cathy: online. patty: what if our address changes? cathy: online.ty: what if i want medicare too? cathy: online. patty: so, how did you get so darn smart anyway? cathy: online! ♪ when cousins are two of a kind! ♪ supervisor mar: the march 7, 2011, land use meeting. joining me is supervisor cohen and supervisor wiener. our clerk is -- clerk: items will appear on the march 15 board of superi answers agenda, as otherwise stated. -- the board of supervisors and agenda, unless otherwise stated. -- the board of supervisors' agenda. supervisor mar: i also want to thank sfgtv for televising us today. could you please read item number one? clerk: an ordinance amending the zoning map. >> the board of supervisors adopted the market octavia plan on the overhead. there were many amendments that were made, and as the market octavia plan moved, somewhere in the process, the lot outlined in block continued to show up, but it should be changed. in fact, that is the only item in your ordnance today under this item. those specific ones were changed. this is the market

cathy: online. patty: what if our address changes? cathy: online. patty: what if i want medicare too? cathy: online. patty: so, how did you get so darn smart anyway? cathy: online! ♪ when cousins are two of a kind! ♪ >> welcome to culture wire. the arabs don't possible has bringing you the best of the arab film to the bay area. this year's festival is no exception. consider the most important arab film festival outside of the arab world, the festival offers a rare window to the arab world and its diverse community. featuring 24 films from over 18 countries, it is also one of the only four runs that showcases new works by established and emerging arab filmmakers. the possible films in four cities. in addition, the festival organizers a film series for high-school students free of charge. this year's lineup offers something for everyone, including shorts, documentary's, comedies, and dramas. >> [speaking arabic] the mission of the arab film festival, since it its inception in 1996, and it came about -- members of our community realized there was stere

cathy: patty! i've decided to follow your lead and file for social security benefits online. patty: but cath, aren't you back in zanzibar? cathy: i just got on my laptop and went to socialsecurity.gov. it took less than 15 minutes! patty: wow! you are a miracle worker. cathy: well, cheers, patty. i'm off to film a baby rhino. ♪ when cousins are two of a kind! ♪ patty: a baby rhino. thanning television analogious as a simple area. but it's geographicic of the city. from the golden gate heights and the little area called the extension triangle and the park and inaudiblee lake shore, lake side. we have a number of distinct -- welcome to the latest addition of the district -- i am jennifer low. today we are focusing on district 7. the district between the lake and zoo. to remain something of a mystery of san francisco. let's find the charm of district 7. >> look at this, it's one of the most unique strips in all of san francisco. we have the unique neighborhoods to make san francisco what it is. they are unique and distinct and have their own characteristics. that's what we love.

cathy: online. patty: what if i want medicare too? cathy: online. patty: so, how did you get so darn smart anyway? cathy: online! ♪ when cousins are two of a kind! ♪ so are you going out tonight? i can't. my parents say i have to be home right after work. ugh. that's so gay. totally gay. ugh. that is so emma and julia. why are you saying, "that's so emma and julia"? well, you know, when something is dumb or stupid, you say, "that's so emma and julia." who says that? everyone. announcer: imagine if who you are were used as an insult. >> welcome. we are here doing our building san francisco tour. we're going to have a very interesting tour of elevators in sanford cisco. we have all gotten into an elevator, the doors have closed, and it has carried us to our destination. have you ever wondered how elevators were -- work? we check out the need outside the elevator using current technology and we learn about the latest destination elevated technology all here in san francisco. we will also visit the machinery where all the behind- the-scenes gears contro

but i was very lucky to have these amazing colleagues-- michael dawson and cathy cohen. and particularly cathy cohen who is an african-ameran woman, she's a lesbia she a feminist, and every day, she asked me questions that were much harder than any questions i'd ever been asked before around not just race in politics, but race, gender, sexual identity, class. she and my students and others around me really pushed me to think in different ways, so that... >> hinojosa: so what was one of those questions where you thought you had it all pat, and then all of a sudden she poses a question to you and you're stumped? what kind of a question? >> so i mean, this is a silly example, but i'd written an introduction that in part included a reference to the cosby show, and saying that "in the 1980s, so many of us who were growing up related to one of the characters in the cosby show." you either thought of yourself as denise or vanessa or rudy. and she says, "you know, melissa, if you're black and queer, you didn't actually relate to any of them." you know, if you're black and lesbia

cathy is joining us now. she's with the job journal.ood morning to you -- come on in here so i can get a little closer to you. you are the job fair coordinator. >> yes. >> when you say the jobs are here, what kind of jobs are we talking about and. >> we have everything from a lot of information technology positions. we have over 100 of those. we have high-level administrative, customer service, government jobs, education jobs, public safety. a lot of engineering jobs, including civil engineers, industrial engineers. and sales, a lot of variety. >> in fact, you have more than 500 jobs? >> we have over 500 jobs available, yes. >> now, are these immediate openings or do people have to put in a resume and wait? >> well, they will have to apply for the jobs. and, you know, they should bring resumes and some of the companies will tell them how they want them to apply. but, yes, a lot of them are immediate jobs. especially in the i.t. field. >> when you talk about resumes, you actually have workshops to help people polish up those resumes. tha

cathy is joining us now. she's with the job journal.ood morning to you -- come on in here so i can get a little closer to you. you are the job fair coordinator. >> yes. >> when you say the jobs are here, what kind of jobs are we talking about and. >> we have everything from a lot of information technology positions. we have over 100 of those. we have high-level administrative, customer service, government jobs, education jobs, public safety. a lot of engineering jobs, including civil engineers, industrial engineers. and sales, a lot of variety. >> in fact, you have more than 500 jobs? >> we have over 500 jobs available, yes. >> now, are these immediate openings or do people have to put in a resume and wait? >> well, they will have to apply for the jobs. and, you know, they should bring resumes and some of the companies will tell them how they want them to apply. but, yes, a lot of them are immediate jobs. especially in the i.t. field. >> when you talk about resumes, you actually have workshops to help people polish up those resumes. tha

finally personal shopper cathy hoskins set to tell how she saw bonds injected with steroids by his former personal trainer greg anderson, who is in jail for refusing to testify against bonds. trial starts again at 8:30 a.m. at the federal courthouse. the second week of the trial actually. >> yes, it is. and it's getting a little more interesting, too, to say the least. >> reporter: oh, yeah. >> sharon chin, thank you. >>> we are going to hear from president obama this afternoon about america's military mission in libya. the president will be speaking from the national defense university in washington. white house says mr. obama will talk about what the u.s. policy in libya will be. critics from both parties are saying the president never asked congress for approval before taking military action and hasn't given them a clear plan yet. the president is expected to speak at 4:30 p.m. our time. we'll have coverage right here on cbs and continuing developments on libya on the cbs 5 eyewitness news at 5:00. and, of course, at our website, cbssf.com. >>> let's check weather and traffic. we'll st

we have cathy bonner from the airport. >> good morning. the airport is requesting your approval for eight additional airline lease agreements. the terms before you today are identical to the 31 leases approved by the board last year. we gave the airline's three different opportunities to become a signatory airlines to these agreements. we believed that this would be the last round today. the last of the three. these will be the last people in the signatory airlines to sign- on. setting the rates and charges at the airport for another 10 years. the term of july 2011 through 2021. approving new agreements with air canada, berlin, hawaiian airlines, abx, hawaii and cargo, and ameriflight. some of these leases would authorize landing rights and terminal rentals. three of the leases are cargo only airlines simply requesting landing rights. i would be happy to answer any specific questions you might have. supervisor chu: let's go to the budget analysts report on this item. >> as we stated on page 7 of the report, the subject airlines have paid t

lot of the testimony is going to hinge on women, his former mistress, kimberly bell, his assistant, cathy hoskins. >>reporter: in defense opening statement, barry bonds' lead attorney called into question the credibility of those witnesses, especially kimberly bell, his ex girlfriend. hebe sure to stay here for all the latest developments on this case. david stevenson will have a report on what going #á goes on in the trial this afternoon at 5:00. for now, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we'll have the grand jury testimony and indictment. just click on the tab at the top of the web page. >>> heavy antiaircraft fire and loud explosions heard in triopoly. this is the fourth night of fighting in the libyan capitol. u.s. and european forces of libya say they've reduced colonel khadafy's air defense by 50%. international strikes destroyed a seaport and four trucks loaded with rocket launchers and also hit warehouses containing other military equipment. the campaign to enforce the no- fly zone must continue, some say, until khadafy stops attacking his own people. >>> the crash of an american fighter je

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arthur as well as cathy hoskins, bond's former personal assistant.oskins is expected to testify that bonds told her he was using steroids. at the federal courthouse in san francisco, dan curman kron 4 news. >>pam: earlier former baseball player randy testified that he met on a trainer greg anderson back in 2001. he testified he bought human growth hormone from anderson and said it gave him more insurance and strength. he also said anderson injected him on various occasions. under cross-examination, he said he never got the clear or the cream. prosecutors have called a variety of baseball players to suggest they knew what anderson was giving them even though bonds maintains he did not know. our coverage of the barry bonds perjury trial will continue with expert analysis for attorney michael cardozo of what today's testimony means for the case. that's coming up later in the newscast. other news around the bay, a house boat was destroyed by fire in alameda. the blaze erupted before noon. firefighters say it took about 15 minutes to get under control. no

. >> cathy, what about residents. lot of people are probably watching from their living room wondering. should they go? >> right now we do not believe there is a danger to the residents. but that is being considered every half hour. and if that changes, then we will mobilize, and we will evacuate the homes or the areas where we think it is necessary. >> the best advice is stay aware, keep watching tv. >> exactly. it is a tsunami watch which means that there is danger. and that i think if people are aware, they're better served. >> captain, thanks for joining us. >> you're welcome. >> we have seen active patrols, police driving up and down. one officer couldn't stop to talk to us because they have to stay mobile. they're doing their best to watch for people and keeping them informed. they've got their spotlights turned on, looking for people walking the dog, jogging, keeping them informed. they want you to know what the risks are. they are estimating that the highest water will be at 2 feet. that's just an estimate at

in in two thousand there may be a little bit later the worst change its attitude and the image of cathy improved dramatically in the west he was he was even less his thoughts you clear a program and he also the no any aggressive plans he says he were to. proclaim it he started to build new libyan contacts with the west world and on this way he made some concrete steps that wife was accepted by the west in libya was even made a member of the united nations human rights committee he wasn't it. wasn't it's not you know we can say yes now we can see this and i think it was. a shock for many members of the united nations so so so so you think that maybe this will be the in one step. here in our studio are three questions he's the vice president of the world association of russia press spotlight will be back shortly after a break so stay where you are we'll continue the interview in less than a minute. wealthy british style holds a spot on the title of. top of the. market so why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy in the congo report on. me is easy to. see very easy. t

kirk landon, cathy l. jones, john and linda squitero, david a. klein foundation, and the villagers. >> "dear mr. chalfin, what do you think about the name vizcaya for the florida house? tradition has it that it was the name of one of the early spanish adventurers who explored this part of the world. we could also use as an emblem for the house, a caravel. i doubt if we are likely to find a better name. yours sincerely, james deering." >> i think as a world traveler james deering viewed architectural history from a lens of timelessness. he knew what the princes of the renaissance had built. he related to the princes of american industry changing the world in the way the medicis changed the world of renaissance europe. >> vizcaya had to look like a italian villa that had been lived by several generations for 300 years, and the place was never meant to looked new. >> and yet it's built in the 20th century and it doesn't look corny, it's not a pastiche. it's the real thing. >> in 1910, industrialist james deering started making plans to build his dre

seven time child fall until rossi unable to challenge the trio finishing seventh with his knee to cathy on a day when accidents were unfortunately part it's. everything with honda so far is just plain amazing everything we're going to vika over the pre-season with my vans and getting more and more comfortable i can this way can you know if we're just beginning stronger and stronger is awake and went on and on and for the ratio nothing really changed the bike was still fantastic and i had a great feeling with it. and finally thirty six the annual moscow will see over tournaments took place in the russian capital this weekend the competition is important growing ahead of the twenty twelve london olympic games us counseling the top off now reports. the traditional moscow see where is the last tournament before the start of qualifying for the twenty twelve olympic games the brush is rising and that's why the world's best fans are gathered in the russian capital to engage their sabers and go for glory the final round presented lots of like itching towns or is in the manstein event throughout

well i believe very strongly that the work that, that csat has done and cathy nugent within one of our branches, with the addiction technology transfer centers, is beginning to do that quite a bit. i think that it is a very conscious effort at you know, we're, we're struggling internally and, and working at it. and so you know the process is, it's almost like eating an elephant, you know, how do you begin to eat an elephant, it's going to be one bite at a time. so we, we are beginning to make inroads into that area, particularly with the materials from, that are being developed within the attc. certainly the planning partners for recovery month, right daphne? yes indeed, that's been such a valuable group to move the conversation forward throughout the year, not just in september during recovery month, but throughout the year, to keep this issue elevated. so the question is, is what type of system is somebody coming into? i think it's a system that needs to be all encompassing, that can provide services wherever, whichever doorway the person chooses. and i'm, i'm just really grateful to

thought that the libyan leaders found a close ally of the country to be led by europe's last to take it cathy's plane has been allegedly spotted in belarus something the country's foreign ministry mind you is denying. possible connections between the two according to a stockholm based international institute for peace research and sixty four aircraft took off from an air base in belarus heading for libya in the middle of february and headed for the libyan town of southpaw which according to experts is indeed a key strategic center in in libya this air base in belarus where the plane took off from is in fact a stockpile of different weaponry including rocket launchers machine guns and ammunition now this a legit transfer of weaponry from belarus to libya happened before the u.n. security council imposed an embargo on all weapons sales to libya this is the latest in a string of different allegations connecting minsk in tripoli which surfaced in the last several weeks several days ago media outlets reported that eyewitnesses supported mercenaries from belarus fighting on the side on the side of co

black africans guly cross the desert to go to libya because their employment opportunities or abuse me cathy is fighting some saying that you never saw coming here is committing human rights abuses he is killing civilians we all know that but this does not feel the west will dare enshrine and need to intervene or no fly zone because as robert gates from the pentagon himself said this is the committing war against lead on average and that's a matter of happened we've said ali by dozens and countless conflicts and the african continent took place and i don't think a lot of other center fiasco was different this time as an ally or europe's a little iraq you'll see it like gaz example and of course the iraqi example don't forget benegal chilled hundreds of thousands of civilians that are reckless in the iraqi and iraq war not to mention all the as the wedding parties and after. reasons so yes it is the oil but again as i went on when you look at the wealth of choice than iraq we obviously didn't really work that one out til well so what in the world would make people think that some sort of inva

cathie moore and david were taking wedding pictures when a wave came over them. the couple had actually gotten married two days before, but returned when the swells were better. >>> smithsonian researchers found channels in the california coast that are unique and do not appear to have come from groups that migrated from the great plains to california. the archologists say fishing ships may have settled from japan to the bay of california. >>> this is not a rain event all weekend long; there will be some dry windows we'll try to highlight those for you. we do have higher clouds moving into the bay area. partly to mostly cloudy skies. as far as rainfall, nothing to show you right now in the bay area. we have to go to the north, right around the california oregon border. but that rain coverage will be on the increase. it was very warm out there today. remember just last week at this time we had temperatures only in the mid-40s, they were worried about snow levels to base clown sea level. tonight a completely different story with readings up to the 50s. a few upper

. >> people are youd to the idea of dog being exercised and getting them exercise but exercise for cathyt not in our conscienceness yet. >>reporter: this maybe why. first if you week fat camp were a little rough. but in the last month or so something clicked. about. >> good girl abism they realize this isn't bad. >> between the exercise and restricted diet they are losing weight. >> made huge progress. >>reporter: heaviest she weighed over 20 pound. now. >> we call it 16. >>reporter: she dropped about a fifth of her body weight. this one not too far behind. him if 26 and a half. >>reporter: but they are not done yet. >> level of weight loss l he needs will take over a yishtion until they are down to fighting weight, they are still walking and badly and kitty fat camp will stay in session. this is if back to you. >> they don't look happy bit but they are dropping the pounds. >> there could be progress in the nfl labor talk. coming up. glimmer of hope in the effort to avoid a lock out. >> obama set another what it house milestone. this time l  [ mom ] yes.nt

and bonds' personal shopper cathy hoskins plans to tell how she saw bonds injected with steroids by hiser. these are the key witnesses this week for the prosecution as it tries to show bonds lied in 2003 when told a grand jury he did not knowingly use steroids. we are now in the second week of the trial. court starts again at 8:30 this morning. sydnie? >> sharon, thanks very much. sharon chin in san francisco. >>> pg&e official will go before an administrative law judge today to say why the utility should not be fined millions of dollars. last week the state public utilities commission decided to fine pg&e $6 million. it's because the utility missed a deadline to provide pipeline safety records. pg&e says it may need the rest of the year gather those documents. >>> it is 5:34 now and we are celebrating monday with a dry forecast. something new and different. >> yeah. and hints of sunshine out there. julie, good morning. >> good morning, guys. gosh, i love days like this when i can be the bearer of good news. we're seeing sunshine this morning and warmer temperatures especially later thi

arthur as well as cathy hoskins, bond's former personal assistant.stify that bonds told her he was using steroids. at the federal courthouse in san francisco, dan curman kron 4 news. >>pam: horrible pair randy also testified today that he bought human growth hormone from reagan back in 2001. it she also said anderson and gentlemen various locations terry if more now without legal analyst michael cardozo. how would you describe '60s of the testimony. tax? cafe >> only the lab technicians it has to be done to show that the urine sample was very bonne sample. if it was moved along in a proper and orderly fashion tomorrow, don will testified that his lab tested of what appears to be bought is year-end, and it's a positive for steroids. if the jury believes that it's pretty clear barry bonds took steroids. that's why caitlin is important to n.y. today's chain of custody was important. >>pam: you also mention another ballplayer who testified that his name has been yanked from the trial list from the prosecution? >> you would think it would put bobby out be

it's unfortunate and it shouldn't have happened but thanks a lot, cathy, i appreciate it. >> thank you. [applause] >> you mentioned that bill ayers is part of the extremist who was the also teaching in the university of chicago. my question is, since the last two years we have seen behavior by obama that he's very anti-israel, very confrontational and very pro-palestine. my question is, what was the relationship with chief khalid and bill ayers and president obama? >> the answer is -- in 2008, the "los angeles times" add videotape of -- i think it was rasheed khalid his going away dinner in chicago. and they talked about it and the article is headlined obama, a friend of the palestinian state? but they would not share the contents of that video. we know they were talking about the -- they were making references to israelis as nazi and this is a new holocaust and this, that and the other thing but the "new york times" -- the english times would not share that videotape with anyone. the mccain campaign said hey, this is news. you have an obligation to share it and they did not. we do kno

new york, cathy, a republican. go ahead. caller: i just want to tell the representative that my feeling is that we should have absolutely nothing to do with the libyan conflict. the best thing we can possibly do is to help the president of our country stand up and publicly state that the european union and the islamic countries need to solve this. i don't really give a damn anymore whether we are a humanitarian or whatever we are. this is not our fight. i have a son in the united states navy. he is in the enterprise battle group. he is currently deployed. the last thing i want to have happened is handstanding off the coast of libya and our blood and treasure going to something that is not our fight. guest: thank you for your eloquence. i hope your son will come home soon. we have to understand that we are not living in isolation. i want to go back to a point that was made before and the article that susan read about the banks. we are focused like a laser beam in our country on jobs. that is what we should be doing, creating

guest: thanks, cathy.f all, when you use the effective tax rate, you have to go back and reassess this. if you apply the effective tax rate to corporations or personal, you need to also applied it to your own. one of the things i would say about personal tax rates, many sole proprietorships are paying income tax. if you are operating a sole proprietorship or a partnership, you are applying the income-tax rate, but you might employ dozens or even hundreds. i created jobs, not a huge company, not in a magnificent way, but i did my part and i understand how this works. the component about personal income tax rates at 30% vs. corporate effective rates at 16% are the rich. i would have to verify this, but what lingers in my mind is the top 4% of the income pays about 50% of the taxes. if you go on down the line to 10%, you have taken a larger percentage of it -- you have taken care of a larger percentage of it. it is a sliding scale, progressive, taxes the rich higher than it taxes others. by the way, the lowes

new york, cathy, a republican. go ahead. caller: i just want to tell the representative that my feeling is that we should have absolutely nothing to do with the libyan conflict. the best thing we can possibly do is to help the president of our country stand up and publicly state that the european union and the islamic countries need to solve this. i don't really give a damn anymore whether we are a humanitarian or whatever we are. this is not our fight. i have a son in the united states navy. he is in the enterprise battle group. he is currently deployed. the last thing i want to have happened is handstanding off the coast of libya and our blood and treasure going to something that is not our fight. guest: thank you for your eloquence. i hope your son will come home soon. we have to understand that we are not living in isolation. i want to go back to a point that was made before and the article that susan read about the banks. we are focused like a laser beam in our country on jobs. that is what we should be doing, creating

new york, cathy, a republican. go ahead. caller: i just want to tell the representative that my feeling is that we should have absolutely nothing to do with the libyan conflict. the best thing we can possibly do is to help the president of our country stand up and publicly state that the european union and the islamic countries need to solve this. i don't really give a damn anymore whether we are a humanitarian or whatever we are. this is not our fight. i have a son in the united states navy. he is in the enterprise battle group. he is currently deployed. the last thing i want to have happened is handstanding off the coast of libya and our blood and treasure going to something that is not our fight. guest: thank you for your eloquence. i hope your son will come home soon. we have to understand that we are not living in isolation. i want to go back to a point that was made before and the article that susan read about the banks. we are focused like a laser beam in our country on jobs. that is what we should be doing, creating

in fact, cathy times, who's the head of the nabj, the national association of black journalists who hasus an organization that has given us is very hard time in the past recently wrote a column and the title of that column was "npr's diversity better but not enough" and i would say that exactly summarizes where we are. it's better and it's not enough and a year from now it will be better still. >> there was an entry in the national review, i think, published today from someone who tells me -- he's here in the audience from the heritage foundation addressing the question from perhaps another angle. and that is do you believe there's an imbalance at npr in terms of liberals and conservatives in the newsroom? i think i know which side they like to have better represented there. if the answer's yes, what do you propose to do about it? >> you know, every news organization -- i've worked now with three news organizations but even every other people i know from any other news organization i know gets criticized about being too liberal, about being too conservative, about being too this that an

cathy: online. patty: what if our address changes? cathy: online.ty: what if i want medicare too? cathy: online. patty: so, how did you get so darn smart anyway? cathy: online! ♪ when cousins are two of a kind! ♪ so are you going out tonight? i can't. my parents say i have to be home right after work. ugh. that's so gay. totally gay. ugh. that is so emma and julia. why are you saying, "that's so emma and julia"? well, you know, when something is dumb or stupid, you say, "that's so emma and julia." who says that? everyone. announcer: imagine if who you are were used as an insult.

cathy: online! ross: but what about the paperwork? cathy: online!s: but richard's still working... cathy: online! hey! poppo: you made it! patty: no problemo, poppo! i've got the pie... richard: and i've got my medicare... cathy: and i've got the turkey! poppo: did you get that online too? ♪...when cousins are two of a kind.♪

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cathy: and i've got the turkey! poppo: did you get that online too?

cathy: well, what are you going to do first?ty: we're heading down to brooklyn heights and start in on that social security paperwork. cathy: why would you do that? patty: what do you mean? cathy: it's so much easier to log onto socialsecurity.gov and file online. patty: what if i need to know how much money i'll be getting?

cathy: it takes less time than sitting in a doctor's office...orry...it's, uh, it's less than 10 minutes... sometimes 5 or 6. it's quite easy! doctor kessler: you're really identical... and dr. welby really said... ♪...when cousins are two of a kind.♪

cathy: ...and you probably have a lot of patients who are ready to go on medicare, yes? doctor kessler: yes... patty: you know you could tell them that if they're 65, they can go to socialsecurity.gov and apply for medicare online. cathy: it takes less time than sitting in a doctor's office... it's, uh, it's less than 10 minutes. it's quite easy! ♪...when cousins are two of a kind.♪

i start by saying among our resources, cathy poland is the chief statistician of the federal government, she worked with the federal statistical agencies to come together and conceive of the support. so let me just a cute to the web site. the web site where the report was founded on the council of the world stage and the data on women link which is right here will take you to the report and the underlying data. this report the five areas in it. if you click on any one area that will take you to a description of some of the re