my name is chloe donnelly. i am a san francisco raver. it saddens me that we are criminalizing a community founded on love and a mutual perception of people music that creates duty between people. this does not understand the culture is about. i will keep it short, but the community is about a home. it is about being part of something. it touches my heart to see how many familiar faces came out to support tonight. if the strike to take these events away, as a community that spends our stance in our hearts out, we are not want to take it sitting down. -- that spends hours dancing our hearts out, we are not going to take it sitting down. >> i am a student and an aspiring filmmaker. i attend electronic events. i am a first-generation native. my dad came from the dominican republic. my mom came from panama. they met in a supermarket in the mission. i love this city. as a videographer, for the past year and a half these events have become a source of income for me. i have gained a great amount of experience, exposure, and have met a lot of gre

enter the seminary and through the 1960s, like many of you having the privilege of growing up, not chloe breyer, by the way, had the privilege and the burden of wrecking with the ways in which religion wasn't the opposite of four. religion was implicated in it. in my experience, that it's due with reckoning the church's history and relationship with the holocaust and also a very powerful way, reckoning with the complicity both of christian and catholic to two shins and subliminal christian assumptions in american aid, the implication of my religious identity with the war in vietnam, which was started by a catholic despotic inquisitions that regime in saigon. for by the time i was 13 to 1969, became a priest, religion and violence to find those brackets within which i was in my life and it's not a surprise that defined my full five years as a priest because i was conscripted into it or not because they chose a couple which is when i first mentioned mortmain and jim morton was the profits of the antiwar movement. by 1960, 1973 my priesthood with the mess. i didn't really know where i was i

tara zumar, brian vanwinkle, howard fallen, forrest french, chloe donnelly, melody haden. it looks like adam ha. jonathan castro. anthony james, carson day, catrina enrico, hannah nessens, lisa galloway. if your name has been called and you are in the first five, stand there. if not, take a seat. >> come right up, people waiting to speak. >> thank you. >> my name is guy hara. i am a software engineer. i have not prepared any detailed remarks. but i came here for the reason everyone else has come here. that is because music is deeply important to me. the events that are under consideration for regulation are deeply amazing and important events for me. while i completely understand the concern about regrettable and unfortunate incidents with people who overindulge, or whatever it is, there are far more fatalities, injuries, accidents, and harm done to the youth of this country by family abuse, from alcohol, from any number of things. these events and this music and the culture that you have heard people testifying to tonight is really -- it is what this country was founded f

tile water course in the bottom with plaster above and then we have aluminum panels that kind of he chloe the middle part of the building, then we have a protected canopy at the top. then for the community center with the ground floor we have windows at the street level and then windows at the rear yard, trying to pull views through the building and to the street level. and then up above, we have a channel glass system which i've brought here and i can circulate that with you in a minute. that's -- that diffuses the light. it's a double channel system that makes a translucent appearance and it brings light into the building but it also doesn't project light. it's really a gloge element more than a projected light. -- glowing element more than a probablied light. this is the building looking from presidio avenue. you can see the changes, we're pulling back at the rear of the building here. this is a bird's-eye view looking from center street and once again the new setback we have. and we've also changed the coloration of the rear of the building to let more reflectivity into the building,

chloe and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle the building breaks of the future some of the world's fastest growing emerging markets are meeting in china and they're called the brics brazil russia china india and south africa their plan is simple be an alternative to a western centric world is this an inevitable reality or just wishful thinking. can. see. just as the role of the brics in the world today i'm joined by the escobar and from palo he's a journalist and author of obama does globalist on in brussels we have frederick erickson he is a director and a co-founder of the european center for international political economy and in denver we cross the hydro kind he is a professor of economics at the university of denver gentlemen this is crosstalk that means you can jump in anytime you want to go to you have a first because you've been on the program before ten years ago we came across this term so goldman sachs came up with it bricks and it was a well let's put what it was a sexy tool to sell the emerging markets stocks well ten years later it is taken on a life of its own and in

chloe and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle on the brink of bankruptcy time is running out for the american budget deficit failure to raise the debt ceiling could have catastrophic consequences not only for the u.s. but for the entire world how can piling on more debt begin to solve america's fiscal woes. can. start. to discuss america's out of control debt situation i'm joined by martin henican hong kong he's an associate director at the tike group in cambridge we have jeffrey frankel he's a professor of capital formation and growth at the harvard kennedy school and in new york we cross to joe weisenthal he is a deputy editor at the business insider all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means you can jump in anytime you want but first let's have a quick look at america's debt mess. going broke i'm going for broke wanting stuff get asked unless a fourteen point three trillion dollar debt ceiling is lifted by meade me on the line the course of the us is on i thought of a barge and so how do original lives probably get it more than fourteen point two trillion dollars and ris

congratulations to lamarck, the husband of chloe.ng up $9 billion, they met for seven hours in the minneapolis an effort to create some kind of movement in a positive direction. jerry jones, walked in with the commissioner roger this was the third day of the court ordered forced mediation. we will see if they can come to pass agreement. and didn't come out with the schedule for the next year it is really fan friendly. sunday september 11th, the forty-niners their season opener get seattle, sunday is the dallas cowboys at home and the 13th of november they have the new york giants and on december 19th of the pittsburgh steelers. if that is enough, the raiders monday night september 12th at denver, they have the jets, the patriots, the bears bring on the nba season. absolutely. " we come back, something you don't see every day. it involves this fellow from terra nova high- school in pacifica and what he did with his hands. watch this. wait for it. wait for it. what did he do, you have to wait. don't close.moved. the internet on a plane

. >> hi katie, cameron, chloe, and cooper. >> a lot of kids. >> head inside to amy. >> thanks.t her arm in a shark attack in 2003. eight years later, she continues to ride the waves and remains an inspiration to so many people. we'll talk to bethany in a moment. but first, the moment that forever changed her life. when bethany hamilton catches a wave, it's a powerful lesson of a painful loss overcome by faith and determination. a new movie based on her autobiography, tells the story of her courageous comeback from her near fatal shark attack. the film that depicts her early days as a competitive surfer. until that awful morning of october of 2003. bethany was enjoying the waves on her board, her arm trailing in the water when she was attacked by a 14-foot tiger shark. >> call 911. >> the wave came in, the shark came, boom, grabbed and went. and didn't come to the top at all. there was no splash at all. i looked over and she didn't have an arm. >> bethany lost half her blood in the attack. she was only 13. but the surfer from kauai's north shore was determined to ride the waves

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