. >> next person i have on the list is lena miller. >>> is it okay if we speak on lena's behalf? >> yes. >>> okay. i want to start because i was the one that said that it was okay if she didn't cancel her vacation this week, to be able to attend this. she is the only applicant for reappointment to the mental health professional seat, and we so value her presence on the board. she presented to our board on this past month the results of the trauma summit that she convened in november of 2012 and you'll be receiving copies of that report shortly where she convened members of the community, executive staff of department of public health to really start looking at what we can really do. she has worked for years in the community and i'm going to let her co-executive director of hunters point family, which is not funded by community behavior health services, speak a little about her, too. so, i hope you'll reappoint her. >>> hi, my name is takai tyler and i'm co-executive director of the hunters point family. lena and i have worked together for about 15 years. lena has always been very

so yeah, so lena has had this dream ever since, i think ever since seeing that "tik tok" video that inow this and i got to the table read and i was flipping through the script before it started and saw the entire song typed out. and i was like, oh, my gosh, i have to rap this thing. okay. and so, the moment comes in the script, and i go for it. i rap the entire song. it is long. that is a long song. >> jimmy: you rapped kanye? >> i rapped kanye in a room full of people, some of whom did not know me, a lot who knew me, were really embarrassed. and no one was mean enough to stop me, so they let me do the entire song. >> jimmy: did you go for it? >> i totally went for it. i got kind of into it. we're not going to go into that too far. and at the end, lena came up to me really gently, in the way that she does, and said, that was so great. in this show, it's just going to be a ballad. >> jimmy: i love that she let you do the whole thing. >> the whole thing. it's not like she let me do a verse. which was more than enough. >> jimmy: gosh, well i loved everyone on that cast. tell everyone i s

and, so, i'm really excited to see some amazing people, including lena miller who i know and respect and does amazing work with children in the bayview hunters point. with that, i want to make a recommendation that we reappoint ellis joseph to seat 14, that we support melody daniel for seat 13, and idell wilson for seat 16. >> supervisor cohen, do you have any comments? >> yeah, i just wanted to speak to the fact that, again, that according to ms. brooks, that there is not a spanish speaker on this body. i think it's important to have a spanish speaker, bilingual representative. i think you said 7 caucasian, 3 african-american 1 vietnamese, 1 chinese if i'm not mistaken. what is the male female ratio on this? ~ >> [inaudible]. >> thank you. >> [inaudible]. >> all right. looks like we finally have an opportunity to increase the male representation, which is sometimes very rare. so, what i'd like to propose is supporting mr. ellis for seat number 14. >> [inaudible]. >> i see, but he's up for reappointment. so, that means that -- so, he's up for reappointment. so, to maintain the balanc

but if you want to feel bad about yourself, look at lena dunham. at 26 -- 26!head writer, executive producer and as of last month the golden globe winning star of what might be the most talked-about tv show in recent memory. >> so, everybody i know is a character on the show. it's about nothing. >> absolutely nothing. reporter: if seinfeld gave us a show about nothing "girls" is a show about everything. hannah and her pals, played by alison williams, zasha mammoth and jemima kirk, are 20-something trying to make it in new york city >> what do you really want to do? what's your dream? >> just yell it out what's your dream? what's inside of you? >> i want to sing. what's the second thing you want to do? >> reporter: the characters live love, and love far too graphically for us to show here. you know that at times the show can be kind of vulgar. do you think it has to be? >> yeah, probably. probably does. >> if we're really going to show what an everyday sex scene looks like between two people we sort of know what they're doing it's going to be not that sexy. >> i

. >> corea del norte sigue echando leña al fuego, expertos indican que estados unidos está evaluando esta forma anunció corea del norte que entraba en estado de guerra con corea del sur, en un comunicado por kcna y también amenazó con cerrar la zona de una frontera y donde trabajan cientos de surcoreanos. >> el ministro de defensa dijo que las amenazas de corea del norte no son aceptables pues está dañando la paz. >> este despliegue de bombarderos fueron de naturaleza defensiva y una vocera del consejo de seguridad nacional de estados unidos dijo que la casa blanca tiene muy en serio estas amenazas. >> corea del norte tiene una gran historia de amenazas y hoy este anuncio sigue ese patrón. >> en el 2010 corea del norte bombardeó una isla surcoreana y este país también se defendió, ahora vamos a ver hasta dónde es capaz de llegar corea del norte. >> feliz, regresamos a los estudios. >> gracias y seguiremos pendientes de esto. >> la torre eiffel fue evacuada hoy por una amenaza de bomba, fueron unas 1400 personas, pero no encontraron nada y la torre fue abierta. >> en santiago de chile

lena dunham is naked all the time. do they not have a wardrobe budget?he character. it's part of the story line. they're not objectifying women like we see on show after show. so i think it's part of the show, creative process and she should have every right to do this. >> vanessa. >> i kind of did disagree. i was really struck by what tomorr tomlin was saying. there is still an ambivalence that we have about our sexuality, our sexual freedom and how we should express it. >> she said the girls become more accessible, maybe not wisely accessible. a lot of young girls are expected to give a certain sexual act now. young, young girls, maybe 12, 13 years old. that's a right of pass panage i suppose. is that what you're getting at? >> absolutely. obviously they're making choices, creative choices. and that's their right. however, they do have to realize the influence that they have on young women who are watching the show. and -- >> i think it's clear that they're in tn not role models. the ghirl girls are presented a characters, 20 somethings fumbling throug

i am lena and chair of the stadium advisory committee. we have been dealing with this issue for a very long time and i know all of you want to main

i am lena and chair of the stadium advisory committee. we have been dealing with this issue for a very long time and i know all of you want to maintain the facility. i know there's lots of team sports but running most people take it up they can do it the rest of their lives. they don't need to get six people to go on a run and it's important to foster that and it's a lifelong sport that people can do so i would like the commission to issue a resolution. i know you don't have power to get the money from the mayor's budget but it would show your commitment to thing youth of san francisco and maintaining a beautiful facility and that's the problem with san francisco we build these and don't maintain them. you can set that right by doing the track. >> thank you. >> anyone else that would like to make public comment under the general manager's report. seeing none public comment is closed. >> before you start on the next i just want to make a comment about that. i went out and walked the track and i guess what surprises me when i hear numbers l

oh ok i got it goodbye to who took some of the lena and sister. not so long ago i also in europe were in a prison colony. there was a fight. i stabbed someone now they're trying to start a new life. we work on a construction site we carry plasterboard narron around it's temporary. and yes it has made strong tea for her husband yuri it's called. yuri developed a habit for it in russian prison. when i worked my shifts in the colony so in the workshop i got used to drinking it it helps when you feel sleepy and weak you make a strong drink and down and then you get back to it. to the. joint thousands of gadget gurus walk into the mobile world congress in barcelona for research and handset makers try to get their groove back. and software superchargers hope to spin preview success forward turns up the heat on google and despite a new twist on infotainment it's not just fun and games often overlooked video engine spring ball is streaming clover just to the palm of your hands and there's a new player in town looking to show that isn't that better than on

who took some of the lena a sister not so long ago i also in europe were in a prison colony. there was a fight. i stabbed someone now they're trying to start a new life. we work on a construction site we carry plasterboard narron around it's temporary. and yes it has made strong tea for her husband yuri it's called should fear yuri developed a habit for it in russian prison. given that i work make shifts in the colony so in the workshop i got used to drinking it it helps when you feel sleepy and weak you make a strong drink and down and then you go back to it. british . market. can. find out what's really happening to the global economy with. headlines kaiser report. the official. language stream quality and enjoy favorites. if you're away from your. mobile device you can watch on t.v. anytime anywhere. couldn't take three. more charges free. free. free. free. old free broadcast video for you. free. for below. still several go. yes this is with me so. i thought what are you cooking. and this is for lunch. we. were. did he give the cigarettes to the new guys sure first thing i

." >> the thing about lena dunham is she takes off her clothes, and she is not built like a model, but apparently is very proud of what she does. >> "playboy," people read it for the articles anyway. >> sometimes. >> right. >> and let's play a little bit of the show and then we will talk about it. >> i no longer can work for free. >> when you get hungry you will figure it out. >> you mean physically hungry or hungry for the job? >> keep it up. >> i am not flattered bisexual harassment. >> why not? love that stuff. >> that's why i am here to jam a specific -- >> thank you. >> it's not modeled, and this is a real woman. >> i may be the first man in the country to say two things right now. a, i watch this show. >> yeah. yeah. >> and the second thing is i actually read the articles in "playboy." i think what she has done is brilliant. as a young feminist, what she is saying here is that look, "playboy" has been a brand for so long and it is demeaning to women and as a 26-year-old i am going ahead and doing something totally different and standing out against that kind of thing and speaking

. >> one of the things we have remember, too, lena horn, my dad loved lena horn.. she was not allowed to be cleopat raw in the movie done by elizabeth taylor. you have this long history of african-americans not being able to play black roles, let alone white roles. we haven't come so far that we can kind of do this kind of stuff without any conversation about it at all. >> couldn't they have been trying to make a point that color is only skin deep and the soul of a person, it doesn't matter what your race is? is it possible it was an artistic statement? purposeful but not insulting. >> i disagree with that completely. i think the argument that this was a long time ago doesn't work. i mean, we're looking at it right now, they're looking at the voting rights act in the supreme court, and some of the arguments from the conservative justices is this is a long time ago and we don't need that in place. that can be used to rationalize all sorts of things. i don't think it was so long ago that it's not a problem anymore is something you should be saying. >> i don't think

we have lena. is it liz? cacost? antoinette and vanessa. >> i am [inaudible] improvement association who thoroughly endorses the improvements and this is a much used space. there are kids there all the time and it really needs to kept in condition so it's not a trip hazard for people and i urge approve this. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker. >> [inaudible] >> thank you. i am liz cacost and in support of the resurfacing of the courts at youngblood coleman. this is part of a larger initiative for the youngblood coleman initiative which is a collaboration between community based organizations b magic sf arts everywhere, butcher town association, recs and park and we have been involved in reinvesting and reactivating coleman park in the last year or so and we want to see this move forward. we have having our back to school event at youngblood coleman in august. we expect over 4,000 people like the past and we give out backpacks so we really want to see really want to see this back in shape. thank you. >

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leadership u. [ applause ] i would like to thank our management team, edgar lopez under his direction lena chen and her team have been doing a wonderful job and they will be making sure that we deliver this project on time and on budget as we have done in other projects. [ applause ] . the architect marshall leyden has been with us from the beginning of this project since 2003 and she worked very hard with the community and the design is a very sustainable design. there will be great views of north beach from all sides of library and it's going to be a very, very beautiful building. i am very proud to be part of it and i'm sure you will enjoy it. big hand to the architects. [ applause ] . the contractors who prepared the event for today,cl w, we have worked with them on many of the rec and park and library projects and they will be delivering this project. i'm just so happy, because they have done great work with us. i want to extend my appreciation to them. big hand forclw, please. [ applause ] and of course, where is dennis oats? this guy is going to be here everyday making sure that the

the story is capturing the attention of some separate celebrity alums, including the well-known lenaunham, it's happening in overland college in ohio. one instance allegedly included a student apparently seeing a person dressed or so they claimed in a ku klux kl klan-like robe walking near the knauss. >> and someone in what seemed to be kkk paraphernalia walking on a pathway, a pathway that leads to south campus, just like seeing that and having that this is something that's real, that actually happened. >> and it's been going on for a month and started with graffiti and swastikas on the buildings and people getting very upset. >> megyn: there is evident of that. these are some signs posted in recent days and it's no n-word we've blocked out the offensive word. on the right "whites only" and other examples that we'll she you. and police don't know if these are meant as pranks or driven by bigotry. our next guest is at oberlin a lot and another take. michelle malkin a fox news contributor and a lot of well-known people went to oberlin. lena dunham, from the hit show "girls" and an oba

poor people as well you also hopes to cleanse the catholic church's reputation and wash the holy see lena of sex abuse scandals the story coming your way after this break stay with us. technology innovation all the developments around russia. that's huge you're covered. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything. i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world seeing from the streets of canada. operations to rule the day. are dijon faces freedom fighters. and. they're ready to clean up a new sort of. liberty and. salute free follow. up. to be treated this way. and. thanks for staying with us twelve minutes past the hour the killing of a black teenager by new york police has prompted a week of protests in brooklyn resulting in clashes and arrests people vented anger at the n.y.p.d. accusing them of systematic racism and brutality artie's anastasio churkin as more . sixteen year old kimani

. >> rompers is what lena dunam wears on every episode of girlings. >> she's glad she's not hot. >> we'll have that story next week. >> covered thighs and a secret disguise. poor president obama wishes he could wander and explore cities uninoid and hang out at a cafe. the president lamented the loss of anomity. before the trip to the middle east which is like nebraska. does he have a fantasy he can put on a disguise and wear a musstatch. >> i have a fantasy that i can put on a disguise and wonteder through teleavive and go to a bar and have a conversation. the toughest thing about being president. you can't just slip out and interact with people in without having a bunch of guys with machine guns with me. president obama, go hang out in embarrass. i am sorry i hang out in barrings. he doesn't. he is president and i do red eye. speaking of annoying things . >> like i said there is gay marriage and then things like this. if you could get rid of your fame and be anonymous. let's face it harris, you are the third or fourth most famous person in the table. you love to hang occupant - hang out

and if i could talk to my current daughter, who is 13, as i have, and ask her, "lena, tell me about yourfriendships?" she would say, "i have my best friend, takina, and i have two or three other girls, jessie and claire and suzie, that are my friends," okay? so here we have my daughter, who has a cell phone in her pocket, who can skype with her friends at night, who has all this technology, and yet something very fundamental hasn't changed. she has the same sense of a best friend and the same sense of a close set of friends. so the technology has evolved hugely in 100 years, but the human spirit hasn't changed. in fact, what we're arguing in the book is that there's something very deeply fundamental about human connection and about human influence that is so deep and fundamental that we can study it scientifically, that we can understand things about it that are not obvious, and that these things are not... do not change just because we have new technologies. >> hinojosa: so does that mean that, for example, across the world, it's the same kind of thing? you know, that suddenly, you know

joining me from roam is lena, host of the catholic channel and a catholic voice usa at large of the national welcome to you both. we spoke yesterday. it could be a few more days, it could be tomorrow. could be up to four votes tomorrow. tell me what may or may not be going on inside the conclave. do we know anything or it is a wall or glorious silence? >> we know a little bit of what is going on. we know they are voting. that's exciting news. we weren't sure if they were going to vote tonight. there was a chance they were going to gather together and not vote, just pray and eat dinner. they voted to vote. when the black smoke came out, it was exciting. we know the process has begun. we are on our way to getting a pope. >> by all accounts -- >> yeah. after you. >> by all accounts after you get the first vote out of the way, you get to start to work to get a sense of who the favored among whom and so the process obviously is moving along now. >> it's interesting it happened tonight in terms of the biggest problem may not be an election of the pope but how the new pope handles the constant prob

. >> i feel likely gnaw is upset upset -- i feel like lena is upset because dogs have six weird nipples they can show in public. >> that triples the amount of episodes. billets a talk about eva mendes. she is currently dating ryan gosling which on a scale of 1 to suicidal, how do you feel about that? >> i am over ryan. gos is no longer awes, so have fun. i didn't know much about her. so i did some research. what i found out about eva as it pertain tots story she first showed her boobs in "we own the night" and she was in" training day" her debut. a slight boob shot right there. you can make out the nipple. she also did a calvin kline commercial banned in the states called secret obsession where you can see some boob and she showed a butt in "the spirit" that came out in 2004. >> what does that have to do with anything? >> trust me, it does. >> are you angry. >> the brain room did it. did it on my own. available office time. that is red flagged, go to hr and you are welcome. >> by the way, you should contact fox news' brain room for that kind of reresearch. i >>- q. i should just give th

joining me few is zero lena maxwell.r reaction when ynn broadcast the verdicts the way they choose to. >> they had footage of the crime, so how do we have the footage of the crime boys and talk about the victim. that's what we should have been talking about the whole time is that the victim got justice. this is one of the 3% of cases that the victim actually gets a conviction on a rape charge. i think, you know, you know who else made the honor roll? the survivor in the case made the honor roll during the entire ordeal. cnn didn't even mention her at all. she should be the focus. >> 3%? >> 3% of rapists go to jail. 3%. >> i think it's pretty shocking. i want to be sympathetic to poppy harlow. items you're caught up in the moment, the tone comes out wrong. are you heartened that already nearly a quarter million americans were so offended by that. >> yes. >> that they've risen up and want an apology. >> we are all part of rape cult u. nobody is immune when it comes to rape. sometimes we have that knee-jerk reaction, these