with i've always it's not just handicapped people who have to overcome difficulties . if it's not an achievement for an ordinary person. it shouldn't be thought of as an achievement for us either. i'm talking about higher education and finding an interesting job. thank. you i deeply appreciate all that you do. the source and i'm so grateful that you're here. you're a great man you changed people's lives you changed my life and i'll never forget you. all and all i consider myself happy judging by the outcome of my life as a girl at some point campbell newman of all my dreams have come true i even have a son now. the only good he every is not actually his son but his official guardian and the system too. go and wash your hands markie pop. i said i'm surprise you didn't want to become a teacher. they met twelve years ago on a mountain hike to lonely people a deaf and blind professor and a fourteen year old boy who'd run away from home. i felt bored lost at home so it was tough days my parents were divorced so much so and i know my mother felt really bad about it which i c

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government needs their knowledge and they have to feel needed but how can we consider anyone so handicapped to be complete. i did not been for that speech alexander savor of may never have decided to write his doctoral thesis or achieve the title of professor he would not have written his research articles or trust academic conferences through every moment of despair it was because he remembered those cruel accusations of deficiency that he forced himself to keep going to continue living and working. but they've done a thorough you will i've always said it's not just handicapped people who have to overcome difficulties. if it's not an achievement for an ordinary person. it shouldn't be thought of as an achievement for us either. i'm talking about higher education and finding an interesting job. was. i deeply appreciate all that you do. and i'm so grateful that you're here. you're a great mayor you change people's lives you change my life and i'll never forget you. all in all i consider myself happy judging by the outcome of my life as a. member of all my dreams have come true i even have a

with i've always it's not just handicapped people who have to overcome difficulties . if it's not an achievement for an ordinary person. it shouldn't be thought of as an achievement for us either. i'm talking about higher education and finding an interesting job. was i. was a school i deeply appreciate all that you do. the source and i'm so grateful that you're here. you're a great man you changed people's lives you changed my life and i'll never forget you. all in all i consider myself happy judging by the outcome of my life as a thought but some point campbell newman of all my dreams have come true and i even have a son now. the. only good he every is not actually his son but his official guardian and assistant. go and wash your hands markie pop. i said i'm surprise you didn't want to become a teacher. they met twelve years ago on a mountain hike to lonely people a deaf and blind professor and a fourteen year old boy who'd run away from home. i felt bored lost at home. it was tough days my parents were divorced but still and i know my mother felt really bad about it

i've worked for a social worker for the city and this is my concern and i've worked with the handicap. so [inaudible]. thank you. >> thank you. thank you. >> is there anyone on the bridge line? >> no. council member kostanian. >> bring your mic. >> thank you. i wanted to address another part of the transit line on market street. and i found that to be very much not absent to people with a manual wheelchair or electric wheelchair. the sidewalks in the middle of the street have no way to get on top of it. that's one of the main reasons i gave up and didn't come down on market street. and that's been over a number of years and i think we really have to look at that. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. good afternoon, everyone. i'm wilson and i would like to mention a couple of things in my report today. i want to thank you guys for everyone who sends invitations to us to go to different events. they are awesome. can't get them all, but i do go to the ones that i can. and i just want to say keep them coming because you never know where i will show up. thank you very much. special to th

particularly regard the false and legality uncertain california environmental act and accessibility of the handicap walk between union square and market street replacing is by benches does not meet the standards. secondly, the subway will be 80 feet above market street subjecting it to earthquake and no litigation has been presented. i recall horrifically to the thousands that died in berlin. put that in your memory. it is important that we subject the analysis >> their - i wanted to speak about homeless seniors. we've been working in the tenderloin six months trying to get some beds designated for seniors. i think we were almost there and everything seems to have blogged down. i think it would be helpful if the board of supervisors would inspect some funds for. i find that i have worked with ken and others. and they would have seniors at curry who come in 12 a month of they're new clients are likely to be homeless. they can come from anywhere in the city just because you're not in that neighborhood become desperate for a place to stay. they need - you don't put them too far away from the bathroom

protests were put down it certainly made the eu said ben take notice saying that this will block and handicap the eu membership and that is the eu speaking about that. thank you for your contribution. let me bring in our guest. in terms of what abdullah is saying, the events of what happened today, no relation at all. is there not a feeling in turkey that the style of government umbrellas all this and leads to the feeling that the government is trying to control more people's lives? >> the government is and -- interfering with the trial which is not proved exactly. what is going on with the trials with the military has exposed the flaws of the turkish democracy. because of the way the trials were conducted has been widely criticized by all human rights organizations. it has not -- they did not abide by the rules of any normal liberal democratic judiciary process. i think this cannot -- this needs to be acknowledged. what had it -- matters to me today is the maturity of the political debate in turkey sells -- still seems to be very low. we have conspiracy against conspiracy. the idea that they

how do you handicap the remaining competition? look what wi keep price honest in the market are the low-cost carriers like southwest. lori: thank you so much. george hamlin. >>> okay, ne on "money," surprise, another key provision of obamacare is being delayed and this one could cost you big-time. rmer reagan economic advisor art laffer joins us with reaction. >>> plus should e-cigarettes be regulated like normal cigarettes? one mayor is looking to do that and it could be a calamity for both t booming business and blic health across the countr don't go away. more "money" coming up. ♪ ♪ lori: okay, news out todayf another obamacare delay. and this one could cost awe lot of money. there was supposed to be a cap on hhw much we'd all have to pay out-of-pocket for health care but that provision is now in jeopardy and it could hurt big-time. wendell goler is following the story for us with the latest. wendell? lori, federal officials say it turns out some insurers use separate companies to administer medical coverage and drug benefits a

so it seems that his handicap at some point came up. you see a second officer get on the bus and you see them raising up his shirt. >> the attorney says they tased him on his bare skin and they take him off the bus. once he's on the sidewalk, the attorneys allege they deployed the taser on him a second time. >> that is disturbing to see them prepare his skin to get the taser. >> here you can see him doing an interview with syracuse.com. >> when the trains hit me, it bruised part of right side of my brain, making the whole left side weak. i think them tasing me made the left side even weaker. >> his lawyer is alleging excessive force and unnecessary force where the police allege that he was resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. charges are pending. he was eventually taken to jail and his attorney says he plans to sue for his treatment in jail because he had a broken hip and he was forced to stand up in the jail instead of being allowed to sit in his wheelchair. >> they wanted him to sit on the bus but forced him to stand once he was i

the people that carry my business are handicapped. this would eliminate them as consumers. and the park let across the street losing or those 23 spots would be gone. mta has been aggressively pushing this plan but some of the presentations have been less than honest. they tell us how much parking there is but half of the street is unavailable every morning he and beneficiary bush street is inner available every morning. they count yell or white zones available for us and our consumers to use. there are many more examples in the meetings. i've been collecting signatures and the omittance consensus is we have the clearly marked bible bike lanes. but this is financial damaging and it's unfair for a commercial district you wouldn't san francisco do this to fillmore street or other streets do do this to us >> thank you (calling names). >> good afternoon. hi. i'm here for the pomp street project just opened a restaurant there. i'm worried about how that effects business and whether or not the customers have parking spaces. i hear that putting that towards the public transportatio

from the outset, sonne didn't see autism as a handicap but also as a gift.n his opinion, kids like lars have the potential to do great things. >> a train driver but he is against it. he think i should be something else. >> i think you could be a good train driver, but i also think you could be good at inventing new trains that does not pollute so much. >> highly-gifted, lars will most probably do well in whichever career he chooses. he's an inspiration to his father. >> without lars i will never have gotten the idea, to start this concept. so it's a family thing. >> thorkil sonne has set himself an ambitious goal -- to help create one million jobs for young people with autism worldwide. >> now we would like to ask you for your comments on how globalisation is affecting us all. you can give us your take online by filling in our global 3000 questionnaire. and today we hear from a massai in tanzania. >> my name is tumaini zakaria matinda. i am 33 years old. i am living in arusha, tansania. >> what do you do for a living? >> my profession is tour guide. i just d

you can see people up on the curb taking two parking spaces, parked in clearly marked handicap spaces. all pretty bad parking jobs. because of that a page has been created called perse worst parkers. they're shaming these people, as you can see from this facebook page. license plate, clearly visible. >> if you look at the photos, it's not just one every couple of days. they're constantly uploading. >> one of the reasons people are so concerned about bad parking, the laws are about to change and people can now in this area get a fine of up to 270 australian dollars. about 245 u.s. dollars. this is a big deal to people. >> this is a pricey ticket for to the paying attention when you pull your car into a space. are you that much -- unless you are having a baby you don't need to park like that. >> it's not just paying attention. it's just disregard. >>> patricia the lamb was born paralyzed in every limb. >> in those cases that would mean patricia would end up in a slaughterhouse but today, guys, she doesn't. >> the story of how she was given a second chance to get walking. >>> and talk ab

what is the handicap parking situation at the special olympics? they must have to just stack like 100 cars into those 2 spots. how else are they going to do it? we started at the beginning. we did our homework.

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capsizing of the swiss boat over a debate for the change for rutters for safety that some said will handicap their boats. it was tossed by an international sailing jury. despite criticism, fans defended the billionaire's sport. >> i can not imagine a prettier place. people are enjoying it. i think it is a great deal for the sport. >> just three super high-tech 72 foot catamarans competed. and today new zealand became the challenger. >> the winner of the cup, team new zealand. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: at a news conference, the skipper was asking about taking them on. >> you know, you look across the air and they look strong. and they got huge results and they, you know, they -- they have gone sailing with two boats. sailing teams, getting bike all of the time. so, hard to say what exactly their strength is that sort of it is almost hard it to see the weaknesses. >> what fans saw and continue to see is some of the most advancing racing boats built ming over the bay at speeds greater than 50 miles an hour. they were just off shore, up close and personal. for most of the fans it say fr

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. >> is it handicap accessible? >> absolutely. >> do you have the tapes? >> audio guides. >> those are pretty good. >> i happen to really like our audio guide. i happen to be a voice on it. maybe i'm not an impartial contributor. but i think for me i really like using audio guides. the act of looking is something that takes a great deal of attention. it takes away from looking at the work of art, which you will only get to see in this. if you can listen to something, you can understand a bit more about what you're looking at and also people you're learning something. >> there's also a thing where you can actually push it ahead if you want to move on. >> you don't have to go on any set course. there are numbers. you can go to any picture that has a number. >> thank you for telling us about this and for more information about this beautiful exhibit, you can call 415-750-3600. going to leave you now at a look of clips from the upcoming dance festival. i'm susan sikora. thank you for watching. a vi .. >>> i don't want people to think this is how oakland is. >>

we also think about americans with disabilities act, about handicapped toilets. those tend to have the seats and a little bit higher, so they are easier to get in and out. >> i would like to continue that discussion when we talk about aging in place. as people get older in their homes, we need to accommodate the special needs. good. and some of these are -- i guess these are all one piece. we used to see separate tanks. >> that is the new trend. traditionally, it would be a separate tank and a separate seat, and now, there are melding together. i like that look a lot. it is a very clean line. again, less things to clean. a low profile. very elegant looking. >> you have people in your showroom, and they look around and look at toilets, what do you see that they are looking for? what do they buy? >> number one, they want a toilet they can flush. that is definitely important. but then, water savings. i guess lastly would be the esthetics of it. the ada, or comfort height, as they call it -- >> let me interrupt you. hey, how're you doing? are you shopping for a toile

gave me a discount but offered to give me a full discount, it was very challenging to have a large handicapped dog and her kindness met the world to me, i had attended the meeting about pse coming into the par rena and i had hoped for a constructive conversation about how the stores can co-exist and i still hope for that. at that time, it was a very decisive, rude, i felt on part of the porters of the marina pet boutiques but i hope at the end of this, we can all work together and i would like to patronize everybody. thank you. >> thank you, as the next speaker comes up, i'll call more names. (calling speaker names). >> good afternoon, commissioner, my name is rainy defeld, i've been a marina resident for the last 36 year and is a merchant on lombard street, ask i live on that terrible part of lombard so i walk by the proposed site of pet food express every day, i would like to give a list of the businesses that closed, the kelly's, the grove, 20 year, the beauty store, 20 years, smash, 17 years, sq, 15 years, chadwick of london, 10 years, cheaters eye wear, 4 years, rainwater, laundromat, app

one question i have about this i really feel that seniors and handicapped and severely ill should be considered part of minority because basically they're a significant part of the population, and they can also be adversely impacted. now, if you adopt this this would possibly be a legal basis and criteria for provekz of services to minorities and i feel that seniors and the disabled should be considered part of that, and if you don't decide to innercorporate seniors and the disabled maybe the government does and this could be a point of legal contest. the second thing is in respect to minorities throughout the richmond district there are asian speaking people. they are not -- many don't speak english and they have been severely impacted by the transit effectiveness projected and one stopped at park presidio and my understanding you're going to curtail the service further and like the ft. sutter run and the trolleys are still there and basically a violation of civil rights with the transit effectiveness project. it really is wrong headed. it's based on supply and demand. it's not base

. >>> commuters using the train will find a new and improved station in -- handicapped accessory elevator towers and an elevator bridge. a raised platform, 2,000 commuters use this station each day. >>> from present day commuting improvements to fantastic ones that are set in the future. let's go back to kai who has more on one man's vision of transporting people. kai? >> reporter: that's right, vic. it may sound like science fiction right now, but the inventors believe the hyper loop may one day redefine long distance travel. it sounds like something out of the cartoon show the jetsons, a space age method of transport that some day could get you from new york to l.a. in less than an hour. superstar entrepreneur hinted at the project in an interview with the tech site. >> i have a name for it which is called the hyper loop. it's a concord, a rail gun and an air hockey table cross. >> reporter: the basic idea has been around for decades. while we don't know when or if it will ever be built it has captured the imagination of futurists. videos of this one on youtube are attempting to show wh

nats: it has nothing to do with handicapped.d hard to plead her case but it was too late so she took her frustration out on the nearest person who happened to be me. nats: i teach ethics, don't you ever touch my camera and you just get that thing out of my face don't you ever touch my camera. again and you allow him to do that well i cant do anything about it you just wnt to provoke me that all. so the cameras on the bus do have a slight benefit on one is going to attack the bus unless the giants win the world series. the buses can only get you if you are double parked or parking in a bus zone, which by the way is a 271 dollar ticket. the buses can't catch city workers parked illegally and guess what the city worker has to pay the ticket not the city. so a little advice. as the sfmta adds more camera in more buses be mindful where you park so you don't get a parking ticket in you mail box. oh and one final note, the so called ethics teacher apparently wasn't don with me as she roll by blows me a kiss and backs up take another lo

in a crisis but national guard's 129th rescue wing based here in the bay area has been severely handicapped. why this elite force has found itself a victim of washington politics. those stories and much morning tonight at 6:00. >>> all right. before that a quick look at weather. >> we'll deliver it for your quick getaway friday. it's our live kpix weather camera looking across the bay waters. branson photojournalist at the helm looking out from treasure island towards the city of san francisco. yes, nothing says friday night, it's your weekend, like that, right? >> and now what you're looking at is actually a seasonal weather pattern. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> schieffer: tonight, america on alert. the state department warns americans traveling overseas, that al qaeda terror threat, and closes more than 20 embassies and consulates. david martin has the latest. anthony mason reports unemployment has fallen to a four-and-a-half-year low, but. >> reporter: does the job market look any better to you? >> until i get a job, to me it's the same. >> schieffer: dr.