edmonds. seeing no other public comment, public comment is closed. [gavel] >> so, colleague, i think we've already moved and decided to continue, but can we continue item number 4 without objection? [gavel] >> thank you. is there any other business before us, ms. long? >> no, mr. vice-chair. >> then meeting adjourned. thank you, everyone. [gavel] hmm. [cell phone beeps] hey! [police whistle blows] [horns honking] woman: hey! [bicycle bell rings] turn here. there. excuse me. uh. uh. [indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig Él es reginald. nunca ha estado en internet. hoy él quiere cambiar eso. su instructora. su plan: comprar boletos de avión y sorprender a su esposa <3 <3 <3 <3 pero primero, va a sorprenderse a sí mismo. descubre el internet. encuentra una clase gratis cerca de ti.

>>> ray juicy edmonds. i guess since this is a check payment from chase bank from 239 for tndc ambassador hotel rent, i would like to donate this to the small business because you know this would be a good idea that at least we donated money back into having small business for people who reside and [speaker not understood] hotels like the tnc is not really doing a great job at chp. so, i want to donate this check for 239 to the small business. thank you. >> thank you very much. any other member of the public that wishes to comment on this item? okay, seeing none, public comment is closed. [gavel] >> colleagues, item 6 is in front of us. could i have a motion to send this item forward to the board? >> so moved. >> take it without objection. [gavel] >> madam clerk, can you call item number p? ~ 7? >> item number 7 is a resolution retroactively authorizing the recreation and park department to accept and expend a grant of $130,679, for the period of july 1, 2013, through june 30, 2033, from the california depa

seeing none -- >>> ray edmonds. you'd be surprised what i know about federal express. federal express was actually small business started in little rock, arkansas where i lived. they didn't have an international airport so he they moved to memphis, tennessee. that's why the memphis [speaker not understood] federal express is there. so, i think this is a good idea that we give them some southern hospitality here so that it will give us a chance to. more people to deal with, the old south in the past. ~ to have federal express i'm altos happy to see them because i know it's a arkansas-tennessee connection. when there was no international airport to memphis tennessee coming to san francisco, sfo. thank you. >> thank you. anybody else wish to comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. [gavel] >> colleagues -- >> [speaker not understood]. >> motion move forward with recommendation, we can take without objection. [gavel] >> madam clerk do we have any other business in froth of us? >> no, mr. chair. >> thanks. we'll have a 15-minute break until 2 o'clock. we are adjourne

edmonds, what is the impact? >> we know comcast is largely a video company.are selling video service across the country. they're more significantly broadcast -- broadband dividers. net book -- netflix, google, facebook. those companies have a relationship to comcast that is up in question. they are trying to charge these guys for better access to these broadband. this could have implications for big companies out of silicon valley. >> john, can you explain to me -- i cannot understand how disney tried to get an increase in with a patent has yet and how that might change espn. crack i do not think it will change. bob iger is the ceo of disney. when the deal was first announced and we asked how it would affect them, he said it would not. we are feeling pretty good about the stuff that we have on offer. it is led by programming on espn. disney is in a good spot. the question is about those less valuable channels. that is where the different media companies -- i don't know what you want to say. some low level cooking channel that nobody wanted to walk in , woulds

edmond hillary and norway reached the peak at 11:30 in the morning on may 29, 1953. the two spent only 15 minutes atop the mountain. as hillary told the story, both men reached the summit at the same time. >> we had been climbing together. i think we became a fairly heavy pair. this was just one example of how together you are. and how one is always protecting the other. i was leading down the asphalt. when i was passing a crevase a large piece of ice came down. and he pulledded me up so i didn't go very far. >> how did it feel up there on top of the world? >> very happy. >> in 2003, sir edmond hillary son's talked about how he celebrated the 50th anniversary of his father's achievement when climbing that mountain. >> there's a lot of times you want to be some where else. because the jet stream blasting over the top. but when you reach there it's incredible uplifting experience. it's very exciting. >> so you took a film crew along with national geographic. the pictures from there are spectacular. this is the highest point on plant earth. >> it's not easy to get this

officer edmonds said the dog what was really the only relatively safe place to be when she hopped up on that barrier. >> we attempted to coax it. we could tell it was very frightened. it was shaking. we were able to pet it a little bit, but other than that, we could tell it was not happy and was definitely very frightened. >> poor little thing. animal control eventually came out and picked up the dog. edmond says while this incident is getting apawful lot of attention, he says that dogs end up on the highway weekly and in case you were wondering, one of his dogs is a rescue from a shelter that he picked out. >> one person was killed and as many as four others injured in a drive-by shooting in sacramento. it happened about 5:00 this evening at paraquinn park near the junction of highways 80 and 5. among those injured was was a 7-year-old child. police say one person was pronounced dead at the scene and say that the shooting was gang-related. >> high winds hampered efforts of dive teams to search for three people missing from the boat named "he had freedom." it flipped this afternoon n

. >> hello, my name's larry edmond. i'm coming here to celebrate my boy harvey milk birthday because he was elected in '77 and i thought about my education [inaudible] how that transformed in '69 we had the first black and white [inaudible] in america so i see where this is diverse of education is going to prepare san francisco [inaudible] to 2025 to be diverse and r and what the first lady said, have [inaudible] shakes in school, they're going to be healthy and won't be able to get bullied, racism, i think america has been [inaudible] but i hope that all this stops [inaudible] any child in this country can go to school and not be bullied. when i was going to school they used to hit me in the back of the hid. they said i was gay. the kids who smoked cigarettes who are not living no more now. that goes to show education changes, [inaudible] future because american kids are special. i think american kids should be the most diverse in the world. and i think what you're doing here today is making sure that these kids have a

. >>> hello, my name is larry juce e edmonds. want to say [speaker not understood] to michelle edmond. she's starting to say racist stuff. [speaker not understood] a generation of all the people where i live they don't report it. so, i'm glad that she dedicated 9/11 on my birthday may 15, so i wore this dress in honor, she was the first one to wear a black and white dress on the view ~. i went to the millennium million man march. i voted rainbow, pom-pom, [speaker not understood]. i want to read this. some terms and resistance, to gain control over my life, to tell the world my story, to stop lying, to be honest with myself, accept who i am, feed my real feelings, feel my real feeling, feel my pain forgive myself and forgive others. practice rebirth and new life, live my spirituality, support and love my brothers and sisters. god is trying to [speaker not understood]. i learned that on 20 generation the facts on [speaker not understood]. why i say that is because today we need to know ~ "our climb will be steep. we may not get th

we're going to go on -- >>> juicy edmonds. thank you. i forgot to say that. >> okay.ing on to item number 4, the independent living resource centers, jessie lorenz. >> good afternoon, councilmembers and staff, members of the public. my name is jessie lorenz and i'm the executive director of the independent living resource center san francisco. i want to thank you for giving me the opportunity to talk to you today. i'm going to talk to you about my organization. i'm going to talk to you about why independent living is important. and i'm going to talk to you about our upcoming move. but first i want to talk to you about what happened on our way here today. i was on the bus -- take the bus a lot -- and this woman sat down next to me, an older woman, kind of a small woman. i'm using my, my -- all of my senses to make the presumption that this woman is probably homeless. and she said to me, ooh sweety, you're so brave. i would hate to have your life. and i couldn't help but smile because i realized that this woman, this homeless woman on the bus and i, we share a lot. this

. >> great america hosted a special fun day for 600 cancer patients along with their mows edmond wasso there to talk with kids and give them big hugs as well. >> that is very nice. >>> coming up next in our 5:00 hour after the shift was over. >>> and a billion dollar air traffic control system shuttered by a spy plane, the massive glitch that affected hundreds of flights here in california and the thing they are doing to make sure it will may never happen again and it is actually cooler out there and i will let you know how much cooler and how much warmer it will get. . >>> good morning, we are live in san jose this morning, this is a live picture of what has firefighters just put out a fire at a homeless camp. we will have more on the response and the concerns about fire dangers as the weather is heating up. it is monday, may 12th, i am pam cook. >> steve, will it feel like summer this week? >> this week, yes. today is the day we start to warm up, we don't have the howling offshore breeze and it will flex its muscles and again temperatures are starting off very cool here, some are 4

alex edmonds says he tried everything to keep the pooch from running into traffic even using trail mixalm it down. >> to try to keep it calm so it won the run from us and be afraid of us, which is why i went to food to see if i could get him on my side. >>.;# edmonds and a fellow offi stayed with the dog till animal control arrived. the chihuahua is shaking but otherwise in good health. >> animals being rescued in situations such as this, they garner a lot of attention. they garner i. >> caller: them overnight celebrity status. this animal is certainly a celebrity at this point. >> they're waiting to see if the dog's owner comes forward before they put her up for adoption. they don't know onto the median. >>> one of oracle team usa's sailing catamarans that helped defend the americas cup last year has a new home. a helicopter airlifted the yacht from peer 80 in san francisco into a pond at oracle headquarters in redwood shores. this is video provided to us by a viewer showing the airlift in progress. by this evening, the yacht was moored to its new home on the campus. team usa won the

edmond burke wrote the troument triumph is good men do nothing. the board of supervisors have remained silent while your president chiu has undermined democracy in the city of san francisco pr i believe some of you are good people afraid to act and some to sliebs the participation in meeting and especially to silence public comment to limit it if not restrict it completely. i building president chiu is evil he's and then attorney that is fulfill aware of the political protected freedom and net e yet he choose to you're the the following word. i don't think we will allow the next allow the public comment for the next speaker. i'm be honest i resent someone that in her served in the united states military a veteran that he has the right smou somehow in his bizarre mind to strip me of my constitutional rights. he knew he didn't have a right to do it and i wanted to appointee only seems comfortable to allow the sheriff when it's an old white guy. and he seems to think it's funny. he didn't receptor democracy i'll be here each week now until november a

. >> hi, my name is larry j edmond's. yesterday was my birthday. i come down here especially because i want the mayor to know that and sro's that we have a little bit too much race as much, verbal abuse, profanity, threats and violence and phobic. i have been dealing with this since february. a young lady came to me today where she's in a room at 208 and i'm in 520. i'm glad that she was here. she left before i got here. the ideal that the current newspaper, i told her that she can come here on a third friday. she was amazed and she beat me here. generally when we get to the hotel, a lot of tenants don't know about these meetings here because somebody will remove them in our building. she was like, i was just glad that she made it here and she knew how to get here and now she can come back. but being a person with disabilities and not being able to approach a person is sometimes is hard that people don't want to is survive by your disability. you should have disclosed the disability when you respect others. but, today i'm supposed to be right now.

michael edmonds is serving a six-year sentence for armed robbery. he was sent to administrative segregation for striking an officer. >> i had used vulgar language and he had locked me down. and i really wasn't happy about it. i told him i was going to smack him. so i went to sleep, woke back up, he was there. got out of my cell, just went over and smacked him. it's different when you can't do nothing, being by yourself. so you got to [ muted ] where you sleep. what do you think? it's no good. it's all bad. >> good morning. how we doing today? >> fine. >> edmunds meets with prison officials to see if he can transition back into general population. >> today's date is 4/14/06 and this is an initial classification for prisoner michael edmonds. >> the proceedings are taped and retained as an official record. >> you have four months out of 68 for 6% of your time served. involvement with alcohol and drugs is scored as never. no referral for mental health. under disciplinary you have two majors. you have a b-8 and a b-2. >> these hearings are held on a poin

first5california.com/parents >>> you're looking at security camera footage from inside a home near edmonds, washington, the home of a guy named willy crockett. he has a security camera to keep himself safe. you'll notice that the door opens and someone walks in. that is not the homeowner willy crockett. >> who walks into a room like that? >> right. >> all freaky scary. >> this man. a man? >> this is a man wearing a dress with a shirt covering his head and face and this man seems to know that this security camera is there and watch him as he peers into this camera and uses a t-shirt to move the camera so he is no longer in view. this guy robbed willy crockett. let me tell you what he took from willy crockett's bedroom. he took willy crockett's father's ashes. >> what? >> crockett kept his father's ashes in a container on his safe in his bedroom and that is all that this guy took and now willy crockett is releasing this video to folks saying i just want my father's ashes back. >> that is so bizarre. >> right. >> it's got to be somebody he knows. the guy knew exactly where the camera was, he

next sunday edmonds skating in stars on ice at the sap center. >>> here's something you have to see to believe. during a class a game in michigan, this is the tim capps. a team he trips over a sprinkler head during a fall ball and just chaos ensues. the game delayed 18 minutes. nobody can quite figure out what to do to stop this. that's not going to work. you should know, by the way, they actually lost 15-4. what a name, sounds so old-fashioned. >>> from baseball to softball where a dog interrupted the college game and give me that mitt. stealing the shortstop mitt. halfway through he decided he liked the better one and took that one, instead. >> more baseball videos. i want more. let's do weather. >> felt like the dog days of summer yesterday. we'll see that spring sizzle as we head through the next couple days and then we're talking about some drizzle on the way. 60 degrees in the east bay and 63 in san francisco and we have major changes coming to your forecast. not quite as hot as yesterday, just about, though, inland. we'll see pretty good cooling at the coast and then tomorrow th

>>> my name is larry juicy edmonds. i ran for mayor in '99 and i was homeless here and i got eight votes [speaker not understood]. i know that god has given everybody a special talent and it's up to us to bring that star ship out. and i feel incredible being here today thinking third friday, the mayor's disability council meeting. learned that from idell wilson. i know that this is probably where i really need to be. oftentimes i'm many things, but i found out this is really who i am and a lot of times in the good and the bad that i know that i do have a disability. i know that i do have greatness. and i know that i can serve. i know that i love people. i'm a humanitarian. and i think that that is to uplift my life is to actually pass on information and resource to people. and although you don't always get it back in return, sometimes i try to learn to be bad, but i'm not a bad person. i can only pass on goodness. and this is really what it's about. and just in case you are a [speaker not understood] kj paul.com karaoke

cardinal up 4-2 in the fitch when tommy edmond tees off on cougar starter jason monda. stanford wins, 9-4 your final. >> the eastern conference finals got underway today in the stanley cup playoffs. the rangers win to mon tall to -- montreal to face the canadiens, rangers goalie, lundquist, looking to sale one on the road. client fires the puck in. st. louis in front of the net, scores. 1-0. now 2-1 rangers in the second. crowder on the brakeaway. lights the lamp. to the third, rangers on the power play. put on other clinic and take game one, 7-2. montreal's worst playoff loss in 12 years. >> pga tour in texas for the third round of the byron nelson championship. gary woodland, 4-under 66. with the help of this par. going to take a little spin around bottom of the cup. cal's james hahn one back, 5-under 65. they're chase is brendan today and louis oosthuizen. 6-under 64 for the former open champion. >> second stage of the amgen from santa clarita. bradley wiggins begins the day wearing the yellow jersey. peter saggan won the stage with the time of 3:24-33. wiggins retai

cardinal up 4-2 in the fitch when tommy edmond tees off on cougar starter jason monda.nford wins, 9-4 your final. >> the eastern conference finals got underway today in the stanley cup playoffs. the rangers win to mon tall to -- montreal to face the canadiens, rangers goalie, lundquist, looking to sale one on the road. client fires the puck in. st. louis in front of the net, scores. 1- 2-1 rangers in the second. crowder on the brakeaway. lights the lamp. to the third, rangers on the power play. put on other clinic and take game one, 7-2. montreal's worst playoff loss in 12 years. >> pga tour in texas for the third round of the byron nelson championship. gary woodland, 4-under 66. with the help of this par. going to take a little spin around bottom of the cup. cal's james hahn one back, 5-under 65. they're chase is brendan today and louis oosthuizen. 6-under 64 for the former open champion. >> second stage of the amgen from santa clarita. bradley wiggins begins the day wearing the yellow jersey. peter saggan won the stage with the time of 3:24-33. wiggins retains the lea

his son, edmond yao told the "new york times" there is no question that there are treeing to punish him his public activities through normal criminal charges. >>> after more than 260 days in a cairo prison and reportedly more than 100 days into a hunger strike, video appefootage as and alshamy? >> if anything happens to me, my health fails totally or anything happens to my safety, i hope th that. >> three other journalists al jazeera english news channel remain in egyptian jails. they have been charge would. alshamy has not. al jazeera calls the arrests farcical and an affront to justice. the following comments delivered by a popular and outspoken television host, adib noteworthy noteworthitran : prior to the release of alshamy's video, the frontrunner, abu ghraib abu ghraib made a speech in which he warp them that now is not the time to push for freedom of speech, that egypt still needs to work towards a more complete democracy. the white house may have learned a thing or two about hash tag campaigns over this past week and how such campaigns can be hijacked by just about anybody. mich

this team from edmonds is spent. >> it's been tough. we've been rotating crews out here every day. keep them out until 11:00 at night or so. >> reporter: investigators now say sunday's fire may have been deliberately set, arson, or an accident. 42 structures burned, 10 of them homes. it's 90% contained, but forecasters say conditions are ripe for a replay. >> once again fire danger in the extreme category over a large portion of our state. that is all of western and most of central oklahoma until 10:00 p.m. >> reporter: oklahoma and texas are facing extreme fire danger tonight. new mexico, arizona, utah, colorado, and kansas are at elevated risk levels. shane isn't letting his guard down and hopes his neighbors also stay vigilant. >> we really have to rely on everyone out here to do the right thing. i'm still decompressing from all the stress of yesterday. and i am just -- i'm really ecstatic. >> reporter: homeowners say these fires would have taken a much bigger toll had it not been for firefighters. many of them volunteers who stayed up all night and doused residents' homes with

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. >>> my name is larry juicy ed ~ edmonds and this is public comment.e it's at item 8 and i would like to talk and say what a great inspiration i met her at city college campus, we were taking classes there. she told me when she was born in san francisco general, she was dropped in the hospital and they didn't really want to take care of her. i miss her. and i see the board do have spaces here. but it's very important that you know that she's a very important woman in this city and county of san francisco. even though i moved here from arkansas, what a great person to know, you know. and more than anything, my main public comment is to be that i really hope that more people who have disabilities and that's disabled will be able to come here and know that we are here and serve as well as educate. because when i think about the stay stop -- i have a book i found on my cabinet. it said church, state, and edge indicationv. ~ education. and i think about church, today is good friday. the earthquake, celebration remembrance today. tomorrow is earth day. and i