so our next one is for we were talking earlier about the k p for jackson doing business as as jackson for an entertainment permit on the bermuda triangle and the new operators want to continue to operate entertainment and northern station approved that with a condition in our binder i want to mention crystal has a maid our conditions on a color paper their ears to find thank you crystal so sam is here and he can talk about jackson. >> do i want those letters from the community now. >> sure. >> we got a lot of them today. >> great, thank you arrest my name is sam i'm the managing partner now jackson those are two of the other partners that are here mr. miller and one of our supporters bryan first of all, jackson i'm sure you're aware of you guys know the location you mentioned you know the location and ownership k t has been there a long time and it's location is 231 fillmore street in the heart of the district the closest streets loma bar it's active in the marina that has for decades a type liquor licenses a well-known bars some blaze places like the balboa cafe those are within half

jackson. >> dr. jackson would you like to crazy -- address the commission on items 5a or 5b? >> >> good afternoon. dr. jackson. i hope this a is the one i'm looking at here and the subject to approval by the department of finance. >> that's item c. >> financing authority agenda. >> we haven't called that calendar yet. >> one of the things i would like. i don't know if you are aware or not, but there is young lady that has been appointed head of the epa here in san francisco. her name is lily lee. and when i come and speak before you i don't see you with pencils where you can take notes. what i think you really need to do is contact lily lee because the actions that you all are taking is not the actions that should be taken . there is a lot of problems in my community of bayview hunters point and you are not aware that bayview hunters point is the most toxic area? >> san francisco. how you vote, you vote continually for things to happen there. i want to say this to you: there was a map date of

spin ola jackson. >> thank you very much. dr. jackson. i'm glad i came here today to hear the report. now i want to see whether or not you commissioners will make sure that my church and the church name is grace tabernacle community church. the address is 1121 oak dale street, san francisco, 94124. redevelopment bill the hill going straight up oak dale put my church in a hole. it rains. water comes straight down into church. it's been coming and coming for years. this is not my first time coming. i have been here before some of you got here talking about my church. in any other area this body would not have allowed this to occur. this has been since 1970, since the 70s. when are you all going to do something about raising my church, put it on the level where it was supposed to be gone. my pastor came here and francisco decosta came to testify. at least we were able to get you the redevelopment committee to set aside must -- monies so when people would get off the bus to the church that they wouldn't be tumbling down the hill. there is no

jackson i don't want to be disrespectful.

win, lose are draw. >> desean jackson stirring things up again according to jackson other than jeremyn the eagles don't have any good wide receivers. but jackson's coach took a shot at d jack today. >> what have you done for mow lately and lately we haven't seen desean we need to see so hopefully this motivation playing philadelphia and hopefully he's more healthy. i think that has a lot to do with it. >> desean is about desean. redskins head coach gruden says jackson has not given him everything he has. today eagles wide receiver jeremy maclin was also asked about jackson's comments but took the high road. >> we're teammates. we're cool. like i said i don't really, um, know what, you know, people think that that was any type of bad blood or anything. just both competitive guys and both guys capable of being talented guys in this league. >> today another eagle chimed in that would be lesean mccoy on instagram. take listen to this. >> mr. jack i knew five years ago. come on, jackpot. throw me the ball. mccoy, i'm open. >> nicely done. (laughter). >> throw me the ball. (laughter). >> fa

jackson? >> yes, sir. >> officer jackson, was inmate antonio easter present when you confiscated -- conducted the shakedown of his living area? >> no. >> officer jackson, were you aware that you were conducting the shakedown of the living area of antonio easter? >> yes. >> officer jackson, do you know the s.o.p. states that an inmate, if can be made available, must be present when that inmate's property is being shaken -- shook down? >> no, i didn't need him there. i suspected there was something in the area. i continued on with it. i already found some contraband in the area. that's why i decided to check his bed. before the knife, i found a glass bottle, a dice, gang paraphernalia. cassette tape. >> all right. antonio, you are correct inasmuch as you can't get a criminal charge for this. but, however, this is an administrative hearing. you can be held responsible for that weapon being in your living area. it was in your assigned living area. therefore, i'm going to find you guilty of the cha

> i'm sergeant rick jackson. department. i know i'm not dressed like a normal police officer. >> reporter: jackson was out hunting elk when they caught danny wu and rushed in still in his camo, hoping to finally get answers to a year of questions. >> are you willing to talk to me? >> to a certain point. >> reporter: the chief and the d.a. watched from a nearby office. >> i didn't expect him to say anything. i expected him to ask for a lawyer. i wasn't sure how he was gonna respond to any of the questions. >> reporter: but d.a. primus and all of them were in for a big surprise. >> what's your name? >> my name's lukah chang. >> i'm gonna write it down. what's your last name? >> chang. c-h-a-n-g. >> reporter: sure enough, not danny wu, lukah chang. 23 years old, the son of christian missionaries. a deserter from the u.s marines who drifted into town without any plan and stayed briefly at that downtown motel where he encountered a maid named amyjane. >> did you talk to her? >> no, only in passing. like, she would kno

craig jackson happy new year and continued success to everybody at barrett jackson. >> thank you veryuch. adam: take care. coming up next, some workers in 21 states will start the new year with a raise. and next, 2014 was a year that dramatically changed the political landscape in washington. we'll take a look back and see if there are any hopes, if there is any hope for an agreement in 2015. ♪ if a denture were to be put under a microscope we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher brighter denture everyday. adam: earlier this week, we talked about how 2014 was the year of the hack. it was also a big year for politics. as republicans won elections which will allow the party to take over control of both houses of congress in the new year. but with president obama holding the veto pen congress faces an uphill battle. peter barnes joins us. hi peter. >> hey adam. the results of the congressional midterms a mandate, the republicans say. the president not so m

this is not a time for jesse jackson to shut up. because you can't shut jesse jackson up.t's time for people of goodwill to speak up and to reply and rebut the racial arsonists like louis farrakhan. it's time for us to say -- >> where are they, though? >> i was on the phone last week with one of the great black leaders, the guy that ran against me for the united states congress, former congressman, the reverend floyd flake out of south jamaica. he gets federal funds, he built senior citizen housing, he does great things. he's a black leader that i want to listen to. he's done great things. as far as race baiting jesse jackson and race baiting al sharpton who tonight on fifth avenue they're having a demonstration when this big bird mayor says oh, we're not going to have any more demonstrations. al sharpton is calling on -- >> i actually don't want to waste any more time talking about sharpton and jackson because i think we all agree they're bad people. i want you to focus on de blasio. this mayor, he's basically a communist, right, helping the sandinistas, giving them care

he told me, jackson, call your lawyer. i just said a little prayer and i called my lawyer.he is. he said congratulations. i'm off death row. i said praise the lord. my i.q. was in the range of 69 to 72. >> although he's no longer a condemned man and is now serving life without parole, the reality is jackson committed a violent crime. >> at the age of 19, a robbery occurred on april the 15, 1996, rob and murder. and a female victim got killed in the process. i wish i could change things, but i can't. >> as part of standard procedure, jackson is spending 90 days in ad-seg to ensure a smooth transition into general population. >> they got me in ad-seg now. you're like -- i really had the best night of sleep i've had in a long time. i feel that i did a crime, i'm paying my price for it. i do believe it. if my life, my story, can help somebody child by passing all this, i feel due to the lord, you know, made a point through me. >>> coming up on "lockup: extended stay" -- >> open l-23. >> jeremiah jackson is finally released from ad-seg. >> nice time for a new -- to start. >> and

and so jackson is saying not diverse enough. and spoiler alert, nigel says this one is the same way. they cut the check and i suspect you're right. >> i call it the extortion van. i am sick and tired of it. there are many corporate leaders that are sick and tired of this shakedown with the likes of jesse jackson and tell them what their hiring policy should be and that they need to hire him or higher than to be the diversity consultants where they can get paid in the six figures to tell them exactly who tend to be part of this. neil: if they end up cutting him a check, they will just go away. but when you look at this, apple has a high asian american work force. so leaving that aside it with a latino population, what is he measuring. >> the fact is that all these tech companies have anywhere between a third to as high as 60% of the workforce the minorities. and it is because asians are performing very much the same line that works in the nba. and they need to get a steel spine, grow up, how can i say this on cable, grow a pair i

jackson. chief jackson said they have video on these perpetrators and

jackson got more votes and was a much more popular figure. liquidated in the was part of what the administration had to do in the beginning. it is worth noting of the two-party system it was not the result one-party the federal list shot themselves in the head there is only one party. for there is only one party at this point. the opposition or the injured jackson supporters stand up a political party. if you were john quincy adams you are stuck. what will you do? you don't like the idea of party politics you are an atoms in have been called to office. what do you do when another party rises? you either a engaged in politics yourself that adams refused to do or you leave the playing field to them. so politically he is in trouble from the beginning and when he is told by the cabinet members there rewarding their people and backstabbing administration he does not fire anyone he does not want to be seen playing politics. the devastates is changing at this point. rating of the constitution and what the qualifications are adams verses jackson does

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we are with jackson. he takes us in a high crime neighborhood. he grew up in milwaukee. he is now a 22-yard veteran. >> make sure you get your home work and get it done, all right? >> all right. >> that is jackson in the central of the protest for hamilton, the homeless man who was patted down. they got in a fistfight. dontray hit him and he was shot 14 times. >> premeditated isn't even 14 bullets. >> but what chief did was unexpected. he fired him for not brutality. but for triggering the fight. do you they chiefs need to step up and fire copses in wrong doing? >> i think you are surprised. >> more than a dozen cases of officers fired nationwide in the past year in and half. but after manning's firing, a no confidence vote. 99.3% against the chief. >> and i have no idea how many people actually voted. >> the police unit denied our request from a sbre view. >> a lot of sfers misperceive hit to do with a use of force. and the reason i did it, he was clearly wrong and his judgment placed him in a jeopardy decision. >> it's an open wound in community police relations in mil

jackson whining to get the football more.w today he had to address that. >> mr. jackpot i know. five years ago. come on, jackpot, open, throw me the ball. mccoy, i'm open. >> he's laughing about it. i sent it to him. we're good friends. little joke. >> it was a joke but that's ok okay. >> very quickly we have breaking news coming into the fox 29 newsroom. federal investigators have now linked sony hack to north korea. we'll have much more coming up at 10:00. >> thanks for joining us at 6:00. we'll see you at 10:00. >>> total chaos. >> deborah: all across america theaters bail out of showing the new movie "the interview." >>> then, actor stephen collins' shocking confession in his own words. >>> and mistaken identity? what first lady michelle obama says happened when she went shopping at target in disguise. >>> then, how did a pickup owned by a pulper from texas end up here, in the hands of isis? >>> and she lost her job as a teacher. this bank he was fired. this woman says she was booted out of the police academy. could it re

jackson was poor, lived in an all black neighborhood. and eventually found his way to morehouse college. there he associated with some black militants and entered his, quote, kill whitie period. mr. jackson was so radical the fbi actually investigated him back in the 1960s. nevertheless, his talent proved out. >> i will strike down upon thee with great vengeance and furious anger those who attempt to poison and destroy my brothers. and you will know my name is the lord. >> at this point samuel l. jackson has made more than 100 films and is a very, very wealthy man. so with all due respect, rather than diminish his country, mr. jackson should be trying to make it better. his message could be that if i can succeed, so can you. again, african americans do have it much tougher than whites. it's true some cops don't like blacks. it's true historical injustice has affected the black experience in america. but this country now offers a pathway to success for everybody. and while injustice must be dealt with, the message of opportunity and ameri

if it is either backed by reverend jackson or reverend sharpton where does that go? what is that money doing? >> i can honestly tell you for the last 20 years or so jackson and sharpton in those from the naacp have taken the money under the pretense that it will help black america. linda hanson -- ends up in the pockets in the hands of jesse jackson and al sharpton and others. but they will give the money to the preacher or the leader in the black community. so it does not trigger down to them at all. maybe we would see a better change america. neil: beginning with reverend jackson back with the rainbow coalition getting companies to pay up but the fact is this is happening through democratic and republican presidents alike and it is pretty much a way it has been for the user community. so what will it take to change that? is it is the head of sony getting themselves covered or like al sharpton off their back? >> a good question the only way it will change is white americans have to overcome the fear to be called racist. as long as they have that power over. then bla

i mean, where you just came from, jackson, are you kidding me? down there about you guys? >> they don't get us because they ain't got no sense of humor. >> so what about the food? has this place changed at all in -- >> no. >> it's been 20 years since i was here last and literally exactly the same. >> not much in the way of capital improvements or time motion study. the system, such as it is, is, well, crazy. eat right here in the kitchen. in the division of labor, the flow of work -- well, i gave up trying to figure it out five minutes in and figured i'll get loaded and eat all this delicious food. the salad thing is famous. hand-tossed in the same wooden bowl for decades. the hot tamales, same as they ever was. >> those tamales are just incredible because they're made with the steak drippings and stuff that you're getting ready to save, so -- >> oh, really? >> it greatly enhances the flavor. >> oh, my god. >> i could eat them until i was sick. >> fries done in cast iron pan on the stovetop. the famous shrimp. steaks on an old roll-out broiler, d

joey jackson, thank you. >> absolutely. thank you, brooke. and you know what, it's important investigation. i think when you look at what you talked about in terms of it could have been something else, the d.a. talked about it, bombs, thank goodness they brought this under control. >> thank goodness and thank goodness none of those guns went off on those planes. joey, thank you. we'll be right back. and cialis for daily useor you. helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have any sudden decrease

so our next one is for we were talking earlier about the k p for jackson doing business as as jackson for an entertainment permit on the bermuda triangle and the new operators want to continue to operate entertainment and northern station approved that with a condition in our binder i want to mention crystal has a maid our conditions on a color paper their ears to find thank you crystal so sam is here and he can talk about jackson. >> do i want those letters from the community now. >> sure. >> we got a lot of them today. >> great, thank you arrest my name is sam

he said jackson got his money back. >> right. now, who supported jackson getting his money back? the democrats. the wigs. he shows how the people to supported jackson in the 1840's, opposed lincoln in the 1860's. and the people who opposed jackson in the 1840's supported lincoln in the 1860's. so they're making principled arguments in a sense, but ah how principled they are, i can't speak. >> the old expression, in washington, is where you stand depends on where you sit. that seems to be illustrated by that point. i want to switch gears. we were talking a lot about newspapers, which we should. in 19th century politics, newspapers were everything. and they were very partisan. but tom, your book was about campaign biographies. i don't think people appreciate how important they were. >> i'm reading. going by the book. [laughter] >> i want to ask you two quick questions about that. first of all, why were they so important back then? second of all, i think your book does a good job of explaining how lincoln's campaign biography and his reelection ones were different. what does that sh

every time i go to an atm machine, i get hard publications because it is jackson, jackson, jackson. [laughter] -- i get heart palpitations. we have a long view, a very long memory backward and forward of history. cheyenne people are still waiting for the return of our four reno -- fort reno lands, build on our treaty lands. bear was the first signatory. why? else would sign. everyone knew the treaty would not be valid unless he signed because he was both a chief and the head of the dogman society. dogmen's when the society comprised half the cheyenne nation. his is the first signature on that particular treaty. we are still waiting, though, for the return of the fort reno lands which were supposed to come back to us when they were no longer used for a fort. but we have had the federal agency passing hour fort reno lands out amongst themselves. we have a penitentiary there. renoort -- el penitentiary is on our treaty lands. fromgriculture department time to time puts animals on there. they wanted to put monkeys. they kept the shines and -- the cheyennes out, but they kept the monkeys

and desean jackson mocked the eagles after the game.atch and listen. >> woo. [ bleep ]. >> you know, naive and they play how they play. that's the philadelphia eagle defense. i been in there a lot of years and witnessed a lot of players, wide receivers and tight ends get off on a huge game. and i just happy to be on this side and send them home with a loss. as far as our exteammates, a lot of them guys miss me. >> let's move on. flyers starting their road trip in toronto. the maple leafs have the most wins at home in hockey. giroux tying it up at three all in the first period. four assists, setting up g. for his second goal here. jake and claude lead the nhl in scoring. look at this pass. flyers win 7-4. a good win for the flyers. the phillies, ruben is being brutally honest with ryan howard. listen to him on 97.5 the fanatic. >> we talked to ryan and that bode better for the organization for us to move forward not with him but without him. that said, if he's with us we'll work around it and we'll hope that he puts up the kind of number

jesse jackson in washington on the day of the shareholder meeting. for joining us, president of the rainbow push coalition. yorkcrumpton is in new with a preview coming up at the top of the hour. >> the result of the fed asia books coming up at 2:00 washington time. the anecdotal reports from the districts. by the founderd of s&p. i will see you in a few minutes. back to you san francisco. lex thank you. pandora shares have taken a beating this year. -- thank you. acquisition? we hear from the music streaming services ceo next. ♪ >> welcome back to bloomberg "west." a new face.etting the company just rolled out a redesign for the mobile platform only available to 3% of iphone and android users right now but will take effect for everyone over the next few months. leslie picker sat down with the ceo michael harry at the credit suisse tech knowledge he conference ins got stale, arizona, and started off by asking him about the latest update. >> we're really excited about the new rollout. it is focused on servicing the personalization pieces inside the pr

jackson i don't want to be disrespectful. because i respect my elders. >> when she says certificate holders. i know what has occurred in the last two 2 years. olson lee has did this. how you all give him the power. thank you. >> thank you. do we have more questions and comments? >> i had a question regarding the parking. 41 off street, 34 residents and 5 commercial for the tennants, and two carshare spaces. why are we giving two for carshare and not given to the commercial tennants? >> thank you, commissioner. actually when the developer came up with their proposal we have seen it at mission bay and the need for carshare especially when you are not providing one for one parking is in high demand and that is because families need the carshare to do grocery shopping on a rainy day or a sick child. so the carshare was thought to be the best use of those spaces. >> i have some reservations about that. i think those spaces should go to the tennants that are residential or commercial tennants. >> we can take that into consideration

we extended the jackson' medley. more holistic of what happened that night. >> and there are interviews on this, too. >> interviews and -- featurettes where we made little mini documentaries about marvin, about smoky. and what we're tryingo also more performance. and these featurettes. >> it's tough for the 800-pound show in a 300-pound bag. that's a lot -- >> we were. we were very challenged. >> yeah. >> and when it went on the air, we were so new to the television business, when the agents said, oh, my god, you won the week. we didn't even know what it really meant in terms of ratings and stuff like that. >> so the motown brand endures. and it went to broadway. are you policed with the show and response to it? i saw it. >> i am ecstatic. >> yeah. >> over what happened in broadway because i had to go with a gut feeling of if you tell the truth in an entertaining way and you won't lose. so far we haven't lost. you know, it doesn't matter what people say. if's true, they'll feel it. the ones that know it and lived it

jackson.y, can you give me any bit of evidence that what happened to eric garner or michael brown was race related? any evidence? >> i don't see people being choked out on the streets of beverly hills or park avenue. when it comes to the -- >> i didn't ask you that. i'm asking for a specific question -- >> give you a specific answer. >> come on. >> when do you see a white young men being killed, unarmed men, being killed at the hands of police officers? you don't see that. >> i can tell you about a case in alabama where a black police officer killed a white unarmed teenager. whoa. do you know that kid's name? >> i don't know that kid's name. >> no, you don't. here's the problem, if you can't give me specific evidence that race was involved in either one of these cases, you know, we're a country -- >> two things -- >> -- that's run by the rule of law. is anything you have specific evidence? >> two things. the combination of race and prejudices with power and authority. those are being abused --

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. >> favorite present ever, true story, michael jackson doll, michael jackson was in his prime, i think probably about nine. my mom got my a michael jackson doll and i had the clothes to go with the doll, different outfit, i could dress him up in beat it, thriller, billy jean outfit, take that little michael jackson doll. excuse me. don't judge me from it. you guys are laughing at, michael jackson fan, always will be at heart. my mother knew that. now should you buy boys dolls, no. not necessarily. not really the go too gift i think but, my mom, she took a chance. >> yes. >> my cousin broke that doll. >> yes. >> took the legs off. >> what do you do for your kids for christmas? i mean you are successful, do you go super big. >> you don't wanting to too much. it is more important for my kids to understand the meaning of christmas. of course, you know, you give your kids a good christmas but at the same time, you know, i want them to understand it doesn't have to be the way it is. we're fortunate, we're blessed. this year actually before today, i a had my kids at a, we went and did a toy d

jackson and mr. decosta. >> dr. jackson. i gave you these names a phone number. 947-4187. i would like to say when not one city department and we got 17 of them here at this city hall, but not one unthem have a set of find compliance officer. i would like to say, there was an investigation done by nbc and i'm going to give you this young lady's name. you need to get the material from her about what's going on at the hunters points shipyard. her name is liz wagner. she's an investigative journalist. her number, 408-432-4735. vickie nugent reporter. 408-432-4584. you are going to be in for a big surprise. these people have been in my home talking to me, and i would like to say that was only phase one that, the area that i spoke about. the judge ruled that that area was not clean because there was a lawsuit and if you call me i would give you the number of the judge where you can get the report. my number is 415-467-0535. and i will give you that information, but they have, everybody has the information. i'm going to put this on the -- since francisco decosta mentioned to you

but, jackson, the notification crisis,-- notification andrew jackson dominated his age.aveystem, though he may in a persecutor of the indians, so yes, jackson, truman, jefferson, even woodrow wilson. i work for the woodrow rosen international center of scholars and cannot leave them off the list, but even wilson, a great transformer and legislative , the architect of american entry for all -- and over idealism and tried to negotiate a peace with a league of nations. ,o accomplishment significant presided over a time politically, and yet the asterix associated with the president's is too large, put them in the undeniably great category. this week, we are focusing on the leading authors and publications out this year. we are kicking off this week with the end of greatness. the three undeniably great presidents straddled the american story. washington, the proverbial father of his country, lincoln, who kept it whole, and roosevelt, who won his greatest work. -- war. conclusion is annoyingly negative and depressing, but my -- this is german by crisis. character, that is, art