we'd left lane like to recognize the staff for sf gov. tv >> please silence all phones and any documents as to say included into the record should be submitted to the city clerk. >> thank you please call item number one. >> it's to receive an duplicate grading on the traffic program. >> supervisor al loss and i sit on the transportation board of directors and i sit on the committee board and we've received an update on a 3 track process. i thought it's helpful to hear about this program and also to be able to weigh in and have input to this program. history i think there's been somewhat a separation on items such as those and this committee can share in ways we work together to improve our schools and neighborhood. so i'm hoping that that our committee can play a bigger roll in facilitating those conversations. we have someone here to give us an you tell date on the program >> thank you, madam chair thank you very much. as supervisor kim said we really welcome our feedback on this program. i'm going to go through it - what we're hoping to

. >> perhaps gov. >> gov would be fine by me too. >> i know that you're very fond of shooting wolveshelicopter. which is understandable enough. have your views on gun laws or wolves changed at all? >> you know, jimmy, i believe that if everybody had guns, then there would be fewer guns in the stores. >> i believe if everybody had guns there would be fewer people left on the streets. >> also good. >> right? what about -- i know it's a touchy subject. same-sex marriage. what is your view on that, please? >> well, the bible says it's gross. and i don't judge it. a lot of the amazing, wonderful people i met in the audience at "dancing with the stars" seem to go that way. >> right. >> but no. >> no? no same-sex marriage. >> uh-uh. marriage is meant for people who wear different kinds of swim suits. >> there's a logic to that that is absolutely indisputable. now, gov, or whoever you are, countless women took up to you. do you have any fashion and hairstyling advice for them? >> well, i'm a fan of the bump-it. also to a tan, a tan you couldn't possibly have in alaska. and that's really all

as the irish saying goesaccess gov tv san francisco government television. >> good evening. the regular meeting for the board of education for tuesday march 12, 2013 is now called to order. roll call please. thank you. >> thank you. /phaoez join me in the pledge of allegiance. can i hear second? thank you. this is for january 22, 2013. roll call please. >> thank you. miss lee, my wong, mr. haney, miss mendoza, miss nor tan. item b. present to the board. >> thank you president norton. good evening. a few comments for tonight. or school site planning was held on march 2. it was very attended. i want to thank everyone that attended. this was an opportunity for everyone to learn about the district's goals moving forward and how to create a plan for how our sites will allocate and use their resources. if you were not able to attend this year's summit, we look forward to seeing you next year. in the meantime, we encourage parents to have a robust conversation about using resources aligned to budget priorities. we also urge you to look at the school's website where the powerpoint p

as a gov knov, i had to cut 10 percent or more from the budget. we kept scooms open and police and firemen still answered the calls and good southern mothers made bis cutes and red-eye gravy . churches still had dinner on the ground and all day singing on fifth sundays. if the president wants to find 83 billion, stop the sweet deals to the big bankings and sequestration somped - solve would. ed -- solved. if you are so bad at math that you can't squeeze a couple of pennies out of the dollar to bance the budget and ready to throw up your hands, here is it a sincere honest and even bipartisan solution. appoint six former governors, three democrats and three republicans no longer in office at the state or federal level . give them two hours and lunch and they will have it figured out before they get to the fried pies in dessert. i would volunteer but i know you would never let me near the budget or the fried pies. i served with governors who can do this . i promise you each much these guys has had to trim more than two and half percent from the budge

scott falls these markets better than most folks i know. >>> turns out the gov was right. immigrant furlough thing is a mess. now, jan brow irstopped short of calling the white house a bunch of liars. i'm not into sure my next guest will show the discrimination it's time to call in the sheriff. time to call in joe. arpaio. oh, myo. >> neil: the perfect amnesty storm. that is what happens when you replace thousand of illegal immigrants from detention centers at the exact same time you're planning to furlough border patrol agents. that's not me saying that. that's the vp of el's a sew's border patrol union saying that and fearing that to sheriff joe arpaio who agrees with that. sheriff, what do you make of this? >> well, it's mind boggling. spent 30 years as a top federal law enforcement official in mexico and south america, the borders, but this -- i don't know what they're trying to do in washington, dc, whether this is a way of giving amnesty to 2,000 people, and you throw in the dream act, what's going to be next? >> neil: you're a lot closer to this than i am and i know

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thank you for watching culturewire on sf gov tv. . >> okay, i'd like to introduce lieutenant dwight waldo, retired from the san francisco police department, he will be our next key note speakers so please listen to mr. dwight waldo >> thank you, drew, i'm very pleased to be here and i'm pleased to see so many people attending. my program today will basically be on training and expertise, being able to go out, understand the gravanis culture and then take it to court and get a successful prosecution. just a little background, i'm not going to read it all. i pretty much go by sergeant because i was only a lieutenant the last 3 months and i found out if you google me under lieutenant you find something. i stick with sergeant because i have about 14 years on google for that. i spent about 28 years as a police officer for the city of san bernardino, california, about 80 miles outside los angeles. among other things i'm recognized as an expert on graffiti in california superior court. without reading all this i want to let you know that i am well rounded, i was supervisor of the unit to be supe

. >> reporter: centered in this debate whether marriage should be considered a gov. -- government issue. >> there are certain things that should not be put up for a vote and gay people and like nongay people deserve to build a life and have dreams of having a family. >> reporter: outlawing same-sex marriage or domier defines marriage as between a man and woman. he believes in traditional marriage but not the same sex marriages. the majority supports same sex marriages but some say it is more important to read the constitution. >> i am against a ban on same- sex marriages because they are simply unconstitutional. >> christina ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and the berkeley couple plan on getting married this june. christian perry have been together 13 years and have raised four boys. it has been hurry up and wait. the other place of in the proposition case. >> we need you to stay right here for our continuing coverage and stevenson is on our way and he will be at the supreme court for tuesday's oral arguments. then on tuesday join us for a special report and that's happening at 6:30 on the pro

jeb bush and wisconsin gov. >> a senate committee is ready to approve an assault weapon ban. but once that happens, even a measure sponsored concedes that it faces a difficult path for koppers. once it gets to the full senate, and probably next month, the measure seems unlikely to survive because of the opposition from republican as a moderate democrats. it also stands little chance of it for the gop run house. the sponsor, senator dianne feinstein says she will be all the help shooting dead because you'll be facing a 800 lb. gorilla, the powerful national rifle association. >> the cha newly unsealed documents that reveal that the man charged with threatening to kill state senator leland yee allegedly sent an e-mail to calling himself a trained marine sniper with 39 confirmed kills and afghanistan. the e-mail says do not make me get to 40. >> this is everett bashman from an earlier court appearance. the e-mail came following senator yees work on gun control legislation. the suspect as pleaded not guilty to a doz

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thank you for watching culturewire on sf gov tv. >> bonnie banks. bonnie banks.on of noise is uncontrolled music. without format. pretty simple affair. pancakes, and you're -- people get up on sundays around noon, weekends or whatever. should not be too hard to walk into place. have your audio alarm clock go off for two hours waking your up while you are eating breakfast with many interesting visuals once in a while. improvisation. listening or not to the person you're playing up against or people or machines. trying to get as many different people in as possible. different genres, experimental noise, electronics, dissonance some drums.a tiny bit of ambient -- the first noise pancake shows, 1999, the first waffle noise, 2001. god-waffle noise, noise pancake came out of cubist art, place on mission street, brutallo, where the church -- opened up his house and saturday morning cartoons. a big space. you can have everybody set up and barely move equipment around; small room for an audience to move around, walkover and get pancakes without getting burned up in the ki

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this resolution is adopted gov >> item 18. >> item 18 is an ordinance amending the building code and adding various sections concerning seismic standards and making conforming changes. >> same house same call? this ordinance is passed on the first reading. [gavel] >> why don't we call items 19 through 22 around the western soma plan. a these items were referred from the land use and economic development committee without recommendation. item 19, ordinance amending the general plan by adding the western south of market area plan making conforming amendments to the housing commerce industry and recreation open space element. the land use index and the soma east soma mission showplace square, potrero and central waterfront area plans. item 20, ordinance amending the planning code by adding and amending various sections to implement the goals, objectives and policies of the western south of market area plan. item 21, ordinance amending the zoning map street to revise use districts and height and bulk districts within the western south of market area plan. and item 22, ordinance amending

i want people to go to our facebook page rainbow push detroit you can click on the white house dot gov link rainbow push detroit click on a link sign the eco to ship so that we can get the white house's attention or you can go to white house that gov directly and search for the stop emergency management say michigan and detroit protect voting rights petition we must get the federal government to intervene and protect our right to vote could this is it possible passed a bill like in the minute we have love this could be the final overreach i mean detroit's a huge city it's a bigger could this be could this be the waterloo for exciter if he blows those this will be the waterloo for rick snyder if he blows this this will be the final overreach emergency manager if it is an emergency manager comes to detroit it will not spill turnaround i believe it will spill disaster the people are not happy about this citizens feel disenfranchised and so we're pushing back not just to save the right to vote but to save the state of michigan. festival of thanks so much for being with us tonight thank you

i had no e-mails on my sf gov account or any city account. and i am not each sure if i remember whether i had deleted an e-mail. i was copied on it. i think in my you know i may have told olive that i don't have any e-mails i deleted them on my personal account. which i do repeatedly. in a matter of housekeeping. >> when the it department did not recover and i did not have in the packet the specific e-mails that were recovered were there e-mails from your account? >> not from my personal account there were no e-mails on my stgov, account. >> i see, thank you. >> mr. ginsberg... >> following up on that. >> sure. >> you get this e-mail, this request from miss gong, what specifically do you do next? >> so i think i got the request either late friday or first thing monday, i think that the question came in some time around noon on friday and i honestly have not looked at my calendar to know if i was in the office. i asked my sfgovaccount. >> what did you do? >> i either searched for anything involving, i searched in response to the criteria in th

gov that i r t. so the question is how much more serious is this problem likely to become in the future and who will suffer the most earlier this week i sat down with peter walker he's the director of water at care here's what he had to say. water scarcity is pretty serious issue facts about one point two billion people across the planet and we have a technical definition it's all about how much renewable water resources are available per person once it gets down below a thousand cubic meters per person the renewable resources we talk about water scarcity who will this affect the most it affects frankly poor people the most obviously if you live in an area of water scarcity it's going to affect you i mean i live in atlanta we don't have water scarcity as such there but we do have the impacts of you know three years without adequate normal rainfall means that i can only water my garden every other day but if you. think about poor people in the horn of africa who've been dealing with. you know periods

it's on the dot-gov domain, it's password protected but it's not on our military proprietary systems. so, we can share the common operating picture that we have with cal ema and we've developed the ability to import data from every allied organization whether it's usgs, the law enforcement agencies, fire, weather, what have you, to be able to put it out in layers so we literally can know everything going on. we can see lightning strikes that cause fires, down to the size of a car fire. we're often able to do predictive analysis that exceeds the ability of fire and other agencies and able to call them up because we can see this and we've trained our battle captains that work in our operations center to think ahead and think three moves ahead whether or not an event they see developing is going to cause a trigger that is going to require national guard or other military forces to deploy. >> if i may, i think it's for us, myself as the senior leader in third fleet, it's about information sharing and intelligence fusion and turning that into actionable knowledge. we have a 24/7 maritime o

mark carney incoming bank of gov why why why doesn't he get a letter can you really a for not to be smoking grass at the bank of england governor office mark carney fannie mae shacks they were methamphetamine. labs that people cooked up the drugs they needed to give them some kind of mental relief from their government stealing their bank accounts from their bankers terrorizing them on a day to day basis being resold on the government meth lab shack market even a for a nickel on the dollar could it all happen could all be sustainable to all real junk it's all smack it's william burroughs as fed reserve chairman imagine william burroughs a naked lunch at fed reserve chairman injecting heroin into his eyeball and you end up with what ben bernanke in work already doing a daily basis did he really afford them anymore can we support support them anymore . so the article follows this one guy jonathan hankins who bought a freddie mac. foreclosure up in oregon and he has a wife and a little child and only two weeks after moving in to discover that it was actually a major meth lab and he's trying to

now they'd rather continues its march to the land of the free gov website why the us authorities think they don't need a warrant to touch a g.p.s. device to pass our car sacrificing americans' privacy to detect citizens every move . and also russia becomes the second most language on the net pushing germany down one place and being surprised only by the web's frank english because of the reasons behind the russian language is growth on the t.v. . and our former pakistani president pervez musharraf has returned to his country after four years of self-imposed exile that's despite the taliban recently threatening to target him with snipers and suicide bombers plans to leave his parting ways and hoping to regain political influence but he faces a series of criminal charges that they are forces have granted him protective bail and freed him from immediate arrest political analyst sultan and harley believes musharraf is banned by foreign patrons without own vested interest in pakistan. the west has. to its advantage it looks for one written the operation. their preference is always a militar

my effective tax rate is 25% more than gov. romney. we have a huge revenue problem, let us get the facts out here. let's close tax loopholes that allow facebook and to ge and horizon and all of these corporations not to pay any income taxes and get refunds. host: the republican argument is they have already given the president a tax increase to wealthier americans, we are not going to give him another one. caller: there is going to be a tax increase on facebook, on ge. from 0 to 10%? come on. if these corporations were wealthy individuals, maybe they go from 10% to 15%. you cannot fund the operations of this federal government with just middle-class taxes alone. host: mitt romney is making his first public appearance since losing the election on fox news sunday. he talked about sequestration, calling it a missed opportunity for the president. we will have more details on other programs coming up. in a word, describe what sequestration means. the gallup organization has taken a look at some of the words americans surveyed on. larger see

own mistakes in their own decisions if they want to impose a stereotype that rather have an italian gov rather than one sponsored by the european union nicholas is this a. verdict on austerity people have had enough now it's primarily a verdict on so tightly and put it good system so i think what we just heard from london is actually it's a bit the other way round to voters in italy have not expressed a nationalist into a sense that they prefer to be governed from rooms and from brussels or just have said they're political i mean twenty five to doesn't want to five hundred say they're going to lecture it could try to say it is them vote we have a twenty five percent of the electorate voted for a referendum on the e.u. that's pretty significant isn't it. it's not the only things i voted for they voted for systems that condenses all the parties that have traditionally by the seen in italy so this is a massive in a way radical revolutionary unpopular italian system first and foremost of course there are elements about your sturdy. putting into question some of the you commitment this is ob

tom happy easter to you or your listeners gov bush rather well thank you and the same to you you're going to marry a duck seriously. if your argument for marriage equality is your argument then why not if i love my duck and my dog loves me who are you to tell me i can't love my dog in cuba live in peace and harmony with my dog while who is i used to live in a floating home on the lam at river in portland oregon and we had a gay pair of ducks would call them adam and steve who for three years in a row came every year they'd come you know during the summer and and live behind our house so i guess it is possible but i don't think anyone would if i decide i want to marry three women i mean once you decide to rewrite the decision and definition of marriage you know who is to say well that is the traditional definition of marriage bill that's i mean how many wives that is the traditional definition of marriage is is either a either a man and multiple women i mean a solomon david or you know a man in there and one of the rapes that's in the bible several times that if you rape a woman gets conse

republican and now at c pac i'll be there by the way at sea pac you're going to have you know republican fed gov talking about breaking up the big banks why these are traditionally democratic party issues where how are the republicans leading on this is does make has to be cool first of all i can't believe they're going to let you in the door it's. going to be a hundred year except the last year i had surgery last year i couldn't go but every year for the last six years of been a slow look the democrats here they're not going to go against the president they're rubber stamping they've they've. checked out the rubber stamping everything over as it was knowable i was going to say that we had a letter fine and we've had no hearings on this in the senate we had me with rand paul ron wyden was the only one to come down and even voiced some concern not everyone who came down and assisted in the filibuster supported the the position of rand paul on the issue of drones but they just supported the fact of durbin so it's something to you know if you want to close it down that's what he said but the issue

how can the federal government work with cities, with platforms like cities.data,.gov and other systems like that. how can we liberate some of this data while also protecting privacy and confidentiality which is hugely important and something that we're seeking to celebrate and support in a way our customers which i'm sitting alongside here, for the entrepreneurs and the organizations that are using consuming this data to turn them into real value. that is something that is very significant priority for the administration and that's why the president launched an open data initiative to support. >> let me dig a little more on the federal side. can you talk a little more about the work that you specifically are doing and sort of, you know, how the department of energy when it became interested in open data, what is available right now? >> there is so much available for start-ups right now. it's hard to choose a few favorites. wow, i can tell you what some of the best ones that people have told me are the most popular so that will be like many other things in the start-up world, it's not t