nobody can answer that. >> after hearing rumors of what is happening, journalist carmichael races tone to file a report. by the time he and his friend arrive, survivors and the dead have nearly all been removed by rescue workers. >> we're on the bridge. he's shooting some video and taking some images to help me out. there were hundreds and hundreds of personal possessions lying on this bridge. then down the other side, they hadn't yet cleared and there were dozens of people lying dead. >> hospitals stretched far beyond their limits scramble to receive and treat the injured. >> we saw the scene at the hospital. kay ot can scenes at the hospital. people looking desperately for friends and relatives. the hospitals were overwhelmed. >> despite the efforts of rescue workers, 347 people are killed and hundreds are injured. >> the overwhelming cause of death according to hospital authorities were people suffocating in the sheer crush or broken bones. people having their bodies crushed in the crowds or in some cases throwing themselves into the river and drowning. >> while the number of casu

the class of third graders from carmichael school here in the neighborhood. >> as a member of the board since 2003 and the board president for the last three years, i am incredibly excited to be able to kick off this ground breaking. on a personal note, kie not be more pleased that our families, art collection has found a home at sfmoma. and i would now like to introduce... thank you. >> i would now like to introduce a partner who has been with us every step of the way in leading this transformation, district six supervisor jane kim. >> thank you, bob. >> i just asked craig if he was looking forward to working on his next non-controversial project here in the city and county of san francisco? >> i always like to say this, that i do represent one of the oldest parts of the city. but in many ways it feels like the newest neighborhood and the newest kid on the block here in the city, but i think that we take for granted the neighborhood that exists now and what it was like over 20 years ago and actually one of the first tenants that helped to transform the city wassan francisco mona and we

i am with the after school program and summer program and the after school program in betty carmichael educational center south of market and representing the ywca and for the stakeholders. this group has been crucial for the community in terms of supporting immigrant families that are newly arrived and i had the pleasure to check in with a lot of the families and they're really struggling in terms of just having availability of housing, jobs and opportunity are for their children to have a safe place to stay in the programs and i want to reiterate there is more than enough budget to meet all of these needs so we as a community members and voters ask that the board of supervisors be diligent and thoughtful and responsible when approving the final budget and you can't afford to rubber stamp such a critical policy document. we must work together to create a budget that helps all san franciscans to be part of the recovery and make san francisco whole and thriving and functioning so please invest by supporting the district 6 budget. thank you very much for listen listening. >> okay. thank

my name is mark alton and the father of an 11 year old, a teacher at betty carmichael school and a soma resident. i appreciate the opportunity to provide public comment. i have been a student of san francisco for most of my life, something about this area has always fascinated me. as you craft a budget now please remember what makes the city so great. in addition to the scenery and tourist teakzs it's us, the individuals and families that form its human landscape. as we celebrate our economy and marvel at renewed investment and growth let's insure the budget helps those that want to call san francisco their home. please prioritize the following budget items as you move forward. education and youth development. there's no better way to invest in the future. continue to partner with the schools and organizations that seek to nourish and enrich the lives of our young citizens. affordable housing. in order to maintain diversity in san francisco we must retain a stock of homes with mixed incomes and earning less than six figures. as we provide incentives for hi tech and medical research let'

or stoically carmichael, or others. they were unbossed, unbought.hey would have to deal with wall street, multinational corporations. we are going to focus on poor people, working people across the board. we're going to talk about the connection between drones and crimes of humanity outside of borders. we will talk about wall street criminality. gay andan make sure our lesbian brothers and sisters have dignity. martin luther king jr. was a free black man, a jesus-loving free black man. brother martin's spirit would want somebody to push the issues. that is his connection to malcolm x and so many of the great freedom fighters that go all the way back to the first slaves that stepped on these decrepit shores. atcornel west now teaches union theological seminary here in new york. before that, a professor at princeton university. he is the author of numerous books, co-host of a radio show with tavis smiley. together, they wrote the book "the rich and the rest of us: a poverty manifesto." when we come back, we look at the controversy over the late great

stokely carmichael said organize organize organize and that is what we need to do. [applause] >> you know, i love anything sasha and malia and so any kind of image of them is beautiful and i do love them and i believe the notion put forward of that kind of new generation set of conversations but i also think and i know that is a set of possibilities as kendall said that is very limited, very small, very narrow and very elite. the two images that are notions of communities talking to each other and having dialogue has stuck with me this week where the interview with juror 37 that anderson cooper did and i'm really glad for that interview. i am very thankful for the honesty of juror p37 and what she said and the insight that she gave us in when she referred to people like rachel gentile and those people, they don't live like we do. we don't see -- they don't see the world like we do so clearly she is not having dialogue with people who are just different from ourselves. when she sees a picture of trayvon he is unfamiliar to her except as a predator. that same night th

you were succeeded by carmichael. and later in life, your ideological positions diverge. he became representative of black political power. i'm curious, some of his positions became outrageous. how do you think history will treat him in terms of his legacy? and the other question is -- i don't know how well you knew him, but what contributed to his ideological position diverging from yours as he progressed in life? >> i first met stoically metstokely -- i first met stokely when he was a student in new york. came from a different environment. the young people that came out of the city and the end people that came out of the south were different. they took the position that if it is -- that it is not a struggle of one week, one month, when my time. there's only one strouble. uggle.oubl to members of my to people my staff, in the movement, you have to pace yourself. you cannot be like a firecracker and just pop off. you have to be like a pilot light and burn and burn and burn. and stokely is- not here to speak for himself, but some people are not -- some people never accepte

neil carmichael. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker but engineering work financed by this government is under way to redouble the line between stroud and -- this is fantastic news and does the prime minister agree with me that a good example of sensible investment in infrastructure leading to economic growth? >> i think my friend is right, investing particularly in some of the branch lines which have been singletrack lines like the ones that serve my constituency instead of double track lines make the service far better, far more reliable and we can get more people out of their cars onto trains and use the service like that. >> [inaudible] [laughter] >> what i say to the honorable gentleman is that he needs to examine again this relationship between the unions and the labour party. that's the problem. they do this, yes, they give you the money, they buy the votes, they by the leader. that's how it works. >> order. statement, the secretary of state. >> you on c-span2 relieve the british house of commons now as they move onto oth

in snic, you were succeeded by stuckey carmichael. and later in life, your ideological positions diverge. stokely later became representative of black political power.and economic development. some of his suppositions were vindicated by the election of obama for the second term. later in life, some of his positions became outrageous. how do you think history will treat him in terms of his legacy? and the other question is -- i don't know how well you knew him, but what contributed to his ideological position diverging from yours as he progressed in i first met stokely she had been a student at howard university. he was from new york. 's.came south in the 1960 i think he came from a different environment. the young people that came out of the city and the end people that came out of the south were different. they took the position that if it is -- that it is not a struggle of one week, one month, when my time.-- or one lifetime. , and on on and on struggle you have to pace yourself. we said to many young people who came to the north, -

. >> neil carmichael. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker.i certainly welcome the news the european investment bank is going to increase by 40% the amount of investment made in small and medium-sized businesses. i'd like to see the same in some of the banks as well. is there any genuine appetite to include energy in a more competitive framework, perhaps a single market? >> first of all, britain supports this. our policy has always been one the fiscal policy we have to take tough actions, but in terms of monetary policy, we should be looking at all the ways we can help get money from wangs and institutions -- banks and institutions in businesses. that's what this european investment bank expansion should be about. in terms of energy, we continue to push for completion of the energy single market. there has been progress, but it's an ongoing battle. >> jonathan ash worth. >> the promise is right, and i'm pleased he discussed trade with the prime minister of pakistan. but does he think his efforts on trade will be helped or hindered if the home