join us on air and online tomorrow, i am john larson.od night. >> captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support is provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. erer >> a really wonderful little talent. i began with her getting her so that she was a master at the keyboard and she is still. >> benjamin britten was like a prodigy. there is no one quite like him. it's definitely his own language. that's what makes it difficult to play his music. >> the greats of tomorrow, today on stage at curtis. [applause] >> let me tell you about the .eginning of jenny chen

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frances larson has any history of severed heads. how they been severed and also who has collected them, what they admit throughout history.

like to recognize our cleaning clerk erica chang and thank you to the sfgovtv and recognition jessie larson and others please a call item 2. >> the advisory committee report this is an informational item. >> thank you. do we have a member of the cac to present today. good morning >> good morning. i'm the vice chair of the cac if districts 10 and our advisory committee meeting we took up up those two items but want to go item this deals with the allocation of prop k funds and $2 million in prop w a funds mostly the clarifies on aspects of the downtown extension project including bryan requests for the scheduling and we had specifics on how the caltrain would be configured with the transbay center was not limited to and this item passed unanimously with support from the cac. item 7 deals with the adaptation of 142014 prop k utilization programs this took place a lion's share of our time at the cac i had concerns with the connect our road under the 5 p heading and asked for clarification my concerns were rather than the proposition not to fitting itself eligibility requirements for the transba

. >> >> larson: new revelations about national security agency data leaked by former nsa analyst edward snowden. in an article published today, the washington post said it reviewed more than 160-thousands emails and instant message conversations, and another 8,000 documents that were collected between 2009 and 2012. the paper says "ordinary internet users, american and non-american alike, far outnumber legally targeted foreigners in the communications intercepted by the national security agency." the paper reports that nearly half of the files contained details that the nsa identified as being from us citizens or residents. the report also found that some of the communications captured by the nsa did contain significant intelligence value, including "a secret overseas nuclear project, double-dealing by an ostensible ally, and the identities of aggressive intruders into u.s. computer

professor larson, who is roh wald amendson? >> guest: he was the norwegian, the competitor, actually a great explorer himself. he was the first to do the northwest passage, first person to ever get a group through the northwest passage. that cinched his fame as an arctic explorer. before that he had gone down to the antarctic with a belgian expedition, and he is credited with saving that expedition or one of the people who saved it when it got trapped in the ice to. he was, his hero to was manson the great arctic explorer of norway, and he had a passion for exploring. and his plan was to be the first to the north pole. but when robert perry claimed to have made it to the north pole, he -- without telling anyone -- shifted his expedition toward the south pole. he was already packed to go to the north and sailed south and managed to steal a march on robert scott who was a brit heading that way. and with superb, superb dog handling is and superb planning, he became first person to reach the south pole. >> host: roald amendson. wha

frances larson has any history of severed heads. how they been severed and also who has collected them, what they admit throughout history. it's slightly outrageous, i admit that, that she does it so seriously from how they were used for religious purposes, how soldiers would collect severed heads. she showed us how great figures, poets, had their heads severed. she doesn't do this by setting said which i was shocked that i'liwould be personally drawn ta history of severed heads. but she tells us about a part of human collecting which i never knit existed before, which sheds light and insight on larger history itself. >> bob weil, publishing director of liveright. and booktv is on location at expo america. this is the publisher's annual trade show. is a lot of crowds here. once he of the publishers get together and talk about their upcoming fall books. you're watching booktv on c-span2. >> you're watching 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books on c-span2's booktv. television for serious readers. >> not join us on booktv is clive p

. >> host: edward larson, how many miles was it from the winter camp to -- >> guest: about 500. >> host: how many days? >> guest: out and back it took him 99 days. out and back. that included several days staying at the pole because you want to know you're actually there. of course, the pole there's no -- unfortunately, there's no barbershop at the pole. it's a high plateau. you're two miles high, over two miles high because it's behind mountains, and it's two miles think of ice. you're at high altitude at the south pole and the whole polar plateau, and you have to use devices. back then they didn't have a gps system, so they had to watch the sun, and the sun -- they got there in late december, so it was right near for them the summer solstice. so the sun was going around there almost directly in a circle, and you would have to take measurements from the sun to figure out where you are. so they went to where they thought was the pole based on their dead reckoning and they had a device to measure how far they'd traveled, and then they adjusted their -- they spent several days figuring ou

john larson questioned the project in light of ocean beach that calls for closing the highway because of erosion and look forward of the cac promised a followup discussion during public comment the gentleman in the audience 3wr5ub9 up the access to the caltrain station at the as the importance to riders who board there and reiterate funds for the connection our project and his desire to make sure that project combordz and gets funding that part of project is of great concern to the community so i just personally and as a member of district 10 wants to make sure that gets fully funded and that road gets built with that said your item on 7 passes the cac unanimously if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them thank you. thank you >> are under any questions or comments at this point we'll open up for public comment we have one card. >> good morning, supervisors i'll be brief because bryan said everything the only thing i'll add is the issue of the people seniors and people with about disabled not having enough time to cross the street i look into providing them with a key ele

kate larson spoke to him about surviving. >> you can feel the whole body shaking with the shark, yout the whole thing trying to gnaw in at me. >> reporter: still in his hospital gown steve robles describes what it was like to be attacked by a seven-foot white shark while swimming in manhattan beach. >> surfaces to the top, i see him two seconds, he makes a really sharp turn, comes lunging at me on my chest. ed a no time to react. it just happened so quick. >> reporter: lifeguards say it's been more than 100 years since someone has been attacked by a shark in l.a. county. robles escaped with chest lacerations and a broken artery in his thumb. >> i used my hand to grab his nose. pried him off of me. i mean, i thought that was it. i -- i thought -- for just a second i thought this was it. i was really scared. >> it's right here! keep swimming, get out of the water! keep swimming! >> reporter: this is cell phone video reportedly taken from the manhattan beach pier where this fisherman, who did not want to show his face, says he and his friends were trying to catch bat rays when they acci

larson's land was once vast northern forest it is now become the biggest industrial project in the world the extraction of oil sands in canada. trees have been replaced with giant chimneys. oversized machines and scraped this browned land overflowing with beach women and extremely polluting oil derivative. it's the last giant rush for black gold on a global scale. and the oil companies have come together here in the state of. the sandman's eldorado. us and is a very interesting story because it has been there for ages that resource is so large today it represents the amount that can be recovered both economically as well as technically so with the right technology one hundred seventy three hundred sixty nine just counting the oil sands a billion barrels so that hundred sixty nine billion barrels makes it the third largest resource of oil anywhere in the world third only after saudi arabia and venezuela that's just over one hundred years worth of reserve and so therefore it is a very large very attractive and now very globally recognized source of oil for the world into the future. oil do

larson says people innately understand the rules of waiting in line.enth commandment, it may well have been "thou shalt not cut in line." >> when people cut in line like this, that person is saying, my time is much more valuable than your time. some people who are close to the tipping point, just totally lose it. >> reporter: oh, yes, there's hell to pay. arrests like this guy, who tried to muscle his way to the front of an l.l. bean store opening line. or the line to the bathroom at an nfl game that stalled, then brawled. >> there are kind of fundamental laws at work. the top one is "first come, first serve." >> chaos at the pasedena apple store. >> reporter: the launching of a new apple product has been the genesis of many a great line story. like the one pastor scott jones told us about. >> as i'm driving up, i'm thinking, this is going to be an experience. >> reporter: jones and roughly fifty of the apple faithful lined up at 4:30 in the morning to be among the first to get the ipad 2 at this ardmore, pennsylvania, store, only to have this jenny-co

and we both have a very dear friend that's passed away, admiral chuck larson. admiral larson served with distinction in the navy, did he many tours of duty in the defense of our country but also did two tours of duty at the united states naval academy where i came to know him, and then subsequent to that, his wonderful role that he played in education and transformational leadership. i know he was a good friend of yours, too, so i'd like to express my condolences and i hope to you and to the -- then it was guys only at the naval academy, class of 1958, i was class of 1958 at mount sainting as in college, we probably saw each other at a tea dance or two, i was the chunky one over there, not in the corner, though. i just wanted to express my condolences and what a great class that seems to be and i hope we could work together on something that would truly recognize chuck larson and the great transformational leader he was. mr. mccain: madam president, i ask unanimous consent to have a colloquy with the senator from maryland. the presiding officer: without objecti

: "an empire of ice" scott, shackleton, and the heroic age of antarctic science" professor edward larson at pepperdine university is the author. who was he? >> guest: the norwegian the competitor, the first doo-doo the northwest passage ever come the that cinched his fame as the heir to explore a and had gone down but he is credited to say that expedition or when they were trapped in the eyes. to be the great artistic explore but when perry claimed to have made it to the north pole he was not telling anyone and shifted the position to the south pole in bin then he had superb dog planning and but that was late december, the seasons are reversed in the south pole and

. >> thank you i'd like to thank sfgovtv for broadcasting today's hearing specifically jessie larsonand other air item 1 is the street change name for the recognition of the tom's contributions to the city. >> supervisor kim is the lead on this. >> it's great to be at land use we introduced this in the spring of last year on the renaming of a block of ivy alley between polk to dr. tom we wanted to make sure we went through the processes and also respect want to ensure that the supporters could be here per born as thomas dr. was adopted by his be neighbors he grew up in new jersey and was encouraged to pressure give him navmz and was excelling in athletics he continued this while going to springfield massachusetts and just for the record in pe after graduation he tainted medical school and new jersey medical institution and going to alabama in 1965 before drafted into the army he protested being shipped to vietnam and was sent to change as an athletic after the mexican city olympics he earned his medical degree at staufrd and has a practice in the castro neighborhood and participated

our clerk is andrea and thank you sfgovtv for broadcasting jessie larson and jonathan madam clerk, any announcements? phones, pagers and similar sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please file all indulgence to the clerk and items on today's agenda will be on the next meeting. >> i believe madam clerk we're attempting to identify on overflow room. >> that's correct. >> so we'll have an overflow room we have blue cards in the front if you're interested please fill out a blue card and note the number on the agenda you wish to address. madam clerk cail item one >> it's a resolution for the vail controls in the castro neighborhood district. >> thank my co-sponsors supervisor campos and supervisor mar. those are interim zoning controls to address a specific issue in terms of projects that are determined by planning department staff to constitute fvrl and those projects make a change to one or two aspects to try to remove the project from formulating in the castro and other parts of the city as well there's i'm sure you're aware of colleagues sensitivity around

our chair supervisor avalos was unable to be here our clerk is erica chang >> thank you to jessie larson and jennifer lowe. madam clerk call roll >> supervisor avalos absent. supervisor breed. supervisor campos. absent. supervisor chiu. supervisor cohen. supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. supervisor mar absent. supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. we have quorum. thank you. item number 2 >> item 2 approval of the meeting of the june 24th. >> can you have is a motion to approve the june 24th meeting minutes and can we same house, same call? - you want to we'll take a roll call. >> on item - public comment. >> public comment on the minutes seeing none, public comment is closed. if you have public comment please come forward you don't need to raise your hand >> man has only the sole purpose even if existence no matter what is the position in life all pertains to the wholly mission. everywhere in time and in status thank you. >> okay is there any additional public comment on item two the minutes seeing none, public comment is closed. madam clerk call roll >> supervisor avalos

nbc's kate larson spoke to him. >> the whole thing is trying to gnaw in on me. >> still in his hospital gown, he describes what it was like to be attacked by a seven-foot white shark while swimming in manhattan beach. >> surfaces to the top. i seen him for about two seconds and he makes a really sharp turn, comes lunging right at me, on my chest. i had no time to react. it just happened so quick. >> reporter: life guards say it's been more than 100 years since someone has been attacked by a shark in the county. he escaped with lacerations and a broken thumb in his right arm. >> i pried him off of me. i thought that was it. i thought just a second, this is it. i was really scared. >> right here. get out of the water! >> get out of the water, you. >> keep swimming! >> reporter: this is cell phone video reportedly taken from the manhattan beach where this fisherman, who did not want to show his face on camera, said he and his friends were trying to catch bat rays when they accidentally hooked the juvenile great white shark that bit rogelas. >> the shark was headed straight for the swimmers

want to thank the members of sfgtv staff who are recovering the meeting for us, jim smith and jessy larson. >> do we have any announcements. >> be sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices completed speaker cards to be submitted to the clerk and the items acted upon today will be appearing on the july 29th meeting. >> item one is a hearingconsider that the issuance of a type 42 on-sale beer and wine public premises license to vladimir cood for buzzworks, inc., dba sf:buzzworks:soma, located at 365-11th street (district 6), will serve the public convenience or necessity of the city and county of san francisco. >> great, if we could begin by hearing from the applicant. and i apologize if i miss pronounce your name. vladamir. >> good morning. and i guess that i will just fry to keep it short and sweet here. i am opening up buzz works, directly across the street from the operation called butter on 11th street and i have been there for 15 years and over 25 years of experience in the entertainment industry in the local bay area and san francisco from night clubs, and ownership and o

joining me tonight in our rapid response panel wisconsin state senator chris larson and also ruth coniffeditor in chief of the progressive magazine. great to have both of you with us. senator, what kind of investigation is going to take place in wisconsin on this when you have the republicans in power? >> yeah, there's likely not to be one. this is the chicken guard be the hen house. when this agency was created, the wedc, it was created under walker, under his supervision with republican senators and republican legislators guiding it and turning over control over what had been a very public part of government that invests money in businesses and turning it into a private public entity which has limited disclosure and limited public oversight and has not just governor walker as a member of the board but the appointing authority for who else runs the organization. through that we've seen a lack of job creation and loss of jobs within our state and loss of control of actually where the money is going. and we've seen delayed reports and delayed oversight. one thing you missed, he's actually

san francisco television jessie larson. who record all our meetings and make the transcripts available online. madam clerk, do you have announcements? >> yes, please make sure to

our clerk is andrea and thank you sfgovtv for broadcasting jessie larson and jonathan

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brett larson, thank you for that.ot more information as we continue to see what the investigators come up with since they've just scratched the surface. and danny sevellos and sunny hostin, as always, stick around, a couple more things to talk about. this is one of those cases where you can almost feel it. it is becoming very high profile. yesterday was probably a great example of that. a prelim that lasted up to four hours and had people riveted. what about those cases before it, those unbelievably fascinating high-profile cases? will they play into how the lawyers work on this one? that in a moment. but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way my volunteering. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs for a full 24 hours. and breo helps reduce symptom flare-ups that last several days and require oral steroids, antibiotics, or hospital stay. breo is not for asthma. breo contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with a