many of us are heading back to her day job today, these animal activists i've been stationed outside emerson, new jersey. >> there protesting against a store owner, vincent who stores open today despite not having a license to operate. >> the public outcry has been clear that they are not comfortable with this business in town. there's an ordinance that says the public expresses their opinion and supports not relicensing a business than the council can do it on that. >> they have applied for a license but are not in the timeframe for what they expected. they expect all documents to be expected by june reviewed by a town council. >> basically expected expected the borough to issue a license the next day. without the council voting on. he's doing it because he's afraid to come before council. >> but but the man said he was not required to do that underlie and he feels he's being unfairly targeted for past allegation. >> what they want and what the law dictates are two different things. there's no law that says when you have to have it and are not as long as it is prior to your current license

that anything of historical interest from variety we will pay for if emerson will catalog it. that is how freeman script blue money, the name of the horse, managed, managed to survive being pulled and miraculously appeared in 2013 and 13 and was sent to me by emerson college. it is the closest thing i can have in freeman's own voice to the wish fulfillment of a con man who really wanted to be a success and pay everybody off if only he had the money. anything else? >> i have a question, really shitty because i've been going to this process with walter for a long time. if anybody hears a writer or anybody as a researcher, the most challenging thing to me as he went through this is all of the detail and all of the research. how do you organize this and when you would find new things was that good? were you in despair because the material never stop? how do you do you write something that is a research intensive? >> as i said, this this by the way the book was only made possible by character recognition software. the fact that now newspapers that never had an index or index. that

is frail, elderly, and not well, but in the 1930's, a visible minister in the media would be harry emerson fosdick, and he is a good example of a liberal protestant, and what makes somebody a liberal protestant, they are not all the same, but for this man probably, the idea that he would deny many of the supernatural aspects of christianity, such as the bodily resurrection of christ. he is the pastor at riverside church in manhattan in new york city, and what he is focusing on, and what his church is focusing on in the 1930's that you can predict is caring for people in economic need, so more and outgrowth of what is known as the social gospel instead of an emphasis on the individual being converted, meeting needs of society, so harry emerson fosdick was on the radio known as "national vespers," and he wrote about 40 books, which has created a little bit of confusion. you would think that if your churches, if the liberal, protestant churches are declining in attendance and giving that their influence would be declining, but that is really not true, and it is not true because men like fosdi

so harry emerson fosdick, he was on the radio in the 1930's. a nationally broadcast radio "nationalown as vespers." and he wrote about 40 books, which has created a little bit of confusion. you would think that if your churches, if the liberal, protestant churches are declining in attendance and giving, that their influence would be declining. but that is really not true, and it is not true because men like fosdick and some others are writing books. they are publishing magazines, and they are writing articles in magazines. they are being interviewed by the media, like fosdick on the radio. so even though their numbers are down, their influence, generally, is still pretty strong. reinhold niebuhr is probably the most famous american theologian, i would say after jonathan edwards. and reinhold niebuhr is very prominent in the 1930's. this is his book, published in 1932, very influential. "moral man and immoral society." he is technically a liberal protestant, but he is a little more realistic than some of the others. he is more concerned about, f

. >>> emerson once said nothing great could ever be achieved without enthusiasm, and i have a lot of that. >> he does, the ramps wander up and down, each one leads to a new surprise, miniature worlds of factories, houses, quarries, canyons, joined by a railroad track and trains, dozens of trains. >> this place is a trip, you could spend all day in here and not see everything. i am blown away. i really am. where are you? north land, self proclaimed largest model railroad system in the world, 50,000 feet of track, more than 8 miles wander through thousands of hand built structures, and tons of plaster, estimated half million trees. creation of bruce williams. >> if you wanted to know what north lands is, it is a town born of imagination built into the side of a cliff. >> bruce built system up in last 40 years, in a building of its own. he is always adding on. >> i couldn't teach how to do this. i have two big projects about to be started. to be ended by the fall. people cam over and over they are looking for new things, it is exciting to get two new big problems. >> pay north lands a v

that brings it into greater conformation with the uses on this block the owners are jennifer and emersonhey've made the choice to raise their family and occupy the upper and the family the lower it is found to meet the residential design guidelines - the vertical bay window will add to that block and to the attorneys at law on several the will building and making window proportions more vertical in their orientation this was a very collaborative design process we had with the rdt and of any person(s) responsible for the ringing or use of a to come to the front elevation. >> the site plan shows at the rear a rear wall didn't extend as far back to the neighbor buildings we're providing lightwells at the mid point of building on above and beyond of property not just one that is fair even for a 25 foot building the lethal and depth of the lightwell was provided during the preapplication meeting with the planning department and followed that direction please no variations are being sought in conclusion taken a response for the residential design guidelines to create a building to fit within t

the social gospel instead of an emphasis on the individual being converted, meeting needs so harry emerson fox -- fosdick was on the radio known as "national vespers," and he wrote about 40 books, which has created a little bit of confusion. you would think that if your ,hurches, if the liberal protestant churches are declining in attendance and giving that their influence would be declining, but that is really not true, and it is not true because men like fosdick and others are writing books. they are publishing magazines, and they are writing articles in magazines. they are being interviewed by fosdick on the radio. so even though their numbers are down, their influence generally is still pretty strong. reinhold niebuhr is probably the most famous, very prominent in the 1930's. this is his book, published in .932, their influential society." and immoral he is a protestant, but he is a little more realistic and some of the others. is more concerned about, for example, before he went to union some a logical -- union seminary, he was willing to work with blue-collar workers, union members,

it's my honor to welcome emerson elliott with the counsel for the accreditation of educator preparation to the stage, invite kent maguire, the ceo of the southern education foundation and invite johanna hayes, the 2016 national teacher of the year to join me on the stage. [applause] as they get settled, i want to run through some quick slides and things we have in the papers i talk about. the first is looking at -- is this a cyclical issue or not? some of the numbers we have highlighted are the percentage of schools with at least one teaching vacancy. '99 versus 2011. it looks like it was worse in '99 than 2011 and what we see more of that now but we want to make sure we are understand there are cyclical parts of this. i think what linda talked about is what we need to keep in mind. the second is the difficulty in many of your schools in finding teachers for some specific teaching area. special education, sciences, foreign languages, art and at least one subject area was difficult to staff teaching positions. in 2000, it was 36% of the school that had the problem in 2012, it was 15% so

chris emerson at a cannabis manufacturing company in san francisco. i have been trained working in pharmaceutical [inaudible] plant derived medicines. i witnessed how cannabis can provide safe treatment. at the heart is two years i spent providing my mom who had breast cancer with cannabis products mpt these products will fall under the framework of mrfing. the two types of manufacturing 1 and 2 are contingent to show we have been operating in san francisco in compliance with local oord nns. there are challenges interpreting and navigating the nebulous pathway necessary to demonstrate compliance with local ordinance. at this time we are engaging with dph and planning department to determine which permits we need to apply for. this isn't a easy process. to begin nor to work through and without my prior knowledge of facilities we wouldn't have gotten this far. without local permits our ability to raise outside capital to scal operations is challenging. scaling operations involves capital and equipment but in hiring and employing local sf residents. the

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chris emerson at a cannabis manufacturing company in san francisco. i have been trained working in pharmaceutical [inaudible] plant derived medicines. i witnessed how cannabis can provide safe treatment. at the heart is two years i spent providing my mom who had breast cancer with cannabis products mpt these products will fall under the framework of mrfing. the two types of manufacturing 1 and 2 are contingent to show we have been operating in san francisco in compliance with local oord nns. there are challenges interpreting and navigating the nebulous pathway necessary to demonstrate compliance with local ordinance. at this time we are engaging with dph and planning department to determine which permits we need to apply for. this isn't a easy process. to begin nor to work through and without my prior knowledge of facilities we wouldn't have gotten this far. without local permits our ability to raise outside capital to scal operations is challenging. scaling operations involves capital and equipment but in hiring and employing local sf residents. the

courtney emerson is a writer and activist who studied women's rights in the arab world while at princeton. sa waub ajuan is a muslim writer, and chris johnny is a muslim convert. that is our panel with us tonight. thank you all so much for being here. very grateful to have you. let's just start with the status of terror today in america. and for that, i'm going to start with our two guests who were in the pulse nightclub and ask you something that so many people have said to me anecdotally over the past couple of weeks, which is can you believe how quickly it has faded from the national conversation? >> i think something like this shouldn't be tooken as a trend. it's not a trend. this is an actual issue that america is facing. there's actual people who are out here who want to kill americans and we have to deal with that issue. and because people are afraid to deal with that issue, they quickly brush over it because people are scared. we have to face this issue. if not, more things like this are going to happen. >> kimberly, you shot the terrorist in fort hood, nadal hasan. what is your t

here to tell us more is tyra emerson, the executive director of the thank you both for being here this afternoon. now, tyra, you're the founder of jams. >> yes. >> 20 years. my understanding is that you guys can have as many as 200,000 people at the festival. >> that's correct throughout the day. the festival is from 11:00 to 7:00, and then they actually start lining up before 11:00. >> why has it become such a popular event in queens? >> i think because it's a it has a lot of information about what's happening in queens and other places. and the music talent has been fantastic, as well. >> so it showcases the best of the borough. >> yes, it does. >> and i know, mr. crawford, that you are a talented musician in your own right, so you're the perfect person to put in charge of the music lineup. what can we expect at this we can expect an awesome time. i mean from friday night to saturday, there will be nonstop music. there will be audience interaction and participation. it's just festival. i mean, it's really the definition of probably the largest block party in north america. >> and all

chris emerson at a cannabis manufacturing company in san francisco. i have been trained working in pharmaceutical [inaudible] plant derived medicines. i witnessed how cannabis can provide safe treatment. at the heart is two years i spent providing my mom who had breast cancer with cannabis products mpt these products will fall under the framework of mrfing. the two types of manufacturing 1 and 2 are contingent to show we have been operating in san francisco in compliance with local oord nns. there are challenges interpreting and navigating the nebulous pathway necessary to demonstrate compliance with local ordinance. at this time we are engaging with dph and planning department to determine which permits we need to apply for. this isn't a easy process. to begin nor to work through and without my prior knowledge of facilities we wouldn't have gotten this far. without local permits our ability to raise outside capital to scal operations is challenging. scaling operations involves capital and equipment but in hiring and employing local sf residents. the

chris emerson at a cannabis manufacturing company in san francisco. i have been trained working in pharmaceutical [inaudible] plant derived medicines. i witnessed how cannabis can provide safe treatment. at the heart is two years i spent providing my mom who had breast cancer with cannabis products mpt these products will fall under the framework of mrfing. the two types of manufacturing 1 and 2 are contingent to show we have been operating in san francisco in compliance with local oord nns. there are challenges interpreting and navigating the nebulous pathway necessary to demonstrate compliance with local ordinance. at this time we are engaging with dph and planning department to determine which permits we need to apply for. this isn't a easy process. to begin nor to work through and without my prior knowledge of facilities we wouldn't have gotten this far. without local permits our ability to raise outside capital to scal operations is challenging. scaling operations involves capital and equipment but in hiring and employing local sf residents. the

we actually had to ask bill emerson who was a page in the house of representatives in the 1950's to preside because he was the closest thing we had to a member who had been there before. so we were learning our way in terms of the process and sometimes you look at things and say, well, this needs to be changed and you don't pay as much attention to it and while that first term of the republican majority, most bills were written at the subcommittee and the committee level, but overtime, they began to appear, well, this is easier if the speaker does it, we can do that and unfortunately it became common place both when the republicans were in the majority in the early 2000's as well as when the democrats took over for four years, so you don't see the negative as it is happening. in the case with john boehner, when you have a two-party system, that's one thing. john boehner was essentially speaker of the house with three parties in the house. two of them were on the republican side, but most people didn't know until he ended up resigning that there was a block of 30 republicans who looked at th

chris emerson at a cannabis manufacturing company in san francisco. i have been trained working in pharmaceutical [inaudible] plant derived medicines. i witnessed how cannabis can provide safe treatment. at the heart is two years i spent providing my mom who had breast cancer with cannabis products mpt these products will fall under the framework of mrfing. the two types of manufacturing 1 and 2 are contingent to show we have been operating in san francisco in compliance with local oord nns. there are challenges interpreting and navigating the nebulous pathway necessary to demonstrate compliance with local ordinance. at this time we are engaging with dph and planning department to determine which permits we need to apply for. this isn't a easy process. to begin nor to work through and without my prior knowledge of facilities we wouldn't have gotten this far. without local permits our ability to raise outside capital to scal operations is challenging. scaling operations involves capital and equipment but in hiring and employing local sf residents. the

i want to start off i throwing the microphone to emerson to talk about what they are seeing through some of the accreditation issues and some of the issues outlined across the country. >> thank you, jeremy. many of the things linda is talking about are things that center a great deal of around starting preparation in colleges of education. i want to talk about the council for accreditation and preparation. frequently, people have no idea what and a creditor is or what it does. and how much that function intersects with state responsibility. ,ccreditation is a function it's a nongovernmental function. it is a process that works on quality assurance through the process of writing standards that the profession agrees to generally. p then there is aeer review of a self-study prepared by the institution seeking accreditation. the authority is invested in all states and you do this in all fields including medicine and law. you have a special interest in this area in education because of your constitutional responsibility for the education function. our partnership -- there is a slight here tha

this opportunity from emerson the public to address the commission regarding this matter. if you do it he could fill out a speakerphone. >> thank you. i appreciate you posting us having this wonderful conversation it did before you start, if i could, just that the public know that the chairman and the president is that a two-minute time limit for public comment >> all up as much content as possible into mins but i think the wonderful conversation into his good i was writing and saw the two-lane street with a mighty victory over there in downtown. i would like to propose a list of 18 multilink one-way streets for event you understand these commissions are working on this. the interesting thing were looking at the correlation between low income density residence being hit by motor vehicles, president criminal behavior, the public arena open space, fast-moving one-way traffic and significantly underperforming retail business. i think that in terms of environmental and progressive we've left some options off the table. i think overall it's our plan is to create a carbon neutra

this opportunity from emerson the public to address the commission regarding this matter. if you do it he could fill out a speakerphone. >> thank you. i appreciate you posting us having this wonderful conversation it did before you start, if i could, just that the public know that the chairman and the president is that a two-minute time limit for public comment >> all up as much content as possible into mins but i think the wonderful conversation into his good i was writing and saw the two-lane street with a mighty victory over there in downtown. i would like to propose a list of 18 multilink one-way streets for event you understand these commissions are working on this. the interesting thing were looking at the correlation between low income density residence being hit by motor vehicles, president criminal behavior, the public arena open space, fast-moving one-way traffic and significantly underperforming retail business. i think that in terms of environmental and progressive we've left some options off the table. i think overall it's our plan is to create a carbon neutra

i never have been a huge critic of emerson mayor.incredibly difficult -- of marissa mayer. it's brennan -- it has been incredible difficult. no one wanted to do it. stature, it was just too hard. tim is capable of doing just as good a job as anybody can do. i'm not shocked by this. david: i want you to speculate, let's assume that this deal goes forward. what brand survives? is this selling yahoo! for scrap at aol survives? is tims to meet -- or going let's go with yahoo!? david k.: i don't think you will see either brand get subsumed. yahoo! was a strong brand. they are still in the ballpark of one billion users monthly of all the things they do. i can't imagine the yahoo! brand going away. i can imagine someone doing a better job then resume or has marissa mayer has done at leveraging it to make more money. i still use yahoo! products myself, every day. maybe that is because i am a baby boomer, maybe it is because it was the first big internet brand that really got good. i will tell you, there are a lot manyople like me in many, co

city and county of san francisco the opportunities that were afforded me growing up here i went to emerson school and went to a school that probably none of the people in the audience knows john w geary behind the theatre and from there galileo high school and from george washington we walked to school everyday i want to gunshot and i think that was a bit much so that was i don't know what i'll - i thought i was out of here but something about this city that keeps like in the godfather keeps on grabbing you back in i love the challenge here so i don't know what i'll do i won't go quietly into the night, you know, i'll san francisco do something to make you more proud of me than so for thank you to the board members and london and all my friends and everybody else in the gathering here thank you. >> (clapping.) >> so it you're here for earl hall please stand up. >> he has changed so many lives. >> (clapping.) >> i know, you know the shakespeare and all from the african-american cultural soernth and arnold one of the board members and some of the former board members and the current employee

city and county of san francisco the opportunities that were afforded me growing up here i went to emerson school and went to a school that probably none of the people in the audience knows john w geary behind the theatre and from there galileo high school and from george washington we walked to school everyday i want to gunshot and i think that was a bit much so that was i don't know what i'll - i thought i was out of here but something about this city that keeps like in the godfather keeps on grabbing you back in i love the challenge here so i don't know what i'll do i won't go quietly into the night, you know, i'll san francisco do something to make you more proud of me than so for thank you to the board members and london and all my friends and everybody else in the gathering here thank you. >> (clapping.) >> so it you're here for earl hall please stand up. >> he has changed so many lives. >> (clapping.) >> i know, you know the shakespeare and all from the african-american cultural soernth and arnold one of the board members and some of the former board members and the current employee

this opportunity from emerson the public to address the commission regarding this matter. if you do it he could fill out a speakerphone. >> thank you. i appreciate you posting us having this wonderful conversation it did before you start, if i could, just that the public know that the chairman and the president is that a two-minute time limit for public comment >> all up as much content as possible into mins but i think the wonderful conversation into his good i was writing and saw the two-lane street with a mighty victory over there in downtown. i would like to propose a list of 18 multilink one-way streets for event you understand these commissions are working on this. the interesting thing were looking at the correlation between low income density residence being hit by motor vehicles, president criminal behavior, the public arena open space, fast-moving one-way traffic and significantly underperforming retail business. i think that in terms of environmental and progressive we've left some options off the table. i think overall it's our plan is to create a carbon neutra

this opportunity from emerson the public to address the commission regarding this matter.f you do it he could fill out a speakerphone. >> thank you. i appreciate you posting us having this wonderful conversation it did before you start, if i could, just that the public know that the chairman and the president is that a two-minute time limit for public comment >> all up as much content as possible into mins but i think the wonderful conversation into his good i was writing and saw the two-lane street with a mighty victory over there in downtown. i would like to propose a list of 18 multilink one-way streets for event you understand these commissions are working on this. the interesting thing were looking at the correlation between low income density residence being hit by motor vehicles, president criminal behavior, the public arena open space, fast-moving one-way traffic and significantly underperforming retail business. i think that in terms of environmental and progressive we've left some options off the table. i think overall it's our plan is to create a carbon neutral