at ground zero in observations, of we find that we need to have our news racks like they have in every city, but maintain them. so, we also need news racks in the other parts of our district. where there are more astute citizens and the old fashioned racks. with those racks we also need the garbage, whenever they call them, guards. dpw has been interchanging after putting good garbage in, taking them away. supervisor chu: thank you. >> our neighborhood should reflect region supervisor chu: -- reflect -- supervisor chu: thank you. are there any other members of the public that wish to speak on item number five? seeing no one, public comment disclosed. could i ask a question of grace? one of the comments made was about the empty news racks and how they sometimes contributed to blight. i know that the legislation's attempts to deal with those issues, can you speak to that? >> this is something to the credit of the mayor around the reform allocation. the mayor saw that there were a number of bacon boxes. sometimes it is because the publications have been taken. they're very popular. in other ca

at ground zero in observations, of we find that we need to have our news racks like they have in every city, but maintain them. so, we also need news racks in the other parts of our district. where there are more astute citizens and the old fashioned racks. with those racks we also need the garbage, whenever they call them, guards. dpw has been interchanging after putting good garba

a rich network of paths and the roads that connects writers -- riders to every part of the city. secondly, in many cities there is a real investment in bike parking. compared to car parking, and average space could be replaced by 10 to 12 bicycles. here you can see the type of density that can bring literally hundreds of thousands of individuals into the center city. -- city center. bike safety is an enormous issue that has been tackled successfully in the netherlands. there are specific engineering improvements like signals, mirrors attached to traffic lanes, specific areas of the road protected for cyclists which has led to a dramatic increase in safety. if you look at cycling fatalities in the netherlands, the united states actually has a rate 6 times higher than what you see there. the more investment unit, the saver is for everyone on the road. given the number of bikes on the road in european countries, there are significant theft policies. everything from being able to tag them, track them, and law enforcement who takes bike theft seriously. finally, one important cultural

"michael" will be released december 14. >> you know there will be a lot of proceeds. >>> in every major cityuding ours, there is their share of strange critters roaming the streets. this is when you do not see every day. that is a coyote making the rounds in downtown chicago. officials are telling residents to not worry about it. the coyote is timid. it was probably just out hunting for mice and rats in the city. this particular coyote is being tracked. >> he is probably heading south to warmer weather. [laughter] >> he has to be pretty wiley. >> you have to go there. >> these things are in there and you have to get it out. >>> you have to get the umbrellas and rain gear out for tomorrow. it will be cool, chile, and -- cool and chilly. the last measurable rain we had was over a week ago. over weekend, that is known in minneapolis-st. paul. look at minneapolis, 39 degrees. right now, it is 32 degrees. there is 3 inches on the ground. part of that same storm is moving to our north. we will go through the next couple of days and see this moisture come up and over. it is indirectly part of that

the forces that we should use every city is sure to support retreat because they have no idea about the hardships that we face. this is. all to reduce and bring in the army the life of abuse the enemy is the most precious thing in the world. uses of self-sacrifice and heroism with those who understand it fully but you have to live a. real life stories from would need. to treat nineteen forty five. thirty minutes after midnight in moscow these are your r.t. headlines a top russian investigative journalist severely beaten in moscow and now i deduced coma police say the attack is likely connected with his professional activities. u.k. campaigners demand convictions for police officers responsible for deaths in their custody one person a week reportedly dies as a result of contact with police in the country but no one's ever been found guilty . and it's never too late that's what a russian man must be thinking after fathering a baby son at the age of eighty nine. from southern. russia's one of the oldest dads ever to a newborn but he's an experienced hand to parenthood already having father

every individual city has a tea party.ot every city but many have tea parties and they don't communicate with each other, much less the international party. and there are people concerned about the debt and it's not just us. look at the statements from bernanke. look at the statements from greenspan. reasonable people trying not to be alarmist are all out there saying that the debt in s a major ticking time bomb and we have to have a conversation about how to get rid of the debt. >> he quotes you in that wall street journal and says mr. paul puts the movement above partisan loyalties. i'm somebody that believes that the issues are more important. that was the quote that he had for you. >> i do agree with that and i've always thought that. i have people coming into my office all the time who say that the men and the women are more important and i've always thought that. going back to the original question, maybe i did say it that way. i don't mean it to be disparaging to my party. i think the republican party does believe i

we're fighting for clear skies over every city and healthy lungs throughout the country. the american lung association isn't just fighting for air. we're fighting for all the things that make it worth breathing. join us in the fight at fightingforair.org. >>> the giants have five days to negotiate exclusively with aubrey huff before other teams have the right to put a bid in for his services. no word if the rally song is part of that negotiation process. >>> now i know this is a family event and i can't stand all the way but if you have seen zoo lander i have a special talent just for you. [ cheering and applause ] . >> he is not the machine by the way. >>> he said he wants back and while wearing the song they finished 29-13. the red underwear might have helped his chances of leading a multi-year deal. he leads a list of players slated to be free agents. he wants a multi-year deal. pat burrel is a free agent. they'll probably not pick up edgar renteria's club option for 10 1/2. they took the same rout as willie mays took in 1958 when the giants moved to san francisco. >>

. >> would my right honorable friend explain why at every city the city of the investigative order, the economic governments of europe and also the stabilization mechanism that this government is has more integration and no repatriation of powers? >> i'm surprised to hear that these wrong. under a previous government we would have caved in when they asked for a 6% budget piece. we will make sure -- >> order, i want to hear the prime minister's views about the honorable member for stone's views and i hope the house does. mr. prime minister? >> we will secure to make sure that future bailout mechanisms should not involve non-euro countries like britain and that is something like we're going to secure in europe. >> mr. speaker, does the prime minister agree with me just as it is right to disclose top salaries in the public sector so it must be right to require banks to disclose a number of employees paid salary and bonuses over 1 million pounds? >> yes, we do agree with that and the last government commissioned -- the last government commissioned the walker review, david walker has carried

government we still miss you have the most i mean more steps local so government is in important key of every city unfortunately there are many political parties in the municipal work is in sin that and then if your particular bill knew at the local level not all in your party so were a key as a blogger national organization is when you put a thought i think we should have proof your worship it or a mixed in with another but electoral system when. mean we support all the level you put up assemblies with the teacher with at least twenty deputies. elliptical is the home petition we get at the low level. building the true us to using our audiences to try to keep it as good and will make parties more responsibility they were. but usually we should have nearly every closer to the daily lives of whereas surely kill shark who could this is another detail. step to string glenn now that you've got a democratic government doing everything that i mean goal which is still making the life of our people better to do that therefore elections to the south. in the december of next year and float will take place. i

city. now you can get 2000 votes for the same job. i get paid $30,000, and then i get paid $100,000. it is something i have always been concerned about. every other city has district, but no other city is the small. their districts in l.a. county bigger than the city and county of san francisco. this is a city of neighborhoods. we were all connected. we have 11 supervisors when there was a homicidal inbayview. now you have one. it has proven itself, district elections. there is a more ideological reason to support it. addirv -- you add irv, and you have someone elected with a couple of thousand votes. i am a little uneasy about all of it. i think i told you guys this. i have drafted legislation. it is on my desk right now. i will hand it to om

before congress standardized daylight savings time in 1966, every single city and town decided on its whether and when to make the time change. it made for some very confusing travel conditions. for instance, during the 35-mile drive from moundsville, west virginia to stubenville, ohio. you'd have to change your watch seven times to match the local clocks. now, of course, every state except arizona and hawaii follow daylight savings time. >> don't forget, fall back. that means we gain an hour of sleep, right? >> yeah, yeah 37. >> which is much better than spring forward. >> tomorrow we should all be rested. >> sleep on

we're fighting for clear skies over every city and healthy lungs throughout the country. the american lung association isn't just fighting for air. we're fighting for all the things that make it worth breathing. join us in the fight at fightingforair.org. >>> the plan for a new san francisco 49ers stadium is moving forward. the city council approved zoning changes that would allow the stadium to be built. negotiations are still going on to figure out how to pay for the stadium. >>> the grocery change fresh and easy says it it plans to hire some 270 people to help in some soon-to-open bay area stores. those stores are expected to open after the first of the year. >>> dead bodies, crying babies, and disease lungs all part of a federal government's new campaign to get americans to quit smoking. large images would appear on packs of cigarettes if that campaign moves forward. no final decision will be made though until next june. then, cigarette makers would have more than a year to start using the new images. it's estimated 443,000 deaths a year are linked to tobacco. we've p

the city attorney's office has taken the lead on this project every two years to amend the city's conflict of interest code. the city's conflict of interest code is the ordinance that dictates who needs to file a form 700 every year and also dictates how much must be disclosed on each official for 700. every two years, every department in the city is contacted to ask if there is any position that should be added, deleted, changed, and what is before you is the incorporation of that. since i understand your try to move this meeting along, i want to be brief and highlight two changes. this proposed set of amendments deletes two sections of the code. one believes the board of examiners, which is a position actually more appropriately found within the department of building inspection code, where it can now be found. the second relatively significant change, at least in the section of conflict of interest code dealing with the opportunity council. in the course of talking to the city departments, i discovered the economic opportunity council is not really a city agency. it is a private nonprof

city was recovering. i'm sure you heard this one of the things ed did is venture into every neighborhood of the city and everyregular town meeting and let people scream at him and they did a scream. so how did that get -- [inaudible] [laughter] >> i actually had in my 12 years 120 town hall meetings. there are 59 planning districts in the city and i went to many of them at least three times but every one of them one or two times. and there wasn't a district that i wouldn't go to some were very supportive middle class was very supportive because i said everybody wants to be billable class. the advocates who hated me say she's the middle class mayor. i said yes, that's true. everybody wants to be middle class. i'm going to try to make that happen. but i also said it's important to keep rich people in the city of new york because they have a lot of money and the the entrepreneur is of many respects and we want them to invest and the f2 or three houses they can fly at any time and therefore have to be very respectful of their comfort so when people say why are you fixing the roadbed on park avenue because if we d

it is interesting, every couple of weeks we get together, all of the city department heads. ery week, we get together in smaller groups, but as a group, 60, 70 of us get together, and it does not matter what the topic is. susan will chime in and make sure she raises her hand and say, "wait a second. did you consider the rights of mobility issues, the rights of those that are impaired? did you consider your responsibilities, your obligations, moral, ethical, legal as well to include this, to include that?" i just want to give a big round of applause to susan for her stewardship and leadership. i want to acknowledge the number of department heads here that have been doing great work and trying to lead the way and lead by example in terms of fulfilling our mandate to fulfil our promises that we made some 20 years ago. it is extraordinary how far we have come, but it is equally extraordinary how far we need to go, and i want to underscore that we understand that. we understand that we are not there yet. we understand there's still discrimination in the workplace. we still recogni

we're fighting for clear skies over every city and healthy lungs throughout the country.ng association isn't just fighting for air. we're fighting for all the things that make it worth breathing. join us in the fight at fightingforair.org. >>> welcome back, everybody. good news to share about jessica simpson this morning. she is back in love, the ring's on the finger, she's getting engaged, and she's all very happy. good news that came out. "people" magazine is reporting jessica simpson is going to marry her nfl free agent boyfriend and now fiance, eric johnson. he is 31, she is 30. they've been together since may. strikes me as a quick engagement. some people questioning the timing saying, a few days ago her ex-husband, nick lachey and his new girlfriend of several years, they announced they were getting engaged. two days later, bam, jessica and her man come out saying they're going to tie the knot as well. seems like a good guy. 6'3". went to yale. been an athlete since he was young. played for the saints, the 49ers. now he and jessica will be husband and wife. >> the o

cq press tallied the crime rates of every city with a population of over 500,000.nd is the fifth most dangerous. st. louis is the most dangerous followed by camden, new jersey and detroit and flint, michigan. san jose is the fourth safest behind honolulu, el paso and new york city. cq combined six categories to come up with the rankings and they include murder, rape, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary and car theft. >> crime may be down in san jose, but the rat population has skyrocketed. literally overnight. that's because 1500 domestic pet rats are being housed at andy's pet shop. the rats were rescued from the home in southern california where a man was hourtding them. according to the humane society the breeding began after he brought home a few rats a couple of years ago. the rat problem was so bad the man was eventually forced to live out of a shed on his property. >> with this type of thing, if you give them food and opportunity to mate, they will explode their population to reach any capacity that the resources can provide very quickly. >> hundreds were

we're fighting for clear skies over every city and healthy lungs throughout the country.e american lung association isn't just fighting for air. we're fighting for all the things that make it worth breathing. join us in the fight at fightingforair.org. >> bill: pinheads and patriots in a moment. office max with me in an interesting position. but first get our christmas orders in now on bill o'reilly.com. three free gifts, tote bag, lis wiehl's book and the we say merry christmas bumper sticker. this is our best book deal ever. great patriot items. all proceeds go to charity, that's very important ladies and gentlemen. we are funding a lot of kids' charities. everything i get from the website goes to charity. our friends at news max took a poll with survey u.s.a. asking americans about nonpoliticians possibly running against president obama in 2012. donald trump would lose 5347 close. rush limbaugh would lose 58-42. lou dobbs 56-44. glenn beck 55-45. and i, i lose 54, 46. but i can make up that you ground i give away factor gear to everybody and buy your vote. don't want i

city. now you can get 2000 votes for the same job. i get paid $30,000, and then i get paid $100,000. it is something i have always been concerned about. every other city has district, but no other city is the small. their districts in l.a. county bigger than the city and county of san francisco. this is a city of neighborhoods. we were all connected. we have 11 supervisors when there was a homicidal inbayview. now you have one. it has proven itself, district elections. there is a more ideological reason to support it. addirv -- you add irv, and you have someone elected with a couple of thousand votes. i am a little uneasy about all of it. i think i told you guys this. i have drafted legislation. it is on my desk right now. i will hand it to someone if they want to carry it and go a different way. there are two options for changing. old irv we just dusted off. these questions we raised a number of years ago when we were concerned about it are now coming home to roost. this could dramatically change the mayor's race next year and dramatically change the face of politics in the east bay and here in a way that might be unintended. >> [inaudible

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new yorkers wanted to do outdo every city. chicago wanted to outdo new york. springfield was not a major city then as it is now. the state capital, not an important city. they thought if not with the display, they'd build a special hearse. others build so big, they were bigger than the log cabin that lincoln was born in. they looked like traveling houses being drawn by 16 horses, plumed horses. lincoln elevated on a platform so that all of the passers by could see the coffin. the coffin was e -- elaborate. no one that saw that lincoln funeral train ever forget it. one thing i try to do, give the flavor of who was it was like to be in the city. the newspapers were so obsess i have with describing what things looked like. who the hearses looked like, who rode in which carriage, and the ceremonies simply based on verbal newspapers descriptions, you could reconstruct the whole thing. many photographs remained. every dignitary, every type of flower, the sayings on the wreaths are described, it's one of the most well and over described events in american history. but

the city attorney's office has taken the lead on this project every two years to amend the city's conflict of interest code. the city's conflict of interest code is the ordinance that dictates who needs to file a form 700 every year and also dictates how much must be disclosed on each official for 700. every two years, every department in the city is contacted to ask if there is any position that should be added, deleted, changed, and what is before you is the incorporation of that. since i understand your try to move this meeting along, i want to be brief and highlight two changes. this proposed set of amendments this proposed set of amendments deletes two sections of the

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every individual city in kentucky has a tea party, maybe not every city.hey don't communicate with each other much less the national party by they're people concerned about the debt. it's not just us. look at the statements from bernanke and greenspan, reasonable people who are trying not to be alarmists are all out there saying the debt is a major ticking time bomb and we have to have an adult conversation how to resolve the debt. >> he says he puts the movement above partisan loyalties. i'm somebody who believes the issue are more important than the party. that was the quote he had from you. >> i do agree with that and i think that i've always thought that. i have people come into my officer day and they'll tell me that the man and the woman is more important than the party and i've always thought that. i guess going back to your original question maybe i did say it that way but i don't mean to be disparaging to my party. i believe they do believe in limited government. i do believe in the limited party platform. i think we need to be more true to our pl

city of churches. there's a church on every corner in the city. what makes baltimore that type of environment? west baltimore is a city where many persons trouble from the south. when the exodus began and people started their journey north. many of them dropped off in washington and baltimore. baltimore had a conducive the spirit for churches and it had powerful creatures. it has always had a history of powerful creatures an activist preachers. the kind of came together. i do not know if anybody has done a study. it always has had its powerful preachers. the two kind of give birth to eight revivals spirit in baltimore. that is the thing that happened. you will find a church as a worker at one is popping up every time you turn around. >> how are people receiving churches in this day and age? are they finding it a place to suit their souls -- to suit the -- soothe their souls/ >> it was almost automatic. people grew up and came to church. we started seeing a change. degeneration of persons started staying away from the church. at the same time, we started talking about babies having babies. the

cities including san francisco. the governor was in stockton for the announcement. >> every time we make a gun disappear or gun is being surrendered or a gun is taken off the streets, our neighborhoods and our families are safer. >> the governor has said he would like other cities and counties to adopt the program and governor elect jerry brown said he is a supporter of the gift for guns program. >>> another egg recall going on across much of the country including california. thousands of specific egg products have been pulled off shelves after the food and drug administration told a major distributor that some of its eggs had tested positive for salmonella. robert honda is live in the south bay tonight with more on this. robert? >> reporter: well, frank, starting with the good news, this recall will be much different than the one we saw last august and consumers will be able to tell if they have a bad batch. so far they all have the same plant numbers. that's the number right here on the carton just below the sell buy or expiration date. >> reporter: she did a lot of shopping today but eggs were not on her list. a vol

we're fighting for clear skies over every city and healthy lungs throughout the country. the american lung association isn't just fighting for air. we're fighting for all the things that make it worth breathing. join us in the fight at fightingforair.org. >>> far too often kids with disabilities are told there's some things they can't do. >> 111-year-old disabled girl never listened to talk like that and said she took an amazing leap of faith. >> reporter: she thinks of hers as just one of the kids. just another student at black hills gymnastics. lola walters is kind of a screwball. she's famous for her fashion walk. she's co-creator of a cool handshake, too. when you hear things like this -- >> she's just amazing. >> reporter: and this -- >> she is like a hero to me. >> reporter: you take a closer look. then you realize there is something different about this girl. you can see it in her eyes. >> if you don't know about it, you can't really tell how hard it is for me. >> reporter: the judges don't know it. other teams don't know it. some newer teammates don't even know it

$30 million they have sold. >> reporter: the pot forms will pay -- farms will pay -- for every $1,000 earned, the city will take $50 in taxes. a win win, right? >> no say opponents. >> the law is the law and you get caught with thousands of plants by the federal government, regardless of how bankrupt their position is you're going to go to prison for at least 10 years. >> reporter: he says medical marijuana is still federally illegal. feds will likely fight back. >> going in and raiding and arresting everything -- arresting everybody but they could diet the city council. >> the statement is that they would not prosecute medical facilities. >> we are dealing with a federal drug law here. >> the war on drugs i will still on. >> yes. >> reporter: now the city council member references that prop 19 played no role in the development of this proposal but she does admit that it's not legally tested. she says her and co-author council member larry read are relien on the attorney general's public statement that he will not prosecute. will the entire council buy it? we will find out tomorrow night at 6:30. >> t

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s he works on a charity for inner city schools here in washington, d.c. and every year when we used to have the charity dinner to raise funds to help the inner city schools, there was one yean we made sure everybody hader tissues in case they were the one closest to john because he gets very emotional. but his emotion is directed toy things he cares about. when he talks about education, he helped push through earmark reform, when he talks about obviously helping children, helping disadvantaged, it's something that really -- really hits him in the heart. >> for kevin madden and mike bocian, on to your phone calls. silver springs, arkansas. good morning. we'll go to jim in fairfax, virginia. jim, you are on the air. >> good morning. i have one question and one o comment, please. that question is, as a strong supporter of israel, okay, congress would not condone any illegal settlements in any other country except israel. why does congress condone illegal settlements in occupied territory, not only congress,he but the press, also. and one comment to the republican stra

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. >> like every part of our great city district 7 still has features for to discover. come down and check out yourself. for next time i am jennifer lowe for sgtv, thanks for watching. >> welcome to the department of building inspection brown bag lunch. today we have an extremely special event. we are here at paige glass on mission street in san francisco with mr. ken paige. ken paige has generously invited us into his glass shop and gallery. and the paige glass goes back a long, long time, right? to preearthquake, whichever earthquake -- >> all of them. they're all good. >> when did paige glass start? >> the big one, 1906. >> this happened afs in your family, was paige glass back then? >> well, the 1906 was a very important year, of course, for san francisco, needless to say. the bad news was the death and destruction, city in flames. the good news for my grandfather was even though he was living, at that point, in a tent out in golden gate park, you know, one of a whole lot of people. the good news, he was a young glazer, and every window in the city was broken. >> a

city perhaps somebody is going to fall? try to look in the mirror. for somebody to sue! >> get down! >> get it down. >> and with almost every major event, the city of san francisco announces zero tolerance on alcohol. the san francisco giants world series was no different. except, nobody got the memo if there was one troubled alcohol it made its way to cement. and it was-one drop, and the was no shortage of all call even the players were promoting. this woman is having a this is a toll% of alcohol drink. and when i asked her how much?-12%. and it is not as a people were hiding that liquor look to this person holding this. can. and these people in the tree with beer. and and with spying people are waiting for the parade to start. and when they announced that it is a band, that it only means to bring a more! and i wonder if it means that casual marijuana smoking? wait, it is! and san francisco, stanley roberts. >> in your second chance. kron 4 will of the highlight of the parade, the civic center plaza. we will have that saturday, 7:00 p.m.- 8:00 p.m. >> a live picture from the oakland hills. you can see increasing clouds the

your skin to the south the sad well southwest the midwest where she's skipping basically every every major city she's not going to new york she's not going to l.a. she's not going to seattle or san francisco because those are a little too liberal so if you scare the liberal crowds are going to come out for a book signing i think i mean yes which is weird because there's a lot of crazy conservatives there there linger and all those cities are absolutely there's also a lot of gays you know should i stay with you know oh i think that's just me you're probably right she's even right there in the book this is a forget that that was really for which i'm going to get out of your third book and this could be you sell also three me copies i hate you sarah palin you're so. let's see of do you hate on her daughter as well because this is a thing that i found funny was that sarah palin in the book was kind of you know she's talking about american idol contest and saying that their talent depraved although then. they go up in this world where they think that anybody can be like a michael jackson and simon c