for example america's cup will do some activating on marina green. awe we know fleet week has the bulk of the main park. so to the extent there are rec park costs for overseeing that build or, you know, other security things we have to stretch down, one other thing we are doing is bicycle valet. not something fleet week has done in the past but something we have in the america cup people plan. that is something we are expecting our budget to pay for, not fleet week. it is things different and kind from what people understood. those are ones we want to come to us. >> i apologize that i don't actually know this but has fleet week usually taken place with strictly bluegrass festival? >> my understanding is this was a this year thing. that generally doesn't get scheduled together. but there being so few weekends in this time of year, i think everyone tries to pile as many of their great events in as they can. >> okay. thank you very much. why don't we open this for public comment. are there members of the public who wish to speak? seeing none, comment is

let me give you a great example. america spends about $10,000 on average. that's a lot of money. that means a classroom of 25 kids, spends a quarter million dollars per year. where is that money going? let's hire a teacher and a $75,000 a year. let's give him another $75,000 like we do. up to $200,000 a year. and then say, okay, we also need some administrative support. i get $13,500 off of that. so where's the where is the money going if we are not spending a lot. we have 97% of attendance, but that's because kids want to be in school. it is safe and clean and that's where their friends are. that's where they want to be every day. every kid gets all of the things that get cut out -- we just put them in the day school and put them in for every kid. this is a scalable problem with scalable solutions. the thing that is missing is the political will. we are a democracy for a reason. the reason we are is because we have more than a problem of education. there is a problem of politics. which are fundamentally broken. a democracy that we live in. we don't have enough people like others

as for my example, we came to america and i ran circles around, they could not relate to that. this could fit any kind of story. especially when they are young. and the proof that it works, it does not work like that. i have to share interests with them. i work with gang members, and they never knew that they were gang members. things have changed their. they isolate themselves. this is so small that they cannot go anywhere. the thing with me, with the kids, is just being able to love them. this does not take you yelling at somebody. all they need is the information. sometimes you go through this maze, and there is a dead-end street. i am just coming back. i am giving them information that this is not the way to go. there is no certificate for you. you were the gangster of the year. it does not work for everybody. i save the community a lot of heartache. with the crime that he would comment, just one is worth it for me. [applause] >> commander beale. we hear a lot of discussion about gang interventionists. how should san francisco's gang task force work with these programs? >>

let me give you one quick example. america spends $10,000 per pupil on average. that is a lot of money. of class a rose 25 kids spend one 1/4 million per year. where is it going? higher teacher and pay $75,000 and then another classroom and then to the dow thousand dollars then say we needed ministry did support like that but i get $13,500 off the cuff. where is the money going? higher-quality talent, more time, higher expectations expectations, julius coulter 97 percent attendance because kids want to be in school. that is where they want to be. because art in music is not cut out like it is in chicago. chicago has six hours. we can have with the rich schools have them put them in every day. it is a small bowl problem. what is missing is the political will. we are democracy perhaps for a reason what we have is a problem of politics that is fundamentally broken. when we don't have enough people standing up like terry grier to say we will try this. take a rest and get these 3 million kids to college and beyond and to become great citizens to fix the democracy that

the romney i think is a great example of what's wrong with america that he's obviously he's highly his taxes for the american people as was know the truth about his plans is he sending money or sure he created he became wealthy by destroying u.s. businesses and create jobs overseas and he's exactly what's wrong with this country on the economic side if he's a one percenter and he's the one percenter deep in his heart so he's really what's wrong with president obama the same time you know he supported by wall street he supported by the health insurance industry put in place policies that supported corporate agenda so neither of these kids really represent the people they resent the big business moneyed interests and not the people we have the only two electoral system the country faces very severe problems with the economy with money being funneled to the tile the four hundred wealthiest americans have the same wealth as the bottom half of the whole country one hundred sixty million americans we see foreign policy based on empire either romney or obama will confront these issues and the

. >> let me give you an example of the places in america that are doing well. anybody here from san diego? san diego is... there you go. one of our great naval cities, and it still is. but it is also the center of human genome research in america. private sector, craig vinner was in a race in affect with the international government con sorecious with the sequencing genome in 20 thousand. started with a bipartisan commitment to federal research at the end of president bush's term and i put $3 billion of your money in it. >> jon: mine... . >> and it's already, i was at st. jude's children's hospital in memphis just about three weeks ago looking at children whose lives have been saved because we now can see how their difference, genetic difference require different medicine to cure the same kind of cancer it was unbelievable. okay. so you have got his foundation, and then you've got the university of california san diego medical diag putting out all these scientists. you have the republican mayor of san diego inviting people in, and the biggest computer company,

kevin zeese director of come home america believes both candidates are there to serve corporate rather than public interest. mitt romney i think is a great example of what's wrong with america that he's obviously he's highly his taxes for the american people as was not the truth about his plans is he sending money or sure he became wealthy by destroying u.s. businesses and create more jobs overseas he's exactly what's wrong with this country on the economic side it's a he's a one percenter and he's the one percenter deep in his heart so he's really what's wrong with president obama the same time you know he's supported by wall street he supported by the health insurance industry puts in place policies that supported gender so neither of these kids really represent the people they resent the big business moneyed interests and not the people. either romney or obama will confront these issues and that you will you know he was gushing about breaking up the big banks you want your own discussion about amending being u.s. empire having the military budget you watch in the weekly here in arctic coming up a little later this hour turning and then these

so director of a come home america he believes that the truth is that both candidates of the corporate rather than the public interests. mitt romney i think is a great example of what's wrong with america that he's obviously a plutocrat he's highly his taxes for the american people as was know the truth about his finances he sending money offshore he created he became wealthy by destroying u.s. businesses and create jobs overseas he's exactly what's wrong with this country on the economic side it's a he's a one percenter and he's the one percenter deep in his heart so he's really what's wrong with president obama the same time you know he's supported by wall street he supported by the health insurance industry he puts in place policies that support the corporate agenda so neither of these candidates really represent the people they represent the big business moneyed interests and not the people of either romney nor obama will confront these issues and that you want to marry miss question about breaking up the big banks you want here any discussion about amending ending u.s. empire cutting the military budget. we can follow this and many other stories online

that was twentieth century frank jump in i am a fan of forced already in this sense i support america for example and not manipulate support your idea more than your it's a great story it's important to think with the refutes cos i think it's really much what you might want to but in with the thing about growth initiatives i think just cutting cost is not enough and it's really what you know young people in your many and given your personal ambitions that just lazy right why did the system do that and i think that system you know because for me you have a limited kind of slieve like in the social timex like all the social goodies and this we have to stop through capitalist. then we have to give them. ideas of the future and that's what the state has to do right and given them you know these decisions for the future i mean to be fair isn't unemployment an incentive to make an equity gym environment and environment to create jobs and vironment and ridge then to partnership prosper yes we agree or disagree creating the system their own printers can you know build up its mechanics be more concrete gi

not only at&t, but the id we have to wear to get into, for example, bank of america stadium, and on thehere is says for tuesday and wednesday, time warner cable arena. time warner, at&t, bank of america. talk about what else you have been collecting. >> a number of events, swag from events, and what is on the corporate side. with the democratic host committee has voluntary chose to do is not accept corporate money in terms of cash. they can receive donations. all these auxiliary corps is happening morning, noon, and night, have numerous corporate sponsors. he have wal-mart, coca-cola, at&t, verizon, even google and facebook are having events. >> what is walmart doing? >> there were a sponsor for a professional black caucus event. luncheons, evening events, and they're one of the list of sponsors. >> how do you find out who is sponsoring what party? >> much of it has to do with going to the site. one thing sunlight does on our website is we know how much it might cost to host one of these events, to be listed as a sponsor. it could be $25,000, as high as $150,000. as my colleague and i g

other categories of speech i'm not protected so there's a kind of being duty which for example does not exist in america north dakota then you also pay the price of freedom of expression and freedom of expression. and what happens in foreign forces are two different phenomena freedom of expression get in one way for people deliberately want to time it communicates to attack them behind it has negative and negative impact on them as a value it's not bad when it's. within the train of a given society some people are hiding behind the valuable of the earth readers in order to dream conflicts in communities. and unfortunately these people come either for the extreme rates in europe or from some there there are very minority groups within the muslim community. the video pictures and the full spectrum of opinion on the global islamic protests all at r.t. dot com you can also find out more about the aggressive steps hillary clinton has promised to protect u.s. embassies abroad all of that on our website. live from moscow this is r.t. a scandal is flaring up between moscow and washington after russia's decision

you know democracy in america there for example there where you are emotions and goes back several hundred years now it goes back something like eight hundred as we understand it now it's it's moved in the state of those number of years. parliamentary democracy in the european. noon is extremely new we have an awful lot of countries who've just come out of the soviet system of calls there were a number of countries of course within my living memory and i'm getting a bit old now my living memory were input point of fact fascist so you know it was franco in spain there was dr salazar in portugal so there was a fascist element so democracy in the european union is something which is relatively new i see you think it's that the newness of it and ranges on people being able to call it extreme populism what may be your i would consider the democratic process now the european commission also unveiled sweeping plans for the european central bank to supervise all euro zone banks today got germany and mediately raised objections i know the u.k. has objections to their proposals one of the risks is t

. >> let me give you an example of the places in america that are doing well.from san diego? san diego is... there you go. one of our great naval cities, and it still is. but it is also the center of human genome research in america. private sector, craig vinner was in a race in affect with the international gover

we believe in an america that leads not just by the force of our military, but also by the strength of our ideals and the power of our examplesore years! four more years! four more years! >> that's the last four years have been about, iowa, and that's what this campaign is about. and that's why i'm running for a second term as president of the united states. now, this thursday night, i'll offer you what i believe is a better path forward, a path that grows this economy, creates more good jobs, strengthens the middle class. and the good news is, you get to choose which path we take. we can their path or we can take the path that i'm going to present. we can choose whether we give massive new tax cuts to folks who have already made it, or whether we keep the tax cuts for every american who is still trying to make it. i have cut taxes by a total of about $3600 for the typical family. and i'm not running to make sure that taxes aren't raised a dime on your family's first $250,000 of income. that's the path forward. you're going to have to choose it. it will be up to you. you can choose whether we seize new jobs and new industries

now, america led by example. the rest of the world as pretty much copy what america did. and as a result of this institution is not so unique, and now the american workers are competing with the rest of the world and this makes me understand -- makes more difficult. it is this competition taking worldwide, and why the top of the sort of distribution of talents and education in the united states is probably the best in the world are so that really creates sort of attention, the feeling of people being left behind. but this has been made worse by the lack of sense of fairness that i think was prevailing in the united states before. there was a sense you can -- [inaudible] acting in the interest of the country. and this disappeared. i remember as an italian arriving in boston, the first time there was a tornado watch and there was a city ordinance, everybody had to stay at home and take their windows. my reaction was, first of all, it must be -- [inaudible] and second a new the exactly the opposite because what i learned in italy is if you do the opposite of what government

[applause] we believe in an america that leads not just by the force of our military, but also with the strength of our ideals and the power of our examplelieve in an america where no matter who you are, no matter what you look like, no matter where you come from, no matter who you love, you can pursue your own happiness and you can make it if you try. [applause] >> four more years! four more years! four more years! >> that's what the last four years have been about, iowa. and that's what this campaign is about. and that's why i'm running for a second term as president of the united states. [applause] now, this thursday night, i will offer you what i believe is a better path forward -- a path that grows this economy, creates more good jobs, strengthens the middle class. and the good news is you get to choose which path we take. we can take their path or we can take the path that i'm going to present. [applause] we can choose whether we give massive new tax cuts to folks who've already made it, or whether we keep the tax cuts for every american who's still trying to make it. [applause] i have cut taxes by a total of about $3,600 for the t

america? the puzzle with obama's return to understand conventional democratic categories. for example, obama will block in restricted and regulated will join in america were tempted to say, well yeah, he's kind of an environmentalist. kind of another al gore. he was worried a gore's words they have a fever. global warming. the family watch obama closely, we've realized it's not right because while obama's pocket will join in america, he is promoting in other countries. he threw the export import bank is billions of dollars in taxpayer money to brazil, to colombia and to mexico to drill for oil. so then you have a deeper mystery. why is obama for oil joined over they are, but not over here? what's really going on? when we turn to tax is an dad, we find kind of the same thing. obama seems to be spending many promiscuously, racking up the national debt. by the way, the highest bush deficit in one year was under 500 billion. and bush is a big spender. the lowest obama deficit is a trillion dollars. so obama, presumably in the next four years if he's reelected, he'll add 5 trillion more. a

i ink it makes some of some things and shows bad examples to the youth of america.rapping a pregnant stomach is not a great idea. people do have children that look like jimmy kimmel. they do. i have a lot of friends -- >> not so fun? >> they have children that look like jimmy kimmel. >>. >> i don't think mrs. kimmel --. no, no, they're making believe he's an oversized child is a problem. >> jimmy kimmel is online. >> martha you're taking this thing too -- >> jimmy kimmel is great. i just look like him as a 12-year-old. >> how about that? the convicted felon doesn't like me as a 12-year-old. now i'm being critiqued by criminals. thank goodness al roker was there to defend me and my mother. thank you, martha. i'm sure you were the funniest girl back in prison. just for that i'm not using organic pumpkins to make my jack-o-lanterns this year. this is an interesting story a professor found a piece of papyrus with writing on it. she believes that jesus was married. s it ate world's oldest status update this is the papyrus, the last sentence said that jees es had a wife.