harlan kelly has been instrumental for bringing several people to the table and making sure that it has actually put together in a fashion that works for you guys. the departments are working very hard to break the contract as much as possible so that the small business, the micro business can participate and obtain these contracts. our biggest goal is to the make sure that businesses are certified and the ultimate goal is to see will graduate from the program. that means that we have succeeded if you have exceeded the threshold. thank you for coming, and let us know if we have any concerns with the human rights commission at let's look at this town hall meeting as the beginning of this dialogue so we can have more in the future. >> please have some refreshments, for all of those the have nots. how you are very important to us, and to thank my colleagues for taking out of their busy schedules to come and talk with you about the opportunities. please come up -- to talk with them. >> i came out to san francisco about seven years ago. i was trained as a carpenter. i got sick of the cold we

i love harlan cobin. >> many of them gave you raves. how much did you pay them?ed them lunch with you. >> that's going to happen. great praise. >> i was very thrilled. harlan cobin, janet levonovich. they said some nice things. it's been gratifying. it's nice. i wish my mom were alive to see this. >> your life is so packed. you've got your family. you take trips with them. you have "wake up with al" and your production company and books. people want to know how you juggle it. i'm often amazed you come in and you're still happy. >> nobody wants to see the surly weatherman. what are you looking at? here's your forecast. oh, yeah? it doesn't work. we're going live! >> we've never seen you like that. >> right around 10:05 after you go on, that's when i let loose. everybody, if you've got kids, especially school age kids and you're a two-income family, everybody is juggling. we are very blessed, deborah and i. we have a terrific caregiver. i have family who helps out. i don't want to complain. everybody is stressed. everybody has stuff going on. >> in fact, you're goi

those decisions by the way whereby harlan not the most conservative of appointees to the court. eisenhower was in incensed and his temper which he often stroke of two control balloons. he was hosting another stag dinner the night after red monday and while guess assembles -- assembled, he said i was never as mad in my life to see few minutes -- time you stand on the kingdom is -- non-communist. eisenhower's remark made it into the press and bear sing and forcing him to apologize to the chief justice. warren shrug it off but years later he confronted someone directly asking what the president would have done with a communist again before the court. i would kill the sob eisner responded. he regarded as petulant. congress it should be noted was not entirely quiets and over these issues. indeed one congressional segregationist found common ground with congressional domestic security hawks are good implications for the court were quite grave. in 1959 the congress came within one vote stripping the court of its authority to hear domestic security cases altogether an outcome that would

like harlan said, we work with the contractors to break down the package into work that creates more work for our films and that create second tier work for other businesses. that project is being run by turner. they have started the prequal fashion between subcontractors earlier this month. they are going to be bidding from november through february of next year. we have flyers for the project i am mentioning. they have the project information, the number of the packages and more detail about the scope of work. on the cruise ship terminal, i wanted to add one more thing. in addition to the 82,000 squaret foot building, the scope includes a 2 1/2 acre park. there is civil work and landscaping work associated with the project. it is a very exciting waterfront project and will result in a nice improvement to the area. the next project i wanted to mention is the public safety building. this is a building that is being funded by general only bond. it is a significant project that includes police headquarters, a district police station and a fire house station. this contract is going to s

it's being led by former mayoral candidate and food bank director greg harlan who says they will have a well oiled finance campaign. >> we have a political consultant and we're going to be hiring people to go out and collect the signatures to make sure it gets done right. the other group wants to do everything on a volunteer basis. >> reporter: the man who lost to jean quan in last year's ranked choice voting supports the recall move because he believes she could not handle the "occupy" protests. but don perata isn't saying i told you so. >> listen, i wouldn't wish this on this community. i love oakland and i'm sorry it's come to that but i think right now, it's time for the public to have another opportunity to revisit what kind of government they want. i don't think anybody signed up for this. >> reporter: mayor jean quan denied the recall efforts are an indictment of her ability to lead. >> i think i have done enough leadership in those 11 months that to take on the tough problems of oakland they expect me to resolve them in 11 months?! i don't think it's fair. >> reporter: disappo

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more news today harlan says once again flared up the phillies are the images girl you've been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to look for a shelter all day plug. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max keyser time now to go to venice florida and speak with carl then and there are markets record or a car welcome back to the kaiser report a man excited to a very good car and then a journalist talk about m.f. global why hasn't john corps name been arrested or at least been pepper sprayed the least we could do is have a little pepper spray and maybe some plastic can caught sight i don't understand this the orderly functioning of the futures markets demands they customer funds be sacrosanct and never invaded and dead appears at this point to have not happened you know it it's one thing to say i don't know the twenty dollar bill went but when it's starts a six hundred million and it always son becomes a billion plus you've got to wonder these guys not only can't find the money they can't seem to figure out exactly how much is missing that's a problem well it seems like a total

it's being led by former mayoral candidate and food bank director greg harlan who says they will have a well oiled finance campaign. >> we have a political consultant and we're going to be hiring people to go out and collect the signatures to make sure it gets done right. the other group wants to do everything on a volunteer basis. >> reporter: the man who lost to jean quan in last year's ranked choice voting supports the recall move because he believes she could not handle the "occupy" protests. but don perata isn't saying "i told you so." >> listen, i wouldn't wish this on this community. i love oakland and i'm sorry it's come to that but i think right now, it's time for the public to have another opportunity to revisit what kind of government they want. i don't think anybody signed up for this. >> reporter: mayor jean quan denied the recall efforts are an indictment of her ability to lead. >> i think i have done enough leadership in those 11 months but to take on the tough problems of oakland they expect me to resolve them in 11 months i don't think is fair. >> reporter: disappoint

i would like to thank my good friend in absentia, harlan crow, who against my better advised insisted he would preserve the heart of this community from the bulldozer's blade dr. furtig, you remember meeting him. i told you what i said about so many of the people here. he was a good man. if i were him, i would not have done it because people insist on ulterior motives and they come up with their own narratives. people cannot do things for goodness. my grandfather used to often make us drop vessels off to people's houses when we had too much -- dropped vegetables off to people's houses when we had too much because it was the right thing to do. how many people drop to fish off to our house? how many people had a basket of shrimp to offer? how many people said i have an extra quarter of oysters? or kill a deer but i can only use half. everyone of us it's the same thing. it is a different thing. finally, i would like to thank, in absentia, all will have live such remarkable lives here at the edge of the waters, the edge of society, and the edge of savannah. many of them a rest right out h

and so i was kind of hoping to run kind of a fine line between the thriller of harlan coben and the tonguevitz. i don't want people finishing the book and feeling worse than when they started. there's nothing grisly or too horrible. it's kind of a book version of "murder she wrote." >> you just mentioned janet as being one of your inspirations, for her to say your book is great has got to be personally gratifying. >> it has been. it's been -- dick is just the master of plotting. i came up in this idea but i didn't know how -- where to go with it. he was able to help me with the idea of how you get from point a to point b and i'd fill the stuff in in between. >> is there to say there will be more books? >> i would hope so. even -- i'd love if there was a tv show, get somebody like anthony anderson to play billy blessing. >> you're throwing that out there. >> i am. well, denzel washington is probably too busy and wouldn't want to wear the fat makeup. >> oh, it's really fantastic. thank you so much, al. congratulations. the book again is called "the talk show murders." we're so proud of you.

i want to thank my good friend in absence, harlan crow, who against my better advice insisted that heould preserve the heart of this community from the bulldozers. the doctor, you remember meeting him. i told you what he said about many of the people here. he is a good man. if i were him, i would not have done it, because people insist on ulterior motives, and they come up with their own motives -- their own narratives. people cannot do things for goodness. my grandfather used to often make a stop vegetables off of people's houses when we had too much, for no other reason than it was the right thing to do. how many people have brought fish to our houses? how many people said, "i have a basket of track. do you want some? i have extra oysters. i killed a deer, but can only use half." everyone of us, it is the same thing. it is a different thing. finally, i would like to think -- i think, in absence, all of those who have lived remarkable lives at the edge of the water, the edge of society, and the edge of savannah. many of them rest out here in unmarked graves someplace. many of them ha

harlan stone of new york, a former dean of the columbia university law school. appointed by calvin coolidge. the oldest justice, justice brandeis of kentucky. wilson dared not appoint him attorney general, but did appoint him to the court. justice owen roberts. at 61, the youngest justice. long a conservative. since this fight began, liberal in seven decisions. and charles evans hughes, 75. chief justice since 1930. sometimes conservative, sometimes liberal. >> president roosevelt goes on the air in an appeal for popular support for his plan to reorganize the federal judiciary. newsreel cameras filmed his fireside chat, his second such appeal within six days. he tells the people that his plan would protect them. >> those opposing the plan have sought to sow prejudice and fear by saying i am seeking to pack the supreme court, and that a baneful precedent will be established. what did they mean by "packing the supreme court"? let me answer this question with a bluntness that will end all honest misunderstanding of my purpose. if by that phrase is charged i wish to