. >> good afternoon supervisor wiener and supervisors i'm mr. burns i'm going to take you through the cast and recommendations that supervisor mar proposed first, let's talk about the highlights we conducted in perspire are oewd we didn't know how much retail existed in san francisco formula retail accounts for 12 percent compared to national thirty percent we found out that commercial retail does not have control but it accounts for - formula retail occupies an stampeded 31 percent of the square footage state police it is highly downtown and the northeast waterfront perseverance of the formula retail is significantly by business type 84 percent are formula type compared to routines formula retail has a role to play in our neighborhoods but comes with potential drawbacks our proposal balances it to provide for public good we hear the concern is it drives rent up we find it is correlated with the economic cycles most of the applications occurs after the recession and formula retails have the resources to improve the storefronts with challenging conditi

mr. ash burn, this the agreement as you understand it? mr.ement that you understand? >> yeah. >> i'm sorry? >> yeah. >> i can't hear you, mr. ashburn. can you speak up, please? >> yes. >> as aaron struggles to speak, his mother makes her opinion clear. >> the record will note that his mother has left the room. mr. ashburn, do you have some reluctance to enter into this agreement? is there a reason why you're refusing to respond? >> how would you feel if your mother walked out on you? >> sorry, sir? >> how would you feel if your mother walked out on you? >> aaron's refusal or inability to speak forces the judge to decide for him. >> we'll reconvene on december 18th at 9:00. be prepared to go forward with the waiver. i won't accept any agreements. >> the judge's decision eliminates aaron's chance at a plea bargain. his next court appearance will be a waiver hearing where the state will make a case for handing aaron over to the adult system. still, that's not the main thing on aaron's mind. >> she walked out on me. she walked out on me. >> why?

mr. burn? >> i am the chancellor for post-secondary education at the state of alabama. mr. eilers, don't hold that against me. i'm also a former labor lawyer who represented numerous clients in front of the national labor relations board on a number of occasions. so this issue fascinates me because i've dealt with it both ways. our two-year colleges, which is what post-secondary department of education at university of alabama deals with, does have athletic programs. we add golfer in my district named bubba watson. bubba went on to georgia but he started at our two-year college. we're proud of bubba, and we're proud of our athletes. a vast majority will never do as well as bubba has, but a lot of them we hope will get a good education. you know when we're dealing with students in that environment, they bring their life issues with them. they may be students and they may be athletes, but they're also young people and they have life issues, and we have coaches and counselors that deal with them on stuff that happens on the field and stuff that happens off the field. you can't

mr. burn? >> i am the chancellor for post-secondary education at the state of alabama. mr. eilers, don't hold that against me. i'm also a former labor lawyer who represented numerous clients in front of the national labor relations board on a number of occasions. so this issue fascinates me because i've dealt with it both ways. our two-year colleges, which is what post-secondary department of education at university of alabama deals with, does have athletic programs. we add golfer in my district named bubba watson. bubba went on to georgia but he started at our two-year college. we're proud of bubba, and we're proud of our athletes. a vast majority will never do as well as bubba has, but a lot of them we hope will get a good education. you know when we're dealing with students in that environment, they bring their life issues with them. they may be students and they may be athletes, but they're also young people and they have life issues, and we have coaches and counselors that deal with them on stuff that happens on the field and stuff that happens off the field. you can't

mr. blevins, cuff up. >> the burning spray eventually brings compliance. >> ah! >> blevins is removed from his cell and sedated. he is strapped into a restraint chair and watched until he no longer poses a threat to himself. >> mr. blevins, do you have any injuries you want to report? no? >> never crossed my mind one time other than to tell someone that i'm not interested in doing it. you know? >> today, spring creek staff uses medication and therapy to help blevins serve his 45-year sentence. >> even though he's done a horrible double murder, he's still a person and he has to have some kind of human contact. so what i try to focus on is just a relationship. we try to be alert to prisoners' mental status, to make sure they're not thinking of harming themselves or someone else. beyond that, we try to help them be together enough to serve their time and serve it as quietly and peacefully as possible. >> serving time quietly and peacefully is exactly how we found ramona rosario. in the gym at the north carolina correctional institution for women. she was a long way f

burn washington? i'm going to start out in a peculiar way. i am showing you the actual logo and title of this very symposium. i'll just read it to you. america under fire. mr. madison's war in the burning of washington city. one of the very myths i want to talk about today. i'm going to go off on a tangent and you'll understand why. if you look at the artwork, the image that is there, and if you remember during dinner last night, bill seal talked about the burning of the white house. he mentioned that some of the british sailors and soldiers had javelins wrapped in rags, soaked with oil. on the command by the officer you can see on the right hand side, when he fired a pistol, they all simultaneously, supposedly threw these javelins through the broken windows of the upper level of the white house to set it on fire. now, this is an account. it exists. i ask you, is it real? because when i think about that, i have a lot of questions about it. number one, would the british have actually carried javelins from their landing at benedict? i don't think that's very likely. but, it is likely that the british were carrying pikes, an anti-boarding weapon that was used

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mr. president, if you play with fire, you will be burned. my message is back to that house leadership, that we will circle the president on fire, and we will be on fire for rightness. and justice. saying if the president does act, it will create a constitutional crisis. the house minority leader has said mr. president use your power, insisting he does have the authority issue an executive action on immigration. ma exactly can he do. >> well, he does feel he has authority. p democrats for example, went so far as to say what president lincoln did the emancipation pack la makes. and so they say that this following in the vein of things that both republican and democratic presidents have done. few they insist he has authority to decide how customs and border immigration officials will enforce laws and he has the authority to do this on his own. the president has said, michael, look, if congress doesn't like what i do, they can always take action or pass an immigration bill, and it will supersede what i do. but he insists that he act alone, and h

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mr. president, you're going to get burned.e country, in fact, the majority of congress supports those reforms. an immigration bill passed the senate with republican votes, boehner refused to let house memberrers vote on it -- members vote on it. one of their first efforts will be to try to repeal obamacare now that harry reid can no longer keep the senate from voting on such a bill, but officials doubt it would pass filibuster, and if it did, the president would veto it anyway. heather: wendell, what can they agree on, if anything? give us some sort of hope here. >> reporter: there's indications they might find common ground on trade agreements and on legislation to repair roads and bridges which would create jobs. there's also a possibility of some tax reforms that could pass democrat and republican muster, but democrats want to spend that money might create, republicans want to lower tax rates. still, white house press secretary josh earnest was optimistic yesterday. >> senator mcconnell didn't suggest he's going to fold on

mr. blake we talked about having $0.88 out on the sidewalk. >> can i ask the city attorney to talk about the age restriction. >> deputy city attorney marilyn burns the sale of this paraphernalia it restricted to the 18 and older and so to restrict access to the business by an age limit this commission needs a rational basis and i'll recommend the commission make recommendations. >> commissioner moore i want to make one other suggestion that has something to do with the fantastic we understand not exactly them that presentsism to talk about the tattoo 0 so massage parlors get a positive altitude in display windows that try to change. >> the way the business shows itself to the public whatever way we can urge the young business owner to be as pro-active and positive displaced in their front windows >> commissioner johnson and. >> couple of things on the age i saw this as well in the public comment letters i don't agree that that it makes our lives more complicated in the future we're not here to adjudicate what the material is the law of the land says you can buy cigarettes above the age of 18 not get in the restriction in terms of bathing on the

burned and cars were set on fire as well. we want to go now to jonathan clark, a blogger in st. louis. mr. thanks for being with us as you have out there this controversy. now that we are almost 24 hours into the wait that began last night at this time. your thoughts of what happened. >> well, i -- i don't think that anything about this decision does -- does anything to bridge the gap between the community and law enforcement. between the community and the prosecutor's office. the community certainly doesn't trust law enforcement. but i would also be willing to bet that law enforcement doesn't trust the community very much either. and it is going to take quite a bit of work to bridge the gap between those two. if the gap can be bridged at all any time in the near future. >> as this story going forward, it will take two paths, the first to be trying to understand what got us here, and then where do we go from here. michael brown is dead. officer darren wilson now has been i guess in a sense vindicated by the grand jury, but the violence we saw last night, did that achieve anything? and if s

mr. blake we talked about having $0.88 out on the sidewalk. >> can i ask the city attorney to talk about the age restriction. >> deputy city attorney marilyn burnshe sale of this paraphernalia it restricted to the 18 and older and so to

mr. blake we talked about having $0.88 out on the sidewalk. >> can i ask the city attorney to talk about the age restriction. >> deputy city attorney marilyn burnshe sale of this paraphernalia it restricted to the 18 and older and so to restrict access to the business by an age limit this commission needs a rational basis and i'll recommend the commission make recommendations. >> commissioner moore i want to make one other suggestion that has somet

burning perhaps furniture along with sometras trash. fire department showed up within about minutes so they were able to put the fire out. mr. is say the grand avenue off ramp from eastbound 5 80 cholestered for awhile for clean up. >> now among the arress tonight 2 people you see her. the woman trys to get away from police. looat this officer about grab heruickly then appears to kick thefficer. police say they were among the people who marched on to interstate 5 80 and shut it down tonight. >> the chp tweeting tonight thatrotestors were throwing bottles and rocks at officers trying to keep people off of 8 80. >> then we saw this. chp motorcycle officer crashed the bake at the 5 80 interchange not far from where the protest are hapning. officer is okay. standing up on his own and riding away in a fellow officer suv. >> in ferguson violent clash was police. >> yes unfortunately this is where this all started and we expected some real aivity there that turned violent and did. this is leif look from ferguson where of centers full riot gear force demonstrators off the street with tear gas and armored vehicle but whole bunch of c

burning perhaps furniture along with some tras trash. fire department showed up within about 15 minutes so they were able to put the fire out. mr. is say the grand avenue off ramp from eastbound 5 80 cholesteroled for awhile for clean up. >> now among the arrests tonight 2 people you see her. the woman trys to get away from police. look at this officer about grab her quickly then appears to kick the officer. police say they were among the people who marched on to interstate 5 80 and shut it down tonight. >> the chp tweeting tonight that protestors were throwing bottles and rocks at officers trying to keep people off of 8 80. >> then we saw this. chp motorcycle officer crashed the bake at the 5 80 interchange not far from where the protest are happening. officer is okay. standing up on his own and riding away in a fellow officer suv. >> in ferguson violent clash was police. >> yes unfortunately this is where this all started and we expected some real activity there that turned violent and it did. this is leif look from ferguson where of centers full riot gear force demonstrators off the street with tear gas and armored vehicle bu

burning perhaps furniture along with some tras trash. fire department showed up within about 15 minutes so they were able to put the fire out. mr.y the grand avenue off ramp from eastbound 5 80 cholesteroled for awhile for clean up. >> now among the arrests tonight 2 people you see her. the woman trys to get away from police. look at this officer about grab her quickly then appears to kick the officer. police say they were among the people who marched on to interstate 5 80 and shut it down tonight. >> the chp tweeting tonight that protestors were throwing bottles and rocks at officers trying to keep people off of 8 80. >> then we saw this. chp motorcycle officer crashed the bake at the 5 80 interchange not far from where the protest are happening. officer is okay. standing up on his own and riding away in a fellow officer suv. >> in ferguson violent clash was police. >> yes unfortunately this is where this all started and we expected some real activity there that turned violent and it did. this is leif look from ferguson where of centers full riot gear force demonstrators off the street with tear gas and armored vehicle but whol

mr. cleveland. >> good afternoon, supervisors as you know i represent the building inspections and private property owners and developers we understand why you're putting forth this legislation but we have some serious heart burn with the mandate and specifically you know we talked about mature consent we worked with sf puc and the sf puc staff and are shthsd ousted language he said those agreements will be by mature consent so beyond the city bids out it's serviced why not allow pg&e and the puc to bid for the contract, if you will, to supply the power we don't understand why you feel it is necessary for the city to simply mandate you'll take power from the city if we find it to do so we have serious problems with it supervisor and we have problems with the fact if you're going to go into a building that is a one hundred square feet we we have a city tenant that's 10 thousand one square feet it allows the sfpuc to do a power spilling that to the building we that as mature consent and agreement we don't understand why the city feels it has to take over thirty this situation and mandate if you will, and mandate a private developer and private property owner must take hetch hetchy power we object. >> thank you,

burning yourself. >> if he does take executive action, there will be no chance immigration reform will pass congress. mrama has said he wants them to act, but is not going to wait around for that to happen. >> writing in the wall street journal, the two pledged to renew our commitment to repeal obama-care. which is hurting the job market along with american's healthcare. that's a nonstarter at the white house. as the president made clear on wednesday. >> on healthcare, there is certainly some lines i will draw. repeal of the law i won't sign. >> the house has voted 54 times to repeal obama care. so aren't they poisoning the well themselves. boehner said no. my job is not to get along with the president just to get along with him. my job is to listen to the american people, and make their priorities our priorities. >> priorities that will focus on growing jobs and shrinking the government. despite all the disagreements, both the white house and the republicans are still talking at least publicly, about working together. >> there's an opportunity for us to find common ground, but to make sure our differen

burning car certainly got a lot of coverage. this is a major issue. it's a tragedy what happened to mr. brown.his is causing a lot of discussion around the country about race, about politics, about even the media. i think the media has been subject to some unfair criticism for going overboard. >> i want to audiocassette about that now, the bigger picture. we've seen this before. we saw it for instance in los angeles after the rodney king beating. what do you take as the lesson here about tensions, not just in ferguson, but generally between the police departments and the black communities where they enforce the law? >> there's always going to be criticism, but the media always have to cover it. >> i'm talking about the tensions between the black community and the police. >> then you need to dig into and do stories about that. what's really interesting is that the prosecutor put out all the grand jury testimony. when you look at it, it is hopelessly contradictory. he let people, hey, look, this is what we -- >> some people said he was giving up, some people said he was charging like a bull. >>

. >> unable to tolerate the burning effects of the oc gas, grahf finally agrees to cuff up. >> down. go, go, go. >> get him down. >> mr. grahf, were you injured? >> no. i can't breathe. >> okay. that will go away soon. >> you're doing all right, grahf. >> he's going to fall. >> if grahf continues to cooperate, he will be allowed to shower off the stinging oc gas residue. but he appears to still have some fight left in him. >> [ bleep ] punk. you like this [ bleep ]. [ bleep ] like this. >> you have to remain compliant or we're going to leave you in the chair. do you understand that? >> [ bleep ] you. i can't breathe. >> grahf, you need to be compliant. do you understand that? >> yeah. >> are you sure? >> yeah. >> take the spit mask off. >> all right. you're all right. >> don't spit. don't spit. >> he is finally allowed to shower but it doesn't seem to help. >> is this supposed to be a cold shower? this [ bleep ] hotel sucks. welcome to life. >> all right. your time's up. >> we can do this [ bleep ] every day until they stop filming these [ bleep ]. these [ bleep ]. [ bleep ] filming rats and punks. >> though grahf was

burning, that is not the point at all. >> he has been on that. >> no, no, but we need to be careful, even in this conversation mr. adams, we need to be careful, there are historical wrongs that need to be addressed. look, ferguson is ground zero, it is symptomatic of extreme poverty, extreme segregation and hopelessness. i think if we look to heal ferguson, it can become emblematic of where america can go if we grow. we need to choose to do that. we need to calm down and encourage peace. lou: no one can certainly argue with the aims as you expressed them and including to provide prosperity for all of this country. many would argue that that has been precisely the environment that has not been created under this president, asknow, and that the presence of eric holder in ferguson was not to calm and decry those who would commit crimes and violence, but perhaps, there are days remaining, perhaps hours only, in which the president and his attorney general could make that call to our better natures. santita, thank you very much, christian, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. lou: time for a look at online poll res

everything that is burned in the parts has already been processed to such a degree. they are -- there are very specific fuel products. host: mr. pica, your thoughts on the recent climate change agreement between china and the united states? guest: this is a huge step forward internationally. we have been waiting for this to help the international negotiations. it does not -- it did not go as far as i would have liked, but it is a huge step in the international negotiations in paris. host: will tend to do anything significantly different now, or whether continue with nuclear power and such? guest: in the last couple of five-year plans, they are making more significant investments in cleaning up their carbon pollution. they understand. china is very polluted. air pollution is horrendous. that can lead to environmental and social unrest. they are very concerned about how to move kind in a way that is going to clean up its environment and be a global leader when it comes to your noble energy. host: what kind of things we looking for? guest: if you look at what the u.n. scientist are saying, they are saying the commitments of the

we saw that one burning car certainly got a lot of coverage on that one evening. but this is a major issue, a tragedy what happened to mr. brown. and i think this is causing a lot of discussion around the country about race, about politics, about even the media and i think the media has been subject to some unfair criticism for going overboard. >> i want to talk about that, the bigger picture, popp bob, because we've seen this before. we saw it, for instance, in los angeles -- the first verdict exonerating the police officer in the rodney king beating and then terrible riots there. what do you take assist the lesson here about tensions not just in ferguson but generally between the police departments and the black communities where they enforce the law? >> and there's always going to be criticism, but the media always has to cover it. and i -- >> i'm not talking about the media. i'm talking about tensions between the black community and the police. >> then you need to do it and do stories about that. i think what's really interesting here is the prosecutor put out all the grand jury testimony. when you look at it, it is

seven years from 1807 until burned by the british in august 1814 yet no drawings nor paintings of it are known. there's not even a single description of how people reacted to it. mr. chenoweth has also visually recreate what had latrobe's first house would have been like had the architect not ak wcquied to jefferson's desire for sky lights. it would have been lit by a coupe la flooding the chamber with a large mass of central light. jefferson and latrobe were at odds about the choice of the ancient architectural order for the house chamber. members of congress were elected directly by the people, and thus in jefferson's view its chamber was the capitol's most important room deserving of the stateliest of the classical orders. jefferson preferred the kcorin h corinthi corinthian. perhaps his choice was not just their beauty but the fact that the brothers castor and poll lox were the sons of zeus, helen of troy their sister. because it was part of rome's foundation rit, jefferson may well have considered their temple's order an appropriate link to america's founding era which was so steeped in the ideals of roman republicanism. at first latrobe favored roman doric

burn it down and come in the next day and shut it down. >> that's too cynical. >> hey, listen, they knew something was going to happen. >> mr martin, i see you smiling. what do you think? >> i think we've gone too far with the militarization of the police department. look at the officers out there, they were dressed for battle. we thing about crime. we know that it's often a very small number of people causing the most mischief. in that situation that's what we saw. the police response was, i think, heavy-handed. there was a lot of tear gas. yes, the state police could have been called in to help. the truth is this is a result of years and years of neglect of a community that has been clear about mistreatment by the police department. my biggest worry is while the individual case is important. while this is about mike brown, it's about dean brown in america. it's a larger story and i'm wonder if if it's a story about violence, rage, revenge that don't speak to the largest percentage images. >> we are watching the situation on the ground. there appears to be some protesters in the middle of the street. can't tell anything else about that.

burned. now valerie, when we see that, let's make sure everyone knows your story. you didn't want your name public but your identity was leaked. but mrneal put his name out there and he is going to be the subject of a documentary, his name was included. what do you make of him going public with the story. >> thank you for having me on, erin. it is a pleasure. it is baffling honestly. i know when my identity was betrayed by officials in the bush administration, i was terribly concerned about the security repercussions to me and to my family. there is a lot of deranged people out there, not to mention terrorists that would take great pride in killing a member of the u.s. intelligence community or a navy s.e.a.l. so i don't understand the calculations that robert o'neill made in his own mind. surely there is financial gain to be had. if you were known publicly as such a hero. and on the other hand, at what cost, truly to himself and his family? >> and let me ask you about that. so you do believe that he is now a target? >> without question. of course he is. and he did that imh-- himful. i understand his career is legendary, he's done ma

mr. clark. we do have some cool conditions and some fog. slow clouds. i shut start to burn off.and cool out there. a few high cloud but everything is starting to go up 40 and 50s in the temps. so it feels cooler because of that system yesterday but that was it. everything else now heads up towards the pacific northwest. we have some light rain in mendocino, light to moderate rain. lots of of 0s here. traffic started off busy, got better. is it still per, sal? >> getting a little better in some areas. there are some spots that are still show. some of the crashes have cleared up. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. has not become that much better. i'm beginning to see a little bit of improvement. will better that yesterday for sure. looking at 280 north bound. it is close. earlier cash, southbound directions all cleared out and not even the slow down remains. hayward to freedom betterment people in oakland who knew a blind man who was struck and killed by a car last night say that a lot more needs to be done in the intersection where it happened to pre sent even more tragedies.

this place and he was able, only two of the mr 5 his assault and the rest died either that day or shortly afterwards from a combination of injuries and burnsjulien carlson, the killer, had come with his wife, gertrude, from chicago. they were african-american, they had worked as a catering couple for well-known people in chicago and everything seemed cool with that but something happened to unsettle julien and get him going and get him to start to be paranoid according to his wife. they started really thinking of being picked on and he kept it next to the bed. the day that was to be their last day, they were supposed to take the train back to chicago and leave taliesin. this was the day he decided to end all for everybody. there might have been one person he had in mind, a draftsman who he had some run ins with. everyone else might have been collateral damage. wright was in chicago with his sons from his first marriage working on details of the midway gardens at he got a call from one of the two survivors who called from taliesin and call from a farm house across the street. and gave him the news and so they took a slow train to taliesin a

mr. mccollough announced the verdict officers started to take roxanne batteries. >> taking a look at aerial images of buildings on fire these are businesses in ferguson. people will wake up to find their hard work burned to the ground. again, about a dozen buildings on fire. police say they have seized guns, they had a 45 caliber sem any their possession at the press conference and there were about 29 a arrests. we will continue to monitor that. we also know schools in ferguson are closed to day, moving forward, the chief says they are devising a plan to maintain control throughout the day, in st. louis county, kerry and chris. >> of course, we will keep a very close eye on what is going on. >>> michael brown's parents released a a statement expressing disappointment in the grand jury's decision. >> at this point they are asking the community to help make changes within law enforcement agencies. their statement reads in part we are profoundly disappointed that the killer of our child will not face consequences of his actions. and asked the community to express their frustration in constructive way. join with us in our campaign to ensure that every police officer working the streets in this country, we

burning your codebooks and even destroying your code machines. so you know war is coming. you know that. harry hopkins, white house adviser, says mr.president, can we take some preemptive action? the president says no, we have never done that. we don't do that. morally in the right. we know they're going to attack. we have done our best to prepare our defense is. you know, this will have to play itself out. i think he was absolutely right about that. but knowing in advance the japanese were only 300 miles from pearl harbor is just ridiculous. >> we have a letter in the churchill archive from president roosevelt to winston churchill from october of 1931. in the letter, he writes japanese moving northwards. in spite of this, i think you and i have two months of respite in the far east he gets it almost exactly right. do i think that means he was predicting pearl harbor and knew about pearl harbor? absolutely not. but what it does show, i think, is as you have alluded to, there was a growing awareness in american government circles, in roosevelt's circles, that there was an escalating tension and they were starting to prepare for that