the pool would be packed as well as garfield, and i am hoping that you will rethink your hours of operations for the pools. sunday is the only day that people can get together as a family in it. >> the question wreaks of too much common sense. we would keep all of our pools and are recreational facilities open seven days a week if we had the resources to do it. we have to make some tough choices. one daily, the pools have to be closed for maintenance. we have come leaps and bounds in our aquatics programming. we have a new manager in charge of aquatics that comes from the city of oakland and has some excellent experience. the suggestion is a good one, to rotate the days off so that more are open during the weekends. we're also aware of a desire for families and kids that have family pool time. our tools are very heavily used between labs swimmers, recreational swimmers, and the swim leagues. we're working this budget season with our aquatics staff on some changes that we think are likely to result in increased access and increased hours. in to sort of more of the ideas that the gentleman was

here is an entry from the garfield elementary school. the project was "scavengers'." there is an arrow pointing to the left corner. that is a dead animal for the scavengers. we have the cycle of life here at the zoo. we also have the vibrant al. that was -- vibrant owl. that was from a first grader. we also have a kindergarten in tree on the right. on the left of that, this was drawn by a second grader. and a third grader highlighted our sncc conservation programs to the right -- our snake conservation programs to the right. on the left. highlighted by a fourth grader from jefferson elementary, and a fifth grader provided our upcoming sea lion exhibit. they are coming to the center this coming may. also, there were some temporary projects from students at the academy. here is the migratory birds. there is a temporary installation of those birds by students. we also have engaged in a conservation -- a frog conservation program. he will see some walking up the walls of these do. here is the lion's fountain. and lastly, students were tasked of trying to improve our trash

. >> if you have problems, i see right here, we call garfield 7171 for service. member that is right. operators standing by. >> from here, we are going to look at those wonderful elevators that go of the outside of the high rise building that everyone wants to take a ride in. >> let's go do that. >> here we are in the most exciting elevator in the city of san francisco. this is the outside elevator that goes into the 32nd floor. tell us about this. >> we are in one of the tower elevators now. these were originally installed in 1972. 1,000 feet a minute, outside observation elevators, so a great view of the city. some of the most popular elevators in san francisco, as you mentioned, and these cars run a lot. they run about 2000 starts per day. about 700,000 starts per year for an elevator like this, and these are pretty hard working. >> must be hard to maintain these elevators. mechanical devices in the rain. >> this is much more difficult to maintain. normal elevator installation is all sealed from the elements, but in this case, it is all exposed to the outside,

let's really explore it would be something better than nothing he'd see that happening no no no garfield obama should do what john f. kennedy did start a whole new space program really get out there really. more as you know do you think people would be into that as much as they were back in the day or are they too into the internet and facebook i feel. a lot of people's hopes on facebook and internet so what changed that we used to focus on and now we don't seem to care and on the technology we understand a lot more about the universe through. telescopes and other resources we have going to mars but we know with sara waterways we haven't you know who time travels no we haven't but how do you know that even possible and so you try to speculate as well and i will say why are we more focused on things like the internet and facebook because we're dumb yourselves down unless you're one of those people that believe man in space was a hoax the bottom line is that no matter what happened to the space race we can always say that we did take that one giant leap for mankind. well there's no lack of

it happened on 79th avenue between garfield and bancroft. take a look. you can see numerous evidence markers on the street. the first victim was shot in the chest. he is now in stable condition. the second victim was hit in the leg and was treated on the scene. police are still working on a description of the shooter. >>> an outpouring of support for the giants fan who was badly beaten after the team's season opener in l.a. bryan stow's employer, american medical response in san jose, is hosting this barbecue fundraiser for this family. these are live pictures from the event hang on las plumas avenue. this is going on until 8:00 tonight. you have three more hours. the public, of course, is welcome. technically, the food is free but cash donations are encouraged. >> this is what they do. they come together when, you know, when folks are in need and, you know, their true goal is to take care of people and patients and this is an example of how our workforce comes together in a time of need. >> yesterday, the pizza my heart restaurants raised $20,000 for br

going according to plan which is why i believe that since they have failed to who are opposed to garfield when he steps far the next stage will be moving into a ground invasion and with more insight on our top stories at r.t. dot com. new live on the inmates on america's notorious one tunnel of a prison where it seems young teenagers and the elderly are considered a threat to national security. the kidnappers of a russian software tycoon son are revealed as a desperate elderly couple who wanted a ransom to clear their loans get the details and actually got. a financial sons rising in the east according to the international monetary fund it predicts that china will overtake the u.s. which will lose its dominance within five years economist max fried well says america only has itself to blame. well our own policies are largely behind the rise of china in many ways and the decline of the united states i mean it's probably not completely accidental this comes a week or it's sort of strangely for two it is or eerie this comes a week after we see standard and poor's threatened to put the u.s. t

the polls to garfield because steps sold far the next stage will be moving into a ground invasion. and with more insight on our top stories available on our website our. clarity. and the kidnappers of a russian software typhoon son are revealed as a desperate elderly couple who want to ransom to clear their long scar the details are. the financial sounds rising in the east according to the international monetary fund and predicts that china will overtake the u.s. which will lose its dominance was in five years a con is next friday says america only has itself to blame. well our own policies are largely behind the rise of china in many ways and the decline of the united states i mean it's probably not completely accidental this comes a week or it's sort of strangely for two of us are eerie this comes a week after we see standard and poor's threaten to put the u.s. treasury the u.s. sovereign debt on a downgrade watch and if you do keep importing more than you export you keep running giant trade deficits and you consume more than you produce that explains part of why we're growing sl

many groups that were part of this project, including the chinatown community development corp, garfield elementary p.t.o., francisco middle school p.t.o. and many, many, many more. we're proud of our collaboration between many departments. this is a unique opportunity to create a truly spectacular new civic gathering spot. and we very much appreciate your support and i'm going to turn it over to our fantastic librarian, luis. >> thank you, fantastic general manager of the rec and park department. [laughter] and i do appreciate the opportunity, president olague and members of the planning department. it's been a long time coming before you on this project. i want to echo a couple of things phil mentioned. rarely do we have an opportunity in urban settings to really focus on an amazing civic project that has tremendous public good. and this one does that. i do want to speak very briefly on the issue of the merits of the environmental impact report and to say that this one has been a complicated one that require time and due diligence, and we feel very confident that it has done that. this

governments whoever they are and it's been going on now for forty odd years we have been licking garfield's backside now for for decades whether we supply arms to them or we embrace them the disgusting things that we're. but actually these people that you know the same time politicians move either way so what we're kissing could of his backside and now we're trying to kick it it's ridiculous so the media do have a role and the role of the media is to expose that we are trading with dictators now so what does the government say they say we have to deal with the reality of political reality we have to we have to trade with these people and then somebody writes us about said we weren't so trading with problems stayed right it is pathetic absolutely pathetic but at the same time it every so often the government changes pyaar and when the government changes for how they view changes power so there's no consistency to my mind actually the media have been pretty good they've been pretty good the problem we face now is we're now at war with people i we you know want so we actually have to support o

garfield agrees to a cease fire plan proposed by the union but the stalemate is underlined to be resulting investigate being leader steps down. and finley grayle braces and france's slammed for its discrimination offices towards muslims as a law banning that comes into effect. and the peace preparing to fly out as a russian partners in t.n. pay b p i thought alone all together with state owned process and all will see the russian government's approval this morning about twenty minutes. here with r.t. world news twenty four hours a day good to have you with us today the top story of the year since the polish president was killed in a plane crash in western russia both country's leaders will meet today to mourn the victims of the disaster dozens of poland's a political elite also perished in the accident remembered sermon is have been held to commemorate what's been described as poland's worst tragedy since the second world war is happening is that the actual site of last year's crash. president. arrived here in selenski presidential plane landing just behind me on the severity of the f.b.o.

do the american people the american taxpayers feel about this looming shutdown producer lindsey garfield took to the streets of d.c. to find out. there's been a lot of talk over the past couple weeks about a looming government shutdown of congress can't agree on a budget they'll simply stop operating but are people on the street really worried about this let's find out you just wonder how the government's going to shut down the rest of the country's going to run does it worry you a little bit because like you know everything's going on you don't know who's going to run the country or what's going to happen at the end of this week on friday if democrats and republicans can agree on a new budget and the government going to be shut down what is what does that mean to you shut down for how long that's a question until they can agree on a budget. take a vacation that be nice i think you can and should be avoided i think we've got bigger problems in this world that we ought to be focusing on and we want to keep everybody employed and working and we can't afford government to stop working for a

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think that's going to be good for you, because the last movie i did, i played the voice of a dog in "garfields what you could sell with the sequel. are you planning a sequel? >> well, the goal is we wanted to create a block buster documentary. this is a doc-buster. >> jimmy: did you talk to dockers about a sponsorship? >> for the sequel therise of the doc-buster. we're onto something. >> jimmy: i don't think so. but this one will do just fine. >> but look at this. how would he not have a success without a collector cup? >> jimmy: oh you do. just like thisshrek. >> this is from sheetz. >> jimmy: what is that? >> it's a convenience store in the northeast. no fast food restaurant would play with us. >> jimmy: you're not allowed inside them. >> i would call them hello? hello? click. nobody would talk to me. we found this chain, the greatest conveneience store chain you'll ever go to. >> jimmy: you are a shameless whore if i've ever met one. morgan spurlock, "the greatest movie ever sold." we'll be right back. ki >> jimmy: this is their new album, it's called "i'm having fun now." here with the so

. >> reporter: john garfield started out as jacob garfinkle. sophie tucker was son i can't kalish.. still for ambitious jewish businessmen like the mowing you wills who started hollywood's biggest movie studios, entertainment was a place to excel. >> it was very hard for a jew maybe to become a lawyer or a doctor in the 1920s because of entrenched social anti-semitism. hollywood was an upstart industry that provided a great opportunity. >> reporter: there was also the opportunity to be funny. >> yes? >> we've come to make up your room. >> are those my hard boiled eggs. >> i can't tell until they get in the room. come on in, girls and leave all hope behind. >> comedians like the marx brothers, milton berle and george burns flourished here. >> jerry, it's our sense of humor that sustained us as a people for 3,000 years. >> 5,000. >> 5,000, even better. >> it wasn't until this country that jewish people really had a place where they could thrive in safety and really do their thing. whatever that is. >> reporter: the museum focuses not only on the high achievers among american jews but

the place which garfield was shot on his way back to his williams college reunion was right in front of the imk building on the mall. there's a little tiny marker about as big as a frisbee that says this is where a president was shot. part of the thing is discovering this layered history of the city and going back to amazing things in the civil war. fort stevens, a part of washington, where abraham lincoln, there's a battle in washington. the confederate troops are approaching the city. abraham lincoln stands up, and they shoot at him. and somebody says, mr. president, you fool, they pull him down. one of the problems with the battle at fort stevens was the soldiers had to keep the citizens, sight seers back from getting killed. and so what we tried to bring to the city was this vibrancy, this wildness that was really here all along and which has sort of been now demured and limestoned down. >> "on this spot," now in its fourth edition. douglas evelyn and paul dickson. >> you're watching booktv on c-span2, 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books every weekend. >> you're watching boo

host: greg joins us from garfield heights, ohio. he is a republican. good morning.aller: i wanted to bring up the fact that we do have not the way i would do what was it be to increase the cap on social security, the cap on income, and i would also implement a tear off on corporations that produce overseas and bring the product back into the united states. whinnied to bring jobs back into the united states. host: your response? guest: we need to help preserve social security for our future. there is a way to do that. the budget does not address this directly. what it does do is say that the people in charge of social security, if they deem it is going to be bankrupt, the president and congress then have to take pro-active steps to make the balanced again, and to preserve that. that will force the issue because it is going to go bankrupt if we do not make some of those changes. it can be done fairly easy since it is a defined contribution and defined benefit system. you could tweak the age, or the contribution level. also, the revenue side, the benefits -- it will ba