as long as they're sitting on , if that is fun for them, let them do so. we have seen pictures of concrete being worn off of the wall. does this give you any concern that things could turn ugly. -- ugly? >> no. >> you said that the wall was necessary and that this is a step forward for socialism. the wall was there to hold people back and to break the will of the people who wanted to leave the communist world. saying that the communist world is going to become attractive for people. how we do that -- will you do that? will create a society that citizens needs of our in any area. that is what we are striving for. you should not forget that there race-- there was an arms and extraordinary measures taken between the two systems at that time. we were in the middle of this conflict. the time has changed and we have to understand that times have hopeed and stop we have a that, thanks to the negotiations taking place between the soviet , wen and the united states will make progress in all of this will create a necessary echoing changes inside of our countries. th

doing so there's a degree of hypocrisy in that. >> how would you describe the self-interest of pakistan and if their intention is to control and rule in afghanistan, why not let them do so? >> i think broadly speaking pakistan's interest in afghanistan is the same as the u.s. which is to have a client regime in the country. the difference is what type of client regime in pakistan, think pakistan wants a regime in place which is not pro-india or is not friendly to india and is preferably pashtun but not pashtun nationalist and keep in mind that there are hundreds of millions of pashtuns on both sides of the border and in the 60s and 70's moving to pashtun nationalism which advocated all of the pashtuns joining into one country called passion a stand which would necessarily imply the breakup with afghanistan. their underlying fears of pakistani policy in afghanistan. the question is why not let them do that and today pakistan's proxy is the taliban and i don't think, we don't want the taliban to rule afghanistan. talking from a moral sense i think we would say that we'll not the taliban to rule afghanistan and there are so many other communities that would be exclud

i by for the luster so i can still have them in the community. let's unite them, let's do that so that we can make mr. buckner hole, let's unite to make him through the day that he said black businesses can't last, black people don't care about the community or understand economic empowerment. can you do that or are they right? the six hours to tell the story, our statistics telling the truth about black people? are they right when they tell me you can get this story on the front page of the renews paper in the world, get stories done by harvard, approve what can happen if people were to practice more economics but you know what they're going to do? and go back home and do nothing. they can't be right. have not saying black america or anyone else. i am saying we are america too. we are america too. we are america too. it feels good. say it again. we are america too. our hispanic brothers and friends, we are america too. our ancestors at elders said we are america too, approved in and every time each and every one of the undead, america was made better. think about this. th

but by god, we ain't going to let them do it. so that's the reason why we have a military to go any place anytime and take down these turkeys, win and come home. well, if you look back 10 years ago, the second battle of falluja, operation phantom fury was from 7 december 2004. the bloodiest battle of the iraq war. 82 of the 12,000 troops that took part in that battle were killed in action. another 600 wounded. estimated 2,000 insurge gents killed. another 1200 captured. there were 3500 to 4,000 fugitives in the city when the battle began. the focus of our marines and the sacrifices they made as we did in vietnam, the marines did their job and did it well. and the marines today and the soldiers today will be prepared to take on the next falluja god , forbid that it comes. [applause] likes we will open it up for questions. >> the only dumb question is the one you forget the answer -- ask. you think about it as you are going out the door. you can ask any question. >> i will make a comment. this is for the cadets. you know, if you can't

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next two items items 345e8 are similar we would like to call them together do we need to do a vote on that or call them together so i'll let you. >> the item 4 discussion and possible action to make recommends to the board of supervisors on the board of supervisors file 14102 had the police code the fair treatment of formula retail employees this was an ordinance to require the formula retail 125ish89 to provide employees with two weeks notice of work schedules notice of change to work schedules and compensation for schedule changes made on less than 7 days notice and unused on call shifts to provide part-time employees with the same starting rate ever hourly pay to sees of time off and access to pro tem's this is a discussion and possible action introduced and supervisor david chiu and samantha restraining order hospital ask here and item 5 decision and possible action for the board of supervisors file 140880 police department office and protection of hours for the employees this is the operations of formula retail establishments requiring the employers to offer additional hours of work when available for part time and re

. >> i want god to be out there gathering these people and -- and letting them hear what we're doing, you know. soore the concert. >> it's just -- there aren't enough spaces in the world. i think maybe i'm one of these old foegies. i think that music is still pregnant with the kind of power to change the world. that may sound ideal stick to some, but i think that music still has the power to inspire people, to uplift people, to empower people. and they're just -- there are just a few moment. and you can -- there are a number that can hit a groove and people go crazy. when you just lay in that thing, you just lay in it. and the audience starts to feel it. and it just whip up like a lather. before you know it, everybody's smiling, everybody's happy. it's just -- >> well, i hope so, man. that, once again, is one of my goals every night at a concert. you said a key thing when you said music is something that can -- has the power to change the world. i'm a living went for that because i feel that's what motown did in a sense. we changed the complexion of relationship with the music because, tavis, when

them. >> how do you feel about that? >> that is crazy. and i asked them are you just walking them to let them break things? they said we can't do anything about it. >> reporter: so, there you see the foot locker hit again. 14th and broadway. other businesses also hit. and this has been the scene all night long. you can hear the sirens behind me. what happened is the protesters will coalesce and start moving in a particular direction and a whole bunch of cops go with them. but they will not confront them, but they will at least try to thwart them going on highways and causing damages the human beings anyway. but clearly, they are not going to stop them from doing the kind of vandalism we have seen tonight. >> it is strange. it is a tactic, it is a strategy that is a little different. it will be scrutinized for sure in the coming days an weeks, absolutely. joe vasquez reporting live from oakland. >>> there were well over 90 arrests last night in oakland. those who did not land in jail are trying to crowd source bail money for those who did. they have a website going to get donations. one person tweeted they would like to get them home for the holidays. of course,

. >> so far police are letting them do what they want to do and there haven't been any confrontations. >> but several hours later the st. louis gallery mall was shut do. videos, twitter hashtags like #bla #blackoutblackfrid. demonstrators in the aisles of macy's and on the streets of chicago's magnificent mile. >> getting the best sale is silly when people's lives are being wrecked every single day. >> in oakland trains stopped for over an hour. in ferguson hundreds of businesses, many family-owned, struggle to recover after months of unrest. >> i feel the businesses had nothing to do with what happened. >> a day of protests and prayers for the family of michael brown attending a vigil in florida with the parents of tray von martin, a day after tweeting this picture of their thanksgiving, an empty chair at the table. >>> police say two men stun gunned, kidnapped and sexually assaulted a woman near kel yly middle school. man was arrested on monday for unrelated charges but was let go before his court date. more than 80 crimes within just a few blocks of that middle school. >>> be on th

so let them lead, you know? let them lead. have fun doing it, and give. give. you know, right now the environmental movement is so down the list of people's worries. move it up the list. it is as important as health care, security, and education. >> hinojosa: and can i ask you, sanjayan, what do you do in your own life? i mean, how do you kind of do this balance? because you're out there talking about conservancy... conserving everything possible, and yet... >> my mea culpa, the one thing that i'm not very good at, is i fly a lot. >> hinojosa: that's what i was going to say. >> now, i'm trying to do more teleconferencing, i'm trying to use... you know, cisco has this thing called telepresent. it's a great sort of system where you can really be in the same room, essentially, with people. but flying is my worst vice. i drive a prius, i live in a pretty small, modest house, i'm thoughtful about how i heat it, i'm thoughtful about my energy use in terms of that. i watch what i eat. i'm a very careful consumer, particularly of fish. don't ever eat a big predator, is

. >> lifestyle expert, one of my favorite people here, so, there are quick fixes, that you can do apparently. so let's give theme. >> you know you've been holding out on all of these people. >> i know. >> you know? >> so we have to tell all of the secrets when i work up in the network, they do do this. they put make up on your gray hair to cover it up. >> missed an spot! >> so, if you have a few extra gray hairs, you don't have time to go get them died, what you do, first you spray your hair with hair spray, oh, sorry. >> some people say mascara. >> this is, i think, little easier. >> and probably more natural looking. >> oh, absolutely. >> see, look at that. >> yes, mascara is too dark. >> right. mascara can be too dark. >> so just fine eye shadow! >> shimmery or more matt? >> shim are you, just look a little shinier. >> now, i say you could get rid of the wiggles and jiggles on your skin? >> huge pageantry secret, also victoria seek vet models also do this, hey spray, sprayed all around your arms and your legs. >> help prevent the jiggles, like sling wrap. so go in with healthy dose. i'm already starting to f

learning about this,' you know, 'i want to know about what these google folks are doing, let me talk to them --' and sosilicon valley is a combination of intense competition and intense cooperation. >> linkedin sits at an interesting paradox. because on the one hand, it makes it easier for people to find good opportunities -- it also makes it easier for companies to lose good people. >> when you have a more open and transparent ecosystem, that means the quality opportunities, the quality companies, the high culture companies will benefit. because essentially, the talent will flow to them. but overall, it creates massive benefits both for the individuals and for the companies that have interesting opportunities. and that is a good thing. >> you have a statement of alliance at the end of the book that people can use as a guide. in the end, though, isn't it just a promise, and a promise can be broken? >> promises can be broken, just like any relationships. sometimes, you -- like a friendship ends and that kind of thing, it happens. but if you lived your whole life like, 'oh, friendships may end, so i'm no

little restaurant and what we do is that we try to get the people that want to place, you know, like their music and it is just not really that much and so we just let them play at the restaurant and they do the little thing just for them to get you know a little like i don't know, recognition, something like that. so, but they also play at the restaurant and that is pret where much what we do. >> all right. any questions for the applicant? >> commissioner frost? >> so, what days of the week is this just kind of drop in or how is this set up? >> it is on the weekends mostly, that is the only time that we really do it. like around two hours, let's say from 6:00 to 7:00 or something like that and it is whenever like they can make it and sometimes they don't make it and sometimes they get, and yeah are yeah. >> is the music ap amplified. >> he has a speaker and he plays, there is not a microphone. >> do you have a monthly calendar of events that you can put out? >> like i said, you know, sometimes they show up and sometimes they don't. >> okay. >> so we really don't know, but, if there is a calendar, we would say on the weekends it depends, you know? >> i t

do. the fake tiger responds, so let them go find a better job. tiger wasn't having any of it.itting back with his own article on derek jeter's website. the real tiger writes, whether it's miss reported information or opinions i think are way off base, i let plenty of things slide. the sheer nastiness of this attack, the photos and how it put false words in my mouth had to be confronted. tiger said he and his reps asked golf digest for an explanation. they responded saying it was the writer's humor and they thought the article was fair. this brings us to our twitter question. what do you think, is golf digest's satirical interview with woods over the line or is woods overreacted. twees us your answers to @waytooearly. should tiger be a prisoner to his past or can he move forward? >>> democrats just re-elected nancy pelosi as house minority leader. jon stewart took her to issue on two issues. >>> this is a wall of snow approaching buffalo yesterday. we'll have much more on this. jen loves the tail loring of my outfit today. ♪ listen to this sweet symphony of flavor. beautiful! g

them out right? >> you do. about five, ten minutes. >> then what you want to do is add some pork, put it in there about 30 minutes. just let it rest with the -- vegetables. so actually taken some raisins just soaked them in a beautiful italian sweet wine. what i do is i put the raisins into the dish with the sweet wine. you want to mix it up and let it cook out. half a bottle of white wine with this at this time. put in a little bit of fennel seeds and a little bit of flavor and let this took for an hour. >> john this looks beautiful. >> a little bit of the water actually will add about a ladle. a ladle and a half. cook that right in beautiful kind of fold it in. i let it cook usually about another couple of minutes just to let the pasta take on the flavors of the additional. so i just took the parmesan and made it pancake in a hot skillet. had a little butter going underneath it. and i let it cool off a little bit before i literally just let the pancake flop over a bowl. i just add the ragu and voila. the dish. >> beautiful. thank you. >> i mean. >> it looks delicious. well thanksgiving day on thursday may be a better time than black friday to find those d

it was supposed to distance the cia and let them go off and do their own thing so that we would be less involved. that kennedy wanted to explore a different route. that was under serious exploration at the moment he was killed. >> can i ask one question? >> sorry. thank you. it has been amazing. [applause] october 1, "back channel to cuba." the berlin wall fell 25 years ago. we will explore that with c-span video featuring president george bush, and speeches from president kennedy in 1963 and reagan in 1987. that is next sunday. 2014, cghout camping c-span has brought you more than 100 debates. watch live election night coverage to see who wins, who loses, and which party will control the house and senate. coverage begins with results and analysis. throughout the night and into the morning we will want to hear from you with your calls, and the comments, and tweets. election night coverage on c-span. >> the 2015 student cam video competition is underway. and highll middle school students to create a 5-7 fivee documentary on the branches of government -- the three branches of government a

chances are this guy is not letting them know what he is doing. sod be in violation of faa rules. live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> your holiday gifts may be delivered by a cab driver. amazon is working with the app flywheel to schedule deliveries now. cab drivers with pickup orders headed to the same orders would drop them off. customers complained about shipping delays last year. service is being tested in san francisco and los angeles. not sure i would want my amazon package delivered by some cabbie. >> but as long as they get there i guess, right. >> i guess. >> better than last year. >>> all right. gianna, good morning. >> good morning. all right. we are going to take a look at the roads right now because it is very foggy out there and it is causing some slow conditions. so here's the san mateo bridge. i promise it's there. very limited visibility. use caution. 14, 15 minutes between 880 and 101. so the good news in all of this, there's no major accidents to report but again we are dealing with fog this morning. heads up as you hea

let them know we are still thinking about them and let them go from there. >> i think that's good. >> good idea. >> yeah. so we have a good list of notes? >> i believe so. what we'll do is at the next quarrel -- quarterly report we'll reflect the next comments of this meetings and we'll revise, if you recall the last quarterly report we are going to revise that based on these comments as well. >> seeing no other comments on this we'll close the item and with that close the meeting. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >> >> ♪ ♪ we are definitely pioneers in airport concession world a world of nationally if not entirely or internationally >> everybody is cop us right now. >> the people that were in charge of the retail this is where that began. >> i didn't think we would have a location at the airport. >> we've set the bar higher with the customer commerce. >> telling me about the operator and how you go about finding them and they get from being in the city to being in the airport. >> so first, we actually find a table and once we know what we want a sit-down we go to the neighborhoods in san francisco and other people seminary of the retail let us know about the rain water a

so, you know, i want to do this for you, make you some steaks. so i think this is good. spice it up a little bit. let them do something to be nice. >> does that work? >> does what work? >> cooking dinner for you? >> sometimes. you know, the guys i've dated have all been able to cook. >> certainly. >> and then like prior generations, i think like they're kind of, you know, keeping them wait longer, so they have to cook. >> they got to eat. >> have you ever noticed the top chefs in the world are men? >> totally. >> why is that? >> never been able to figure that one out. also, men will cook early in a relationship. >> that's true. because they want to get you in good. >> real you in. >> my mom always tells me, alex the way it is in the beginning is the best it is going to get. so if you like it in the beginning, that's just how it is going to be. >> so it will go downhill from there when he get comfortable, doesn't have to do as much. >> true story, true store. >> i agree? goes downhill from there? >> i wouldn't say entirely downhill. >> the most a tentative. >> that's true. >> but then -- >> that's how we g

they didn't say much about what the bills do, but they must do a lot since there are so many of them, right? let's one here. according to speaker boehner's website, first on the list is preserving work requirements for welfare programs act. wait, what? so speaker boehner, you do know that no one is actually waiving the welfare work requirement so like voter i.d. solves the nonexist tept problem of voter fraud? this problem is as much a thing as unicorn overpopulation. >> you can check out more of krystal ball on msnbc.com. this is "first look" on msnbc. "way too early" with thomas roberts starts right now. keep it right here. have a great day. >>> first up, leadership. next up, the white house. senator elizabeth warren being eyed for a spot on the senate democrat's leadership team. is this what the party needs to rebound from midterm losses? >>> two window washers stuck 70 floors above the ground. but they are save d by firefighters at new york city's freedom tower. >>> and democratic senator mark begich refusing to concede after the race is called for his challenger and wait until you hear stephe

so far the police are staying back. letting them do what they want to do.here hasn't been any confrontation. but several hours later, police briefly shut down the st. louis galleria mall. the call spread to social media, videos, twitter #blackout black friday. >> hands up. >> don't shop. >> hands up. >> don't shop. >> reporter: macy's, the world's largest store and on chicago's magnificent mile. >> it's just silly when people's lives are being wrecked every single day. >> reporter: in oakland, protesters stopped trains in and out of san francisco for over an hour. in ferguson, where hundreds of businesses, many family owned, struggle to uncover from months of unrest, juanita morris says a boycott is misdirected. >> i feel that the business didn't have anything to do with what happened. and when you hurt the business, you hurt people that have jobs. >> reporter: a day of protest and prayers for the family of michael brown. a vigil in florida, the parents of trayvon martin a day after tweeting this picture at thanksgiving, an empty chair at the table. >> that

let them know we are still thinking about them and let them go from there. >> i think that's good. >> good idea. >> yeah. so we have a good list of notes? >> i believe so. what we'll do is at the next quarrel -- quarterly report we'll reflect the next comments of this meetings and we'll revise, if you recall the last quarterly report we are going to revise that based on these comments as well. >> seeing no other comments on this we'll close the item and with that close the meeting. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >> good afternoon, everyone welcome to the budget & finance meeting a special meeting for november 2015 i'm supervisor farrell i'll be joined that i supervisor mar and supervisor avalos thank you for the committee clerk linda wong as well as the members of sfgovtv keeping covering this jonathan madam clerk please silence all electronic devices. all files and documents to be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the full board to the committee report for consideration on not that i know of 18, 2014 >> thank you, very much. call items one and two. >> amending the planning code for the operation of formula retail establishment including the

latest from rg iii's >> quite a question for you -- would you let them but you don't know drive your car while you're out of town? doing so allows you to park at dulles international airport for free. it's an app called flight car that launched the three airports in the u.s., including dulles, and kendis gibson explains what this is about. >> it is a fascinating concept. you park your personal car, flight out of town, and while you are gone, a stranger rinse your vehicle. >> it's just like airbnb. vp or to pure car sharing company called flight car launched at dulles today after having success on the west coast. people drop off their cars at this hotel and get a free ride to the airport, and while they are gone, the company rents out their vehicle. >> who do you think is crazy enough to do it? >> i don't think you have to be crazy. i think you've got a lot of protection. folks say, yes, early on, they did have some cars stolen. they put in some safety measures to make sure that doesn't happen. parking and transportation for passengers -- >> i would not let somebody rent my car. >>>> flight car says each vehicle will have

let them know we are still thinking about them and let them go from there. >> i think that's good. >> good idea. >> yeah. so we have a good list of notes? >> i believe so. what we'll do is at the next quarrel -- quarterly report we'll reflect the next comments of this meetings and we'll revise, if you recall the last quarterly report we are going to revise that based on these comments as well. >> seeing no other comments on this we'll close the item and with that close the meeting. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >> >> we're ready. >> good afternoon. welcome to our rules committee meeting for thursday november 20, 2014. i am supervisor yee and i will be chairing this meeting. i am joined by supervisor katy tang. i guess interim president elect katy tang that is and the clerk today is vector young. the committee would like to acknowledge the staff at sfg tv, jim smith and john stalkhouse who record our meetings and make the transcripts available to the public online. are there any announcements? >> yes. please silence all cell phones and electronic devices. any speaker cards and documents should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the december

do another item and have them work it on. >> is that okay, or do we have to show? >> i don't know. let me just... >> it is the sunshine issue. >> yeah. >> we need to recess. >> so, basically, we will have to recess for five minutes for them to actually have this working correctly. now, okay. and we are going to do that, okay. and they said that it will be really quick. >> okay. >> we will be back. >> okay. so if it is no objection, to the fellow commissioners we will take a five-minute recess. and we will start this presentation again if that is okay and i think that it is important for the public to see this. >> that is fine. i i will be prepared next time. >> that is not your fault. and so if that is okay, five minutes recess and we will see everybody back here and then we will continue. >> okay. >> we we are going to resume t discussion of the item 6,discussion of department of building inspection's enforcement division statistics on complaints and inspections. >> okay. >> good morning, commissioners my name is patrick... and i am the chief building inspector at dbi. this is a presentation that i made back in september, to the staff and management at dbi. in

them down there. they were halfway there, probably down to arch by now, so we'll get some live pictures of the underground fire. do you have video all ready? let's punch it up. their is cell phone footage. >> apparently, well, you can't really see the flames from here, but coming up i guess out of the great on the sidewalk? what we're hearing. that's how -- >> what would be down there? not a subway line? >> not subway. do you casino of go underneath, the ben franklin, if you are getting off the ben franklin, and you cross race and go up fourth, but really no where that would impact what's going on here. >> bob, let's punch up bob's mike. >> actually at fourth and arch. >> i was going to say area. >> yes, fourth and arch at the intersection, now i went