carlina hanson, honoree of supervisor mirkarimi. next, we have eileen hanson. i would see her on every street corner. she is amazing. thank you. next, we have anella manuel, supervisor kim's nominee. are you still here? might have been distracted by all of the relatives. next, we have dobrynin, supervisor -- deborah niemen, supervisor wiener's nominee. >> [inaudible] and a woman near and dear to my heart because my grandmother was an immigrant from china, although i'm fourth generation on my grandfather side. an honorary from district 7. [applause] congratulations. and supervisor chi's -- supervisor chu's honoree. congratulations. she just announced that there are civil service discounts. does that extend to state employees as well? great. finally, we have the jacqu line zapata chavez, supervisor avalos' nominee. >> [inaudible] i hope you all join and carried that bag proudly. thank you very much. [applause] now, we have our president of the friends of the commission on the status of women. >> thank you, commissioner. i want to thank the mayor and board of supe

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. >> i'm meteorologist christine hanson. it was cool and cloudy yesterday. more sun and warmer temperatures today. the complete forecast coming up. >> thank you. thanks for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler. a reward has been offered in los angeles to try to identify two dodgers fans who severely beat a bay area giants fan at thursday's season opener in l.a. the victim is a paramedic from santa cruz: remains hospitalized with a life-threatening brain injury. his name is brian stow. he's in a medically induced coma. family could not believe a baseball rivalry could escalate into such violence. >> i pray every day, every minute that they find the coward that did this. >> she cares deeply about her 42-year-old ex-husband. they romain good friends and share custody of their two children, 12 and 8. >> each of them break down at different times. their biggest fear is that their father won't remember them, and obviously if the unthinkable happens. they both want to see him. >> they are wondering while the two suspects attacked him from behind. he is fell to the ground

hanson, who has been a wonderful commissioner, was only able to serve through the end of february, so they have one vacancy. if we could move it forward as the committee report, that would be great. supervisor kim: great. motion forward with positive recommendation for ms. dorothy liu. this item is now closed. thank you to the members of the public for coming today. this meeting is now adjourn. before that, quickly, i want to thank sfgovtv for taping the session today with transcriptions available for members of the public. thank you. meeting adjourned.

hanson, who has been a wonderful commissioner, was only able to serve through the end of february, so they have one vacancy. if we could move it forward as the committee report, that would be great. supervisor kim: great. motion forward with positive recommendation for ms. dorothy liu. this item is now closed. thank you to the members of the public for coming today. this meeting is now adjourn. before that, quickly, i want to thank sfgovtv for taping the session today with transcriptions available for members of the public. thank you. meeting adjourned. >> i work with the department of environment and we are recycling oil. thank you. we can go into a refinery and we can use it again. they do oil changes and sell it anyway, so now they know when a ticket to a. hal>> to you have something you want to get rid of? >> why throw it away when you can reuse it? >> it can be filtered out and used for other products. >> [speaking spanish] >

supervisor campos: let me begin by reiterating what supervisor avalos said about commissioner hanson and her service to the city of san francisco. we are grateful for everything she has done. i do think that we, as the board of supervisors, have the responsibility to continue to pay attention to these issues, and i do think we can do more in terms of discussing some of the issues associated with the ethics commission and making sure that they have the resources to do everything that they need to do, including the issue of televising the ethics commission meetings, which i think is something that is helpful. i do think that there is something to having as much transparency to the -- so that san franciscans can see how their government works or does not work. that said, in ter

hanson, who has been a wonderful commissioner, was only able to serve through the end of february, so they have one vacancy. if we could move it forward as the committee report, that would be great. supervisor kim: great. motion forward with positive recommendation for ms. dorothy liu. this item is now closed. thank you to the members of the public for coming today. this meeting is now adjourn. before that, quickly, i want to thank sfgovtv for taping the session today with transcriptions available for members of the public. thank you. meeting adjourned. >> welcome to "culturewire." since december 2005, the museum of the african diaspora, known locally,moad, has presented programs that celebrate and explore the culture, history, and art of people with african descent throughout the and added states and throughout the world. the director of cultural affairs recently met with the museum director. to learn more about the current expedition, textural rhythms, constructing the jazz tradition, contemporary african american quilts. >> welcome to "culturewire." today, we are at the museum of t

. >> my name is richard hanson. i've been involved in treasure island since 1978. 1948 when i first came here on the battleship iowa and landed here at treasure island. i think the project is very exciting. i think there are many rewards and i certainly am not opposed to making opportunities for people to have low-cost housing and jobs and especially the playing fields. it is a good way to keep people out of trouble, but in the morning newspaper, the "morning examiner" there is a map of treasure island but there is not indication that there is a sea wall around it. i think the one thing that they have learned, especially in japan in the last six weeks, is that tsunamis are very serious business. the full expectation is that the normal sea level will rise six or eights or 10 feet. these are predictable that it will happen sometime in the next 100 years. and i'm really concerned about who'll pay the cost of putting that sea wall up, which i think is going to be inevitable and what responsibility will the city of san f

hanson, who has been a wonderful commissioner, was only able to serve through the end of february, so they have one vacancy. if we could move it forward as the committee report, that would be great. supervisor kim: great. motion forward with positive recommendation for ms. dorothy liu. this item is now closed. thank you to the members of the public for coming today. this meeting is now adjourn. before that, quickly, i want to thank sfgovtv for taping the session today with transcriptions available for members of the public. thank you. meeting adjourned. >> good morning, volunteers. good morning. can everyone hear me? yes, good, good. this is really exciting for me. this is my very first project connect, and i and the new director, so i look forward to getting to know each of you. just today, we want to thank you for your help. there's no way this project would exist without you guys. you are the lifeblood for this program, and that just want to thank you from the bottom of my heart. we had a couple of speakers who are here to support the program today, so the first one i'm going to in

hanson, one from larry nelson. one of the themes is about substance abuse and treatment centers. the city has done a solid job of providing substance-abuse treatment centers. these seem to be on the chopping block due to budget cuts. their concerns that the gains that have been made in helping people turn around the lives, especially in the sector, will now be undermined. how can the department of public health and the city justify these cuts? next, with regard to the "-- closure of community health centers, what is the plan to compensate for that health care need with that perspective closure, not just for residents of district 5, but in the surrounding areas where there is the greatest economic disadvantaged communities? >> hello. i am gregg, the chief finance officer for the health department. let me put this into context. the health department has the largest budget in the city. we have the largest amount of general funds. as a consequence, we are given the largest budget reduction target each year. as much as we would prefer not to have to make any reductions at all, if we d

it's interfering with commerce and the kind of commerce that lifts all boats so i say we are and hanson commerce not interfering with it in the in the sort of broader sense sense of things and are just very very quickly we have terms of retribution or whatever i mean this was a this was this is this is free speech this was satire there's a whole range of legal and you know first amendment rights protections for for that kind of speech. and i'm not worried ok great. andrew justin you guys are doing great work but this was hysterical thanks so much for joining us and i don't think i get can i get one more word and get one more god which is just like you know what i said to the people twenty seconds the organization behind this is us uncut that's us uncut dot org it's a people powered organization we you know you can go to our website and start your own group and take the fight if you think that you know these tax dollars are doing is wrong just start your own group and had a bank of america you know do a do a direct action at a nearby of arise and now. that's that's the way to move this f

to be supported from from higher energy prices and it's not hanson thank you very much for joining the program. and to other news now a deputy prime minister intersection has decided to step down as chairman of the country's state run oil major rosneft he is the first to follow the presidential order that top officials should leave the boards of state companies are all reports from the ross new headquarters and ask. because of his role as deputy prime minister it got such an has hot to step down from the polls overall staff no this was because of a presidential really meaning that no senior government officials could feel the boards of major companies now just how this will affect the major deal the sixteen billion dollars share swap deal between ross left and b.p. remains to be seen section was one of the key architects of that deal he'll now be replaced by serge ition who's the senior vice president at v.t. bank it's now mr shushan job to try and make sure that that deal goes through. dallas and america how the markets are doing for us europe where the markets trough after japan rais

hanson came in one and three but he looked great. checker jones, back off the right-field wall.hat is how the night went for san francisco. ithe giants lose the game final four-one, tim lincecum against him pots and tomorrow. the asiatic and had trouble scoring runs. but the mariners, and tyson fellow on his 24th birthday it did not end well. gave him an rbi single, he lasted four innings, four hits and gave up three runs. miguel gets josh hamilton sorry josh willingham swinging. 2- 0 in the fifth, two runs come around its four-zero bases loaded for the a's in the ninth. they did a double play in the game. the a shut out in back-to-back games for the first time in three seasons carried nba playoffs lakers coach bryan woke up tonight on the road. in new orleans, here we go. kobe bryant what would he have cooking this time. the monster jam of the throw down, try and made three goals the last out in but he went crazy tonight. look at that ridiculous shop. 30 points, six rebounds and no answers there. if the lakers win 100-86 lead to serious two-one. ray allen he gave it a go. how a

tommy hanson goes seven innings for the win for atlanta. giants get only three hits all night. 4-1 is your final and didn't we just see this from the a's last night? believe me, it's not the kind of replay you're looking for. ons doesn't utter a peep. the seattle shutdown -- offense doesn't utter a peep, the seattle shutdown the second night. that's robbie thompson former giant now coaching with the mariners in the great northwest. 1-0, a's with a shot to tie it. kevin kouzmanoff thinks he can score here. adam kennedy thinks otherwise. they got him. that's about as close as oakland came all night to scoring. kennedy now a former a with the bat shot to center. this time a two-run single and the mariners had plenty of of runs to make it last. they have a chance in the 9th inning, bases loaded, one out, jackson rips to third, chone figgins gets the double play starters around the horn. a's have now gone 18 innings without so much as a run. >>> laker lovers, they are everywhere you look, but they have to admit that there are those fans who do w

even pro tony dovolani, who did a dance to "mm bop" by hanson.d a blast. >> hanson is one of the bands i used to listen to. the fact i got to dance to them, was awesome. >> i didn't recognize them. but then, the kids came out and really, really had a night last night. both romeo and chelsea, getting their first tens. and they are going to be tough to beat. >> much-deserved bauds they both really danced really hard. in fact, carrie ann said something beautiful. she said, i didn't know it was going to happen twice on the dance floor. every week, it's been different. and kirstie alley came out and impressed the judges. >> yeah. >> one thing that i was surprised, is that mark ballas actually hurt his foot during the rehearsal. and he came out and performed really well for chelsea. i give him props for that. >> you couldn't tell. how about that kiss from romeo? kind of a controversial move. >> i know. i was surprised. i had to ask him afterwards about it. i said to chelsea, i said, how would you rate it? she goes, maybe a five. maybe a seven. he was r

new kids on the block, backstreet boys and hanson.he producers were casting from the posters in my bedroom. it's incredible. this is interesting. eliminated "american idol" contestant pia toscano performed on the show tonight. she's rumored to be dating one of the dancers mark ballas. i don't know. that is like reality show incest, you know? you get "american idol" hooking up with dancing stars, next thing they're giving birth to toddlers with tiaras. and also performing tonight, season four "american idol" loser constantine morales. you can see here. he was a very big hit. watch what happened when they go to judge bruno. ♪ the lonely street of dreams, here i go again ♪ >> jimmy: and -- [ laughter ] are his 15 minutes up yet? because -- kirstie alley continues to dance on the show. once again her partner maks had his shirt open to the waist. why bother buying shirts with buttons? he's the only dancer on the show that does more waxing on and off than the karate kid ralph macchio. speaking of ralph macchio, his partner karina fell last

tommy hanson goes seven innings for the win for atlanta. giants get only three hits all night. 4-1 is your final and didn't we just see this from the a's last night? believe me, it's not the kind of replay you're looking for. ons doesn't utter a peep. the seattle shutdown -- offense doesn't utter a peep, the seattle shutdown the second night. that's robbie thompson former giant now coaching with the mariners in the great northwest. 1-0, a's with a shot to tie it. kevin kouzmanoff thinks he can score here. adam kennedy thinks otherwise. they got him. that's about as close as oakland came all night to scoring. kennedy now a former a with the bat shot to center. this time a two-run single and the mariners had plenty of of runs to make it last. they have a chance in the 9th inning, bases loaded, one out, jackson rips to third, chone figgins gets the double play starters around the horn. a's have now gone 18 innings without so much as a run. >>> laker lovers, they are everywhere you look, but they have to admit that there are those fans who do w

against carbon pricing has also attracted as we have heard, supporters such as one nation, pauline hansonhe league of rights, and a number of climate change skeptics. mr. speaker, it is important for leaders of the community and particularly -- of major political parties to not be associated, not be associated with extremes in the debate over carbon pricing. not only is the opposition refused to clearly disassociate himself from the screws but last night on abc tv, he said and i quote, that was a representative snapshot of middle australia, where else you must be kidding. i am sure that there would be many on the opposite benches that did not find it representative of their own views or of the values and traditions of the liberal party are there. the fact is mr. speaker that it was not befitting someone who wants to be leader of our nation. it goes to character and judgment as well as the ability to provide true leadership on important public policy question. >> the member is warned. i remind people that it is the first step understanding order 94 for future naming and then the practices

country and stop the democrats from playing the same political game they played for decades, and hansonolitical power by making more americans dependent upon federal government. that is not the way this country is supposed to be ran. that is not the vision of our founding fathers. host: twitter.com/c-spanwj is our twitter address, we are taking twitter messages as well. here is one message from twitter this morning. host: back to eric cantor, "wall street journal" here. host: from the democratic side, senator dick durbin yesterday talked about the debt limit. here's a look. >> instead of risking government shut down, we are risking a second recession. i hope that the speaker understands clearly that if we default on america's debt, it will have a dramatic impact on america's economy, spending us into a second recession. we do not need that. we have worked together on a bipartisan basis to avoid that. host: lots to talk about this morning. dan, florida. caller: in the worlds of michael more, we do not have a budget deficit, there is plenty of money in this country. americans, do not be f

>> they are nail polish strips from sally hanson. peel, stick and file.. first off let's start with the handbags and the long handle purses are in. >> they are. that looks great on you. long strap handle bags. you want it to hit at the hipbone. these are great. if you're youthful you can experiment with clasp detail here. we have the heart or floral pattern. these are forever 21 under $25. >> if you're more mature. >> you want to stick with a genuine leather bag, classic color like this one from patricia nash at dillards.com for $98 or stick with the chain. chanel inspired from ann taylor. >> "brek faakfast at tiffany's" looking. >> and this is the lady bag to pair with jeans and a t-shirt. get a fun nautical stripe like this one from h & m. >> great for the beach, too. >> and for the mature look, metallic goes with anything. >> love it. jewelry quickly. tribal jewelry, neon. >> neon is fun. do playful rg bright, bold. this is from ideally.com. if you want a classic look get one leather bracelet in a bright color. that's from tori birch. >> finally, shoes