i welcome you to go to our wiky site it's nopnawi k i. org. jarry is our wiky manager he's the guy that sort of birthed it and has taken ownership. all of you could contribute. mo magic are in the western adition are the community convener they don't have a website we added their information to our website so people who are connected and want to look for tools or agencies that help them can get that information. so, pardon? >> the wiky the site is nopnawiki. org. we have the news letter and yahoo groups and website and wiky site. we fliers for all our meetings at our cafes and merchants. you can read about the events in the neighborhood. there is word of mouth that's the best way i think. talking to people is the best way to build communality. we do organize a lot of activities in our neighborhood. the reason why we are successful in organizing all the activities is we have a large shared leadership organization. all of us our volunteers and 11 board members we have over 60 volunteers in our neighborhood distributing on a parent's group or saf

if i set goals and work hard, i can be on the board of supervisors." org paralympic champion. or whatever else i want to be. so i want to thank you for being such a great role model for people disabilities in your community and for all of your hard work. supervisor alioto-pier: thank you, mr. sprinkel. i broke my back when i was 13, and i went to one of your schools. -- mr. pringle. when i started skiing at 16, i ran into a guy i got to know as dan, and when i got on to the board, i realized it was dan kelly from the school board. he taught people with visual impairment have to ski for years. i am not sure if he is still doing it. -- how to ski for years. coming down the face of the mountain, it will scare the heck out of you, and there is no doubt that able-bodied people would not be able to do some of what they're able to accomplish, so a person want to thank you for what you have done for the disabled community and for the non disabled community, because i think it is just as important for people without disabilities to see how able-bodied the disabled community really is, s

>> i don't know the mileage it depends upon the terrain. there is a website on sfgov. org/acs to get information about ham radio communications in san francisco. all right. other questions? >> i was curious the difference in red cross and nert idealy you would want both. would i start getting 20 people together for red cross? >> it depends on your community. if they are ready to go and say, we want to go all out go to the fire department and get the full nert training. if they are like, i'm not sure and you are just getting to know each other the red cross training is great because it's an hour we cover the personal preparedness much the first step if you want to say, let's get everyone in the same room and look at everyone and know their names. you can invite us both. you can invite the humane society and they'll do animal care and control. >> and they will come out and do something. you can have your miniresource fair depending on nature of your community. >> cpr? >> yes. >> right. we do first aid/cpr and shelter training and case management and damage assessment. they d

gone how do we look at the iraq that they're leaving behind earlier i caught up with jon soltz co-founder and chair of vote vets dot org and i first asked him if the media had jumped the gun on this story and acted like the last combat brigade leaving was really the end of the war. the sick the six thousand troops that are left over that's that standard in every operation you're always going to have an advance party. a party that stays at the end after i'm gone so they're just transitioning over paperwork property equipment all that as if that's totally normal but it's not a little premature. then to say the last troops in the combat brigades are going to combat brigades in fact have left the quaid and that is worth a lot i mean that certainly for me it was it was humbling to watch and in the way that the left was great it wasn't like a vietnam scenario where people were killed on the helicopters but i think also very just a tad premature because you have fifty thousand troops that are still in iraq now just because you're a combat unit doesn't mean there's not a combat mission or combat troops or you could be an infan

i find taught zoning codes? >> planning codes are on-line as are most of the hand-outs at the counter and residential, or you can go to s.f. government dot org in regard/planning and you can find all of our codes and so forth on that website or go to the office itself. >> i can't see you. >> it's on? we spoke to the neighbors and most of them okayed the project for a single family home. there's one neighbor next to the lot that's apposing but she's encroaching the project where we're going to put a - not a sidewalk but a street up to two homes is that justified. what's your thoughts on that. >> there's always one. the heart of the problem is there's no threshold. there's no logical reason you need to file for a discretionary review. anyone can. for any reason. planning related or otherwise and they'll get their day in the court before the planning commission. prepare your case and argue and justify your project to the planning commission and more times than not, they'll see reasoned argument and the reasonable property and approve it. so, sit justified, probably - well subjective i mean. >> thank you. >> you know, actually i may ask this gen

to talk about is jon soltz co-founder and chair of vote vets dot org and steve connors director of meeting resistance gentlemen first i want to start with a simple question that i want to get your insight on does iraq have a solidified democracy has there really been a successful democracy built let's start with you i think it's par for the course i mean that there's no you know complete failure of the government to perform anything but we don't have a prime minister right now so i can't say it's been a complete success i also think you know the surge was maybe even a greater fairer than the invasion itself because we never got the political reconciliation that we were looking for within the administration so you still don't know what the oil law in regards to this is going to be shared between sunni and sunni what about cricket or saddam repatriated a lot of civilians so these are major issues that he rock had to face they haven't handled and so yes there was more security yes there's a little less violence yes the president's making a victory lap but i think some of the core fundamental issues. iraq still are still

i think when they return, provide economi have to turn back toward the budget, the orge,my. ce again, convince the voters they have done something to provide economic growth for the future. >> george, exactly what i would have done. the forces for growth are fading out. not looking good going forward. this is very difficult. it's hard for an administration a power to run on the campaign slogan, it could have been worse. and that is essentially -- it is woe. it could have been worse. but that doesn't sell well. >> lest it be thought that paul t iti agree. >> well, you might. maybe this is rarity today. se.not the case. paul thinks the government is dangerously frugal at this point. dangerously i side with kenneth at harvard i do not. who says there is time for austerity, and this is it. >> well -- >> that's happening in europe, as you know. austerity, and >> i think ken rogoff is doing damage with bad statistics. > can i move over to madrid again and ask ahmed about the whatmy? it clearly impacts what is happening in america's foreign policy as well. hat do people in pakistan,

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thoughts about this wiki leaks dot org situation going on there's a lot of pressure now from the united states to declare iceland. an enemy combatant or an enemy of the state yeah i think this is all a bit of a misunderstanding the fact is that people from wiki leaks we're in iceland and they are the leader occasionally and they have contributed to the ideas of the. icelandic modern media initiative which is the basic idea is to. implement the best practices of free speech laws and witness protection from around the world but it's a misunderstanding we can exert has its headquarters in iceland and actually the information that they have deposited on the internet is kept in servers that i believe are stationed in sweden dunned in belgium but i think they have made a great contribution to due to the debate here and one of the problems that we have in iceland is that there isn't much of a good press here i mean and one of the reasons i believe that the pressure actually happened was that people were not properly informed so we believe that the icelandic modern minute media initiative is a protest to go into because it will support free speech and a better press. yes

investigative surf gist looks at malaria and the question of why it kills near i a million of people every year. visit book t.v. dot org for times. "washington journal" continues. >> our guest for the next 45 minutes is louise radnofsky of the "wall street journal". one of the things you cover is stimulus and stimulus being very important topic or one that's greatly discussed over the last few months. where do we stand as far as what's been spent and committed in the stimulus fund? guest: helpful to think of three big pot office money. the largest pot is the tax cut. tax credits for families and a host of other a finance provisions and that money is nearly gone. then there's the aid going to schools and medicaid and that money is almost run out also. the third portion is the part that people most commonly think of is stimulus. infrastructure the money for roads and projects. that money has dpon out much more slowly. host: why so? guest: it's government money spent in ways that are complicated. host: does that mean as far as states actually have it? and not yet spent it or the states have it and they are waiting to at l

org. and a sirius xm radio host. we'll start with you, susan. we've heard both sides. we've heard the governor saying he's going to try to sort of moderate this. why are you opposed? >> itand firmly with what the governor said today. i think so much is lost in this situation, with the president of the united states standing up, saying we stand for freedom of religion, and we stand by the constitution. which we all do. including those families that lost loved ones on 9/11. what the families of 9/11 are asking for, though are some information, are some concerns to their sensitivities to what's being built in that general area at all, and a larger discussion because they're concerned, because questions aren't being answered, and because -- you know, congressman peter king pointed out, we can have a conversation about the constitution and honoring freedom of religion, while also sitirities of those people who lost their sons, daughters, you know,t the be exclusive. >> larry: peter, are we demonizing muslims there, do you think? >> i think so. i think one has to see this in the larger context. there is now -- "the new york times" reported, a whole wave of campaigns against

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