international court of justice in the hague that dispatch pictish the construction of fish barrier each of ego but if joe continue continues building it right now when of huge called nineteen twenty five hundred dunam about to be confiscated from the village i think. that was probably one. strike short. thanks. thanks. jonathan polak has participated and direct actions on demonstrations for many years several times a week. he has been arrested and physically injured by israeli soldiers

lawyers have to rise above their ego. that principle which motivated them to become lawyers in the first place. it is not like we do not bear responsibility for our own image. >> we have some questions from the audience that we would like to ask. there is so much more we could talk about in terms of remaking our image, if we have to, and our responsibility to make that change, it is, in fact, it is needed. first question, based on the discussion so far, i believe you are putting the cart before the horse. if the victim industry is so profitable and civilians, our clients, how do we as the attorney, change our image? shouldn't we be trying to change the public's perception of the system as a whole? >> i was trying to address that. dalton spoke to it as well. fih+-- jonathan spoke to it as. we have to make the á discussioa broader discussion, so that people understand how it affects their daily lives, how it affects the way government works. is there going to be money, our state parks going to be open, money for education?

>> they do that because their ego sits high. but when you study the universe, the ego needs to take a different place. >> hinojosa: there's something else that happens, though. >> because we're not as... we're never as big as we ever thought we were. we're little. a quick example how little... >> hinojosa: well, i am little, but whenever i go to the planetarium, i feel really little. >> we think we're in charge because we're humans and we he big brains. if you take one linear centimeter of your lower colon, there are more bacteria that live and work in that one centimenter than all the human beings who have ever been born on earth. and so who's in charge now? we're just hosts for bacteria. >> hinojosa: sometimes, though... and i was at the planetarium recently. >> i don't mean to freak you out there. >> hinojosa: no, it's okay, i'm not freaked. but here's what happens. i went to the planetarium, and, you know, we're overloaded with so much information about whatever it may be. i'm a smart person, but i am not science literate, e

habíapeleado por una novia que querían los dos, y parece que era así, y con el éxito se viene la parte del egont no lo creo, son esplendidos los muchachos. >>> estos muchachos lavan los trapitos en casa, y son muy inteligentese, no nos vamos a enterar, cuando el dinero llama, es lógico, por una formula exitosa. >>> como sin banderaso. >>> perdón que te interrumpan. >>> una revista que le siguió la carrera, dicen que es cierto que tuvieron roces bastante fuertes y solucionaron en la intimidad. >>> comenzaste esto, diciendo algo que me quedó, los problemas existen, pero no se separan por el dinero. >>> trabajas con cinco personas, y son controversias, por ropa. >>> por ropa? >>> no, no, desde el look, hasta diferencia de temas en canciones, las diferencias existen. >>> no, los voy a acompañar al centro comercial a que compren ropa. >>> y nos vamos a chetumal, y lo último en el caso de kalimba, y recuerde nos puede seguir por twitter, y ahí lo tienen, ya regresamos. >>> y más adelante, vamos a chetumal méxico, y todo lo que pasó hoy en la recreación de la noche en que kalimba supuestamente violó

he is someone that can work across the political aisle and has had enormous confidence with no ego. speaking to many of you about him, i know he is something we can all work with. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you, president chiu. supervisor campos: i just wanted to make one point that i appreciate and understand what supervisor dufty: in indicated. the fact that i vote no on someone with respect to a specific vote doesn't mean that it would change. i want to make that clear. supervisor maxwell: i must say that i am appreciating with this is going. i had somebody else in mind, as you all know. believing that somebody like him could come in and hit the ground running. he does have to be apolitical and a team player. it looks like we have a couple of other candidates that are pretty strong. you all seem to understand that we should be selecting a manager and the voters should elect a mayor. i am hearing the you're considering people that don't have any political aspirations the that the decisions they will make will be based on what the city will need and they will not be in competition

the other thing we have to be willing to do is check our egoes at the door and listen to each other. there are a lot of folks who love to hear themselves talk. but people who need to listen to what others say. working together means listening to each other and not taking credit. we have to have faith in each other. i know it is difficult. i know there's a lot of history and disappointment much we have to start to believe in one another again. i have seen too many times when we project to others when we believe them to be. without taking into consideration who they really are. at some point. we have to be able to see in others what they can be instead of focuses on what they can't. we can find reasons to find thingses that can't be done. i am going to challenge us to look beyond what our experience says is possible. they do not confine themselves to what they think can be done. they focus on what must be done. and we must find a way to work together. not for ourselves. not for our organizations. but because there are children out there that need us to. there are children out there who

check the egoes at the door. they are costing us the lives of the young people. it requires us to have the will to come together to say enough is enough. >> i am on is this gun buy back. anything, any sense in your organization of any plans for any future coordination efforts? >> there are discussions about the gun buy backs. we have to deal with the issue of access to firearms. while i think that particular program is important, i think we need to go back to ernie's point. what are we doing about the overwhelming access to the guns. it's just one of the strategies. one of the challenges is attracting the communities. it's not the 15, 16, 17-year olds who are bringing the guns to us. the reason being. when we talk to the young people. why didn't you show up. even if i'm giving you a $250 voucher. we have to get a little more innovative approach. i know it's different as a state and nation to grapple with the manufacturing of automatic weapons. >> what i hear often. that's just one strategy. that's just one program. we have to do this. why don't we take what we're

judge kids with silver paint expressing their ego needs doesn't belong on our property. >> graffiti is when you don't have permission to write anything on their property. >> eighth street is part of your regular rout? >> yes. >> everyday. >> eighth street. divisidero street. irving street. every block they going through they paint 3 or 4 streets in the block the poles the utility boxes, mailbox. >> thank you. >> okay. >> put the drop cloth. come on around. >> there you go. force for we have to remember we are not painters we abate graffiti. we are abaters not painters. get that out of the way and keep moving. >> how many of these do you do a day? how many poles we do a day? >> yeah. >> depends on the location. may be 20. >> do you like working with the team? >> yes because i'm a people person. i like being outside and interacting with the public and i like the response we get especially from the good job we do in the community. >> goodbye. >> welcome to "culturewire." for the past year, the arts commission has been participating in the city's effort to revitalize the central market str

, deep -- come tans, zero ego,. >> you have ed lee for a year he may be a sacrificial lamb you are going to try the make a lot of cuts how will you proceed. >> we have a tremendous amount of work to do, a budget deficit almost $400 million, looming pension liabilities, we have to make sure during these tough times we are creating jobs and making sure basic city services are provided to all san francis cans. >> this will create a power shift you had a strong mayor before now we are going to have an interim mayor at a time when others are running for mayor he will sit over a civic corporation, more run by the board of directors that is you guys what do you thing we will see? >> i do look forward to a much more collaborative relationship between the mayor and board given all these challenges we have got we don't have any choice but to figure out how to work through our differencework together and get things done. >> some of those differences in the past seem to be much personal as they were policy the past board with chris daily and members seem to be anything but what gavin newsom wanted w

. >> to be a good miliner you have to be a good listener of of course you have to have your own ego and create your own little world which maybe makes sense to you and maybe to nobody else, but you have to understand the designer and understand the client. >> the hats he makes for prominent private customers are one-of-a kind, tailor-made by his hand in his london studio. the star milrliner employs more than 25 people who help breathe life into his ideas. >> collections for me are always slightly auto buy graphic cal -- autobiographical. i actually spent some time in hospital, which i had never done before, touch wood. and i wanted to make some hats slightly based in medicine. this hat here, with three top hats all on top of each other, this was based on the idea of x-rays, what's on the surface, what's behind. >> queen elizabeth recently awarded jones the order of the british empire, and museums in london and antwerp have devoted major exhibitions to him. but he prefers to look to the future. >> when you are a hatmaker, it is all about freedom of expression. so when there is so much ou

work to approve -- to approve the until substantiates this type of a grocery store is possible your ego -- is possible. this is the first one i could do it. i would rather have it succeed. if i had -- the ability to give rating stars to who is their right person, i would do that, and he would probably get 10 stars, and many would get zero stars. unfortunately, we are not in the position. we should stop with the supervisor and see if we can create further controls. i would rather find continued strong support for what looks like is an exceptional grocer's store for an underprivileged neighborhood and to help people find the kinds of things they should have, quality food, a grocery store that provides their right space to make choices, but i am not prepared to add a liquor license to the spirit of i would rather have an experiment in -- to add a liquor a license. i would rather have an experiment to see if a works. >> i tend to agree with the commissioners more. i believe he is an excellent business person and human being. i believe the american grocers contribute a lot to the city, so i

the only injury is to her ego. she has hired an attorney claiming to be hurt by the humiliation. the video being put on-line. >>> for more than a decade, she couldn't speak on her own now a northern california woman has her voice back. bill whittaker reports she became only the second person in the world to undergo a voice box transplant. >>> she came to speak today, the press and medical world waiting to hear her every word. she's a pioneer. the first person to fully recover from a voice box transplant, to swallow, breath and talk. she lost her voice years ago from complications from surgery. she's only able to breath from her neck. she's only able to speak through a voice box. >> people look at me in amazement, think i'm a robot. >> last month a team of doctors from the university of davis, extracted from a donor and transplanted in jensen, a complex 18 hour operation involving, larynx, trachea, arteries, veins and nerves. >> only option, if she wanted to breath and speak out of her mouth and nose. >> for the first time in 12 years, she spoke. raspy but in her voice. today, sti

international court of justice in the hague that dispatch pictish the construction of fish barrier each of ego but if joe continue continues building it right now when of huge called nineteen twenty five hundred dunam about to be confiscated from the village i think. that was probably one. strike short. thanks. thanks. jonathan polak has participated and direct actions on demonstrations for many years several times a week. he has been arrested and physically injured by israeli soldiers i was i i i thank. god. thank god. for. things like oh my god my god oh my god it's a very big part of my life and. you know and the after go for a fighting i live here and i'm. you know my life. much volves around political activism so obviously the political situation affects my life and my future and. i. i to keep working killed here due to military violence and always if the fear is complete keep it up if you get the feeling i got i. i there's never been a gun if you just sean decided to ditch a few thanks and instead imitator shouted never delish the army me x. two diff demonstrations to dish up writing as

this is not for ego gratification. it matters because you are publicly funded.when it comes down to your budgets, the public defender's office has got to rely on the same funding sources as the presence, prosecutors offices, the courts. as stakeholders at the public trough, it seems to me, through some sort of martyr complex -- which i respect -- that somehow it is unseemly to bang the drum for what you do. it is unseemly tor us, these injustices would be tenfold. i think what is irresponsible is to not tell people what you are all about. >> so does this mean, if that ir of television dramas, what do you do with the material? does the audience really want to hear about public defenders were crusaders? -- or crusaders? >> attica's finch was listed as one of the 100 most popular heroes in american sentiment. as a prosecutor, that used to always take me off. he loses the case and that gets killed. then when his daughter is involved in the case, he'd obstructs justice by pretending to read the is not the killer. everybody loves that. even though he loses, the trucks

as its share price soared, so did his ego. he called himself master of the world.ut first pride, then the fall. the purchase of universal film studios cost a fortune, and then the dot come bubble burst, and it collapsed. he has been convicted of criminal charges in relation to the universal disaster. the court found that he deliberately misled the market about the company's true financial things and that his 20 million euro golden hand shake was a misuse of funds. >> we just don't understand the steps taken by the court, in particular the miss use of public funds, when it was established that not one cent went into messier's pocket. >> for the shareholders who launched the action against him, it is an important if belated victory. >> the court was not unfair. it heavily sanctioned mr. messier and certain other employees for committing a serious crime, the crime of insider trading, meaning taking advantage of information and using it to the detriment of the company of which we are shareholders. >> however, the court cleared him on a chird charge. "bbc news," paris.

martin luther king to be the last speaker, for a combination of reasons that can best be described as ego. [laughter] north dakota. it had very little to do with politics. -- envy. it had very little to do with politics. the only thing that worked with randolph and others was talking to some of the other preachers and representative organizations. they asked a question, "you don't really want to follow dr. king, do you?" tavis: who would want to do that? >> i said, do you really want to follow him? i don't think so. >> as we celebrate the 25th anniversary of the king holiday this year, with all due respect to all you have written about this particular speech, what is the danger? i think there is a danger. what is the danger in defining king around this one speech? what is the danger in seeing him singularly as a dreamer? the see what i am saying? >> i do. clearly, this was a dimension, a political, spiritual, and oratorical dimension of martin king. it also had some substantive content. but it is like a beacon light of who he was. who he was consisted of his "letter from birmingham jail."

he has his ego in check. >> he is the proverbial grown up. >> he is a grown-up. >> robert gibbs is leaving. what would you be looking for to replace him? >> somebody nicer. >> somebody with a sense of humor that does not get the president into too much trouble, because he reckoned get you into trouble. the best -- because you can get you into trouble. the best secretaries, mike mccurry, had a sense of humor. they also were able to defuse -- >> they did not take themselves too seriously. >> marlin fitzwater was good, and so is mike mccurry, you are absolutely right. both of them understood that the press was an important constituency, and they had a constitutional right to information. >> perhaps do not have the president quite is overexposed as he has been. he has been his own spokesman all the time. you cannot do that to president. >> ice this any change you can believe in? -- is this any change you can believe in? >> it might hit one of the mistakes obama made was to be too insular in his first two years. he kept the same group of people around him, and did not have many people who disag

every stroke of the chisel i was afraid i was going to chop the bear's head off i'm pretty sure the ego is going to have to do a little reconstructive surgery. he's looking at you good. i think it's. a little bit of tidying up. he's not blind but he might need glasses i think. ok me. either showing off his work around siberia but his biggest fans closer to home. that it is my daughter arranged for me to examine my works at a fair in kemet i bought it and a whole bunch of coal miners thanked me they shook hands with me and i realised that people appreciated my work as somebody who needed it and that what i was doing was interesting. and in this region a mine as approval counts for a lot colas camera of his life blood and the vast majority of it is found in one specific place. oh as you can see i'm about to take on a pretty job first time in a coal mine and not just anyone this is the biggest one in the whole of the country eight million tons of coal comes out of the ground here every single year. but before i could make my way to the show i still had some equipment to come. pick up the p

in the ego unit, -- eco unit, you see a monitor or a dash board installed. you can see energy being consumed throughout your unit, my kitchen, water consumption, etc. you can see where money is going and where you are consuming, and where you can conserve. this is one of the most effective ways to reduce energy consumption. other obvious things will be done will be to incorporate low- flow fixtures to minimize water consumption, as you perhaps remember. the analysis showed we can reduce water consumption by over 60% for a dwelling unit as this project moves forward as implemented. part of what gets us there is low-flow fixtures, as mentioned. this is a view of the kind of kitchen that is anticipated. energy star, low-energy appliances will be part of it. the simple incorporation of energy star refrigerators throughout the last 15 years in california has reduced and made an incredible reduction in the amount of energy used in california. this is part of the goal for parkmerced. likewise, the question has been asked about the nature of outdoor space and how it

the egos are different, but the goal is the same. how the major community a better place -- safe, lively, prosperous, and interesting? city center has more to offer the citizens of san francisco, but it needs improvements at street level, making it more accessible and simple to use, to really make it come alive. cbd has offered the best format for public and private partnerships which work and have tangible results to show for it. think of the five neighborhoods from five years ago and how well those neighborhoods look. each has a unique sense of place, which makes them interesting and brings people from all over the city to explore them. there is a continuity of place which creating a cbd for civic center can do, which can enliven and make the center of our city a center to be proud of, which will bring new kinds of people to the area and foster new types of businesses. one of the best benefits is how it promotes social interaction by activating public space, which in turn creates community and city pride. that is it. thank you. [la