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we're humanly the same in human identity, but when it comes to our sensitivities, our emotions, etc., we have the sensitivities and the emotions and the mentality and thinking of our people more than any other people, and that's for every people- for every people. so we are different, and we do kind of live in different worlds. and as far as the perception of reality, i think african-americans and most people in modern civilization have a long ways to go before they perceive reality in the right way that will permit them to have the kind of brotherhood that we all hope for in these great religions of christianity, judaism, islam, etc. before we can have that real brotherhood, that feeling of love for my fellow human being, i think we have to grow up and mature a lot when it comes to perceiving the realities that we think we know already, you know. i'm talking about our nation. the way i perceive our nation, i think, is very healthy for me, and i wish all african-americans could perceive this america the way i perceive it, but they don't. and the many white americans that i have become

., etc., etc. also, i would like to point out, in today's "examiner," there was an interesting article about a member of the library commission. i get the impression that everybody thinks that's ross is arrogant, but i have a feeling that i see a lot of arrogance every time i am here at city hall. i would like to remind everybody for the record the all of the employees of the city and county of san francisco are employees of the citizens of the city and county of san francisco and that everyone should show some respect to people like myself when we speak because, technically speaking, we are your boss, and it is not the other way around. thank you. supervisor chu: thank you. other speakers on items 7 and 8? seeing none, public comment is closed. do we have a motion to send these two items forward? ok, we have a motion to send both items forward with recommendations. i also will reiterate how important i think this project is. i think many of our districts have seen transformative spaces with our li

and news is now gotcha, and local news is a little bit less than cn and msnbc and fox, etc. but it's still that nature and then local broadcast has some of the same. so i worry about those things greatly. but what i worry most about is access to this, that we're talking here in exciting, marvelous, technologically proficient, slick but profoundly important and right development. i'm a true believer in net neutrality. i want everything to go out to everybody. i don't want anybody stopping anything. we haven't really dealt with caps here, because at some point you can't create spectrum. you can buy it back or give it back, and then the fcc can sell you some. but you know, the streaming, as bill nelson pointed out, it eats up a lot of megabits really, really fast. so my question to you, having

etc etc without showing that there are militants also for i think the army and killing also civilians from the other side though those who support the syrian regime are the same pound that the. media also was trying to show that there were only militants who are fighting the regime and there were not people who are asking for freedom and under forms and in the country. for the latest updates on the situation in syria and you can head to our web site at r.t. dot com and hear about the stories like that's right well you know that the u.s. is flexing its military muscle in the asia pacific the first round of troops arriving in australia but what does it mean for the rivalry with china and others in the region. see here after the devastating earthquake and tsunami japan is gripped by a new force of nature which the video on our website. wealthy british science says. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger no holds barred look at the global financial headlines to cause a report. in greece clashes broke out between riot police and protesters just h

we don't know how many were with the hookers, etc.nt obama is mad about it. >> if it turns out if some of the allegations made to the press are confirmed then of course i'll be angery. we're not just representing ourselves. we're here on behalf of our people. and that means that we conduct ourselves with the utmost dignity. >> all right, let me start with you here does the secret service guys on a night of debauchery, do they need to be punished to the full extent here? >> this was a revelation to me. i didn't know that the men in the secret service were actually eunuchs. i thought this whole time that's what was going on. >> with the lot of them. >> exactly. and also we got to learn that the men in the secret service like their prostitutes the way they like their coffee, colombian, so that's a dumb joke for your records. i mean, you know do they deserve punishment? of course they do because this is embarrassing. you can imagine the international water cooler conversation, oh, what did your government do on their last diplomatic condi

etc etc without showing that there are militants also if i think the army and killings are also civilians from the other sides know those who support the syrian regime at the same time that the. media also was trying to show that there were only militants who are fighting the regime and there were not people who are asking for freedom and under the forms and in the country. for the latest updates on the situation in syria it's a web site which he dot com just a couple of the stories i have on line here today. back saying it's victory musson asia pacific the first round of troops arriving in australia what does it mean for their rivalry with china and others in the region. plus a year asked the devastating earthquake and tsunami japan is gripped by a new force of nature was the video on our website. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. wealthy british style. market. come to. find

etc etc without showing that there are militants also for i think the army and killing are also civilians from the other side those who support the syrian regime other sent around the. media also was trying to show that there were only militants who are fighting the regime and they were not people who are asking for freedom and reforms in the country senior members from this time groups including the muslim brotherhood are in washington to try and boost their image and relations with the u.s. is that in the first post revolution presidential election in egypt next month where political battles are heating up cairo based political sociologists a sceptic says the new egyptian leaders are bringing nothing new to the table. there was a historical friendship between political islam. and this is very all different remember in the fifty's who had. learned that in the. world we can do that was to support political islam to see i.e. and the americans and the european colonialists to give should go to political it's lehmkuhl fired the nationalist movement in. the political movement. after. trying t

etc etc without showing that there are militants also fighting their army and killings are also civilians from the other side those of those who support the syrian regime other sent down to the official media also was trying to show that there are only militants who are fighting the regime and there are no people who are asking for freedom and reforms and then the country. but for all the latest updates on the situation in syria you can head to our web site to r.t. dot com and there are a couple of other stories that might catch your eye while you're there the u.s. is flexing its military muscle in asia pacific the first round of troops arriving in australia. mean for the china and others an admission. process a year after the devastating earthquake and tsunami japan is gripped by the force of nature. on the website. of. the world with. its technology innovations all the least of elements from around russia we've got the future covered. there hasn't been anything yet on t.v. and. it is to get the maximum magickal impact possible as a formal source material is what helps keep journalism ho

etc etc without showing that there are militants also fighting the army and killing also civilians from garden sides those those who support the syrian regime at the same time the. media also was trying to show that there were only militants who are fighting the regime and they were not people who are asking for freedom and reforms and then the country. for the latest updates on the situation in syria head to our web site r.t. dot com a couple of the stories we have on life today the u.s. is facing its military muscles in asia pacific the first round of troops arriving in australia does it mean for the rivalry with china and others of the region. here after the devastating earthquake and tsunami japan is gripped by you for some pictures but of course the video on a website. called real life in prison. well. it's technology innovation all the developments from around russia we've got this huge coverage. in greece clashes broke out between right place some protesters just hours after a pension it shot himself in front of the parliament building in central athens retired pharmacist named h

arthur mitchell, etc., and there is no reason to run the list again, but it is clear these people are gifted. >> they would not dance in new york if they were not it did. more and more, it is modern dance companies. mark morris, a totally multiracial company. it is a lot of examples. now our generation, the present generation of choreographers, totally colorblind. but i see it everywhere, downtown, in europe, it is common. there is no question. in the big companies, they still have this bit of has a tense -- hesitance. there are a few. now it is the dance theater of harlem reviving their history. back from the years of absence on the new york stage. i do not know if there is any white people there. i do not know, but i have read it and heard there is a future. tavis: i will move on but i am troubled by that fact that which you laid out tonight was what you saw when you came here in the 1970's. it seems tragic that in 2012, not all whole lot has changed. >> it is smaller companies. again, mark morris, from very early, he was totally open. tavis: i want to circle back to "in paris." tha

they are just launching a campaign against me, seeing my reputation is damaged forever, etc., etc.. >> in a poem he says that israel is jeopardize in world peace, but there's -- fails to mention that mahmoud ahmadinejad calls for israel's destruction. >> he denounces and demonizes israel in a way that can set deeply held resentments. >> many german politicians are angry about the poem. some have called it anti- semitic. israel's foreign minister says the versus are shameful and bathetic. -- pathetic. for the jerusalem post, a major israeli daily, the poem is not front-page news, but misleading. >> this information and disinformation, if israel had nuclear arms, and we have not used them, i do not think we would upset anyone. >> he was seeking to provoke with his poem "what must be said." must be no doubt he has succeeded. >> it is a permanent ongoing debate in germany. we had a few newspaper articles. it did not make the headlines. he is seen in israel as very critical because of his past. he would not have the moral or historic rights to comment on politics. on the other hand, it is

etc etc without showing that there are militants also fighting the army and killing civilians from garden sides lot of those who support the syrian regime at the same pound the. media are also lost trying to show that they are only militants who are fighting the regime and they were not people who are asking for freedom and reforms in the country ali thanks for taking the time to build a program journalist and from across the border with syria television thank you. egypt's the islamist muslim brotherhood snowfield is presidential candidate despite widespread condemnation artist cross-talk program later tonight i guess whether it could put a damper on the country's drive for freedom here's what's ahead for you at seven pm g.m.t. . in the wake of america's so-called war on terror which effectively put the muslim brotherhood push the muslim brotherhood underground and. close to the part of being banned except in officially in the political landscape nonetheless around. i. no no no no first the brotherhood has been underground for decades going back to the era of. so i mean i'm not quite sure

problems caused by change, etc., etc. i would like to mention one situation in my own neighborhood of west would park. it deals with safeway that was brought into the development. all of a sudden, they left, i guess that was not a good idea. i would like to mention whether bringing in at the whole foods near city college is really that good of an idea. some of my neighbors, especially on the other side of ocean avenue, feel that maybe we should have brought in one of the big chain dollar stores like family dollar or dollar general. i have a feeling that stores like that are going to have a lot more foot traffic than wholefoods. since save weight is going to expand on monterey boulevard, a lot of the customers will continue to go to safeway. i have a feeling that cold foods is not going to last. thank you. --whole foods is not going to last. supervisor wiener: public comment is closed. colleagues i have distributed the proposed amendments in addition to the written documents, there are two small amendments that i would lik

dick cheney comes out and gives a really tough speech about the torture memos etc. and they got on the defensive. congress started passing bipartisan law after bipartisan law saying you can't transfer the prisoners to the united states, you can't let them go. and the net result was they basically have been on the defensive on guantanamo and now it looks like it's going to be with us forever. gwen: it's one thing to discover ah when you become president or sit because the obama administration has decided this is a good idea, this idea of heightened interrogation or secrecy? >> certainly not on heightened interrogation. they were big on saying that was torture and we're not going to do it but they wouldn't investigate or prosecute any of the bush administration for those acts. and you have republican candidates like rick santorum saying waterboarding was very successful. governor romney saying held increase the population at guantanamo by be doubling its and the administration has vastly increased the drone strike target killing program to the point where they claimed

problems caused by change, etc., etc. i would like to mention one situation in my own neighborhood of west would park. it deals with

the fcc is doing is -- in terms of using the old telecom funds to finance buildouts in rural areas, etc., for broadband is great. i think we do need a national policy for broadband. because everyone is going to be affected by it and we're going to need to have as good a system as there is in the world. and right now, we don't. >> and what do you see the role for local news? our state, the local news is provided through getting people through tornados to the flooding in fargo, literally daily reports of where people should go. what's the role of local news as you see the video marketplace maturing? >> i've always thought, as people said that local broadcasting, local television stations were going to be outmoded, and we're probably -- in all of these new development areas, are going to be antiquity. i've always felt otherwise. because the strongest local television stations are the ones that provide the most news and information and community programming. and so i think that is -- continues to be very vibrant. and clearly if you look at the success of any television station in any market

twitter, facebook, ebay, google, amazon, etc., you are using consumer application clout services.ust so we realize how far we have transition, i was with a stanford did about two months ago, and i'm giving her the lecture on what is cloud computing, and i start that way. i say once upon a time, consumer applications used to get installed on your pc and update and all that, as she looks at me and said, "i've heard of this thing. isn't it called a floppy disk?" [laughter] what many of you guys probably do not know is on the business application front, this has similarly happen in a very different way. nearly every business application -- when i talk about business applications, and talking about financial customer relationships systems, purchasing, hr, web analytics, all the software business is used to automate their businesses. what you may not know is in the past 10 years, every business application software company which has gone public has been delivered as a cloud service. nobody does it in the new world the old way anymore. is all delivered as a cloud service. this ranges fro

four years under the former graduation requirement that are in place now for classes of 2013, 2012, etc. the other thing is that of the approximate 800 ninth through 12th grade students that we had come into the direct last year, 300 of those were actually in the ninth grade. so it is significant that 300 of that number were actually in the ninth grade when they entered our schools. so i've given you a really an outline of the problem where we saw the problem. now let me give you an outline of some of the inputs that we did with the city funding that we received for last summer. over 1,000 ninth graders took 1,724 courses last summer with the funding from the city. approximately 25% of all ninth graders in the district took part in a credit-earning summer program last summer. 42% of courses taken, so 42% of that total 1,724, were taken by african american, latino, and samoan students. approximately 962 courses were in the city-funded ninth grade courses of algebra, biology, english, and e.l.d. courses. so remember those were the four areas that came out as the concern. and so we immedia

according to kofi annan's peace plan, six-point plan, should have been withdrawal along with tanks and etc. over a week ago. the syrian regime is out of compliance with that plan, certainly on that point. and now mr. ban, of course, wants to expand the currently very tiny observer force of the u.n. on the ground there up to 300 people. it's not yet clear whether that's going to go ahead. obviously the bulk of the security council is behind it. but there are still some points of difference with the regime over the protocol that would cover their movements on the ground. in other words, the ground rules that they would be restricted by or which would enable them to work, depending on where you look at it. mr. ban had wanted to bring in helicopters and planes to help the observers, the 300, when eventually they deploy torque get around the country. it's a big country, obviously, and a very complicated situation. but the syrians are balking at the idea of the u.n. having its own helicopters. they're saying if you want them, we can give them to you on a local basis. >> so difficult in that resp

concerned about large commercial investments which may be tearing down various sides and buildings etc and they want to preserve what is their city for them that's important so funny dasha he'd actually proved in the field of cultural rights spotlight will be back shortly after the break so stay with us we'll continue this interview in less than a minute. to . join me on a journey to the heart of the problem to a place is hidden from the tourists you're going to meet some real criminal insiders although they may not be the usual news makers you see on t.v. . looking. to defeat you. walking back to spotlight i'm all good love and just a reminder that my guest on the show today is finally there share he the u.n. special reporter in the field of cultural writes this shahid this is your first visit to russia wrote to them. and that you've traveled quite extensively and even stood quite a number of places what was the quite to your area by which you chose the places which you would like to visit or the places were chosen by the un or maybe by the russians and the places that we visit since

etc., etc. they all agreed walter mondale. but in the end they said who do you vote for?here was a question in there. is reagan a leader. and 84% of the people said yes. all these things, the fact is the country is in a position that it's never been in before. gdp ratio, only three other countries are worse, greece is one of those. we'll blow past that. the question is who can lead the country and people will have much more confidence in the former govern of massachusetts. >> i hear your argument but you're making a more sophisticated argument than governor romney is making right now. the public does see barack obama as one of us. even though the polls suggest he has a slight margin when it comes to leadership on economic issues, that's not where he's focusing most of the time. why isn't he doing what you articulated. >> when you're running for office, that's exactly what you say about everybody. i remember when i ran for office. he's not a farmer, you always draw the distinction. when it comes to who can lead the economy, you turn to your opponent. and if your skill is i

this was an important moment in the nation etc. having brian williams.be what it is that i'm more disturbed with brian williams doing it rather than president obama. it is one giant ad. >> it is an ad, but by the same token it's something that everybody wants to see. it's cool to want to know what is going on in there. this is not jackie kennedy walking through the white house at christmas. this is what is behind this picture. brian williams got the president to talk about what happened that night. that's pretty cool stuff. >> yeah, i hear you. it just feels too cozy for me. >> cozy? the press is all cozy with the president. >> they shouldn't be. >> but any president. but president obama is the president now. the press goes on. you always want white house access. and then the people complain that you're not giving access. the president is giving full access to something in a was pretty incredible. >> look, to me there is something disturbing about bringing somebody into the white house to brag about that. look, don't get me wrong though. i agree with you