. >> my name is kevin chang. a number of public speakers have spoken eloquently about the professional qualifications of mr. turman. i want to speak about his personal qualifications to out -- and members of his community. he has made strong efforts in the last series for police chief to reach out to the asian american and latin american community is, and has done so through a strong message of friends and professional colleagues he knows. i believe in my personal experience of working with him on volunteer activities, he has demonstrated not only the care and concern to reach out, but he has taken the time to make sure members of the committee actually benefit from his tremendous amount of background. that is something that should be definitely considered in your hearing. thank you. supervisor kim: did you fill up a card? i did not call that your name. >> sorry. supervisor kim: you can go forward. >> that is okay? supervisor kim: that is ok. >> i would like to strongly recommend julius turman. i have had the ple

changes you are proposing. >> he had to leave. my name is kevin. in 34 years of service, i really enjoyed in and of the city. i urge you not to change the composition of the board. it opens the door where those that are retired can end up getting the short end of the stick. that is all i have to say. >> and these are the last three cards i have. anyone else that would like to speak can line up on the side. >> my name is james johnson. i would ask the board not to change the composition of the board. in law enforcement, sometimes your career is cut short. that was my case. when is, you rely on the board as far as what benefits we were going to be entitled to. if the board has changed and the benefits are changed, we are denied it basically what we were told, that we would receive for the rest of our life. it seems not fair or just. >> my name is louis scott, and the immediate past president. i come here as an individual, not as an officer. a mark of humanity of an individual is care for the vulnerable. i think the market of humanity of our city is al

kevin, they might be able to capture a glimpse of a big star. >> kwlin see him in the hallway will you call him commander? >> we do that any way with. so nothing's changedell, i wouldn't like that. i'd must say i much prefer to be just called kevin. >> reporter: he is modest is but is about to meet the queen to keep a 94-year-old legacy alive. >> it's part of our tradition. and it is a lovely tradition. so, you know -- being british has its bonuses sometimes. >> reporter: scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> we'll have to call him sir. if you deliver some sunshine this weekend we will knight you as well and call you sir. sir jeff ranieri. >> commander of the weather. >> sounds nice coming from you. today's highs a few 80s in the east bay. 80 in concord and livermore and fairfield. 85 in the valley and some 60s in the side communities. add to that fog anden the on shore wind. persistent this morning and right now reminisnte of thf late spring, early summertime pattern in san francisco with the on-shore flow. the moisture increasing and the lens is a little wet. right now 63 livermore. 62 heyward. and 58 san mateo with 56 right now in san francisco. let's

vassar in the changes that could have been made with the movie but i will say that kevin spacey and both clint eastwood wanted to portray jim as accurately as they could. for instance kevin spacey wanted to make sure that there was a shot of jim working in the basement because jim loved restoring and sometimes just for fun to go down and restore the antiques. so kevin spacey wanted to make sure there were some scenes. i do think they wound up on the cutting room floor and not in the movie but wanted to make sure he was portrayed accurately. >> host: when visitors come to visit, what misconceptions do they come in with to make sure going that those are not true? >> guest: i don't know that i could point* to misconceptions. there is a major one that is a lack of knowledge. they don't realize why jim was tried more than one time. that is something we don't address unless we need to of course, but he could not get a fair trial in savannah. as soon as he got a change of venue and the trial was moved to a best that he was acquitted immediately. >> host: why couldn't he get a fair trial? >> gue

kevin they might be able to catch a glimpse perhaps of the star. >> will call him commander? >> we do that any way. nothing has changed. exactly. >> i wouldn't like that. i must say i much prefer just to be called kevin. >> reporter: he's modest but he's about to meet the queen to help keep a 94-year-old legacy alive. >> it's part of our tradition and it is a lovely tradition. you know, being british has its bonuses sometimes. >> reporter: scott budman, "today in the bay." >> much more ahead on "today in the bay." still to come, looking for a way to spend quality time with dad tomorrow? we'll show you the best spots in the bay area to go bird watching. and we'll talk to an expert as well. >> the weather should be nice. a bit on the cool side this morning. live look at the bay bridge shows you low clouds and misty skies for your saturday morning. we'll talk more about a warmup for your father'say d pla day p coming up when we come right ns back. >>> good morning to you. if you are looking for plans for dad, we'll talk about bird watching. best spots where you can see some beautiful wildlife and spend time with dad. embar

kevin, they might be able to catch a glimpbs of perhaps a big star. >> when you see him in the hallway will you call him commander? >> we do that any way. >> nothing's changed. >> exactly. >> i wouldn't like that. i must say i prefer to be just called kevin. >> reporter: he's modest but he is about to meet the queen to help keep a 94-year-old legacy alive. >> it's part of our tradition, and it is a lovely tradition. so, you know -- being british has its bonuses sometimes. >> reporter: scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> commander kevin will kneel before the king later this year. he's a coincidence he got the news on his late mother's birthday and he said she would have been proud of him. >> it is nonstop here. don't worry, i'm not going to do the news. >> it was nice today. >> a little fog here but not going to stick around for the weekend. we will let you know how hot it will get and when some possible 90s will be returning. >>> here we go again. the battle of the bay is heating up at the coliseum. we will have a live report as the reigning champs take on the a's and a sneak peek of the giants reality show on show time straight ahead. >>> swim meet tomorro

changed. >> well, i'll watch you. >> hang on for a second. >> kevin westerbeck walks in.nd he's very short. and so i lean over the bar to talk to him. i said, why don't you have a seat. and he doesn't want to do it. but i said no, please. so he jumps up on the bar stool. >> hey, how are you? >> fine. how are you doing? >> why don't you do me a favor and have a raet right over there on that stool? >> it's like i just sat next to him at the sports bar or something, we were talking about a hockey game. i said -- >> what are you up to tonight? >> not much. she asked me to come over and -- >> please, have a seat. who asked you to come over exactly? >> hmm? >> who asked you to come over? >> destiny. >> destiny. and how did you meet destiny? >> hmm? >> how did you meet destiny? >> on the computer. she said hi and stuff. >> she said hi and stuff. >> uh-huh. >> and who -- do me a favor and just keep your hands out of your pockets. >> okay. >> before westerbeck walked into the house, we knew that he was to be in court four days later to go before a judge and to be sentenced for doi

kevin leddy, who has been in this business for more than 30 years. it is hard to be reminded of all the time going by. because of your perspective about how the business as changed over the years, give me a snapshot of where it is as a business right now. >> it is certainly a terrific business for time warner cable. we spun off from time warner a couple of years ago. the stock price is up to 100% since we spun off. the virtual business is going great. it is a great time to be in cable. >> tell me about your specific job. >> i have a link the title which is executive vice president of technology policy and product management. in my real day-to-day responsibilities, i have to help create a long-term technology strategy for the company that supports all the new products and services we want to introduce over the next two years. >> time warner made a lot of headlines this year when you announced your new application for ipad. what is the goal of that and where is it in its deployment? >> the ipad at up --app is a much larger gold. it concept on any device, anywhere, anytime. we have made great progress against that strategy over the last few years. one of the key en

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kevin rogers, who exposed the details of morgan's rant on his facebook page, here's what morgan said about his change of heart. >> i don't really see gay or straight. i just see human beings now. i pride myself on 20 years, 18 years of standup, of using it to heal people and not hurt. that was my whole thing. i hurt people with this. >> in the next hour, we'll hear more on what morgan had to say and revisit with kevin rogers in a live interview, follow-up to his emotional chat with us and morgan's apology. >>> so what happens to the walmart case now that the supreme court put the brakes on the massive job discrimination suit? we'll talk live with the lead plaintiff next. just one phillips' colon health probiotic cap a day helps defends against occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas and bloating. with three strains of good bacteria to help balance your colon. you had me at "probiotic." [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 are still talking about retirement tdd# 1-800-345-2550 like it's some kind of dream. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 it's either this magic number i'm supposed to rea

change. we might end up doing something different than what we currently think is most likely. >> kevin hall, unlike her predecessor, you are bringing your own forecast to the meeting. among equals, how did you fall in the tendency? were you on the high end or the low end? where would you put yourself on the range of the forecast among equals? i do not think your predecessor did this, what benefit do you get by bringing your own forecast? your predecessor made headlines saying that we should move back to the clinton era tax levels because of how bad the deficit situation could get. what would be the benefits or costs of moving back to in 1999 3% change in the tax rates? >> i have submitted my own forecast. i would characterize myself as being pretty consistent with most of my colleagues. i am not taking an extreme view in any way. i do personally believe that the slowdown is at least partially temporary and that we will see greater growth going forward. at the same time, i do think that given that we cannot explain the entire slow down, the best guess would be that growth in the near term cou

change here. we challenge the senate to take this up because america can no longer wait. >> as kevin said, this is the one-year anniversary of the president's summer of recovery. another summer and no recovery. 9.1% unemployment. 28 months of unemployment above 8%. americans are asking, mr. president, where are the jobs? the bureau of labor statistics announced that it now takes on average 10 months to find a job at if you are unemployed. this is the longest in recorded history. americans are asking, mr. president, where are the jobs? entrepreneur ship is that a 17- year low. americans are asking, mr. president, where are the jobs? one out of seven on food stamps. americans are asking, mr. president, where are the jobs? with all due respect to the president, a $1.10 trillion stimulus project, they say it killed half a million jobs. mr. president, that is no laughing matter. it is no laughing matter to the people that remained unemployed in the fifth district of texas. this is why republicans have announced a plan for american job creators. it has everything to do with making our tax plan faireer,

changed to 9.1%. 54,000 jobs were added in may. the employment number is up 4.1%. economic news will be the topic for our next segment. kevinall will join us from the mcclatchy newspapers economics. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> he was known in the day as czar reed. he was impugned as a tyrant, because the overturned a long standing congress. >> sunday night, james grant on his new biography of thomas reed. you can download this and other"q and a" podcasts at c- span.org. this weekend on american history the sex.m.cspan 3, discrimination lawsuit against the paper with eileen shanahan. we will look back 50 years at america's failed attempt to overthrow the castro regime at the bay of pigs. it the complete we can schedule an c-span.org/history. each year, congress works to pass the spending bills. the house has started work on the first two of the 12th. -- 12. you can follow daily hearings into videos of the house and senate sessions. this weekend on book tv on c- span2 live coverage of the chicago printers row, and in depth with a live studio audience and your calls and questions for the university of chicago law professor

there has to be a fundamental change here and we challenge the senate to take our fills up as we move them off the floor because america can no longer wait. >> as kevin said this is the one-year anniversary of the president summer of recovery. another summer, no recovery. 9.1% unemployment, and 28 months of unemployment above 8% and americans are asking, mr. president, where other jobs? the bureau of labor statistics recently announced that it now takes on average 10 months to find a job if you are unemployed this is the longest in recorded history that americans are asking mr. president, where are the jobs? business starts entrepreneurship at a 17 year low and american are asking mr. president, where the jobs? one and seven on food stamps and americans are asking mr. president, where are the jobs? and with all due respect to the president, a $1.1 trillion stimulus program, the latest study showing that it either killed off or forestalled a half a million jobs, mr. president, that is no laughing matter. it is no laughing matter to the people that remained unemployed in the fifth district of texas that i represent. this is why republicans have announc

change before my eyes. and i don't know how i tell my children i did nothing. i said, steven, that's a great reason to run. he said, but mr. kevinest with you i've never been elected to anything. well, this is a good climate for somebody outside. oh, but mr. kevin, i got to be really honest with you. i've never been to washington, d.c. on vacation. i said my top recruit in the nation right now. [applause] .. [applause] you watch the news. you watch today, the jobless report. america has a lot of challenges, but you know what? winston churchill said about america, you can always trust that the americans will do what's right after they exhausted every other option. [laughter] well, we have done that for the last four years in washington. now, we're never going to get there if you don't join with us. for that same day in that same night that i recall why i found the person that was able to talk about why i wanted to be a republican. when ronald reagan said he was going to take to the shining city on the hill, there's not a one of you in the room who believe that's not america, but there's not a one of now who believe that light's b

kevin greene. i'm with ibm. it's easy to see why problems, threats, challenges fill so much of your time. at the same time, as the world changes new opportunities develop as well, and particularly with regard to partnerships. in that line and on the same chord as the changing world and so forth, what can we expect to see with regard to our relationship with brazil going forward across the spectrum; economic, diplomatic and so forth? >> so, um, the secretary clinton and foreign minister pat rote that just held the global partnership dialogue just yesterday. i believe it was yesterday, these things all run together where they went over a truly global agenda. and we believe that we have opportunities to engage with brazil on, basically, every significant strategic, economic and dip diplomatic issue in the world. they are a member of the u.n. security council, so the secretary and the foreign minister spoke about the range of issues and how we can work effectively together. they're a leading regional player, and so there was discussion of questions like the readmission of honduras to the organization of american states. they are a