mr. victory young. at sfgtv, derrick fernandez and mr. young. >> please silence all cell phones and electronics. completed cards should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the september 18th, 2012th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you very much. would you call items one and two. >> item one, resolution approving issuance of up to 502,200,000 aggregate principle amount of san francisco airport plan bonds and approve certain matters. 2, ordinance appropriating 502,200,000, proceed for sale for capital improvement to airport commission for 2012-13 and commission for 2012-13 and placing total appropriation reserve pending sale. >> thank you. we have julia dawson from the airport. i would ask you speak about the bonds and what the purposes of the bonds would be. also speak to budget analyst recommendations as well. >> okay. chair chu, members of the committee, julia dawson, i'm the budget manager of the airport. we are here asking for approval to issue 502.2 million in bonds, but also t

carmen khu, i'm joined by supervisor kim, our clerk is victor young, and we have jessie larsen, mr. young, do you have any announcements for us today? >> yes, please turn off all phones and electronic devices, [inaudible] shall be submitted to the clerk, items will appear on the september 11, 2012 supervisor's agenda. >> please call item 1. >> i'm 1 is administrative code section 2a .173 to authorize the airport commission to enter into leases with entities providing aviation support services without competitive bidding for term not to exceed 10 years. >> thank you. er >> good morning, members of the committee, i'm kathy widner with the san francisco airport, it is seeking an amendment to section 2s .73, the proposed ordinance would amend the administrative code to authorize the airport commission to enter into leases with entities providing aviation support services to the airlines without undergoing the competitive bid process for a term not to exceed ten years. this change would allow the airport to provide lease space to the businesses that currently provide support service to our air

and i like telling this story, because, you know, to that second grade teacher, mrs. young, you know, what she did, you know, she considered very insignificant. but then you look at the relts, a, you ow, they're pretty significant. and so that's why i like to tell it to the teachers, so that they can reflect upon that and say, "hey," you know, even the little things that they do will make an impact on a child. and so, you know, imagine what would have happened... you know, i'm sure i would have gone to college and did all right for myself even if she hadn't come and visited. but the fact that she did i think gave me all the opportunities to basically focus on what i really wanted to do, which was become an astronaut. and, you know, to end the story on a happy ending, i'm happy to say that, you know, i sought her out, and i did invite her to my launch, and she appeared at my launch. >> hinojosa: oh, my god, oh, i get chills. >> yeah. >> hinojosa: now, a lot of people think, "oh, well, you know, you just went to school, and you got a degree, and then you became an astronaut."

young executive director of the investment consultancy devi advisors good to see you there dave mr young so it's not a decision that's going to be welcomed by the euro zone's bosses is it well isn't this truly a case of the tail wagging the dog here we have our own age of twenty seven the smallest poorest economy well it's not quite the smallest prettiest economy in the whole of the euro zone the poorest economy in the euro zone has turned around and said we don't want your your over because your grand design is deeply flawed it's built on sand it's a catastrophe and actually the finance minister himself made a great statement today he said our citizens are worried that if we join the euro we won't know who we have to bail out and that's a very poignant point because of course he knows that neighboring countries such as for example slovenia have been clubbed to do huge financial repercussions of the slovakians and indeed others because the join of the euro secure mainly it as they've joined the euro they've been forced to end up spending money to subsidize the pensions of people in greec

lipinski: i yield to the gentleman from alaska, mr. young. mr. young: i thank the gentleman for yielding and i apologize to my good friends but this has to be a two-way street, bipartisan, because i do believe that jerry was an example of the congress that i knew and loved and when we worked together to solve problems and jerry was very good at that. i as chairman of the transportation committee, we worked through with jim oberstar and we never had an adversarial vote in that whole period of time because he did believe in bipartisanship to build transportation, not only in his district, but the nation as a whole, and jerry was a gentleman at all times. sometimes i get a little excited. he would remind me as the chairman maybe i could be a little bit more kinder. i told him that doesn't always work. i work for jerry. and i do respect his capability not only serving his district but making sure that this nation had a transportation system in place that would serve this whole nation. i look forward to jerry's retirement. in a sense i'm sure he'll do

. >> the young mr.'s parents youngster'she parents called police and said had given are offered miners.ge the other transferredve west to hisyear-old victim home and sexually abused him there. she is a teacher on leave who with child abuse victims. >> every organization needs to organization -- check those working with miners. >> west was not a page church stafford. he had volunteered many years. the church is trying to find out other victims. >> he is terrible. he cannot be trusted. richard reeve. abc 7 news. >> a fire occur just before 10:00 a.m. this morning. units were called to a possible highs fought -- house fire. the truck collided with another vehicle. the driver of the other car was the hospital with non- life threatening injuries. montgomery county police are thattigating a carjacking happened overnight. two juvenile supposed a motorist at the intersection university boulevard and gilbert streets. they forced the person to drive city, where they set the car on fire. one suspect took a taxi bac

mrs. andrew young. and because of what happened to him, we made a decision to march. in selma, alabama, in 1965, only 2.1 percent of blacks of voting age were registered to vote. the only place you could attempt to register was to go down to the courthouse. you had to pass a so-called literacy test. and they would tell people over and over again that they didn't or couldn't pass the literacy test. on one occasion, a man was asked to count the number of bubbles on a bar of soap. on another occasion, a man was asked to count the number of jellybeans in a jar. there were african-american lawyers, doctors, teachers, housewives, college professors flunking this so-called literacy test. and we had to change that, so we sought to march. and we got to the top of the bridge. we saw a sea of blue-alabama state troopers-and we continued to walk. we came within hearing distance of the state troopers. and a man identified himself and said, "i'm major john cloud of the alabama state troopers. this is an unlawful march. it will not be allowed to continue. i give you three minutes to

h age were dying in vietnam for a foolish war that american he was on its way to losing that the young mrorted the draft and participated in what might be the only college demonstration in hisry in favor of the draft. but he was not in favor of being drafted hielf. idwao hind dirty in the ment. he was in favor of his college classmates dying but not him. millions of us protested against tar trail clinton did everything he could to avoid the draft without the benefit that mitt romney enjoyed. but heidn'wantonto g to that war. he didn't force others to go to vietnam to die in his place. like mitt romney was. young american men had terrible choices to make in those days. protest the war or serve in the war. protest the draft or avoid the draft or flee the cotry or go to prison in defiance of the draft. going to war was not the only raceed meace then. one of those choices. the amorality of mitt romney's choice was something that i had never heard of. i disnot know that there was a single american man who publicly protested in favor of the war and protested in favor of the draft and then evade

mr. young: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to talk approximate the defense appropriations bill for 2013 and that's what i planned to do but then all of a sudden i realized i already do that two months ago. and the house in a strong bipartisan vote of more than 330 votes passed this good bill that mr. dicks and i had worked so long and hard to prepare and to present. and we were really excited about getting to the senate and having the senate make their mark and then go to conference and get this bill on the law books. it's important that our national defense, that the members of our military have some certainty in what they're going to be able to do in the next fiscal year. but that was not to be. we were rolling along with that bill and we had passed seven other bills, appropriations bills, thanks to mr. rogers getting us back to regular order. his committee had already voted out all but one of the appropriations bills. we had passed seven in the house before we got the message. the senate leader said the senate will p

young mr. paul ryan has some great ideas on how to deal with this budget.tt romney, i'm telling him to go for. he is bright and sharp and comes from middle america. he went to school in ohio, so that something good about him. i just love that kid. neil: he's at the top of the ticket, too, right? >> absolutely. he is a very successful businessman. mitt romney, he is not going to jump up and down on drum heads and tell you what a great guy he is. he is going to get about the business of the business and will look at these issues. he knows exactly what to do. neil: edit, always great to have you. the former ceo. thank you, edward. do you think these guys were funny? >> my name is rob portman and they say i was on governor romney's short list of vice presidential candidates. apparently, it wasn't short enough. >> he urged me to play some of these songs at rallies. but my playlist ends with ac dc and ends with led zeppelin. >> republicans cracking jokes. who is really going to be funny? . but because of business people like you, things are beginning to get rolli

mr. clinton's statement is accurate, even if it still ignores prior job losses. in an appeal to youngs, mr. clinton hailed the president's student loan reforms. >> what does this mean? it means no one will ever have to drop out of college again for fear they can't repay their debt. >> he's referring to an income-based repayment program first passed in 2007, but expanded under obama. but that has barely made a dent in student debt while student tuition continues to soar. there's more. clinton crediting health care reform for a sharp drop in medical costs the experts say probably had more to do with the recession. what about that republican congressman clinton said was blackballed in the for refusing to hate the president? the obama campaign has now identified the congressman as south carolina republican bob englass, who was voted out in 2010 after refusing to call president obama a socialist. he said he didn't need to join the hatred of the president. we also found republican congressman paul ryan quoted last month as saying he doesn't hate democrats, even though he disagrees with them

young people. what an honor it must be for those children to perform for mr.bennett today, paying tribute to his great legacy. something they will never forget, i'm sure. we have many others who wanted to pay tribute to you, mr. bennett, an expression of their love for you and for san francisco. i like to read to you just such an expression. this is a letter inspired by you and your song, the winning entry in the love letter to san francisco contest, sponsored by sf travel. if i may -- "dear sf -- can i call you sf? i remember the first time i was in your presence. age nine. even on your surface, you enchanted me and i never quite recovered. i did not truly fall in love until i spent my 22nd birthday with you. i explore the depths of chinatown. i toured the rock and froze my but off at a giants game in june. i was hooked. unfortunately, i had plans. plans with that boy in missouri, but how i was wrong to leave you. when i found out he was cheating, i ran to you and you took me in without asking questions. i packed my bags and never looked back. every day, i lo

and you have to wrap that young man up. mr. wilson gets away and takes a defensive in stallion territory. it led to a score. later on south county quarterback dave sims, south county heading north. the team combining for 8 points. they win 49-39. all right. it seems like every year around this time we talk about qints orchard. the head coach took his team to the final. it looks like the cougar crush well stockpiled again. a tough street. brant in town. third quarter, this is quarterback who said i don't need nobody. i can do it myself. pushing the pile to put the coogers up 10-0. that -- cougars up 10-0. back to the cougar offense, what can brown do for you? cougars roll 34-0. moving on, powder blue nation hosting richard montgomery. rockets on the move early in this game. it looked like they were about to score. watch this. steal from white. a pick in the end zone. coyotes couldn't hold off the rockets forever. a little later on, a little more cushion for the pushing. montgomery wins 15-8. into the district we go. this is the

and you have to wrap that young man up. mr.son gets away and takes a defensive in stallion territory. it led to a score. later on south county quarterback dave sims, south county heading north. the team combining for 8 points. they win 49-39. all right. it seems like every year around this time

i hope your reason is that you are too young. >> mr. danny dannon, thank you for your talk. my name is david mccormick. my question is only related to the issues as it might be something that will give israel the means to prevail. it is said that off the coast of israel, there is $240 billion worth of natural gas. it is ongoing in the knesset. the decision as a to whether the resources can be developed for export, if they are not allowed to export them, i don't know if this is something that has taken a look at, that you have any thoughts towards the knesset committee exploration of natural gas? >> israel used to complain a lot and if we complain that we don't have a oil supply for years, thank god, we found natural gas. the amounts are amazing. it is much more than we will ever need in israel, and yes, we will export the gas. today what we decided is that we will export 50% of the gas and we will evaluate the decision as we continue to explore. we are very lucky. one day we will change the energy market. one thing that was in my book is an electronic [inaudible] israel is n

mrs. obama will try to inspire young people to vote. here with ross matthews for e! news. >> voting is how this country runs. and it's our responsibility, at whatever age, to exercise the rights that people before us fought so hard for us to have. >> reporter: in the white house, she's worked for military families, fought childhood obesity, become a regular on late night. >> being out there, touching people, talking to people, it really gets me focused on what we're doing and why we're doing it. >> reporter: and if her husband is sometimes called too cool, she's all about hugs, connecting to people with a physical embrace. >> look, she's completely at ease, completely comfortable. again, the best advocate that we could possibly have for the president. >> reporter: four years ago, mrs. obama was trying to make america more comfortable with her. now she's trying to make americans feel better about her husband. brian? >> andrea mitchell down near the podium for us tonight. andrea, thanks. by the way, if it sounds a little louder here at the convention, there's no glass

patrick o'reardon, senior building inspector, we have aliana crusho and janine young from the department of health and mr. harris from the police department. if you could go over the board meeting guidelines and conduct the swearing in process. >> turn off all phones and pagers. please carry on conversations in the hallway. the board's rules of presentations are as follows. appellants, permit holders each have seven minutes to represent their cases and three minutes for rebuttals. people affiliated with these parties must include their comments within the seven or three minute periods. members of the public not affiliated with the parties have up to three minutes to address the board but no rebuttals. to assist in the accurate preparation of the minutes, people are asked to submit a speaker card or business card to board staff when you come up to the podium. speaker cards are available on the left side of the podium. the board welcomes your comments or suggestions. there are customer satisfaction survey forms. if you have suggestions about a rehearing, board rules, or hearing schedules, please speak to b

it wasn't until my second grade teacher mrs. youngouse and basically compared us four kids to my father in terms he could understand. look a at your kids as trees. what happens when you continually transplant them? you stunt their growth and the roots never take place. you need to stay in one place. nurture the tree so that the roots get a hold, grow deep and the tree grows big and strong. that's why we ended up making our lives there near stockton. >> the other message that should resonate is one of perseverance. you talked about the fact that you applied to be an astronaut 12 times. why did you not give up? today it seems people give up so easily on dreams and goals. 12 times. why? what kept you going? >> because the career i selected was con session tent with wanting to be an astronaut which is wanting to be an engineer. the decisions i was taking navigating professional career to become better candidate for astronaut was helping my professional career as an engineer. the worst thing that could have happened if i didn't get selecte

young people on the dole for over a year. that is happening throughout the country. mr. speaker, isn't this the clearest evidence so far that his work program just isn't working? >> i don't accept the. first of all, only use unemployment picture, it is disappointing that use unemployment is up 7000 over the course. but, of course, the use unemployment figures to include young people in full-time education. the picture of young people in work, youth employment that is up 48,000 over the court -- order. in terms of use contract itself that is not up and running. 65,000 young people of taken part in work experience programs which were criticized by some people sitting opposite and some trade unions. but actually within 21 weeks, half of them have been taken off the unemployment register with proper work. i think it's very encouraging. it means it's about 20 times more cost-effective than the future jobs fund that it replaced. >> mr. speaker, i have to say to him, to all the young people looking for work around the country that does sound like a rather complacent answer. and

young people on the dole for over a year. and that is happening throughout the country. mr. speaker, isn't it the clearest evidence so far that his work program just isn't working? >> i don't accept that. first of all, on the youth unemployment picture. it is disappointing that youth unemployment is up 7,000 over the quarter but of course the youth unemployment figures do include young people in full- time education. if you look at the picture of the number of young people in work, youth employment, that is up 48,000 over the quarter so more encouraging picture. in terms of the youth contract itself, that is now up and running. 65,000 young people have taken part in work experience programs which were criticized by some people sitting opposite and some trade unions but actually within 21 weeks half of them have been taken off the unemployment register with proper work and i think that's very encouraging because it actually means it's about 20 times more cost effective than the future jobs fund it replaced. >> mr. speaker, i have to say to him, to all the young people looking

mission of convincing doubters that she's a patriotic human, she can clearly bear live young, and at the end of the night, mrsobama's daughters joined her on stage for a transmission from a distant starship. >> listen, i -- i'm here with the garregardo family. >> jon: they're my -- >> i'm here with the garardo family. >> jon: they're my new family. i have been meaning to tell you. i guess there would have been a better time for this. so private-family conversation on a national stage. how did that go? >> michelle. >> hi, daddy. >> hi, daddy. >> thank you. >> daddy, what city are you in? >> and like -- >> colorado. love you, daddy. bye. >> jon: isn't that -- that little girl won't shut up. [applause] >> jon: it's like she's -- >> daddy -- >> jon: not now. it's like she's not -- >> daddy. >> jon: get -- somebody get my belt. we'll be right back. [applause] >> jon: everybody, welcome back. primary season -- stop it. primary season was somewhat contentious for the democrats, so this week's convention is about bringing the party together. it may not be that easy. john oliver has more. >> in denver, there's only on

so the neil young project is out for mr.rker" coming this summer from jonathan demme, and a gazillion other projects that he's working on. i'm just glad you had time to come see me for a few minutes. >> oh, thank you so much. anytime, tavis. i love you so much. tavis: i appreciate you, man. i love you back, man. that's our show for tonight. you can download our new app in the itunes app store. until then, good night from l.a. as always, keep the faith. >> you cannot get the people here? bring it to the people. as far as st. davis church, i attend st. david. i am hoping and praying they knew not take it back, because it is a black catholic church. we did not have to be anything else. we was always invited to sign davis. so i am asking all of you, the whole town, because i heard nothing for the lower ninth ward. those are my family, my friends, my neighbors. i have been down there 59 years. i know who has been here. i know who came. i know who went. i do not think it is right if you try to take our property. like i said, i did