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>> it was called open arms. it was a name that was group at that housing development created for themselves. it may not have been up to codes or standards, but what i would like to see is us put money to those who are prepared to go not community and train them. instead of saying, it's great you got 50 kids. they weren't doing what we wanted them to be. we are going to pool the money, give it to an organization and we wonder why nobody comes. this is good dialogue. >> what you're saying and some of your comments are directed towards the mayor's office. it's all coming from a good place. >> it's what malik said. >> i am going to go on. >> just like everybody is saying. there as always been help. you really have to go take charge. my grandma told them. you have to sit them in the room and make your point be heard. if people have that much interest. they should walk down the neighborhoods and ask them what they would be interested in. maybe they would help out. there's never before that. i was on mission street and

madam clerk, could you call the roll? madam clerk: [roll call] supervisors all present. president chiu: ladies and gentlemen, could you please join me in the pledge of allegiance. [pledge of allegiance] president chiu: colleagues, you should have four meeting minutes for our meetings on january 4, january 7 and january 8 of 2011. could i have a motion to approve those minutes. motion by supervisor mar, seconded by supervisor campos. without objection, those are approved. madam clerk, do you have communications? madam clerk: i have no communications. president chiu: could you read the consent agenda? [read consent agenda] president chiu: would anyone like to sever these items? could we have a roll call. commissioner wiener: does this include the resolutions? which items does this include? [roll call vote taken] there are 11 aye's. president chiu: the ordinances are finally passed. next item? madam clerk: item three is an ordinance organizing a grant in the office of economic and workforce development for approximate amount to support the clean energy workforce training pr

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can we take a role call? >> on item 10 -- >> aye, >>aye, >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> the ordinance is finally passed. the next item please. >> item 11 is an ordinance amending public's work code amending the distribution of handbills on private promises unless they are placed on or attached to and do not damage supremacists -- do not damage to the premises. >> at this time i would like to make a motion to refer this back to the city operations and neighborhood services committee. as i think that you know, this was intended to reduce litter in our neighborhoods. in the last four weeks, we have received a lot of questions and concerns and i have conducted two meetings in my office with individuals to try to work out some of these issues. given the questions that still remain, i would like to refer this back at this time. i would like to thank our colleagues on the land use committee and many new were prepared to support a vote today. this is an issue that deals with a long

as they call it they don't want. to take hold in this country just up the road you know i see gates fascism and large most of faction as well saying exactly the opposite saying that we want you know we want muslims to be able to live in this country in peace and we want everybody to be able to come and live in this country in peace and so really when these two groups meet and come together there are very usually clashes we've seen it several times happening in london in the last year or so we went up to the united states fascism process just up the road and we spoke to some people about what had happened here today we have seen a huge police operation mounted costing in the region of one point two million dollars just to police this demonstration and more than a thousand people drafted into luton for the day from all over the country and let's hear what one of the u.s. forces had to say about that because. they've been bringing people. just like a huge operation to allow racists in fascistic violence in a community a

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>> same house, same call? this resolution is adopted. >> item 17 approves modification number five the the professional services agreement with professional management services not to exceed one. -- not to exceed $16.8 million. >> can i ask the budget analyst a couple of questions about this item? looking at the report, we are talking about an increase of $1.7 million to this construction contract, which is a pretty significant increase when you are looking at an original budget of $15 million. this is more than 10%. i am trying to discover the reasons for the increase. what happened here that would require amending the amount to this contract by this extent? >> mr. president, members of the board, supervisor campos comedy existing agreement was originally competitively bid under a request for proposal process. the department felt that they needed additional work and additional construction management services which we pointed out in our report and we felt that if they were justified in amending the contract r

take the same call. very good. so moved. item number 5eu8. >> allocate $35 in prop k funds with conditions to the transportation agency for the citizen of the 14th and market street curb bulb project. commissioner mirkarimi: long overdue. any discussion. public comment? public comment is closed. so moved. next item please. >> amend the baseline funding plan for the san francisco municipal agency central subway project. affirm the authority's communicateding commits. commissioner mirkarimi: any discussion on this item? public comments? one after the other. >> my name is art michelle. i am a member of the citizens advisory group for the central subway, and i want to take the opportunity to ask you to support the funding for the central subway project, which will be -- will provide much improvement for the central corridor across the most congested portions of the city. thank you. commissioner mirkarimi: next speaker please. commissioner wiener, i see your name on there. can wait until after public comment? >> yes. commissioner

you have heard me say before calling the mortician to deliver p.d.'s is like calling s.f.p.d. to do an intervention. i am not anti-cop, it is just being realistic. we go down to district five safety meeting expressed concern and doubt about the capacity of officer's conduct. there is an average ever 37 5150's per day. this should go to train officers and also to train all the dispatchers. calling my son a crazy man with a knife is not acceptible. thank you. >> good evening. my name is clay hathaway and i'm a deputy public defender at san francisco public defender's office. i have been practicing criminal defense for 15 years and i've been a public defender for eight. i wanted to give the commission and hearing some real examples of what we as public defenders are dealing with all the time. because this is a huge fiscal impact. these are the kinds of cases that are not going away. we have mentally ill clients who have called the police or someone who has called the police on their behalf because of one reason, and that reason is they need help. subsequently, because at some cri

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the white people use to just call him jordy and they would call his son, boy. even the teachers and the faculty members of my school said they never called him buy anything other than his first name. and he was a professor of alabama state. so i have seen all of that change. it is an attitude change. and as my sister called it, a cosmetic change. they say, dixie had a cosmetic change. they have the same mental attitude haas racists, but they cannot call you girl and gal anymore. to me, they are over-polite. in my experience in the hotel -- ms. colvin, how can i help you? it is a little over-polite, and i get tired of it sometimes. [laughter] now, you remember i live in new york, the big apple. help me to stay the word -- say the word -- i do not want to sound like sarah palin -- [laughter] what is the word for many races? multi-cultural, yes. they could not care one less if you were white or black. let mayor bloomberg tell you what their value is, the money. in new york, every night, racism raises its ugly head and you have these killings, racial profiling, lik

it is a big list if you are calling it unemployment benefit. i would call this income support and think along those lines. >> many people have criminal backgrounds which are dismissed. mr. anyway to see employers -- is anyway to determine dismissed employers? >> it is the state criminal records if you are applying for some job that is in the state. we're not supposed to discuss any arrest unless it is open. if there is a problem there, that is a legal issue. this is the lot in that area. >> there is a penalty not against the employer for information, the penalties are against those that put across that penalty check. >> how do you go out asking for that the entertainer? >> they can call our hotline. if you have any issue, there's a person that handles these issues. this follows discrimination charges. if you would take an adverse action against you, you are supposed to have a copy with the record. get your hands on the thing. they're supposed to do this. i lost this job because of my record. we can work to try to figure this out. >> city depart

quit or call an election. an nhk poll shows kan approval has plunged to 21%, the lowest it's been since last june, when he took power. to put this in perspective, that's how bad things were for former prime minister yumio hatoyama before he resigned last year. cannes's approval rating has fallen eight points since nhk's survey last month. that helped his disapproval rating rise to 64%. of those surveyed 40% said they have no faith in the prime minister's policies and another 40% said they have no faith in his ability to implement them. with japan's diet divided, it's difficult for kan's administration to get bills passed on its own without the support of the opposition. 45% of those surveyed say the prime minister should deal with this situation by dissolving the lower house and calling an election. 32% said his ruling democratic party should cooperate with opposition parties on policies where they can find common ground. when asked about the timing of a possible general election, 25% said it should be this sp

we echo the call for an international inquiry into the violence. the international community should act without delay to make its responsibility to protect civilians from serious human- rights violations in reality for the people in libya. we the mandate holders are willing to contribute to such an inquiry. mr. president, it appears that the government is also attempting to restrict the discrimination of -- the dissemination of information by cutting off telephone communications, internet, access and restrictive coverage. we call upon the party sama to ensure that journalists can predict the at authorities -- the authorities that all means of communication remain open and accessible to the public. the special procedures want to emphasize the wider and in demint failures to protect human rights throughout the country. for years, those defending human rights, including journalists, doctors, and lawyers, had not held -- had the power that they needed without fear of reprisals. regrettably human rights defenders and others had been tortured, killed tre

taking what we call the top. they take that off. and they are testing it for the moment when sugar turns to crystal because there's no exact moment called turkey and that is what nikos urbina liquid to a crystal. process down. then there's a whole other group of slaves who are there to put the sugar, either to set the sugar and put them into the barrel. this goes on and on. you'll have several harvests in a geared. it's not like there's a harvests and a half for the rest of the year. they would plant one field of a year for one harvests, another for another harvests. so you are put on this relentless cycle of work, working, working, and dangerous for particularly in the boiling house, where people's arms can get caught in the rollers. it's very, very hot and dangerous work. >> if you look carefully at the illustration of the mill, there is a site that is kept next to them no. can anyone guess why you would keep the sword next to the milk? >> for protection? >> nope. why would you keep a sword next to the milk? >>

it is a nice contrast to the calls he received for his car payment. >> they were calling me and harassing me on my home, my workplace, my father-in-law. >> debt collectors made nearly 450 phone calls to him in just a year and a half, and they didn't stop there. >> the issue was they were calling his neighbors and his family to embarass him and disgrace him and humiliate him and pressure him to repay a debt at a time he couldn't afford to. >> the pre law center says 80% of his clients come in with collection harassment issues. that's twice as many as the university of santa clara clinic saw before the recession. >> creditors are much more aggressive now about calling people and calling them frequently as soon as the consumer is late, maybe as much as seven days late on making their minimum payment. >> stacy davis received her first phone call at 6:30 in the morning on thanksgiving. >> i said, it is thanksgiving day. i am trying to sleep in. >> stacy laughs about it now, but she wasn't when she received this call. >> ms. davis this is officer john prince calling from a legal department. thi

>> i like to call the meeting of the public utilities commission to order. >> [roll call] president vietor has an excuse to attendance. the next item is approval of the minutes of the special budget workshop meeting of january 13, 2011 and a special budget workshop meeting. >> any additions or corrections? all those in favor? it is approved. >> general public comment, members may address the public -- members of the public may address the commission on members -- items within our jurisdiction. >> the afternoon, thank you for hearing me. i like to thank the general manager and staff. in support of the infrastructure development. i just wanted to introduce myself and provide an invitation to the public utilities commission for a conference to be held in coordination with the federal government tomorrow. information is in the folder. we have been in the improved labor compliance program. i am one of 40 certified consultant in the state of california to provide assistance. we have been able to collect over $2 million or a correction meeting to be made. we are interested in facilitating contrac

this lol we call it pay people call it the ratio. lol well did you plead guilty because you thought you were guilty or because you wanted to make a point where i was. and if if that. is made a law. which beat the free speech and i speak free freely then then i wire lead the law then i must confess guilty. we use special. leap. to soak. in a free flight. for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. four thirty am in iraq and. here on our t.v. you see your headlines the nuclear arms reduction deal between russia and the u.s. finally. moscow and washington will exchange tales about their nuclear arsenals in forty five days. pressure mounts on egypt's leader a massive crowds of protesters rally in cairo despite the passing of their deadline for president. prime minister says multiculturalism has failed. by thousands of. fascists. coming up next. the rich tapestry of russian culture in great britain coming your way next. hello welcome to the show will be visiting different cities ex

for mubarak to step down they calling for him to be assassinated calling for him to leave the country the organizers are encouraged they've been void by the numbers that turned out today many people saying that the numbers on the streets exceeded a million more than the one million more number that was called for on tuesday so we do expect that these demonstrators demonstrations will continue making his face known today in toughness which was also the secretary general of the arab league he was welcomed he was cheered and he actually said that he might consider standing for the gyptian presidency now no doubt he will have to resign from his current post to take up this new post but it certainly is putting a new face in the political arena also appearing in tough to square with the country's defense minister and this naturally was welcomed by the crowd it did make him feel secure that the army and the government would not carry out any kind of crackdown against them it is also indicating that there are some kind of divisions within the government between those who feel that mubarak sho

continues to call for an orderly transition while insisting that's not a call for new leadership. >> we're not picking between those on the street and those in the government. >> reporter: still, major worry in washington and around the world is who will lead egypt if president mubarak does not? some security experts say it's a let concern that al qaeda could try to step in and fill the void. vinita and rob? >> and we've seen the situation literally escalate every day, what is developing right now? >> reporter: we know there are tanks that are blocking liberation square right now, trying to keep people out but we know some people who have gathered already, ignoring a curfew that was in place. most likely the largest crowds will be mid to early morning, u.s. time, and protesters really think that today could be a tipping point, if it is not, though, they vow they will continue to keep turning out. they say they have simply come too far right now to turn back. vinita and rob? >> all eyes on cairo. emily schmidt, thank you. geelt more from the region with a live update from cairo later

we do not call them costumes. if you are from oklahoma, we call them in being close -- clothes.t is good to see all these dancers and singers as well, their families. when we gather like this, we start out with prayer, so please stand if you are able. creator, grandfather, we give thanks this day for the many blessings for this beautiful day, this opportunity to honor our own here in san francisco city hall. we give thanks to native and non-native alike, those that are here today. when this ends, we hope that they travel safe, that they continue this relationship, creator. we remember the words spoken here by the leaders of our native american community. creator, blessings upon them. our seniors, are dancers, everyone in attendance. remember those that have passed that are not able to be here, i am for health -- in poor health. remember our veterans. we know you have told us there is no such thing as a good war. we ask that our veterans come home safely and return to their families, their tribes. we pray these things come late -- these things humbly to you, grandfather. [singing

should i call you sebastian owen pablo. said. one problem to me is ancient history that was my life before. now your father built up a considerable fortune what happened to his money were you able to use any of it. the answer is simple. the war cost a huge deal of money. my father was immensely wealthy but he stopped dealing in drugs and invested all of his money into that war. the weapons and the manpower cost enormous amounts of money. and be on the cost of the weapons and explosives and a considerable amount of money was used to corrupt people. so he bought the whole country off. yeah the whole country all of it. i remember very well being in my father's office once i saw an endless stream of important. people for example he was inside meeting with an official and outside the policeman scolding him were keeping god after the boss had finished they went in to be paid and that's the way it always was one day policeman and i with a politicians one day i even saw a former president of the republic he would pay off everybody that w

they never called, the sec never called. and so he was not caught then.nd he had a weekend of sort of anticipating what it would be like. so i guess my sense is he knew at some point if he didn't die, and he was leading a very good life, if he didn't die, he would be caught and that day came. >> charlie: most people who run ponzi schemes get caught. they do. so what would you want to ask him? >> i would want to know when and how it started. from the get go in the early 60's when he in that little office, the apartment, did he figure out then i can make more money do this. or did it happen as he said much later. >> charlie: was it a conscious decision. did he make a conscious decision at some point i'm going to go criminal. >> right, yes. >> my own hunch is that early on it became a scheme. and he realized he could do it because he had investors who were not taking their money out and they would roll over when they died and elderly people who lived in the cat skills would keep the money in there and it just grew and grew and grew. >> small investors and so

were afraid to call. the hospital and released later that day. the star of cbs' "two and a half men" is now in rehab. production on his show shut down. sheen spoke out for the first time about his latest troubles, releasing a statement saying, quote, i have a lot of work to do to be able to return the support i've received from so many people. to my fans, your good wishes have touched me very much, like errol flynn who had to put down his sword on occasion. i just want to say, thank you. leanne suter for abc news. >> they say executives at cbs have been pushing for him to go to rehab for quite a while. he has twin boys and two young daughters and all those folks are in the custody of his two ex-wives. really, the job is the only thing he has left, if he's able to keep that. >> i know, and now that we're hearing from the porn star who reportedly partied with him, there's a lot of things going on in terms of tennis ball size cocaine. >> this is more than just a partying lifestyle. this is a problem. hopeful

they report that 27,000 calls, violations calling recruits too soon or at the wrong timing. penalties imposed were kind of minor and school will not lose any scholarships. >> while the top n.f.l. prospects is at the combine, andrew lock is going through practice. he said he had no problems with the coach deciding to leave stanford to take the niner job. force his own decision, he talked about peyton manning but his plan all along was the same school. >> i somewhat made up my mind before talking to peyton but any time you have a chance to talk to him, take advantage of it. he told me, not to look back, don't regret your decision, don't worry about injuries. you'll get yourself in trouble. >> mike shumann will have more combine and hoop highlights tonight at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. >> next at 8:30, a united front, three women ban together. >> also the sun is out and the snow and ice are starting to melt. i'm john alston, live in the >>> winter storm that went through the bay area brought rain and wind. most people were excited abou

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the united states is capable of anything it's it's a rogue state as they like to call others we've seen how they've handled people in guantanamo children we've seen this this president now is trying to get a law that will allow them legally to assassinate without. without any court. u.s. citizens anywhere in the world they do this already but now they want a law that allows them this you know the german nazis they could make laws to you can you can make any law you weren't and that doesn't make it just. i'm afraid that that they could very well assassinate this man either legally or not legally the former ambassador to denmark where i live james cain has also come out and called for his execution the two leading candidates of the republican party for the next presidential elections called for him to be shot or killed in any way you know so this is hysterical right wing atmosphere in your mind when you when you talk about that the threats to julian assange the possible threats and people calling for his execution we've heard a sauna say before that he never spends more than one night in

do you find yourself want to go call watson he? >> i make an effort to call it it. yeah, occasionally i slip into the he. >> to waste little by little. watson? >> what is printer. >> man, he's fast. >> reporter: he, i mean, it is a formidable foe as i was learning. did i mention i didn't have a very good breakfast that morning. >> let's finish the northern most capital city. >> let's do it. manila. kathmandu and jakarta. >> what is kathmandu. >> he was fast on that one. he knew that category. let's do president sham rhyme time for 200 please. >> here we go. bram... pack animals? >> what is obama's lamb as. >> obama's lamas. that's what this category is all about. >> reporter: it amazed me how watson gets all the jokes the word play and the puns that are hallmarks of jeopardy. and watson gets smarter with each answer. >> it learns based on the right answers how to adjust its interpretation. and now from not being confident, it starts to get more confident in the right answers. >> watson surprises snu. >> absolutely. in fact, you know, people say why did he get that w

madam clerk, could you please call the roll? >> [roll-call] mr. president, all members are present. supervisor chiu: thank you. ladies and gentlemen, could you please join me in the pledge of allegiance? >> i pledge allegiance to the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. supervisor chiu: madam clerk, are there any communications? >> i have no communications, mr. president. supervisor chiu: given there are no it's not -- no items on the consent agenda, what do we move to our first item? >> item 1 is an ordinance amending the san francisco environment code to require any person who produces a drug offered for sale in san francisco to participate in approved drug store should program for the collection and disposal of unwanted drugs from residential sources. supervisor mirkarimi: i want to quickly align with this legislation strives to do and the reason is so importuned -- so important that the city and county adopt this. i wanted to help stop the contamination by the improper disposal of

i have never had a drop call in north beach. the only dropped calls happen on nob hill. i have been to three presentations by t-mobile and they have been asked why they want these ariels. -- aerials. they said they received 41 e- mail requests about dropped calls. when asked who the 41 people are, basic privacy prevents them telling who they are. that should tell you something. the fact that two of these three applications -- one has been supposedly withdrawn. we expect it will be back. the other has been postponed until may. it shows you the the argument of density, which is the reason for the discretionary review request -- you really should grant it. it is necessary to step back and look to updating the regulations about these cellphone and tennis -- and tennis -- antennas. i would like to put this in your packet for a future possibility of the board of supervisors and yourself getting together to update the regulations. it is not impossible. president olague: thank you. is there any additional public comment in support of this dr request for it? seeing none, project

coming up later for you -- julian assange calls for his prosecutors to phase calls insemination in london. -- to face cross-examination in london. and a man who murdered his daughter because of her western lifestyle talks to the bbc in his prison cell. and south africa cracks down on the poachers who slaughtered hundreds of animals every year. >> welcome to our special coverage of the continuing anti- government unrest in egypt. in cairo, this has been a remarkable day with the biggest show of anti-mubarak peeling no on the streets of the egyptian capitol. -- anti-mubarak feeling yet on the streets of the egyptian capitol. some are joining the grounds for the first time. there have been similar scenes outside cairo in alexandria and other cities. a few people are still there, and buying be there -- and by being there, they are keeping up the pressure. all this despite more concessions by the government today. the egyptian vice president went on television this morning, promising a road map to constitutional reform and also no harassment of the protesters. there have been concerned about r

. >> same house, sam call? this will be adopted. >> -- same house, same call? >> this is adopted. >> item 28 is a motion appointing supervisor avalos to the bay area quality management district board of directors. firs>> supervisor avalos shall e excused. >> i would ask if we can continue this for two weeks. >> supervisor elsbern has made a motion to continue this for two weeks. without objection, this will be continued for two weeks until march 1st. >> next item, 29. >> item 29 is appointing supervisor kim to the trans bay powers authority. >> do we have a motion to skews supervisor kim? -- to excuse supervisor kim? without objection. can we take a roll-call vote. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> this motion is approved. next item. >> item 30 is a motion appointing supervisor merck -- mar to the urban counties caucus. >> to we have a motion to excuse supervisor mar? can we now take a roll-call audivote? >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> this motion is approved. i

protesters are calling for the resignation of hosni mubarak. we are looking now at live pictures from cairo. some made their way into tahrir square and started fighting with protesters. egyptian state television had coverage. what is happening there now? >> i talked to one activist who said he is a very shaken. he said the situation on the ground is much more horrible -- he is very shaken. there is already one dead, confirmed. the people there are terrified. they have been coming every day since these protests is -- protests started, and he said they were taking care to not bring weapons. they always searched people. they want peaceful change, and now there is violence. >> state television again is telling demonstrators to go home. do you think the army will step in and force them to leave? >> well, this is a question that we are all wondering, what the army is going to do. we have really watched this. we really do not know what they are going to do, but, you know, on the one hand, it could be a good sign, telling protesters to leave, telling t

he called on opposition parties to have a dialogue. but there are growing calls for mubarak's resignation. protesters are calling for a rally in cairo on tuesday with more than 1 million people. tens of thousands have already started to gather at a public square in the city center on monday night. the military has deployed tanks and armored vehicles in the area. nhk world's ahmad saeed has more from cairo. >> reporter: organizers of the demonstrations are trying to set up pressure on president hosni mubarak by calling for a general strike and massive rally. it is not clear how things will unfold. but there are two key factors. one is the military. egyptian people respect the country's military which fought four middle east wars for them. mubarak is apparently trying to use the popularity of the military to regain public trust in his administration, but it's not clear whether the military will remain loyal to mubarak at a time when public sentiment is turning against him. the other key factor is whether the mubarak administration can ma

i mentioned do not called. do not call is generally understood to not only be in washington but also outside the nation's capital, one of the most successful government programs in a long time. believe me, if you are looking for a policy initiative in washington, you would like to begin with something that is generally viewed as successful. do not call has been so successful that more people signed up for it then voted in their most recent presidential election for both candidates combined. that is pretty good. when you hear this phrase, do not track, you're hearing partly to public concern and partly that this is the reaction where congress has had some success. with all good stories, there is a bit of a back story. i will tell you the back story on do not call, and what it tells us what they do not track may be facing in the few years ahead. do not call took a lot hand to get it right. i remember the first hearing on the proposal. in fact, i was there, testifying in support of it back in 1990. i said, it was

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