. thank you. host: dallas, texas, republican, good morning. caller: good morning, there were talking about marco rubio initially. he had a great stance on immig

wasn't conservative enough for calif.. he then went to work in the nixon administration and you can decide whether it was fortune or misfortune to be put in charge of the department of health and education and welfare's school desegregation task force. at a time when nixon promised strom thurmond and others they would not enforce school desegregation rules. so he got fired and wrote a book about that which had no idea and, started researching this, the budget committee in the years when there was an agreement between democrats and president bush to reduce the deficit. he was in the clinton white house in those years when we ran a surplus which seems like a long time ago and it was a long time ago. you was director of the cia and secretary of defense busy defending the defense department against people who want to do what he would have done in the budget committee. he has a lot of perspective. i talked to him in his office at the pentagon which is pretty cool. has a little shrine to the capture of osama bin laden. he told m

stuart: texas is the anti calif..ple in california shift to texas for the regulatory climate, tax climate and health care climate. texas has and california lost it. mitt romney's election of paul ryan as his running mate is being picked over for two weeks and we have someone who compares romney's selection to this moment in history. to you agree? >> mr. gorbachev, teardown this wall. energy is being produced to power our lives. while energy development comes with some risk, north america's natural gas producers are committed to safely and responsibly providing generations of cleaner-burning energy for our country, drilling thousands of feet below fresh water sources within self-contained well systems. and, using state-of-the-art monitoring technologies, rigorous practices help ensure our operations are safe and clean for our communities and the environment. we're america's natural gas. stuart: an update on the shooting outside the empire state building. a source says the incident appears to have been a workplace relat

stuart: you remember bell, calif..fficials accused of ripping off the taxpayers paid themselves outrageous salaries. one of the men involved is suing for $830,000. that is unused sick and vacation days. before he was fired his making $420,000 a year plus lavish benefits as director general services. he was fired and -- wire you shaking your head? charles: he is in title -- if you are not ashamed of making $400,000 in a town where people are making 30 grand you have no shame. i tell people dell, california is a case study of small town corruption and how it can destroy a community. people had to know -- the people who live there must be so broken down i trace back to the ross riots on the political side, and political policies--a culture of corruption destroyed everybody. [talking over each other] >> the basic understanding of how life works. >> $837,000. and unused sick pay and vacation days i bet he gets it. >> i don't want to hear it. [talking over each other] stuart: correct response. former police officer in califo

in 45 minutes, live in pasadena, calif., for the mars briefing on the curiosity rover landing last nightthe reagan starts at noon eastern and we will have a live up for you here on the c-span. -- briefing starts at noon. now here's news on the rover successful landing. [cheers] >> it's time to see where curiosity will take us. [cheers] >> we are receiving telemetry from curiosity. >> camera sequence is kicked off and waiting for images. >> heads up, folks. >> the signal to odyssey remains strong. >> images are starting to come down. >> standby for images. coming down. >> nasa engineers reacting to the curiosity landing late last night. live coverage of the nasa briefing coming up at noon eastern on c-span. a discussion on the u.s. credit downgrade one year ago and its impact from today's "washington journal." host: take us back to one year ago yesterday when the u.s. credit rating was dropped down a notch. take us back to that time and the drama that led up to it. guest: not exactly a surprise when it came out on august 5th, but we had a prolonged debt ceiling debate. both of us remember

. >> calif., 172, romney. colorado, 36 votes. >> madame secretary, i am proud to stand and represent the great state of colorado. the words "america the beautiful" were inspired by the mountains from the top pikes peak. we will tat and -- will cast the deciding votes today. the source of the marble which graces the lincoln memorial and the tomb of the unknowns soldier. as well as that standing snow and skiing. i am proud to stand here with 1 of the fund as members of not only our delegation but this delegation, a student from the university and soon to be freshman. a certain president is campaigning on a colorado campus. >> i am proud to be done is member of the colorado delegation. i would encourage you to get involved, take this nation back. "colorado, 28 -- >> in colorado, 28. >> conn., home of the next republican united states senator, linda mcmahon. far week probably cast all 28 votes for our friend, governor mitt romney. >> delaware, 17 votes. >> we are the first state -- ladies and gentlemen, excuse me

and cleveland in -- san francisco, calif..otwithstanding all of these efforts, all the progress we made together. and as an issue of national concern. our work, our work is far from over. we know that. we know that we must continue to stand up, continue to speak out, continue to act in ways big and small, public and private reinforce the message that bullying knows no proper place. we must continue to work because today, some where there is a child who will feel the sting of a punch because the clothes he is wearing are not cool enough, there is a child who will believe that her difference is a detriment as she eats lunch alone in a crowded school cafeteria, very is a child who will skip school another day to avoid a terrifying confrontation. there's a child who will contemplate suicide because nothing seems like it can hurt more than this moment of humiliation right now. and for each one of these kids, kids we know, kids will love, kids who we were in our own lives, we can't afford to simply be bystanders. because of summits

napa, calif., to damen on the independent line.aller: i'm wondering if she's read edward canard's unintended consequences security and two, -- unintended consequences. if weo, i'm wondering should be looking at is not what taxes we're paying relative to other countries, but what will make the biggest change in economic affect in this country. guest: very good questions. i have not read that book. in terms of taxes, the american social spending the we have, one concern that we might have about cutting entitlement spending is that one bit of poverty that we are truly garver -- concord in the united states is senior pause -- one bit of poverty that we have truly concord in the united states is senior poverty we ought to keep it that way. the main increase in spending that i would like to see as human capital investment likes job-training and education, and physical investments like infrastructure. host: one of the fellows on twitter right in and asks, does your study take into account the enormous amount of fees would pay in lieu of t

together was that a lot of people understand sequestration if they live in fayetteville, n.c., san diego, calif., places where there are large defense facilities. but my concern is that there are a lot of folks in this country that don't understand that, if not done with some degree of nuance and sense, these cuts will affect every single state and territory in america and a adversely in their ability to deal with the local issues, the 1617 states today that have guardsmen called out or, god forbid those events that are describing here in our capacity to respond to them in a knee -- as a nation. the guard is a huge part of that. sequestration is cutting off the fat guys head when the bad guy really needs orthoscopic surgery on his bad knee and a counselor. we need procurements and that kind of thing, not just lopping off a chunk of the body. that is a poor way to do it. and the guard come in this case, whether we like it or not, the guard will be adversely affected by that. this is an awareness and education session. i would ask you to join me in thanking our panelists. there have been very elo

[applause] thank you so much for coming all the way to calif -- from california. >> thank you. i will express and share thanks to the brookings institute for inviting me to participate. the emphasis is on what is best for kids, and i say that because i spent my car rear investigating for what is best for kids. i want to begin with that as a preface. by show of hands, how many of us are engaged in scholarships to help children learn at school? how many of you are engaged in scholarship? good. how many are directly involved at the school level of developing policies to help children learn i got some folks here. fantastic. how many of us are involved with educating children in school at least once a week? fantastic. there are many others that come from various backgrounds and have motivations to be here. for the sake of voting, how many are going to refuse to put the matter what questions i asked? [laughter] a trick question. i appreciate your honesty. i am here today as i am compelled to continue to advocate for children to emphasize the importance of using science to in for poli

the house majority with kevin mccarthy, who was from bakersfield calif.uggested -- boston, tony, independent, good morning. caller: just talking about the farmers and they are responsible because of the drought. mitt romney voted to leave against it. when bush was in office, he voted to send all the jobs overseas. and it costs a struggle to make it. they are -- costs us triple to make it. they are getting richer and we are getting poorer. we have no work and no aid to support ourselves. guest: another example of why this could be a hard sell and while republicans want to put this behind them when they come back. you mentioned on a's running mate, paul reihan. i would not be too surprised to see president obama drop a name or to a vote in his speech today in iowa. host: we have linda, who is a former come on the line. good morning, linda. -- who is a farmer, on the line. good morning, linda. caller: i would like you to -- i would like to ask your guest why he thinks it is a bad idea to keep the end of programs with the farming programs? guest: i did not sa

host: next is modesto, calif ornia. caller: i am from california. they want to raise taxes here again. hello? guest: sorry to interrupt but you are right. caller: they want to raise taxes again. one question to start with is why haven't all the states that have democratic of letters basically going in the toilet -- democratic governors basically going in the toilet? i think we should spend every penny we can to get rid of democrats. i would not hire a democrat if you paid me all of the money in the world. all they talk about is talking points. they are so irresponsible, it is ridiculous. i just do not get it. guest: i am glad this gentlemen called because california is a disaster. that he did this states that have a disaster right now are california and my home state of illinois. for a while they have been run by democrats and bank california wants to raise its income tax rate to 13%. tell me why california is a catastrophe. california cannot pay its bills. it is now going bankrupt. they cannot pay their bills of. rich people and people with busines

huntington beach, calif., on our one for republicans. thanks for waiting. caller: i think it is a great pick, but it's not enough to change my mind. after he made the choice yesterday goes back to saying -- romney goes back to saying that. i listen to the source events. i do not listen to the pundits. i think his campaign is lower than the president. he stands in front of the vfw and provides no evidence other than he disagrees on israel. he says he is opposed to the president's signing the welfare bill, yet when he was governor he signed a letter asking for the freedom to do exactly what the new bill does. he says he is opposed to government health care, yet he was the first governor to implemented. i think he's completely hypocritical. my mind is not changed at all. he reminds me of richard nixon. he's going to have to release his tax returns and prove to me that he's not a cheap. host: off of twitter -- she's talking about her perception of the congressmen and the governor having no foreign policy experience. will that be a factor when you go to the poll

together was that a lot of people understand sequestration if they live in fayetteville, n.c., san diego, calif., places where there are large defense facilities. but my concern is that there are a lot of folks in this country that don't understand that, if not done with some degree of , these cutsentsense will affect every single state and territory in america and a adversely in their ability to deal with the local issues, the 1617 states today that have guardsmen called out or, god forbid those events that are describing here in our capacity to respond to them in a knee -- as a nation. the guard is a huge part of that. sequestration is cutting off the fat guys head when the bad guy really needs orthoscopic surgery on his bad knee and a counselor. we need procurements and that kind of thing, not just lopping off a chunk of the body. that is a poor way to do it. and the guard come in this case, whether we like it or not, the guard will be adversely affected by that. this is an awareness and education session. i would ask you to join me in thanking our panelists. there have been very eloquent. [

together was that a lot of people understand sequestration if they live in fayetteville, n.c., san diego, calif., places where there are large defense facilities. but my concern is that there are a lot of folks in this country that don't understand that, if not done with some degree of , these cutsentsense will affect every single state and territory in america and a adversely in their ability to deal with the local issues, the 1617 states today that have guardsmen called out or, god forbid those events that are describing here in our capacity to respond to them in a knee -- as a nation. the guard is a huge part of that. sequestration is cutting off the fat guys head when the bad guy really needs orthoscopic surgery on his bad knee and a counselor. we need procurements and that kind of thing, not just lopping off a chunk of the body. that is a poor way to do it. and the guard come in this case, whether we like it or not, the guard will be adversely affected by that. this is an awareness and education session. i would ask you to join me in thanking our panelists. there have been very eloquent. [

together was that a lot of people understand sequestration if they live in fayetteville, n.c., san diego, calif., places where there are large defense facilities. but my concern is that there are a lot of folks in this country that don't understand that, if not done with some degree of , these cutsentsense will affect every single state and territory in america and a adversely in their ability to deal with the local issues, the 1617 states today that have guardsmen called out or, god forbid those events that are describing here in our capacity to respond to them in a knee -- as a nation. the guard is a huge part of that. sequestration is cutting off the fat guys head when the bad guy really needs orthoscopic surgery counselor. we need procurements and that kind of thing, not just lopping off a chunk of the body. that is a poor way to do it. and the guard come in this case, whether we like it or not, the guard will be adversely affected by that. this is an awareness and education session. i would ask you to join me in thanking our panelists. there have been very eloquent. [applause] and we thank

i have to mention, calif. did once have great governors like gov. pete wilson.d when i became governor of new jersey, they said the same things to me that i heard people in california say when i was out there recently to visit. we do not know if it can be fixed. the problems are too big. the challenges are now to grave. maybe we have just given california away to the public sector unions, the masses of huge spending and huge government. but it does not have to be that way. there will be lots of folks that you can tell in california that you paid to come here in tampa, fla. during a hurricane. and it will be wondering what your thinking about. [laughter] do have those cynical folks who sit around your everyday when you say you are involved in politics. and it will say, what are you doing that for? they're all the same. it does not matter who you vote for. one politician is just like the next. you can tell them how you have one example of how that is not true. look at new jersey and look at california. they made two very different choices. new jersey decided to ta

i have to mention, calif. did once have great governors like gov. pete wilson.d when i became governor of new jersey, they said the same things to me that i heard people in california say when i was out there recently to visit. we do not know if it can be fixed. the problems are too big. the challenges are now to grave. maybe we have just given california away to the public sector unions, the masses of huge spending and huge government. but it does not have to be that way. there will be lots of folks that you can tell in california that you paid to come here in tampa, fla. during a hurricane. and it will be wondering what your thinking about. [laughter] do have those cynical folks who sit around your everyday when you say you are involved in politics. and it will say, what are you doing that for? they're all the same. it does not matter who you vote for. one politician is just like the next. you can tell them how you have one example of how that is not true. look at new jersey and look at california. they made two very different choices. new jersey decided to ta

and yet, to me, calif. had to look at california's issues. think industry is caught in a bureaucratic maze of rules and regulations. they have lost the useful -- youthful vigor. >> was booked shima a wake-up call? what happened after fukushima -- was fukushima a wake-up call? what happened after fukushima? >> the had the recommendations and seismic a certain part of that recommendation process. i was going to look with them about what they could do the bank what fukushima did for california was bring the facilities into seismic studies. whether nrc takes that into account, that remains to be seen. >> is the nrc on the job, on the watch? >> i think it is a big nrc. we interviewed commissioner ja czko. i think he is a believer in nuclear power. >> he is also gone. >> he is also gone. yes. being a real regulator is what will save the nuclear power industry and make it part of our energy future. i think in a bureaucratic way, he does that make a lot of a flashy comments, but i think he is really concerned. . i think it is kind of an amazing story

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