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b. jordan, getting unanimous praise for his work. the first time director of the movie, he won awards at both cannes and sundance film festival. the movie tackles one of the most explosive incidents in recent memory when an armed african-american man was shot to death by a white transit policeman at the oakland bart whaton that ressembles took place with trayvon ma rtin. we continue to introduce you to folks that make this show possible each and every night. has been with me since the beginning and without whom this program would not be on the air. she was and is responsible for the funding that keeps us on the air. everyone of us knows and the doors d -- adores denise. >> thank you for giving us 10 great years of conversations. i also want to thank our funding sponsors, walmart and the people that started with us, enterprise the foundations. it takes a village for great programming. we're glad you have joined us for a conversation with actor michael b. jordan and director ryan kugler. now. >> there is a saying that dr. king had. he said, there is always th

and now that richard cordray has been confirmed as the director of the c f p b a top consumer watchdog won't be talking to congress about its budget and of course zine or not to clarify that's the game the mainstream media play is leave the fourth estate to us here at prime interest of all t.v. at leeds and regulators and that means you mr sacks and thanks for watching please come back and. tomorrow from everyone at prime interest i'm harry i'm boring have a great record. low. or lower. are low. is it possible to navigate the economy with all the details and to stick to misinformation and media hype will keep you up to date by decoding the mainstream have stated it's been your right. little. on larry king nutrition the politics of food our panel of experts separate food fact from fiction we tend to be preserver taste. for instance if we look at the number of people that are rated as either obese or overweight the united states we're looking at about two thirds of the adult population but the truth about g.m.o. fifty countries have you know either restrictions or outright bans on geneti

proud about is their way ahead of other folks so thanks chief and a please call line item if 3 b >> oc director's report the review of recent activities for the fiscal reports for the period of january one through june 13th and 2012. the complaint of reports and awe adjudication of sustained complaints and the presentation is first >> good evening president and members of the police commission. as for the june comprehensive statistical report the occ had 32 hundred complaints down from 2013 that's a 12 percent decrease. the occ sustained some complaints compared to june 20, 2012. the occ mediated report down through june 2012. there are four awe jury instructions the first thing what the sustained obligations failure to take action in astonishment of the officers and the sergeant. the second one is the fourth case with the policy finding i'd like to table that report for a later police commission meeting because i'm in discussions with the chief about the viability of the organization cc policy recommendations. the third one is the neglect of duty the officer was astonished. the next one was fail

briefings to members on the budget now that richard cordray has been confirmed the c f p b has its first director the bureau that's taxed tasked with protecting consumer finance does not have to answer to congress regarding its budget this is the profile of the consumer financial protection bureau your first off balance sheet watchdog now let's get to today's daily deal. well joining me for the daily duel today is james catullus co-founder and president of the commodity coalition come out of a customer coalition sorry and i understand that you were recently involved in the polar bear experiment or accident i'm not sure how that happened. no it was actually sharknado ok once we got that out of the way let's talk about your experience on the national futures association board how did you get there and what is this doing for us in the futures industry it wasn't easy to get there you know despite all the john minds work in them of global imperator and bankruptcy we saw a petition to get on the ballot so we petition do we want to contest an election i think i beat out a guy who was on the board since

director. of works on b. hall for a sense a prize that presents its represents its interests the charity of the russian federation he receives payment and who's responsible for his actions in accordance with the federal law and the bylaws of the russian federation of the region was. i believe that the scene is the focus of this with some solutions to get a school bus to use though it's in accordance with the chartres starting for on the spot in two thousand and nine in the midst of and we're just been listening to some of the verdict that's being read out for alexina volunteer prominent blogger an opposition leader and he's been found guilty of embezzlement we'll be bringing you more opinion and analysis on that have on the case throughout the day of course here in our team as well as live updates from the courthouse also we've got a live transmission of the verdict available at the announcement being available on our t.v. dot com right now plus don't forget our twitter feed for all the latest on the story. b

the senate has confirmed james comey as the new f-b- i director.comey was the former deputy attorney general who worked in the george w bush administration. the 93-to-one vote came after republican senator rand paul of kentucky dropped his filibuster of comey. it's day two of a preliminary hearing in harrisburg, pennsylvania, that will determine whether there's enough evidence to bring to trial three former penn state officials in the jerry sandusky child abuse case. former penn state president graham spanier, retired vice president gary schultz and ex-athletic director tim curley are accused of failing to tell police about an allegation against sandusky, and then tried to hide what they knew. court documents and transcripts of hearings related to the case of murdered washington intern chandra levy will be made public, some immediately and others by the week's end. lawyers have held a number of meetings in the case in recent months but the public and press have not been able to hear all those meetings. lawyers have been discussing information that

director's report. a. update on dbi's finances. b. update on proposed legislation. c. update on permit tracking system. d. update on major projects. 1234 >> sfgtv can we get assistance with the overhead? thank you. deputy director administrative services. the overhead -- dependence with that today. today i will review the financial performance report for operating revenues and expenses. we are currently projecting a balance of $23.73 million. this consist of $24.48 million in the budget and $2.25 million in expenditures. we expect by the end of the year that we will move $3-5 million of that into deferred credit. terms of revenues, year to date at this time compared to last year, 2013 was 21 percent higher than year to date for may 2012. the services continue to exceed budget. currently we are at $16.2 million over our budget and we expect by the end of the year to increase to $21.4 million. the year to date 2013 evaluation is greater than 2012. we continue to receive small payments for rental licenses fees from property tax. in terms of expenditures, when we look at the year over year comparison, the y

b helmsman, onboard hotel director, to naval officers, and the head of the company crisis center will be sentenced. the russian opposition leader has returned to moscow where he was greeted by hundreds of his supporters. the anti-kremlin critic was sentenced to five years in prison for theft, but on friday, he was released. alny started blogging about russianon at some of state-owned companies in 2008. he criticized putin's united russia party, calling it the party of crooks and thieves. he inspired mass protests against the kremlin when he was arrested and imprisoned for 15 days. he declared himself a candidate for moscow's mayoral election in september. >> this was the kind of yomecoming that alexei navaln could only have dreamed of a few days ago when he was facing five years in jail. of course, he was dramatically called back to court a day later , another request of the prosecution told that he would be freed ending his appeal. ,e has arrived back in moscow and he's announced on the steps of the railway railway station where he came in earlier on saturday that he would be running

director. and seeing none come forward, we'll close /p-b lick comment and we can go on to our next item. >> item 13 allocate 12.406 in prop k funds with conditions for annual requests subject to attached fiscal year [inaudible] and amend the prop k traffic calming and [inaudible] fife year [inaudible] programings. this is an action item. >> good afternoon. sorry. this item has two enclosures that were attached to your packet and i will highlight the allocation requests very briefly. most of this request is for the para transit operations program and we fund about half of the operating budget for this. this is also a funding re/kw*us for public sidewalk repair from the department of public works primarily around city street trees. there is a funding request from bart for a civic center bike station. this will serve bart and muni patrons in the portion of the bike station that the external to bart and also there's a portion /tp-f bart patrons. it's 190 new spaces. this will fund tree planting and maintenance. this is done in empty basins and also a year of operations of the commuter benefits progr

b. comey to become the next director of the f.b.i.. i will vote to invoke cloture, and i expect that many of my colleagues will do the same. the confirmation of a new f.b.i. director is a serious decision for this chamber to consider. as a large federal law enforcement agency, the f.b.i. has numerous responsibilities and of course tremendous power. only with quality leadership and proper congressional oversight will the f.b.i. be best equipped to fight crime, terrorism, and espionage. i feel that the president has made a fine choice in selecting mr. comey as the next leader of the f.b.i., and i plan to explain my support for him as we approach his confirmation vote later on this week. i recognize that there is a level of concern associated with this nomination regarding the use of drones by the f.b.i.. i have been at the forefront of this issue raising it last year with the attorney general. the attorney general gave me an incomplete answer as to the f.b.i.'s use of drones. accordingly after there was a disclosure that the f.b.i. was u

b. todd jones has been doing the impossible, killing two crucial federal law enforcement positions as acting director of the atf and u.s. attorney for the state of minnesota. i see anthony back there. it hasn't been easy. todd has his wife margaret and is a father not just any but four other children and a good one at that. we welcome anthony here today representing the family. b. todd jones has an impressive background that has him well prepared to lead the atf. at the university of minnesota he entered the u.s. marine corps where he served on active duty as judge advocate and infantry officer from 1983 until 1989. two years later he was called back to active duty during the first iraq war. in addition to his military career and having the rare distinction serving u.s. attorney andrew two different presidents b. todd jones has a strong record as the line prosecutor in the u.s. attorney's office and outstanding career in private practice. today we are here to consider his nomination to be permanent director of the atf, a nomination supported by the national association of former u.s. attorneys includ

today on "studio b" former establishment director for the fbi in new york called this the most complex confusing case you can imagine. >> everybody is testifying against everybody else. not only criminals by john in boston. this is a mess. >> harris: now a man on the witness les is dead. the boston newspaper reporting this comes days after prosecutors called him they did not plan to call him to the stand after all. molly line on fox top story from boston. what do we know about this man. >> we know his name was stephan rakes. 59 years old. his body was found off of a roadside in lincoln, massachusetts. that's a community about 30 minutes west of the city of boston. he had formerly lived in south boston. and he has accused whitey bulger, james whitey bulger who is on trial right now of extorting him way back in the 80's. rakes claimed he was one of bulger's victims. accusing bulger and his partners of extortion. saying the men threatened his life and forced him to give up his liquor store the one he was riding in 1984. the middlesex district attorney's office put out a statement today re

the senate confirmation process he was finally confirmed as the director of the consumer financial protection bureau last night the c f p b it will affect hundreds of millions of consumers so let's take a moment to profile the agency was created with the passage of the dog dodd frank financial reform law of two thousand and ten before the agency's a formal opening elizabeth warren a was in charge of implementation convinced she would never pass a senate confirmation of president obama did not nominate her as director of the federal agency is responsible for the oversight and regulation of consumer finance protection walleyes its mission is to make. markets for consumer finance products and services work for americans they do this in three ways first is through education the agency believes an informed consumer is the first line of defense against abusive practices and second they have the power to enforce federal consumer finance laws over banks credit unions and other finance companies and thirdly they study finance trends to better understand consumer behavior now this third row of the c f p b has sparked privacy concer

b and it is not there. and the task force was with the dph and these two, directors they task force could have detained her in questioned her about who she was with and the other male that was in there and that was not done and she was not rested or cited. so, i submit, and i think that the imposition of the penalty in this case is accessive to this young lady. >> thank you. >> counselor just for your information, those photos that you referenced are not legal able. >> i could not make them out, they were not clear when i got my papers from the city attorney. i was hoping that you would have had more legal able ones if i did. >> and those photos pertain to the april 2012 improper attire not prostitution or illegal conduct. >> thank you. >> this activity for when she was cited was prior to her obtaining her state license. and because of the series of continuances, this particular threat was continued. and that is why i pointed that out mainly to go to the point that she has not been economy damaged in any way. >> thank you. >> >> commissioners this matter is submitted. >> >> any comments? >> i have comments

morning directors i'm jim with the patrick company thank you for your giving me the time. i will call a couple of of things to your attention. the b t x is a long way off before it's ready such got a 12 foot wide street there touch to get into. and number two i'd like to call your attention to those of none of those have a west side entrance because it's not designed very well. and number 3 we're going to plan a two-story restaurants on the park level behind the theatre. that's a great spot to integrate a strategy right below it because that's where the people are going to be the majority of the light. thank you for the light you've given me and i'll continue to work on this for everyone >> thank you, mr. patrick any other members of the public wanting to speak. seeing none, we'll close public comment at this time. madam clerk please call consent calendar >> they're considered to be routine. there will be no separate discussion and the events can be removed and none of the public wishes to be removed and this is the midnight's to be approved and item 7.2 authorizing the improved to expend the contract for 3 years for 75 thousand d

b review recent activities. >> good evening members of the police commission. supervisors and captain and members of the audience. i'm joyce hicks the director of the san francisco office of citizen clanlts in addition here this evening it senior investigator ed. it's a pleasure to be here this evening to speak with you about the office of citizen complaints. i've been to this empathies community meeting in the past to talk about the occ so bear with me if you've heard this before. the occ is the third largest civilian oversight of law enforcement allocation in the united states only sewer passed in size by new york city and chicagos civilian oversight agency. the office was created by a board of supervisors sponsored chart amendment in 1982 so it was adopted by voters to have an office of citizen complaints. we're thirty years old we're became fully operational in 1983. we were originally with the san francisco police department but placed under the commission straight from the police department. the police commission is also a civilian body. the function is to assist the trust for the public by being the bridge in matters of police miscond

here to explain, assistant director of global market intelligence for s in b capital. always wonderful to have you join us for your expertise. this has become kind of a game. do you agree or not? companies and investors and wall street. why do we even pay attention to the corporate guidance? we know that these companies will be better than they said they're going to. >> keep in mind the historical trend. where we are getting this is taking the consensus, the s&p consensus. we looked over the last ten quarters and we found that the consensus number and the data is typically just under 5% lower than where we ended the season. so i look over the trailing quarter. it's a little lower. so we think that is a little more realistic. we are getting that 67 percent growth by the end of the quarter. kind of a sweet spot. to your point, yes. it is true. companies are kind of laying the groundwork. they give out the guidance and analysts follow the guidance and therefore ratchet down estimates. as you have seen, they end up beating 65%. adam: you can't really fudge sales and it

b. comey to be director of the f.b.i.. i'm sorry to report, mr. president, there will be a cloture vote on him at 5:30 today. our chief law enforcement officer, we had to file cloture on that. mr. president, every respectable economist has said that the shortsighted arbitrary cuts known as sequester will cost american jobs. medical researchers say that these painful cuts will set medical research in this country back decades, potentially costing the world a cure for cancer, flu, aids, and many other diseases that we're on the cusp of making great headway. the sequester will make cuts in education to give children a shot at success. we also know the sequester will slash the safety net that keeps millions of senior citizens, children, veterans and low-income families from descending into poverty. and we know the sequester is as bad for national security as it is for the economy. these cuts have grounded a third of the united states combat, slashed troop training budgets and kept aircraft carriers that should have been handed for the persian gulf and

half later they held a director's meeting in which at&t said forgot about our ongoing site we're about to get a permit so let's move it from the roof to a ground floor to which d b i respond go ahead. there's two problems here. first, the 1976 soft story wood building is not up to current building codes for seismic sate. the technical engineer who has 50 years experience was to view the site. the drs. comment was no at&t was to be permitted on the roof without a complete seismic upgrade of the this. so in the absence of a service upgrade is a skeptic issue that was referred to in the previous hearing. the second problem although this application has been in the pipeline for 3 years until residents brought it to their attention both at&t and the city planning department overlooked that was identified as prone to flooding or was prone to flooding. so it appears prior to the june meeting at&t also waved it's magic one day over the department of public works. one day before the planning commission hearing stated this block is no longer prone to flooding. now should we ask the grand jury to look to d b w. why is potential flooding at this location an issue. contrary

earlier i spoke to kevin gallagher director freeh barrett brown about his disproportionate prosecution i first asked him to break down the charges barrett is facing and here's b. had to say. he's been indicted three times on a total of seventeen counts the first charges related to alleged allegedly threatening you tube videos treats the second damon relates to having peace student link into a chat room and charging him with access device fraud and identity theft multiple counts and a certain date maybe is on obstruction for allegedly stealing a laptop during the march creative's is in its mother's. and are they stacked to equate to the over one hundred years in prison or is there one that carries. time. all told all together the maximum you see he's facing up to one hundred five years in prison i think it's really are you just see what they're doing with transforming these trivial things into multi-county it's only indictment it's amazing for people that don't know about his case about what he did can you can you talk about what the stratfor of leaks revealed and how barrett was involved in that week. yeah in december of two thousand a weapon i believe. i mea

earlier i spoke to kevin gallagher director freeh barrett brown about his disproportionate prosecution i first asked him to break down the charges barrett is facing and here's b. had to say. he's been indicted three times on a total of seventeen counts the first charges are related to alleged allegedly threatening you tube videos treats the second indictment relates to having pasted a link into a chat room and charging him with access device fraud and identity theft multiple counts and a certain date mary is on obstruction for allegedly stealing a laptop during the march freedoms is in it's mother's and are they stacked to equate to the over one hundred years in prison or is there one that carries. time. all told all together the maximum you see he's facing up to one hundred five years in prison. i think it's really ari just see what they're doing with transforming these trivial things into multi count felony indictment it's amazing for people that don't know about his case about what he did can you can you talk about what the stratfor leaks revealed and how barrett was involved in that leak. yeah in december of two thousand a weapon i believe. i mean this is

b. because she narrates the stage director. >> i don't understand half of it. >> neither do we. >> i'm willieondon for the latest. how are we doing. >> she is smiling now, look. >> hey guys, we will i'm assuming things are progressing along. we haven't gotten any royal announcement yet but kate is inside st. mary's hospital and was admitted here earlier this morning around 6:00 a.m. local time so she is going on a little over 8 hours of labor. as you know it's going to take time. we can only hope within the next couple of hours we do get the royal birth announcement and i can tell you, excitement is building here. a lot of people, including, you know, any tourist who is pretty much in london, they all seem to be camped out here along with all of the press. it's gotten very crowded here outside of the wing but you can imagine what is going to be a great celebration in this country when that birth announcement comes out, it will come out of the doors here at st. mary's hospital and it will be driven over to buckingham palace and only at that point when it's placed on an easel will we get the de

b we wonder are the kids scared. there is a lot of things to be thinking about. we are waiting from direction from the camp about what to do. >> reporter: now, the camp's executive director did send out a letter to parents just after 1:00 this afternoon saying the campers were kept away from the scene. you are looking at a picture of the dining hall where the kids were. thankfully none of them outside where the tree fell. all of the kids unhurt. all of the kids safe. we aret d coming back here liv pg&e crews were out here. they were repairing a power line hit by the fallen tree. i want to mention we caught up with san francisco county sheriff, he is out here because he and his family are at a neighboring camp, also san francisco based. he wanted to show support. we also know that the next session coming into camp is supposed to start sunday. this session supposed to leave friday. the next one coming in sunday. we don't know if those plans have changed. we will have the latest at 6:00. for now live outsidey(bñ of yosemite. >>> our other big story, day three of the bart strike and commuters are growing increasingly frustrated and angry. both sides back at the table today.