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my co-founder, ignacio, is good at explaining it. it's basically a start-up that creates other start-ups and that similar model. >> in mathematics. you can tell i'm an english major. so you go to this school, and you learn these things. but there are other entrepreneurs there who are also trying to take on adobe. they're going to steal your ideas, aren't they? >> no, i think it's fairly rare for companies within y combinator to compete. i think there's healthy competition over funding, someone just had a big launch. >> is it because it's all on the table now anyway? if i have this great idea, i mean, fantastic idea that's going to change the internet, i'm not going to tell anybody until i've got my pieces in place. by the time you're y combinator, you're either going or you're not. is that fair? >> i agree. we changed our model in the middle. so i think that's not necessarily the case where you come in and you know exactly what you're doing. >> but you don't have the fear of somebody stealing your business. >> sure. >> it seems stran

. >> i am also co-infected. best of my knowledge, i contracted hiv by sharing needles with somebody back in 1976. immediately afterwards, i got hepatitis b and a very bad case of siriasis, which look like german measles all over my body, which has caused me problems throughout my life. while i was still in college, i developed a very high fever in december, after the hepatitis b. it went up to 105, and i was put in the school infirmary for the night, and the next day, i was fine. i remember on june 6, 1981, when i first read about the cluster of gay men who were getting strange cancer and pneumonia, that death for me was imminent. life in the 1980's in san francisco -- we were the maelstrom of the epidemic. it was horrible, more than you would believe. but the life program kept me from isolating, which i had for so many years, and my main emphasis now is on living rather than focusing on dying. thank you for listening to me. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. next speaker please. >> i am a constituent of jane came

i'm here with my co-host to welcome you to what promises to be a fascinating discussion about the changes taking place in journalism today. tonight's program is presented by the society of professional journalists in collaboration with the san francisco public library and san francisco bay area journalists. after several years of difficulty, we are seeing a lot of activity, particularly involving new media organizations. we have seen patch.com open hundreds of bureaus across the country. yahoo! is expanding its staff across the country. aol bought the huffington opposed. in the middle east, we saw how citizen journalists are reporting on the uprisings, and in papers like the "san francisco chronicle" are finding ways to collaborate with groups like spj's journalist of the year in northern california. his last three of this year's winners were new or nonprofit media, a ratio that would have been unthinkable just a decade ago when newspapers and large tv stations dominated the news media. to be sure, most of the hard work is still ahead of us. few new start-ups turn a profit. many community

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. >> they co-founded black brothers esteem pushing african-americans to get tested. he was diagnosed in 1990. >> there is fear of the unknown but they have to realize that we are living longer. now it's about hiv and aging. >> the world became familiar with the drug azt that prolongs lives. then protease inhibitors were approved. >> in the current form of therapy has gone from uniformly 100% fatal disease with enormous damage to a treatable disease. >> a new breed of researchers focuses on treating patients earlier to stop the virus from replicating and doing more damage. >> we have sheochb and removing that threat to the body at an earlier time point we show that kavs long term benefit for the patient. >> in the meantime, the vaccine trial continues but it may be some time this one is developed. lyanne melendez, "abc 7 news." >> with me in the studio is one of the co-discoverers of the aids virus, dr. jay levy. he is director of laboratory and human and aids virus. it's such a pleasure to meet you? >> thank you very much. >> i washed this virus from my entire career

the co-founder and senior community manager of oakland local, a nonprofit media that promotes public discourse on issues. in the front row is a media analyst, who publishes an was a key developer of the mercury center. next to him is an assistant professor of broadcast and electronic media at san francisco state university. next is the managing editor for local news at -- i'm sorry. he is not at yahoo!, right. he is editor-in-chief of patch.com, a division of aol that provides news to specific communities. very local. after him, we have the managing director for local news at yahoo.com, guiding the company's local coverage nationwide. last but not least is the senator who represents san francisco and san mateo counties, and he is the recipient of spj's freedom of information award in 2010. that is our panel. back to you, rose. >> before we start, i want to get a sense of who we have in the audience. how many of you currently work in the media? lots. how many of you used to work in the media? how many of you want to work in the media? ok, good. that will give us a sense of who we are

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i am a past co-chair of the united color caucus. i particularly want to address david's integrity, his very intelligent, smart, multidimensional analysis of racial and other social justice processes and oppression. david brings to bear, i think, for the commission a kind of analysis that brings together all the different types of communities. he is dedicated to all of them absolutely, and i am here to say i have seen at. i have seen him do that in the guilt over and over and over. it may be surprising to some, or not, that there are issues within the guild that are extremely contentious. the guild work on the outside is extremely pro-people of color, extremely pro-people of color, but inside it has been

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shia labeouf, josh duhamel, tyrese gibson, new co-stars, patrick dempsey, rosie huntington whitely and michael bay, director. >> action, guys. with russian red tape it took me a month to get my visa. that's my name in russian. everyone is psyched. >> red square. >> cool. it's history right there. now the tf-3 premiere by the numbers. paramount pictures is turning the 334 rooms of the ritz-carlton into our headquarters. linkin park, a huge part of the sound track will perform for 20,000 fans. constructing their stage in red square takes three days. >> the studio's co-president of marketing said it's an event the russians will never forget. >> everybody at paramount is excited for this. it's going to be a giant red carpet at the moscow film festival. >> "transformers: dark of the moon" premieres in theaters on the 29th and this film has it all. including a love story. t is so good. michael bay showed me 15 minutes of this movie. it is in 3d. i bet you love to see it. tomorrow i'll take you inside that private screening, it's pretty awesome. you want to know something else that's unbeliev

it seems that despite being co-opted discredited by infiltrators and then abandoned by supporters after obama took office we stood firm on the right side of history and i prevailed with public opinion but there are still tens of thousands of troops in iraq pissing your tax dollars into the sand and there's still troops with post-traumatic stress disorder being sent back for multiple tours so i support iraq veterans against the wars current effort operation recovery a campaign to stop the deployment of traumatized troops and while iraq veterans against the war will never be as relevant as it could have been they are still doing good work and i encourage veterans to check out i v w dot org if not i v w please make your voice heard as a veteran you could join us veterans for ron paul two thousand and twelve on facebook if you are a constitutional republican who wants to get involved in politics if not iraq and afghanistan veterans of america i order is also a great place to start regardless we as veterans and patriots have a duty to honor oath to the constitution and ensure that our nation

say what you will about the co-prophet.s for you, mr. cooper, do you want to be remembered as the most naive reporter in the history of television? >> well, no. i wanted to be remembered as third eagle of the apocalypse but that name was already taken. >> and, mr. cooper, i am going to send you a copy of my free book. i hope this address is correct. >> i got the book. thank you kindly. that was a very nice gesture. so you know what, let's just end this whole war of words. i'm officially extending the olive branch. oh, no. he's not going to like that, is he? got to work on that. please don't get too testy. william taply has indeed been a long and winding road. thank you for the memories. and your hereby from now until end times first eagle of the ridiculist. we'll be right back. down the hill? man: all right. we were actually thinking, maybe... we're going to hike up here, so we'll catch up with you guys. [ indistinct talking and laughter ] whew! i think it's worth it. working with a partner you can trust is always a good de

ctla is a proud co-sponsor of the justice summit here today. i've been asked to say a few words about ctla to both inform and entertain you for about the next two minutes. it's a professional association of criminal defense lawyers in the bay area. our membership list includes about 400 lawyers and private investigators, expert witnesses and even some professors and law students. our members are -- how do i say this -- luminaries in the field. today, the justice conference honors a past ctla honoree, one of our own, tony serra. ctla has featured the likes of not only tony serra at a feature presenter at our programs but those that include jim bross that has who defends cases most of the time but was the special prosecutor in the cat wineberger case. john was responsible for ollie north. chris argatis, who i don't think has prosecuted anyone but defends everyone. and other greats like patrick and nancy. our programs have historically been more a mix of social and educational gatherings. our history dates back to 1962. we had a judge's luncheon i

i have been serving as live co- chairman for four years. i am happy to see commissioner campos now in that role. this is the long road of about eight to 10 years. there has been no conversation like what is taking place today in that eight years that has provided us more than just anecdotal data. now we have directional steps. we have different departments in the city more unified with a focus that is becoming more structured towards an objective that is delineated by a set of goals and principles outlined by both public policy, has been passed on ordnance level, and by a number of commitments expressed by the organs of city hall to go in the same direction. i do not want to leave this room without reflecting on the fact that there is a bit of a milestone in this discussion. i want to extend my compliments to the puc and lafco staff and to the commissioners for remaining open-minded and vigilant about asking the right questions that have helped us to a right that this particular place. i can only hope that we continue to move forward to a p

conomic future, from the 49ers to the america's cup. talk to me about sports in san francisco. >> i was fortunate growing up. i was one that had season tickets to season49ers -- season tickets to the 49ers from what i was 8 years old. one part is economic, which i'll get to in the second, but the other part that is missing is what it does for the city of san francisco to bring us together as a community, as a city. what happened when the 49ers won those super bowls year after year? that was a huge deal for our city and our community in san francisco. what happened with the world series this year when the giants won for the first time in over 50 years? incredible. everybody was celebrating. and that is a huge deal for our community in san francisco, but i think, economically, not only jobs in terms of construction of stadiums and what have you. economically, you know, for those people who do not believe or do not really fully appreciate what type of economic drivers the sporting events an

i am the co-founder of marvell technologies. are among the top three semiconductor companies in the world. it is my honor to be part of this year's apec meeting. especially the women in the economy summit. first of all, i want to thank secretary clinton, ambassador tom, the state department staff, for their leadership for promoting greater operations between the u.s. and asia- pacific. developing better trade channels in asia is very critical for the future of the u.s., calif., and many technology companies in the silicon valley. i was born in shanghai and came to this beautiful city of san francisco over 30 years ago with very little english language skills. and then i met my husband, who was born in jakarta, indonesia, over 30 years ago, and we got a great indication from uc berkeley, and built from the ground up, hard work and dedication, passion, and that is how, 16 years later, why we are proud to have such a high-tech company. we created over 3000 jobs in the u.s.. the rest total about 6000 people globally. we are very pro

. >>> a new bill co-written by a bay area congresswoman would legalize pot on the federal level. and it's set to go before congress tomorrow. here are the details. the legislation, co-sponsored by barbara lee, would limit the federal government's role in marijuana enforcement and limit their role to just cross border or interstate smuggling. under the bill, people would grow and sell pot in states that allow it. >>> off duty but still on the job. a san francisco police officer caught a bank robbery suspect as he walked down the street. 32-year-old er john is behind bars tonight suspected of robbing a bank of america on sunday. police say he walked into the bank asking for cash. the teller handed over $1,000 and he took off. the next day, an off duty police officer spotted a man on the street who matched the suspect's description. >> the goatee, one of the bank photos showed him, and at that point i took him into custody. >> a lineup and surveillance video linked him to the robbie. he's now facing charges. >>> will barry bonds get a free pass? prosecutors are due in court to discu

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schuster's bill, which is co- sponsored by members of this committee. as well as other members of congress. the bill contains obtainable guidelines that enhance the national transportation safety administration's efforts to promulgate rules that will

co outbreak began in germany. the bacteria came from contaiminated bean sprouts from a bean farm in the north of the country. 31 people have died from the new toxic strain. >> this organic farm has ceased production. it may not be the only source of the outbreak but evidence shows the bean sprouts carry e. coli. >> we are relieved of the new findings and how they've been

i was one of 20 people who co- founded the green party in california. i thought that the democratic party in the united states had essentially vacated or left and use a little too much with the political right. in my opinion, there had been insufficient advocacy for people who were left of center. less than to w. years ago, i decided it was time for me to shift direction and said the democrats. that is what this comes down to. that does not take quite as long comparatively to other cities, either. if anything, at least maybe permitting is made to the frustration that red tape business is the way you deal with that reality, but in terms of legislation, good idea actually gets marshall pretty quickly in this city. i love to campaign. i knew that in advance. how i like to campaign is i meet people. i knock on every door in district 5, and i really did enjoy that. but i like grass roots organizing. does not matter what your brand of politics is. it should never be subverted. whether you come from the right, middle, or left. you should always want to engage