the phone and surf the internet or e-mail when they need to more important than that, is the tender loin rec center has free wi-fi to be able to enable the staff to conduct the operation and able to communicate in the department and sign up the children in the leaks on the internet that they did not have access to before, and the community groups and the people from the neighborhood that perhaps did not have wi-fi access where they live. and now they can come here as they utilize the space and they have the ability to use the internet now and the ability for the community groups to offer the services in the city of san francisco, and again, neighbors and residents, to really have access where they never had access before. and i want to thank so many people that are involved in this and first of all google for their gift and our mayor for the great leadership and for being here kim for being here sxh the department of technology and for all of the leadership, and this is a collective effort to make this happen and special thanks from my office and kelley who has been spear heading and des

our team looks forward to serving >> everyone here to the tender loin rec center in district six, thank for being here and it is an exciting day for the city of san francisco and for the rec and park department and for the 32 different parks and places that will have free wifi now thanks to the gift from google and sf city and this is a pro-sxwrekt that is three years in the making and two years originally negotiate with google and researching and implementing this from the leadership of department of technology and all of the different cities agencis that have come together. free wifi in the city of san francisco and what it means, internet access in today's world is no longer pay luxury or a nice thing to have, it is a necessary, if we want the future generations of children to be able to compete in the future and to be able to learn on par with everyone else in the world internet access has to be a no brainer and a given and for adult to compete in today's world, internet access should be an economic right and the fact that we are able to bring the free wifi across the neighborhoods

there are three and the tender loin and the soma and the bay view hunter's points and the tracks that will qualify for that status, and the growth, council really stressed the guidelines for the affordable housing sustain able grant programs. and here, we still have more work to do and we are trying to shape those together with other city and regional agencies we are working very closely with the mayor's office and abag and atc and management agencies, to insure that this is a program that can be smoothly implemented and administratively not too difficult to try to combine the formal housing with transportation programs, to meet the state's greenhouse gas emissions targets. the hopeful sign is that they have delayed a meeting to consider the guidelines, to revise those, in response to the public input, and so that that meeting will happen in january, and we will be able to report back next year to see how that shakes out. the other state wide issue and regional issue that we have been working hard on is the cal

roasted pork loin. bill little molasses a fresh orange and spices. let it soak overnight. >> the beauty about the pork loin, we just threw it on a sandwich. it would be wonderful pork queen to do for the holidays. >> now the stuff you're learning in class, are you bringing that home to the family >> mom is getting jealous >> that is ok. give her a run for money. >> if you want to, toast up,. >> mccall dance of paprika, a little bit of herbs. giving a little kick to our dish. finish on top with some of the wonderful pork loin. >> we're going to come across here with some of that loveliness on the bottom. >> that is a generous sandwich. >> we're very generous down in garfield park. we do not want to see anyone walk away hundred. >> and means a little something extra. our version of that one is we do the spicy room a lot with the pork. we're going to finish up with the pork. >> that is great. >> the very nice and local. going to put that on top of the port. >> the students to help out. definitely one of those things. we are more focused in the kitchen b

the pork loin is still moist, and i love the combination.you did a great job. >> and i created this wonderful pineapple upside down cake. we enjoy it so much. it's super easy. once you start, there's no reason to use anything else. >> this tastes like it comes from a great bakery. i am so impressed with all of you. this is really, really good. and next, our meatloaf, huh? >> i really didn't want to cook anymore. i kind of lost that desire, and then i was introduced to this pressure oven. it has totally sparked a new creativity in me. and my husband hasn't been this happy in a long time, because he's like, "part of you has come back." >> we can't get enough of this meatloaf. >> this has been a life changer for me. this oven actually makes me a better chef. it's like the flavor's infused in everything that you create. it's juicy, it's tender. i feel like everything that i pull out tastes so much better. and that's unheard of compared to a traditional oven. >> both: thanks, wolfgang puck! >> when you look at this beautiful meal that comes out o

. >> how long you have been waiting in loine? >> maybe 20 minutes so far. >> reporter: how much money do you think you'll spend? >> i don't know. i don't buy the bag here because i don't have a girl friend. he might buy it. >> reporter: happy thanksgiving, guys. you know the national retail association, the organization that tracks holiday sales, they're expecting a 4.1% in holiday sales over last year and they say it could be the biggest jump since 2011. it does seem like a few more people out here than last year as far as how much money they're spending, it's hard to tell obviously. >> i love it, we wanted the american experience. >> bob, thank you. >> well, what are the hot gifts this holiday season? google is keeping tabs. starting with the ipad, which is a surprise, ipad sales have been falling. my little pony and legos tops the lists this season. >> jim harbaugh is vowing the team will come back. the loss was so bad, they tweeted an apology to the fans. fans who spent their thanksgiving at levi's stadium agree. >> he's righ

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a major problem and the taxi drivers see all the time with jay walking particularly in the tender loin we're used to it there so broderick is going to be counter productive because it's going to be ignored and in the lower haight at pierce son scott a lot of them used to going through the stop signs are they going to stop at the lights? that's the that's that's the that's the question of that's the question. they need to stop like cars do at these lights. by a pedestrian doing a jay walking move or also a bicyclist coming through can create liability issues as well. until you are out there many hours a day you can't imagine what you see happens with this as well. and in closing you suggested taxi stand at ashbury who made this suggestion? hy is that good? you can't even enforce keeping cars out of out of masonic. so i think you are wasting your money when we we should be focusing on putting cab stands where they are going to be mostly used not just by passengers but by cabs as well you are wasting money. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> all of the listed merchants are opposed to t

don't change much the all but like i said the southern will change and we will necessitate the tender loin to change and the bay view to change and the northern to change a little bit and so maybe, since those districts have changed those might be four districts that we contemplate having meetings or maybe we could join the two districts to have one meeting. and however, the commission would like to do it since it is endeavor, and it is worth the time spent to get it right. >> we will talk about that on december tenth, but thank you. >> commissioner ma

this will be part of the ongoing transformation, that randy shaw wants to see happen in the tender loin and that i want to see with supervisor kim happening in the south of market that we all came together here with so many incredible art institutions and you see across the street with the free space and with the art museum here, and with the number of small businesses that are located here, and more and more as the time has gone on. and the risk of their investment has been reduced, and they literally see and feel what i knew all along that the history of market street is in front of us and it is about to relifen it and we have the un activated every friday and we have the show dogs and the machine coffee here that already start and they are making a great impression on

and then, of course, tender loin and the haze valley areas as well. and actually 32 percent of our referrals are coming out of laguna honda hospital and in terms of service requests, the highest request, are for case management and inhome support, and housing, always, remains in the top. and there was a time, when we had greater dollars, and then in the dimension when they had access to because money had been set aside in the health department for this program to access the housing particularly for the people leaving the hospital and there was a more fluid operation in terms of housing, but again we don't have any more, mental health and substance abuse and assisted living devices are also high on the request level. the total amount of the program expenditures of $2.8 million, which has been the norm now for some time, and you will see that something that i am very, interested in, and i am very pleased about, is that the average cost per person is 557 dollars a month and i think that is an extraordinary amount when you think about who is being served

don't change much the all but like i said the southern will change and we will necessitate the tender loin to change and the bay view to change and the northern to change a little bit and so maybe, since those districts have changed those might be four districts that we contemplate having meetings or maybe we could join the two districts to have one meeting. and however, the commission would like to do it since it is endeavor, and it is worth the time spent to get it right. >> we will talk about that on december tenth, but thank you. >> commissioner mazzucco? >> thank you, have youer much and you know, chief i want to congratulate the men and women for the police department for what they did on wednesday night. and right after the giant's won the world series, i walked up and a saw what was happening in my neighborhood and it was impressive what the officers were doing and they were equally excited and they went and listened to the radio and it was happening in the mission and down by the ballpark and i have to tell you, you know, that the chief referred to them as out of town clowns, peop

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he was in a loin cloth running through the jungles.that is true. >> i was playing a psychedelic rambo character. the change was exciting. .> we have seen dictators >> we have seen dictatorships. >> when you read the book, did you say this is a story i have to tell? >> i'm glad you asked me. it feels so far away. ways.so similar in many hislt much in touch with story. i have never been in confinement, but there was some ink that -- something that was an interesting connection. amplified, the situation. it was not just about maziar bahari. it is about these issues. humor is reflective. tell every single situation in the history of mankind of this, power, doing something, trying to control a critical moment, a movement. they have always used ridiculous excuses. the inquisition was terrible. the inquisition used ridiculous statements to sustain their actions. >> ignorance is universal and eternal. it is great. gael, i wasme i met shocked by how much you know about the situation. he is very knowledgeable about the politics. makes documentar

said in the last segment that this was not a civil rights, it's a criminal issue that has been per loined i'll use a big word on a friday into this massive civil rights issue. why is hillary clinton weighing in matter because it's a political point, a way of trying to appease a base. let's go back to the community, let's go back to who and what are the actors in the community. who are the leaders, who are the parents, who are the authorities. america's got to stop caring so much about what some political figure weighs in. deal with the issues locally. >> you're missing the point. we need leadership. i think in a moment like this, i don't care if you're conservative or a liberal or if you think that darren wilson is right or the kid or whatever, however you want to do it. it would be different if we had leaders standing up saying this is what i think and this is where we should go as an american people. it's not just hillary, i don't see any republican potential nominees saying anything, with the exception of rand paul who said you know what? there's some potential grievances here. >> i'll

. >> jimmy: something about guys named chris that resonates with america and our loins. >> my middle christian, close enough. isn't that interesting. >> yeah. don't try to make me feel better. >> jimmy: i want to point out that you were on the cover of muppet magazine in 1998. that's something. do you remember that? >> look how flammable my hair looks there, just so much body. >> jimmy: this is a big one, actually. that's you. >> now that one i feel good about. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i forgot who this kid was. >> i believe that was 1971. no, that's a joke. >> jimmy: that's how quickly time goes by. >> bill cosby gave me a great rental on the sweater. >> jimmy: did they tell you all to fold your arms or did that happen coincidently? >> hey, everybody. >> jimmy: do you have like a foot locker full of all this stuff that your childhood memories? >> there's a draw, there's a box, there's something. i'm told to stay out of it. my wife knows i'll incinerate it all if i start to play with it. >> jimmy: is that right? ye >> we're going to move in a couple of weeks so she's like st

they have yet to get to the finish loin.t the last to run for congress as a female conservative. >> is that partly grounded on the measures that keep people away from the polls? they tried to vote early and he feels there is discrimination and we need more than talk from current gop leadership. is there anything to say we are not just talking, but help get you to the polls? from the governors, the state can control at every level. if his wife had trouble, you can't blame that on republicans. with respect to the point, i think there issues where republicans believe strongly in that. it's an believe it makes sense. the we we engage to explain to folks why we believe in it they engaged in a kmund conversation and talked about how to get it and they are going up. they want to show that it works and people see what the motive are and everyone feels a part of the process. >> clearly for voters and a lot of those efforts will be pivotal. you represent your party very well. you heard about what the democrats are doing and whether to

defeat in vietnam and they , decisive,o do short violent campaigns against conventional forces with loins, tanks, ships. they are designed in essence to do a desert storm-type operation or kosovo. they are not designed to replicate vietnam. we consciously turned away from that. >> didn't we try to learn the lessons from that? isn't that what post-vietnam about? with the leaders i served with, we initiated both wars with that kind of decisive campaign. afghanistan in 2001 and iraq in 2003. that sort of the undead us. we were so well with how the troops did that we thought may be thought we would fight the insurgency and win,. -- and win, succeed. themselves have to want it. we can help them as we are doing now with isis, as we are still in afghanistan. you think they want it bad enough? >> a good number do. the average people, it's a different culture, but they are very much people who want to do things that normal people want to do. very few of them are these jihad a fanatics. if you don't do something, eventually they skew everything on the wrong direction. to see ifs out whether they wi

. >> elaine you said to jpmorgan chase, either you have to represent the quality of these loins, what they are if you don't it's fraudulent and if you do represent it nobody is going to buy them that way. >> that's exactly right. i even actually stopped the purchase bit it happened to try to get somebody to talk about the problems if they ever put it into security. >> there are several references that you have the confidential agreement. why do you -- confidentiality agreement. why do you have this? >> it's standard for anybody who works in these banks, we were blowing past our internal warnings but you don't see people talking about it publicly. for me i just decided that this is more important. there are still investors who are trying to get their money back out there and i think public has a right to know what happened. a lot of the information that we're hearing from holder, the top level of the justice department just doesn't match what i saw and what i believe the doj knows very well. >> we did of course ask j.p. morgan to comment on this. they didn't comment on it for matt's ar

it was tender loins with these amazing sauces that our culinary team creates and i really believe that's driving guests to come more often to popeyes is the excitement about great flavored food from louisiana. >> cheryl when i devour your presentations i think to myself absolutely taking share from somebody but i'm wondering whether you have done any work that shows you're taking share from the $9, $10, $12 sit down restaurants given the fact that you're offering $4 meals that are complete that i think are better than the $12 meals. >> i was in new york city eating at a fancy restaurant with fried chicken and champagne and the woman at the table next to me said don't you think that popeyes is better than this. our chicken is so good. it stands up to the finest dine in table. that's what our guests love about it and they drive for miles to get to it. >> it's interesting. i was going to ask you, you have some cities you're moving into aggressively, there's still many cities you're not in, to speak of, that you don't have a big enough footprint yes. >> yes, there's lots of outside opportuni