if everyone could line up in the center of the aisle.reading names] two minutes per speaker. >> good morning, everyone. my name is joanna. i am and nail salon owner in san francisco for 10 years. i am here to support this ordinance. supervisor chiu: thank you. next speaker please? >> i am the person who did the out reach about this program for the california healthy nail salon collaborative program. ii saw that people were really interested in the program. even though a large number of workers and owners were interested in the program, they could not be at the hearing today, but they want me to let them know if this program gets passed. they would like to be contacted for further information in the future. supervisor chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> good morning. i am a longtime environmental health advocate working for the healthy nail salon collaborative. i applaud the ordinance brought up by the supervisors, and for introducing this ground-breaking ordinance for healthcare nail . i#tómcóyñithrough this ordinan francisco is demonstr

it's really -- i really want to have the safer products for everyone. it's good for people that work like us every day there. and also everyone would be -- have a baby there in their life they'll have one or two children. and protect for clients come to us. it's really helpful if we have a safe place to work. and protect for everyone that come to our salon. thank you very much. supervisor chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> good morning. my name is kim. i'm the owner of nova nail spa located on 811 mission street in san francisco. my husband and i, we have been our nail spa, we using the recycles, recycling materials. also we using all the nail products is natural. we don't do the acrylic at all. anything in our nail spa is -- we are using nail polish remover, it's nontoxic, lotion and cream. everything. so basically we are already green. i think this is a very important for myself. and the worker at my salon, for example. i would like to -- i'm here today so i think this ordinance will improve the health of the nail salon worker. i hope the city will app

want their own state they've been offered quite a few times gideon why don't we go back to what everyone should agree upon and that is international law ok everybody can say their interpretation of history where jews belong where they don't belong where they might belong you know let's go to what we should all agree on inter national law resolution two for two now that should be a reference point for everyone in these negotiations but it seems not to be the case. you know it's not only about two full two it's about basic international law but for people like eve the international law is not nothing else about anti semitism and according to the international law all the settlements but all the settlements are criminals i criminalize let me finish let me finish i didn't disappear that is almost certainly rather not a word yet and i feel i live it eve you had your chance to speak with gideon his chance to speak gideon continue to continue if not years settlers settlers have problem settlers have problems tolerance aggressive people or is aggressive people but anyhow the settlements a crimin

it is an honor to get this recognition for everyone. thank you so much.esident chiu: i am going to read knowledge -- reacknowlege supervisor mirkarimi, who did not play by the rules of picking one restaurant, and who picked two. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you for the exception. i would like to recognize restaurant 1300 on the fillmore. this is an amazing place which is already established itself, while non as an anchor institution not only in the -- well known as an anchor institution not only in the film more but the city. the 1300 really wasn't an overnight success, and we are deeply indebted not just -- the 1300 really was an overnight success, and we are deeply indebted that they hit the ground running in becoming a facilitator in trying to improve and benefit our community not just for merchants but people who live throughout the fillmore and western institution in japanotwntown, ad during the years of redevelopment and urban renewal it is wonderful to see the kind of magic they have been able to work, bringing energy into an area that is really sta

that will come join sometimes pressure sometimes award but push the sides towards what everyone knows is in their in their interest ultimately the no one can force a bass or netanyahu to give up their basic national rights and their basic positions but we do need a third party that i could states and that have been mistakes committed in the way that the u.s. has approached things but ultimately we push from the americans we see cooperation from netanyahu and i don't care what the neighbors intentions are on iran i want you to have your job anyway we've run out of time i'm afraid i don't think the americans are a good third party in all of this after the last thirty years many thanks my guest today in jerusalem tel aviv in washington and thanks to our viewers for watching a few darkie see you next time and remember rostock in.

show like you know a paradise of everyone's having jobs and everyone's having a great life what we're seeing right now is an occupation and frankly they should no matter how you are going to. spin it is unsustainable i don't accept it as a state of affairs let's stop scoring points to stop looking at history and creating our own version of history let's look at the future how can we get to a situation where everyone's going to have to make compromises and all of them within if together all right after a short break we'll continue our discussion on israeli settlements on the west bank stay with r.t. . if you. want to. show biz that entertainment value is an insult to present high production success grass and so. all of this is a way of focus people's attention by using take something to the team now during this war we had nearly military entertainment live. every month we give you the future we help you understand how we'll get there and want to bring the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world acknowledging up to. on r.g.p. . welcome back to cross talk t

everyone has done a wonderful job supporting the veterans. san francisco is the only city we know of in the country that pays for mental health care for veterans out of the city budget. we have been doing that for 25 years. we have housing on a treasure island that is a no cost police for veterans. -- lease for veterans. in the presidio, 102 units of supportive housing. the city provides rehab funding there. veterans with disabilities. more recently, the city made available a landmark building that has revived substantial rehab funding. in 2012, 75 senior hamas veteran will be able to live out their lives in dignity. i just cannot say enough about the job the city does of stepping up to the plate. it is not just about platitudes and waving banners, it is about getting the job done. we are great -- we are very grateful. >> randy martina's is the president of the city college. randolph will explain, through the gi bill, how they are now funding the gi bill. it is not about where you are from but where you are going to school. because of the hig

the h1n1 is included in the vaccine and this year, it's recommended that everyone, everyone over thege of six months get the vaccination. >> i took the whole family in last week including the twins and the babysitter went, it was over, ten minutes, only my husband cried. we have about a minute left. a quick question, quick answer. so many types we hear -- everyone got the bad flu shot, your thoughts? >> well, the scientists have to guess what the strain will be. if they guess right, 90% of the people will be protected and even if they guess slightly wrong, about 50% of the people vaccinated will be protected. no matter what the season, how it works out, it's better to get it. >> can i get it in my tush instead of my arm. >> well, if that's your thing. >> if you're into that, i'm sure it can be arranged -- but maybe you could stick with the arm. >> and thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> and can't wait to see you back in town. doctor, you've been gracious and thank you for your expertise and kindness. >> and thank you. >> and we were talking about this before the interview.

not everyone's meant to be a parent. we have too start having conversations in our community about what it takes to be a great parent and preparing to do so before you become a parent. those two things, preparing teachers and parents is going to come a long way in helping -- >> most o us are not prepared to become parents. i know i was not. i don't know what course i could have taken that would have better prepared me. >> i'm not financially ready to buck a patient. i have all the degrees, i'm not financially stable enough to take care of a child in the way a child deserves to be taken care of. >> the numbers -- >> we don't talk about that. >> most of us are not in a position to take care of kids. but we have to figure out how to create an environment that is nurturing for our children. >> when you have prepared or not, we still have to teach, and we have to stop creating excuses for patients and kids. they come from this neighborhood, that kind of socioeconomic background. at the end of the day, we have to teach them. >

what the plan would be, how he would meet with everyone, and so forth. talk to your families and educate them. you are students and will be like a teacher to teacher families things that you will learn and practice today. would you like to say anything to the children? >> you did a great job on the first drill. i was here for it. let's see you do that again. remember to hold on when you get under the best -- desk this time. wait for the signal. i am very impressed with all of you. i can see why you thought she was a chef because you have been talking about food all morning. >> it is getting close to 10:21. there will be something under public address system here at school. this is a siren. you will not be scared by it. every tuesday at noon, this siren goes off. it is a test of the emergency warning system. today is a special day. it is 10:21 on october 21. we're getting ready for the drill. the mayor is coming to say hello to everybody. we have mayor gavin newsom saying hello to the fourth graders. welcome to alamo fourth grade. you are right on time. w

week 21, everyone thinks i'm having a boy. by everyone, i mean the waiter and my grandmother and neighbor across the street. i was getting out of my car and she yelled "your having a boy". week 22, my family is involved in an all out campaign on the names i'm considering. she mocks the mothers calling after their sons, sebastion. i didn't realize lisa is racist. makes me like the name more. i say good, because i'm hoping for a fag. week 25, it's 4:00 a.m. and i'm give up for an hour. who do i do for circumcision. it's a covenant with god. it seems like they feel plenty of pleasure. may be we should reduce a man's pleasure. may be this was god's way of reducing a man's libido. may be my son is not going to study the torah. we need to identify proudly. but then, am i imposing my will on my child? i can't have a child. week 30, i have an appointment at the hollywood birth center where i will have natural childbirth, which i don't recommend. alex is my primary caretaker today. i read your medical records, do you want to know if it

captioning sponsored by wpbt >> susie: good evening everyone. the foreclosure fiasco is now getting ben bernanke's attention. the federal reserve chief said today the central bank is "looking intensively" at lenders' policies, procedures and internal controls. >> tom: susie, bernanke's comments come less than week after the obama administration's top housing official said there are no systemic problems in the mortgage market. but now it appears the fed is weighing in, trying to figure out whether problems with the system led people to lose their homes to foreclosure. >> susie: speaking at a housing conference in virginia, bernanke also talked about the impact of risky lending on the american dream. >> homeownership is only good for families and communities if it can be sustained. home purchases that are very highly leveraged or unaffordable subject the borrower and lender alike to a great deal of risk. >> susie: that conference aimed to tackle the future of housing finance. but as stephanie dhue reports, while everyone agrees the foreclosure mes

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everyone agrees that there's a cloud, a dangerous cloud coming. the problem is that it needs to be amplified, and, you know, yes, everyone wants to do something. the president wants to do something. the republicans have owned this issue as much, if not more than the democrats. everybody wants to do it in a highly politicized time, maybe the most ever. both sides agree. which we don't get much. this is an opportunity for us as citizens to empower these, you know, our senators, our congressmen, our president, to do as much as he possibly can. again, it's very important we keep saying this. this is not about spending money. this is not about using troops. this is about what we do best, which is robust diplomacy. >> larry: john, does the u.n. have a strong presence in this? >> the u.n. has a billion-dollar a year peace-keeping mission in southern sudan to go along with the billion-dollar a year peacekeeping mission in darfur. so they're on the ground, not particularly effective -- as effective as we would like to see them be. we would like to see them

everyone's living together in peace and harmony and one state division we're going to move into chaos we're going to move into violence we're going to move into a region of destabilisation so i really urge all of us who have a kid who care about the future of our kids and our kids' kids to look at how can we create a sustainable future for them and not keep on living the old enmities that we suffered from this is all i urge our live yours and maybe our politicians ok getting if i go to you i'm netanyahu says he believes in a two state solution. second state the palestinians they would have to be demilitarized but that doesn't sound like what lieberman is saying what kind of future he's looking for i mean here's a man a foreign minister in the government that is says it's a negotiation serious negotiations and he goes to the united nations and just says it's a farce that we're these talks are going to go nowhere i mean what kind of message is that sending to the world i mean it's it really is a farce isn't it it's just creating creating facts on the ground running out the clock creatin

. >> we really want this, for everyone to feel like it's a win situation. whether you are a neighbor that lives nearby or a commuter or user of the park. that everyone will experience a much better situation than they currently have. >> the human interest to me is how people could work out so many challenging differences to come to a design that we believe will give us a jewel. landmark of a place. >> i am sure it will have refining effect like embark did. and there were people about that and no one would think of that today. and when you look at growth and transformation of the embark, the same with doyle. it will be a cherished part of the city and a worthy addition to what is there. >> it will be a safe and beautiful entrance to a spectacular beautiful city. it will be the entry to golden gate that san francisco deserves. >> welcome to culture wire. the arabs don't possible has bringing you the best of the arab film to the bay area. this year's festival is no exception. consider the most important arab film festival outside of the arab world, the festiva

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i want everyone to spread out. and this is captain jonathan ka,ac. >> and this is from the united states merchant marines academy and we're thrilled to be here. >> we're thrilled to have you here. >> thank you. > >> the great race, it's tomorrow and the parade of sails tonight. come on down to fells point, it's something to see. >> grab him for a second. >> and weather is going to play into this. we basically have a nor'easter tomorrow. >> and the weather tomorrow, it could be like a nor'easter. it will be wet and we'll have a cold front and it will be windy grandchild. >> and get ready to roll! >> yes, we have to go, the race goes. >> the race goes. the race goes irregardless. >> we, we know that. but, you know? man. >> the conditions aren't so bad accept for the rain. sometimes, we don't have wind and we'll have wind. once it's cold, it won't be as violent and that can be problematic. when we have an initial gust, it can be hard on the boats, but off we go. >> good luck. >> god speed. >> one of the best weatherme

everyone is struggling. there are many people hanging on by their finger nails but the welts of the people in their homes, the equities is destroyed, people lot their pensions, and --. >>neil: you are saying more government spending may be targeted to them, as some of the other spending was not targeting them, would do the trick? >>guest: i want the government involved in things like letting nasa help with technology where we can create endless new industries. we are losing our creative abilities in america. we are focusing just on what we don't have. >>neil: maybe because the government will not get out of the way. >>guest: wait a minute. we need cooperation. government, get out of the way, think what happened with wall street ran people's investment into the ground and people had their investment stolen from them. >>neil: but you guys were the police, were you? you were the police. >>guest: here is one guy who was watching, my investigates ever subcommittee exposed bank of america's high jinks with the sha

. >> thanks, everyone, for being here. i will be introducing todd, joanne, and randolph in a moment. i want to thank everyone for convening, particularly after fleet week, where we had another successful celebration, weekend of reflection on the remarkable sacrifice, heroism, and leadership that is shown every day by men and women in uniform. it is something that i look forward to every year, not just as the mayor of the city, but someone who has grown up in the bay area. and of course, millions around the globe are able to experience what is arguably the most fantastic demonstration of american pride. we thought it would be appropriate to piggyback this celebration with those who have returned from service, a recognition of those veterans that have done so much, provided us so much, that we need to do much more to serve ourselves. that reciprocal relationship needs to extend past at a time in uniform. one of the thing that i think we have fallen short on in this country is the filling our promise to be returning veterans.

complement's and hats off to everyone who made that happen. finally, a bit of sober news, but also new is that i think should give us pause and a little bit of optimism. we are going to lose the federal funding it looks like on this jobs now program, which is arguably a back breaker for hundreds of thousands -- and i mean that literally, hundreds of thousands of families across this country that may lose their jobs, but rather than just accept that fate, we have some ideas. we have 4127 families that have been benefited because of the jobs now program. most aggressive expansion of this program of any city or state in the nation. they should be complimented and truly elevated in people's minds in terms of the good work they have done. we recognize that this federal money may go away, and we are still fighting for it. we have not given it up completely, but we are going to take some existing job-training money and redirected and realign it so we can keep roughly 470 slots available to those families that would otherwise lose their jobs. the hope

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mike schuh has more live outside the store. >>> good morning, don and everyone. and the police officer was on this side of the street eating at a fast food restaurant and a woman came running and screaming and the officer spring into action. three armed robbers walked into the store. en and the citizens who witnessed the robbery saw the school police officer at the wendys across the street. he went up to the officer and saw that the store was being robbed. three robbers were heading out. >> one of the suspects engaged and the officer pulled out a service weapon and struck one of the suspects. >> that man was hit once and hospitalized with nonlife threatening injuries. it's not clear if they got any money. >> and the citizen's were doing the right thing. they said something to the police and they were able to prevent casualties. >>> and initially, the police don't have a description of the two mean, they were wearing ski masks at the time. reporting live in east baltimore, don, back to you. >> thank you, mike. the city cool police officer is oned a staytive leave

i want everyone to left. [laughter] >> ok. tely.likepoli >> i think you should left but a mad scientist. laugh like a mad scientist. are you ready? >> that was a lot better. >> i think we are ready to take over the world. let's try crying. everybody cry. not bad. what it says left, you left. we are going to add in a cheek pop. are you ready? >> i am ready. let's start doing all the songs. -- sounds. cycle through these commissions. .-- commands [applause] [laughter] [laughter] [laughter] >> i love that. >> that is my favorite. [applause] >> that is excellent. i think you guys are almost ready. we have one final experiment. there are one of its 50,000 of the. we calculate that is about 20 million tons of meat. we are thinking that if you guys all jump at the same second, we might create a real ground swell. this is clearly theoretical, but it means not only a force of opinion, but also an undulating waves in the ocean. there are times in which the earth can actually behave like a wave. we get them in san francisco all of the ti

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apparently everyone at the party scattered leaving investigators with a lot of unanswered questions.n fact they are not sure who rented out the clubhouse for the private party. >> management of the golf course it appears the application was either falsified or provided fictitious information. we're trying to follow up to find out who rented it. >> witnesses told police there were at least 80 to 100 people where the shooting took place. >>> fox news is claiming it has sources who have identified the person in the jerry brown campaign who called meg whitman a whore. the comment was accidentally recorded on voice mail after brown thought he hung up the phone in answering a message. people with knowledge of what happened saying it's brown's wife calling whitman a whore for getting an endorsement >>. >> the campaign did not respond to our e-mails today and they haven't is said who said it. when it man is demanding a personal apology. brown's wife anne a former executive at the gap can't exactly be fired from the campaign. >> the environmental group held demonstrations at chevron gas stati

well, everyone's layed out in the lab. we have a killer and we know that a professor at a college and a guy is illusive. he's staying one step ahead of us and he's introducing a gas into the lab that puts everyone down and people are dying in the lab and i end up walking in unsuspectingly and show up. all of these people at work are laying down. imagine, marty and don, you walk into work and everyone's layed out. >> well, it happens every morning. >> well, as early as you start, i believe it. >> we see who's alive and who's dead and then go to the people you care about, mostly, naturally, gravitate towards them and someone doesn't make it. >> and let me ask you, we have a minute left. >> are you brought into the script or do you show up for work and it's like with the sopranos, you're called in and they say, you're getting off today. >> is that what happens. >> well, it didn't happen that way. and for others, i think they have a little bit of a heads up. >> i think that everyone that's been offed, they didn't show up and g