all right, now enter jackson. jackson -- oops, goes too fast., who was in this area here also without orders, moves this way to intercept the oncoming union forces. and what's interesting here is that when jackson arrives here in late morning, what he, what he sees basically is a full scale, bloody confederate retreat. and what he saw in front of him was an absolutely full-blown military disaster, and there was no doubt about it. no sign of rebel troops rallying or union troops withdrawing or no confederate artillery moving forward to blast the federalists from the hill. the scene was complete bloody chaos. they're driving us, general bernard b. yelled to jackson as he and his wounded men streamed past. jackson's response was peculiar and also characteristic of the man. sir, we will give them the bayonet. hardly anyone would die in the civil war of bayonet wounds, but the point was clear enough. a bayonet was an intensely personal way to kill someone. jackson meant business. his first concern was amazingly not whether they should retreat or how

jackson was not well thought of.as extremely well thought of the jackson was originally gave a commissioner's major and he had to fight his way up the lincoln started him as head of the union armies. so it was largely that. but he did not have those skills to space it executive officer the sun ever shown talking at dinner tonight as a brilliant general as eisenhower. >> he makes a great march from the valley and then sits down to take a nap under of tree. what is your opinion as to what happens? been a good question. this is a big historical controversy. over seven days right after the valley campaign jackson did not perform at his best the seven days with the bumbling performance from the staff on down but how badly did he want? but this seven days that affects the big picture to go clear across the peninsula and then went to cowered behind mother's skirts. the details are variously. i will just say what i say he has been challenged but of those he is guilty of only one the rest of it was bad staff work the least ti

but sarah herman thinks that is unlikely in jackson's case. >> kenneth jackson is simply in confinement because he cannot cope in general population. he is more afraid of being in general pop with other inmates with a roommate and cell mate. we've tried a couple times to get him to go to general population. he didn't last 24 hours. he did not feel safe. go put your clothes on. >> jackson's coping issues are not limited to general population. he recently cut himself in order to deal with the stress of living in confinement. >> the best way to relieve the pressure. i cut on myself. i cut my arm. when i bleed and got the pain it relaxes me. it's like having the most orgasm you can ever have. my blood pressure is 147/104 and i cut and 20 minutes later it's down to 110/70. i relax. straight up. >> this is your daily visit. remember we talked on thursday. where are you at today? let me see your arms. both. both. don't mess with it. >> sergeant herman has come to check on jackson and discuss his request to return to general population. >> when you told me on thursday you were about to break, r

narrator: so jackson looks to the past.ing of the japanese fishery, they fished mostly close to home. and then they depleted the fisheries in the western pacific. so they moved into the north atlantic and the south atlantic and the central pacific and the indian ocean and all of the different fisheries grounds around the world. and in a period of 25 to 30 years, in the entire global ocean, the catch was depleted from 10 fish per 100 hooks to one fish per 100 hooks. that's 90% of all the big fish are gone. narrator: but to jackson, this study also falls victim to the shifting-baseline syndrome. dr. jackson: their baseline was 1950. and you can imagine how many big fish disappeared before 1950. so, another way we know about the magnitude of the fish we've lost -- there's this global fisheries data that were essential commercial fisheries' data, and they made maps of how much fish was taken out of the northern atlantic in 1900 and today. and the red color meant that there was lots of fish, and white color meant there were no f

> commissioners that places you under our and item two came off of content so tame item 2 at 1098 jackson street request for conditional use authorization. >> thank you chair and members of the police station on september 11, 2014, the planning commission heard is request for conditional use authorization for a proposed at&t mobility wireless facility on jooks street the commission at that time, voted to take a motion of intent to disproductive the project and staff has worked with alternative designs and engage the community we're here to answer questions that you have. >> thank you project sponsor. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm with at&t affairs i'm here seeking your support to approve our conditional use application last time you raised several issues and i have sent all of you information and i'm happy to go over it briefing but one of the main concerns whether or not the displummet of the two commercial attends in the building i wanted to share with you a graft we have for you to show that, in fact, the tenants have not been displaced their compensation given to them and i'll

jackson mr. washington on 5 a which is the fifth amendment to the contract. >> i'll decline on that i have plenty of time to speak. >> do we have any other members of the public wishing to address 5 a. >> no do we have questions or comments from the members of the commission? no do i have a motion >> motion. >> a motion by commissioner singh to approve item 5 b second by commissioner mondejar. >> please call the rally. >> please announce our vote commissioner mondejar commissioner singh xhirs booster to see madam chair rosales madam chair the vote is 4 i's. >> thank you please call the next item. >> the next order of business is regular agenda authorizing a master agreement with the housing authority llp for the development of 2 hundred and 56 replacement housing units and low income housing accepting the deed of trust alice griffith public housing site to 11 came iron way adapting an environmental way to the policy act bayview hunters point discussion and action resolution number 2014 make direc

jackson. >> good afternoon dr. jackson i'm not going to repeat anything the gentleman said but welcome, welcome back i've been knowing him for a long, long time before there was a commission and i think because he have also told the truth he wouldn't lie i remember saying to him don't go around the bush tell it like it is and he got rid of and it hurt me very bad i want to say to the listening audience those who are watch i know paul i want you to get our bicycle and read about that all second corinthians one through 8 it is the vision of paradis i from hunters point shipyard had a vision but it's become the valley of the dry bones i would like to say that we as a people should understand that i do have a history of that shld they going to have a place we met and one day they tore it ban u down because of the toxins the politics that is being played on the people to come to san francisco to live over there and olsen lee have changed the map made it a different color and pit a to b that's why they built the housing

the house ways and means committee anticipated the glorious coming of jackson. money was appropriated to build the portico on the north, the column familiar to us today. hoban built it and finished only a year before his death as he had the one on the south. it was essentially his house. the image was complete and the image became familiar to the world. jackson's political backers themselves made some improvements to feature a new occupant of the symbolic house. they commissioned ralph e.w. earl, a jackson in-law and friend to paint a heroic image of new orleans and hung it in the big entrance hall. you saw it before you saw washington when you went on tour. that was open from 1801 on tours. now the public had something rather pointed and needed to see and there was more. the east room remained undecorated, although hoban completed the ornate archite architectural shell. a great assembly room of the house. the stage where jackson would now appear at receptions and public open houses. the stage was set. furniture warehouses in philadelphia were called in to finis

>> okay. >> can you read us the description that you did of stonewall jackson? >> oh, sure. >> that's a lovely one. >> page 138. [laughter] >> it's on 138? >> so we have a request for abbott's description of stonewall jackson. page 138. [laughter] >> i'll remind people that this is belle's, belle's love, her imagined love, and she spends quite a bit of time -- >> talking about his feet. >> yeah. [laughter] i don't think his feet were as pretty as hers. but, okay. stonewall jackson had just turned 38 years old and looked, some said, more scarecrow than human with eerily bright blue eyes and a mangy brown mass of beard. his preferred uniform consisted of a threadbare single-breasted coat, a broken binder to conceal his eyes and an oversized pair of flop top boots for his size 14 feet. his horse, fancy, whom everyone else called little sorrell, stood only 15 hands high, and jackson rode him with his feet drawn up so as to avoid dragging them on the ground. he spoke seldom and almost never laughed. on the rare occasions when he did, he tossed back his head, let his

henry clay hated jackson. like adams, like jefferson was on the record on this, all three of those men thought andrew jackson was totally unqualified to be president of the united states by temperament and by experience. so, [indiscernible] thereafter the jackson forces decided they would do everything possible to make sure the john quincy adams accomplished nothing as president. that can happen. [laughter] however, there were some accomplishments. but there are a lot of interesting things that happened too. one of those things is john quincy adams as president, appointing a delegation to a south american-central american conference to be held in panama, at which the black republic of haiti was to be represented. this produced an extraordinary series of conflicts between the slave forces of the south and the house of representatives in the senate, and all those in another camp, if you will. john quincy adams was looking forward to this pan-american unity. because of haiti being a black republic, that conferenc

i won't talk no more. >> while segregation is hard on many inmates, deontre jackson now uses his timeoes best -- built more muscle. during his time in general population, jackson was known for his extreme workout methods and staying fit for the fight. >> people see a weak spot, you know, they come for you. ain't no guns in here. >> and it was, in fact, a fight that landed jackson here. >> little altercation. came out. nobody hit me. i hit them. and they brought me down here for assaulting another inmate, 15 days, you know? you got to stay in shape. you got to stay militant. you got to stay alert. 'cause anything goes. i learned how to protect myself. >> though jackson stays in peak physical condition, he says he's as much a lover as he is a fighter. >> these are my letters i got this morning, my love letters from my wife. she's always sending me beautiful encouragements, keep me motivated, keep my mind from being inside these walls. i love her to death. it's like her words are right here with me. of course, they always are when you love someone. i just got this one today. that's a bea

two at 1098 jackson street quebec they adapted a motion to continue the matter until october 2nd are there any members of the public who wish to speak on the consent calendar seeing none, public comment is closed. oh. >> do i want to comment on this. >> i'm asking that the commission yeah. i - >> this is new. >> so we'll have to pull it off of content. >> okay. thank you. >> so commissioner this is pulled off of commensurate and heard at the beginning of chartered. >> commissioners we are again moving commission matters and department matters until the end of today's calendar and taking general public comment not to exceed 15 minutes i have several speaker cards. >> opening up for general public comment (calling names). >> mr. al could you like to submit your comment while he is doing that? sure >> good afternoon. i'm john over link with the tack 0 group the dialog about pdr a burning issue i want to share with you the proposal for permanent pdrs depiction controls we hope the commission about apply in the south of market neighborhood starting with the central selma rezoning next yea

. >> hi commissioners my name is tony's live on taylor street i'm here to voice my objection on jackson on september 11th i spoke at the hearing and mentioned the irreversible aesthetics on the neighborhood where i've also for 6 years the antennas will be visible from tenants right-of-way and this is unacceptable recently, i saw a similar installation and took to photograph the photo is kind of interesting to see what we look like in practice thank you is there a way to zoom in on this? this is over on scloep boulevard there's 6 full vent pipes you can see for yourself the kind of impact i really think this intersection is a special corner of the neighborhood with historic earthquake and scenic pictures of the before this and capable cars running across accident street please disapprove this and could make jackson a further site of unattractive >> thank you. next speaker. and my name is is kenneth i live on 1098 jackson the residential entrance on tuesday i received basically, the information regarding the additional proposal of at&t that if those supporting unit were not located in the

veronica jackson says she was trying to give her ten-year-old lesson at theg time. montgomery county reporter kevin a storyins us live with you will see only on 7. >> alison, police say jackson picked up her four-year-old and ten-year-old children from the bus stop. police say she allegedly propped into her lap and tried teaching him how to drive her car. things went south in a hurry when their car went careening ar.o a concrete pill pamela witnessed veronica alleged drivers ed class, one impaired by alcohol. >> i said, any reasonable person stop, but she was trying .o drive, when she hit >> this taxi, one of three cars clobbered jackson while her ten-year-old sat in her lap. >> she's not responsible. charginging to documents, jackson first said a vehiclewas malfunction but later admitted beers.king five police say she blew a .17, more limit.ice the legal >> she's a very good mother to her kids. >> jackson's grandmother called an everyday mistake. >> how are your great-grandchildren doing? >> my children are fine. were taken to the hospital, though, right? >> and th

jackson do you have a copy of the letter? i have one right here to give you if you don't have one and do you have the lease? >> and then 5 thousand square feet adjacent. >> the exact same thing why don't we move forward we can talk about this. >> i'm sorry we can't talk about it now, it's not on the agenda. >> that's my space. >> okay. at this point do we have any another public comment before we move on? item 5 communication >> commissioners? members of the public any comment on communications? okay. is it on communications? >> yes. >> commissioners no one is going to disrespect dr. espanola jackson i've had a lot of patience i served through 3 generals 3 i pay attention to the communication as to the deliberations about the 5 thousand square feet and the additional 4 thousand plus the 3 thousand 4 hundred square feet was a space vacant so a gentleman could have a media center that was vested and many of your staff members were aware of it now what's happening is they're not paying attention there's one person trouble maker

report onouting jackson. that and more as abc 7 ne >> after six months in captivity, more than 200 nigerian schoolgirls could be freed. the government of nigeria reached a cease-fire agreement with boko haram. the group is to release the girls as part of its deal. boko haram kidnapped nearly 300 girls from a boarding school in april. dozens have escaped but more than 200 remain unaccounted for. >> new controversy in the race for maryland governor. anthony brown is being criticized for using two baltimore police officers in one of his campaign ads. policy,g to department officers are prohibited from appearing in uniform in political ads. but the baltimore -- the baltimore police union and his campaign argue they are not in uniform because their patches were blurred and they were not wearing badges. the the baltimore police department is investigating. the editorial board says her to herdon't come close in temperament, work ethic, and ideas. she sent a tweet thanking the newspaper for the endorsement. >> the ma

chief jackson and the city's mayor say the reports aren't true. we'll have more from ferguson after headlines. a friend of boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev has been convicted of lying to investigators about attempts to dispose of the suspect's belongings. on tuesday, a jury found robel phillipos guilty of making false statements about his visit to tsarnaev's dorm room three days after the attack. phillipos has maintained he was too intoxicated on marijuana to have a clear memory of the encounter. outside the courtroom, a defense attorney vowed to appeal the verdict. >> we will be fighting to vacate the guilty finding. we believe there are serious thel issues relative to materiality of just being there, not having anything to do with the backpack or fireworks. robelon't believe phillipos has ever been more angry at a person than he is angry at dzhokhar tsarnaev. when he found out that dzhokhar tsarnaev did what he did in this case, he was absolutely mortified. it was not believable feeling of shock and betrayal that somebody he knew could c

ferguson police chief tom jackson is denying rumors that he is stepping down.ent to nbc he says, quote, i have not been asked to resign. i have not been fired, and i will not be resigning next week. if i do resign, it will be my choice. the rumors come on the heels of a confirmed report that the county has spent nearly $175,000 on riot gear since august. >>> hope francis is taking a bold stance on the age old question about the origins of human life. during a speech he says these theories about evolution and the big bang are real. he clarified that god exists but is, quote, not a magician with a magic wand. >>> former baseball slugger jose canseco is coming out of surgery this morning after accidentally shooting himself in the hand. it happened when he was cleaning his gun at his las vegas home last night. canseco's girlfriend was with him at the time of the accident. >> i heard the gun go off and i looked at jose and he told me to call 911. he pretty much blew his finger off. it was like hanging from a string. the gun did blow, you know, a part of the bone and

i want to bring in now, kevin jackson.ve director of the blacksphere, liz brown, columnist, and o'mara, criminal defense attorney. there have been so many different accounts of what happened. at least what we have heard. and the, the st. louis county, prosecutor saying, nothing has been leaked. he doesn't know where the information is coming from. so with everything that is out there, how is the grand jury going to sort this out if these, what they say has been reported is indeed true? >> i think the grand jury. you are under oath. little different than witnessed accounts. people just standing around saying, hey this happen. whatever happened. you have got a, people that have various agendas. and you don't know what they are. i'm not saying they're necessarily malicious. i'm saying you don't. that is not the place where you are going to necessarily get the truth. under penalty of perjury. potential to go to jail the i would hope the justice system, vets itself out. >> what do you mean people have different agendas. >> peop

it's south north of jackson street. and when they were looking at golden gate commons, they incorporated the land from the tennis and swim club as part of the project. i have the plans that i don't know if anyone has really looked at since the planning department found the files for me a couple months ago. the plans for a conditional use and pud. they all have exhibit a plans, every single one of them and that is a definition of what you do. and so you have to look at the plans as well as the resolution to find out what they did. and the plans that are here and i have copies for the committee that i can pass out include the site of the tennis and swim club as part of the project. the recitals of full saying that we are not providing the typical amount of open space on the site because they were using the open space that is provided to the east to embarcadero and golden gate way. the plans that were approved are very confusing. they are really long. the plans that were approved as a condition of the golden gate way commo

cousins would find desean jackson. tim:. tied at 7-7. now, imagine this game with no skins turnovers. they were still in it. er garrison for a touchdown. less than a minute to go but this happened. picked off by powers who takes it back to the house. four turnovers in the fourth quarter. again, skins go down 30-20. >> i told them after the game, the team that makes plays usually wins, the team that doesn't turn the ball over usually wins, the team that creates turnovers. it's a broken record every time i stand up here and unfortunately it's on us as coaches if we have to continue saying the same thing. we're not obviously getting it across to our players. >> you heard jay right there. turnovers don't equal wins. much more coming up later. >> robert, there was some action off the field at the redskins game that got a little attention, especially on social media. a camera showed redskins owner dan failed? er -- dan snyder it sitting in the ener's box with the president of the navajo nation. that comes in the middle of the debate over the t

espanola jackson, ace washington and two others. >> dr. jackson. >> i think mrs. jackson left good afternoon first madam chair rosales fellow commissioners attorney and staff director bohe and welcome back mr. booster to see i know you never left and the comments you made earlier were very warming a recipe of hunters point shipyard someone that's attended thousands and thousands of meetings for the last 20 something years someone that's read the development plan i can assure you that you to the rest of the city and us we're looking up to you to help us in the critical stage of the presentation of the project to move this project forward the reason you're not seeing a lot of the residents of bayview hunters point to be honest some of the people have retired because they day and day out even when we're not here there's ongoing meetings in the community on the cac the pack was banned a few years ago we've spent that 20 years putting alice griffith and all those other plans i know where we are seeing you all here we don't need to be coming here maybe a little bit of t

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jackson. >> >> i am getting the papers together for you. thank you. last week i went before the civil service commission and the statement that is here and that i am giving to you is the same statement that was presented to them concerning the news article that you have before you, about the statements that he had made. dear chair person, the black human rights leadership council of san francisco is a coalition of dozens of community lead theirs came together, and in 2012, and order to promote the opportunity and fairness for black san franciscans recently we have been focused on issues pertaining to housing and employment. last week, we raised a matter that concerned both the these issues in san francisco, civil service commission and we will raise the same matter with you. >> we have many, members who live and in the dilapidated conditions who have indicated to us that there is no maintenance occurring on the housing authority sites and now we know why, it was reported and last week. san francisco chronicle, and what you have before you. and that th

jackson. i received notice over the weekend about this meeting today and i called the dean bynum to see what did he know about this proposed action. i even contacted members of the southeast commission to see what they know about this action no one seems to know anything. and it bothers me that you are leasing for five years5 years 3450 square feet of space. i'm asking what space are they talking about in ? we have made plans in that community dealing with that college and it seems to me as though your staff keep trying to knowing the fact that this college has the responsibility for the programs there and that building, 1800 oak dale. they keep not wanting to understand the first thing that occurred because of the expansion of the sewage plant. i am the one that requested that we have a college there, a city college because when the people that lived in the southeast sector will learn about -- when they find out about it, the classes are closed. that's yes -- why we got a college. i demanded

no, that was a great myth that andrew jackson -- this is not to say that jackson's victory did not havensequences for american politics, you know, would jackson have become president without that battle? but no, the british had signaled quietly that the war was over. the americansed a ha a choice, we agree with them, we don't agree with them, they chose to agree. yes. >> in more recent years the war has been referred to as america's second war for independence. could you comment on that? well, this is -- the word literary critics use is this is a troep. it's not a word i greatly like. but it e americans about the time of the war itself. it emerges sort of -- you know, the first books, american books on the war of 1812 start appearing as early as 1816. and if you read those books particularly from 1816 tru to the civil war they all take this line that america -- and the classic thing is this is a thousand-page book, a thousand pages written by a new york journalist called benson j. lawson. it's probably one of the most widely known 19th century sources on history. and this is exactly the

there are conflicting reports on the status of ferguson police chief tom jackson.eported late last night jackson is expected to resign as soon as next week but the ferguson police department tweeted overnight that chief jackson has not resigned, has not been fired and has not been asked to stepdown. ferguson police officer darren wilson shot and killed unarmed teen michael brownback in august. chief jackson has endured huge criticism over his handling of the case and of the public's sometimes violent response. >>> the man who vanished during half time at last week's denver broncos game has been located but lots of questions remain here. 53-year-old paul kitterman was found safe in february blow about 100 miles south of denver. police are not saying much beyond their decision to not file any criminal charges. that's his stepson there. kitterman's family has not commented, either. he disappeared when he left his seat at half time back on thursday to meet some friends. >>> this is new. former major league baseball star jose canseco accidentally shot himself in the han

[laughter] >> right now. >> and stonewall jackson was an interesting character. he was sort of a rock star of the civil war. and there was a great story about him. he was in the lobby of a hotel, this was in 1862, and women just swarmed him. they ran after him down the street, if he was in the lobby of the hotel as in this instance, they just followed him and started ripping buttons off his coat and keeping souvenirs. [laughter] and stonewall was great about this, he actually said at this point, ladies, ladies, i think this is the first time i was ever surrounded by the enemy. [laughter] and belle, belle, you know, had -- was fascinated with him and obsessed with him. and she told reporters she wanted to, quote, occupy his tent and share his dangers. [laughter] and so she spent quite a bit of time going after that goal. [laughter] >> so belle had another, another idol in her life, rose -- >> yeah. >> and rose is another one of the main characters, another key figure in the confederate side of the story. talk a little bit about rose. >> well, rose was an interesti

jackson step down?re you being pressured from any -- >> we didn't say anything. we stood by him this entire time so -- >> nothing? >> there's no change on that. >> well, there is growing concern this morning in ferguson on what may happen if officer wilson is not indicted in the michael brown shooting. school officials in st. louis county have written to prosecutor bob mccullough asking him whether or not wilson will be indicted on night or a weekend so as to avoid putting students in the middle of any possible protests. residents tell cnn's sara sidner if there is no indictment the reaction could be violent. >> that's what some people say. i've heard a lot of people saying, some people say they'll be a part of blowing it up if he doesn't get indicted. i just hope it doesn't get bad. i hope nobody gets hurt. >> i know they're going to be upset about the government buildings. i've heard about curfews that are going to happen. some people think they're able to go out and protest and some people are scared

chief jackson and the mayor both flatly deny the reports. >> there are reports to having chief jackson step down. >> no. >> are there -- >> i mean, to step down, we stood by him this entire time. >> nothing -- >> there's no change on that. >> there is growing concern in ferguson this morning about what might happen if officer wilson is not indicted in the michael brown shooting. school officials in st. louis county have written to prosecutor bob mccullough asking him to announce whether or not wilson will be indicted at night or a weekend, so as to avoid putting students in the middle of a possible protests. residents have told cnn's sara sidner if there is no indictment, the reaction could be final. >> some people say they'll be a part of blowing it up if they didn't get indicted. i just hope it doesn't get bad. i hope nobody gets hurt. >> i know they're going to be really upset with the government buildings. i've heard about curfews that are going to happen. people are still thinking they're going to be able to protest and some people are scared. >> officer darren wilson has not been

i mean, he's jesse jackson. >> we're not talking about jesse jackson's responsibilities.king about every person that goes into a hospital -- >> but hold on, she's trying to raise -- hold on. she's trying to say first of all i don't think they have the supplies. number one. but even if they had the supplies she's trying to say if it's a money matter, why should this group pay for it lies about contact with those who had the disease versus two doctors trying to help save lives and open and honest about their situation from the beginning. >> it's not a merit-based treatment. you treat all patients with the best treatment available. >> it's not like coming out of the faucet. we don't have a lot of this drug. >> i understand. but we had someone who's dying given the treatment. it doesn't matter about why they're there. that's irrelevant. a doctor has an obligation. >> megyn, a quick point too -- >> giving dana last word. >> yeah. endell as well, when duncan came to the hospital, if we're going to make a point about hospital treatment, they said and it was an article in the atl

on the flip side chief jackson doesn't survive this. the department needs to change. as attorney general eric holder said today it seems reasonable and clear there needs to be wholesale change in this department. >> here's my fear. what we saw first time around was a tiny group of protesters precipitated a huge police response, very militarized. now you have $172,000 in spending on riot gear, crowd control, right? it looks like they're preparing for war. >> right. >> they're going to have these police officers who are going to head into that day thinking that what they're going to encounter is riots, and they're going to react in a way that has been primed in that way, and then you get something really gnarly. >> that's exactly what we saw first time. we had nbc confirm the list of supplies they purchased. one thing were these hornet's nest grenades. they explode and send out a chemical agent and fire bullets at the same time. i spoke to a politician today who said we're american citizens. what are they preparing for? the first time was heavy handed. now they're geari