and so, therefore, they should be cited after ten at night and i am imp lore you to change that rule because it does not work otherwise. the other thing is that there is a whole balloon now in the press about the pedestrian safety and accidents, and i imp lore you chief, to work with the puc who is starting to put lighting in the city, but they started to put it out in irviing street and we need it downtown where i am, it is the most congestived area in the city nothing is done. please take a walk down market street at night. the pedestrians can't see the cars, it is simple change the lighting so they are starting to put led lighting and they put it in my park, which i created which is called ferry park downtown and totally ineffective because it just lights up the bath ways and the rest of the park is darker than it was before and they didn't do the other part of the park so they are not doing their jobs. work with the parks department and get them to do it and so we have homeless in the park and we have crime. we have people breaking into cars in my area on washington street. and i

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about two and a half hours of that i can't figure out any institution in american life that is not imp kated in his conspiracy. take a look at something i find more interesting and that is the movie the way we were. on one level it's a love story about two people who can't resolve their issues. but the backdrop for that is the conviction that the 1950's represented a period in which innocent americans suffered repression at the hands of agents of a hysterical witch hunt for communist agents who did not exist. let's not even deal while we're going into the depths with the cruss balance. a play that is so die dact i can and so boring that i've often thought if i had to do a desert island discs and my only choice was the crewsable or the scarlet letter i would discover hawthorne as a master of prose spile. how did we get here? first of all, we did have the culture shift and the perception of intelligence and counter intelligence was just a part of that. never trust anyone over 30 it was motto for my generation along with sex, drugs and rock and roll. the tied of that culture swept over us

sfpd asking whether or not they are following up on leads that have been generated in a constitutional imp erm issable way, thank you. >> next speaker? >> my name is dustin kaun and we work throughout the united states and throughout the bay area and i work in muslim congregations and with muslim clergy and we were from immigration to poverty issues and social justice in the community and one of the reasons why it is difficult to organize in the muslim community is because of the level of fear that the community faces raising their voice, because of the level of infiltration that has existed and so no one is coming here tonight, accusing the san francisco police department of using the type of tactics used by the nypd, where they were actually sending officers as infiltraters throughout the new york region themselves but we know from the data that exists from the reporting that exists from the freedom of information act articles that many of which are pulitzer prize winning, that the f.b.i. is paying infiltraters upwards of 15,000 paid, and 45,000 unpaid, and that was numbers used in 2009.

including whether the ordinance has imp inged the ability for the department to receive terrorism related information from the federal government. i am not aware of the ordinance impinging on any ability of the san francisco list department to receive terrorism related information and however it is possible. 4 b, whether it is the federal government has been cooperative in the san francisco police department's effort to implement the legal standards of the ordinance and whether and how the ordinance is effecting the sfpd, f.b.i., joint terrorism task force relationship. and the federal government, understands through the restrictions, placed on members of the san francisco police department. and he had been respectful on the insistence that the officers assigned to the joint terrorism task force follow the san francisco police department policy. the sfpd maintains a close professional working relationship with our colleagues within the f.b.i. 4 c, a complete description of any issues in relation to sfpd's process of insurancing that the ordinance is being implemented and there were no iss

. >> an extravaganza of lights and color opened the sochi imp li olympics. classical dancers celebrating russia's past and present. a chance to show the world its post-soviet resurrection. team usa joined the international dance party. in the end, though, it was two russian olympic legends who lit the cauldron. >> and, yes, there was one misstep. somewhat glaring, but to one seemed to mind. you see it there. upper right hand there. one of the snowflakes failed to transform itself into one of the massive olympic rings. outside of that, the ceremony seemed to be trouble free. >> nbc bay area's janelle wang witnessed all the excitement. she joins us tonight and takes us behind the scenes. what a ceremony. >> reporter: it was. it was beautiful, raj and jessica. it is now just after 11:00 a.m. here. olympic park is open. not very busy yet because the events mostly happen tonight. we want to show you what's going on. over here to my right is one of the most popular spots to take pictures. the olympic rings. gorgeous spot. right behind it, bolshoy ice dome where th

. >> getting narcotics or anything like that back here is next to imp possible.i'll be all right. >> for bean, a positive drug test could result in a transfer out of the protective custody unit where the high profile nature of his crime, murder of his ex girlfriend and destroying her corporation would make him a target among other inmates. >>>i haven't been anywhere in the county, even in prison that doesn't know who i was and had seen the news about my case. it follows you everywhere. i tested positive for pot a year or two ago. they took me to disciplinary unit. i was there half an hour and everybody said look, if you don't get out of here, we're going to straight stab you. >> coming up, investigators reach conclusions about curtis cash and joshua bean. @ñ >>> it's been nearly a week since wabash valley inmate dana woods has been accused of brutally beating his celle mate. curtis cash suffered a broken jaw and bloody face. since then, woods has been on a 23 hour lock down in the custody unit as the internal affairs completed the investigation. >> it appeared up

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territory, i should say, but they can find an instance where people's ability to live their lives imped rights are basically protected. now some of the people -- the countries i should say that perhaps are the most egregious, certainly take a look at syria. it's also increasing it's use of conventional weapons. air strikes on population that support the people that are trying to overthrow the government. that country came in for a lot of criticism. they have also taken a look at the on going curtailing of public liberties inside russia. as many people know, the u.s. and russia aren't getting along right now, this report probably isn't going to improve relations any time soon. >> to say the least. ross, appreciate it. kentucky joins a list of states forced by a court order to recognize same-sex marriages performed in other countries. this same judge ruled recently, that same-sex marriage ban treated gay and lesbians differently in a way that demeans them. the federal government has launched an investigation, over it's failure to address some problem links to at least 13 deaths and 31 cra

others reject it because the whiteness and maleness are imp significance.d it discomforting. >> i am going to play the role of the university we want people to learn and be comfortable. if it is an ugly person i say you are a big fat ugly lawyer how will people learn? >> severalty sieve vility is important but not as important as freedom. we don't have any liberal arts college we are teaching them to feel uncomfortable they can't walk around the campus and go to class and learn something has gone terribly wrong for the level of tolerance in the different views. they are going to see white men in their underwear sometime in their life. you can't let it throw off your entire lifestyle. >> coming up we will talk drugs and privacy. are you students getting ripped off by your college? many of you are. that's next. [applause] ♪ ♪ so you can have a getaway from what you know. so you can be surprised by what you n't. get o times the points on travel and dining at restaurants from chase sapphire preferred. so you can taste something that wakes up your soul. chase sa

the imp vised explosive device wide ly recognized as the destruction in afghanistan. >> obviously it takes two to sign this. it is my own view, not necessarily company policy is i don't believe president karzai is going to sign it. >> tom ridge says he needs to sign it for the thousands injured and those who died. >>> the u.s. government letting lawyers interview accused 9-11 mastermind kalid sheikh mohammed. this as they set out to clear their client the son-in-law the son of bin laden of terrorism charges. they want to speak to ksm at gitmo because they may call him as a witness. nine conditions are in place and that could block it from happening one includes a requirement that attorneys for the department of justice and the department of defense attend the interview. >>> new york city's mayor bill deblasio using his executive privileges to get him out of jail. he was released after the blog they made to a top official. it is part of the mayor as transition team. the bishop had two outstanding warrants. he later appeared in court and the warrants were vacated. >> the first state di

mber truman capote, truman cara was an impersonation b impe alsb got a complete understanding of whatkind of person he was. he could play a baseball manager, "moneyball," with his gut sticking out.ng o elderly manager with a big bger r gut. >> he made these unpleasant characters sympathetic. whether we are talking about a guy in charliegufman's "synechdoche" or the sexual predator in todd solondz'son "happine ." the task was to be completely son, to go as deep as you could possibly go. that h will bring thebr audiences to your point ofto yw. not necessarily sympathizearnd believe what you are doing.ng there is enormous credibility in --e erin "thmastero inere >> it is an amazing movie. is one i will need to watch many more mes. it is extremely complicated and layered.red. lancaster is a showman.howm in a way, hoffman is playingng is confident salesman and faith healer and and huckster, whatever he plays hat perfectly, what all of the exuberance this guy would have but he also let you see the loneliness and the pain and the confanthe the spiritual hunger and the need to be loved that d

. >>> the east coast was hit again today with 3-6 imps of snow, and over the weekend, a storm dumped 12 inches in the northeast. adding to the thousands of problems that have plagued travelers this season. 70 flights have been canceled. the most or record. there was some relief in store. temperatures expected to reach the 40s and the 50s for the rest of the week, we hope. >>> in tonight's tribute to black history month, we turn back the block 26 years. that's when debbie thomas was the first american athlete to win a medal at the olympics. our john henry smith talked to thomas about that life-changing experience. >> debbie, you took bronze in the olympics, and i know you wanted gold. and was that a positive experience? do you have good memories or bad memories? >> i kind of make fun of my bronze medal. i say that it looks gold. i was winning and ended up with the bronze, so my final olympic performance was not my favorite of all time. but i did make history. i became the first black athlete to medal in the olympics. so it's a bronze medal. so i can't complain too much. >> debbie, how

. >> withdrawal of benefits creatance imp bless sit tax that also reduces the incentive to work. >> is it any wounder in the slew of earnings reports we have been getting, the affordable care act is the one financial headache that one company boss after another consistently cites? they can't get a handle on this law. and more than a few are saying they simply can't afford this law. critics say it is working out to be a event scapegoat for them. what does the moon scrutinizes their balance sheets perhaps more than any other think about that? his name is carl icahn and if that name does not ring a bell to you, trust me, it certainly does to your boss. he is perhaps the most polar rising figure in corporate america today the one message ceos fear most getting from their secretary, it is carl icahn on line one. they can refuse to take the call but they also know carl icahn is not hanging up. he is relentless. for the better part of four decades, carl icahn has done as much to change the behavior of the guys who run those companies as the folks who own those companies, the shareholders. bef

. >> ice jams, that's something that sounds like a good thing, sounds like a jazz imp vieization. >>t want that. >> that's why you're here, to teach me. >> we can go to class all day, you do the same for me. >> karins, thank you very much. appreciate that. for our must read today, if you read only one thing this morning, you know it's got to be about "house of cards ". the new season is out and today i have a new essay about it up. washington is a town full of phoney politicians and interestingly the only true believers are hackers, whistle-blowers, and even a billionaire donor, but the whistle-blowers soon face charges of their own while government lawbreakers float away. that's no surprise, prosecution is always about evidence, not crime. and frank underwood doesn't leave much evidence behind. if you want more, and i hope you might, it's up on our facebook page and salon.com right now. let us know what you think, head to facebook/jansingco. uhhh. no, that can't happen. that's the thing, you don't know how long it has to last. everyone has retirement questions. so ameriprise created

when they talk about the $50 billion that was put on the act on thend the imp economy, it has happeneduch larger cut -- economy. sh is an opportunity to the light on russian businessesine. >> matthew has been found guilty on all counts in the biggest insider trading case. correspondentnal joins us from berlin to tell us why that is. tioma because mark did not plea. they are no closer to understanding what happened between him and steve: on july 20, 2008. ohen on july 20, 2008. prosecutors never wanted this case to go to trial. it is no longer a hedge fund. it has gone from $14 billion to a family fund of $9 billion. they got a conviction but not more information. two's what they got -- counts of securities fraud. one count of insider trading. he is looking at 15-20 years. here is the u.s. attorney trying to talk about the victory he had. in the short run, cheating may have been profitable. in the end, it made him the convicted felon and will result in the forfeiture of his windfall. jury reachate -- their deliberation in less than three days. this could be the last cruel case associate

a lot of these people imping to see their costs increase -- are going to see their costs increase. the average out-of-pocket limit for medicare advantage plans is going to increase by $464 this year. the president and washington democrats say that their health care plan was going to save people money, save people money. that's what the president told the cufnlt that' country. that's why he said he did this whole health care plan. the president told people what he wanted to hear but he failed to give them what he promised. that's why his credibility ratings are down. that's why people believe that he has misled them intentionally, and that's why this administration has viewed -- is viewed to be incompetent by a majority of americans. turns out, costs continue to go up because of the law. this new round of cuts to medicare advantage is just another example of how the health care law is wrecking our health care system, not fixing it. america's health care system wasn't working before, but the president and the law that democrats voted for has made it worse. medicare is headed toward b

in your second term right about now you comp a little imp tept. just a little.uthority very broadly. george washington used it. i believe when i saw the president say what he said during the state of the union address, i said this is a fund raising effort. this is going to rally his base in the democratic party. it is projected they're going to lose the senate. they're definitely not going to take the house. so this is his way of rallying his base. >> i don't know if that's quite right. can i tell you -- >> for you to say this is more of a moment of impotence or loss masculinity, because it felt to me like this felt the most swaggerless that i've seen the president. and in the state of the union. and by swagger i mean him saying, that's right, i'm president. and being president means there are things ki do without -- >> but back in 2007 and 2008 the obama campaign staff, we're not doing executive orders. this is about change. this is going to be a transformation of a president. they're doing just exactly that. there is no other way they can get their agenda pass

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