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the police department, the youth program urban services, ymca, juvenile probation, and the d a's office to develop a pilot that was launched late april through the end of the school year, and we targeted this pilot with two communities that contributed most to the chronic and habitual truant to population, and that was in bayview and the western addition, so with the baby station and the northern station in particular, and we then went out and did a lot of outreach to all the roll calls for both of the stations and talked with police officers. we have done outreach to the community resource centers, with a number of community-based organizations there in the schools, that a number of the young people participate in. and there are a couple of new members to the select committees, so let me talk a little bit about how this was intended to be operational and. we have discovered, and we have come up with a strategy where the police will go -- if they see young people hanging out the 20 hours of 9:00 and noon on any day monday through friday, they might approach a young person and ask him if they are s

development around the world. let me highlight one thing that is not so dire, d th is that, um, millennium development goal eight is focused on global partnerships, and the onus is more on the donor countries to actually get their house in order- to provide more effective aid, to coordinate with each other and within their own agencies in a given donor. and i think that that's important, because the actual stress on financial systems across the industrialized countries, puts more of a, of a, of a point on having, on yielding greater impacts for development investments. and that's particularly important for the united states and other big donors around the world- to actually be more effective with the aid that they do provide. >> yeah. i mean, to add to that- i think that if you were able to, to make progress on greater coordination between the united states and europe-- which account for 85% of all foreign assistance to the developing world and the bulk of foreign investments, as well as remittance and philanthropy flows-- if you got greater coordination among those stake holders, ah, across aid, trade, other aspec

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utility companies on their own, natural gas distributors, are pulling together money for r&d, for research and developmentw technologies. what technologies, is it one technology you're looking at and how much money are you dedicating towards it? guest: well, we're not dedicating anywhere near the amount we need to, and i think a lot of that has to do with the fractured way that each company is regulated at the state level. and the funding for the r&d technologies needs to be approved at the state level. we used to have a national sort of checkoff formula where we used to collect a very small on an annual basis something like 50 cents from each customer and pull that money into an r&d program. the money that we do have we do concentrate it. we have something called the gas technology institute that's based in chicago, and we try to fund technologies that are end use technologies so ways customers can -- help develop new technologies to allow our customers to use natural gas energy even more efficiently, and also develop technologies that will help us operate our systems safer and a more reliable fashion. a

and community development that fosters positive self-identities, healthy relationships and leadership skills. it's a nonprofit organization and the largest gala teeno organization in the d--- gay latino organization in the san francisco area. let's hear it for the group. [applause] >> thank you very much to the consulate general of mexico. there is more, thank you very much. i got to tell you that the con sewell late general of mexico -- consulate general of mexico has been doing wonderful work. very community-oriented. thank you very much. the awards for media will be presented by the son sewell lot. it is -- consulate. it is an honor to read about somebody who is no doubt he is the pilar of hispanic journalism in the san francisco bay area and no one like juan gonzalez has really, really been so committed to helping new and young journalists both in english and in spanish to develop their careers. the award goes to juan gonzalez. he is a pioneer in journalism and he created the publication in 1970. this is a bilingual noncommercial newspaper in san francisco's mission district. he created it in order to encourage latino students to choose careers in journalism. mr. go

developing news, live to terry mcsweeney in antioch. good morning, terry. >> good morning to you. i'm here on d.et where a man was shot to death last night during an exchange of gunfire in which a police dog was wounded. if you take a look at pictures from earlier this evening, this happened 1:15. police were responding to a report of a burglary in progress. nobody was home. people were on vacation apparently. police responds. they sent in the police dog. the suspect opened fire on the dog, wounded the dog. that's when police opened fire on the suspect shooting and killing him. we are told this entire exchange of gunfire happened -- the people were about 10 feet away from each other. this easily could have been a police officer shot. it was not. a dog wounded, a man shot and killed. they are not releasing his name other than to say he was burglarizing this house. happened about 1:30 in the morning. police still here on the scene. here we are four and a half hours, five hours later -- five and a half hours later here on d. street between lot ton and railroad. it's expected to be closed a couple m

, which includes k &d architects in association with cruise terminal design consultants, committed to the design process. this began with internal workshops that led to a development of what engineers call a design basis. port staff presented this information to the commission in april. i would like to reiterate a couple of key elements of the design parameters. up first is and 80,000 square foot building which would handle 26,000 passengers -- 2600 passengers to 4000 passengers. the norwegian start and the norwegian pearl are examples of the peak design load. i think the reference of the queen mary, which was here recently, has a design load of 3000 passengers. a lot of the present ships that will use the terminal, as well as in the future. the project will demolish 16,000 square feet of the existing shed to make way for a 2 acre nebraska wharf plaza -- northe east wharf plaza. you can see on these two slimes reach slides the apex of the triangle between the two sheds. this ground transportation area will eliminate much of the congestion on the embarcadero we now have at pier 35. these facilities will act more like an airport terminal. we have arrivals and depart

development. >> absolutely. >> okay. >> it requires extra terrestrial technology. >> it does. what does the subject under suggestion here in this spot, h. d. 70642 does for that you is the technology used for you out in california? >> what it tells us is that there are other solar systems in the galaxy that look a lot like our own. i don't think that is a surprise. i think we're going to discover many mover them. all that means is there is a potential in those solar systems for planets like the earth and for life on those planets. it doesn't mean it's there. it just makes it seem a little more likely. >> so this is the closest ana log to our solar system. >> so glar is it a sun like ours? >> it's a sun very much like our sun. it has a planet like our own planet jupiter orbiting. >> have you heard anything? >> we've detected no signals so far that, that appear to be due to an extra terrestrial intelligence. we view that as a triumph. we aren't left with signals that are unexplained. we have sort of ruled out every potential signal we've seen so far. >> seti when it first started was recovered as a sign tinge rogue. it was dismissed. as you

berkeley researchers have developed a laser backpack that can scan surroundings and create an instant 3-dodel. it can make games more realistic and energy efficient. >> here's a model of two floors of cory hall. >> this is the first model of an existing building made without human intervention. it is the work of a cal berkeley team led by professor gakor. grad student dons a backpack brimming with lasers and cameras. the lasers scan flew to ceiling and the scan captures a panorama. >> the signs of the building, push a button and out comes this model. >> a model textured with the photographs. this team is also behind technology that creates 3-d views of major cities on google earth. why not fly into these buildings, too? the outdoor version relies on gps. you can't rely on gps indoors. professors images lab combined a new breed of miniature laser with a management unit like the one that guides missiles. that localizes the backpack, lasers generate the gee some -- geometry. there are four cameras snapping pictures. one looks left, one looks right, this one looks at the floor and this one ta

d in every cup. keep your bones strong every day... ...with yoplait. . >>> we have some developing news tonight in oaklandre two teenage boys were reportedly shot at an east oakland practice park. park. it happened around 9:00 at a recreation center. the victims are said to be 15 and 17 years old. both boys take too highland hospital. one is said to be in critical condition. not clear what led up to the shooting. >>> the commander of u.s. forces in afghanistan warned today that a scheduled withdrawal of troops there next july may not happen on time. general david patrais said he would advice the withdrawal if necessary and his advice will be based on conditions inside afghanistan. >> it's not about us winning hearts and minds. it's about the afghan government winning hearts and mind. this isn't to say that there is any kind of objective of turning afghanistan into switzerland in 3-5 years or less. afghan good enough is good enough. >> the taliban still control large parts of southern afghanistan. mr. obama has ordered an official review of the war in december. after which the white house is going to form

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d-man in the waters to mendelssohn's octet in e-flat major. these are, at this time, formal works about the style that we are developing.g, my rehearsal director-- we spend hours talking about the way arms move, the way the hips move. the company is still quite diverse. i'm hoping that watching all those arms and hips and different uses of phrasing and intention-- that we'll still be able to say something about the big questions we've been trying to talk about today, and that it'll have a personal stamp and an authenticity connecting me to my past and the future. (paulsen) thank you for joining us. the remarkable bill t. jones. [applause] (jones) do we shake, or-- good. thanks again to bill t. jones, max anderson, and the whitney museum of american art for making this episode of whitney dialogues at the first amendment center possible. please join us again next week for speaking freely. captioning provided by the first amendment center, funded by the freedom forum. captioning by ben at captionmax www.captionmax.com after school at 3. . 30 i hop on the bus and go to work with kids. i didn't realize i was going to get up

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development pattern throughout the portions of the park that are zoned rh-1. this section of the code is not however applicable to those portions of the park that are zoned rh-1-d. san francisco is facing a housing shortage. in the older established rh-1 districts, particularly those on the west side of town, there are very knew opportunities to add new housing without demolish depifting -- existing housing. one way is by subdividing large underdeveloped plots. by allowing new plots to be created, it allows the creation of new single family dwellings. third, the proposed dwelling is appropriately scaled and designed to be compatible with the surrounding development. the height of the building and its stepping patterns respect the laterally sloping at that pog are aify. the depth of the building is consistent with the established development in that it is shallower than both adjacent buildings. the top floor of the dwelling has been pulled back from the rear walls in order to reduce the height of the building and the building's proposed design and overall commissioner veronese: knack lar is not mimicking the past. with regard to privacy, the residential design g

finally, the director of policy and housing for the program on him in and community development at the john d. and catherine macarthur foundation. but as a professor of public policy planning in the university of north carolina, the chairman of the department of public policy, and the founder of their training for capitalism. let me start with you. we had a discussion earlier about what the of success our role should look like. -- successor role should look like. we have seen enormous invasion originally this counter-cyclical role-playing through this. debate on whether guaranteeing this should be. in some cases expanded. given the history of the watched as an observer of the economy, what would you say about what that role ought to look like, the transition issues, and other difficult issues we will talk about. what should that will look like for the federal government? >> at that you're going to ask me if the phillies were going to win the world series or not? that is an easier question to answer. let me make two points. first, the government should continue to play a very large role in the

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developing news, antioch police are investigating an overnight shooting involving a police officer. details are sketchy at this hour. terry mcsweeney is live in antioch with details. terry? >> yeah. i can tell you that dstreet between lawton and railroad is closed as police investigate this incident. as you can see behind me, we've got five, maybe six antioch police cars out here and they have been out here for hours. what we are hearing from unconfirmed reports, antioch police not having a moment to speak to us yet, but unconfirmed reports say there was a shooting out here sometime between 12:30 and 1:30 this morning. and an officer did the shooting. we don't have any reason to believe an officer was shot. an officer did the shooting. from police we're not getting much. we've been talking to neighbors and they have been saying that there was a police dog shot. and that an officer respond police department with gunfire of his own and shot someone out here. we know that a life flight was called for and then it was cancelled. exactly what that means, we're waiting for antioch police to clarify for here. neighbors say here on d. street near railroad and lawton, it is not unusual to hear gunshots. last ni

critical infrastructure will be increasingly important d one of the best ways we can ensure the security of that foreign infrastructure is to develop the kinds of best practices here in the united states tt others want to adapt to their own systems. so that's what i'd like to briefly talk a little bit about today is two areas that i think will not only be vil to improving our own infrastructure protection in the u.s., but will also ensure our continued leadership on the issue around the world. you know, the first concept i'd really like to talk to and we talked a little about its the concept of resiliency. it's a concept that's really caught on around the world not only in the area of critical infrastructure protection but other various areas. i remember when i was at dhs and, you know, we were pushing this concept in its initial stage, there were some initial pushback and people really, really saw resilience as another word for redundancy and i think fortunately the understanding of the concept has pa tured over time as most people are beginning to think of vulnerabilities and criticalities in terms of a systems approach to risk m

d may be associated with an increase in autism. my understanding is that there is essentially no reports of autism in somalia. again, it is a developingountry so they may not have the diagnosis, but it is a phenomenal cluster of somalia and children being reported with autism in minnesota and elsewhere in the northern united states. people are suggesting that that might be related to not having enough vitamin d. so that is a hypothesis is that people are beginning to look at. >> i would just suggest that while this is certainly an important area of research, it lends itself to something we discussed earlier, which is the genetic environment interaction rather than one or the other. it is so important. this dance, if you will, of people with genetic predispositions not necessarily exhibiting a certain disorder in the absence of being exposed to certain triggers, and yet, when exposed to certain triggers, can exhibit those disorders. it is an important area of research that in my opinion needs to be emphasized. >> this interaction -- and i suppose this could be an example -- that if in fact, there is more optimism among somalia's in the

d been doing for 39 years. ted would say that he worked so hard because there was always so much work to do. alaskans did not have the benefit of centuries of infrastructure and developmentand he did everything he could to make sure the rest of his colleagues knew about it, first hand. most lawmakers in washington, when you meet them for the first time, they might invite you to join them for dinner somewhere around town. ted stevens invited you to alaska. he wanted us to appreciate the unique challenges that people who lived here face every day in and every day out. and i can assure you -- turning down an invitation to alaska from ted stevens was not recommended. [laughter] in fact, an entire generation of federal officials and lawmakers trekked up. ted stevens -- trekked up here to ted stevens' invitation. they were impressed by the magnificencef the scenery and just how much of alaska as progress is the direct result of this remarkable man. he poured himse into this place, treating it like one of his children. and to the peoplof alaska, i assure you, uncle ted. whatever it took to make sure that your concerns were known and that -- uncle ted did whatever it took to mak

i think it maybe falls more under the drama d or the -- what it is is a show that has a -- it's very respectful of the disease, yet it has a highly developedthe premise, right? laura linney discovered that she has terminal cancer, but she doesn't tell you. so she kicks you out, but you don't know why. >> i don't know why. i'm flailing around trying to figure it out. there's a couple of reasons, but you know, i know it's not all adding up. it's hard, because -- it's extremely interesting from the narrative standpoint because the audience knows what's going on, but i don't. i get to behaving like a bit of a tool, but understandably. it's very interesting. >> your character seems funny. in that scene you seem immaturity and frat boyish. >> the charm is off the wazoo chart. >> how is working with laura linn linney? is she the best? >> she is. we met doing a movie called "ke "kenzie." we knew each other for a while. they sent me the script. i was nervous, a comedy about cancer? how do you pull that off? the magic act the show pulls off is it's extremely truthful and respectful, but it explores this bizarre -- this kind of why is it that we need

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