phil's open mic night, featuring everything from comedy to music. courtney joelander with the story. >> reporter: from rap and guitar to harmonicas and standup comedy. open mic gives the puck lick a stage to show off their talent. >> if people with are in touch it, it's a great opportunity to express themselves. as soon as they come back, the list of side items were full. i would say a lot of students came through. >> reporter: sjsu student patrick mccally performs wherever he can. >> when i go to open mic night, it's the chance to open up in front of the audience. they are great. >> reporter: open mic night is every tuesday and thursday at 7:00 p.m. in san joe say, courtney joelander sjsu news. >>> formula 1 is a club on campus you may not have heard about. the president said it's a hidden gym. >> we are a huge time commitment like any other sports team. instead of working out or whatever, we design, build, and compete. the same idea. >> reporter: the team members construct cars for scratch and compete with colleges around the world. last semester

president olague: if you could use the mic. commissioner miguel: on the broe listening on the broadcast can here it. [speaking in chinese] >> at&t is required to provide you with the current levels of e.m.f. and we come out and test again after the installation is done and we are required every two years to do that to the department of san francisco department of health and on top of that we are willing to come out and meet with any resident that would like us to test it and in their home and contact my office and we will be happy to set that up. [translator speaking chinese] commissioner miguel: thank you. greatly appreciated. commissioner antonini: while you are up here -- president olague: i was wondering where would they get the information? >> i can put it on the record now f you like. president olague: what do you think? >> my email is m as in mark, b as in boy 3878 at at&t dot com. [translator is speaking in chinese] >> aaron, maybe people can ask you after the hearing and if you could stand up and we can point to you ri

you want to wait for the mic? >> hi. >> hi. >> i wondered -- when people use a service like reputation.com or get themselves out of removed out of a lot of databases, whether that actually works. >> you get removed out of some but the information is already out there and it's bought and sold so there's no -- the only way to get yourself out of databases is do what i did. create new identities but i wouldn't suggest it. that's the only way, unfortunately. yeah. yes, sir. you have the mic? thank you. >> hi, my name is steve. first i wanted to thank you for the radio interview this morning. that's how i learned about this. >> ah great. >> now, i've been involved in education, and i teach a lot of stuff with teachers and robotics. now a number of years ago i personally got into this thing with a company that was developing software basically that was encrypting your own personal email, your own personal messages. one of the companies was using an algorithm called blow fish. >> yeah. >> exactly. that was his company. a

>> not to drop your mic?w to put up with a lot of crap. [ laughter ] >> anyway, so right now, the giants are two and a half games back in the locker. that's so cute, something went wrong and they went like, he isn't going to comment on it? not tonight, i never comment in private. [ laughter ] >> thank you. it's still commonplace, the yankees, they didn't evencelebrate today. they clinched their division and it's the 50th post-season appearance. that's cano doing his thing and rivera comes in for his 603rd save. watch, when you've been to the playoffs 16 times in 17 years they hug a little bit but there's not a wild -- oh, yeah. look, look. normally guys are jumping on top of each other and all that stuff. jeter, he's not jumping on top of anybody right now and that's it. the a's officially announced bell melvin has a three-year extension to be their manager. go out and do something here andjemile weeks, he's going to stick around. he's a real good player. and they lead powerhouse texas 2-1 but in the eighth i

if i called your name, you can start coming up to the mic. and not everyone will need a translator. >> commissioners, my name is sandra and i am a resident of jackson street. and many residents cannot come today. i am here to present 500 signatures of labels of residents from jackson street that are within approximately 300 feet to oppose this at&t project.

if we can get the mic going on today. >> yeah, put it back on. hello, board of supervisors. i'm here to express, my name is gregory hall. i was in an incident last year, probably have been three years ago when i directed the supervisors about a situation up in hunters point. it seems like nothing ever changes because the same situation is happening till today. i'm wondering, you know, you guys got all your big jobs back here and i figure that you guys are smart enough to know that it's not settled out there in bayview hunters point. now that we got a new district supervisor, i feel that maybe she needs to look into it a little more thoroughly nothing like the last supervisor. i was over there at the double rock where he was emotionally about how much you got the money to be able to do the work there, maybe you need to be emotionally about finding out how these people in the bayview community are not having jobs, are out on the street every day. me, when i took on the job after the bad contractor was up there, i hired everybody in the community. i'm not to supervisor. i'm not

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behind the mic. >> who do you think will be our candidate? >> you know, i honestly don't know. i think it's early but i will say this speedy who would you just? >> you know, it's really hard to say. and i, people get frustrated when i say that but i think all of them have really great characteristics. and i think it's a real testimony to the dialogue that the tea party has brought to the table, the mere fact that a balanced budget amendment was even part of the discussion before raising the debt ceiling. and again, let's look to that whole debt ceiling discussion as an example. if instead we have a said -- instead of pointing things at each other and said they are to blame, they are to blame, we have pointed fingers at barack obama and said what is wrong with the balanced budget amendment? what is wrong with putting and safety measures to make sure we never get into situations again? and we have spoken in one accord putting the blame where it belongs, i think that we would've been much more successful. but instead we've got to get over that f

this year in san francisco -- president chiu: this gentleman's mic is not working. >> i have been doing corporate eco a dits for 20 years. this year in san francisco, a 10-year-old elementary school soccer player commamed clare is standing up to bob fisher and his brothers and corporate representatives from the synthetic turf industry. from day one, they have exerted their considerable influence around town convincing the people around san francisco that their plastic neighborhood parks were safe. clare and her teammates didn't think something sounded quite right and decided to investigate whether playing in ground-up tires with the chemicals and heavy metals was a wise idea. over eight months, she tested more than 100 water samples from both synthetic turf and grass fields in san francisco with the help of local universities. clare's results reinforced what environmental scientists have known for years, information that bob fisher, city fields and the turf industry have long been trying to sprezz. san francisco synthetic field runoff water contained dangerous levels of heavy metals and

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we have somebody approaching the mic. david. brother david. >> my name is david. i'm here from seattle actually. flew in from the postal workers conference, also postal workers, and today i got all dressed up with some of my fellow postal workers we visited a house of a repute afterwards we went to the senate. [laughter] so my question, sort of the current. i guess the big deal about the changes in the labor movement around the emergence of john sweeney, that election back many years ago, and andy stern becoming a big leader, with this whole realization that labor had organized. real simple basic idea. organize, organize, organize. seiu was admired from afar like being, they did organize lots of workers. but then somehow summer things that wrong. and i guess how it can what was wrong with the model, is that maybe and i know some unions tend to be really heavily staffed. the staff of these people, mighty bright college kids who really progressive and eager and they are well-intentioned but they don't have a base. maybe you haven't ever done the job. maybe there don

. >> cut his mic! his mic. >> bill, i remember during the campaign president obama or candidate obama surrendered to the terrorists. >> he did want to close gitmo. president obama said he was going to go after terrorists and get bin laden. at the same time he also said he would close gitmo. >> anyway. let's keep talking about something interesting. >> you mentioned the union guys held people hostage. hannah, you also picked up on that. the long view police chief used that word regarding the six security guards. he has now retracted that because the guards say nobody threatened them. >> they were guests. >> they couldn't get out of their security shack because the police chief said, quote, they fear for their lives because of the hostility. >> they were merely inconvenienced. >> they got a really long break is what they got. wow, i got a lot of background on this thing. mike you said you were surprised to learn that we still have longshoremen. >> it sounds like one of those 1920 jobs. >> the ships unloa

. >> cut his mic. >> what do you mean by mic?> baker will cut back. >> by the way, not a huge michele bachmann fan and i don't like her rhetoric when it comes to gays. but i don't think she wants to hang black people from the trees. >> no, i never said that. i said she made bigoted comments. i never compared one to the other, and i never said she was racist or anybody in the tea party was racist. i said one of the head ones could be by definition considered racist and you can go back and check the tape. go back and check the tape on that. >> why do you care what andy says? aren't you getting a little outraged over this? >> what he says off camera? >> i want a harshly worded letter. >> by me or by you? >> adam, i agree with you about five guys having burgers, but i hope you rot in hell for what you said about mcdonalds. not cool. masa, did you say you are sure that mcdone eld thats has the finest mexican food. did you really mean that? >> i do. but i have never had it sober. i don't have fast-food where i am from. >> jack in the b

the tests found many of the same chemicals they found in charlotte's 5-year-old mic ala, she had recently spent a lot of time in nail salons. the biggest surprise of what they found in 2-year-old rowland, chemicals found in nearly anyone else in the world 6 times higher than in parents, twice the levels that researchers see in land animals. this is a serious warning said a scientist researchers on flame retar tkapbts. young children are exposed because they put their hands in their mouth and bodies don't eliminate chemicals as readily. to me i think very historically crystallizes what we are learning. that was a story in 2006 by the environmental working group where they analyzed the umbilical cord blood of newborn babies and found an average of 200 chemicals found to be toxic in every single baby, man made synthetic chemicals. when we see this picture that babies are being born into the world polluted with industrial chemicals it is time to say how can we do things differently? how can we do things differently? that is the question that essentially we took to the world's largest beauty c

leaves that to them by -- will you step to the mic? walter is a transit car cleaner. his effortws working alongside workers and cleaning graffiti have produced half of the improvements in the appearance of articulated buses. they have instilled in them a strong work eckhardt -- ethic. the director of transit will present the award to walter. >> i would point out that walter is surely the frontline in the ongoing battle. some of our facilities are as clean as they are because someone let them do a remarkable job. they provide a great value to the agency and also help with our image. >> i would like to thank everybody. i of the the car cleaners don't have the most favorable reputation, but i am representing those guys. chairman nolan: on behalf of the board, congratulations and thank you for your hard work. [applause] >> i would like, to step up to the podium. carlton is a transit operator at a 29-year veteran of the agency. this is accomplished through his professional demeanor and the disposition. he has become a go to operator as well as operators transferring to the

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i saw a mic. i don't see these very often these days. [laughter] let me welcome all of you back here. we have had many events, and it is wonderful to see everybody. i want to pay respects to mayor lee and his outstanding team he has organized. his challenge is evident, implementation. it is one thing to set something up, have the agreements, have the announcement with larry ellison and the team itself, but it is another to actually implement it and make it real. he is doing an outstanding job in partnership with outstanding leaders here, no one more important than mark. he has put a public face on it and created a public interface between city hall and the citizens of san francisco that need to step in and help support our general fund by off setting some of the costs associated with putting it together. i see lucy, who is one of the first people we called after i called willie brown. the first thing you have to do is call willie brown to make sure are you are on the right path. he committed himself and understood immediately what this w

and if you are watching us in washington, enjoy a pot luck and open mic night. that's your pacific event of the day. >> can't go wrong with that. sounds good. >>> now, here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. at this weekend's box office an old favorite makes a comeback as top film favorite. the animated 1994 classic "the lion king" reappears. this time in 3d. if nostalgic parents bring the young kids at 3d prices, it should make $15 million or more. experts say "contagion" threatening for number one, earning close to $13 million. "drive" will be a true test of ryan gosling's box office pull with "r" rating keeping younger viewers out. experts don't see revenge thriller "straw dogs" taking in more than $10 million. sarah jessica parker's "i don't know how she does it" needs a big female audience. younger viewers and men will see it. >>> finally, in an interview in sunday's "parade" magazine brad pitt talks about his marriage to jennifer aniston who he quotes wasn't living an interesting life. what? what did he say? he was saying when he

do you have a mic? [inaudible] supervisor chiu: let's try that one more time. >> there should be a codification note indicating that the new section being added is 10.100 -- 257 on the first page. supervisor chiu: supervisor elsbernd will make the motion to amend. seconded by mirkarimi. without objection, that amendment will take place. colleagues, can we take this item, same house, same call? >> as amended, mr. president. supervisor chiu: this ordinance is now back to a first read, right? deputy city attorney it is back to a first read. item 8, please. >> resolution approving the jurisdictional transfer of city hall located at 17th and folsom streets, to the mayor's office of housing and the parks department. supervisor kim: i am very excited to support the jurisdictional change to build a park project here in the mission neighborhood today. i know some of the members that worked on this for the past several years are here to see the vote on this. i want to thank the families and organizers in the miss

we have iona with the mic. >> we got a question right here. . >> hi my name is joanne, i visited atlanta for social reform >> where are you? >> i am here. i visited atlanta for a whole week. the community bus is the best thing we can have if we can put it together. it's nothing like bringing the community together. you have to start at home. if you want to put something together, you have to go to the communities. have the youth say it. i see a lot of youth parents taking them to school because they are afraid they won't see their child again. it starts in the community. this meeting is really great. you are preaching to the choir. we need to speak to the youth. i have seen violence on the bus of a kid showing off a weapon in the bay view. people don't want to change and they don't want to be labeled. we are not protected. you have to be careful on what you see. you can't say what you see at all times. if you live in the community and you see something. you have to understand people are not telling things because they are not protected of the we have to understand, what we can do about i

[reading names] if you heard your name, please start coming to them l mic. in any order. i've called about ten cards. >> good afternoon. [unintelligible] i have been living here in san francisco since senator feinstein was a supervisor. this isn't new to me. i knew that the first time i knew his last name. i come here to support him, not because of his background. it is because what he brings to the city, like india new innova, bringing something new to the city. he employs about 60 people. which kind of the nation, which kind of money -- [unintelligible] a friend of mine has a store at 23rd and mission. he supported 25 people living off of that corner store. that is what small business can do for the community. this is a good avenger for the city of san francisco, and we have to keep an open mind. this city is the verse, that is why the uniqueness of san francisco -- it is diversity. [unintelligible] mr. frank jordan's era, we were cleaning the streets. actually cleaning the sidewalk. [chime] president olague: thank you, sir. >> my name is charles bolton, i have been a c

if i have already called her name, please feel free to come up to the mic. >> good afternoon. i am donald harrison. i joined the dolphin club in 1 980. i have conducted quite a numbers of swims. i would like to second what is said by the others. welcome, america's cup. i am excited. i hope mr. allison wins. i cannot understand anybody spending the money in preparation for this they plan to spend and not have an impact. no impact seems like a poor return on investment. think about that. there is an alternative. just at the high street pier, quite a large number of dollars were spent to house the facility for tying up fishing boats. that is not used all the time. that would be an excellent place to more a barge or two, up the power boats and the sailboats. -- tie up the powerboats and sailboats. that would likely have no impact or much less impact than aquatic park. there is a viewing area for the jumbo drawn -- jumbotron on the high street, probably equal in size to what there is from aquatic park. i would like that to be considered. thank you. president olague: thank you. >> g

you can keep coming up to the mic when you hear your name called. however you want to do a. -- it. >> thank you, commissioners. this is a copy of my proposal for staff and commissioners. my name is dennis mckinsey. i am here to provide you with a copy of my proposal i have shared with the port commission, port staff, a city hall, the mayor's office, the board of supervisors, mr. barry ellison, as well as the san francisco unified school district. i am proposing that mr. ellison and the city as well as the school district create a marine science career path away as part of this project in order to be, as you have mentioned, cultural and environmental impacts. this program is only for three years. might plan is -- my plan is to address the issues for the san francisco high-school kids and for many, many years in the future. i am asking that all these parties involved take the leadership and build this facility and work with the school district, as well as the commission here to work together with everyone involved. there are many needs, as we all know

wouldn't it be to see jackson on the mic saying ni hao ma. i think that would be wonderful for members in the community to be welcoming and this is the world -- the world is becoming smaller as we listen to the news and how technology connected us, and it's our humanism and it's our human compassion that connects us. and i'm looking forward to the culture exchange we will have, vivian. i will be looking for you to hold some dance classes here. i hope to see you next year -- doing the lion's dance next year. this is really the beginning of such a wonderful partnership. as our family continues to grow, i look forward to welcoming more businesses that are going to be thriving on the merchant quarter and i look forward to any nonprofit that wants to partner with the city. our arms are open and we're ready to work. thank you so much. [applause] >> thank you, supervisor cohen. and we will also like to have honorable assemblyman tom ammiano say a few words and make a few remarks. [applause] >> thank you very much. i'm very very, happy to be here. i

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[ bad mic ] [ no audio ] >> is your microphone on? >> can now the hear me? >> my mic is on. nobody must be home >> you know what? it happens on mondays. we'll get back to lawrence in a second. 5:09. >>> coming up, wall street opens in a little less than 90 minutes. we'll get a check of your stock markets overseas coming up. >>> and two deadly hit-and-runs in the bay area in just three days. what the victims have in common that makes this even more disturbing. >>> here we go again. another looming government shutdown. how it could hurt those already reeling from disaster. ,, ,this is your captain speaking, we are fourteenth in line for take off. looks like it's bumper to bumper on the interstate. i gotta get to cleveland! remove your belt, your watch, your shoes. i wonder what gas costs today. seven dollars for a pillow! an extra bag costs what? i hate traffic! ♪ [ child ] the train is now arriving. [ male announcer ] the train has arrived indeed. amtrak guest rewards members earn double points this fall for any trip on amtrak. details at amtrak.com. >>> good morning. if you

mic up. bring us back the truth. we can stop this continual process of verbalizing and lying. we do not need that. you hear about 15 hours of work and waiting three or four hours for a terminal. if you camera up, i do not need you to write anything. i will see it. with regard to brady material, which should be able to see everything. only privilege and confidential material needs to be protected. >> this goes to the heart of why we need a lead to a prosecutor as our next d.a. your sword rather have the endorsement of officers for justice. it is equally important if not vital that the independent of one another so that you can be assured in every step, with the issue is police misconduct or a scandal rocking our dna lab, that there is transparency and accountability in everything that the police and da do together. that is the very cornerstone -- trust, checks and balances, accountability. very cornerstone of our justice system. we need to turn over what we have said the defense can do their jobs and prosecution achieve justice at the end of the day. >> the question is what we

if you would like to speak on items 8-14, step up to the mic. two minutes. >> i am speak on item number 9, proposed settlement with t-mobile west. i am bob carson and i was the appellant in this case. as the original appeal was approved 11-0 by the board of supervisors, that gave rise to the litigation and i request that the rules committee vote against the proposed settlement of the federal lawsuit filed by t-mobile. and the lawsuit is simply down to one seemingly simple issue which is there a signal gap, is that a significant signal gap, and even if those conditions are met, is that the at least intrusive in the t-mobile proposed site, the least intrusive one? and there's no compelling financial reason which i'll explain to the city to not go ahead with the second face of the lawsuit and the city one of the first days of the lawsuit. and to retain an expert to assist the city at the trial. we have identified a ph.d. in electrical engineering what was a practicing lawyer in this area and eee member and licensed and qualified to perform the test