. >> i co-cureated with danny, a chicago-based writer and curator.he conceptual framework is what it means to be clear and radical for our generation. clearness as a set of political alliances and possibilities, not necessarily related to institutions of gender and swam formativity. danny and i wanted the show to feel funky and to have a really tangible quality to it. so part of that was incorporated handmade objects and installations and beautifully printed photographs and videos. there is also a lot of opportunities to participate and to take postcards or to get the photo taken or sit within a tent made out of afghan blankets to watch videos. the exhibition is organized in three distinct galleries. in gallery one, which is the gallery designated to clear activism, there is an installation by the oakland-based collaboration and it's called "unleashed power." it's all focused on one protest that happened in chicago in 1991 with the activist organization act up, which was protesting the inadequate health care for people living in aids, and specificall

>> we basically first talked to danny sullivan because he's an independent third party. we wanted him to verify. >> explain who danny sullivan is. >> the editor and chief of search engine language, prominent blog on search engines. >> and authority. >> danny has been following the industry many, many years and knows quite a bit how things are done and we wanted to give our evidence to an independent third party in danny. we did. he contacted microsoft, had a conversation with them and denny decided to go public with this. >> so microsoft released this pretaped response. normally, this is not a he said-she said show. because they're not here, we can roll this little bit of tape, about 18 seconds. >> i want to categorically state bing does not copy any search competitor period full stop. what we do and what i've said now -- we said now for years. we do use quick string data across the world help send in to microsoft to help us improve our products. >> send it to microsoft. >> let me say, microsoft has been invited on this show dozens of times and always said yes and never

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robert forgot to thank his brother danny. danny, you so much for being here to support your brother. our major of the month is some third marshall academic high school. [applause] janet is a special education counselor and a teacher and works with the community access training, teaching severely impaired 18 from 22-year-old students to become independent -- in and attended skills and job training. when her students are in the community doing these activities, jet and her staff will take them to art museums, fitness centers, special events, theater, and anything wonderful that the theater has to offer. this helps them learn how to access the city, find out places that they can go once they leave sfusd, and find places they can go out with their friends once they're on their on. she has also been the primary " soccer, basketball, and track and field tenements when her students participate in the special olympics. please congratulate janet from thurgood marshall. [applause] >> i did not know quite how to start this, but i want t

and what that means is that people like danny kaye and audrey hepburn really started the--the work.35 years, and every year he'd go out to a different country with a film crew. now it takes hundreds of us around the world to do that work. and every country sends out representatives. and so roger moore and liv ullman and harry belafonte and many, many artists are unicef representatives. and so with my--the privilege of being a representative, i've traveled to vietnam and to bosnia, croatia, macedonia. it's--it's one challenge after another. does that--does that journey leave you with the sense that--that we can fix the world's problems? or is it just a succession of challenges that we--we can never seem to clear the slate? there's always something, something somewhere that judy collins needs to address. well, there's something somewhere always that all of us have to address, and i think that's probably at the root of our-- of our efforts. and there always will be, because that's what life is, is a series of evolving joys and evolving challenges. and to be a part of one's culture and

danny! danny! what? we can't just run around and act all crazy. oh, why not?ed to do something that we could never do when the electric company's around. and i think i know just what that something is. follow me.

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. >> danny called the council the resolution nothing more tap a effort to compete with two massachusetts cities about -- more than a effort to compete with two massachusetts cities about who is more liberal. >> it seems like they are trying to get attention of the media and he have with other problems to worry about. >> like being $11 million in the red and layoffs are likely even the peace and justice commission that sponsored the resolution say it's a rush jobs. >> largely the commissioners were not ready for this item. >> opening the city is necessary. >> the united states are asking people to take them in ensuring they are not safe or terrorists or going to harm anyone in the community. >>> passing resolution would have a lot of bark and no bite. it's premature, the city is preparing to tell the council to take no action because to do so would violate federal law. supporters say the it will not cost the city or state any money the detainees are going to live in the host family's homes and have no charge. >>> cbs news correspondent is recovering in the hospital after being attacked wh

good morning, danny. >> good morning. >> and you go by danny, so i'm going to call you danny. that's part of your twitter handle, as well. >> yes, it is. >> when did you realize twitter might be a way for you to find your daughter? >> it never crossed my mind that i was going to find my daughter through twitter. you know. when the agent gave me the phone, and they told me to start tweeting, it's all about my life, i wasn't even thinking about, you know, my daughter at that moment. >> mm-hmm. >> but then as the day passed by, i said i'm looking for my daughter, i might be able to use this, you know, these tools, and put it to use to find my daughter. then i talked to one of the interns, lily, and one thing led to the next one and i did find my daughter. >> and you tweet pretty frequently. >> i do it four times a day, two in the morning, one english and spanish. then in the afternoon, one english, one in spanish. >> is it surprising to you to have all of these people follow you in such a short period of time? >> yes, it is. i never thought it was going to be this, you know, this

what danny and i hope visitors take away from this exhibition is to observe the diversity within the designation of queer in terms of race, in terms of gender presentation and intergenerational perspective of what it means to be queer as well as what it means to exist and be active and work in solidarity with people whose identities may or may not look like yours. >> good morning. welcome to the regular meeting of the transportation finance commmittee. i am eric mar, joined by sean elsbernd, malia cohen, and mark farrell. erika cheng is the clerk. i would like to thank charles anfor providing televised access to the meeting. >> for the 2011 meeting -- this is an action item. >> on the minutes, is there a motion? without objection? is there anyone from the public wishing to speak? public comment is closed. >> this is an action item. >> can you call item four? >> this is an information item. >> hearing items three and four. >> good morning. i am the executive director. this is the time of the year, we bring you the state and federal legislative program. this is the set of principles we

. >> it just go with it, adam sandler plays danny a playboy who picks up what in with a sad story about being trapped in an unhappy marriage. he drops the act when he meets his dream girl until she finds the wedding ring used as a prop. to save the relationship. he gets his officers manager played by jennifer to pose as the soon-to-be ex. just go with it is rated pg-13. bieber fever is about to hit the box office. in his movie never say never, the pop star's giving fans a look at his early years in bringing cameras behind the scenes of his 2010 tour. it is rated g.. if you're looking for family fun, check out no milhaud and juliet. shakespeare's famous love story with a new twist. it is rated g.. also moving news arnold schwarzenegger said he is ready to return to acting. he's telling his agent to get serious. he rode on twitter today he is ready to start considering film roles again. prosecutors are seeing any plea bargain for lindsay lohan must include a jail time. according to the new york post. the d.a. of reportedly once the actors to service the 60 days behind bars. s. this will b

>> well, that's me and danny. >> charlie: oh my god, danny's going to be back. >> he's going to comehe live. >> he lives here in new york and up in connecticut, in grande, connecticut. he and i when we were 13 years old started playing guitar together. we did our first gigs together and he was in the flying machine with me. he introduced me to peter asher who opened the door for me. so we go way back and we've asked robert cray, allison krauss -- we're just going to do an evening of favorite music. >> charlie: anybody named king going to be there. >> i haven't asked carol to join us. it was a great year, it was a real surprise. >> charlie: why was it a surprise? >> well, i mean we knew for years every time we'd see each other, we said when are we going to do it begin. but we, and at one point carol said do you know james we always said this but if we're actually going to do it, it bettere soon. so the 50th anniversary of the trubidor where steve martin and bonnie raitte, kris christopherson. that has been our venue before in the early 70's and that worked so well that we decided we s

he says 65 are confirmed dead and 40000 missing -- >> this is my cousin danny. we've currently retained power. at times scary stuff. >> reporter: earthquakes are not unheard of in christchurch but they are relatively rare. this map of the ring of fire shows all of the volcanic and seismic activity along the ring of fire. the eastern side of n ew zealand's southern island, where christchurch is located, shows no other major activity. >> you compare that against the seismic activity -- activities to the foothills of the sierra nevada, it would be a similar situation. >> reporter: just because the bay area is in the ring of fire doesn't mean we'll have the same type of seismic activity any time in the near future. >> we don't understand the interactions. >> reporter: lester mckee's immediate family and extended family are all okay and accounted for. 83% of the world's seismic activity happens on the ring of fire. including-- get this -- 17 earthquakes of a magnitude earthquake 4.0 or higher just over the last 24 hours. reporting live in berkeley, ktvu channel 2 new

. -- danny savage. much of the focus has been on the protesters and in the square, but how has life been in the rest of egypt? we have more on how people are getting on with the rest of their lives. >> daily life continues, as much as it can with the turmoil. here people stop up on supplies. there have been shortages he reread with banks closed, finances have become a worry for many. cash machines have run out of cash. >> in growth. in a civil servant. i want to buy food for my family. i cannot because i have the cash. >> egyptians are counting the cost of the last few days of chaos. >> everything is broken inside the police station, no? everything, everything. >> many egyptians blame the man they want to see overthrown, hosni mubarak. >> he is behind the of course. he and his men. he is robbing everyone. >> but there are still some egyptians willing to stand up for the man whose will is what most of the population has always known. >> mubarak is being wronged. may god be with them and punish everyone w

what danny and i hope visitors take away from this exhibition is to observe the diversity within the designation of queer in terms of race, in terms of gender presentation and intergenerational perspective of what it means to be queer as well as what it means to exist and be active and work in solidarity with people whose identities may or may not look like yours. >> so it's a tremendous honor to be here today. we've got a tremendous program for you. this is our annual black history month kickoff. it was started many, many years ago. dr. carter g. woodson had participated in the founding of black history month. he was involved in the group known as the oh, -- association for the study of african-american life and history. the local chapter of that group is what is now known as the african-american cultural and historical society. so it's an honor. we've been doing this for many, many years and it's great to see so many faces out here today. right now what i'd like to do is thank our partners and acknowledge them for their participateation. the san francisco public library much the ca

tavis: danny boyle already owns an oscar for best director on "slumbod millionaire." his next film is about a trap hiker played by james franco. the film is "127 hours." [grunting] >> aron ralston had a video camera with him and left a series of video messages to his loved ones every day. that was our ammunition. he can talk directly to the camera, because he is leaving those messages. you can go inside the camera and look at this guy who knows he is dying. he wants to leave these messages to people to apologize for the way he has been in his life, that he has not appreciated people as much as he knows he should have. it is wonderful, moving. there is a process, a journey he has to go on in his heart to find himself to be a better man. it is only then he will get out. he cannot get out in the beginning, when it is just about his power and his achievements. none of those skills will help him. it is only when he achieves a change of heart that he will get out of there. avis: if "the king's speech" takes top prize, it will help a talented film maker who has a knack for h