. >> ok, so i wanted to welcome mark lewis, member of the disaster council. if you'd like to introduce yourself. >> good afternoon. i'm the deputy chief of r.p.d. >> we're thrilled to have you. thank you for coming. thank you. other comments from disaster council mexico? any announcements? -- council members? any announcements? ok, how about public comments? supervisor farrell has joined us. actually quite a while ago. we were not able to introduce him at the beginning of the meeting. anything you would like to say, supervisor? supervisor farrell: i'm fine, thanks. have a good weekend. >> if there's no public comment and no further comment, this meeting is adjourned. thank you all so much for coming. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> good morning. welcome to the regular meeting of the budget and finance committee. mr. young, are there any announcements? >> please turn off all cell phones. if you wish to speak during public comment, please fill out the speaker card and return it to myself. any document should be submitted to

. >> ok, so i wanted to welcome mark lewis, member of the disaster council. if you'd like to introduce yourself. >> good afternoon. i'm the deputy chief of r.p.d. >> we're thrilled to have you. thank you for coming. thank you. other comments from disaster council mexico? any announcements? -- council members? any announcements? ok, how about public comments? supervisor farrell has joined us. actually quite a while ago. we were not able to introduce him at the beginning of the meeting. anything you would like to say, supervisor? supervisor farrell: i'm fine, thanks. have a good weekend. >> if there's no public comment and no further comment, this meeting is adjourned. thank you all so much for coming. >> to you have an ipad? >> no, i do not. >> good afternoon. balkan to the public utilities commission meeting, brought to order. -- welcome to the public utilities commission meeting, brought to order. please call role. >> commissioner moran, commissioner caen, commissioner tores, commissioner courtney,. commissioner vietor is excused from today's meeting. >> i b

. >> ok, so i wanted to welcome mark lewis, member of the disaster council. if you'd like to introduce yourself. >> good afternoon. i'm the deputy chief of r.p.d. >> we're thrilled to have you. thank you for coming. thank you. other comments from disaster council mexico? any announcements? -- council members? any announcements? ok, how about public comments? supervisor farrell has joined us. actually quite a while ago. we were not able to introduce him at the beginning of the meeting. anything you would like to say, supervisor? supervisor farrell: i'm fine, thanks. have a good weekend. >> if there's no public comment and no further comment, this meeting is adjourned. thank you all so much for coming. >> you can see that it is amazing. you can hear that it is refreshing. you reach for it because it is irresistible. and the taste. simply delicious. san francisco tap water. it engages the senses. 311 is an important resource for all san franciscans. shouldld >> good morning. welcome to the san francisco transportation authority. please call the roll call. >> [ro

mark lewis was delivering a keynote speech to economic students at the university of turkey when he had to duck behind the podium to avoid the flying eggs. he ended up dodging the eggs twice before security officials escorted the protesters away. once they left the hall, he continued with his speech. >>> errors by air traffic controllers have gone up the past three years. the government accountability office released its latest report. it found errors by air traffic controllers that handle departures and approaches have more than doubled. it also found the number of runway incursions at airports with control towers nearly doubled between 2008 and this year. the federal aviation administration attributed the increases to better error reporting. the agency is also using a better plane tracking system, better able to spot planes that are too close together. >>> u.s. transportation secretary ray lahood says he will leave the obama administration at the end of the president's current term. the former illinois republican congressman gave no reason for that decision. he's the only republican i

one yesterday, mark lewis, the imf's representative to turkey was giving a speech to students at a universityrkey when protesters laid the dairy on him. >>. [ speaking foreign language ] >> how about the reflexes on mr. lewis. looks like he dodged all the eggs. this does, of course, remind us of another throwing incident in 2008. similar cat-like reflexes from the president of the united states. of course an iraqi journalist throwing his shoes at president obama. it pains us to show this, we love the man, patrick j. buchanan, 2005, giving a speech, gets the salad dressing treatment at western michigan university. wow. reflexes not as quick as the imf rep. why you awake? your tweets, texts and e-mails and "morning joe" just moments away. it seems like for every anti-aging problem, there's a different cream. i challenge that with olay. i've found one cream with everything i'm looking for... olay total effects. with 7 age defying effects in just one, easy to use cream. i've swapped to all-in-one total effects. why don't you swap too? two. three. one. two. and, three. [ male announcer ] with the

mark lewis had to duck behind the podium to avoid being hit by eggs. he was addressing a university class in turkey when the protests broke out. after security took the protesters away, lewis carried on with his speech. >> good reflexes. watch out, here comes another one, look out. man down. >> got to give him credit for that. what we were dodging some crazy weather this afternoon and evening. >> some people can't catch a break. those people in the county. to be hit by an earthquake, but then hit by a tornado. people are saying are they connected? no, there's no connection to what's going on with the earthquake, the hurricanes, the tornadoes. but now? right now, this is what we saw today. this is around quantico. i knew this was a tornado as soon as i saw it. the frontal making it to the ground. it became a tornado. the debris and the way the debris is flying here. across the car for a minute. then you see it coming right at this truck as it's making its way down i-95. i saw at least three videos, down i-9. scared people there as the tornado made its w

. >> ok, so i wanted to welcome mark lewis, member of the disaster council. if you'd like to introduce yourself. >> good afternoon. i'm the deputy chief of r.p.d. >> we're thrilled to have you. thank you for coming. thank you. other comments from disaster council mexico? any announcements? -- council members? any announcements? ok, how about public comments? supervisor farrell has joined us. actually quite a while ago. we were not able to introduce him at the beginning of the meeting. anything you would like to say, supervisor? supervisor farrell: i'm fine, thanks. have a good weekend. >> if there's no public comment and no further comment, this meeting is adjourned. thank you all so much for coming. >> please make sure to turn off all sillier phones in devices. -- please make sure to turn off all cell phones and devices. items today will be on the november 1 agenda. item number one, hearing to consider appointing six members, terms ending june 6, 2013, to the immigrant rights commission. supervisor kim: thank you. i believe that five of the six applicants ar

. >> ok, so i wanted to welcome mark lewis, member of the disaster council. if you'd like to introduce yourself. >> good afternoon. i'm the deputy chief of r.p.d. >> we're thrilled to have you. thank you for coming. thank you. other comments from disaster council mexico? any announcements? -- council members? any announcements? ok, how about public comments? supervisor farrell has joined us. actually quite a while ago. we were not able to introduce him at the beginning of the meeting. anything you would like to say, supervisor? supervisor farrell: i'm fine, thanks. have a good weekend. >> if there's no public comment and no further comment, this meeting is adjourned. thank you all so much for coming. supervisor mirkarimi: good morning. welcome to the public safety committee of the san francisco board of supervisors. i am ross mirkarimi, the chair. to my left is david campos. supervisor cohen will be joining us shortly. thank you to sfgtv for their ongoing excellence. don and mark are covering this. please read the first item. >> item number one, ordinance ame

imf economist mark lewis was delivering a keynote speech to economics students in university of turkey, when he had to duck behind a podium to avoid the eggs. he ended up dodging the eggs until they were escorted away. once they did leave the lecture hall, lewis continued with his speech. >> quick reflexes, i have to say, right? good thing for him. >>> 6:27. 65 i am a face unclogger. i am a nose coach. i am a throat untickler. i am a human cough suppressant. and i am the sniffles worst nightmare. i am a target pharmacist. ask me about cold and flu remedies. >>> amber alert. this morning people up and down the east coast are being told to look out for this missing boy, the son of a murder victim missing for several days. >> good morning. welcome to "news 4 today." i'm joe krebs. >> and i'm eun yang. it is october 14th, 2011. right now let's take a live look outside at 6:30. 65 degrees out there. wild weather overnight. we're looking for calmer skies. it's still wet out there. meteorologist tom kierein to tell us more. hoping for a nice weekend, tom. >> it does look like we'll get pay ba

mark lewis was delivering a keynote speech to students at the university of turkey when he to duck behind the podium to avoid eggs being thrown at him. once they left the lecture hall, lewis continued with his speech. >>> errors by air traffic controllers have gone up the past three years. the government accountability office released its latest report and found errors by air traffic controllers that handle departures and arrivals have nearly doubled. the federal aviation administration attributed the increases to better error reporting. the agency is also using a new plane tracking system to better able to spot planes that get too close together. >>> and transportation secretary ray lahood now says he will leave the obama administration at the end of his term. the former illinois congressman gave no reason for that decision. he's the only republican currently in the president's cabinet. he's become an advocate for safer driving and job creating transportation projects. his spokesman says that la hood has not discussed his decision with the president. >>> more people are riding amtrak tha

sunday night, mark sanchez and jets came running and ray lewis and the defense were not kind host. defense in the mood for making history on sunday night. they counted for 3 touchdowns on the way to an impressive 34- 17 win. >> it was a team victory but our defense carried us and offense understood that and we got after them early and moved the ball good early and the offense played smart. and they did good things and the special team was solid after the kick off return which was disappointing and gave them life there. but, beyond that, our defense that's the story of the game. >> coach harbaugh knows what's going on. joe flacco what tough. >> i am. 155 yards on 10 of 31 passing. ray rice and williams carried the ball for 110 yards but the night belonged to the defense. and they wore a big monster on the field. time to head into a bye week. they have to get healthy. houston comes calling in two weeks. >>> more and more parents are beginning to do it even though some doctors prefer a different method. parents changed the way they get the kid vaccinated. >>> and it's the latest scam

marked his memory. georgia representative john lewis. >> came to washington 48 years ago.ve signs that say white men, colored men, white women, colored women, those signs are gone and they will not return. ( applause ) the only place our children will see those signs will be in a book in a museum on a video. and i hear too many people saying now 48 years later that nothing has changed. come and walk in my shoes. dr. king is telling you that we have changed. that we are better people. we're a better nation. >> ifill: southern leadership christian con convenience co-founder who just turned 90. >> we recognize here that in the midst of the amazing truth that an african-american preacher who never held public political office is recognized here among the fathers of the country. indeed, he has become a father of the country. for his leadership gave birth to a new america. >> ifill: ambassador andrew young. >> when you think of martin luther king as a giant of a man, but the one con plex he had was a complex about his height. he was really just 5'7". he was always getting upset

sunday night it was mark sanchez in the jets in town at the bank and ray lewis and the ravens d anything but gracious host. the defense made history on the night accounting for three touchdowns in three turnovers in route to a 34-17 win. >> i do this something is special with the defense and team. there's a spirit on the team hard to describe i wish i could put it in words by saw it the first day they came back. i couldn't be more proud of the team. you know. you do or you don't and those guys did it tonight. >> all things being equal joe flacco and offense had one of the worst nights. a little down but you have to give the jets credit. flacco threw for 155 yards on 10 of 31 passing and ray rice and williams carried the load with 110 yard on the ground. but the night belonged to the purple and black monster that is the baltimore defense. time to get healthy going into bye week and two weeks the texans come calling. >>> who doesn't want more money? ahead this morning, there's some hidden ways to earn extra bucks and in some cases you don't have to get off your couch to do it. >>> and it's

on the opponents, next in sports. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> mark is here with our wjz13, the fans more on those mean ravens. >> saw ray lewis, we're going to hear him say something that sounds mean, but it's football. we've heard a lot of talk this week about how beating up the next opponent is. the houston texans will come to town with their two best players injured, what about the texans who are able bodies. that's what ray lewis and the ravens are focusing on and they know houston has one of the best running backs in the lead and he's healthy. he's air ron foster, he sledded the steelers. he carried the ball 30 times. that was his best game this year and the ravens know what they'll have to do to slow him down. >> you've got to hit him. you've got to hit him. to me, i was watching last night, you know, seriously, i could use -- he's one of the most complete backs that you can see. >> he's great at cutting back and picking up his speed and get going. we've got to definitely get him, and hit him often and get him down. >> keep hitting people. >> on the ravens injury front here, that's jimmy smith missing another practice t

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their best to put pressure on their rivals on sunday pole sitter lewis hamilton forced to settle for second place with another red bull man mark webber in third eight teams have won the f one constructors' championship more than once red bull now joining that club after our last seven seasons on the world's fastest so it's i was struggling a little bit with the tires but then the car seemed to seem to stabilize and come back and i was able to open it up just before we had the second pit stop here then to the end it was just fantastic i could push when i had to be. we got a little bit of a gap because those guys were fighting but no it's fantastic you know after last weekend the driver's championship this weekend come to construct the championship for the team. staying with a world of high octane engines case it has had a day to remember the no to pay tracks with their own plane ching his second title with two races to go after winning his home grand prix and on his birthday to nearly turn ten to six year old starter and never look back it's still now now the fifty riding history to win well the title spoke to that effect throu

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their best to put pressure on their rivals on sunday pole sitter lewis hamilton forced to sell for second place with another red bull man mark webber third only eight teams have won the f one constructors' championship more than once red ball. club after only seven seasons on the world's fastest circuits. casey stoner has had a day to remember on the motor g.p. tracks the clinching his second title with two races to go after winning in his native australia his first day the new turn twenty six year old started from pole he never looked back stoner know the fifth rider in history to win world titles for two different manufacturers two county and seven hundred this year italian sticking up the rest of the podium marco simoncelli you see the second and third. well i don't think i can fit too many more things on this they say is my fifth winner right he a second world championship homegrown free everything you know to win like this is just really something special i mean i don't think you know people can read the law and many things to fit in that well and it's been pretty much a dream season for. kontinental hockey league is bu

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mark start the clock please. the first time, the baseball cap and start again because he got picked off by kendrick lewis and takesect at 9 yards. palmer interested the standing ovation in the third quarter but he fared no better. also brandon flowers returns as for touchdown. raiders turn it over six times and they are shut out at home, 28-nothing. >>> president george w. bush throughout the first pitch of the world series game. nolan ryan missed it and, derek holland went in with two hits to the called mills after they scored 16 runs last night. big one-nothing in the sixth, mark the poll he runs it and texas wins for-nothing in that series is now tied at two games apiece. in the nascar teledata clint boyer pushes jeff gordon in the final lap and boyer hold on to take the checkered flag. they are teammates. >> ra, that's it for us. we will see you next time. at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call the bay area home. from funding that helped a local entrepreneur start a business... to providing grants to a nonprofit which offers job training and placement... and supp

we've got congressman john lewis who had a storied history in the civil rights movement, mark morial, ralph nader, some real luminaries coming out who believe it's time for the district citizen to have the same level of democracy as any other citizen in this nation. >> this conflict between your administration and the d.c. police department and police officers when it comes to the all hands on deck, you're going to pay a lot of overtime. now you're quibbling about how much overtime it will cost you for having these all hands on deck. how significant impact is that on our budget? >> we don't know, but we've heard estimates of tens of millions of dollars. i just don't see that being the case. we're going to get that calculated and put the number out, but there's nothing that leads me to believe it's going to be anywhere near that. also there are those who have said this is something that should stop all hands on deck from being done in the future, but it's cheer to me this was specific to -- clear to me this was specific to two instances of all hands on deck events in 2009 because the a

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mark has won the players expected to make an impact on the field. >> good morning. when ray lewis runs onto the field to face the houston texans this afternoon, the veteran linebacker will be playing in the 205th regular-season game of his career. you have to remember, the average career spans just three years. it's not like lewis is just hanging on. he's still among the best in the business and is the heartbeat of the team that tries itself with domination on defense. he's still going strong. maybe not as fast as he once was, but just as fierce. this week lewis talked about getting better with age. >> i would always love to be the fan now is that of the younger ray lewis are you that younger ray lewis is a timebomb. you run around and not know a lot of things are going on. >> some of those younger guys are having a harder time keeping up. defensive back jimmy smith, chris carr, they all missed practice friday with injuries. so the receiver lee evans to it -- who is not likely to play this afternoon. injuries are a major issue for the houston texans. the two best players are out.

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lewis, washington. >>> the war in afghanistan started 10 years ago, and the fremont afghan community marked the anniversary with a call for peace. the group marched through the streets of fremont also known as little cut bull. some want to see the u.s. withdrawal its troops from afghanistan while others worry about their families if the americans leave. >> the only solution that we see is a nonviolent peaceful approach. >> do you think it is time for the united states to leave yet? >> no, not this time. >> president obama has already ordered the withdrawal of 16,000 service members by the end of the year. 23,000 more will come home in september of next year. >>> as egypt tries to stabilize, at least 24 people died and 200 were hurt after muslims and christians clashed in the streets of cairo. it is the worst violence since the uprising that drove mubarak from power in the spring. this follows an attack on a christian church. the military imposed a curfew around the area in tahrir square. >>> an out of control car almost killed a boy waiting for a haircut in berkeley. the mother took these pictures near euc

ray lewis and the ravens have a chip on their shoulder with the arizona cardinals coming to down this weekend. >> markhas the latest income in sports. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> mark is here with the wjz the fan sports report. and we heard earlier today about a classy thing todd heap did today. >> no doubt, one of the best ever. we'll get to see if he gets to play. because he did have some injuries. ravens will face todd heap maybe and the arizona cardinals sunday. ravens have put their monday night loss behind them or at least one of them. one 'lingers. that penalty safety. ruled helmet to helmet on a defense iless receiver. the ravens feared the rule to protect player the will be an ongoing for for for defense. >> that's are the part of the game that takes away from the pureness of how defense is played. >> i don't blame the ravens for being upset. that's a horrible call. >> i just think every player. if we're reviewing everything, guys, let's review that one, too. because these personal files, helmet to helmet. his shoulder pad never even came close to the helmet. and i think all of those should be r

randy clark, patrick callie, kevin king, how lewis, jenny prime, eric rolfe and mark woods. in addition to those joining me at the table today rick kaplan, chief of wireless bureau and his deputy bureau chief and options division chief marty winner. wireline bureau deputy chief carol mackie, rebecca goodheart and steve rosenberg, pricing deputy division chief amy bender and marcus mayor and advisers. amy and mark will present a wireless portions and victoria will present the icc reform. >> today's order establishes rigorous public interest obligations for all elements including broadband performance and build out requirements. we maintain a strong partnership with state commissions who will continue to play an important role for estate carrier last resort obligations and by designated the pcs meaning carriers eligible to receive support. recipients will be required to submit annual reports to the fcc and state commission to assure effective oversight and accountability. this will provide support for broadband in two faces. in phase 1 all existing price cap legacy high-cost s

randy clark, patrick callie, kevin king, how lewis, jenny prime, eric rolfe and mark woods. in addition to those joining me at the table today rick kaplan, chief of wireless bureau and his deputy bureau chief and options division chief marty winner. wireline bureau deputy chief carol mackie, rebecca goodheart and steve rosenberg, pricing deputy division chief amy bender and marcus mayor and advisers. amy and mark will present a wireless portions and victoria will present the icc reform. >> today's order establishes rigorous public interest obligations for all elements including broadband performance and build out requirements. we maintain a strong partnership with state commissions who will continue to play an important role for estate carrier last resort obligations and by designated the pcs meaning carriers eligible to receive support. recipients will be required to submit annual reports to the fcc and state commission to assure effective oversight and accountability. this will provide support for broadband in two faces. in phase 1 all existing price cap legacy high-cost s

ray lewis and the defense continue to keep that tradition, >>> a day of rest tomorrow for the ravens. they get ready for prime time yet again. sports director markins us with more on the team. >> how are you doing, mary? it's monday night football. ravens will step into the national spotlight, with another chance to show the football world just how dominating the baltimore defense can be. so far this season, they are the best in the nfl. it's a long-standing ravens tradition. they are strong against opposing running backs, even the best of them, like houston's aryan foster, who was held to 49 yards, when the ranks beat the texans on sunday. ray lewis is the heartbeat of that defense. he started and upholds the position. and he talks about the mentality that it takes to be the top runstoppers in the league. >> we were a very good tackling team. we don't let just one person make the tackle. we like seeing people get to the football. and coaches don't have to coach that. and i think that's the beauty of our team. coaches don't have to teach any of that. if you are out of shape, we're going to get you extra conditioning during practice and things li

mark on the u.s. postal service and this morning he sat down with mike on 9news now at 6:00 a.m. to tell him all about it. >> we all know the story of lewisnd clark and their expedition to explore the american west, right? but someone you may not have heard about is a person named york. a slave owned by william clark. our next guest and guests want to make sure york's story is known as well. you are a sixth grader at lowell school, is that right? >> yes. >> first off, who is our man, york? >> york was an african american man born in 1770. he was the man servant of clark and he was the only african american man on the lewis and clark expedition from 1804 to 1806. >> you want to get his name known why? >> because -- >> the whole thing started, you were doing a project? >> the whole thing started last year in february. i was working on a lewis and clark project and i discovered york. i thought it would be interesting if, you know, york would be acknowledged like lewis and clark got stamps, i thought it would be cool in york got a stamp, too. i wrote the post office and they wrote me back and said i had to turn in a proposal. i turned in my e