-- expansion grant funded by c.d.e. we also have money from the breakfast expansion grant for middle schools for next year and the cost that's involved in doing the expansion is basically just the carts and the point of sale mobile devices so that we can do the accountability things that we need to do as children take meals at the doors. that sort of thing. there's not a charge out of the site fwouget participate. >> i think originally there was. originally there was a startup money of $0,000 that they said, if you want a grab and go breakfast, it was a startup fee for the school. the school didn't have the money, the p.t.a. paid for it. we were, i think, happy that more kids were -- but it is a deterrent for having it at your school if you're asking school sites to fund the $10,000. i understand that these schools were under a grant, this expansion but i am talking if we are going beyond the expansion, if we are looking at middle schools to have this, are we then, i would say, it's a little unfair to ask sites to pay $

expansion joint.oint will allow the bridge to move 18 inches back and forth if there is an earthquake. they also raise the bridge with hydraulic jacks around 5 inches from their pilings so that over the next several months workers can install seismic bearings. those would give the bridge wiggle room in case there's another quake. it's quite possible they will have to shut it down again some time down the road because while they've got the new expansion on the western end of the mid span which we're crossing right now, they still have to replace the expansion joint on the eastern end. they haven't said when that's going to happen. if you are, by the way commuting to and from work, speed is at the limit. reporting live here on the dumbarton bridge, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> this one has been long and drawn out and a critical decision could come today in the official misconduct case against suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi. "today in the bay's" christie smith live where san francisco's ethics c

the expansion of the available labor force creates opportunities that did not exist before. you have innovation and entrepreneurialism that increases the actual size of small and medium-sized businesses. they consume and that expands the demand curve. you have a dynamic economy for 90% of u.s. born workers that enhances their wages. the other 9% got whacked up side the head with globalization and immigration and everything you can list and they need help. getting rid of immigrants doesn't really help them. the final point is if you look at the last 15 years, 25% of publicly traded companies in the united states are essentially from the bay area region and one out of four was started by an immigrant. we have great data on this because it's all transparent. you can look it up. you can tabulate it. it's all a list of companies that we own, from google to intel, we know these companies. here is what you don't know but you kind of know if you just look around. in the next two years, we'll have much better data on. that is at the small and medium sized, it turns out that same disp

we do a lot of expansion. people start small through the credit union and then want to go to the bank. we know we are limited. we cannot afford to give out a big loan. starting from the credit union, we educate them about filing taxes properly and then moving on to the bank, a small one, expansion, and we work with the bank. the bank and credit union are similar. we do allow tax returns, projections. credit unions do not charge an additional loan or processing fee. processing time, on a small loan, -- consumer loans probably a few days. because we require a business plan, sometimes it takes longer. business plans take a while. especially bank statements. we need to see consistent income coming in. so far, a credit union delinquent rate is quite low because we are working with a client. we want to keep that low and as part of our mission. there is no application fee. if you are interested in an application or information, i have brochures, or you can give us a call. >> thank you. next is marked with wells fargo

this expanse is closed with the new expansion. there is so much beauty in the city, and that would impact that as well. her request is that the d.r. go forward and there be a negotiation. for commentary is at the moment the space recording additional requirements for a family of four is a serb. how many of you consider 6000 square feet enough for each of your children? however, we have other considerations around like, space, and encroachment on -- light, space, and encroachment. we basically have three reasons why we believe discretionary review should go forward. one has already been commented on by others. we have had an encroachment approach in the whole area. if you look at the water, i live on the other side of the road. while we are not directly impacted by this because we do not look at it, although we might be able to see bits and pieces, we are in a condition where we feel we have other properties that have been built up to a point where we are going to lose green space, air, and so on. in a broader context, this is more

western europe to hold back the soviet expansion. congress passes the national security act in 1947. this is an amazing piece of legislation. it's got lots of different facets to it. creates a national security agency. we're going to revamp our military. we're going to coordinate our various branches of the military. but what i wanted to talk about specifically today is it created the cia. what does that stand for? >> central intelligence agency. >> if yes self stalin is bent up on getting free and countries around the world, we need to know that. how do we know that? we need to start sending out secret agents, folks who are going out there to gather intelligence. i'm not talking about james bond, we're talking about we're going to be sending out individuals working for our government, eyes and ears. what's going on in this country. are they susceptible to influence? and, of course, if we think that the soviet union is going to undermine and overthrow free and democratic countries, maybe those guys might have an opportunity to underm

it might be the case that for too long many of us in america have taken an expansive view, an expansive privilege of religious liberty for granted. these threats, these dark clouds on the horizon of religious liberty have been building for some time. and now perhaps this increased visibility and increased discussion and increased debate and activism in support of and on behalf rev lidgeuous liberty will both help us appreciate it more but also help spur us to action where we cannot only retake or put aside or defeat some of the challenges confronting us but advantage religious liberty and make it more expansive for all of us and for generations to come. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you nathan. our next speaker, bill, is a public intellectual, and i mean that as a very high compliment. bill is a member of a diminishing breed of men and women who effectively combine advance scholarly accomplishment with public engagement and practical influence. he now holds a chair at brookings. he is, i dare say, a card carrying academic political theorist. his 1991 book called "liberal purposes, go

old back soviet expansion. congress passes the national security act in 1947. this is an amazing piece of legislation and has lots of facets to it and creates a national agency to revamp the military and coordinate the branches of the military, but what i want to talk about is if t created the cia. what does that stand for? >> central intelligence agency. >> if joseph stalin is up on undermining free and democratic countries, how are we going to know that unless we have people in countries around the world? we will send out folks who are going out to gather intelligence. i'm not talking about james bond. we are going to be sending out individuals working for the government, eyes and ears. what's going on in this country? are they susceptible to influence? of course, if we think that the soviet union will overthrow free and democratic countries, those guys might have an opportunity to undermine a weak and vacillating communist state as well. so we're not only going to go out there and gather intelligence, we mig

. >> the democrats wouldn't have said the thing threatening the union is expansion of slavely. it's an all a garky class is decided to dismember the union just because they didn't get the president they wanted. >> they wanted to dismember the union. >> those are two different. why i fight to save the union and fight to secede. they are different questions. >> go ahead. >> there is a long side this a military history dimension i think to the lost cause, this is an application of the loser stories are popular stories. i think, i believe i'm right when i say there is an underpopulation of union side re-enactors. >> yes. >> and this is not a coincidence. in the -- so it's not strange. that in the era of modern industrialized warfare doesn't provide opportunities for heroism. heroism on the battlefield is unavailable after the rise of certain forms of weaponry. so picket's charge, pointless to be a union side re-enactor. but a confederate side is to try to see through the triumph of heroism in the face of mass slaughter stlxt is an appeal to that story which i think is an important

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america, as we have been talking about here, was indelibly inked in 1862 and american continental expanserapid communication, networked transportation, widespread education, and industrial might and high finance., thcost of entrance into that future payable in blood and missery was revealed on battlefields from shiloh to sharpsburg, fredericksburg. never has there been a moment in history when so much was all compressed into a little time, wrote charles sumner, as 1862 approached. and never since the founding of the country had so much hinged on the judgment and the cunning, the timing, and the sheer endurance of just one man. abraham lincoln. as bob was nice enough to say, i would tell that story in a book that will be published this year, "1862 the making -- abram had a lincoln and making of america" and i hope you will all read and enjoy that. and thanks for letting me slip in that plug. today i want to talk about an overlooked branch of the government during that extraordinary year 150 years ago. the 37th congress of the united states was arguably the most productive, the most creativ

coming up we will take a look at people for are not necessarily so happy with this expansion plan and how plenta affects menlo park and again opening bell less than a half my now live the men apart. owners of a nuisance house of east bay and to clean things up neighbors say the problems at 1729 stories have been going on for decades there is a long list of complaints about the house include drug-dealing fights is harassing neighbors in the new construction earlier this month the city says there is a month to clean things up will now have until september 17th or the be with compliance. >>> when endeared are 10 years ago. >>> this is been going on for 30 years. >>> the city wants to avenge the people the law does not allow the honor to be evicted the uss iowa has almost finished a slow trip to its final berth take a look at these live pictures right now we just lost the most days in video and 800 ft. long battle ship that sailed out of san francisco bay is now off the southern california coast we have our live picture right back up so the iowa will arrive at the port of los angeles toda

while planning proceeds with the expansion the daily erosion and stock price seems to reflect investor concerns and perhaps about the need for a new campus medley. >> we haven't seen any earnings or actual business performance and so a lot of people are making the trade based on trying to guess what the future is going to be. >>reporter: that is david reporting. these are pictures from tonight city council meeting. decision on the expansion planned by face back is not expected until june 5th. >>> city of oakland safer tonight. police and federal agents have taken nearly 100 guns off the street and arrested dozens of people suspected of violent crimes. all part of a 4 month long undercover operation. more tonight from l laura anthony. >> between the federal atf and oakland police. one top official believe is already made the city safer. >> in just under 120 days operation gideon klab aretive operation between atf and o pd resulted in rae move of over 90 firearms on the streets of oakland. >> this group has given the neighborhood a breather and the community needs continue to work with t

if we're going to do an expansion plus the additional two years. also, this is a separate issue but i'm glad to see we are hiring an outside production companies, out of the city productions, but i want to see how the film commission is committed to supporting local filmmakers here in san francisco. we have a number here. how we are supporting their work as well. >> we currently have the san francisco film collective, a program we started in the tenderloin. it's a program we started in july of 2011. we just got approval to continue it for the next year. what that does is we run tell low-cost office space to independent filmmakers and san francisco. we currently have nine small production companies working with and our collective. we're very supportive of a local filmmakers and i think the other thing you will remember from last september, we asked to lower the fee to $100 for a low- budget film. we are doing what we can to support local filmmakers. >> that is great to hear. i was not sure if the space opened up. i thought there might be issues with

this legislation and, for many of the reasons stated here in terms of seeing this as a reasonable expansion of formula retail controls, to be able to deal with maintaining the unique diversity and visual retell, the daytime -- not daytime, but the retail environment for commercial corridors, the concentrations are like what you see and how that can affect -- affect the flow and traffic of a commercial corridor. in terms of the outreach, on behalf of the office of the small business commission, as with any piece of legislation that comes your office, we highlight it in our bulletin. we send it out to the key business leaders in the area. but we did not do a specific -- we did not do specific calls to reach business and organization. we did not pull them on this particular matter. -- poll them on this particular matter. i know that there were some discussions on this regarding the cost for financial-services. the commission noted that there are others that have to pay for the additional use process and have to wait six months, as with any business under a formula retail control. those are bar

this is a big start of a big competitive transit expansion. these projects -- are far enough along mtc felt comfortable recommending additional funding for future new star preferred is and small start priorities. right now we have thus rapid transit projects. these are the only two regional small start care is in the region. mtc assumes a conservative member, $2.5 billion for additional new and small start projects. page 27, we did very well. the two new priorities are in the second phase of bart to san jose and the transit from the center downtown extension. i will not say much about this. the deputy director with talk about in next agenda item. they also added another ac transit part of the project and another additional funding for van ness brt. in addition, $660 million reserve for other newer small start projects. we have asked that there be somewhere in writing a discussion at the mtc about the timing and process to decide which projects we will be able to compete here we have projects such as the geneva and geary brt that would compete

they were working on the expansion joint which connects two sides which allow it to move as much as 37 inches in the event of a quake. they are planning on shutting down the dumbarton again later this year. >> we don't have a weekend or a date for that yet, but we do need to do the exact same working again on the eastern side of the bridge between now and the completion of the project. >> now the same technology here is being built into the new bay bridge and it is designed to handle the stresses that occur once every thousand years. it is connected to fremont and 60,000 cars pass every day and today will be no exception. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> time now 6:02, a deadly earthquake in northern italy for the second time in about a week. a magnitude 5.2 earthquake hit the area and last week it killed seven people just nine days ago. people are still living in these tents and today's earthquake caused problems in many of those same areas. >>> it is a story we first reported yesterday morning from the scene of tennessee street. vallejo police say they chased a white le

if we're going to do an expansion plus the additional two years. also, this is a separate issue but i'm glad to see we are hiring an outside production companies, out of the city productions, but i want to see how the film commission is committed to supporting local filmmakers here in san francisco. we have a number here. how we are supporting their work as well. >> we currently have the san francisco film collective, a program we started in the tenderloin. it's a program we started in july of 2011. we just got approval to continue it for the next year. what that does is we run tell low-cost office space to independent filmmakers and san francisco. we currently have nine small production companies

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up becomes secondary to the natural expansion of population of the market. the pressure for expansion was there heavily subsidized through lots of loans and the thinking about the baking and credit crisis what happened in the panic of 1820s when the settlers could not payback the federal loans? of chris voted for extension after extension. today that is the equivalent not just bailing out to the auto companies but bailing out individual mortgage holders. we would do that if we felt it was essential to grow our economy are the severe rachel crisis. >> host: rihanna's of think about was a fair economics and rugged individualism? >> no. was a fair economics we think of the gilded age from the end of reconstructions through the 1890's. the philosophy of laissez-faire was prominent there was a talk about it and an effort to implement and sort out the public and private with these categories and it failed miserably. by the beginning of the progressive era it was understood the read needed to play a role in transportation and definitely in for a policy to ensure th

recent supreme court cases defending an expansive understanding of religious liberty. or what about the brief recently submitted by notre dame university, namely that the contraception mandate regulation is a facial violation of rithra. i agree with that. i think it is. i suspect that federal courts will so rule. this is hardly the first clash between religious organizations and the ram fewed activities of the modern state. it will not be the last. it is not a fatal civic disease. it is a chronic condition that we are fated to manage as best we can, thank you. >> thank you for the remarks. it's a conversation about religious liberty. most of the people present and on the panel are believers, though it may behoove us to cultivate an lifestyle at this point. i know you're thinking of caffeine or the restroom and maybe tired of listening to people speak, but we do have some time left, and what i propose to do in the half-hour or so before we have to break, we have to break for lunch in a timely way, one or more of the panelists, i believe, have appointments for lunchtime,

to describe the current expansion. what has to happen to get us beyond the modest part? >> well, i think that we need to take a little quick look back at the great depression. where we had a similar sort of a financial crisis. it lasted years and years, and then in 36 and '37, there was an effort to rebalance the budget to stop the -- the deficit spending, and the economy turned back down again. so i think that we need to keep our eyes on historical events like this, and recognize that, it's need for stimulus in the short run is still with us. the long runtat austerity that needed to bring revenues and expenditures in line is of more important, but we can't cut the stimulus at this point without turning the economy back down again. >> well, vince reinhart, you've xritennized the aftermath of financial crises. shot chairman really be surprised? >> not particularly. my wife carmen and i did a paper for the jackson hole symposium about a year ago, which was nothing but bad flus. bottom line, we looked at the 15 last crisis in the second half of the century and ten years aft

millions of people -- not millions -- hundreds of thousands of people were willing to die for the expansion of slavery and the good guys were only willing to die to not see it expand, it just so happened by chance that we got emancipation. who are we, then? what are we, then? i think it poses deem questions that are hard to get to. >> you've written a stunning piece about why don't blacks study the civil war more. is it you find yourself back in the civil war, it's not a moment of clean, pretty, jubilee. it's a country freeing the slaves, but it's not just a country freeing the slaves. it's an ugly, terrible, wartime process. >> for everybody. even -- there are -- as an african-american there are these moments of pride, but the, sort of -- i did this writing about how it wasn't tragic, but it is. >> we have argued for two hours it's not about tragedy. >> it's a great conversation. you can't look at 600,000 people died. it's bigger than that and there are other questions there, but even for african-americans, you get the riots in memphis afterwards, and you read about people being raped and

this map indicates all of the japanese expansion up until 1941. it shows all the different countries that had interest in japan, including australia, france, great britain, the netherlands, portugal, the united states, and the japanese. it shows the asia perimeter as it was just before the war. and this was so volatile in 1941 that it will lead the two countries, the united states and japan to act out the stage of battle right here on oahu on december 7th, 1941. in order to show both sides of this story, you're looking at a gallery that is state of mind america. it shows through newsreels from the 1930s to 1941, the kind of the social structure of the united states, the political structure of the united states, and also the military structure of the united states. these are the newsreels that people watched in their theaters. this is how they got their visual news. and this was their interpretation of the going crisis with japan, and also in europe. it was a very dangerous time leading up to 1941, and this shows america caught in between, whether

plan, although the impact of expansion is very small.e demand for facilities should be met whenever possible by sustainable modes of transport, consistent with the city's larger goals whenever possible. the golden gate park facility should be made accessible to all users. one of the key elements of this proposed project is to make open spaces accessible to people of all means and abilities and to increase accessibility, which is consistent to the general plan. finally, the golden gate park master plan, while not in the general plan, there is an outline suggesting what should be in the plan, and that outline does provide conflicting policy direction for facilities such as the soccer fields. again, within the golden gate park subsection, the outline suggests that we should have recreational facilities, the recreational facilities are considered essential resources in golden gate park, and it emphasizes the role of recreational facilities. at the same time, it emphasizes that the naturalistic landscapes should be protected and renewed withi

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do you think a second special session needs to be called to address gambling expansion in maryland, or can this wait until next year? you can share your response on wbaltv.com, on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> it is time for the new team at the wheel of the grand prix to put the pedal to the metal. race on llc will begin selling tickets to the race. the race is already months behind schedule. michael andretti said he is confident the race will become a world-class event. >> i would not be doing this if i didn't feel we will try to make everybody happy. will we make everybody happy? i don't know, but we will try. >> second group could not meet the deadlines. >> the kind of campaign most voters are used to seeing. there is something else plank a prominent role in the debate. >> thanks to looser campaign finance laws, super pac's will have a big voice in the presidential race, waving -- raising unlimited amounts of cash to support their candidates. less than six months before the general election, the race is predictably down and dirty. >> republica