with kiter douglas douglas, we have come up with the juggler from the early 60s.e plays a survivor in the film who is moving to israel right after '49. and it is a pretty spectacular film. we will show it on the big screen, and we are excited about it. >> we also have many films about the film makers themselves. we call it personal docks where people basically turn the camera on themselves and it is their own personal story. we bring most them to the film festival. >> we are coming to the end of the program. why don't we let people know where they can go. so it begins july 21st through august 8th. july 31st. >> and the jcc in san francisco. palo alto august 1st through 7th and berkeley. >> berkeley we are-rodo theater, from the 30th to the 6th. >> and august 6, 7, l in san rafael where. >> at the rafael. >> let's go to san francisco jewish film festival and have a wonderful time. if you for being with us here on mosaic. ,,,, 3q my busy family, the family with thousands of odors. like boomer, our boxer. our leftovers... from last night. and then there's phil. oh ph

macarthur before world war ii and he studied drama on douglas macarthur. is that true? more important question, maybe this isn't a fair question but when you look at eisenhower and douglas macarthur and omar bradley and patton is it possible to rank them who was the greatest american general? >> those are two excellent questions. the first one is did eisenhower say he studied dramatic under macarthur? he was chief of staff under douglas macarthur in the philippines in the 1930s and he said i studied drama under macarthur. mccarter said eisenhower was the best student i ever had. there was no love lost between those two and you can imagine the meeting of the eisenhower white house was an awkward one. as far as how do you rank these guys other than the way the publisher put them on the point of the book how do you tell who is the greatest general? that is a wonderful question and one that can probably not be adequately answered because in the days of generals on horseback the general commanded troops and attacked. by the time we get to the second world war w

the war in the pacific was commanded by two key figures general douglas macarthur and admiral nimitz. after the japanese lost the battle for guadalcanal in the south

my name is douglas yepp. i would like to speak out in favor of this item, but i have some cautionary statements. some of my neighbors were concerned that the government was expanding its reach a bit too far. whatever explanation i gave them did not satisfy them. one of the concerns they mention is that there should be more emphasis on primary and secondary school education, rather than trying to expand the government's scope to college education. so in a sense, i tend to agree with them. if a child does not get a good primary and secondary education , whatever dollars you give them available for college will probably be wasted, even if the child showed interest in going to college. the other concern i have that some of my neighbors mentioned to me was whether there was any emphasis on vocational education. it is no secret we need more plumbers, engineers, etc., so i would like to offer some of my neighbors suggestions, that some of the money be used for vocational education. by the time they graduate from hig

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imagine this tree, it was huge. >> that's douglas fir. it's funny today we have modern engineered lumber this is natures perfect natural lumber. this is the spencer house, this is a section of an old capital on the top of the column holding the center span being in the basement. everything in that house all the framing is of this quality. we would make molding out of it or stair treads today. as a result that house after 106 years of earthquakes is still plum and level and you know in amazing shape because -- >> if you look this is a modern 2 by 4 you see the rings. this one is not so bad in terms of how close together they are. >> you have a question? >> what if you eluded to earlier that the application of some of the misguided modeling materials to the outside of the building might cause the building to deteriorate more quickly. i think what you are talking about now would indicate it's a good idea, i'm sorry, because of our desire to in effect restore to what we had before, for good feeling to do this but if that elusion you were talk

it happened at an apartment building on douglas lane near oak park boulevard. ktvu's kraig debro explains what caused the explosion in this report. >> reporter: this afternoon the people who live at the complex on douglas place are looking back at last night's fire and laughing. >> my son mom take all the stuff important. >> reporter: the tv. >> yeah. my wii, my play station. i said no. >> . >> pretty short night. it was exciting because nothing ever happens in this area. >> reporter: they can do that. this afternoon. but last night some of those same people scrambled to safer ground. contra costa fire protection district got the call around 10:30 last night when they arrived an apartment on the second floor was covered with flames. the situation made more dangerous when bullets owned by the renter started going off. >> i heard like rounds going off inside there. >> reporter: when bullets heat up and aren't projected by the hammer of a firearm, the shell pops off. police call it a cookoff. but it is not deadly dangerous. but the scene did scare residents. >> i

presidential historian douglas brinkley joins me now. so douglas, you're a professor of u.s.ry. if you had a student who described paul revere's ride on the exam the way that sarah palin did, would you mark them right or wrong or give them partial credit? >> i wouldn't give them really any credit at all. it's just convoluted history. the problem with her comment was it was sort of taking all different ideas and whirling them all together. i believe she was on her "one nation" tour in boston and toured the north church, toured bunker hill, toured paul revere's house, and then answered that taking little snippets of history. there were two different events, one april 8th, 1775. paul revere's ride out of boston, where he warned the american patriots, not the british, in particular sam adams and john hancock, that the british troops were marching to lexington to arrest them. and revere was trying to mobilize the countryside. i think she got mixed up that later he was arrested and told the british, you know, that the americans had guns and that they were going to defend themselves

things about the way in which du bois friends that their chapter is that he possesses both himself and douglas with reference -- both himself and washington with reference to protect list. it has had so many african american. pitching deck contest between him and washington with respect to deficits and the narrative. in effect what he is saying in this chapter. mimosas of africa, frederick douglass, has passed away. the question is it will be the new leader? washington has emerged. he has emerged as the new joshua. here first to washington as this joshua man. but as it turns out, washington is not the militant leader the joshua was. militant leader. and du bois is presenting himself as the more opprobrious successor, the more appropriate joshua. >> host: well, that said, what was the relationship from john mearsheimer and the larger white community. >> guest: well, very much involved, one of the founding members of the afc t. one can talk about the larger communities in a number of different ways. one can talk about him again with respect to the n.a.a.c.p., african-americans. activism. the poi

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joining me is the book's author douglas waller, he's a defense analyst from bloomberg government.nd he began his ceer working for donovan during his ambassadorship to thailand. i'm pleased to have both of them at this table. welcome. good to have you back. so where did the idea to write this come from? >> >> i've always been interested in historical figures and glossed over by other historians who are very controversial in what they did. in the case of wild bill donovan, people either loved him or hated him. very f people -- he as you say headed up the strategic office. he was franklin roosevelt top spy master and he was introducing the united states into a form of warfare, covert warfare, espionage, propaganda, psychological operations. things that conventional admirals and generals found deeply disturbing and found his id is deeply disturbing and he was a, he had a personnity that didn't take no for an advance and look at a convention admiral who would say you can't do that and runs around to gets it done which doesn't eastern you any friends. >> charlie: at the end he has a rel

my name is douglas young. i would like to think this -- take this opportunity to thank the lane for her years of service, especially for this community. elaine and i have worked on one project. from my experience, she seems to be a nice person. with regards to the comments of the previous speaker, those allegations should be checked out. if they are true, they are true. if they are false, they are false. they should be checked out as a matter of principle. i think supervisor kim would be the proper person to discuss them with the other parties involved. with regards to the recommendations for this district, i would like to put in a suggestion that maybe the district should consider hiring andrew cohen, also known as the big deal gate cup. i think this would be an excellent opportunity to show that andrew cohen has been unfairly, in my opinion, state voted for what happened in video date. when the truth comes out, andrew cohen is not the main person who is to be blamed. why don't we give him a chance to show wh

crews came out here to the colonial arms on douglas way around 10:30. when they got here the second story unit was fully engulfed in flames. the dispatcher didn't have any information on whether there was a preliminary cause but this fire was under control at 11:00. one alarm fire quickly taken care of. contractor out here to board up this apartment tenant tells him a power strip caused this apartment to burst into flames. he says the tenant told him the strip caught on fire and went up the wall. also told me the man who lived in the apartment tried to put the power out himself and picked up the fire strip has a nasty burn to his hand. that tenant did not seek medical attention at a hospital. so right now we only have the one firefighter injured and then the four people who live in that apartment and that apartment displaced along with one child. the red cross is helping them. reporting live in pleasant hill, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time now 6:02. new this morning pg&e crews are busy restoring the power after hundreds of homes in oakland l

my name is douglas yepp. i agree with the first three speakers. in my opinion, i think the city, in a certain sense, has been using a certain form of creative economics in their past agreements with the union for salary and benefits. even my own union, 10 to one could not adequately explained to me how come -- 1021, could not adequately explain to me why i was not receiving my benefits. firemen and policemen are now finding out that all of these negotiations were basically back room deals. one of my favorite subjects that i study now is voodoo economics. i suspect the city and county of san francisco, and many other cities in the rust belt of the east coast have been practicing that creative kind of financing. let us put it this way. it did not work with enron. it is not going to work with anyone else. thank you. commissioner kim: thank you. >> good morning. my name is kay walker, seiu. the west bay chapter of retirees have decided to oppose both amendments, at this point. we will do this publicly. this amendment could change, so it is not written

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douglas nota una delante del reporte de la buena vida. >> los mensajes de texto se han vuelto muy popularescipantes que avisaran cuando escuchaban una determinada canción que nunca llegaba sonar, aquellos que consumían cinco tazas de café indicaron que la ven escuchado, >> profesionales de la salud encuentra un uso más importante de los mensajes de texto, además de conversar con amistades, ahora madres embarazadas o que ya dieron a luz pueden decir orientación médica a través de sus teléfonos celulares. >> tal vez usted piensa que los mensajes de texto son sólo para pasar el tiempo o para comunicarse con familiares, amigos, compañeros de trabajo, pero no es así, encontró cómo sacarle más provecho a este popular servicio móvil, atrás de un programa federal llamado... >> dos veces al mes mandan textos, diciendo por ejemplo que durante el embarazo que era lo que tenía que esperar en el mes, qué cambios iba a tener en el cuerpo. >> sobre el cuidado y desarrollo físico y mental que debe presentar la pequeña natal, el programa es gratuito y es realizado para madres que no tiene mucha información

it happened at a complex on douglas lane.ers arrived to the sound of exploding live ammunition. last hour we spoke to one man who heard the blast shake up his apartment house. >> maybe after about 10 minutes i heard like rounds going off inside there and someone thought it meet ab fire hazard. to me this sounded like bullets. >> fortunately, crews were able to secure the area and get the fire under control in less than 30 minutes. no one was hurt. ktvu's kraig debro is at the scene and will tell us what might have caused the fire at 8:30. >>> right now 6 people in oakland -- 68 people in oakland are without power. a transformer blew around 3:30 this morning a police officer in the hear reported seeing three flashes of light before hearing the exploasmghts originally 1500 customers were without power. >>> well, new this morning, the labor says the number of people filing first time unemployment benefits is drifting lower. 422,000 new jobless claims came in. that's down 6,000 from the week before but it's still higher from what

[laughter] that july a care-free young pilot named douglas corrigan flew from new york to los angeles. the problem was that he landed in dublin, ireland. [laughter] where am i, he asked the astonished airport workers in dublin. i intended to fly to california. he had flown without landing papers, without passport, without radio, no instruments, not even a map. my compass went wrong, he said. newspapers and even hollywood ate up the story of wrong-way corrigan. [laughter] his stunt gave depression-weary americans something, finally, to laugh about. and when he returned to new york, he was showered with confetti and a ticker-tape parade downtown. well, fdr wanted to be like joe lewis, but he wound up like wrong-way corrigan heading in the wrong direction in the summer of 1938, and the purge was one of the few glaring mistakes in the roosevelt's long, courageous, compassionate and superb political career. thank you. [applause] >> folks, we're running just a little bit long, and i want to make sure you all want to have a chance to get your booked, so susan -- book signed, so susan will an

from eastern state penitentiary in philadelphia, i'm john douglas.

. >> this morning abc2 sherrie johnson look at how inner harbor east academy and sore johner douglas college are making it work. take a look. >> reporter: inner harbor east academy for young scholars is a charter school for elementary and middle school students housed on the campus of so johner douglas college the partnership between the school and col towing get them on the right path to higher learning at early age. >> and some of them are going there for the first time in the family and so it is an important issue in giving them hope for the future. so that's where i think is very unique about the school that they really in youture some of the hope and the idea of the future being bright. >> reporter: autumn jones is in the 5th grade and is a bright student and plays to -- plans to become a scientist thanks to the partnership it's a goal not out of her reach. >> you have the college upstairs and you know you are going to college and you might be coming to this one. >> reporter: the students are unique. life is challenging with some coming from single parent homes and poverty. 78%

number of women in saudi arabia said they have taken cars out in protest against the ban on female douglas. there are several journeys posted that are in defiance of the law. the threat of oil pipelines has soared in mexico. they said run to lead a $50 million with it will was stolen and the first four months of this year alone. after days of instability on the financial markets and riots on the streets of athens this week, the leaders of germany and france today said in a bailout package for greece must be agreed to acid as possible. angela merkel and sick of -- and nicholas sarkozy was speaking after a new greek cabinet was sworn in to deal with the crisis. >> a cabinet reshuffle, greek style. european leaders and the financial markets watched as the new cabinet was sworn in facing violence on rice, the prime minister done to his finance minister. a desperate gamble that a new team could push through austerity measures and so prevent a devastating default. outside the parliament, the protesters remained at the gate. at the late evening, they were sitting in. they had heard that the new f

my name is douglas. i have lived in san francisco for 59 years. i would like to thank supervisor farrell for having this hearing. i think it is long overdue. even with my college education, some of my folks back east overwhelm me when they talk about financial subjects like this. basically i rely on their interpretations rather than my own knowledge. one thing that bothers me -- when i looked at this item, there was only one sponsor. if i remember correctly, there are supposed to be to other supervisors who have the reputation -- two other supervisors to have the reputation of being fiscal watchdogs. i would like to pose the question for the record whether the two of them are in support or whether they have no opinion on the hearing? i think hearing from them would make all of us more comfortable about this budget. one of the things that has interest me -- interested me lately is the general economic theory that is unproven. a lot of people refer to it as "voodoo economics." my own take is the manipulation of the accepted economic principles for s

the war in the pacific was commanded by two key figures general douglas macarthur and admiral nimitz. after the japanese lost the battle for guadalcanal in the south pacific macarthur and his troops focused on recapturing new guinea nimitz handled the central pacific region and plans were drawn up to send forces against the japanese strongholds in the gilbert and marshall islands groups mark no one is a u.p.s. pilot in the world war two military historian he heads the nonprofit organization history flights they're working to locate the over seventy eight thousand missing in action from the second world war right way saying here is a good deed to intelligence maps that the u.s. marine corps put together for what they called helen island which was the code name for a base you know a toll in tar island region and they built this very complex map with all of the difference and information that they gleaned from a number of overflights from b. twenty four craft taking photographs of the island and it has pictures of all the different machine gun positions and the different types of large c

. >> in this area here is where frederick douglas' head will be. >> what it's about is remembering people who did extraordinary things under the most difficult of circumstances. >> when it's done this will stand 21 feet and weigh 60,000 pounds. the idea came to him 3,552 days ago. the day of the 9/11 attacks. >> at the moment i said why would any one do something like this and what am i doing to contribute or not. >> his contribution is a memorial that will live in a park in the emerging uptown district. >> this will contribute to showing that oakland is more than what people hear all the time. oakland is a place to be recognized. >> among the figures, martin luther king, mother theresa, also poet maya angelou and harvey milk. >> you look at the individuals, at issue is the fact that some of them made mistake, some didn't do in the early part of their years what they ultimately did in the final part of the years. >> there were people i grew up with, people who i saw along the way for my own journey and i look to them. >> he hopes the figures will inspire others once they are unjailed. ser

have 300 criminal brains try to squeeze money from the cabdrivers and i think it's not mcdonnell-douglas and i don't understand about this thing. the last thing which i am saying, if we cry, it hurt you, please do not let us cry. thank you. [applause] >> [reading names] >> i made cabdriver. i think you could describe this as mission creep gone wild. we have a lot of stuff thrown at us all in one year. selling medallions and everything, we are not able to catch our breath and you are putting in waybills an ongoing to try to confine this to waybills. i always heard waybills were from the police so if you pick up somebody, you have a record of it. now, it is biometrics. its following your around all the time and makes me nervous and combined with the rest of the changes in that industry, it is kind of oppressive. for 10 years, we had the taxi commission and one well-known politician said it was the best entertainment on television, but i found it embarrassing many times. i would like to go back to honorably driving a cab and not being followed around or worry about whether embarking hard en

crews came out here last night to the colonial arms on douglas way around 10:30. one alarm fire was under control before 11:00. dispatcher didn't have any information on a preliminary cause, however a contractor working with the county and boarding up places that catch fire and where there's damage says crews on the scene told him they believe the cause is accidental. contractor also says the tenant told him the power strip burst into flames. tenant burned his hand on the strip trying to pick it up. he declined medical attention at the scene. red cross is helping five people with a place to live. the contractor says the ammunition appears to have come from several firearms the man inside the apartment possesses. still need to talk to people at this apartment complex so they can give us further information about whether or not that ammunition went off. live in pleasant hill, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> explosions also heard at ocean beach overnight when the bomb squad was called in to detonate some military ammunition. yesterday afternoon the san francisc

so i said i was happy to and they sent me down to douglas for several days. douglas is the border town in southeastern arizona which was then kind of the immigrant highway into the united states, and it was a very shocking experience for me to go down there and see the helicopters and see the border patrol everywhere up and down the the , arresting people. while i was there, i did a right along with the border patrol and had the opportunity to interview a man whose cousin had died in his arms a few hours earlier that day. they were from guatemala and that man told me the story of their long and ultimately tragic journey. that story that man told me really changed my life and moved me tremendously and ever since i have tried to cover immigration whenever i can while still upholding my other duties that the tucson weekly. so that is how it got started. >> thanks margaret. samia said your whole career as a reporter but that way you ever dare to books is kind of anything that it just a just the facts kind of approach. could you talk about why you chose to use rea

last week that we had with regard to the tttf and a-10, i spoke with special assistant in charge douglas today. she's looking at the resolution to see how that might play in. she asked again if we were going to entertain reopening an a-10 because maybe the remedy lies along that road and in the meantime, commander tomokioa is working with the rec and j defusion centers in a building community of trust forum that will be in july across civic center at the library. about 50 people will be invited, key stakeholders in this, two-thirds from the community, including a c.l.u., h.r.c., whoever might be most interested and might be able to get the word out and then about a third would be law enforcement. it's a lengthy meeting. i believe it's six hours. >> 4 1/2. >> 4 1/2 hours. so i think pretty much everybody can gain an understanding of what the law enforcement community was about in terms of trying to keep the community safe from terrorism. so with that, i will close my report and take any questions of anybody on the commission. >> thank you very much, chief. commissioner slaughter? commissi

my name is douglas. i have lived in san francisco for 69 years. i have worked at the park -- department of public health and hospitals for 20 years. i would like to think this committee for its aggressive stance, especially holding this hearing. i think everybody in this room agrees the department of public health has been under- scrutinized for long time. face the facts. gavin newsom is not in san francisco. the only conclusion i get is that it is now time to clean up the department of public health. [applause] i hate

my name is douglas. i have lived in san francisco for 69 years. i have worked at the park -- department of public health and hospitals for 20 years. i would like to think this committee for its aggressive stance, especially holding this hearing. i think everybody in this room agrees the department of public health has been under- scrutinized for long time. face the facts. gavin newsom is not in san francisco. the only conclusion i get is that it is now time to clean up the department of public health. [applause] i hate to say this, but it is kind of suspicious, in my opinion, the department of public health puts forth all of these platitudes about ethical conduct, compliance, concerns, rules, etc., get in actual practice, they go after their own valuable employees, like myself, just for whistle- blowing. these are actual fact. i am still requesting the board of supervisors to hold a hearing on the department of public health and if they are as clean as some people say. let's put it in writing and all of us will then shut up. but the department of