another reason why marshall is special is because this neighborhood around marshall school -- marshall elementary is also going to be the first test site of the home program that will work to make all of the streets and alleyways along marshall elementary school safer for you to walk to. so i'm really excited about that. last night in our board meeting to be voted on this roughly around 9:00 p.m. last night. all 11 board of supervisors voted to make today officially october 5, 2011, walk-to-school today for the city and county of san francisco. and i'm going to quickly read accommodation, where as hundreds of children to be safe each year nationally by taking steps to make safety a priority. driving students to school by private vehicles worsens traffic, and that's due to safety and climate change. and protect children from health and environmental risk. shape-up san francisco, who's here today, including department of public health, san francisco municipal transportation agency, presidio ymca, san francisco bike coalition, have secured funding to implement stay safe at school and has

marshall has one of the highest percentage of kids that walk to the school.that brings me to the school's main concern. basically that there has been very little communication between the developer and the planning commission with the community, as well as the school. that's about a half a block away from the project. with the help of supervisor james kim's aid, we were able to set up a meeting. within the last week we met twice. as frustrating as this was, we were able to address our concerns, the most important being the safety of our children and marshall school. and also its surrounding neighbors. marshall are the first to implement this sfmta traffic-calming project, which is to reduce auto traffic and make it safer to walk for pedestrians. the school has also implemented the safe routes to school plan and has been working with all of san francisco government departments. with all that said, marshall elementary school's main request is that the garage be relocated to south van ness avenue as not to add more traffic to the school. and keeping the garage o

. >> i am here on behalf of marshall elementary school. i'm also a parent. i have a second-grader there and i'm a member of the p.t.a. executive board. just yesterday we had mayor ed lee and supervisor james kim join marshall school in a citywide walk to school event. the school was presented with a certificate, a walk to school proclamation from the mayor. marshall has one of the highest percentage of kids that walk to the school. that brings me to the school's main concern. basically that there has been very little communication between the developer and the planning commission with the community, as well as the school. that's about a half a block away from the project. with the help of supervisor james kim's aid, we were able to set up a meeting. within the last week we met twice. as frustrating as this was, we were able to address our concerns, the most important being the safety of our children and marshall school. and also its surrounding neighbors. marshall are the first to implement this sfmta traffic-calming project, which is to reduce auto traffic

marshall has one of the highest percentage of kids that walk to the school.that brings me to the school's main concern. basically that there has been very little communication between the developer and the planning commission with the community, as well as the school. that's about a half a block away from the project. with the help of supervisor james kim's aid, we were able to set up a meeting. within the last week we met twice. as frustrating as this was, we were able to address our concerns, the most important being the safety of our children and marshall school. and also its surrounding

marshall? vice president marshall: that was my only comment. >> i have a question but i will hold it for the police report. president mazzucco: thank you for coming out. we are going to do the best we can do to protect you. please call the next item. >> item 2a is the police report and review a recent activities. >> good morning. we have a busy time since our next meeting. -- since our last meeting. we suffered a few homicides since our last meeting. probably the most upsetting, not at all, are not equally upsetting, but it was an officer-involved shooting at around 7:00. we had a community meeting last night and i appreciate commissioner chan and commissioner was to go being there -- president mazzucco being there. there was a stabbing. officers responded and found mr. wu outside, bleeding severely from his left hand, wrapped in a towel. it was a very severe injury. he had a knife in his and that he had just taken from his son who was on an attack. officers called for the beanbag gun and moved

vice president marshall: aye. commissioner chan: aye. commissioner kingsley: aye. commissioner slaughter: aye. commissioner turman: aye. >> the motion passes 6-0. vice president marshall: -- commissioner chan: is there any other further guidance needed or does that answer your question? >> he is the new program liaison for the department. >> good evening. i have been appointed to take over the program. i have a lot of information from the lieutenant regarding what is needed. this has been a great resource. i am going to work with him so i get a full grasp of the program to make sure there are no inconsistencies -- these patrols specials are dealt with and i will do my best to keep on top of it. >> thank you. welcome. president mazzucco: line item #4 please. >> public comment on all matters pertaining to item 6 below, closed session, including public comment on vote whether to hold item 6 in closed session. president mazzucco: i have a sc

thank you for coming to such a sunny beautiful day to marshall, walking to marshall.applause] so here's a man that i want to say absolutely needs no introduction, mr. peter avila. >> that wasn't loud enough! [applause] >> i'm not running for mayor so i will not give a campaign speech. i would be number 55 i think. so i live in oakland so it rules me out. thank you so much, everyone, for coming on walk-to-school day. how much kids walk to school every day here? we are one of the schools in the district, i think we might have the highest percentage of walkers to school. now it's real important walk-to-school day is let us know how you are when you walk to school. because you need to let us know, and then we will let this man know if you don't feel safe walking to school. because it is safe walking to schools. this you so much. all of the parents for meeting us at kid power park. i would like to thank audrey. thank you, audrey. thank you for helping out, helping us organize this. and i want to thank you guys because you are what makes our school special as a kid. so once

marshals service. hopefully we can work something out and i'm just trying to explain the basis for this at this time. mr. president, as you know, we've done a lot of work on the borders to try to secure the border and that has required us to add money for the u.s. border patrol, several other accounts in the department of homeland security, we've added money for the department of justice, we need new judges, courtrooms, prosecutors, defenders --. it's taken a lot of money to secure the border with all of the different aspects that are involved. the one area that we haven't kept up with is the u.s. marshalls service. all of us know the u.s. marshals service. it is a great organization. these people do tremendous work but sometimes we forget them. what we've learned here is that while we have an increased ability to apprehend illegal immigrants and to try them in court and even jail space to hold them, the group that does the holding and the transporting and the keeping of the judges and the courtrooms s

marshall, when is the last time you have seen that? vice president marshall: it is a monthly signed-off. it is something we do with all of the commissioners. it is basically all of the activity that has happened in the month. and there has not been any. that is the procedure. commissioner chan: could you get a written report that says you did not get anything or you just did not get anything? vice president marshall: i am told by the assigning officers that they have to be investigated. commissioner chan: in the reason i ask that it goes to stephanie douglas' letter and how we can make sure these things are happening on our end. thank you. president mazzucco: any further comments for the chief? let's move to the next item. the directors' report. >> it is a review of recent activities and a presentation of the 2011 community outreach strategic plan. >> and good evening members of the commission and members of the audience. i have no recent activities to report. other than last night, at the community meeting, there was an occc investiga

to cross-talk the eurozone crisis i'm joined by marshall are back in denver he is a global portfolio strategist at madison street partners and a fellow at the economist for peace and security in milwaukee we have jeffrey summers he is an associate professor at the university of wisconsin milwaukee and in london we have pending myer he is a senior visiting fellow at the london school of economics all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means you can jump in anytime you want i very much encourage it but first tell us how we got to this point on a wing and a prayer. a date with destiny to sort out that year's debt imbroglio was set three weeks ago by nicolas sarkozy and angle americal then it was delayed by three days and on the third day it came through after marathon talks which went on till four o'clock in the morning under the new plan greek debt will be back to one hundred twenty percent of g.d.p. by two thousand and twenty with greek debt holders taking haircuts of up to fifty percent the four hundred forty billion euro e.f. assef will be used to provide risk insurance meaning

marshall. [applause] >> i will add to my list of thank yous to the university program. the only thing i have seen that is as universally loved is this guy. let me tell you about something supervisor chu said -- president chu said -- chiu said, when that gentleman was killed, and that warren was brought of the tea line. i know there was a lot of consternation in this district. i was at city hall. sometimes, you can make -- what is the phrase, lemonade out of london? sometimes you can turn something positive. i remember sitting in my office and somebody came together and said we have to do something. mayor lee, you were there. i want to throw out a name that you have not heard. chinese a part of an action. he was with me every week. duane johnson of the mayor's office. this idea of community ambassador is -- came to the fore. at that time, chief gascon, and we want to keep him there, but we want to do something different. you could call that the urban core what ever you want. we thought this woul

>>'ve been waiting. >> charlie: marshall, i'll get to you jared, meaning what. everybody in of a certain mind set about what had happened in this country for a number of years since the economic collapse both in politics and in other arenas, we're waiting for somebody to plant the flag and say let'sarch? >> yes. i mean you know tahrir square happened in egypt after ben alley left tunisia. what these folks have reminded us is politics and paulity see is about people fundamentally and they're confrontinghe country with that reality. that's something you have to respond to. the students who have the sit-ins in north carolina and greensboro starteda key element, challenged the whole couny by sing you can talk about systematic racial discrimination and inconstitutional segregation but it's about people fundamentally and when people are ready to put their bodies on the line to confront the rest of us with that reality, then things begin to happen. and i think that's the step they've taken and i think we should be grateful for it. >> charlie: jared, you're nodding your

in this packet, there is a letter from one of your former fire marshals, who used to one -- to run the 911 dispatch. he emphasized the need of cell phones 4911 service. we have a number of caribbean restaurants who say they need this for customers in buildings -- we have a number of delivery restaurants who say they need is for customers in buildings. we have been trying to put this in for three years. this is a preference one location. it is on an existing commercial medical building. if the doctors have a concern, you would think it would not want this on a building. this is a cluster of buildings that have wireless facilities. this is a perfect place to serve the inner richmond. the inner richmond has been a difficult place for companies to serve for quite some time. lastly, i wanted to enlighten you, if i could, about the difference between necessary, desirable, and compatible, and a significant gap. in terms of necessary to the community, we think we have provided you lots of letters to show the community wants this. in terms of significant gap, which for rise and wireless has to

i caught up with air chief marshall sir steven dalton, the raf chief in london recently at the secure equipment and international show. i asked sir steven how much his force is likely to get in the 2012 budget and what kind of cuts he faces in the coming years. >> what really happened is we've looked at the program overall in detail in the last 18 months and we're now pretty sure, actually, that we're in a position to afford those capabilities we think we need in the 2020 time frame and beyond. so what we're looking for now is how do we ensure that we have genuine capability to meet our requirements and, of course, in doing that, we must assess what the lessons are out of operations we've been involved in recently and then decide what it is we want to be able to do and in which way. so i don't think for the moment we are in a position to say that actually we have not got the capabilities we need for the future. and if you look at the results of the three-month exercise, you'll see, actually, we have confirmed all those schedules and it would be silly to operate at the top level of war

really tackle the problem i think this is a ride that even if small step at the other actions ok marshall what's your take on all of this here i mean has anything really been resolved or is it just point out this is more of a political ploy right now to calm the markets and they're still biting their nails trying to figure out where they're going to get this extra trillion euros for the for the stabilization fund i mean who's going to pay for the athlete news no right and it's not written down where that money's going to come from that's a lot of money is going to be the german taxpayers. well it will be a number of the tax payers and first i agree totally with just characterization the whole trajectory of policy over the last couple of years in europe has been a nightmare it's been one case of fiscal austerity after another and you know you have the situation where it's like a dog chasing its own tail the the the troika has continued to demand more and more cuts of countries like greece the economy continues to deflate into the ground which means it's impossible to meet its targets which

rock bands of all time, but there's not a marshal tucker in this band.l tucker is still around, 95 years old and just retired from 40 years of being as choir director in columbia, south carolina and we stole the name. >> stole the name? >> stole the game. >> one thing you haven't toll stolen is a unique sound. you have the greatest hits great stuff. and we're going to do "fire on the mountain" my first time playing with the mar shaltmarsh tucker band. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (applaus (applause) >> oh, by the way, the brand new cd called "soul of the south" we're going to close it out from a little song with cd. let's say good night with the song "sandman". song "sandman". ♪ captioned by closed captioning services, inc. amuch as you like ny way you like, like new sweet and spicy shrimp, all for $15.99. my name is angela trapp, and i sea food differently. dr. scholl's custom fit orthotic center recommends the custom-fit orthotic that's best for your tired feet. foot-care scientists are behind it. you'll get all-day relief. for your tired achy feet. for locations, see