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former governor jim gilmore and bernard whitman. it is somewhat unusual for poll numbers to go up after an election when the other party gained so much ground. president bush's approval rating went from 38% to 33%. president clinton's approval rating from 46% to 43%. bernard, you're the pollster here, what do you make of the numbers for president obama? >> the numbers are flat. but we had a couple things working in our favor for the democrats. good job's report and the nation added 151,000 jobs in october that was reported last week. the president's ten-day trip to asia got a lot of positive buzz and i think the president did admit some mistakes. you know, a lot of people in this country accuse the president of being arrogant and he came out after the elections on wednesday and admitted that he had made a tough road of it. had made some mistakes with regard to health care and regard to his tone on getting bipartisanship on things like the economy. so, i think that olive branch, that tone combined with positive news on the job's repo

i am telling you going on record now, anything that moves in the western addition of gilmore, -- fillmore, we must be involved. my name is ace washington. [chime] supervisor mirkarimi: next speaker, please. >> linda chapman, i'm representing the senior houseing pl -- housing plan for st. john's methodist church. thank you, supervisor mirkarimi, for doing this. we can show you the good, the bad, and the ugly. we have a similar situation going on right now with an abandoned church. in this case, the church still owns it. this is a social justice church. it appears that they are telling them -- it is a church, what are they going to do with the empty churches they can't use it? i would ask the planner, maybe it was dropped because of that state law. it is not owned by the church now. why don't people apply to have that landmark in the first place. and apart from that, even the church that is still owned by the methodist church is still subject to supervisor maxwell: -- ceqa, so forth. they are trying to convince the church people that it isn't. one of the things that has happened is that som

. >> in a recent column, you quoted john gilmore. what does that mean? >> when you are trying to access something on the internet, one of the great things about the internet, because it is decentralized, there are usually multiple routes to get to information. if one route is blocked, the internet will try to found it tried to find other ways around it to get to that information. it treats it as a problem and trust to see if it can get around the problem. i used that quote in a very specific context. one of the things i see happening, the freedom of information requests -- they take not just days but months to actually get the data you have asked for. in a world of google, a workable of my generation and younger are used to getting information -- and the average length of a google search takes milliseconds. when you are young canadian who has to wait months to get access to information from the government, or even days, they look at the way the government operates and the way it shares information, and they do not see that as an acceptable operating para

as for numbers tomorrow, going down into the 60s even for the extreme south bay. 46 in gilmore, 65 inlin, 65 in alameda for the peninsula. low to mid-60s from san francisco to san mateo. let's take you to oakland. we expect 66 there, napa 66, and plenty of 60s to go around from napa to the samoa valleys. you'll find on our seven-day forecast, it just gets colder and colder. then we'll start to dry out here as we head into tuesday and wednesday of next week, but right now, saturday night looks like the rain day will be most consistent but don't let it stop you from heading out to enjoy the day. >> it turns out the fifth annual dine by design brings out the talent in the world of fashion and interior design, architecture and fine cuisine to create an awe-inspiring eating event. the dinner and silent option will take place tomorrow night at the san francisco design center, so you might want to check it out. >>> up next, it's the first place many go to do their on-line shopping. coghock.s m th i ooverstock.cos ithe ce erlanta t.f uiws that's next. [ male announcer ] san francisco. a land

foorz the morning forecast, 47 in livermore. 48 in gilmore. 47 in san jose and more mild there in san jose right near the ocean water, helping to kind of keep that heat there with 53. tomorrow still low 70s in the south bay. but notice this. 73 in dublin. 70 in fremont. 69 in alameda. temperatures about 15 degrees cooler than those monday record highs. 66 in san francisco. 66 in richmond. 72 in concord. 69 in napa, and plenty of upper 60s to near 70 in the north bay. all right. you want more cooling? you want more fall weather? i've been hearing it all over. here it is. on your seven-day forecast, look at this, on saturday inland, mid-50s. low 50s at the coast. looks like saturday night into sunday morning is the best chance for consistent rainfall. so for the food drive, plenty of great weather to be in the store shopping to donate to all of us waiting outside to collect the donations. >> inside? >> i'm going to be outside. outside over the underhang. and you're going to be where again? >> at the safeway in marina in san francisco. >> two blocks from my house, i think i'm going to be

reporter: and typically during the colder months, additional shelters at the armories in sunnyvale and gilmore open up by now. but that hasn't happened this year. and some of the people we spoke to on the streets say making things even worse this year. elise kirschner, nbc bay area news. >>> fairfield police are looking for a gunman tonight after a shooting at a comedy club. the shooting happened a little after midniggh this morning at the pepper belly comedy theater near the corner of texas and jackson streets. officers say a 29-year-old man was shot once in the stomach. he was flown by helicopter to the hospital with very serious injuries. police say they don't know yet what led up to the shooting or who the gunman could be. they are asking anyone with information to call their tip line. >>> a new trial date has reportedly been set for the two remaining uc berkeley grads facing espionage charges in iran. the lawyer for shane bauer and josh fattal says the new date has been set for february 6th, but the judge has refused to let him meet with his clients to prepare a defense. bauer and sarah s

but debbie gilmor should inform himself of the basic facts. if we do not do a correction of 6 billion in this year's budget, we have no credible way of borrowing money to pay for our social welfare, to pay for a public salaries, to pay for our education system and health system. we have to face up to that as an asian and stop pretending that there are -- we have to face up to that as a nation and stop pretending that there are simple cure-alls. >> looking at these figures, it seems that your tax increases are going to be more than we were expecting, in the next budget in particular on income taxes. the figures here will make the average middle-income person was off by 3000 -- worse off by 3000 euros a year. at the bottom end, or reducing minimum wage, it seems that minimum wage people will be subject to the engine tax for the first time it is that the case? >> no, i think you are anticipating the budget. i don't accept your contention that there are thousands and thousands of euros been taken off, middle income taxpayers in this proposal. we a

but debbie gilmor should inform himself of the basic facts. if we do not do a correction of 6 billion in this year's budget, we have no credible way of borrowing money to pay for our social welfare, to pay for a public salaries, to pay for our education system and health system. we have to face up to that as an asian and stop pretending that there are -- we have to face up to that as a nation and stop pretending that there are simple cure-alls. >> looking at these figures, it ems that your tax increases are going to be more than we were expecting, in the next budget in particular on income taxes. the figures here will make the average middle-income person was off by 3000 -- worse off by 3000 euros a year. at the btom end, or reducing minimum wage, it seems that minimum wage people will be subject to the engine tax for the first timet is that the case? >> no, i think you are anticipang the budget. i n't accept your contention that there are thousands and thousands of euros been taken off, middle income taxpayers in this proposal. we are out loo

but debbie gilmor should inform himself of the basic facts. if we do not do a correction of 6 billion in this year's budget, we have no credible way of borrowing money to pay for our social welfare, to pay for a public salaries, to pay for our education system and health system. we have to face up to that as an asian and stop pretending that there are -- we have to face up to that as a nation and stop pretending that there are simple cure-alls. >> looking at these figures, it seems that your tax increases are going to be more than we were expecting, in the next budget in particular on income taxes. the figures here will make the average middle-income person was off by 3000 -- worse off by 3000 euros a year. at the bottom end, or reducing minimum wage, it seems that minimum wage people will be subject to the engine tax for the first time it is that the case? >> no, i think you are anticipating the budget. i don't accept your contention that there are thousands and thousands of euros been taken off, middle income taxpayers in this proposal. we a

i'm joined by barbara gilmore. she is the granddaughter of rossi the former mayor of san francisco. her 80th birthday she in 1968 when the giants arrived from new york rode from the parade celebrating their arrival. barbara you've been waiting for this for a long time. >> i think it's great that these boys pulled it out all through torture and i'm so proud of them because i've been a giants fan ever since they came here. >> reporter: what would your grandfather the former mayor be saying about this all this here. >> he would be so proud because we didn't have a national baseball time when he was here. we had the san francisco seals, but that was low key compared to this. >> reporter: okay. all right. barbara, thank you so much. appreciate it. congratulations to you. this is a moment that everybody here has been waiting for. you're going to hear it many, many times i have to say it as well. the san francisco giants are the world series champions. live in san francisco john sasaki ktvu channel 2 news. >> it rolls off the tongue so easily now. san francisco giants world series champs a

but debbie gilmor should inform himself of the basic facts. if we do not do a correction of 6 billion in this year's budget, we have no credible way of borrowing money to pay for our social welfare, to pay for a public salaries, to pay for our education system and health system. we have to face up to that as an asian and stop pretending that there are -- we have to face up to that as a nation and stop pretending that there are simple cure-alls. >> looking at these figures, it seems that your tax increases are going to be more than we were expecting, in the next budget in particular >> but the figures in here make the middle income person will be worse off by 3 how euros a year by the end of this. at the end of your pension relief or winding down a pension relief will hit high income earners but at the bottom end reducing minimum wage a euroand it seems minimum wage people will be subject to income tax for the first time. is that the case? >> no, i think you're anticipating the budget there and certainly i don't accept your basic calculation th

. >> in a recent column, david eaves, you wrote -- you quoted john gilmore. the net to interpret censorship as damage and routes around. what does that mean? >> so, when you were trying to access something on the internet, you're trying to block access for something to a site. one of the great things about internet because its decentralized there are usually multiple routes to get information so if one is blocked, the internet will try to find other routes around that to get to it, so redican seeing the block has some kind of this is the be all in all it is treated as a problem and to see if we can get around this problem. and i use that quote in every specific context because i'm interested in accessing information in government, and one of the things i see happening is you look at things like the fio, freedom of information request or in canada we call them access information. and you see they take not just days, but months to actually get the data that you asked for, the information you asked for, and in the world of google where, you know, people of my ge

there and why gilmore are committing suicide and becoming homeless? i wonder if any of you have a strategy in mind. specs for this domingo those who don't learn from history are condemned to repeat the errors. no, i have no strategy. i don't think there is a magic bullet. >> by the way, i work for the va but i am not here in the capacity of to represent the va. my thoughts are my own. but i don't know what to extent there is, although as if it is my stand on suicide is quite different than the institutional imperatives. it was kind of funny i went to the cleveland clinic the other day and the hand of the little computer and i stood at the desk with 14 people around me and they gave me a stylus and i was supposed to check off the boxes and i looked and it was you're going to kill yourself today. was a suicide checklist. and i said well that says it all. because, you know, -- but i do know that there is an effort, however effective or ineffective this, for the va addressing a lot of money getting spent on homelessness and suicidology. i don't have any i

. >> in a recent column, david eaves, you will know, you quoted john gilmore, the net interprets censorships damage and routes around it. what does that mean for? >> so, you know, when you were trying to access something on the internet, you know, you are trying to block access to a site, one of the great things of the internet, is it because it is decentralized there are multiple routes to get information. so if one route is blocked, the internet will try to find other routes around that to get to it. so rather than saying the bloc as some kind of the end-all to all. it treats it as a bug, a problem. and i use that code in a very specific context because i'm interested in accessing information in government. and one of the things that i see happening is you look at things like freedom of information request, or in canada we call the access to information. .. >> they look at the way their government operates and the way that it shares information, and they see it as a bug. they don't see that as an is end bl operating parameter. so i see theme say we've got to reduce by days or even by week

there and why gilmore are committing suicide and becoming homeless?wonder if any of you have a strategy in mind. specs for this domingo those who don't learn from history are condemned to repeat the errors. no, i have no strategy. i don't think there is a magic bullet. >> by the way, i work for the va but i am not here in the capacity of to represent the va. my thoughts are my own. but i don't know what to extent there is, although as if it is my stand on suicide is quite different than the institutional imperatives. it was kind of funny i went to the cleveland clinic the other day and the hand of the little computer and i stood at the desk with 14 people around me and they gave me a stylus and i was supposed to check off the boxes and i looked and it was you're going to kill yourself today. was a suicide checklist. and i said well that says it all. because, you know, -- but i do know that there is an effort, however effective or ineffective this, for the va addressing a lot of money getting spent on homelessness and suicidology. i don't have any idea

there and why gilmore are committing suicide and becoming homeless? i wonder if any of you have a strategy in mind. specs for this domingo those who don't learn from history are condemned to repeat the errors. no, i have no strategy. i don't think there is a magic bullet. >> by the way, i work for the va but i am not here in the capacity of to represent the va. my thoughts are my own. but i don't know what to extent there is, although as if it is my stand on suicide is quite different than the institutional imperatives. it was kind of funny i went to the cleveland clinic the other day and the hand of the little computer and i stood at the desk with 14 people around me and they gave me a stylus and i was supposed to check off the boxes and i looked and it was you're going to kill yourself today. was a suicide checklist. and i said well that says it all. because, you know, -- but i do know that there is an effort, however effective or ineffective this, for the va addressing a lot of money getting spent on homelessness and suicidology. i don't have any i