is in receivership now the entire city of detroit is going bankrupt because folks like goldman are set up shop next door in these huge warehouses to leech money out every single day a penny a fraction of a penny at a time they leech it out like a cancer cell does leeching that money out there is lloyd blankfein leeching an enormous leech on the he's a pox on the american soldiers leeching all that money out there and of course he claims market making which is false any time lloyd blankfein uses the phrase market making substitute fraud f r a u d fraud it's fraud stock market making i know because i invented market making technologies that could have been used to create markets that did not have predatory cancerous cells like lloyd blankfein but unfortunately that technology is being warehoused by another wall street firm but this is not market making that is false so the metro officials the subsidiary goldman sachs are saying they're responding to market forces and that's why it now takes eighteen months to get delivery now the price of aluminum is now we flexing the eighteen m

attorneys i think when we provided a valuable service we're probably the most unknown committee in the entire city of san francisco. most people don't know we write the handbook and we listen to ail people who have some kind of interest in the charter amendments to we can present to the public ann an unbiased capitalization of how they vote whether or not it's yes or no. and in doing so i don't get - i have charred the commission for the last 10 years and i don't get involved with community politics. for example, when my husband and i went to the christmas party supervisor cowen spoke to my husband and said hello and how are you and she had never seen me. one of the reasons i don't go to the boefrts is because both sides come in and take and don't present all the fact that i have to listen and chair a group of very commented women who sit there with great concentration and great consciousness and don't want my thoughts to be colored by anyone else's. i'm up again for my 18th year whatever >> she didn't want her to his colored. >> we are at the assess cafe 0 would you say colored our thoughts but i

garisson, the board and the entire city ask you and mr. mogabo thank you very much. we know you have family members with you. we would like to meet them. >> thank you very much. to first with [inaudible] a hero. we did what we were supposed to do for the city and county of san francisco. that's what we are known for and i believe my co-inspectors would have done the same thing if they were there. before i say anything i want my commander lee to come over here with me. [applause] i want to thank each and every one of you with trust in me [inaudible] and ed reiskin for making one of the best choices i have seen in mta. i could not have been prouder with them being here with me. when i first met her and first introduced -- somebody wanted to introduce me. she said "no, i know him. he's justice" and continued and [inaudible] the atmosphere at the job was so low but when she came the the moral was so high. in a scale of 10 to one we're now eight to nine. i want to thank you so much for making that good choice and also the deputy here chris, my best partner cheryl garisson

mountain lake park has a tremendous demand and it's not just serving one neighborhood, but serving the entire city. so i think the process has been commendable. i am pleased to be involved, much, much on periphery and i am looking to seeing this come to fruition and so thank to the friends of mountain lake park and thank you to the department for all of your help. >> thank you. commissioner bonilla. >> let's see, i don't know if i can get close here -- i would just like to take this opportunity to thank the -- i think it's bcj design services for their gift. i think this shows an extraordinary commitment to this project. that you would provide your services to this project and i just want to say i am really impressed with that, and want to thank you whole-heartedly for doing that. >> so noted. seeing no other questions from the commission, entertain a motion. >> so moved. >> second. >> moved and seconded. all those in favor, say aye? >> aye. >> we are now on item 8, closed session. conference with legal counsel, existing legislation. is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, public co

you can privatize the entire city. jonathan is right. make it all private. that's the best thing to do. >> and that will stop this. >> when things are owned by the public. they are owned by no one and that's why all of the utilities and services are literally going to hell. have a private developer put up condos and residential and take responsibility. and make it a no property and no income tax zone, people can do in assessment as they do in the villams, you could so it tloif. >> a lot of cities in texas no income tax and doing well. >> i meant to say 130 square miles. a very large city. >> orth threat sounding. obama care and are your medical records about to get hacked? . allstate accident forgiveness. it starts the day you sign up. [ female announcer ] with accident forgiveness from allstate, your rates won't go up just because of an accident, even if it's your fault. call 866-735-9100 now. kim and james are what you might call...overly protective. especially behind the wheel. nothing wrong with that. in fact, allstate gives them a bonus twice a year --

intruders have probed our electrical grid, and that in other countries, cyber attacks have plunged entire cities into darkness. >> president obama didn't say which country had been plunged into darkness by computer hackers, but we found out. it was brazil. we also found out that hackers have been infiltrating everything from our defense networks to the financial systems. bank robbers are now stealing more money with computers than they are with guns. >> this map is showing a visual representation of where all of the known infections of

abc permitted in place so we are not impeding the incredible time that it's going to be for this entire cityking forward to spending a day out there and seeing what it's all about. but there are some regulatory and legislative hurdles that we have to get through because of the uniqueness of the event with the temporary location that it's going to be there for well over a hundred days. it's very unique in that aspect but we are working closely with everyone involved and we think it's going to come off well from a regulatory standpoint. that's about all i had today in terms of abc's spot in this thing. again, we want to thank you for having us part of the summit. it's a great honor to be here. this is a really unique thing for us and that we find ourselves more commonly at odds in having to react to specific issues. we love to be here on the front end of them and be involved with issues as they are in front of us and we hope to be part of solution for everything that concerns you folks. thank you very much. [ applause ] okay. we are doing a little q and a. go ahead. >> [inaudible] i have two d

city that needs body right now. they need a tax base. >> eric, that is not going to do it. detroit is microcosm of what could happen to the entire united states. it's a fundamental part of this they have destroyed the inner city. you have 47% illiteracy rate among adults in detroit. you have allowed everybody in the world to vote for people who don't care. they have overtaxed and looted the city. the way to cure this, jonathan is right about his second one. privatize everything. take that art collection which is $3 billion, big number, then take all privatized the fire department and the police department. make them responsible. cut the budget down to what it can do and then go forward. >> i'll take it one step further. privatize the land. eric, you pointed out this is a city that has 700,000 people. you have hundreds and hundreds of uninhabited acreage. sell that to the villages and sell that to celebration florida. the police and fire and all those low regulation loans. >> maybe not privatize the full fire department and full police department. all public safety but just a portion of it. maybe sell some of the land. i think 14

police increases community engagement, prevents crime and improves the quality of life for the entire city so i greatly appreciate the chief opening their doors there are 5 of us prosecutors who work with you to help keep this an amazing and save city (clapping) >> it appears that public comment is now closed. commissioners. >> thank you that was amazing and i can't tell you how we take what we get here and apply it to the discussions we have and we evaluate the data from the occ we this is almost like parenting but i feel the pride that my fellow commissioners have to be able to see captain alumni and see you guys through the eye' d of those communities members is powerful. you don't have to always have to think of things >> i also want to thank you for your comments. i've taken extensive notes one thing i've heard is there are no current plans to move captain alumni so - we recognize the job he's doing we're proud of him and want to thank captain alumni and all the folks of the terryville station. keep on with the improvements you're making and keep the doors open to the community you se

he believes the board of supervisors, the planning commission, and the entire city family needed the tools to think about the system as a whole and to protect the health care needs of the entire community. now with this draft health care services master plan, we almost have that tool at our disposal and ready. now city departments and policy makers have the information and analysis that they need to evaluate the health care service needs of san francisco residents. this information will allow policy makers their queue to plan for sufficient and equitable distribution services throughout the city. overall, supervisor campos is impressed with the [speaker not understood] of the orientation of the plan. we're particularly appreciative of the fact that the plan provides a good map for bettering hem and health services for san francisco's sun drably population. ~ health [speaker not understood] taken into consideration by the department, the first one we were surprised that guideline 3.1.14 talks about the goal and recommendation of preserving healthy san francisco program was not identifi

you canritize the entire city. jonathan is right. make it all private. that's the best thihing to do. >> and that will stop this. >> when things are owned by the public. they are owned b no one and that's why all of the utilities and services are lerally going to hell. have a private developer put up condos and residential and take responsibility. and make it a no property and no income tax zone, people can do in assessment as they do in the villams, you could so it tloif. >> a lot of cities in texas no income tax and doing well. >> i meant to say 130 square miles. a very large city. a very large city. >> orth threat this man is about to be the millionth customer. a very large city. >> orth threat would you mind if i go ahead of you? instead we had someone go ahead of him and win fiy thousand dollars. congratulations you are our one millionth customer. nobody likes to miss out. that's why ally treats all their customers the same. whether y're the first or the millionth. if your bank doesn't think you're special anymore, you need an ally. ally ban your mo

you can privatize the entire city. jonathan is right. make it all private. that's the best thing to do. >> and that will stop this. >> when things are owned by the public. they are owned by no one and that's why all of th utilities and services are literally going to hell. have a private developer put up condos and residential and take responsibility. and make it a no property and no income tax zone, people can do in assessment as they do in the villams, you could so it tloif. >> a lot of cities in texas no income tax and doing well. >> i meant to say 130 square miles. a very large city. >> orth threat holder is messing with texas voting laws. >> a honey pot for hackers, that's what one republican law maker is calli t data hub that will store medical information on americans. it is a pot of gold for hackers. >> we so hackers breaking in the most sophisticated systems. this will have yr social security number and health care roars and family size and income. what make its troubling, this system hasn't been completely built yet. it is not ready for septber 1st

this is an entire city orgasming at once. okay. to put it mildly, there are a lot of gay clergy here who have been waiting a long time to come out of the ridiculously ornate closet. if you will excuse me, i am off to join the cardinals in the hot tub. yeah! >> john: the vatican has a hot tub? >> yeah! i think, john, it has a big thing full of water in it. it's a big stone thing. coming, boys. >> john: that's a baptismal font. okay. according to all the coverage, this was a massive deal for the church. new york's cardinal dole and heard it a little differently. >> this is no way could this be interpreted as a change in church doctrine. while certain acts may be wrong, we would always love and respect the person. and treat the person with dignity. homosexuality is not a sin, right? homosexual acts are. >> john: okay. so you can have gay desires. you just can't take gay action. which i guess means that you can listen to y.m.c.a. but you may not under any circumstances do the hand gestures. and by the way, that doesn't mean that gays h

entire cities destroyed. >>> the pirates of flight 214, now talking about the crash, as we learn thene did a full 360 on the runway, ejecting two flight attendants. brand-new video just released from the scene. >>> bombshell in the aaron hernandez murder case. his alleged accomplice, revealing the nfl star pulled the trigger. we begin to see th the surveille pictures from inside his home. >>> and the george zimmerman trial goes late into the night. the george walked out, turning off the lights before the lawyers stopped talking. >>> and good morning, america. boy, they're arguing in that courtroom went on for so long. 13 hours. what a scene. there was so much tension there. >> actually, when the judge walked out. attorneys hurling accusations at each other. zimmerman's lawyers arrangengri saying the state was withholding evidence. >>> we're going to get to tropical storm chantal. so much of the south drenched with the rain. it goes back and forth, the intensity. >> yesterday, every model showed why this thing would strengthen. today, the forecast center going, there's a lot of reason

cara liu tells us, some people are calling on city leaders to declare a state of emergency for the entire city. >> reporter: we talked to a lot of folks who say one way or the other this city needs help. business owners fed up with the violence in oakland especially along international boulevard are taking matters into their own hands. small groups have begun to meet trying to see if they can hire private security. >> we have a mind to do it. we talk about it. i think it's really important for our area. >> reporter: the folks want private patrols after a gunman burst into their repair shop last month and took off with someone's car. >> this guy came in with a gun. came into the shop. flashing his gun around. and we all left the shop. we was scared. >> reporter: this morning just two days after beloved pet sitter judy salaman was shot and killed, noel gallo announced he thinks the city should declare a state of emergency. >> for those of us in oakland. we're tired of our grandmas being shot, killed, robbed, assaulted on a daily basis. >> reporter: gallo says it's time the city set aside its pri

abc permitted in place so we are not impeding the incredible time that it's going to be for this entire citynd looking forward to spending a day out there and seeing what it's all about. but there are some regulatory and legislative hurdles that we have to get through because of the uniqueness of the event with the temporary location that it's going to be there for well over a hundred days. it's very unique in that aspect but we are working closely with everyone involved and we think it's going to come off well from

fernando's entire city traveled to liver more. >> it's a big deal for us. >> a parade of teams kicked off the eight-day world series. a total of ten teams from japan and six u.s. teams. >> this is very exciting event. i never dreamed of this kind of event. this is unbelievable. >> liver more beat out cities like chicago and vancouver to host the event. livermore's mayor says he isn't surprised. >> livermore has proven it. a phenomenal job and brought the world to liver more. >> but he had to check out a map to see where his team was headed. >> i look on the internet and show the map. they didn't know. >> what do you think? >> so far, very good. >> this new world series would have cost $50, $70. mitch of pleasantton has a pitching strategy. >> throw hard, believe in my pitches. >> this field of dreams will make hisly first cling tomorrow when all these little leaguers play boll. kpix5. >> the championship game will be broadcast on espn2. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, little boy was clinging to : nathan woessner had been following his dad on ad dune >>> hard to believe this li

improve the technology and efficiency to minimize the overall impact on the community but also the entire city. we would like to see you honor the commitment that will provide a safe and efficient facility and just stress again the emergency in addressing the need to build healthy community. if you are smelling it, you are exposed to it and lastly, the job creation. we host tours there. many of the youth have seen this. i would like to bring this into the fold so they understand how this impacts them. thank you very much. >>al williams. i'm a part of the brown and caldwell team, a local business enterprise based on the bay view hunters point area for a number of years. i would like to briefly speak to a couple of the questions that were raised about supervisor mar's question on how to team was selected and the world class nature of the leadership of the team and partners. it's local business enterprise as part of the team is really impressed to join this team by the manner on which my firm was approached to become part of the team. typically what happens is local business enterprise gets lette

we're the independent partner to the entire city for things to do with parks and recreation and open space. i want to stress with you that the park alliance shares a very strong partnership with the port on multiple levels. i want to draw your attention to two key components of that partnership. all of these aimed at supporting the port's mission for public access and recreation as appropriate and best uses of our waterfront. the first of course is policy in nature regarding the 2012 clean and safe neighborhoods park bond. as you know the parks alliance contributed significantly to the bond measure and a sponsor to get passage of the bond last november. president woo ho it was an honor to work with you and thank you for the leadership on that campaign. sorry dan it was only 34 and a half mill million that went to the projects and the of course the biggest part is renovation of pier 70. the other key partnership that includes the port as you heard is the blue green way. everybody loves the glue green way and for very good reason. it's an incredible opportunity that has involved a part

said they alleged a rebel store of toxic substances was enough to devastate an entire city and a fast consultant annoying routh said it's now crucial to find out whether rebels are getting to chemicals from. the make a political point of the military that is it really very good it's good. and that they should and if. a little better than we know what the root and of the book but i have become too good at it or you know all the rugby or look at need for the like are built on the block the start and the. use of well you know like iraq that will be going up to one man and deployed to the like will be a meter reader at the end and the security will have not react it's been a riot that when people who were part of the riots but i'm sure we want the open bar on that. meanwhile anonymous u.s. officials claim. an ad talking serious pool city of latakia the strike allegedly targeted a russian made on to ship missile battery which they were received two years ago the fischel sperate provided no more details on the strike that happened a few days ago israel's prime minister refused to come on or

my previous company was a data operator where the entire city of san francisco was the data center and was and continues to be in my facility. this is a smaller facility, taylored cost wise taylored to small internet business company in san francisco. it would be more affordable than those of a larger facility. it's a total of 10,000 square feet. it's not thousands of users, it's like hundreds of servers. >> because you had experience with paul. one of the issues that speakers brought up about the back up diesel system but we have restrictions on how often. how often did you have to use your back up because you must have had service from pg & e too? >> yes. it was a cable for outages due to pole damages which actually transpired a couple of times. this facility has an underground cable and fed by a very close substation that feeds the entire san francisco munis power grid. >> they should have a lot of power. >> this is a good facility from a power reliable perspective. >> thank you, that answers a lot of my questions. and having gone through a facility or a residents that have overhead

intruders have probed our electrical grid, and that in other countries, cyber attacks have plunged entire citieso darkness. >> president obama didn't say which country had been plunged into darkness by computer hackers, but we found out. it was brazil. we also found out that hackers have been infiltrating everything from our defense networks to the financial systems. bank robbers are now stealing more money with computers than they are with guns. >> this map is showing a visual representation of where all of the known infections of conficker are across the world. >> computer analysts say it's like a sleeper cell, and it may be poised to suck sensitive data out of millions and millions of computers. >> it takes time to read the manuals. i'm gonna save you that time. 'cause i stay home on saturday nights and read them for you. >> you and the rest of the geeks? >> there's millions of us out there. >> everybody, let's hear it! geek squad! [cheering] >> welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm steve kroft. in this edition, we take a look at technology. we examine how breaches in digital security threaten e

our entire city, we need to work on that. this is really challenging decision for me because i think about of course ways to utilize these resources. i definitely don't want to change what we have in our district; unfortunately i believe that if we do not move the funds forward that it will have an impact on district 5 for certain. my biggest concern is the visitation valley and baby hunter's point, in those areas where they are needed more. that is what i wanted to say, and i will be supporting the chief's recommendation. >> supervisor farrell: supervisor avalos. >> supervisor avalos: i will be voting with the budget analyst recommendations. i do understand with chief is saying but i do believe the policy is how to do our deployment in housing authority and the most cost effective way. i do believe that more of what is convenient politically, the labor practices are getting in the way of what could be a much more efficient way of doing deployment. so i'm going to do a roll call vote on the recommendation. >> supervisor farre

reporter: he has no plans of leaving until he lays eyes on the next heir to the thrown meanwhile the entire city is abuzz with excitement. in london, i'm danielle lee, nbc news. >> today is her reported due date. >> right. and camping outside for a couple days, i don't know. that's a commitment beyond what i would be willing to do, i think. >>> let's check in with rob mayeda. he's committed to the weather. >> absolutely, at least it's not raining outside. as is typical this time of year, they can see that, by the way, the fog is already spilling across those coastal hilltops, taking you outside, san bruno  mountain right now, technically above the fog, you can see it moving from left to east, left to right across the screen. alcatraz is out there somewhere, can you see the fog crossing the bay. winds increasing late afternoon as the sea breeze strengthens, and we take you into san jose. no low clouds here, the effect of the sea breeze will be felt in the next two hours as the winds begin to pick up bringing us cooler marine air. 81 degrees, 90s inland around fairfield and livermore. you can se