next speaker. >> lynn that chapman from -- linda chapman from nob hill which is not mention that is aor center of entertainment and i am a native, lived here in the 1960's. it was lovely. i lived for about 20 years in the theater district, and i loved it. it was a pleasure to here the music from the gold dust or biscuits and blues, but that is because there were not in a residential area, you see. and much of nob hill is a dense residential area. i am going to try to play something so that you will hear what it sounds like in the dense residential area. but anyway, pulled streak -- pulled street is the residential neighborhood district, and parts of it is now unlivable. there is a senior housing building there. unfortunately this is not playing for some reason. it did earlier. the resident manager of the building across the street, where residents have been there 20, 30, 40 years, and many are older and have heart conditions and other conditions, they cannot sleep. from 10:30 p.m., sometimes until 3:30 a.m. that was like last weekend. from 11:30 p.m. to 2:30 a.m., it is like a wall of

next speaker. >> lynn that chapman from -- linda chapman from nob hill which is not mention that is aor center of entertainment and i am a native, lived here in the 1960's. it was lovely. i lived for about 20 years in the theater district, and i loved it. it was a pleasure to here the music from the gold dust or biscuits and blues, but that is because there were not in a residential area, you see.

commissioner fong: linda chapman? >> linda chapman from of hill -- knob hill. i am concerned about the of all is said and entertainment issues that i have spoken about before. printed clearly, these luggage at between what you intend and what you think is lawful and other laws. let me mention, for example, the masonic. a lot of discussion and thought was given to the exterior buses and whether they can park their performer's buses or vans, and it was approved that they will not be running their motors. ok, but the police code says that house and vehicles, which is what those are, cannot park on san francisco's streets anywhere in the city after 10:00 p.m. so, fancy this, b.b. king appears in court on the misdemeanor case of illegal camping on knob hill. i called central station two years ago, and i have been calling this to everybody's attention as an example of how ludacris we can be. is it, can you go and do it even if people are not complaining. the dorman, i guess, have not been calling down there, even though i suggested. no, no, we're busy. but if somebod

. >> look for that run, chapman stepped in and committed the personal foul. kind of a moving screen out here. >> have you to be very careful when you set that screen. you can't do it when you are really tight to the man because then you are trying to move. have you to get to him, set the screen and make sure you keep your feet still. screening is a real art. and -- as i have watched basketball in the last couple of years, i have seen screening just disappear from the game. and i don't think there is anything more difficult to guard against in half-court offensive play than a good screen. >> clint chapman, with four personal fouls here at the 4:12 mark. ratliffe, inside with the left hand. >> now he made a good fake there. he made just that one step, good head fake. he moved either way. he hadn't taken a step and he spun back to his left. >> j'covan brown with 3 for the horns, back to 13. got a timeout. you know, you made such a good poign, the first time we ever see this missouri team this year, we were in columbia. they had a lead and you said the one thing

we're going to talk to rachelle chapman and her husband in a moment.ehab facility in san diego, dedicated to helping people with spinal cord injuries. this is another milestone for rachelle chapman, standing and walking with the help of specialized machines. >> i feel a big difference. i'm obviously not walking, but i mean my upper body is infinitely stronger. my core is getting stronger, which helps me so much in my daily life. >> reporter: this is rachelle's second visit here. she's already seeing signs of progress. >> it certainly doesn't feel like it used to feel. but it brings it back, makes your mind remember when it felt like to stand up. >> reporter: it's been nearly two years since rachelle's life was changed forever. it happened at her bachelorette party when one of her friends playfully pushed her into a swimming pool. she ended up with a c-6 spinal cord injury, paralyzed from the collar bone down. since then she's gotten married to her longtime sweetheart. honeymooned in fiji and had her house remodeled to be more wheelchair accessible. but

next he's going to take on democrat tick incumbent -- democratic inincumbent marcy chapman. >>> peopleave been asking why. why was 13-year-old monae turnage killed. tonight they gather with heavy hearts to remember the young girl. >>> one local community can rest easier knowing the people who serve and protect have new tools to do it. how the tools are possible in this economy. those stories and more coming up at six. here's a preview of what's ahead on world series with --ed on world news with diane sawyer. >> he tap danced in the subways to put himself through college. that's tonight. >>> millions of college grads will be heading out into the workforce in a few short months, but the job market is really a tough one. when it comes to wages, young people are getting hit hard. we have the details. >> reporter: despite signs of improvement, young adults are feeling the paint average income for those between that 23 and 29 have been declining and the losses since the recession have been more pronounced. entry level wages for male grads dropped 11%. wages for female graced dropped 8% accor

. >> good afternoon, my name is douglas chapman. i've lived here for 60 years.e subject of school improvement grants, my main concern especially when i had two young children are water happened to thurgood marshall and bergen high school? i was planning to send my son and daughter there. unfortunately, when i researched it, they had gotten off to such dubious starts that i ended up not going to either school. as far as i could research it, it seems like marshall and bergen achieved the school of being a low high school. i think we're doing a disservice by having one low high school and allowing marshall and bergen to continue to fall behind in achieving the saddest of low high schools. everyone agrees that it's obviously important to have the three r's emphasized. in my opinion, they even need more emphasis because i think like most kids, growing up in san francisco like myself, once you have the strong foundation under three r's you can basically learn other subjects on your own. you don't have to be taught by any special teachers or persons like that. you can

the union column sets out and moves the last miles until they come to another small stream called chapman's body. this one is even smaller. they have run through a set of woods, another set of woods, a couple of over passions, and then a lot of toshi acreage called honeycutt rich. and did the confederate calvary prepared to fight them, they think. union cavalry up front of the main column, sets up a line of battle and the confederates lead. they ride over this hill. so the on scene commander, brigadier general lee, and his staff and some of the other staff of infantry go up to the top of this, and lee reports, i see before me every confederate seemingly west of the mississippi river. they have been to my left as far as i can see. they have been back to the road ahead of me to my right. indeed, there's probably 12,000 of there. the most packaging can put on the field is 7200. because they can't get past the wagon that banks have put in front, again, banks is not a military man. the confederates under taylor and the union under tactical commander, a brigadier general, and another brigadier ge

he's a graduate of hillsdale college and he is also a graduate of the chapman university school of law and he's an adjunct professor of law at the mcgeorge school of law in sacramento. please welcome tim sandford. [ applause ] >> as you know most of the attention on the obama care is on the constitutionality. if congress can force people to buy insurance under the commerce clause, what can it not do? that would in theory expand federal power to the point it could do anything it wants. a very similar issue is presented when we talk about the medicaid expansion. that is done under different clause of the constitution the taxing and spending power of the constitution. if question here is whether congress has any limits at all. the federal government spends money by giving it to states. it says to the states if you want this money you have to comply with our requirements. the question then arises what kind of conditions can the federal government put on the

here's nbc's chapman bell. >> reporter: touch down in belize to a formal welcome.resenting his grandmother the queen for her diamond jubilee. after a speech to the people of belize -- >> when it became clear that i was to represent my grandmother in belize, my heart leapt, for a good reason. >> reporter: and the naming of a street in the queen's honor. >> queen elizabeth ii boulevard. >> reporter: it wasn't long before things became a little less formal as the prince joined a traditional street party. >> the street party, he rather broke with royal protocol and danced with very pretty ladies, and ate food and drank beer. it's not your typical royal walkabout but that's harry all over. he likes to have fun. >> reporter: warming to the belizean people, they had heard harry likes to have a good time. he did not disappoint on his first solo royal tour. >> it's a great start to the four for harry. it's been very colorful. he's been labeled the party prince because he's really got into the belizean spirit here. >> reporter: after a night of festivities the third in line

chapman, who spoke earlier, i want to thank her for bringing the concerns of residents been doubly the entertainment division's debt and commissioners can help in the process of bringing their career awareness to entertain me, which is such an important part of san francisco's life culture, and can be appreciated, but residents can be expected as well -- can be respected as well. we're continuing this to the call of the chair, without objection. is there any other business before us? >> no, there are no further matters. supervisor mar: thank you, everyone. meeting adjourned. >> the only item on the agenda is consideration of amendments to legislation. >> hopefully, this is a great simplification over what we expected to do today. i will ask you to more or less ignored them, what we had earlier this week, and look at what is in front of you. although the board of supervisors passed out a version of the public finance proposal that the ethics commission adopted, there were a number of amendments included. even though it passed the board, since then, there has been some dissension among b

linda chapman, tom murphy. >> first of all, thank you again for bringing this study forward. thank you for having this hearing. music, night life, and entertainment for an important ecosystem. night life itself is one aspect of an ecosystem, an industry of music and creative industries in san francisco. by studying this one element, we are touching the tip of the iceberg of an enormous amount of jobs and of revenue, and of money flowing into town, not to mention the cultural benefits received from my life, music, and culture. some of the things that you do not see are important to pay attention to, particularly the festival that san francisco has become known to. and then -- known for. we bring an enormous crowd to treasure island every year. virtually every festival that we have features a musical component. the music industry employs a great number of people that do not show up, a night life study that contributes to the night life economy. whether they are involved with engineers, or music creators themselves, working day and night to create the entertainment online or els

fifty paid top rate of income tax to the rich people meanwhile small businesses found sound untoward chapman run a company which sells an install spence's to keep your pet in your garden it employs seven people full time and runs for vans in which engineers deliver fit and train pets to use the fences the guys can work in hampshire one day and then the next day depends on when the customer wants us all we have the increase in the eighty which obviously is going on top of fuel as well and then the actual fuel duty is well you can't keep being a screen at all angles forever around seventy percent of the economy is small business the government says it's depending on firms like to rebuild it but growth and development is out of the question according to sam he says the price of fuel is. the price at the pump has already hit one pound fifty five a liter in some places that's two dollars forty six and although some of it is due to the geopolitical situation including the arabian oil embargo a staggering sixty percent is tax it's an easy but damaging way to raise money fields which is actually a v

and tonya chapman is the producer of that. she'll be spending the next two hours recognizing or identifying the justices and making sure that we're getting that all correct. by the way, this entire package will re-air in primetime tonight on the c span networks. krstspan.org for all the information. walter in indian wells we have time for a few more calls. >> caller: hi. how you doing? thank you for taking my call. i'm an attorney of 45 years. i'm a republican. i do believe we need health care reform. so with that thought in mind i would tell you that i've never read the whole act. t it. i suppose i have if i went online somewhere. but i don't think any of these guys knew what they were passing when they passed it. okay. there were two issues that i was concerned about. one tort reform which i would be 100% for if it works. if it is going to save save money on medical malpractice. secondly i am for allowing insurance companies insurance in any state in the union. this way i think we should be able to lower our medical costs. n

she's wearing a gown by giorgina chapman and jewelry but john benz and samantha wearing a address byxander a reich. the american selleder accused of killing 16 afghan civilians has been flown out of afghanistan and there are reports he's been flown to kuwait and legal proceedings will now go against him outside of afghanistan. nine of those victims were children. a member of the nato led forces in afghanistan has been injured in an incident involving a vehicle in a visit by the u.s. secretary of defense, leon panetta and it was reported the vehicle was driven on the main base of the bastion at the helmand province. the rating agency put the triple rating on the negative outlook and warns it could downgrade the u.k. in the next few years if the government does not contain the level of public debt, a credit rating in theory determines a country's borrowing costs. the american investment bank goldman sachs is doing its best to refute claims by a former manager that its working environment is toxic and destructive. greg smith who headed goldman's equities derivative business in europe sa