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®Ñdcommis sion has played a leading role. thank you for joining us.ow did your organization, but being part of the parole festival? >> it is a way to organize communities -- how did your organization come to being part of the parole festival? >> it is a way to mobilize the communities. there is a lot of warmth, and a lot of the younger generation, a lot who are born here, second and third generation filipinos, they also really appreciate having this kind of event. >> you have a unique perspective begins you have been part of the festival from the very beginning. -- because you and part of the festival from the very beginning. -- you have been part of the festival. >> there have been many changes. aspect of it, based on performance production, the presentation, so we were able to bring in sort of like scheduling different ways of making sure that we were organizing the five letter people that were going to be coming in, and most of the time with the festival, that basically ends up in the church. last year, in preparation, we were able to secure st. pa

three minu good morning, commis. commissioner walker, i would like to ask you to maybe not wait until august to decide that this is not moving fast enough. get some consideration between now and when you have a chance to think about what you can do to find a fork in the road this sooner. i do not want to wait until august to find out that maybe we need further involvement. i will not come here to beat up on people. it does not achieve anything. i am respectful of the fact that this is not an easy process. i do take some solace from the fact that the rfp process is out there. that is tangible to me. i can see it. i strongly urge the commission to put this as a standard agenda item. on every commission hearing from here on in. it is that exposure and follow up that makes things happen. like it or not, we need to admit that the lack of exposure and follow up is also a contributory factor to why it is 16 years later. the fact that we keep harping on this -- and i hope that mr. director and pamela will understand that we

were with him almost every day and his children, we grew up together and we didn't think of him as a commie and also the same with the other. he was just a family man doing normal things. no one thought anything of what he was doing. some of them were much more highly trained. it shows, in my estimation, in the murals. this was one of the masterpieces. families at home was a lot more close to the life that i can remember that we lived. murals on the upper floors like the children playing on the swings and i think the little deer in the forest where you could come and see them in the woods and the sports that were always available, i think it did express the best part of our lives. things that weren't costing money to do, you would go to a picnic on the beach or you would do something in the woods. my favorite of all is in the staircase. it's almost a miracle masterpiece how he could manage to not only fit everyone, of course, a lot of them i recognized from my childhood -- it's how he juxtaposed and managed to kind of climb up that stairway on either side very much like you are walking down

attorney who was supposedly representing the interests of the victims said people around here think the commies were his party got about what they deserved the d.a.'s office chose not only all white jury but a very very racist pro klan jury including people who thought it was less of a crime to kill a communist people who thought that. neighbors and friends were klansman and is really ridiculous. so that they they acquitted the klan and. express both the local and the federal court acquitted the shooters so no one ever went to prison on those killings it was quite amazing. the jury for the first time had a black person and a liberal woman and that trial. the klan and jointly liable with employees of the greensboro police department the survivors pool the resources that we gathered from the civil suit which warless a certain amount of money to set up the greensboro justice fund which is an organization to fund grassroots groups in the us south the funding racial violence and that's really been a tremendous positive legacy this corner of the greens were massacred say the civil trial was a partial

this particular piece of improving texas service -- we would be perfectly comfortablepfh1Ñ, at the commi'she next meeting. we would be more than happy than to come back with some of our ideas and that time about the customer service peace,ç but we do see this as one piece of a much larger discussion that we need to have in this building, as well as in mta, around taxi service in the coming year. so that would be my broader statement of where we are. çthis is a small piece, changig the administrative code. this is a small piece of what we need to do over all but we appreciate the work of the committee on this, as well as mta staff. >> thank you. so you would have no objection? >> absolutely not. one of the issues we have, we always want more data. we are comfortable withç the committee's preference on that. >> we are going to open this up for public comment. >> good morning, supervisors. i have been a taxi driverç in n francisco since 1975. i also have a taxi medallion and i work full time as an assistant manager at luxor cab company. in brief, we are quite supportive of this legislatio

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do you think that people in the middle class are responsible at all for where the commies that right now you know it's it's wall street and bush. so why isn't wall street paying more why aren't they being asked to contribute more to health plans the government would prefer to buy their pay him often and bailing out the upper class probably pays ninety percent of the taxes and more in new york city and new york state it's probably the same thing in wisconsin i don't know the numbers but i think everybody's paying for it paying to keep the government moving so why are there isn't one riles up that if it if it seems like so clear cut to you why is everyone so in a fit right now where people don't want to give up what they've got were it not for the news coverage and or the social media and i'm not saying it's bad but we're not for the that type of coverage. we it would not be neither of these things either of the middle east things or the things going on with the states would be quite as hard as they are you know who you think should be paying for the distressed economy the bottom line

is facing an increasing population of out of work graduates as the struggling up commie fails to provide employment. next in quotes talk peter the valen has gassed scots huge military spending in the middle east and whether the region actually benefits from it. and it. could be the only. hello and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle u.s. president barack obama has requested five hundred forty nine billion dollars in military spending for this year a small decrease over last year none the less the global arms business is booming do more arms.

take and if you have that amongst a large cut of the youth unemployment then you're going to have a commie that's kind of lowered its expectations on what it's going to eventually get which is not good for a country certainly not good for the united states but it's trying to grow its way . out of the problems it has with its deficit so this is a dangerous thing absolutely so then you know at the same time could you say almost that having this structure this cushion where you know people that get out of school and can still live comfortably and live off their parents is going to hurt the u.s. more than other nations because you know we're going to fall back in terms of innovation and technology and progress if we just start sitting in our own you know lazy filth. all it's sort of hard to say you know because there's there's there's good and bad things about it right this better than people but for people to be in their parents' basement and out on the street but at the same time you're right i mean people get discouraged when they're spending all this time not doing anything that it's going

and as you said, overwhelmingly, they are very optimistic about the commie economy right now. 60% sayy believe their companies will grow -- -- overwhelmly they are very optimistic about the economy right enough to. 60% say they believe their companies will grow or better this year. we talked to a man with a group that conducted the survey of cfos and he says that a lot of these companies have been hoarding up cash over the past year. a lot of money that they now plan to start putting to work. >> this year they plan to deploy that into increased sales and marketing and into hiring. so as much as we have heard about a jobless recovery,. >> bay area firms are recovery. >> reporter: 65% of tech cfos believe they will grow 20% in the next year, 20% growth. still, really positive and that optimism is also carrying over into the ipo market. the initial public offerings. 20% of the fcos surveyed said they believe that they could see an ipo for their company in the next three years, according to 20% of the cfos surveyed. >> that's good news for the shareholders. thank you, matt bigler with kcb

it didn't matter whether they were commies or right wing -- or the right wing kukles and he loved it and that was reagan and that was because of the expanse of the man. but these are small things. again, sitting with each other at the state of the union, people say well, isn't that a bunch of goofy symbolism. let me tell you it isn't. and all during the state of the union you saw that. instead of the standing up and cheering like little kids at a kindergarten party cheering on one side, clapping the other side is sitting all sullen. and the american people are disgusted by that. so something is happening. something will happen and the debt limit in my mind will be it. and bernanke said the other day, he hoped the republicans wouldn't vote against the debt limit just to get spending cuts but let me tell you, there's lots of democrats who will be doing the same thing including conrad. he said i'm not going to vote to extend that debt sealing unless we get real spending cuts and that's where the hair and the eyeballess lay on the floor when that comes up. >> i negotiated the balanced bu

. -- the light commies or right- wingers. [laughter] sitting with each other at the state of the union, people say that was goofy symbolism. it is not. it is extraordinary you can get shumer sitting next to mccain. during the state of the union use of desperate senators were standing up and cheering like a little kids at a kindergarten party. there were cheering on one side and clapping on the other side. the american people are disgusted by that. something is happening. something will happen. the debt limit, in my mind, will be it. ben bernanke said the other day he hoped the republicans would not vote against the debt limit just to get spending cuts. their lots of democrats who will be doing the same thing including conrad. he said he will not vote to extend the debt limit unless we get real spending cuts. that is where the hair and eyeballs will lay on the floor, when that comes up. [laughter] >> this is a process. we won't get there overnight. all the guys that are working in the white house now whether it or gene sperlin