observe you can problematic businesses where they have computers and you're going them for online gaging and eliminate it out of 3 of them but other businesses the store fronts are, you know, causing a lot more, you know, problems in the neighborhood. the district attorney's office has been involved and the city attorney and dbi and the police department involved and but we don't seem to have a real full systematic approach we're not sure we can have all the resources but i need help the da is here i need help to figure out how to have a strong community city department approach to deal with a systematic problem and looking at it from a store front by store front basis doesn't help i'm reaching out to the district attorney and want the conversations for the strong approach for, you know, this commercial corridor that's, you know, an incredible neighborhood in san francisco but surfer from those conditions >> absolutely and, you know, we'll reach tout out to you for a conversation by specifically the kind of work lends itself to start connecting the dots early open you're not doing the on

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but there's a lot of jobs in small business and there's a lot of opportunities there we want to end gage on. we're adding a youth outreach provider, so we put out a grant for an organization to make sure that disconnected youth throughout the summer know about the opportunities available, know about the doorways and they're able to access those. so last year, these are our six doorways. and again, served almost just under 500 young people with walk ins, screening and assessments and referrals for services and really i think stellar park that we're looking to continue. we're looking to partner more closely with the school district. the school district has been a partner of summer plus, but during the school year we want to bring employers into the classrooms for guest presentations and bring young people foreshadows and mentor ship programs and something to ground their learning and i think that is important for youth that are off track are on disconnected. we've done a couple of events with the school district this year to try things out. we want to do more deeper work in the fall where

the commission may gage engage in signage but it's permitted separately through the signage department they play a role from the transmission of the visitors. the department recommends requiring formula retailer to have a discretionary on the signage rough one central location and comparability. as for facade we know the vitality of a streetscape is success on storefronts they're the most main transmission it enhances the character of a neighborhood. tenants should be able to convey their signage that receptors the neighborhood. store front transparency this is in part an existing remit under days law the department can't ask them to look at the control. it would be required to make allocations the store front can have transparent open sheriff and no ground floor window covering. the standards focused on the visible impacts those ideas came directly from the discussion of this site the commission considered formula retail here without a review. right now this is only assessable through one assessable door and adding a perform standard can readying address this issue. as we saw earlier

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we need to improve both our in school and out of school experiences and services and we have to end gage the business industry in better ways and we have critical gaps in our programming. so there's a picture that's been emerging over these months about how we might do better to fill in those gaps, so one is to have a better inventory of our services and our needs, to share information across our institutions about which youth and students are accessing services and which students and youth could do better by having better access to services, better align case management and joint accountability. so this set up thoughts under proposed policy solutions, these are really recommendations that have emerged through a joint working group that have been convened by the mayor and the superintendent and i know this is going to continue to be discussed as the supervisors introduce the legislation, so one concept is to renew the children's fund and peace as separate funds with complimentary ballot to create city wide outcomes that would apply both to the city's efforts and the school district's eff

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we'll continue to end gage with employers to catch youth that are going to be coming out of school later or haven't decided what they're going to do for the summer and that's pretty much all i wanted to add to that. if you have questions, i'll be around to answer those. >> thank you, mr. myers. any questions or discussion from board members? you know, i think from my perspective, what i'm curious about is the response that young people have had over the job program. i don't know if there's a collection of the evaluations and what works for students and what didn't. >> so we've always surveyed young people, so first of all as far as response, there were, i believe a couple of thousand that signed up online. there's a little drop off for people who create a profile and the ones that make it to the next step and apply for something and so forth, but there's 800 young people that came to the youth resource fair. we did a survey for employers and non profit and youth and i don't know the exact number. there was 200 plus surveys from young people and some of the things we heard were, we need t

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he gotten gaged while on tour. looked that. scott worked with the 49ers and it actually took two months to set this all up. now we are part of it. >> very unique. definitely. that is their stadium. 5:17 is the time, let's neck in with sal. and we can see 81 and -- 85 and 101 is off to a great start and no problems by the way if you are driving on the san mateo bridge a little more than 10 minutes and that's the standard drive time. 08 westbound is still looking good between the carquinez and there is almost no delay. 64 to 73 so we are a good 23 degrees above average, fso was a record and we were very close and believe 0 or not -- believe it or not, a little around the area, cent city, santa maria and santa barometric pressure person going 889 and the -- 89 and the record is very close. it will still be a record i do believe. the record is 96 and mostly clear, a few high clouds and no sign of a delta breeze as of yet. so far it is very calm, cool to mild to warm, we are using a lot of that issue and there will be a little bit o

she says no one can escape the gage of the internet where gossip and lies take root and fester. the pundits are partying again like it is 1998. >> she should have had the mind, the state of mind as a 23-year-old woman, to not sleep with her boss. >> come on. 23! >> she made a point, that is that hillary clinton attacked the woman. >> it shows the reality of the callousness the clintons were capable. >> and now we have lauren from the fox website and editor at large at "hot air," and special correspondent for "the root." monica says that the media made her a scapegoat s this a plea to kinder treatment? >> she is shaming the media after being shamed by the media it is working. "stop slut shaming," and bill maher says "i literally felt guilty when i made fun of her." and another says, from the "new york post," monica lewinsky should shut up and go away. >> we in the media business have made a big deal about the article but since this exploded in 1998 and i remember covering this each kay for a year and she is not adding new information. is it big news? >> it matters more to the pre

. >> i have this little book, it's a sweet little boy sent to me called gage's new friend, a boy's wish diabetic alert dog. this little kid it's by -- i don't know, is that their last name? yes, available on amazon.com. this little boy has type i diabetes. he has to test his blood sugar 10 to 12 times a day, trying to raise money for a diabetic alert dog. he's almost there. raised $16,000. needs $7,000 more. so help this kid get a diabetic dog. for his diabetes. i think that would be awesome. alert dog. >> by the way, remember when i went to l.a. i did something for chelsea lately that involves both of us. sorry it will be on tonight. anyway. you'll have to wait and see. >> all righty. >> there is nothing he doesn't do. the man find family guy seth mcfarland has something else to talk about. >> and why toni collette is heading to your hometown. yes, she is. >> or on memorial day. ♪ >> god bless our armed services. ♪ >>> if you're a fan of the popular animated tv series "family guy" or you're seen the big screen comedy "ted" then you are familiar with the work of seth mcfarland. >> the a

. >> breaking tonight, angry fallout after the effort to contain eloquent gages that veterans are literally dying from problems with the va health care system. welcome to the "kelly file", everyone, i'm megyn kelly. in the last few hours, the house passed a bill called the va management accountability act, a measure that gives veterans, the veterans administration secretary, mr. shinseki, the general, the ability to fire anyone he wants if they deserve it. a bill the white house has not said they will fine and the bill general shinseki opposes. why? to get real action on the va in a scandal that exploded over the last month with allegations of desperate and sometimes deadly waits for medical care at more than two dozen facilities across more than half the state's in the union. here is the president addressing this issue this morning. >> once we know the facts, i assure you, if there is misconduct, they will be punished and i expect that full report from rob next month. we have to find out, first of all, what actualexactly happene. i want to see what the results of these reports are, and the

what gages are being used. this martial law that is -- the legal basis for the martial law that's being used, as i say, is 100 years old. and it effectively renders the judiciary and the executive branches powerless, so it's not clear that even though the civilian government remains in place, won't have any power at all. and they weren't even consulted before the declaration of martial law was put in place, though that's a justification for the military to say this is not a coup. >> all right, veronica pedrosa reporting from bangkok, thailand. and thank you very much for the update. the state department is very concerned about thailand, and it has called on the thai army in situation peaceful. >> for them to abide by their commitment. and this is a temporary action to prevent violence and to respect, and they will respect democratic institutions. >> now, martial law is legal under thailand's institution. it's meant to be a temporary measure to keep the peace. under martial law, the military can search homes and

and what we see in benghazi, if it's true the allegation she failed to order a response, those al a gages prove to be serious for somebody whose hawkishness is supposed to be their political selling point. >> i want to tell the audience she did put three leaders of boca haram on a terrorist list in 2012 but continued to decline to put the group on the terrorist list, believing it could enhance their reputation. panel, thank you both. >> you bet. >> thank you. >>> we're tracking a big fight shaping up tonight after a cable network dumps a reality show about real estate over the host's religious believes. it's on hg tv, twins, entrepreneurs and outspoken christians. >> for my brother and i to take credit for building successful businesses is like a shovel taking credit for digging a hole. we were the tools god used to get the job done. >> when a group complained that the brothers opposed gay marriage, hg tv dropped the show almost immediately but a group of christian consumers is fighting back. tony, good of you to be here. before this thing got launched on hg tv, it got the plug pulled bec

they're very, very unpleasant, expensive, time consuming litigation, anyone who is expose totally gages as long as i was is bound to develop a divests -- distaste for the whole process. the things that changed my own views particularly, the fact that there's now available to the punishment of life imprisonment without parole so that you don't need the death penalty to avoid -- to deter future misconduct by people who have been convicted. a second thing that has happened over the years is that the court has adopted a number of procedures which actually strengthen the hand of the prosecutor. in the penalty phase hearing, which seems to me tilts the scale in an area of the law in which the scales should tilt the other way. you should use extra precaution to avoid error. and the -- a third thing that happens is that the -- the dna evidence has made it clear that there are a number of people -- have been a number of people on death row who should never have been there, who are innocent. and it is therefore true that every time you sentence somebody to death, you run the risk that you may mak

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and i have a big problem with the big money politics, and we have to play by the big rules and en gage opposition where it is, and if they don't run until the fall, it is going to stymie other dems. and on the other hand, we are seeing a brand new day in politics with the billion dollar campaigns, and we are watching county commission races here run into the high six figures, and you have to wonder where the money is coming from and why. >> and county commission. and looking at the totals from country crossroads, more than $116 million, but we should say, michael, that was largely a losing effort. how do you take the big money like this and spend it well? productively, and what is sort of the way that you approach this and how different from when you were the rnc chair? >> well, it is a good question, chris. because a lot of the people misunderstand the relationship of the money and the campaigns and the ultimate vote. this money out there is largely karl rove and others did in 2012, it is put tv ads on television, and when the voters have gotten to the point where they made up their m

been given signs of multiple other problems and third level prevention you would do in prisons and gaging with those that have actually committed hate crimes or for that experience crimes frequently fall right marches of being counted with demonstrations by m t fascist groups in their. leaders on the right all competent in the number of supporters they count in germany as well as further afield. we're here with over six hundred people but there have been even more people involved handing out our leaflets those lefties have had to be boston from all over to give a false image of resistance to us there's an expansion of a movement taking place if you look at our ideological partners they have taken seats in parliaments in france and hungary all part of this expansion journeys taken great strides to deal with its history of national socialism with monuments like this one here in berlin to make sure that nobody forgets the horrors of the holocaust but the spite of these efforts fall right extremism is still a threat to society sixty nine years after the defeat of fascism in the second world w

herman gage to be married so i'm just thankful i live saved nor was born the same year the u.s. invaded afghanistan toppling the taliban regime but in his village in the eastern province the insurgency is as strong as ever he was shot in the abdomen by a stray bullet while playing with friends there's always fighting. sometimes it's planes with bombs or tanks. the soldiers are coming and fighting with the taliban. i got used to it. and that's what scares emanuel the most inside and outside the deportees for me to go through was just an environment where you have maybe she didn't want me to know what i was because you and i have become the go to forgot to start a story it's becoming not long for our to your story. to get blasted wise being what that's going to children are doing is the same or for the children to look toward they are just being so i'd like you to be bored and of employers it's taking a toll on the doctors too this is trauma not only for this child for all of us have child it's difficult to keep the child if you want or you don't want as perfect one in the house y

they are running out of gas and try not to look at a gas gage.rive a good morning sport utility, you might want to check your level. we have new news about a recall and what is not in your tank. >> here is hillary. she's not officially running for the white house just yet but mrs. clinton is getting endorsements it is not just caroline kennedy. >>> and the new allegations that the white house says it is not so about a cover-up about benghazi. lying to the nation over the terrorist attack there. >> i can't disclose that evidence yet, but i have evidence there was a systematic, intentional decision to withhold certain documents from congress. and we're just sick of it. when you sat down to dinner with anticipation, not hesitation. when you didn't dread bedtime because of heartburn. when damage to your esophagus caused by acid reflux disease wasn't always on your mind. that's when you knew nexium was the prescription medication for you. because for over a decade nexium has provided many just like you with 24-hour relief from heartburn and helped hea

herman gage to be married so i'm just thankful i live side nor was born this same here the u.s. invaded afghanistan toppling the taliban regime but in his village in the eastern province the insurgency is as strong as ever he was shot in the abdomen by a stray bullet while playing with friends there's always fighting. sometimes it's planes with bombs or tanks. the soldiers are coming and fighting with the taliban. i got used to it and that's what scares emmanuelle the most used. to produce for you to get use to violence we have many children and me for you know what i speak proudly and i've become the go to forgot to start a story it's becoming not long. to get blasted wise being what afghan children are doing is the same of the children all over the world they are just being so i'd like you to be born in the wrong place it's taking a toll on the doctors too this is trauma not only for this child for all of us i have a child it's difficult to keep the child if you want or you don't want. one in the house your own boy should stay at home with his mother to play with toys is not f

gage and the private conduct which was condemned as the criminal at the time the constitution was ratified. the private conduct was as a criminal at the very time the constitution was ratified with approval in support of the view of how it was wrongly decided and i would point out that georgia had many statutes including criminalizing relationships and marriages between people of different races at the time and they would indicate that it would cover not in of those kinds of private acts. my personal views are irrelevant but i could say to the extent his opinion is conflicted by decisions from the supreme court i would follow the decisions of the court and while i have respect for the justice >> i want to close by thanking all of you as potential and likely district court judges because you are going to serve as the protectors and guardians of the nations legal conscience and i'm reminded of the fact thinking judge frank johnson whose memory was invoked by senator durbin. you know judge johnson's history she was really a hero and i think that he is the reason many of us chose to be prosecu

gaging for a bright future of freedom of. the. too bad the promise is one any known her ever. to do good deeds on how to. make a widow and. choose the consents to. choose the opinions that to. choose the stories that impact your life choose the access to office. lud. live. live live. live . welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to go to washington d.c. and speak with ronnie last stand point research dot com ronnie welcome to the kaiser report thank you for having me max ok ronnie you have a forty four page report essentially blacklisting companies like philip morris yahoo amazon apple on ethical and moral grounds why are you black listing them can you go into this a little bit yes the first and most extreme example obviously is philip morris they are in an industry that is killing five million people every year and michael bloomberg bloomberg has estimated that tobacco will kill one billion people in this century in china alone there are one million deaths are alone and there are one hundred eighty million children exposed to second hand smoke now not only are

think they shall do you think the european central bank will eventually move against inflation bang gaging and q.e. quantitative easing they have no choice i mean they really have no choice they've they've delayed far too long the problem and i think the reason for the delay is not so much philosophical it's that the only they don't have a centralized government security like we do our fed can monetize our debt by buying treasuries there are no treasuries for the e.c.b. to buy do they buy german securities do they buy french securities do they buy belgian securities if they do is that showing preference for the belgians for the french for the germans what do they do they need a centralized got a centralized security one federal security they don't have one so that's been the reason why they have been reticent about doing anything but eventually they have no choice they're going to have to step in and buy security as of all sorts of all nationalities probably predicated upon population and they're going to have to do it sooner rather than later rockey knows that and it's abundantly clear th

neo-cons and gage in a war of words over how to punish russia for the ukrainian crisis and what if an american wedding was hit by a drone strike it would be an act of war we look at how anti drone activists push their match it's through plus human rights or big business u.k. picks money over principles your in the know. not sure if it's a civil war but military action is taking place in ukraine's east some cities are reportedly under siege by pro care of troops and mortar shelling took place near the frontline city of slovyansk graham phillips is there and now joins us live in the now graham what's happening. still an emotional day in a so we've heard funerals today for those who were killed in monday's violence and there were there were scenes of real hysterics out there if people were screaming to cameras if you look at food you can see people just wanting to get their emotions out in the strongest way possible just saying how can this be happening there's a sign up in the middle saying no vignettes in your commercialism people are just pouring this grief this mass emotion and it co