program is actually aiding and abetting diversity in order to justify increasing their budget >> i think kari is here would you like to address that issue? >> and just for a prospective of numbers this is data there's data that's been distributed in the arts around and i've not been able to follow up to determine it's accuracy but it looks pretty accurate about 1.3 million of the 1.8 million entrants only 1.3 million has been described to organizations of color and, of course, there's certain concerns about literary arts not necessarily being funded and a few other discrepancies. >> we talked about the challenges to make sure the city is setting an example on how we're supporting, you know, various communities on a fair basis and i found the data a little bit disturbing and wanted to make sure there's some - i wanted to make sure you had an opportunity to respond to it but also more importantly provided the committee with the data so we can clearly understand you know what this actually means and is it accurate. >> thank you so much. and thank you supervisor and thank you. i know you've been

program is actually aiding and abetting diversity in order to justify increasing their budget >> i think kari is here would you like to address that issue? >> and just for a prospective of numbers this is data there's data that's been distributed in the arts around and i've not been able

i have one item today and it's with a heavy heart that i am doing a memorial of alicia ross kari she's been focused on historic education in 1983. an architect by trade she's been pioneered by use and was on the preservation board. she believed that historic preservation was is a key to a better life in our city because of the sense of history that the preservation can provided. in her firm she brought together addition and preservation planners who share her he unwaiver commitment to practices. based on in san francisco her firm body of work has expanded to include other states like i nevada and utah and wyoming and new hampshire. it's an award winning architecture firm that has won several award. alicia ross keri has had here violation to the rehabilitation of well known landmarks in this city including san francisco city hall this very building the pat as of fine arts and the opera house and the mar community building. she's vote and well known and active in the preservation community. she served on the board of supervisors of any historic organizations including the capital commiss

i want to bring kari into this conversation. he with talked a little about this yesterday. i want to repeat it. is this a discussion about white or hispanic on black crime or is this about the justice system? >> well, i think this is definitely about the justice system. it's about issues of race. it's about issues of gun control. i think that the comments yesterday from rachel really illustrate that there are these two foundational issues that america still has not come to terms with, and one is that this country was founded on issues having to do with race and the enslavement of black people and that that continues to have a racial legacy today. the second is that it's a country founded on the possession of guns, on a revolt that still today we haven't dealt with what gun control looks like in this present day. and so these two foundational issues of gun control and what that means and the issue of race, which clearly runs through this case, as we saw in the comments of rachel last night, are two issues we have not come to terms with. and that's why we continue to revisit

this language is moving around a lot, kari. now, how do you contrast what we heard from rush limbaugh to what i think is a rather remarkable silence from congressional republicans who for those of us who cover the hill, you get a statement on naming a post office, you get a press release on their response to a response to obama care and a rerepeal. nothing from most of them so far. >> i mean, there's a vacuum of commentary that's productive from the extreme right of the republican party and even from some moderate republicans. i think we look at the speech president obama gave last week. what we see is a speech that at least is touching on foundational issues that are important to this country. so when rush limbaugh talks about the civil war, you know, this historic reality of race and war that created this country, today we have other structural issues we're looking at. the criminal justice system. disconnected young people. educational opportunity. jobs. these are foundational issues. and what we need to people who are adding

. >> seguimos complaciendo kari dice que carla y ana patricia le mande un saludo cun grito mexicano. un sweater con una camisa blanca. >> lo que te voy a decir, lo que maya más me sorprende es que le entren porque me probé unos shorts y ya no entre. >> hay personas que guardan su rpimer cheque. >> yo vin una vez un señor que lo veia todo el fin de semana con la misma camisa. >> me decía que la lavaba todos los días. >> tengo un traje y zapatos para la buena suerte. >> no tengo nada. >> yo tampoco. >> definitivamente una historia bastante, bastante particular. >> y más adelante tienen que ve rlo que nos tiene andrea sheriack que camabia de forma, brilla cuando la persona la mira. >> quÉ padre. >> se entiende todo. >> pero andrea sheriack como estamos con lo del hashtag y por qué no hace el segmento en traje de baño, nos gustaría verla así. >> por qué todo gira en ver a una mujer desnuda o mostrando piel. >> porque se ven sexy. >> pero la sensualidad se lleva por dentro. >> para que nos pongamos todos de acuerdo aquí, un fan de despierta américa pidio a ana patricia entreviste al trono

this is made by a little lady name kari hudson in alabama. she's made this pudding since 1957.ings on fire when i cook. so if i can cook it, you can cook it at home too. >> we're going to give some to the crowd. >> yeah, let's dish it out. >> is she a married woman? >> she's a little older than any legal speed limit here in america, but her banana pudding is worth it. i proposed five times. >> giving them my leftovers. sloppy seconds. >> while janice does that, what's that? >> this is called the grubin. has its own fishing fleet. they gave me the secret. this is the number one seller down at frenchies. they gave me the secret and it's right in second helpings. you can make this at home. it's a simple thing to make. >> i have never seen fish on a rueben. >> it's a healthy rueben. it's not all unhealthy. this is a southerner's favorite right here and the time of year for it. fried green tomatoes. we made this extra healthy by putting some cheese on it. it is something else. it is from the chicken and the egg in marietta, georgia. >> what about that big fat burger on the end? >> t