elect gavin newsom played his delight card and was not sworn in. some saw humor in in his delight. >> i am proud, from your the tenant governorship, if and when it begins -- >> others disagreed with the decision. i think he should have been sworn in on monday. that seems to be in the spirit of the state of constitution of california. >> the next day, the board had one last chance to nominate their twice for interim mayor on january 4. >> when the board finally got around to actually nominating people for, and taking up the issue of inter mayorship, the first thing people should know is it was late at night. the board really put this off as light as they could. people were tired and cranky. that is the first thing people should know about this meeting. >> they said they would take nominations according to who was on the roster first. so it became a game of jeopardy where the question was, who could press the button first? then it became this sort of strategy. >> having run out of time, board members began the first round of nominations. >> i would n

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is this your thing, gavin, or was this willie? >> gavin started it. >> ok. you get the pen. >> i want to introduce our speaker, john perez. nothing happens in sacramento unless john says ok. he has been a powerful speaker, a great parter and a wonderful servant for the people of california. john perez. [applause] >> thank you, governor. i am the token non-mayor on the stage today. [laughter] it is great to be here with the governor as he signs this important piece of legislation into law. this is a crucial step in ensuring that we bring america's cup to san francisco. it is a prestigious event that will not only bring turrists and revenues to california, but will also add to the espirit did he corps to california. with some of the most beautiful coastlines in the united states, california is the natural home for the america's cup, and our state will be proud to host this event. i am proud of the work of my colleague, who brought this legislation forward, and i want to thank him for his efforts even though he couldn't be with us this afternoon. california tog

. >> what triggered san francisco's search over 30 years later was gavin newsom's election to the office of lieutenant governor. >> i put myself up as a candidate for the tenant governor, won, thanks to the overwhelming support of the city. >> that is when we try to look for someone to take over his final year of the mayoral term. >> it is clear we have to do something in san francisco. we have to pick a mayor. that job was not up to the voters but the board of supervisors. by a majority vote, supervisors are able to choose the interim mayor. that is when the fun began in city hall. who would he be? >> we needed to protect -- perfect the process so that once the board asked us for that process, we could actually have something in place that was well tested that we could provide to them. >> mayor newsom would be sworn in as lieutenant governor in early january. so the board of supervisors had barely two months after the november election to select an interim mayor to complete gavin newsom's term. but how would the board do this? san francisco's charter guided -- offered little guidance. >

gavin, you've seen the troubles, you've seen the demonstrations. there's not going to be any letup here, is there? >> no, david, there isn't. i mean, it's a very noisy event, as you can probably hear. tens of thousands of people got up pretty early and headed down to the parliament here. the unions say 200,000 people were on the streets of athens. certainly it was one of the biggest demonstrations ever yet today, and there was clearly some violence. i think the difficulty for the government is this -- they may well get the votes tonight to push through these new austerity measures, but in the face of this, can they really implement these measures? i'm standing very close to the finance ministry. over the last few days, that key ministry has been occupied, and i think that is the question for the government. can they really deliver on their promises when such a significant part of the population clearly is not prepared to put up with further austerity? >> it's a great point for focus, gavin, but just one piece in a much bigger picture, we've got the

and he is so sharp he gives paper a gavin mcguinness cut. writer, musician and comedian. and he is as old as a flaper and belongs in the crapper, good to see you, pinch. >> on the front page, he profiles a gallery of protest signs that make up occupy wall street. among them, i don't believe the liberal media. poppycock. and balderdash, young, educated and unemployed. reform corporate welfare. well that's a hum-dinger. and there was a lot we saw more of. act now and save on the "new york times." it is your window to the world. there were like a lot of those. >> really? >> yes. >> i find that hard to believe. >> it is a movement within a movement. >> you are a movement within a movement. >> people read me while they have a movement. >> that's true. >> it is not, not true. >>> is it more than crunchys who say yes to the munchys? according to the latest gal lop poll, 50% of americans think marijuana should be legalized. separately, ever since the white house promised to answer petitions on various crap as a way to bring the government closer to the people, guess which subject

first with gavin, how would you shame wall street?ffing the protesters, but at the same time, you were talking that these fat cats should be shamed. how would you shame them? >> an aerial photo, and then what he did during his time at merrill lynch, and what his bonus was, that kind of stuff. >> joe, would you say the protests ever influenced any political movement in history? >> well, john, truth be told, i really wasn't listening to most of the segment. i was waiting to slam greg's book title. but now is my chance to redeem myself. i do believe the protests have made changes in history. i don't believe they have made changes in the last 40 to 50 years. i don't think cash -- i think at that time period they were talking about if police got out of hands. and now we are. any real change and it is proven over and over again it comes with violence and there is no way a real uprising could ever happen in this country. they would have the military on the street so far it would be over. >> the l.a. riots they took innocent cops, and they ha

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we set a goal, and gavin newsom, again, i really thank him, to get -- because he had this wonderful vision that i got to adopt and visualize with him as city administrator in prior years, to help create, with the department of environment and all of our partners, a way forward with our communities to get to a larger goal. and that goal for next year is 20% below the 1990 levels. certainly we can achieve that. with today's announcement, going to 12%, knowing what we can do, that gap is definitely achievable. by the way, we have accomplished this goal. while the city's population is increasing -- can you imagine that? we have increased our population from we have increased population to about 805,000 residents. we have increased the use of electricity in our city. we are reducing our carbon emissions. there has got to be a story here for everybody to understand. we did not do this by simply saying we cannot do this or live this way. we did it with three principles in mind. we did it being smarter, less wasteful, and innovative. those three principles have distinguished our city and partners

that was something rapid ga -- that favin new -- that gavin newsom created. i want to thank him because he started many of these programs that i get to help out with. this was one of those because it helps us have a direction and a presence in the developing country of china and make sure that our offices in shanghai and beijing were successful in recruiting not only the seven solar companies -- the five solar companies that are here in san francisco from china, but they are part of some 13 companies that have already located here of different industries from china. it really makes sense that we recruit. at the same time, while locating tiny companies here to open their markets and least our office space and create their out -- and growth, we are introducing u.s. companies to china in the very same fashion. we will be announcing a trip shortly, hopefully by the end of this year to bring over a number of great san francisco headquartered companies to make sure that they need their counterparts in china. of course, tourism continues to be our very big number on

politicians steal the message as a way to promote and justify their own ideas most people to enter gavin marshall of the people's book project dot com to explore whether elites are trying to co-opt these movements. it is thursday october sixth pm in washington d.c. and christine friends out there watching our team was sort of his evening with the latest in the movement that is now swelling in strength and numbers occupy wall street tens of thousands of people are now part of this yesterday of course the unions joined in and more and more people headed to various locations around the country even around the world new york city's lower manhattan still by far the largest a let's go to the pictures here. just incredible pictures of this size and what is happening down there as people gather in their demands for an end to corporate corruption what was for most of the day a peaceful protest though ended up in the violence as soon as the sun went down. you see here protesters trying to cross police barriers were sprayed with pepper spray several of them beaten by police using their night sticks

gavin newsom and many, many others. i hope i can earn your support also. please join us on our web site. thank you. >> election day is november 8th, 2011. that is the last date to vote in person and a deadline for receipt of the vote by mail ballots. >> hello. my name is ross mirkarimi, i'm the supervisor of the fifth district of the board of supervisors of san francisco. i am running for sheriff because i want to improve public safety throughout san francisco. when i was elected supervisor in 2004, i inherited the district with many neighborhoods that notoriously had the second-highest violent crime rate throughout all of san francisco. i set out to make sure we take back our streets from crime. i did so with the kind of innovative programs that had not been used because of a community that had been woefully underserved but making sure we were able to marry the power of redemption on one end to being smart on crime in the other. long story short, we have been able to reduce violent crime to the point where i now had the largest reduction in the murder rat

our europe editor gavin hewitt is in the capital. he says the vote is hugely important and to go against the bailout fund. >> all eyes tomorrow will be here on slovakia. all 17 members of the euro zone have to vote in favor of this much-increased, more powerful bailout fund. the signs are here that slovakia may say no. and that would lead to a delay, some infighting. the prime minister here tonight threatened to resign over it. why is all this happening? significant numbers of people here question why a relatively poor country like slovakia is involved in helping countries like greece. if there is a no vote, that will only add pressure on europe's leaders. you heard from robert that the european summit is going to be postponed. why is that? because international pressure is growing on europe's leaders this time to come up with really convincing answers. for instance, over what are their plans for greece? at the moment, we still do not know. >> gavin hewitt. u.s. president barack obama has spoken out on the tensions in egypt. >> that'

. >> reporter: in fact, one poll said 40% of san franciscoans think gavin new son is still mayor. mayor le says he will cast his vote tomorrow as a way to remind people there is an election. you can watch the entire debate on cbssf.com. >> 40% of voters think gavin newsom is still mayor. >> he didn't have that support when he was mayor. >> you'd have to take a whole 'nother poll. >> crazy sharon, thank you. >>> busted by a beauty queen. >> a lot of people assumed there would be some "you'll never take me alive" moment and instead it was miss iceland, 1974. >> the woman who brought down mobster whitey bulger with the help from a stray cat. >> and kicking the hybrids out of the car pool lapse. how we're all suffering, now, as a result. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, queen... their fates collided over a stray cat... no, >>> he was a mobster on the run, she, an aging beauty queen. their face collided over, of all things, a stray cat. no, it's not a made for tv movie. dave lopez on the chance meeting that brought down a notorious criminal. area bearing promises of jobs. >> this is a woman, her

have a mayor's race, and who is going to be the permanent mayor for the next four years to replace gavin newsom, and a district attorney race and sheriff's race and several ballot measures, but this mayor's race is interesting for a few reasons, because it is a ranking ballot, and it will be how the votes tally which is throwing everyone in a tizzy saying that we can't project who will win the race. and also public financing in the campaign. one reason that so many of the candidates who might have the second or the third tier status in terms of not getting the endorsements and the fund-raising on their own or the campaigning organizations are staying in the race people are speculating is because if they dropped out now they would have the pay back the money. we have a front-runner polls have shown which is mayor ed lee which was appointed by mayor gavin newsome and he said that first he was not going to run for mayor and then he decided to run for mayor which again through threw the race in a different direction, because people weren't expecting to have an incumbent in office to run agai

he did acknowledge the vision that lieutenant governor gavin newsom had for this organization. he also acknowledged carlos garcia and our partners at the san francisco unified school district. we could not do this without our educators by our side. also, he acknowledged the college track bayview council. thank you very much, i'm going to name them out. we have the wonderful, not the late, sorry, wilkes, not the late, but the great wilkes bashford. we have cofi bonner headlining. i have a long list and i'm going to take a minute of your time to show my gratitude because if it were not for the community partners, none of us would be here and i wouldn't be able to capitalize on the success these young people will have. cofi bonner, chris boskin, ron conway, hydra mendoza, mr. carmen policy and of course the lovely lauren dove, and david singer. i just want to acknowledge you for your profound work. thank you very much. and a special note to mr. fred blackwell. sir, thank you. without the head of the redevelopment agency, without the leadership of our redevelopment commissioners, t