butler. >> is indeed the doris merry not an issue doris merry was on the list of things that were of concern one of the issues that i from my client it was a privacy issue would the mass of doris messengers be amenable to be in the plan they wanted to removed from the plan but primarily our southern was with the plummet of the addition. >> commissioner moore. >> i find the doris messengers somewhat different to consider i assume everybody has gone through the commission to add did doris messengers didn't makes sense to me it's a bad idea and i think we should approve the building take dr and approve the building with the suggested 2.6 set back and call it a day. >> so i want to confirm that the doris messengers are in the proposal of what is in front of the department currently but they were discussed in a compromise that's not what we have to discuss right now. >> that's very correct. >> that's correct. >> commissioned a motion and second to take drn and remove 2 feet 67 inches from the rear of the proposed second level. >> are we leave the modification. >> unless it's amended by th

but i think, you know -- >> rose: one second doris. >> what doris said earlier some of this is timingrlier he began his second term with gun control. was gun control and immigration. they had a realistic prospect of getting immigration. john mccain marco rubio and he could not have taken the executive action he took in november two years earlier. he just couldn't have done that because he hadn't given the system a chance. i think he did give the system a chance and found it couldn't work. i think some of it is timing. he was naive,á)0r thinking he could come in because he was the magical man that the system was going to change. it's not just under your. it hadn't worked in this sense for a while. >> rose: doris first and then -- go can ahead doris. >> if the system itself has hardened which i think the political culture has over the last decades and even more8vi difficult during this period of time. maybe it's possible to ask for an individual to change it. that's the kind of thing where you need pressure coming from the outside in to force washington to take action. you think about w

what doris said it earlier. some of this is timing.e began his second term with gun control and immigration. they had a chance, getting it through the senate. he could not have taken his executive action two years earlier because he had not give the system a chance. he gave it a chance and found it could not work. he was naive and think suddenly the system was going to change. it is not just under obama. it had not worked in this sense for a while. >> he believed he could. >> he did. it was naive. >> doris first. >> if the system itself has hardened, which i think the political culture has, maybe it is possible to ask for an individual. that is where you need pressure coming from the outside into force action. if you think about where real social change has taken place, it is not when the guy at the top says let's do great things. it is when you have a civil rights movement or an antislavery movement. it is that failure that we have not cut pushing up. he is a community organizer and he knows that. that is not mean the group is there.

i would liken it to the president doris wrote about.re are areas where there is a structural problem in the economy and people have a debate about it. 1900 was that debate. and the debate in the late 18th century. between hamilton and jefferson. >> at least my guy did not get shot. [laughter] >> i think you are right. senator obama talked about the middle class in 2008. mark halperin was right when he said, what we are talking about is the change in the economy. he had lots of proposals. the american jobs act. they were's called the minute he said them. -- they were swallowed the minute he said them. some of the things he said before now have more solid structure underneath. the second part is republicans can no longer say, his policies have led to a bad economy. they have to offer proposals that are going to be turned into legislation that has to pass of houses of congress. they have to write in pen instead of pencil. that sharpens the debate. brings it into actual policies that can be measured. while doris is right that we are too ear

doris got a life sentence. yvette condemned to die.er first day on death row. >> i begin to hear insults. i first got in and begin to hear people talk about. oh, she got death. oh, she is going to die for the crimes she committed. >> even though they were housed at the same prison the women were prohibited from seeing one another. but occasionally doris would catch a fleeting glimpse of yvette. >> i would go by the chapel and see my sister she would be in the window. i would walk by with a group of ladies. and everybody was saying, doris there is your sister. i said god there she is. i wish she was out here. you know? i hated to go by there just to see her. it would hurt my heart. and i would ache. >> after six years, yvette's punishment was reduced to life, meaning, she could leave death row and reunite with doris. >> i was so excited. we were crying and kissing and hugging and it was like a great reunion. i started crying. i got emotional. and i just begin to praise god. yeah. >> though they can see each other on the yard. prison off

. >> the doris messengers are still part of the plan ape there's certain donor messengers they're talking about. >> in decision with the neighbors part of the compromises to have them not request dr to have them move the donor messengers as well as bring them back in reline the second floors that's part of the conversation throughout the 5 times we've met with them. >> you're okay the alignment. >> so absolutely. >> the is that you with the doris merry situation and yes. >> commissioner richards. >> help me understand here the distance between the ground floor i'm sorry the base of the addition how many feet. >> i have a picture if we could turn on the screen it might be in the packet as well i'm sorry that's small . >> you can zoom in. >> we can zoom in? okay. thank you so we're looking at the draw deck open the left-hand side of the skreeven and the section on the right we set a tape measure from deck to deck and approximateed that from the ground where they are deck is to the top of retaining wall where the folks were >> so an additional 10 or 11 feet from the building. >> correct. >>

first, doris concerns goodwin a pulitzer prize winning author a former member of the lbj white house staff and one of the first members of the white house fellows program that was created by president johnson and by john gardener. joe califano, who served as domestic affairs advisor better put domestic affairs czar for prejudice from 1965 to 1969. ambassador andrew young one of dr. king's very closest aides the first african-american united states congressman elected from the deep south since reconstruction. appointed by president carter as united states ambassador to the united nations. and mayor of my city of atlanta from 1982 until 1990. taylor branch, paul pulitzer prize winning author best known for his writings on civil rights, his book, parting the waters, america in the king years won the pulitzer in 1989. our moderator today is todd purdum, a contributing editor at vanity fair, a senior editor at politico. he recently published a book, an idea whose time has come two presidents two parties and the battle for the civil rights act of 1964. ladies and gentlemen please welcome t

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21st century here in this chamber here in san francisco in a first african-american president since doris ward in the mid-90s. as a female elected in the city, it's really great to see a woman sitting on the dais and so i made that motion and i would like to retake the vote. >> thank you. so a motion has been made by supervisor kim and it is supervisor campos >> thank you matter present. i just want to share the comments from supervisor kim and i think it would be important for us to have a unanimous vote so i look forward to supporting you thank you. >> thank you. so with that is there a second the motion, second by second by supervisor tank. mdm. clerk, can we have a local boat to rescind the vote. >> [roll call vote] mdm. pres. i think you call that without objection >> okay without objection this item is passed without objection. [gavel] >> mdm. clerk can you please call the roll on the motion. on the nomination of supervisor agreed to the office of board president, supervisor avalos aye. supervisor breed. aye. supervisor campos aye. supervisor christiansen aye. supervisor: aye. super

it was really in his gut. >> doris, if i could ask you about that. with no disrespect to president johnson's colossal role in this. many other people had a hand in this too. i think it is less well known that in the senate, the president was chasing, he was chomping at the bit, wanting them to hold the senate around the clock, wanting to go into overdrive. they thought the best strategy was to let the southerners talk and exhaust themselves. what discipline must it have taken him to restrain himself? >> that shows an extraordinary understanding of the congress. he knew when to apply that pressure and when to let up. he knew for a certain period of time that he had to trust his leaders there. he would call when he needed to. the discussions are just fabulous. you come with me on this bill and 200 meters from now, schoolchildren will know only two names. how could he resist? the naacp will be flying your banner. just to go back to what we were saying before, i think that tension between a social movement pushing at a president is the best moment in our

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i thank katie tang for stepping in to continue that role and i pay homage to former supervisor dorisward, the first african-american female board president who plays the trail for me today. i intend to follow in those footsteps. i will make grounds committee assignments. i will run efficient collegiate meetings and i will always maintain an open line of medication. with my colleagues. i know i can be direct. at times and sometimes a little too blunt but you will know where i stand and know that i will respect each and every one of you 100 percent. i will do all that i can to keep our board of supervisors meetings from being covered by campaign for other offices and i will start as soon as six members show up to the chamber at 2:00 pm. we have a nornes challenge before us yet fundamentally to me a it boils down to two things: growth and security. we are adding jobs but losing confidence. over the next 25 years we will have 250,000 new people wanting to live here in addition to over the 800 800,000 who are already struggling to stay here. how can we accommodate this growth? were any gr

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. ♪ >> for this young girl times were hard >> doris had a racist, impoverished setting had a major impactwith looks charm.... >> i just wanted to take care of my momma... >> and no remorse... >> she giggles everytime she steps into the revolving door of justice >> she became legendary... >> the finer the store, the bigger the challenge >> al jazeera america presents the life and crimes of doris payne ♪ ♪ >>> hello again let's have a look at the top stories here at al jazerra. isil fighters in northern iraq have released around 250 yazidi kurds. many are elderly who have been taken to hospital in erbil for check ups. isil is believed to have killed thousands of yazidis in its advance across northern iraq last year. >>> more protests in niger have been called for later on sunday over the charlie hebdo cartoons at least five people killed and churches set on fire on the second day of rioting against a front page cartoon of the prophet mohamed. >>> millions of roman catholics in the philippines have gathered to hear pope francis hold an outdoor sunday mass in manila it's the final event of po

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the finer the store, the bigger the challenge >> al jazeera america presents the life and crimes of dorisayne >> when colorado legalized recreational marijuana one year ago, new money rushed in giving a buzz as it were to retail sales. that was expected, of course but a new industry is growing up now among the weeds. now as she follows america's year on pot? "america tonight's" lori jane gliha found others make use of that rocky mountain high. >> i've merchandising to talk to people about a book deal and television deal all of these things because i have this job. >> the job is smoking pot. jake brown is a pot critic. and for the past year, the 32-year-old cannabis connoisseur has been getting a lot of buzz for his willingness to be buzzed. >> and right off the bat you pull through all of that orange, sometimes it will have a very definitive smell but it doesn't come through in the taste or this is the exact opposite. >> so right now you feel pretty good the about this one? >> this is a great a well done tangee. and it is just as good as the first hit. >> is there a way about like breathi

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also want to recognize supervisor doris ward who has been a matriarch and impeccable when it comes to providing leadership and guidance and a steady motherly hand to help me as i begin to navigate my career. you know, during the campaign you have the opportunity to really begin to reflect on many things and the best part about running for reelection is you get to revisit all 52 precincts that make up district ten and i have had the wonderful to reconnect with a lot of con stitch constituents that i have don't always get to hear from. . it's very humbling to look in the eyes of folks in need and i want to recognize my friend in the office now from hunters view who worked with me tirelyilessly to make sure phase one was and with that said we are going to rebuild all of public housing in the city and county of san francisco all of it. [applause] and in order to do this moving forward it's going to take efforts not just of one person or one supervisor but we are required the efforts of everyone working together for a common goal. so as i embark on my second term as supervisor i have a gre

they want a five-minute interview, manned dory, and i think he's doing it the best way saying what youay-- nothing. >> you think thoog the best way? >> the best way. >> to say absolutely nothing. >> the only reason i'm here on this show tonight is so i don't get fined. >> larry: all right, i have to ask you a question, are you-- are you ever disappointed when-- like, one of your hero athletes, when you find out they lie disd that disappoint you, or do you just not care? >> i don't care. it depends how many wins they have that season, you know what i mean? i mean like -- >> that was kobe's thing. >> he was winning and then he won, and got to be like-- i had to ignore it. but now he sucks now. so now i'm like he needs to talk to the media. you know what i mean? he needs to come up clean. all right. your rings are over. >> larry: it's funny because we talked about sports in this but i think a lot of this started in politics. bill clinton is a master at keeping it 70. when he said "it depends what your definition of 'isn't is" he deconstruct aid two-letter word. >> he did it with style. i