to give them a and to give them the most -- my job is to keep the meter on as long as i can for thesers. my job is to pick up the people of san francisco. i am not going to be slandered when we do projectiles can act. we do things for the city and county on a daily basis. we have the largest wheelchair accessible van program in the u.s. and our customers are happy and we try to improve it daily on a daily basis. getting back to the reality of the facts, the city needs more taxicabs. it needs to help the people of san francisco. taxi stands are major issue in planting these programs and if we do not do it, you have a set industry if we do not help out. thank you for everything you have done. i know you're tired and it has been a long day. god bless all of you. fáchairman nolan: next speaker. >> i would like to speak about a couple of things i have forgot about during my last times talking. since you people have taken over the cab industry, it has gotten worse and worse and worse. i am making $100 less a night than they used to make three or four years ago. that is because of the situat

i give to you secretary mineta. [applause] >> i cannot think of a more appropriate gift tonight than to receive this bat. i want to thank the mayor, and everyone, members of the board of supervisors, for hosting this event tonight. all of us who have had the privilege of serving in public service have gone to that point because we were standing on the shoulders of those who preceded us. i want everybody here to remember that whenever they do in the future, bring everything you are and bring everything you want to the jobs you are going to be doing. there are tremendous opportunities that are out there. asian-pacific american heritage week is a time for all of us to be able to show the majority community what we are capable of doing. it is also a time when people in the asian pacific american community are learning about each other. many people say that the united states should be a melting pot. i did not believe in the melting pot theory. when you have a melting pot, you put all the ingredients into the bowl, stir i

that gives us some comfort level. >> we are willing to give you a progress report on what is going on at the arbitration level, in terms of plans and executions, if that would convince you to give us that time. we are shooting for six months, and we are hoping to achieve that. so we are asking for one last continue as of this matter. >> i would like to give a continuance. i think everybody pretty much agrees, but commissioner walker expressed something below bit different. i did not hear you make a motion. did you want to? >> i would tend not to do a continuance, coupled the order, hold it in abeyance -- to uphold the order, hold it in advance and then maybe have a check-in. let me ask the city attorney, if we uphold the order with the six months old, can we add to that, if we need, within that six months' time? if there is an emergency delay or something? >> i am not sure. i would have to check. you would then modify the order of abatement to allow the six months to complete the work, is that when you are saying? >> yes. >> if it came to you within six months, the question would be t

there are things that we can give them and things that they can give austria for instance, they might be able to tell us they have already been requiring electronic filing. i do not know, but they might tell me exactly how to do that, and they might give you the software to do it. i do not know, but that is the type of thing that might come up. that is the comment i had to make. chair hur: thank you very much. i do have a couple of comments. anything file electronically is available immediately on our side, is that correct? >> that is right. these records are already filed in electronic format. we are just eliminating the paper. chair hur: ok. there should not be any additional delay, or there is no need to further provide for a timeline for when they are available because they are automatically available, if and when an electronic filers files the documents? >> yes. as soon as we receive the documents, the staff has access to them. vice president studley: just to be clear. staff does not need to do anything with it? a person hits submit. it goes into the system and is accessible to s

we give you the facts.2005 the republicans wrote a letter, a lot of governors did asking for quote flexibility to manage their tanf programs, that's the welfare program and increased waiver authority. now, listen to what president obama pushed for in this proposal in 2012. watch. quote greater flexibility in tanf that's the welfare program program, and grant states waivers. that would appear to be nearly ideal language. well, what president obama did was give the republicans exactly when they wanted. in fact, back in 2009 look at all these governors, 29 different governors that signed the letter saying please give us that waiver. we need the flexibility. tim pawlenty barber arnold schwarzenegger who is this guy? oh yeah mitt friggin' romney, governor of massachusetts. he asked for the waiver. obama said republicans, you win i'll give you the waiver. then they turned around and said, we got you. you don't want people to work ha ha, ha. look there are two rules here on "the young turks" regarding republicans.

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why wouldn't the judge give him a break here? >> it is fair. the judge might give him a break.e heard the expression be careful what you do because it might just come back to bite you. well, this case is a visual aid for that, rob. it's what we call public policy law. the law is on the books to protect people, to keep people from trying to feed alligators and things like this happening, losing their hands. it's also to protect the wildlife and the animals because if they get too used to humans feeding them they lose their fear of humans. and you do have these terrible incidents happening. so the reason that the law is on the books is to protect the public and to keep other people -- it's a deterrence law, a public policy. keep other people from doing it. now, even though what avery talked about is true, he is facing up to 60 days in jail. the judge could just say to him i'll give you probation, one day in jail. the judge can do anything within that range, and given what this man has already suffered i don't think the judge is going to throw the book at him. >> so let's see how

to be able to give back to those kids. to give them opportunity. to give them that light, for them a future. you went to the united states and you told your story, basically now you rescued all of us. god put us here for a reason, and put me here to survive all of these obstacles that i went through for a reason. basically to go out and help. >> reporter: lopez lives and trains in portland, oregon. his newly released book "running for my life," is raising awareness of the plight of displaced children in southern sudan. >> put everything in god's hand and follow what your heart and god relationship tells you to do. we all have different things that go through our lives. we are all racing in our hearts in different ways. we all have things we need to overcome. you just have to step on that line and race. get there. call god. and say, hey, i'm here. help me. forgive me. that's the way we all need to do. >> reporter: the olympic 5k runs 12.5 laps. the next four require perseverance, but it is in lopez's last lap and a half when he prepares to strike. t

citizen and give it to another. so obviously you are going to have thousands of people out there wanting the money. you will have thousands of other people saying, hey, take his money instead, don't take mine. if you give congress the power to take from one individual or citizen and give to another, you are obviously going to have people asking for that money. >> that is probably the challenge of organize 0ing -- organizing your society. guest: that is going to be the problem. host: good morning. caller? caller: i would like for either one of your two guests to look at an article in the "star." there is a company that is i data -- that is a data mining company. they have been analyzing private personal financial details of people all over the country for contribute tores -- contributors trying to locate people that can give anywhere from -- up to the $5,000 limit. this company evidently has not received any money for mr. romney who they are doing this data mining for. it is my understanding that this would be an in-

we will give you the information we can give you. anything regarding the criminal investigation moving from this point forward we will not be able to give you information about that. so at this time i will have each of the individuals identify themselves and spell their names for you. >> city of oak creek fire chief. >> inspector richard schmidt. sheriff's office. >> i'm with the milwaukee county d.a. >> special agent. >> good afternoon, i'm the special agent in charge of the fbi. >> chief john edwards from the oak creek police department. first of all, i want to send out our condolences to the sikh community for this tragic event that happened today and talk to you a little bit about what happened and give you what i can. what we had happen is our officers responded to a 911 call. the officers stopped this from being worse than it could have been. our officers responded to the scene and did find a victim and we are dealing with that individual. a 20 year veteran was ambushed, shot multiple times. we expect him to recover. and anothe

frank is giving us that.ou see across the country that this hate rock plays in causing bad behavior and tragedy like we just saw on sunday in wisconsin. >> well, frank mention it is music is central to the movement. the music in some ways to a large extent in his -- is the movement or is a very big part of the movement. and it -- provides opportunities for recruitment and provides opportunities to generate receive knew and probably most importantly, it provides a variety of different occasions for individuals of like mind to come together and who share a common cause and it helps them sustain their beliefs and -- and -- provides them in a sense of reinforcement. the lyrics are laced with ideas of violence and aggression. the dances are aggressive. the tattoos are shown off and reinforced, you know, prominent symbols like swastikas and others. and so everything about the music is -- it provides a great opportunity for these folks to reinforce their mindset. >> you know, prank, when i heard you talking about th

where is my word that you give me? to give me nothing. you don't care.e here today to read my letter of resignation. it is with mixed emotions that on august 21, i am resigning from my position on the committee. the reason i have made this decision is the board to which we are advisory -- does not to give -- take seriously any of our recommendations. the board also continues to [unintelligible] contains over 100 years of driving experience. we continue to lose ground and the fact the medallions will be sold and not earned. our hard work is continuing this respected. i hope we take seriously at some point of those who actually do the work that is a necessary part of transportation in san francisco. i would like to add the arrogance of this board is amazing. none of you know anything about [inaudible] accept malcolm -- except malcolm heinicke. please demand it go away. thank you. Ñi>> our last two speakers. >> this afternoon, commissioners. you have a nest egg, a golden goose. you got $20 million from the taxi industry. it cannot even run the buses. you un

let's give him a hand. [applause] thank you. the gentleman who brought all this to your attention, i want to thank him, too. mr. charles mcclinton. he wrote the letter and made the phone calls and made the connections for us to be here today. let's give him a nice hand. [applause] >> i thank you all. i am the committeeperson and i will always be one. i would like to speak on that mural. it is history. he was a -- played with charlie parker and people that era. all those people are on that mural. i think it should be on the tour of san francisco to give us a little bit about annett side to people who are visiting of the history of the jazz district, the true history. and also, here we have mr. marion sullivan of the very prominent soltan family. he was a little shy about speaking but supervisor -- what we do not know about mr. sullivan is he has contributed to this community in so many ways to people who could not help themselves. he has helped people who could not help themselves. he and his brother, the fillmore auditorium was

all right all right i'll give it to you. but i want your take on something there's an article up on alternate corner called patrick. that's making some rounds in the libertarian commuters now and he writes in it the libertarian libertarianism is quote a radical hard economic doctrine promoted by wealthy people are your thoughts on this i don't think that's true at all i mean a lot of libertarian say we're right of the right on economic stuff and left of the left liberal stuff i you know i go with what for instance gary johnson says i think most people in this country are socially tolerant and fiscally conservative do i think it's run by a lot of big money people i'll just point to how much money the libertarian party has and how much gary johnson's been able to raise and he's doing quite well but if anybody thinks there's big money behind the libertarian party and it's all a conspiracy from the far right which i don't think it's really far right i really don't the money is just not there the flow of money that comes to the l

>> i don't believe small businesses should ever give things away for nothing or give a discount for somebodying. i don't think that works. i think more so education works and showing the value. >> showing how easy it is. finally one entrepreneur wants to know how to convince small business owners to change their ways. >> i'm in the travel management industry. and we've saved companies time and money. how do you convince small to medium businesses that they need to contract services that will save them time and money rather than just it themselves? >> again this is all about education, right? >> all about education. me for one, it's very difficult for somebody to sell me something that i do myself. >> but travel -- >> exactly travel in the business. so it has to be an education process and a trust process. it's not about money and saving time. even though she thinks it is. it's about trust and education. once you start thinking in those terms maybe she can come up with a better way to sell her product. >> i think you need a little bit of both. buying things and choosing vendors is an incredib

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i do not mind giving progress reports and coming in and giving you more of an idea as to what is happening at our local, but i do not want anything drastic to happen at this point when we are right in the middle of trying to finalize the judgment. >> how about we continue this for a maximum of up to six months, but we hear it earlier, as soon as a resolution is achieved with the arbitrator. >> that is fine. >> then our department should get an update on how to arbitration is going so that we can schedule it earlier. can we do that? >> we have already continued it three times. i want to say that i think there is a life safety issue. you may well take it on, which it sounds like you have, but nonetheless, i think we need to really put down, like, that we need this resolved. i would favor a shorter continuance so we get these people before us with the final proposal. that is why i was suggesting three months. if you wanted done by six months, that is the way it will have to play, in my opinion. i will not support six months, but i would a three-month continuance. >> can we make a motion to ex

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he would not give details of the transaction. it is nott( credible. >> but the guns get turnover at the same time. >> they do, but the process also shows that the shares account of what that agreement was is not credible. >> but even if he said the words that the inspector says that he said, what is the motive to lie about selling the guns 15 years ago if they end up all being in the same place and end up getting turned over together? are you trying to make an allegation that he was trying to keep one gone from the police so he could have it for himself? >> i think the sheriff was confronted with this order, did not like the idea of having to turn over his firearms. i do not think anyone likes the idea of having to turn over what they have, and he made it -- a stupid decision o. he decided, i do not want to give these to the san francisco police department. i am suspicious of them. i did not have a great relationship with them. i want to keep the weapons under my control. i'm not saying it is rational. but it is understandable th

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i had to give a bit of thought to the purpose of these boxes in which box by fit in. so, i was born in iran and it is in the continent of asia, a marked agent. so, in asian. you should have seen the look on the administrator when i turned in my application. today those boxes no longer applied. we all live in one world and we are all the same. we are part of the same energy. we can no longer take the attitude of not in my backyard. in today's world, if someone in china sneezes, we all catch the flu in san francisco. we have seen the impact of such a ripple effect in the recent economic crisis. in today's global economy, peace in the least, the aids epidemic in africa, the world hunger crisis, and making sure that every child has access to a decent education is all -- our responsibility. we have to use diplomacy to prevent war. we have to have compassion for mankind, no matter which continent they are from or which color they are, creed or religion. we all have to do our part to bring peace, harmony, and equality to the world. thank you so much for this amazing award. [

we are a country of laws. , give up the laws, we give up everything america is made of -- when we give up the laws, we give up everything america is made up. [applause] border control is not just every time someone icrosses the border, there goes another one. we have a lot of good talent that comes to our universities. they come here and we educate them and given the talent and emmys and the back to their country. we need to expend the working department so we keep the talent here and also do it legally so that it works. people think it is one or the other, but it is not. >> questions. raise your hand. i will call you out if i can. there in the red. >> i am a foot soldier at the white house. i miss having a discussion was someone about economic issues. had to deal with it ahmanson and recognizes there could be an issue on the policies? governor christie, you are reaching for your microphone? >> in new jersey, i in the first pro-black governor who has been elected since roe versus wade. -- pro-life governor president- elect it since roe versus wade. i think what most people who are conc

i give him a b. kevin brady gives him an a. dick armey gives him a b plus overall. dick, b plus, very lenient. >> well, again, remember i i'm grading on the curve that has obama. he's also got a handicap here because he's being so much surrounded now by political consultants. he needs to rise above him as reagan did repeatedly. quite frankly, i think he's a strong candidate. i have said before obama was 100% against us and against all common sense. mitt romney is at least 80% on our side and for common sense. his weaknesses are minimal by comparison. we're making a big turnaround for america and an absolutely imperative turnaround at the absolutely imperative right necessary time if we get mitt romney elected president. >> all right. but, kevin brady, he's got to spell it out and make the connection between lower taxes and fewer regulations and energy. he's got to say to people, here's how we are going to do it. he's got to say, here's how we are going to do it, kevin. i will give you the last word. >> i'm confident he will. he and paul ryan are going to be strong m

let's give a hand for them. [applause] the good government awards also support spur's good government work. it is a central part of our mission. our agenda is admittedly ambitious. we analyze every local measure on the san francisco ballot, which until recently was a pretty formidable task. we participate in most of the major issues of city government from pension and payroll tax reform to some of the most important discussions on how we fund a lot of our public services, whether that finding different revenue streams for our parks, are trying to find new ways to fund public transportation in the city. we're very happy to be working with mayor lee and the board to address a lot of these issues. this will clearly be a busy year for us. another component of our work is connecting the city's robuspro o assistance with our many business partners. this is a core part of mfac original purpose in san francisco. we are focused on building this capacity once again. as everyone here knows, the nature of how cities are doi

but i do believe that it gives the media bias toward president obama, gives him about 2% to 3% of the popular vote. am i wrong on that? >> i don't know if i would calculate it 2% to 3%. i think it's really hard to put a speck number to t. i think what you can look at in swick states and divorce are getting a lot of their information and that has changed over the last couple of cycles. you have influx of television ads and a lot of negative advertisements way earlier than we usually have and voters are looking at that, too just as much as a voter turns on the tv and sees a quick news clip and also watching a television advertisement. these are also a source of information for a lot of voters. so keep that in mind seeing those ads hurt sherrod brown the liberal senator there. doctor, do you teach in summer classes at charlottesville? are you teaching anything this summer. >> absolutely. always teach. >> bill: so you are teaching, right? so these zombie kids paying a lot of money to go to the university so they are all for obama, most of them, i would imagine. do you ever ask them why th

give it to him. and a week later, i get a phone call he said, brad, he sayings i've had this for two years now i don't know why but i feel like it's supposed to be yours. it came right around. my favorite page come back to me. i owe him. it was the other page i love. the other one i will answer is sue dib any. the character in the book dies. it's the death scene in the head. you want it to be emotional. but rags drew the heck out of it. and just i looked at it. i remember seeing it for the first time. it was a husband holding the dead wife. he drew it like it was his dead wife. i look that the page and i said we have a problem here. this is going to really freak people out. it's going to move people in a way i hope they understand that what we're trying to do here. and i love that page. so, i'll kill rags if he sold it. he did sell it. he sold it to me. it's true. okay. last question then we'll sign some books. anyone got a question? in the back. sorry. didn't see you. >> [inaudible] >> yeah. no. i l

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we're willing to give the other guy a shot.y that was in trouble, the president would have much more of an ability to have mileage with these arguments. he's got the chance to do it, but when you're running with 8.3% unemployment potentially, an anemic economic growth, it means that there are two competing considerations voters are going to make. they might side with the president and say yeah, don't touch medicare. but they might say, you know what? these people want to fix things. i don't know if we agree, but we're willing to give them a shot. the opportunity's there for the republicans because of where the economy is and how people have felt about the president's economic stewardship. >> jessica, you get our last 15 seconds. and let me just say, who next week goes up in the polls as a result of this? because we know democrats were, quote, salivating. >> oh, i think romney gets a bump out of this. i mean, paul ryan is an enormously likeable guy. he's been very charismatic on the stump. >> here he is, here's what we say, and

give your stocks a hard time.em to a higher standard and ring the register on the names you like the least and the ones that are up the most. after the break uh i'll try to make you more money. >>> tonight we are divingo the "mad money" rally play book teaching you the disciplines to help you take advantage of a big up day. over and over again i have been telling you short-term rallies are on opportunity to [ sell, sell, sell ] not buy. extolling the virtues of something that may sound obvious but can be hard to put into practice because it runs counter to what our emotions say we should do when stocks are going higher. people don't like to hear about selling stocks except when they are panicked and think the world is falling apart. then they want to be given permission to sell everything even when that's almost always a mistake. generally most want to know about buying, especially what to buy. ultimately you should have a plan for selling every single stock you own. every stock you buy you should have a plan to g

they will give you a full refund.ils and give them a call at 1800-356-5967. 1-800-356-5967. the thing that i find most delicious, and i didn't know this about paul ryan until yesterday. he says, now, here is -- he said yesterday, in one of his interviews, here is what i will bring to the ticket. here is what i offer: >> i believe that my record of getting things done in congress. >> uh-huh. >> will be very helpful compliment to governor romney's executive private sector experience outside of washington. >> right. in thirteen years, getting thins done in congress. two bills. two bills have his name on them. one renames a post office and the other changes the tax breaks for arrows used in archery. i did not that i can make this up, kids. this is what we've got. they say he is ready to take over as president of the united states? give me a break. stevie lee webb is more ready than paul ryan. tom is calling from madison. no. not madison wisconsin. mod son, alabama. hi, tom. >> hello sir. i believe that the fact mitt romne