now he's talking about davidson and sure enough, davidson was close enough to the yankee dugout where he could hear long and joe girardi going out to protect the hitting coach. >> rodriguez, where are-1, a big chance for rodriguez. you could read the lips of kevin long to start that. but the first things he said, what are you looking at? that got the attention of bob davidson and whatever followed got kevin long ejected. the count 1-1, rodriguez, trying to deliver for the yankees and tie this all.

when you think of mount davidson, on one side it's scrub and things are dry. you look on the other side of it, it's wet, it's moist, with all this aroma, wonderful trees, a good variety of trees. birds. berries, and it's getting -- it's starting to change. some of these trees, they're getting cut down. wonder who's doing it? and then i find out about two and a half months ago that there's this organization, n.a.p. that has a sort of a mission to change things back the way they were say 150 years ago, 140 years ago. and this whole idea about pesticides -- i had an experience with that in the schools where they zeeds -- decided to go ahead and splash it around the corners of the room and it was coming from the district and they told us not to use that around kids. 72 hours and they were using it. i don't trust anybody who's walking around with chemicals on their back. and my last comment that i want to make is if you have five trees and you take them down it might be because you're interested in their he'll. if it's 10, maybe you're still interested in their hea

the want to cut down over 2000 trees on mount davidson. i am not against taking down and the trees that are dying or hazardous. but to take down trees that are healthy and just to plant native grasses, when it still has not been determined what native grasses are, to a city that has the bottom 2% of the native canopies is a waste of taxpayer money. the more i started investigating nap, the more i found out how little transparency they have. i have never received anything regarding nap spring herbicides in the areas behind my house, taking down trees, closing down trails. i am very concerned. i have voted for every part bond there is. this is going to make me have to rethink that, if we cannot come to some kind of compromise regarding nap money. thank you very much. chairperson farrell: next speaker. i would like to call a few more cards. kathy beshear, carolyn johnson, fran martini, and others. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is linda schaefer. i serve on the committee of fashion elite -- affectionately referred to as prozac. i hav

. >> my name is jane risk and my family -- family has lived on moublet davidson since 1972. we walk on the trails through the forest all the time. even though we've been living on mount davidson, our community has never been informed until very recently about the natural areas program and their plans. i gave each of you a copy of the natural areas program map. on which we lined in red the areas that are designated for cutting so you can see that the entire heart of the mountain is supposed to be cut and the trees will not be replaced with other trees. if you look at the very small print you can see those trees are going to be replaced with native grasses and shrubs and we strongly object to that. we also are sierra club national outings leaders and we've been working with ken hoger, who is the hiking leader for all sierra club local hikes or has been and we have the support of many sierra club members who agree with us that the trees on mount davidson should not be cut in order to replace them with grass and scrub. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker? and there a

now he's talking about davidson and sure enough, davidson was close enough to the yankee dugout where he could hear lon and joe girardi going out to protect the hitting coach. >> rodriguez, where are-1, a big chance for rodriguez. you could read the lips of kevin long to start that. but the first things he said, what are you looking at? that got the attention of bob davidson and whatever followed got kevin long ejected. the count 1-1, rodriguez, trying to deliver for the yankees and tie this all. benoit blew it. no pitch. look where this came from. granted by davidson, benoit tried to pull it back. that was the result. >> kevin long, tigers are cominguf a 4-6 trip. six times on the trip either jim leyland or the coach was ejected by the umpire -- and with good reason. jim leyland and his coach his good reasons on the 4-6 trip to let the umpires hear it. gene lamont, long-time confidante and third-base coach. 2-1. this puts a lot of pressure on a guy like santos. because to be effective, benoit has to be in the strike zone. first pitch to granderson, 6 inches off the ground. you want t

now he's talking about davidson and sure enough, davidson was close enough to the yankee dugout where he could hear long and joe girardi going out to protect the hitting coach. >> rodriguez, where are-1, a big chance for rodriguez. you could read the lips of kevin long to start that. but the first things he said, what are you looking at? that got the attention of bob davidson and whatever followed got kevin long ejected. the count 1-1, rodriguez, trying to deliver for the yankees and tie this all. benoit blew it. no pitch. look where this came from. granted by davidson, benoit tried to pull it back. that was the result. >> kevin long, tigers are cominguf a 4-6 trip. six times on the trip either jim leyland or the coach was ejected by the umpire -- and with good reason. jim leyland and his coach his good reasons on the 4-6 trip to let the umpires hear it. gene lamont, long-time confidante and third-base coach. 2-1. this puts a lot of pressure on a guy like santos. because to be effective, benoit has to be in the strike zone. first pitch to granderson, 6 inches off the ground. you want

and crash course anthony davidson walks away from this collision in the long twenty four hour race as the dominate with a one two three on the podium. but let's start with euro two thousand and twelve where germany and portugal have booked their place in the quarterfinals meaning the netherlands and denmark knocked out in the group stage a brace from christiane i rebelled oh how portugal come from behind against the dutch after rafael van der vaart to put van marwijk men ahead in the. it's the first time since nine hundred eighty the dutch are failed to reach the knockout stages portugal will play the czech republic in the last. game or germany are the only team with a one hundred percent record after a two one win over denmark lukas podolski put on the head only for michael cross delhi to level but a lot has been destroyed with ten minutes to play secured the way in the blocking last man now thanks greeks. well russia already out of course the kind of accounts man suffered a surprise one nil defeat to greece on saturday all correspondence which of important analyzes where it all went

spawn into a barrier following a collision with ferrari's appears you said he paid his ini davidson and got out of the car and i did and was taken to hospital tests revealed breaks to his vertebrae although he is expected to make a full recovery. of the basketball where the n.b.a. finals series between oklahoma city thunder and miami heat was huge on sunday night the best of seven series now moved to miami the next two much is it's one one with the hate picking up a vital away when you know in game two erik spoelstra men are running out one hundred ninety six winners the bron james the top score for the heat with thirty two points. for that is all from the world of sport for now but i'll be back in a little under two hours time with plenty more here and i'll say weather is next. the. comfort is the least you have. your money is the last you need if you travel this way. language is common. and the. emotions are intense. i'd experienced crisis. if you're followed up on my field one of the. names are sort of a throwback and archaic part of our long. and it goes back to a time when peop

crash course and davidson and walks away from this collision leave them on twenty four hour race as audi dominate with a one two three on the podium. on the only square miami and oklahoma again three in the n.b.a. playoff finals with the series one with a pace. let's start with euro two thousand and twelve where it's time for the decisive round of games in green bay and all four teams can still reach the quarter finals both games are kicking off similar tenuously ukraine on that matter of seconds old and struggling holland's no anything other than a two goal victory over portugal will see them knocked out in the group stages for the first time since one thousand nine hundred eighty. eight has made three changes from the side that lost to germany last year on huntelaar rafael van der vaart all start a draw for portugal is enough to see them through. while the dutch are also needing their old friends germany to do them a favor if netherlands get their necessary to go away and then they need to hope the germans played denmark blocking last minute covered set top of the table with two wins f

i have when the share offer and carolyn johnson. >> i lived on mount davidson. i urge you to add the language to the bond suggested by supervisor wiener. i support adding the language because it is a needed for step in acknowledging the legitimate public concerns of the activities of the natural areas program and separating constructive park projects from destructive ones. destruction of the forested areas, restricted access and waste of money are issues still to be resolved. i hope the board of supervisors, mayors, recreation and parks department and planning department are willing to work with the members of the community to address these concerns. i wish to express my communication that you listened and heard the concerns of san francisco park users. thank you. >> good morning, supervisors. my name is carolyn johnson, and i live in district 7. i have supported every local bond measure cents a move to san francisco in 1985. i send my children to public schools. i know how important it is to maintain these important services and resources. we should spare no ex

. >> hi, my name is elisabeth my meek -- di meeko and i'm a resident of she wood forest, mount davidson and i think i speak for my fellow neighbors when i say the big attraction to us owning a home in that area is the forest. it's where we walk our dogs, children -- from where we sit, it seems to be a misguided initiative. i don't understand why money would be spent to remove trees when there are places like mcclaren park which desperately need those funds. i don't understand the native thing because there are palm trees lining market street which aren't native. the trees on mount davidson, they hold moisture, which addresses the water conservation issue, it enriches the ground, provides wind protection. there hasn't been any research done demonstrating that any of those trees are dangerous or that there's any benefit to getting rid of them other than returning it to its native state. we're against it, all the people on robin hood drive. that's it. >> any other members wishing to speak on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues? supervisor elsbernd:? >> i would like

. >> some of the literature written about the committee suggests that you and john davidson wrote a minority opinion on the grounds for constitution. for constitutional grounds for impeachment. >> i know we wrote a minority memo on the right of jim st. clair, my future law partner, to cross-examine witnesses. i'm not sure that we ever wrote a formal minority memo. the big question in the early days was does the grounds for impeachment have to be a crime? and i can remember being of the view early on that really that it should be required that it's a crime or there is really no stopping point. there would be any president could be impeached for anything. the ultimate memo said, well, what if a president took up a life of pleasure in a foreign land? that might not be a crime under u.s. statutory law, but it certainly would be grounds for removal from office. and i found and find that rather persuasi persuasive, and i guess the dirty little secret is that the only check is political. i remember early on congressman gerald ford, future president ford, is impeachment is what a majority of the hou

spun into a bar or following a collision with ferrari's just set be praising me davidson thankfully got out of the car i needed and was taken to hospital tests revealed breaks to his vertebrae although he's expected to make a full. and finally one of the most popular events on the athletics calendar has wrapped up here in russia is now meant ski memorial meets is part of the i doubly after world challenge tour and attracts athletes from across the world michael go watch the action first this weekend. there's namond ski memorial athletics competition held in moscow every year has attracted athletes from over fifty different countries but while competitors from all over the world attracted to an event held fifty kilometers outside the russian capital that's because it's held an eye a status since two thousand and is now also one of the associations world challenge meetings it's also a very old competition now it's interesting to note that this particular event was actually established over fifty years ago in honor of two soviet champions in long distance running joerg and serafin it's

he was norbert davidson and he changed my life. he was a wonderful man. he talked with me for maybe four hours and gave me an education like i never got in school. >> so you liked it so much you bought the company. >> one of those -- yeah. it took a few years. >> when you were starting your investment partnership i think you started around 1956 with a partnership. >> correct. >> and as i understand it, if somebody put $10,000 in, in 1956, and stayed with you and kept stock they could have gotten, that $10,000 would be worth $500 million. >> that's about right. >> wow. >> those people are grateful to you who did that. >> i was grateful to them. they were betting on a 25-year-old who looked about 20 and acted about 12. and actually, they were mostly relatives. my father-in-law and sister and her husband, my aunt. >> so your investment partnership, you started buying companies and stocks. one of the companies you bought was berkshire hathoway, though your sp kp is famous that was not one of your best investments. >> it was really dumb. it was what i call --

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and davidson change my life. he was a wonderful, wonderful man. he talked with me for four hours on a saturday and gave me an education like i had never gotten in school. >> you like it so much about the company. >> it is one of those things. it took a few years. >> when you were starting your investment partnership, you started in 1956, right? >> that is correct. >> if somebody put $10,000 in in 1956, and had stayed with you and kept the stock they could have gotten a new liquidity, that whould be worth $500 million that today? so those people are very grateful to you. >> i was grateful to them. they were betting on a 25-year- old who looked about 20 in active about 12. -- and acted about 12. they were mostly relatives. was my father-in-law and sister and her husband. >> your investment partnership, he started buying companies and buying stocks and one of the company's you bought was berkshire hathaway. your company is no very famous. that was not one of your best investments? >> it was really dumb. it was what i call -- i'm buying cheap stocks t

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this is mount davidson. look out for the rock. this is on telegraph park. this is stern grove. this is a little known park above candle stick. here's my friend jake, standing by a wall. this was rosy play ground. they turned it into a park and it was also restored by wpa. i believe they torn down the house, which was unforgivable and the zoo is wpa. and here's the murals inside the mother's building. the marina sea walls and great aquatic park. the palace of fine arts. we wouldn't have and a little further in, lake merit, this pier. alva rado park and then, some of you my recognize this. the berkeley rose garden. did it have to be this beautiful. finally, i'm going to wrap up. san francisco is rich in the various kinds of arts projects. we have a fabulous collection of stuff here. there were four components. there was visual arts, federal theater, federal musics and federal writers. they employed many people. this is excellent to show the work. the visual arts project. it was especially important in san francisco because of dieggo rivera and radicalizing it. this is the coit to

on route 50 near davidson bill. investigators say a single car crash left five people with some serious injuries. the wreck closed all eastbound lanes of route 54 hours. medics even airlifted three patients to local trauma hospitals and two more were taken to anne arundel medical center. no word yet on their condition or what caused the accident. >>> some closure today for the family of a baltimore county teenager who died during the struggle within an off-duty police officer. loved ones gathered yesterday for a funeral for chris brown. the teen died from a succession last week during an altercation with off-duty baltimore county officer james laborde. that officer is on administrative leave this morning. brown's family says they want his memory to live on. >> chris brown's mom wants everyone to know that this is just the beginning of the rest of his life because he leaves a legacy to the youth. he wants them to understand that your life can be wasted and squandered. >> no charges have been filed against the officer

look at harley davidson shares one of the biggest decliners cutting its gross margin and eps estimatessaying dealer inventory will likely fall further at the end of next year. it has market cap at $10.6 billion, the stock trading lower by 3.5%. >> thank you. >>> coming up on "street signs," we attack the possible news corp. split. the firm has over a billion bucks into the media's stock and don yacht man gets into this and whether he likes it for shareholders. >>> we're looking at small caps jumping in june. get this, we have saints quarterback, drew brees, on the show about his contract, boun bounty-gate and the big problems of concussions in the nfl. back to sue. >> i am so jealous. we will see you at 2:00. thanks. pack back to politics, only 132 days until the election. here with a new survey how the top 1% plan to vote. it's surprising. >> it is. we tend to forget in 2008 obama had a lot of support from the wealthy. he won a majority of votes from people making $200,000 or more and won eight of the 10 wealthiest counties. this time around might be a little different. a new survey f

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duke, davidson -- and it is good to see both of you.ave the good sense to apply to chapel hill, though. i probably would not have gotten in but is good to be with you, congressman. i am sorry that your attorney general is not here. i know he is campaigning hard to get reelected. i guess he does not have an opponent, does he? surely, one of the deans of the attorney general's in america and a good friend of mine, i have followed his lead on a number of fronts. i appreciate the party inviting me. i want to thank you, congressman miller for being mc and for your service for this country. i'm sad to see if you leave it -- leave the congress by now lowboys will continue to be heard in the state and nation. you have an advocate for many important things for the america and the middle class. it is an honor to be with you tonight. [applause] it is also an honor to be with the young democrats and all the democrats and i have been with media and democrats. rufus is a friend of mine, rufus edmondson and works with a lot of ag's. senator irvin took

on the glen canyon, twin peaks, mount davidson peace is the park. we used the bond funds to make a significant contribution toward making that isn't real. and doing work at those three sites. supervisor elsbernd: i do not think the answer -- there is the potential there may be some programs that could be funded by this, correct? >> there is overlap between the sites where we would want to do trailed restoration and sites that are included in the natural areas plan. supervisor elsbernd: more likely than not, the eir will not be here until, best case, 12 months from now realistically. could be longer. if you had to put a dollar figure on that program -- a ball park, the whole program? >> all the projects? supervisor elsbernd: and assuming it got approved. how much? >> the natural areas plan includes over 32 distinct park sites including sharp park which is 400 acres and it includes large portions of mcclaren which is over 100 acres. to be conservative, you'd be talking $30 million or $40 million. arrange to do everything -- a range to do everything. s