do you have anything else, hansen? >> i just want to read a little bit of what i wrote. >> go ahead. >> i had talked with c.o. mcdaniel and told her that i was the kind of guy that wore his heart on his sleeve. and speaking straight from the heart, i told her i was out of line. i was only playing. i didn't mean any disrespect and i would never do anything to put her job in jeopardy. i also said i would back off and stop joking around with her if that's what she wanted. i also told her that i thought she was an awesome person and had a great personality. and with our conversations, she was an inspiration on wanting me to get off my ass and get out of prison. i know i'm an idiot. and i shouldn't play around with staff and prison. i apologize wholeheartedly to c.o. mcdaniel, to this hearings board, and to the facility. i meant no disrespect. it will not happen again. i have no intentions on compromising staff or the security of the facility. >> anything else? if nothing else, the board will make a decision. >> hansen wait

much more comfortable with crops generated through a systemic approach dr hansen and the dean at the end of misuse school of agriculture as you see in the sea mail are trying to say that their chili will not be considered a g.m.o. in the european union and other countries that ban or curtail their use they make this argument despite laws that clearly say the systemic approach like the one m.m.s. use using is in fact creating a genetically modified organism. doctors sara laney from the university of kahn in france has helped shape european policy towards genetically modified organisms called the european union and hundred fifty countries around the world the definition of goods here no is not the matter where the gene comes from it is a matter of genes ninety five vitro in its you know the backbone of the origin of the gene what is clear is that more than one hundred countries around the world may require all chili from new mexico to be tested for genetic engineering or even bar imports from u.s. farmers out right this burgeoning resistance to genetically modified organisms results as

much more comfortable with the crops generated through a systemic approach dr hansen and the dean at the enemy su school of agriculture as you see in the sea mail are trying to say that there chile will not be considered a g.m.o. in the european union and other countries that ban or curtail their use they make this argument despite laws that clearly say the systemic approach like the one m.m.s. use using is in fact creating a genetically modified organism. doctors sara laney from the university of conn in france has helped to shape european policy towards genetically modified organisms called the european union and four hundred fifty countries around the world the definition of goods here no is not a matter where the gene comes from it's a matter of gene being modified to vitro in its you know the backbone of the origin of the gene what is clear is that more than one hundred countries around the world may require all chili from new mexico to be tested for genetic engineering or even bar imports from u.s. farmers out right this burgeoning resistance to genetically modified organisms r

much more comfortable with crops generated through a systemic approach dr hansen and the dean at the end a mess you school of agriculture as you see in the sea mail or trying to say that there chile will not be considered a g.m.o. in the european union and other countries that ban or curtail their use they make this argument despite laws that clearly say the systemic approach like the one m.m.s. use using is in fact creating a genetically modified organism. doctors eal sarah laney from the university of conn in france has helped to shape european policy towards genetically modified organisms called a european union and four hundred fifty countries around the world the definition of a g.m. no it's not a matter where the gene comes from it's a matter of gene being modified to vitro in its you know the backbone of the origin of the gene what is clear is that more than one hundred countries around the world may require all chile from new mexico to be tested for genetic engineering or even bar imports from u.s. farmers out right this burgeoning resistance to genetically modified organisms

much more comfortable with crops generated through a systemic approach dr hansen and the dean at the end a misuse school of agriculture as you see in the c. mail are trying to say that there chili will not be considered a g.m.o. in the european union and other countries that ban or curtail their use they make this argument despite laws that clearly say the systemic approach like the one m.m.s. use using is in fact creating a genetically modified organism. doctors yale sarah laney from the university of conn in france has helped shape european policy towards genetically modified organisms called a european union and hundred fifty countries around the world the definition of goods here no it's not a matter where the gene comes from it's a matter of gene being modified vitro in its you know the backbone of the origin of the gene what is clear is that more than one hundred countries around the world may require all chile from new mexico to be tested for genetic engineering or even bar imports from u.s. farmers out right this burgeoning resistance to genetically modified organisms results

hansen is also connected to another burglary in the area that happened earlier this month. the other two men in yesterday's burglary are still on the loose this morning. >>> this morning investigators are still trying to figure out how a woman ended up dead inside her car at the bottom of a steep ravine. the woman has been identified as 90-year-old mary garvey. she was last seen driving -- leaving her home in her car early thursday evening. and then was reported missing to police on friday. that's when a group of volunteers started searching for signs of her, and it was one of those volunteers who discovered the site of the car crash. >>> the vehicle left the roadway and ended up at the bottom of a steep ravine here about 150 feet or more from where we are. right now, what we have going is i have an impact team coming out to do an accident investigation and try to determine the cause of the accident. >> police say they don't know whether speed or alcohol played a factor in the crash. they're waiting for results from the county impact team which investigates crashes where so

and as i said as i think about emie and susan herriman and ilean hansen. >> and dorothy. i have learned that it is so remarkable to create this strange situation in which we can't talk to each other outside and we try to be wise to use your word and just coming together once a month to do in public what people in other processes get to debate in private and yet somehow we have done it respectfully and thoughtfully and everybody on the commission has been really committed to these values each when we disagreed about particular items i have felt a sense of good faith. so 6 years ago, 6 years and 3 months ago i didn't and five months. i don't think that i know how much time it will take, and i did speak about the billing was not quite accurate but i am glad to have served and i wish you all of the best and happy to help any of you or this who process going forward if i can. but, the time has come to let somebody else have this chance, and i just want to thank all of you and jack, i feel the same way that i have learned a great deal from working with you and everybody involve

hansen, can't get done, won't get done. we've got to keep our economy going. make the transition. and i'm gonna do everything i can with the greatest sense of urgency to make the transition. but to do what you ask me to do now is just not doable." >> in his 2011 state of the union address, president obama called for 80% of the energy used in this country to come from clean technology, including clean coal, within 25 years. meanwhile, jim rogers announced plans to merge his duke energy with progress energy, forming the nation's largest power company. that's this edition of 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm steve kroft. thanks for joining us. captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com >> a modern american miracle -- your neighborhood supermarket. 48,000 items under one roof. >> oh, boy, it's just like a playground of food. >> you're looking at the abundance of america, in a way. >> absolutely. >> you've got to see what i found over here. >> a half-trillion-dollar industry that touches us all. >> you are empowered to make. somebody's day. >> did you find everything you ne

. >> we used to have, we used to have for years we had paper nameplates and commissioner hansen said that everybody else has real name plates and the question is are these available to us as souvenirs? >> we will mention your name, and but you never know what other commission i could recycle it and save the taxpayers. >> thank you very much and i will treasure the experience. >> and finally, public comment, any further public comment? >> since we still have a member of the public? joining us? >> all right. well, with that, this meeting... >> i move to adjourn. >> second. >> okay.rybody and welcome to the repeatedly scheduled meeting of the san francisco entertainment commission. tuesday june 18, 2013. black stone call the roll >> all right. we have commissioner (calling names) our brand new commissioner just fully vented. >> i wrote the. for you >> thank you. that's part of our speech >> i'd like to thank s g tv for broadcasting our commission hearings and making them available to the public free of charge. i want to welcome barbara as our new neb member. she has a lot of experience

joining me to talk about in mid win charles and heather hansen.that he led hess son astrayed. what kind of impact could that have on the jury? >> he was spending time with his foster parents and was doing well. when he got back with his father he stopped going to school and started doing drugs. i have a tough time with this case, because the only evidence against him is the father's words. you've heard, though chilling, the father's words have differed over and over again to how this murder happened until he ultimately confessed. this case is just a travesty. >> mid win, if you are the defense, what do you do to separate this son from this father? >> what i would do is focus on the son and build him up as a person, and get the jury to understand what kind of person this man is. he's a young person, and i think jury oftentimes feel several thinkic for a defendant who is really, really young. i found that tape to be shocking, saying he doesn't understand why people are so persistent that this is a murder. i think it's the best way to try this case.

. >> here with reaction, rod wheeler, heather hansen and remi spencer.ice and why it was so important on the tape. first, breaking news, late this afternoon, the judge allowed the fact that marijuana was in trayvon martin's system at the time of his death. why is that important? >> i think it says more about zimmerman than trayvon martin. pot doesn't tend to make you more violent. what zimmerman said on the 911 tape, it looks like he's been doing drugs. i think they introduced it so it would look less like stalking and more like he has a reason to follow him. >> we know it's trace amounts of marijuana and we know marijuana doesn't make someone violent or aggressive. i think it will taint the jury a little bit about the victim, so it certainly is a win for the defense, but it's certainly not the winning part of their defense. >> rod, it seems to me that the defense feels like it is a victory getting that information in, right? >> well, i'll tell you, eric, i think it will have a backfire effect on the defense. let me tell you why. multiple people high off

we have matt hansen here. >> good afternoon supervisor. i here today for this agreement to go with another provider and approved under qualifications previously done. this provider of insurance brokerage service is alliant insurance services and they provide the broke arage for the cities programs. this has been reviewed by the budget analyst's office and suggested amendments which are finding accepting and appreciate the work of the budget analyst's office and i will take any questions you may have. colleagues, any questions? okay. seeing none. thank you very much. we will go to the budget analyst report mr. rose please. >> on the bottom of page 51 we report that the total estimated expenditures for insurance prumiums under the agreement in 14-15 are listed on the report page 52 and on page 53 of our report we point out that given that the risk management division cannot fully anticipate all future insurance needs we believe that there should continue to be a constituency and we have estimated that at $500,000 a year or a million dollars

of biotech giants and the public regulatory agencies that are supposed to oversee them despite dr hansen's assertions the safety of genetically modified crops cannot be known because there has never been a long term independent food safety study of even one single g.m.o. even the data collected by the corporations is kept secret from the public this is the same arrangement that gave rise to claims that as best d.d.t. and cigarettes were safe. the panda owner can determine what those crops can be used for and they have expressively the biotech corporations that expressly forbidden. use or testing these for scientific purposes this from the scientific american under threat of litigation scientists cannot test to see to explore the different conditions under which it thrives or fails they cannot compare seeds from one company against those from another company and perhaps most important. they cannot examine whether the genetically modified crops lead to unintended environmental side effects at the university of con in france stuck to sarah leni could not abide the legal secrecy and began an i

. >> we used to have, we used to have for years we had paper nameplates and commissioner hansen said that everybody else has real name plates and the question is are these available to us as souvenirs? >> we will mention your name, and but you never know what other commission i could recycle it and save the taxpayers. >> thank you very much and i will treasure the experience. >> and finally, public comment, any further public comment? >> since we still have a member of the public? joining us? >> all right. well, with that, this meeting... >> i move to adjourn. >> second. >> okay. >> commissioner harrison? >> here. >> commissioner martin? >> here. >> commissioner bonilla and levitan are not here yet. >> we'll look out for them. >> we would like to welcome everyone to the june 20, recreation and park commission, please note general public comment on items 4 and 9, please complete a blue speaker card. unless announced the chair, by the chair, you will have three minutes for comments. we ask that you silence all cell phones and any secondary conversations should we taken out of the room

of biotech giants and the public regulatory agencies that are supposed to oversee them despite dr hansen's assertions the safety of genetically modified crops cannot be known because there has never been a long term independent food safety study of even one single g.m.o. even the data collected by the corporations is kept secret from the public this is the same arrangement that gave rise to claims that as best d.d.t. and cigarettes were safe. the panda owner can determine what those crops can be used for and they have expressively the biotech corporations that expressly forbidden. use or testing these for scientific purposes this from the scientific american under threat of litigation scientists cannot test to see to explore the different conditions under which it thrives or fails they cannot compare seeds from one company against those from another company and perhaps most important. they cannot examine whether the genetically modified crops lead to unintended environmental side effects at the university of kahn in france dr sarah laney could not abide the legal secrecy and began an indep

and as i said as i think about emie and susan herriman and ilean hansen. >> and dorothy. i have learned that it is so remarkable to create this strange situation in which we can't talk to each other outside and we try to be wise to use your word and just coming together once a month

of biotech giants and the public regulatory agencies that are supposed to oversee them despite dr hansen's assertions the safety of genetically modified crops cannot be known because there has never been a long term independent food safety study of even one single g.m.o. even the data collected by the corporations is kept secret from the public this is the same arrangement that gave rise to claims that as best d.d.t. and cigarettes were safe. the panda owner can determine what those crops can be used for and they have expressively the biotech corporations have expressively forbidden. use or testing these for scientific purposes this from the scientific american under threat of litigation scientists cannot test to see to explore the different conditions under which it thrives or fails they cannot compare seeds from one company against those from another company and perhaps most important. they cannot examine whether the genetically modified crops lead to unintended environmental side effects at the university of con in france stuck to sarah leni could not abide the legal secrecy and began a

of biotech giants and the public regulatory agencies that are supposed to oversee them despite dr hansen's assertions the safety of genetically modified crops cannot be known because there has never been a long term independent food safety study of even one single g.m.o. even the data collected by the corporations is kept secret from the public this is the same arrangement that gave rise to claims that as best d.d.t. and cigarettes were safe. the panda owner can determine what those crops can be used for and they have expressively the biotech corporations that expressively forbidden. use or testing these for scientific purposes this from the scientific american under threat of litigation scientists cannot test to see to explore the different conditions under which it thrives or fails they cannot compare seeds from one company against those from another company and perhaps most important. they cannot examine whether the genetically modified crops lead to unintended environmental side effects at the university of con in france stuck to sarah leni could not abide the legal secrecy and began a

robin hansen has left. mega and katie franklin, two minutes, each. please. >> hi, megan calusa, i am a special education teacher and i want to comment on the fact that our local area plan has not been updated for a while and it was mentioned that as special education starts to look a little different in this district, we need to start planning for what that looks like as a whole district. as it becomes a bigger part of our district in that thoughtfulness that goes into the planning for making sure that the teachers are prepared and that the district is prepared for it as a community. and i think that looking at our local area plan and having a discussion about it and updating it, so that we all have a singular vision of where we are going and what it takes to get there is really important. and i think that as part of this process, we should start looking at it for the future. and tonight we are voting. but it is really important that we put our money where our mouth is and right now we are putting our money out there but i am not sure that if we are