ladies and gentlemen, it is now time for the heros and hearts awards. our first award will be presented by tracy. president of san francisco market, wells far go to assist with the presentation of the awards please welcome louisa house worth. san francisco foundation board member and this year's luncheon cochair. >> good afternoon gosh i almost wore that dress i'm pleased i didn't i would have been embarrassed if somebody else had it on. so i'm here i found out a couple of hours ago i needed to do this presentation because my boss had a minor accident last night and he should have gone to san francisco general trauma center and then may be he would be here and so i'll try do him justice and so it's our pleasure to be here and as you know wells fargo has been a part of this great community for 150 years and we are proud to call san francisco home and proud to be part thf vibrant community over the years, we have also seen the general always provide us central services for this great city as a crucial trauma center, the hospital not only provides life-rec

[ cheers and applause ] >> stephen: ladies and gentlemen, thank you for joining us. i don't blame you for being so happy tonight, folks, this is a huge night. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, okay. as you know every year on the report i hold a summer concert series called colbchella. [ cheers and applause ] and year after year, it is always headlined by the hottest names in music. dr. pepper. t-mobile wireless and of course pepsi, the official drink of "we don't have coke, is pepsi okay?" well, folks, this year the antiestablishment convention destroying rock-and-roll ethos is brought to you by hyundai. the silent "y" stands for youth marketing. in fact, they've even given me a sizable check in exchange for which i promise to deliver them the undisputed song of the summer. so, jimmy, juice it. >> hyundai presents the song of the summer of the century. it ain't the heat. it's the rock-middity. with special guest daft punk. [ cheers and applause ] >> stephen: that's right, folks. french electro-pop megastars daft punk, the artists behind the hit "get lucky

. >> ladies and gentlemen the chair has called the meeting to order. can we please rise for the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisibl indivisible,. mr. president, i'd like to call roll (calling names) we have a quorum and also, we have the chief of police, sir >> well thank you very much. ladies and gentlemen, this is great we've got a full house. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to our wednesday august 28th san francisco police commission meeting. ? the best part of being on the commission. the last wednesday we got out into the community. there are 10 community meetings and this is - it's been a year since we've been here and this covers chinatown and the north beach area and the financial district. we do things a little bit differently. what we'll do is we'll start off by introducing the commissioners and the next thing that's not on the agenda there are some people in the audience here that we're going to accommodate for their her

. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. i'll come to the democratic wing ding. -- welcome to the democratic wing ding. [applause] my name is mark scar. it is my pleasure to welcome you . we have a full plate of speakers tonight. we hope you enjoy the evening. the wing ding is a major fundraising event for the countries of butler, floyd, franklin, hancock, and winnebago . a quick shout out to some friends. lynn is here. she is a former chair. thank you for coming tonight. [applause] to our long-time members of the hancock county central committee. [applause] thank you to lori and the staff here. thank you for the hospitality. thank you to the catering for that meal. let's have a big round of applause. [applause] next up on the stage, please welcome the fourth district liaison of the veterans caucus. [applause] >> thank you. at this time, i would like to ask an iraq war veteran to come and lead us -- is that better? i'm sorry. i would like to ask jim, an iraq war veteran to come to the podium and lead us into the pledge of al

ladies and gentlemen, this is great we've got a full house.ies and gentlemen, welcome to our wednesday august 28th san francisco police commission meeting. ? the best part of being on the commission. the last wednesday we got out into the community. there are 10 community meetings and this is - it's been a year since we've been here and this covers chinatown and the north beach area and the financial district. we do things a little bit differently. what we'll do is we'll start off by introducing the commissioners and the next thing that's not on the agenda there are some people in the audience here that we're going to accommodate for their her recognizing actions from a robbery. then the chief b will give a report but tonight belongs to you, we have a report from champion tom and then from any about your concerns and things our happy with. without you further awe did i we'll start with the consent calendar and a line item one is the request for the chief of police so accept a donation from a project to be used for the child seat resource. we h

ladies and gentlemen, was it vice president of the united states? ladies and gentlemen, long before there was a barack bama, there was a julian bond. that was nominated for vice president of the united states. and he was a citizen of the u.s.a. and a proud citizen of georgia. ladies and gentlemen, julian bond. >> thank you. i hope that didn't come out of my two minutes. i'm delighted to be here just as i was delighted to be here 50 years ago. then, we could not have mangnd we would be here 50 years later with a black president and a black attorney general. but that is the measure of how far we have come. but still we march. we march because trayvon martin has joined emity hill in the pantsdzion of young black martors. we march because the united states supreme court has eviscerate it had voting rights act for which we fought and died. we march because every economic indicator shows gaping white-black disparity. we march for freedom from white supremacy. but still we have work to do. none of it is easy. but we have never wished our way to freed. inst

york we cross to steven lazar he's the host of the radio show making sense with steve lazar right gentlemen cross and items you can jump in anytime you want today mr snowden was given a year asylum steve in russia and on friday we will see we will see bradley manning sentenced for his involvement in leaking so we have two different players two different outcomes your thoughts my friend. you know the one thing that i've never been able to get a straight answer from regarding folks who are supporters of snowden and manning is here are two guys who signed nondisclosure agreements they're working with the u.s. government to sign nondisclosure agreement saying they're not going to release classified information without permission they find out that there's something going on that they have a moral problem with or at least they think that there's something going on they have a moral problem with the u.s. government has said to them listen even though you've signed these nondisclosure agreements if you feel that you are a witness to some wrongdoing you know some wrongdoing you want to report it he

york we cross to stephen lazar he's the host of the radio show making sense with steve lazar right gentlemen cross talk pros and i mean you can jump in anytime you want today mr snowden was given a year asylum steve in russia and on friday we will see we will see bradley manning sentenced for his involvement in leaking so we have two different players two different outcomes your thoughts my friend. you know the one thing that i've never been able to get a straight answer from regarding folks who are supporters of snowden and manning is here are two guys who signed nondisclosure agreements they're working with the u.s. government to sign nondisclosure agreement saying they're not going to release classified information without permission they find out that there's something going on that they have a moral problem with or at least they think that there's something going on they have a moral problem with the u.s. government has said to them listen even though you've signed these nondisclosure agreements if you feel that you are a witness to some wrongdoing you know some wrongdoing you want to r

what can i do for you gentlemen?d a very long way to find out where you heard this joke. oh... (raspy laugh) i remember that. i heard it from that guy. cleveland?! hey, fellas. holy crap! who knew we'd run into you here? except everyone, if fox ruined it in the promos. what a surprise this is. hey, you know, cleveland, you better hide the markers from your kids. somebody colored in your jesus. somebody colored in your ass with too much ass, fat-ass. all right, cleveland, let's get down to business. who told you the joke? a bellhop at the royale hotel in washington, dc. i met him when i took cleveland jr. there to see the lincoln memorial. but then daddy got frustrated 'cause he couldn't find it, so we just ate fast food in the parking lot. i'm just saying, maybe put up a damn sign. anyway, the bellhop's name is sal russo. he knows every dirty joke ever written. then that's the guy we got to talk to. everyone, don't get too used to being around black people, 'cause we are going to washington, dc. now, wait a minute, p

. >> next speaker >> ladies and gentlemen of the audience and supervisors good evening i welcome my opportunity to speak in behalf of the marcus bookstore. i'm a taxi drive with a medallion i know his wife and his two sons. i think this is the wrong opportunity for this gentleman to take vaguely of the african-american community and this bookstore which is a historic landmark. it's also a source of a lot of african-american literature in this community. i think with a little bit more push or shove from this board mr. weiss maybe going forward with his name being recognized or without being pushed into the stands that causes lawsuits on both sides. i don't want repercussions where we fires me or something speaker i think the bookstore is a library of sort of and i think it's good for the community at large but a source you have historic documents and books for the city and county of san francisco. so i think you can do what you can by talking to the man and his wife instead of pushing and knocking on doors. some of you should gept together and talk with him personally. i can help you with that >

you know russia has a lot of leverage over europe because much of your gentlemen i need to jump in here i have to jump in here we're going to go to a short break and after that show prick we'll continue our discussion on china stay with us. right. first trip he leaves a knife with think pictures. on a reef or a splinter. and instantly. live libby and the lists on live people live both live. live. the speech. if you. wish. but missed some good live. just seem to. come out fine i'm a little. live. play. live. sometimes you see a story and it seems so. you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything. you don't know i'm tom harkin is a big. welcome back to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter all about to mind you we're discussing the rise of china. ok dan if i can go back to you in cincinnati i mean we've talked a little bit of a lot about confrontation and differences but what about the economy that are being in there interdependent the u.s. and china i mean how do we balance this well i think aga

ladies and gentlemen, julian bond. [applause] >> thank you.e here just as i was delighted to be here 50 years ago. then we could not have imagined we would be here 50 years later with a black president and black attorney general. but that is a measure of how far we have come. still we march. we march because trayvon martin in the pantheon of young black murders. we march because the supreme court has eviscerated the voting rights act for which we fought and died. we march because every economic indicator shows the king of white-but disparities. we march for freedom from white supremacy. none of it was easy. we have never wished our way to freedom. we have worked our way. we have much more to work with today. we take heart that so much has changed. the changes have everything to do with the work of the modern movement for civil rights. we must not forget dr. king stood before and with thousands, the people who made the mighty movement what it was. these ordinary men and women labored in obscurity. from montgomery forward, they provided the sold

ladies and gentlemen, it's incredible. do you feel the energy! do you feel the power at my fingertips? these people ready to fight for freedom. folks, thank you so much. thank you so much. please, sit down, everybody. i'm sorry, that kind of love. i had to stand there i thought somebody was carving me for a monument. now nation for the last month i have been hot on the trail of nsa leaker edward snowden. he has eluded authorities by hiding out in a moscow airport. i knew we should have signed an extra decision treaty with au bon pain. well now, folks, this cybertraiter has flown the airport. more than a month after landing atmos you could's airport ed snowden now is on the move for the first time. the nsa leaker said to be leaving the airport, officially entering russia after being granted temporary asylum. >> stephen: yes, he has got answer sigh lum in russia where vladimir putin shares snowden's passion for transparency. and folks there is startling new information on the nsa's secret surveillance programs. it turns out even as he was on the ru

ladies and gentlemen, pat sajak and vanna white. hello! how you doing? the rhetorical question.hi, everybody. thank you, jim. appreciate that. have a swell show. okay. hi, gang. all right, everybody. grab those devices. let's give away some money right away here. $1,000 for our first "toss up." vanna's getting in place. "what are you doing?" is the category. and here we go. [ bell chimes ] feikamoh. i'll ask everybody else now. [ bell chimes ] joe. taking the tour. yeah, that's i [ applause ] joe antol. you're $1,000 richer than when you walked in. from knoxville, tennessee, right? yes, sir. you're in the construction business? yes, my brother john and i own our own small construction company. good for you. you a married man? yes, i am. my beautiful wife, jama, is here. and have two precious daughters. sophia is 15, and tess is 12. and when you do your singing, it's in church, usually. is that it? yeah, yeah. don't ask me now. [ laughter ] nice to have you here, joe. feikamoh massaquoi. did i get that pretty well? did i do all right with that? yeah. pretty good. from right here

you know russia has a lot of leverage over europe because much of your gentlemen i need to jump in here so i have to jump in here we're going to go to a short break and after that show prick we'll continue our discussion on china stay with us. trills intro to texas on this one show we found out why security state may soon be a girl's best friend already can you joining machine made scholz work a solid last design classic still has room for improvements on wheel and how to dispose of tie isn't proof roads in one fell swoop comes to see a day here on. the central. exactly what happened that day i don't know but a woman got killed. piers later when i got arrested for. her crime i did not do. we have numerous cases where police officers lie about polygraph results. innocent people to confess to police officers don't beat people anymore i mean it just doesn't happen really. in the course of interrogation why because there's been this is like meant no because the psychological techniques are more effective in obtaining confessions than physical abuse and they were often they could get what th

ladies and gentlemen, julian bond. [applause] >> thank you. be here just as i was delighted to be here 50 years ago. then we could not have imagined we would be here 50 years later with a black president and black attorney general. but that is a measure of how far we have come. still we march. we marched because trayvon in the pantheon of young black murders. we march because the supreme court has a eviscerated the voting rights act for which we fought and died. we march because every economic indicator shows the king of white-but disparities. we marched fro for freedom frome supremacy. none of it was easy. we have never wished our way to freedom. we have worked our way. we have much more to work with today. we take heart that so much has changed. the changes have everything to do with the work of the modern movement for civil rights. we must not forget dr. king stood before and with thousands, the people who made the mighty movement what it was. these ordinary men and women labored in obscurity. forward, theyy provided the soldiers of the fre

he is a senior fellow at the century foundation and author of the book act of creation all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want if i go to hong kong first pepe is this all about justice mr obama is looking for justice and threatening to bomb syria no it's about the president of united states of america and mash in the web because he was reckless enough to declare a red line without sinking about the consequences and we're not talking about pulau or some island in the middle of the pacific to talk about the middle east so now he's backed into a corner he doesn't know what to do he's clueless my best sources and stephen maybe you can confirm that in new york and in wall street they tell me he's completely clueless he's surrounded by a bunch of absolute atheists some month i got the power in the year when which by the way she was absolutely enraged because the russian and the chinese. so there's walked out of the p. five meeting when they were discussing the british resolution to start a war against syria valerie jarrett susan rice absolutely m

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the one and only, sir charles barkley! >> jimmy: they're philly -- we're very excited that you're here. they're philly guys. >> yeah, i know. it reminds me of when i was a young kid. >> jimmy: yeah? how many teams have you played for? >> i've played for three. phoenix, philadelphia and houston. >> jimmy: wow. >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] i was lucky. hey, you know i'm a big karaoke guy. you might be worse than me. [ laughter ] i'm serious. >> jimmy: what are you talking about? >> i'm a big karaoke guy. >> jimmy: what's your go-to karaoke? >> oh, frank sinatra, he's my guy. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: any song? >> any song. i love -- for some reason, i've never tried to do karaoke sober, so -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's always better drunk, yeah. >> yeah, so i do frank sinatra. >> jimmy: you do? >> yeah. >> jimmy: can you give me a taste of one? >> well, i don't know. [ cheers and applause ] i have to have the words, man. >> jimmy: "my way?" >> "my way" is my favorite song, the "new york, new york" song. but i have to have th

you know russia has a lot of leverage over europe because much of your if you had gentlemen i need to jump in here i have to jump in here we're going to go to a short break and after that show for it we'll continue our discussion on china stay with us. her mother. could speak. to. her. mother which i. love. bombing good luck. club lists. and. come out trying to make a little. come to show the two gunmen stills and children sexism on this one show we found out why secured state may soon be a girl's best friend already can you truly machine make sure it's work a solid design classic still has room for improvement when we learn how to dispose of type is an improved roads in one fell swoop comes to such a dangerous year. leave the central. to get right on the scene. first for you and i think the church. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. live. to be in the know live on mom lives. welcome back to cross talk where all things are considered i'm peter all about to mind you we're discussing the rise of china. ok dan if i can go back to you in cincinnati i mean we've talked a little bit o

just today snafks we had 3 gentlemen who conducted a petty theft. officer jaw showed up just like that and they're now in custody. so i still again want to thank the officers at terryville station and we still need them. and if captain could stay in the district sir, please let him >> thank you. i used to see you at the hall of justice and thank you for your years of service. >> good evening. i'm glen i'm the kurt current president of the triangle neighborhood soeshlths and also on the terryville pta. i want to acknowledge the great job that the captain has done. a couple examples we run a quarterly meeting and at every meeting the captain shows up to answer questions or he sends a representative without fail and those members he sends are forth right and talk to individuals after the meeting. captain was our vice president of our organization personally introduced himself to the 8 businesses. we - he knocked on the door and said if they have any problems or questions they're to call the terryville station. under the captains leadership they did cel

>> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. the san francisco unified school district provides free interpretation services in spanish and can cantonese. we will have the equipment in the back of the room where the gentleman and lady are lifting their hands. if you know of anyone needing the services, please refer them to us so they can get their headphones. this message will be repeated in both languages. >> [speaking in spanish]. >> [speaking in cantonese]. >> and a reminder. if people are going to speak in the podium and they need interpretation, they need to come with us first to let us know. [speaking in spanish] [speaking in cantonese] >> roll call, please. >> [speaker not understood]? >> ms. mendosa? director murase? >> here. >> mr. norton? mr. logan. >> here. >> thank you. please join me in the pledge of a lookvance. ~ allegiance. [inaudible]. >> i want to welcome everybody back. i hope it was a restful and productive summer. we're looking forward to the first day of school next week. i'd also like to welcome our new st

tell gentlemen it was good he did it to allow them to turn to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the enemies of the united states and mr snowden's fate stay with r.t. . the world. is. from one show reverberate through the centuries when vengeance called for blood. i have imagined hanging on this member him for eight years. get out wave law and faith in the caucasus. vendettas were handed down from generation to generation that killed my son with impunity to kill them with impunity it was a question of can once mortal enemies be reconciled today. blood. language will. react to situations i have read the reports. and know i will lead them to the state department to comment on your latter point of the month. because i. know. no more weasel words when you vade a direct question be prepared for a chase when you throw a punch be ready for a. freedom of speech and down to freedom to cost. economic down in the final. deal and the rest. will be a really. nice . welcome back to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter lavelle your mind we'

you know he's one of the few gentlemen and gentlemen place i need to go to daniel ok to grow over time yeah i mean daniel why is it important to have so big. you know the size isn't as important right now the point is that right now with a technology you look at it as a network and the networks growing increasingly you have more and more users the last two to six i saw showed the coin was larger than twenty or forty of the world's smallest currencies so it does have a large population use and grows every day we see what used to be something that was really. nice market where you had a small number of users and arcas libertarian kind of crypto libertarians who are obsessed with this now it's moved mainstream as a mirror said you have lots of businesses who are putting billions of dollars into new startups gentlemen i have to jump in here we have to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on bitcoin stayed with our kids. in the room. exactly what happened that day i don't know but a woman i killed. piers later is when i got arrested for. for a crime i

tell gentlemen it was good heated debate to allow them to turn to go to a short break and after the actual break we'll continue our discussion on the enemies of the united states and mr snowden's fate stay with r.p. . the one of the best for the well the show is strong. but it just shows. still be me it was a week about shook his but those i was a stroke about. right from the sea. search tree limbs and i think pictures. on a reformer splinter. instrumental. to me in the little odd. ball told him a language of what i will only react to situations i have read the reports i'm likely to put instantly know i will leave them to the state department to comment on your letter play like a muslim say to secure a car as i'm going to talk a. little bit no more weasel words when you they need a direct question and be prepared for a change when your son should be ready for a. pretty tough speech and let him down the freedom to cost. welcome back to cross talk were all things considered i'm peter lavelle your mind we're discussing america its enemies and mr snowden. ok steve i think it's quite sad

. >> good evening commissioners chief sir, ladies and gentlemen. i'm ronnie sing i'm the assigned district attorney i hopefully want to show my great preparation for chief sir, for your collaboration on going on projects but especially the project of the neighborhood prosecution team. last year at this time i got a call on woodside where i was assigned as a special unit prosecutor and asked me well, actually he give him an identify i couldn't refuse. he asked me to be a member of the prosecution unit. i talked to my husband who's a sergeant in the sheriff's department both san francisco kids born and raids i went to lincoln also the other high school in this district and i was nervous i was apprehend i didn't know how i'd be received and the minute i walked in captain alumni embraced the program and embraced me as a prosecutor and since thin it's been a growing collaboration of both offices and the community. i attend all the meetings. i've gotten to know all the group and mary has taken me under here wing and schools me. and every time there is an

thank you. >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen of the panel. i don't have any written speeches or anything like that or numbers in terms to advocate for the prince palts and money is directed where. i'm here for the kids and as you see we have a lot of them here. this is a very important program for them in the learning stages of their lives. my daughter is a participant for the last five years. her grades have been up substantially due to this program and i truly believe that with the advocate of all these people who wants this to get passed, it should get passed because the kids are more important than anybody's saturday morning tea time. in order for all of these kids to develop their skills and to be properly taught, they need a good facility, they need some space, i know harden is one of our more professional sponsors. it may not have the full capacity of the necessarities what the kids need. golden gate park, i've been golfing myself there for the past 12 years and i've been to every golf course around here and that would be a great facil

it's very dangerous. >> gentlemen, on your rack. on your rack.nmates crowded in the gym, correctional officers are challenged to keep minor confrontations from turning into chaos. >> what he's wrong, dog? >> he told me [ bleep ] he told me -- >> you need me -- >> i'm cool. i'm cool. i'm just telling you you will get [ bleep ] in my book. >> everything down here is observation. just watching, listening. getting the feel for the dorm. if you're always watching, you can tell when something's starting to go bad, hopefully stop it before it gets bad. you know, these inmates have to share everything, share the rest rooms, share the showers, day room areas. so, respect is a big thing in here. it means they're all respecting each other, everything's fine. but if you come into a disrespect issue, that's where things get sketchy. >> during our stay at san quentin, we witnessed one small but dramatic step the prison was taking to stem the flow of new inmates. >>> coming up -- >> every man inside of this building has a date that they're going to die. >> a gr

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thank you, gentlemen. [ applause ] >> thankfully, i want to add a few people here. neale, i know your name keeps coming up and there is a reason why neale's name keeps coming up. as the leader for this project, he came into community and started an input on what was right and what was wrong. i remember our first meeting, someone said, i don't want to do that because it infringes upon my right of way and he said, it's a public road. we can do whatever we want. it took a little longer to take. nevertheless, we did go through a lot. you were put through the grinder in our community and for that we apologize, but thank you for your patience, thank you for your stamina, thank you for your ability to have punishment inflicted upon you and still no waiver and have this commitment. we appreciate this. a hand for neale, please? [ applause ] >> on a side note, i asked rodney if could dedicate the torture chamber to you and he said he would do that. as the director muhammed pointed out many of agencies were involved in this department, jerry robbins who worked with us for year

ladies and gentlemen as my pleasure to introduce maurine beasley. [applause] >> thank you so much. it's really great to be back at hyde park. this is a tremendous research facility. i'd like to express my appreciation to the roosevelt library and museum for inviting me to be here today, and to c-span for presenting this program. you may wonder how my book fits into the program. part of the research for it was certainly done here at the roosevelt library in and out of introduce my husband in the

jamie foxx, ladies and gentlemen.o washington, it was not for an event. it was in the middle of struggle. it was in the middle of battles to break down the walls of apartheid in america. dr. king and those that fought theyhim, they fought and eat jim crow. we come today to not only celebrate and commemorate but we come as the children of dr. king to say that we are going to face jim crow's children. because jim crow had a son called james crowe junior esquire. he writes voting suppression loss and puts it in language that looks different but the results are the same. tellcome with laws that people to stand their ground, they come with laws that tell people to stop and frisk but i come to tell you just like our mothers and fathers beat jim crow, we will need james crowe junior esquire. they call the generation of dr. king the moses generation. those out here now are joshua. fight thedoes not fight for moses, then they are not really joshua. we saw dr. king and the dream cross the red sea of apartheid and segregation. b