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became involved and start providing much needed funding through varieties programs clueing the ryan hoyt care act cdc prefix funding as well as other programs from the state unfortunately in recent years we have seen significant cuts in hiv funding from sacramento and rantly despite effort by nancy plowscy we see cuts in federal fundings and in the middle of last year themary the mayor submitted and the board passed a supplement plan to provide immediate cuts to hiv services in the san francisco and during the budget process last year, the mayor budget's approved the entire $7 million in federal cuts for the current fiscal year. we anticipate that there may be 4 million-dollar or more in federal cuts. that have not been back-billed in the fiscal year starting july 1st and so we want to hold a hearing to know exactly what the anticipated cuts are, what the impact of those cuts would be and what we are and can be doing locally and our city budget to backfill those cuts. so i look forward to this important conversation and to continuing san francisco's historic commit to living with hiv and

they have an ancient hoyt. pakistan goes back thousands of years. but they have a modern history as a modern state. recent history. once they're made, it's very difficult town make them -- difficult to unmake them unless there's a crisis, as took place in pakistan in 1971. pakistan has to be very careful because their internal tensions today, and some of these are exacerbated by the drone strikes. right now the tribal areas are in flames. pakistan has lost something like 35 to 40,000 people. the armies involved every day you read in the news, 20 soldiers killed, 15, by suicide bombers. they, this turn, fight their own people and there's a conflict. muslims fighting muslims, killing muslims. it's internally creating a lot of tension in society. the government is not particularly popular. it's not seen as particularly competent so there are all kinds of internal tension. then recently some tension with india on the border, soldiers being killed on boast sights and we have to remember this is a part of the world which combined is one and a half billion

there's a difference between drama, historical drama, and hoyt. and i think steven spielberg expressed it beautifully when he gave the gettysburg address this year. he was the speaker at the 149th anniversary of the address, and he goes art goes where hoyt cannot go and that's what we all want a film or a theatrical piece to do for us, is get us closer to the people and their emotions. so i -- >> he is a filmmaker and not an historian. >> and tony is a playwright and not a screen writer. he knows a lot. it's amazing. but this is -- i don't want americans or film viewers or people who love history to think we all have to count quibbles because the quibbles aren't as important as the fact that we are revealing for a generation that halt no clue about this, a., to focus on this amendment which has been untold. historians get this slap on the face, and lincoln said a slap on the face for ignoring this for 150 years. b., the passion, c., the political machinations, the mobileity that was required, the patience. i don't think it's appropriate to count t

album of the year went to mumford and sons and record of the year went to hoyt -- hoyt. >>> let's hearny. they won a grammy for west or kiss strawal -- orchestral performance. >>> nine minutes before 9:00, celebrations to mark the lunar new year are being held across the globe. ♪ >> in china, buddhist monks tolled bells and chanted to welcome the year of the snake. more than 35,000 people in the u.s. have signed a petition asking president obama to make the start of the lunar new year a national holiday. supporters say billions of people worldwide celebrate the lunar new year which is traditionally a time to return home to visit family. san francisco's chinatown will celebrate the year of the snake a week from saturday. this dates back to the 1860s. it's considered the largest celebration of chinese culture outside of asia. you can watch the parade right here on february 23rd, starting at 6:00 p.m. >> you will be there. >> i'll be there. we'll be on the floats. >> i will be waving right behind tori campbell. >>> banned on b.a.r.t.? why some riders may seen need to find another way to g

>> guest: well, i think especially looking back at the hoyt of southern black education, there's this deeper pride in a lot of the schools built because it started out that these were -- black education in the south started out in people reside homes and churches -- in people's homes and churches and it wasn't something that white society said, here's your school. the black community built themselves in a lot of way. and they got some help from philanthropieses in the north but there was a lot of pride. so i think this is more than just the school down at the street where i send my child and at it convenient to me house and all my neighbors send my kids there and we can hang out at the p.t.a. meetings. this is, we built this. this is our pride of the community. >> host: symbolic. the symbolic is trumping the practical in policies. >> guest: i think -- i think symbolic matters. i think that it matters to people. it's about your identity and who you are, and this is just -- in the book it's like people grappling with, am i american or am i african-american and how do you deal with assim

at the same time, there's a civilian analyst who used to teach hoyt at west point, named fred kagan, who has written a study advocating the surge. petraeus and

barbara hoyt knows that because she was 17 when she joined the so-called manson family in 1979.r. they wanted to end society as we knew it. they wanted millions to die. >> he wanted to trigger a population war that he triggered himself. he dubbed it helter-skelter. manson's plan was to leave behind misleading clues in a series of murders, evidence that would indicate black assail lands in the killings of whites. davis was one of the manson followers implicated in a murder at this home that started it all. musician gary hinman. in man son's trial this model was shown how he was treated. brutally tortured. sliced at the ear. the words political piggy in blood and this, a bloody print and an unsuccessful attempt to show the police the black panthers were behind it. then two others that took the lives of pregnant actress sharon tate and six others. davis was not part of those but was at the hangout and helped murder and mute late a stuntsman. barbara said she heard him scream. a man who could do that should never walk free. >> no. i'm not wrong. i know what he's capable of. i heard