my name is larry ames, and i am 100% supportive of ross. he has always been supportive of our group. it is a complete fiasco and a total waste of time doing this, and it means -- he needs to be back in the office of sheriff, where he will do the most good. this is politically motivated. i believe that. thank you. [applause] >> i have been in san francisco since 1965. the one thing that makes me the most promised to mid year is that it is the city in the world where we respect diversity and embrace all of the communities that call san francisco home. today is one of the saddest moments in history. this is a day when we lost one of the mares and george mosconi, and today, we have a mayor who is selling his heart and soul. shame on you, mayor lee. it cannot be any more obvious bad your motivation is purely political. you are trying to get rid of one elected sheriff, and shame on you for having a double face when it comes to giving in to the influence of tricky willie and their circus of followers who are always trying to run san francisco. it

[applause] >> my name is larry. i am probably the first out black person that ran for mayor in 1989. i know that a ba mayor brown will get an award for what he'd did forlbgt. i never wanted children. it scares me what you would do to a great man like this in the city of san francisco. you will make everything that we ever stood for look terrible. one little incident on new years. you get drunk and do something on new year's eve. i graduated this june. the violence in c is aycle. this is not a cycle. if you are going to make this world a better place, we have to do the right thing in san francisco. we have 108 people on medicare in the city. we have 800,000 people in this city. you are harming elders. our future depends on thisi. f you don't do the ethical and right thing, it is time to move forward. women cannot vote 207 years ago. you would have been burned as witches. move this ahead. [applause] >> my name is jerry. i am a member of sciu. four years ago i was laid off of my job. when i am listening to these lawyers, i

. >> i am larry stringer, the deputy director of operations. this problem represents a huge challenge. we are the ones who are called to clean it up. i believe this is a legislative issue. this is where we can focus. our hands are tied. we can go inside the property and say they need lock service. people are going in and have the tools to pop the locks. one idea that was excessive -- those popping in and doing the dumpster dives, the unlicensed and unregulated monitors. other than that, i want to say i hope we do come up with something. the department of public works can be easier. we won't see this in the bin diving. >> i've called you several times about that. they call us, we call you. so, last call -- is there any additional public comment. public comment is closed. i think what we realized today -- is that this intersects with other issues, creating clean environments and there is the environmental factor. what we see is the job component to train people for jobs. and really fill in gaps around that. and to train residents about recycling

dan and carolyn and larry, i am not quite sure what they were thinking. reporting live from at&t park, alan wang, abc7 news. >> thanks, alan. >>> now these are giants' fans, just plain baseball fans celebrating the do you believe in miracles moment at a san jose restaurant. it was only the 22nd perfect game in major league history so, very rare. >>> a huge blow for a man who inspired millions by beating cancer and winning the tour de france seven times. the biggest watchdog organization in sports announced late today it has proof that lance armstrong was dopingo win. the u.s. anti-doping agency says it detected an endurance boosting hormone in blood samples taken two years ago. the latest charges come months after a federal criminal investigation against him ended without charges. armstrong retired from sighing lick last year. he is now banned from sports pending the outcome of the investigation. >> we also have the real possibility if this goes to the arbitration of sport and following so many other cases like this he could be banned and he could also ha

dan and carolyn and larry, i am not quite sure what they were thinking. reporting live from at&t park, alan wang, abc7 news. >> thanks, alan. >>> now these are giants' fans, just plain baseball fans celebrating the do you believe in miracles moment at a san jose restaurant. it was only the 22nd perfect game in major league history so, very rare. >>> a huge blow for a man who inspired millions by beating cancer and winning the tour de france seven times. the biggest watchdog organization in sports announced late today it has proof that lance armstrong was doping to win. the u.s. anti-doping agency says it detected an endurance boosting hormone in blood samples taken two years ago. the latest charges come months after a federal criminal investigation against him ended without charges. armstrong retired from sighing lick last year. he is now banned from sports pending the outcome of the investigation. >> we also have the real possibility if this goes to the arbitration of sport and following so many other cases like this he could be banned and he could also

dan and carolyn and larry, i am not quite sure what they were thinking.from at&t park, alan wang, abc7 news. >> thanks, alan. >>> now these are giants' fans, just plain baseball fans celebrating the do you believe in miracles moment at a san jose restaurant. it was only the 22nd perf game in major league history so, very rare. >>> a huge blow for a man who inspired millions by beating cancer and winning the tour de france seven times. the biggest watchdog organization in sports announced late today it has proof that lance armstrong was doping to win. the u.s. anti-doping agency says it detected an endurance boosting hormone in blood ago.s come mon charges come mos after a federal criminal investigation against him ended without charges. armstrong retired from sighing lick last year. he is now banned from sports pending the outcome of the investigation. >> we also have the real possibility if this goes to the arbitration of sport and following so many other cases like this he could be banned and he could also have all of those tour de france titles taken f

larry, this family affair show was terrific. >> it was terrific and i hope you are right about stocks. but i am very concerned about lousy numbers. are we headed for recession? i hope not. this is "the kudlow report." our top story tonight? a cynical political ploy before the election. president obama circumvents congress and institutes policy to stop deporting as many as 400,000 illegal immigrants illegally. there are parts of his plan that i support. most especially military kids should certainly get work pefr mitts for jobs. if you defend this country, you ought to get work heere when yo come home, but by passing congress? that i can't accept. take a listen to this. >> it is the right thing to do. excuse me, sir. it's not time for questions, sir. the next time i prefer that you let me finish my statements before you ask that question. is this the right thing to do for the meamerican people. i did not ask for an argument. i'm answering your question. >> very odd story. we talk about the dow. it climbed 115 points, the s&p 500 up 14, the nasdaq closes the week up 36. the world economy continue

. >> good evening members of the redistricting taskforce, my name is larry griffin. i am a resident of the area, i have been there for nearly 50 years. i just found out a few minutes ago that i am actually a board member emeritus. i want to thank you very much i could not have drawn it better. i really commend you for all these meetings that you have to sit through. that area of the of the panhandle, between masonic and stanyon is part of the panhandle area. that would be breaking up the panhandle area which i think would be unfortunate. the one area, we traditionally were in the strict -- district 8. i would just ask you to take a look at that. thank you for the fine work you have done, folks. >> one of the things with the hayes valley neighborhood associations is coordinating with the sister neighborhoods and all the comments you have heard tonight about the importance of keeping the panhandle is something that my experience. i know you don't want to hear about my other issue, it is a piece that i do believe is best served being in district 5. while it has no population

let's bring in larry, a spokesperson for the new jersey department of environmental protection. are you with us? >> yes i am. how are you today? >> fine, larry. i was devastated when we heard earlier in our previous hour about these two young boys. what can you tell us? what happened? obviously a massive shock. >> it's a sad day when you lose two young boys ages 2 and 7 from south jersey who were with their respective families looking for a nice weekend out in the summer in the country. they were cousins these two boys and they were -- both of their families had camp sites that were adjacent to each other and they were just enjoying, you know, what they hoped was a beautiful weekend when the storms that had raged through from washington, maryland, and up hit south jersey. the storms, the winds came through, heavy rains. the family told our police that they were a bit afraid. one family went and huddled together with the other family in their tent. tragically this is right under a tree that broke due to extremely severe winds. a pine tree that literally snapped in a pretty severe gust and literally fell dire

am. anyways, please welcome mr larry baer. [applause] >> thank you. it has taken me a little while to figure out, but i have realized i was selected because of my neck tie collection for work and my wife pam's scarf collection. i have to say, it has been a great pleasure working with you. your leadership, creativity. i want to call out a few other people already. without him, it would have been impossible for the celebration to happen. greg moore, thank you so much for everything you have done. i also want to give special thanks to stacy slaughter, senior vice president of the giants. she issenior vice president of the giants. she has done so much to make all this happen as well. the bridge, as has been mentioned, is a symbol of the city to the world. but i want today just a second mentioning that it is also a symbol of the city and to all of us to those who live in and around the city. i grew up just over there in the richmond district and still live in that general area. i have to say that when things are rough, things are down, i personally, and i

am at. >> larry's freedom is as short-lived as the day day comes to a close. but his work continues in prison, where he hopes other inmates will follow his lead. and join the "another way" program. >> maybe i can get out there and share some of this knowledge. that's all up to them. >> but it's hard to find inmates sincere about making a difference. >> would you say that you're just trying to occupy your time to get past this time to go out and do the same? >> yeah. >>> and later -- >> what you say you do? >> can ruben keep good on his promise to stay out of trouble in the sny? >> well, that i say there are child molesters and rapists here. >> or will he wind up back in another icc hearing? >>> this prison ain't no [ bleep ] joke. ain't no joke. there are two things that you are going to do. you're either going to live or you're going it die. which side you on? >> back in ad seg, another inmate faces the icc for a brutal assault in prison. >> this is a special review committee no replace ad seg after receiving a complaint due to battery on an inmate. work shee

am. anyways, please welcome mr larry baer. [applause] >> thank you.has taken me a little while to figure out, but i have realized i was selected because of my neck tie collection for work and my wife pam's scarf collection.

larry jon, and winnie. >> good evening, everyone. i am from self help for the elderly. first of all, thank you, mr. mayor, supervisor farrell, and supervisor david chiu for providing this opportunity to hear our voice. sekula, thank you to the mayor's office and the board of supervisors for your profound division and wise decision to provide funding to workforce development in the high tech field, health care field, and youth programs. but, please, do not forget to provide funding to workforce development in some very basic vocational skills. skills training, such as housekeeping, gardening, a culinary, and other hospitality programs for those very limited english proficiency immigrants. please do not forget to provide funding to vocational skill training to seniors who are the most reliable work force in this society. let's work together to help those limited-english proficiency new immigrants live a happy and healthy life in america. let's work together to help seniors retain their dignity in this community. let's work together to make this community a better place to live. thank you for your con

am at. >> larry's freedom is short-lived as the day day comes to a close.inues in prison, where he hopes other inmates will follow his lead and join the "another way" program. >> maybe i can get out there and share some of this knowledge. that's all up to them. >> but it's hard to find inmates sincere about making a difference. >> would you say that you're just trying to occupy your time to get past this time to go out and do the same? >> yeah. >>> and later -- >> can ruben keep good on his promise to stay out of trouble in the sny? >> well, they say there are child molesters and rapists here. >> or will he wind up back in another icc hearing? ♪ the one and only, cheerios [ male announcer ] you sprayed them. thought they were dead. huh? [ male announcer ] should've used roundup. it kills weeds to the root, so they don't come back. roundup. no root. no weed. no problem. do you read in bed? do you read out loud or in your head? do you need a lamp to see? and does it leave your bedmate be? don't you wish there was a light that wouldn't keep them up all night?

>> i am hearing that, larry.e are starting to murmur about is maybe we'll see the inflation target adjusted from 0 to 2% to a 4% target. it's something people have been talking about and it goes with what you were talking about. you know, deflation or disinflationary pressure is the real enemy. when you look deep inside the soul of a central banker they don't say the word but that's the enemy. it's hard to fight. >> that's what we are experiencing. >> exactly why we are going to see them flood the market. >> oil prices. i mean, that's an issue. ron, weigh in before we go. look, low inflation is great. the problem is the indexes are dropping below zero. the good news is the oil prices and gasoline at retail prices are coming off. the bad news is you have to worry that maybe the overly strong dollar is deflating because of the overly weak euro. >> well, for sure, larry. first of all, the fed is going to have certainly a bias toward easing. you will read about a that. i don't believe that any more liquidity pumps in

others as well as to spend it helping fools with their ideas that are wrong i've seen larry do their ideas and i am ashamed to even be american the horror of the self-righteous arrogance that they thrive it is all revolting also wrote i'm sorry for everything here these people need help yet what they get is the most conceited country in the world telling them that they are nothing and they are stupid that they have no idea how to live so is a possibility the bergdahl is a desert of the flood the pentagon to be so tight lipped and to let politics get in the way of rescuing this american one province we caught up with michael hastings contributing editor for rolling stone to talk about bergdahl space and why he thinks it may be one of the most important get under covered stories of the war in afghanistan just a step back but i think this is the most significant and under covered story about the war in afghanistan from an american perspective story about the only prisoner of war who's left in these two wars and their normal circumstances he would be a cost liberal everywhere but because of the nature

i am the president of the inform board. tonight, we have larry hardy.ounder of burning man and he is here to talk about the amazing place and phenomenon known as black rock city. he is one of the original planners and architects. we are going to talk about the path of burning man, the future as well. before we jump into the question that had to do with what is going on, tell us about your new headquarters and how that came to be, why the move into the heart of san francisco? >> well, we were on third street, in what is left of san francisco's industrial district , and we got lonely, really. [laughter] we saw real estate values dropping precipitously. as far as we were concerned, that was a good thing because it enabled us to move into market street. the city had encouraged us to do so, too, as they were very much interested in revitalizing market, 6th and market, which is essentially part of the tenderloin. we thought there were a lot of opportunities there. we know something about making urban environments vital. given the present political move, peopl

. >> lexi is a huge country music fan as am i and i knee having larry here is a very special moment forday. >> thank you very much. >> larry, you have some -- a special message for lexi today? >> well, she is always so kind after we do the show she always sends me a little e-mail and tells me how much she loves me and how lovely i am and i should move to washington and be kind of your dennis miller. we could have the gospel according to gatlin. >> and there you go. >> how is the gospel according to gatlin today? >> well, you know, i'm going to georgia and alabama for the hank williams festival in his birthplace. the gospel according to gatlin, some old gatlin brothers songs. i started to wear my t-shirt that said i love my country it is the government i can't stand but i thought i'm going to wear this white one and try to be a little calmer today than i normally am. >> you look great and i know you continue to raise money for the tornado victims around the country. how is that going? >> going back sometime in october and november to check it out. they are still raising money. those peop

am i wrong? >> well, larry, look, you're wrong because oregon and minnesota have designed their systems in a wayou don't pay the gas tax. you don't pay two taxes. you only pay the vmt tax when you go to the pump. to do it the other way, to tax a vehicle without any basis of the use of the system, free market principles say you should pay for what you use. >> wait, wait. you're saying no gasoline taxes in either of those states? none? zero? if i pull up at a pump in minnesota or oregon, i'm not going to pay -- let's go to minnesota. >> correct. you do not pay. you only pay the vmt. >> they'll never give that up, dan mitchell. they will never give up a revenue source. you know it, i know it and mr. atkinson knows it. >> that's my concern. sooner or later when the government gets into this whole process of taxing on miles driven, they're not going to get rid of the sales tax on gasoline. it's sort of the same story we had in europe, they put in the value added taxes, never got rid of the income taxes. that's the first problem. the second problem is the privacy. now, don't get me wrong. my own colle