sarah and evans williams foundation. this you for funding this. we need that please. it is the way it is. they came to the table and are doing it. those are my comments and i want to be supportive and helpful. coach me please. thank you. >> thank you commissioner. commissioner haney. >> i want to echo my voice for gratitude. i was able to go to the everett demonstration site and i was just buzzing feeling the incredible possibilities here. also what this means for how we do thing here as a school district. what it means for us to have demonstrated what it looks like when we focus on the student experience and build solutions around that. for all the stakeholder who were consulted, the staff, this sort of partnership and what it can lead to i think we are likely now to reach an ideal board agenda. this looks extraordinary. i'm looking forward to digging into this. thank you. the role of the students in particular. sometimes we make decisions and not just us but school districts in again and when we do involve students is to say we did and it's in a token way. i have ha

but evan and sarah williams foundation, thank you. thanks for believing in us and i have every confidence when we start making this vision a reality, we are going to have many folks that are coming to the table that say we want to be part of the vision that this board was talking about that night. you gave us a lot to digest. no pun intended. this is a bit big bite of information and we are going to chew on this for the rest of the night. so with that, i want to thank you all for being here. >> meeting adjourned. >> >> >> >> >> thank you. >> welcome to the meeting of the board of supervisors, neighborhood services and safety committee. my name is david campos and we are joined by norman yee and mar is in route. >> we would like to thank sfgtv for covering the meeting today. do we have announcements? >> please make sure that silence all cell phones and electronic devices completed speaker cards and copies of documents to be included in the file should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will be on the agenda unless otherw

i would like to express my -- sincere thanks to evans williams. instead of starting with the what, starting with the why? why are we doing this? what's important for us? to get to a place where we imagined without boundaries is what evan and sarah williams have in that and they will develop a vision that we can all get behind. i want to thank you on behalf of the 56,000 children today and hundreds of thousands of children that will be impacted for the better in future years. you are making a difference and you are touching the future. with that, president norton, i'm so excited to get the meeting started. i would like to with your permission turn microphone over to our executive director. >> thank you very much, superintendent and thank you commissioners. i'm too really excited to be here and to share as part of the team. we are going to have a powerpoint. sorry about that commissioner and superintendent. that was a bit abrupt. we wanted to do the large screen as well for the powerpoint for the audience because the recording on the smaller screens

but evan and sarah williams foundation, thank you. thanks for believing in us and i have every confidence when we start making this vision a reality, we are going to have many folks that are coming to the table that say we want to be part of the vision that this board was talking about that night. you gave us a lot to digest. no pun intended. this is a bit big bite of information and we are going to chew on this for the rest of the night. so with that, i want to thank you all for being here. >> meeting adjourned. >> >> >> >>>> hi, my name is jamie hoope. in this episode, we are featuring the romantic park locations in your very own backyard. this is your chance to find your heart in san francisco with someone special. our first look out is here at buena vista park, a favorite with couples and dog lovers. it is as old as its neighbor and both have a significant forest, a refreshing retreat from urban life. the pass that meander we do under a canopy of 0, redwood, pine, and eucalyptus. chill out and this environment and you might see bu

dick costello is c e o of twitter, jack busey, co-founder and c e l of square, a huge hit and evan williamsall of the ones who put them on air early on. connell: are you on twitter? chief investment officer of cumberland advisers, charles dean with us. charles: i blame you. connell: you had no profile picture. dagen: a robot. >> we learn from facebook? what is your take? >> we will find that out. facebook heard people who bougha score card of winners and losers and the losers are big losers, winners are big winners and facebook is the round trip that broke everybody's heart. where is twitter going to go? i think twitter is very popular. a lot of people use it, serves up purpose of why expect this will be a successful offering and investors will cash out. dagen: robert said half a billion users but i thought it was closer to $300 million. charles: i was surprised how large was. i don't know how they are monetizing it. how are they moneta rising these eyeballs? i think it is going to be a, quote, successful ipo for the company. whatever they want to raise the race for the investor, you can go

but evan and sarah williams foundation, thank you. thanks for believing in us and i have every confidence when we start making this vision a reality, we are going to have many folks that are coming to the table that say we want to be part of the vision that this board was talking about that night. you gave us a lot to digest. no pun intended. this is a bit big bite of information and we are going to chew on this for the rest of the night. so with that, i want to thank you all for being here. >> meeting adjourned. >> >> >> >> >> good afternoon. and welcome to the county transportation authority personnel committee. my name is john avalos the chair of the community and joined by my colleagues, wiener, and commissioner mar, and commissioner cohen and the commissioner is chang. we're shown by charles. do you have any announcements? >> no announcements. >> okay. the roll call. we have our minutes from our july 12th meeting. and any comments on that? >> we can go into public comments on our minutes and seeing no one coming forward for publi

federal reserve president to speak today on the docket charles evans, williams dudley and boston's eric. blackberry is out with their earnings today at last. >> can those fed presidents stop speaking? they're not helping the market. >> i'm with you on that. >> and you can see this morning this is how we're shaping up on the back port. let's get back out to todd horwitz. todd, we have more fed speakerers as we just outlined. how volatile is this for the markets when they have this question mark hanging out there for investors? >> well, you know, i think the biggest problem here is the uncertainty that the fed is creating right now by not tap tapering. i think it's created more uncertainty. i think they don't know how to get out of this mess. so this could cause the market to sell off as more of these fed governors talk and as the uncertainty of what they're going to do in the future. i think it's going to have the reverse effect. >> when do you think tapering is actually going to happen? >> want, i don't know that they can ever taper. i think what they've done is put themselves in such a

but evan and sarah williams foundation, thank you. thanks for believing in us and i have every confidence when we start making this vision a reality, we are going to have many folks that are coming to the table that say we want to be part of the vision that this board was talking about that night. you gave us a lot to digest. no pun intended. this is a bit big bite of information and we are going to chew on this for the rest of the night. so with that, i want to thank you all for being here. >> meeting adjourned. >> >> >> >>is tuesday, september third, 2013, happy, labor day weekend. and we have welcome everyone to the commission on community investment and infrastructure, call the role. >> item one, roll call, members, respond when i call your name. >> ellinigton. >> yes. >> modejar. >> here. >> rosales. >> here. >> johnson. >> here. >> singh,. >> here. >> item two, announcements, a, the next schedule commission meeting will be a special meeting held on tuesday september 17, at 4:00 p.m. at the center for it is arts, and the announce

we have evan and juan williams with us. i think it's fair that most people thought this was political theater, that they would get it settled, but with the house last night passing a bill, and the snast not even meeting until 2:00, suddenly this is beginning to look quite real. what speaks to you about the possibility of a shut down. >> you saw it in the interviews that he just did, how the two sides view this. senator lee kept saying it was a bad law. senator kaine kept saying don't shut down the government. the democrats leaf that shut down is a disaster for the republicans because they will be blamed. and if history is a guide, they will. so that's where we are and neither side i think feels they have an incentive to mover forward with a compromise. it's possible we will get an 11th hour deal that will be a continuing resolution for a matter of several days to give us more time. but unless some compromise emerges that both sides seem likely to agree on, that seems to be where we're going. >> you and two republicans have

cashing in on this ipo include co-founders chairman jack dorsey plus evan williams and stone no longer7, twitter has raised $1.16 billion. its first round of investors included marc andersen. now, twitter's other investors, include union square ventures, morgan stanley as well as the big facebook investor, dst global, we'll have to see who cashes out at the ipo. >> maybe an investment in hair club for men for those guys. did you see those three guys? >> did you see those three guys? >> isn't it a masculinity? >> look. can't they do a start-up with sperling or something? >> they say no hair, more testosterone. that's what they say. >> i don't think that's true. joining us now to talk more about the twitter ipo and the filing, asenior editor. you more than made up for it. >> rocco's got it all. he's got it in his head -- >> i don't have any make-up on this morning, my dome would be shining if i didn't have hair. social media director and really a keen eye for talent with news people. we noticed that yesterday, rocco. in fact, after you said that about me being cnbc and all, i don't know

that's chairman jack dorsey, who's also ceo of mobile payments company square, plus evan williams andork at twitter. twitter's ceo invested in the company's first investment round back in 2007. that's two years before he joined the company as chief operating officer. legendary vc mark andreesen also got into the first round of funding, coming in the next year, jeff bezos, the expedition fund, as well as ron conway, known as the godfather of silicon father, and tim ferris, known for writing "the four hour work week." it's not just american investors. saudi arabia prince alal invested in twitter in 2001. he didn't buy the shares directly from twitter but through the secondary market. that's how he made the purchase. the vcs and institutions who invested who are a hodge who's list of the heaviest hitters in silicon valley. sv angel could see a huge payday as they got into the first round of investing. spark capital, charles river, benchmark also participated in several rounds. t. rowe price and morgan stanley snapped up a piece back in 2009. coming in later with bigger checks, but twitte

our senior fox news political analyst and evan bye and kimberly strosel and juan williams. i think it is fair to say that up until now most folks in washington feel that this whole shutdown mess was a political theater and they were going to get it settled. with the house last night passing a bill that includes a bill for obamacare and the senate not meeting until sunday afternoon 10 hours before the clock strikes midnight, suddenly this is beginning to look real. what strikes but possibility of a shutdown and how we got here? >> you saw it in the interviews and it is how the two sides view this. senator lee said it is a bad law and enumerating the reasons why. senator kaine kept saying don'trnment. it was only senator kaine who mentioned shutdown. the democrats believe the shutdown is a disaster for the republicans. they will be blamed. if history is any guide they will indeed be blamed. that is where we are and neither side feels it has an incentive to move forward with the compromise. it is possible we will get one of the 11th hour deals where you pass a continuing resol

sunday group with brit hume, and former democratic senator, evan bayh and our reporter from the wall street journal and political analysts, juan williamsi think, it is fair to say, until now, most folks in washington thought the mess was political theater and they would get it settled. with the house of representatives last night passing a bill that include as one year delay of obamacare and the not not meeting until 2:00 on monday afternoon, ten hours before the clock strikes midnight, suddenly, this is getting to hook real. what strikes you about the possibility of a shutdown and how we got there? >>reporter: you say in the interviews you just did, how the two sides view this the senator lee said this is a bad law and saying why. senator john mccain said don't slut down the government and only senator john mccain who mentioned it and that is because the democrats believe that shut down is a disaster for the republicans. they will be blamed. if history is any guide, as they will indeed be blamed. that is where we are. neither side, i think, feels it has an incentive to move forward with the compromise. it is possible, chris, we will g

evans. kristian alfonso plays hope williams brady. >> james scott plays e.j.stead of actors. >> because they love that. they feel like they know you anyway. >> and we share our own secrets, fashion and health and you'll find out things about james and galen. >> like what? >> what we will find out about james? >> i don't know. >> he's an incredible photographer. >> i have so much photography. photography is something i enjoy, so that's brought up in the book a little bit. i've been in the mountains and you can see me -- that's one of the photographs there actually from a trip to burma i took recently. >> burma, what a great spot, huh? >> wonderful. >> yeah. what will we learn about you? >> yes. >> you're going to have to look in the book to find out. talk about some of the things i love to do outside of the show. landscape design, architectural design, how i stay fit, there is some boxing stuff in there and cooking, things like that. twerking. >> twerking? >> yes. >> how about some twerking on set. >> are you serious? >> i'm not. >> deidre, you talk nutrition,

william barbella. >> victor daniel brabosa. >> christine barbuso. >> pauline bowto. >> matthew barns. >> melissa rose barns. >> sheila patricia barns. >> evan jacobeanu are forever in our hearts. >> paul james bataglia. >> yvonne batista. >> marlon batista. >> mark lawrence bavis. >> jasper baxter. >> lorraine g. baines. >> michelle beihl. >> todd m. beamer. >> paul frederick batini. >> jane s.bebe. >> alan anthony bevins. >> longhorns ira betz. >> michael ernest beakman. >> maria a.baher. >> max j. beihldy. >> nina patrice bell. >> debbie s. bellows. >> paul m.bennedetti. >> my husband, gary eugene bird, a third generation native of arizona who loved the wide open spaces, a humble and caring humanitarian concerned daily with the goodness of his community, a father, always present to our two children. and many others drawn to his gentle yet tough love. a husband who brought out in me the best version of myself