the national city bank is part of what we know as the citigroup. he had two daughters and they married the two sons of one of the rockefellers and together they produced the rockefeller then ran what was city bank in the late 50s and early 60s. so these lines -- >> host: >> guest: sometimes money where they were connected. >> host: i guess when you combine all of them, blood, money, power committee on -- >> guest: game of thrones. it ends up in an incredibl incre book. let's go back towards the beginning of the book. set the scene for us please. we go off the coast of georgia to a place called jekyll island. what happened and who was involved, what came out of it and were the motivations of the people in your opinion, would each really pure and sincere? >> guest: what happened was in november of 1910 there was a meeting that was called by senator nelson aldrich. aldrich is were also very famous and powerful political families that integrated into being a political financial family. and they'll send aldrich as the finance chairman was tasked with tr

bank relationship with the vice chairman of national city bank was working out who was the crashor a secretary during world war ii to allow these to continue private financing of war, but a much larger approach and take out accounts in the tanks so that was a way they combine helping the country and expanding the present. a better time you got to the cold war, all these new customers are there in the palace he undertreatment eisenhower to make sure communism does not prevail throughout the world and be the dominant is done. in eisenhower's doctrine, he basically states america would stand ready to fight from a military foreign economic retreat respect to to protect its allies effectively, the ones on the capital side of the equation. that helped the bankers because now they had military support and the branches into these countries. as a result they expanded into cuba, the forecast the cayman out of cuba. they expanded to beirut because he was going to be a stronghold at one point into the rest of the middle east and all this was done with the protection of the u.s. military. the

century and of course national city bank is what we know of as citigroup. they married one of the rockefellers and together they produced by rockefeller then ran citibank in the 50s and 60s, so these lines were sometimes on the money or connected. >> guest: when you combine all of them is a game of thrones and ends up in an incredible book. let's go back towards the beginning of the book. set the scene for us please. we go off the coast of georgia to a place called the jekyll island. what happened, who came out of it and were the motivations of the people truly pure and sincere? >> guest: what happened is in november of 1910 there was a meeting that was called by senator nelson aldrich was a very famous and powerful political family that integrated into being a financial family and as the senate finance chairman was tasked with trying to create a central bank that would appease the public as well as pass in washington and the reason for that is there had been a panic coming major banking panic in 1907 an 1907 io years before that which teddy roosevelt had a

manhattan in new york where morgan invited some of his friends -- james stillman who was head of national citibank which is now citibank, tom lamont who was still hanging around in 1929 but was then much younger and a bunch of other people to go around and talk about how they would save the markets. they also got $25 million from the treasury department. so that was the first time where this trust buster said, you know, i these your help, here's some money, do whatever you need to do. morgan got his guys together to put in money to save the situation. they do except they don't do it with morgan's money, they do it with standard oil's money and shares they then dissect to get spank into saving the knickerbocker trust company, not the company that people from harlem to fifth avenue and in between were trying to get their deposits out of because it would affect their lives, but the american trust company of america because in that he had invested. and running that were his friends. and that was a situation where, you know, the government basically said, teddy roosevelt said do this. morgan said,

finally next week is a big event here in the city for national law enforcement. chiefs and resource form will be meeting in san francisco in the latter half of next week. i know director hicks was sharing she will also be attending. it's good the leadership of the national law enforcement is going to come to san francisco. in my time i don't recall them being here before as far as having one of their quarterly meetings here an hopefully this becomes a regular thing. that concludes my report. >> commissioner turman? >> are we planning any kind of event or reception or anything for -- >> the police executive form and the major city chiefs are pretty well conzeal organization. their calendar is filled. i fill one of their major events. i can certainly extent the visitation. i'm sure the police commissioners would like to attend any of their events. >> commissioner loftus? >> i just had a question, chief, i think i read today, your water bottle. i read today in the case of alma mull ak that that case was not charged by the district attorney's office. i certainly want

cities have really good transit. the housing some how in canada gets done. the canadians have national health insurance, which i think is fantastic, but they don't try to run the cities. they don't try to fund local infrastructure, and you actually get better outcome. i'm start to go make the argument, i respect people who don't agree with me, but i'm start to go make the argument that cities are better off with less of a federal role. >> that's a provocative way to end the programs, but it's a way to start a new one. canada has much higher taxes and much more provincial premieres. in washington, i'm ray suarez. >> this is an area where our government discriminates against its own citizens leading trial lawyer david boies is fighting to bring marriage equality to every state. a battle he says is akin to the black civil rights movement. >> in the '60s, you had businesses saying we don't want to serve fragr fran americans. >> boies along with ted olson took on proposition 8 ban on same-sex marriage.

cities have really good transit. the housing some how in canada gets done. the canadians have national health insurance, which i think is fantastic, but they don't try to run the cities. they don't try to fund local infrastructure , and you actually get better outcome. i'm start to go make the argument, i respect people who don't agree with me, but i'm start to go make the argument that cities are better off with less of a federal role. >> that's a provocative way to end the programs, but it's a way to start a new one. canada has much higher taxes and much more provincial premieres. in washington, i'm ray suarez. >>> on "america tonight" an exclusive insiders look into medical care in arizona's prison system. shocking allegations of neglect by prison health workers that left inmates at risk. >> when i went back to his cell, i could smell blood before i went into the room. when i turned on the light, it murdered. >>> more on the continuing focus on crime and punishment as

found the badly burned body yesterday afternoon while responding to a fire near a homeless camp in national city about an acre. no homes were lost. >>> people living in santa cruz will be subject to strict water rationing starting today. the city has warning the reservoirs are low, so they say people have to get serious about limiting their water use. especially outdoors. people in single-family homes are now limited to just 249 gallons of water a day. households of fewer than four people can use 60 gallons per person per day. if customers go over the allotments they will be charged $25 for the first 10% and $50 for each 10% above that. >>> time is 8:16. speaking of water, commercial fishermen are happy. it's a start of their salmon season. they were getting ready last night to head out to sea and say they won't really know until they are out there how good this season may be. now, they will be allowed to fish south of point arena in mendocino county all the way to the mexican border. fishing officials estimate there are more than 600,000 adult salmon in the waters along the pacific coast. >>> a

and put it back on the ship and took it to the national city bank in new york. >> in broad daylight, yes, and still known by every haitian as the great and yankee bank robbery. it was one of the great shocks of my life to read that. injournalist william worthy an interview we broadcast new year's day 1998. we want to turn to another section of the interview were he explains why he chose to cover china and other countries widely viewed as enemy here in the united states. >> discouraging things about is the lack of critical thinking by americans. the educational system fails americans miserably in any kind of analysis of what is going on, and any government in line which is echoed daily by the mass media becomes gospel in this country. and anyone who knew anything about the abominable conditions the leader in china could understand why there was a revolution. it didn't necessarily mean that you shared all their political beliefs and orientation, but that the revolution was entirely understandable and justified. and since the u.s. was in a inlear mood and came close 1955 to actually usi

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he argued the case number of times for the possibility of nationalizing citi and bank of america andthe fact it wouldn't have a bad implications. you can then force out management that would satisfy. >> i am in favor of the old testament. [laughter] i really am. i think it is important for people to understand there was terrible damage. people deserve the greater measure of justice. putting out the financial fire and making sure it was not a great depression was not going to feel satisfying. i was very supportive trying to make sure we gave our enforcement authorities much more resources and better power and reforms so they can do a better job of meeting that. i am deeply in favor of that. the debate we are having is whether -- is not whether the old testament was good or bad, it was just necessary. it is a highly different question about how you land that plane. you need to make it a crisis, make choices about the order and sequence which do things. if you try to have and always, we will do a little this and that, you are going to leave the country burning. on nationalization -- i d

the question, interesting stuff, he argued the case the number of times for possibility of nationalizing citybank of america and don't have enormously bad implications that then works out and force the management, ways that would satisfy what you are talking about. >> i am in favor of the old testament. i really am. i think it is important for people to understand there was terrible damage and people deserve a greater measure of justice. putting out the financial fire and making sure there wasn't a great depression wouldn't be satisfying enough and i believe that deeply and was very supportive of trying to make sure we gave our enforcement authorities more resources and better power in reforms so they could go do a better job of meeting the basic thing. i am in favor of that. the debate is not whether it is good or bad but just necessary. it is a different question from the other imperative which is how do you land that plane where it cause the least damage and in a crisis you make choices about the water and sequence in which you do things because you can't have it always. do a little of thi

bookstore -- in the fillmore district--- is one of the oldest african- american -owned in the nation. city leaders even designated the location a historical landmark earlier this year. but the store shut down after the owners were evicted this month. now the owners are hoping to generate enough support to buy the building back. the owners say, there has been an outpouring of community support, but very little from the city and sauce -- sriracha -- says, it assists plan on moving his embattled factory out of southern california. however, owner david tran adds -- two texas lawmakers visiting the factory in laws irwindale. might consider 'expanding' the hot sauce operation to texas. the factory has been fighting the irwindale city council. the council tentatively declared the plant a public nuisance. asthis comes after residents complained of strong odors coming from the plant. other cities and states are relocate the business and the jobs. as well. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down

san francisco has been named one of the most walkable cities in the nation. compiled week what stars including city layout and up from fracture. the other top ones are -- infrastructure, the other top ones are that your and boston. starting tame tickets for one and the price for a park harper -- hopper tickets, $150. disney is facing it out. >> gosh, it is hard for a family to go. >>> coming up mass firing fall out. the reason an advisor was fired following a racist remark he find it attacking it attacking and embarrassing. stay tuned. . >>> welcome back, it is 4:52 oregon could have same-sex marriages and the judge will issue his ruling and they will issue marriage licenses immediately if the judge said they are legal. >>> one of the 18 advisers fired by the state university called it a private personnel matter result willing from underage drinking in a residence all. he said when the hate crimes started, they said it was so people could show they would taking action. >>> she tried to caps sell a college glad -- cancel a college graduation and she did it so t

the other is impacting life in a big way in one of the nation's largest cities, so we have two reports tonight beginning with nbc's kevin tibbles. >> reporter: the massive recall hits just as americans venture out to enjoy the warm weather and do some cooking. how do you like your burgers? >> medium rare. >> reporter: under 2 million pound ground beef products traced to wolverine packing in detroit are being recalled in 12 states, suspected of being tainted with e.coli bacteria. >> because of the poison it produces, this e. coli can cause severe illness. >> reporter: 11 people in four states have been hospitalized, including kevin mcdermott of grand rapids. >> i didn't have a clue what was going on. i've never been sick like that before in my life. >> reporter: while no product tested positive, wolverine says it was prudent to voluntary recall the beef. at first, it was thought the suspect meat was delivered primarily to restaurants, but the expanded recall includes several grocery chains, which means those planning to dust off grills this holiday weekend, should be aware of where thei

acknowledge your own -- all of your personal commitments to hiv funding in the city and i travel several times a year out of state for national meetings with peer agencies and i hear horror stories about life in other cities. and i am very grateful on behalf of myself and happen and all of our clients that we live in a city that regularly makes hiv services and hiv prevention a priority, not just in word but indeed by applying funds each time the federal government steps back from this cause. thank you very much to the mayor's office and thank you to the board of supervisors for your work on this. and the fight will continue as long as people need our services. thank you. >> thank you, mr. smith. we'll now open up for public comments. public comment will be 2 minutes and i have a number of cards. kim gilgenberg steel. gabriel [speaker not understood]. kerry [speaker not understood]. mary lawrence hicks. jeff sheehy. [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood]. jorge [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood]. and armando hernandez. you don't have to testify in the same exact order that

the city leadership group, and hillary -- the development in brazil to be in charge of our country by 2030. national geographic says they want to take latinos and put them in the cities like detroit and keep them -- from driving or anything. host: how is this related to our topic? caller: i was just wondering if the nsa has picked up on the spot by hillary and others -- host: where did you hear this? most in 2012 also c-span. you all took down three of the videos, but we picked them up before you all took them down. host: all right. let's go to j.crew in washington, maryland, democratic caller. caller: good morning. to comment on the main issue here. in 2007, i work for an agency and this was my private, personal information. they came and showed me where i live. i was just wondering how in the world we are getting so up riled about something that has been going on ever since 2000? it seems as if we just lay the blame game and put all this on the administration. i am not trying to tear anything in half. withjust -- people call in all of this rhetoric and all these decisions and opinions about the ad

more than any other city in the nation outside the city of new york.he koch brothers are are probably thinking how do i manipulate the votes in the city of columbus, not just on tax le sis but every kind of election we are faced with in the city of columbus. that may influence a presidential election. i don't know. >> i should note we asked american it is for prosperity and the koch brothers to come on. they declineded. afp sent a statement defending the math in the letter. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> copping up, remember chief justice roy moore? he was thrown out of office after refused to remove a monument to the ten commandments. he' back. >>> the republicans' health care plan for america -- don't get sick. that's right. don't get sick. if you get sick, america, the republican health care plan is this. die quickly. that's eight. the republicans want you to die quickly if you are get sick. >> there is a lot of outrage when alan grayson said that on the house floor during the contentious fight about the affordable care act. it's uncivil

across the industry its not the only city san francisco facing the challenge nationally we're above what we're seeing in others cities. one model you've heard we talk about is the community art stabilization trust this is a program that was founded by the kenneth foundation that succeeded with a $5 million non-exit cap that allows for the acquisition of release real estate for the deed restricted use in a 7 to 10 year acquisition to supporting them and helping them set up their capital campaign it's been effective we think with small and midsize organizations that might not have the capacity to enter the real estate market and to create a second marked for the art and crafts it will be capacity to social services in non-arts organizations. the cap model allows for master leasing or shared spaces where numerous non-nonprofits low come together with the cap model for social services. cap as a model has been effective in identifying under utility or below utilized spaces and we do is that potential for the cast to be for organizations as well. another model is the partnersh

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and tom alluded to this and i think jay did as well, what we're talking about our fundamental national citythink about the homeland security challenge. something -- we know this. our transportation, if we don't have water, if it's under cyber attack or whatever, we will have one week before people start dying without water. so i think also presenting this as much more -- is very, very critical but i'm not as optimistic on what this congress is going to do. but hope my colleagues are. >> tom, are you still optimistic? >> i am optimistic. so if you look at a period of time from now until the election, you are some things we either have to do or get set to do. everybody talks about lame duck deals. every now and then, like every three decades or something we will have one that really does a lot of stuff, but other than that it's a lot of mickey mouse. but i really believe that there are three or four things that either will get some done or will have a shot before we're finished. one is we will get the tax extenders, don't you think, for the most part. how long therefore is hard to say. but we

fears that flare up of violence that more than forty people dead in the southern port city of death at the nation's development ukraine's prime minister. city of sanaa has blamed the country's security services for failing to stop the violence there resentment is growing as it's march. most of the victims were pro russian separatist they died in honor of the barricaded themselves into the ocean. so let's hear from our correspondents on the grand duchess herbert who sent this update just for you what we can say is that yes calling this the active phase of its military operation now repaired be copied rhetoric from the authorities in kiev before concretely what i can tell you is. it's been concentrating in the past day or two i'm on the towns of sloppy on scrum towards the north it yet but we saw yesterday especially from a tort squared very violent. i tink we saw trams buses being burned. we had the report of the armored personnel carriers and tanks of the ukrainian army actually entering the city. we taking control of both the security services building the tv tower there. i've tried two million ci

more than any other city in the nation outside the city of new york. the koch brothers are are probably thinking how do i manipulate the votes in the city of columbus, not just on tax le sis but every kind of election we are faced with in the city of columbus. that may influence a presidential election. i don't know. >> i should note we asked american it is for prosperity and the koch brothers to come on. they declineded. afp sent a statement defending the math in the letter. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> copping up, remember chief justice roy moore? he was thrown out of office after he refused to remove a monument to the t ten commandments. he' back. [ female announcer ] the secret to luminous, shiny color? innovative cc cream from nice 'n easy. our advanced treatment helps keep highlights and lowlights shiny and luminous. cc cream, find it in every box of nice 'n easy. the most natural shade of you. ♪ in every box of nice 'n easy. let mom shine. thirty percent off our best gifts for mom now through sunday. at zales. woman: welcome to lear

city. deemed as the capital of the resolution, now under control of the president's forces. this was an unprecedented deal. brokered and overseen by the ambassador of syria, with the help of the united nations. hundreds of rebels were allowed to leave the city with their lights on to areas controlled by the rebels. those that agreed to lay down their arms were allowed to stay. in return, the rebels released pro-government civilian fighters, whom they held as hostages elsewhere in the country. the rebels allow aid to be delivered to shia visitors. it had been under seen by rebel forces. >> it was in homs where the armed rebels started their fight against bashar al-assad. also here the government used all weapons at its disposal to crush the armed rebellion. neighbourhoods were destroyed and thousands of lives were lost on both sides. it's a major set back for the opposition. the government was adamant to regain control, ahead of elections due on 3 june. for the syrian opposition, it's not just the loss of a strategic city, but a blow for fighters all over syria. some rebels are already vowing they will come back to ohms. but with the way the battles are going in the country, it doesn't seem

more than any other city in the nation outside the city of new york. the koch brothers are are probably thinking, how do i manipulate the votes in the city of columbus, not just on tax levies but every kind of election we are faced with in the city of columbus. that may influence a presidential election. i don't know. >> i should note we asked americans for prosperity and the koch brothers to come on. they declined. afp sent a statement defending the math in the letter. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> coming up, remember chief justice roy moore? he was thrown out of office after refused to remove a monument to the ten commandments. he's back. [ female announcer ] what's a powerful way to cut through everyday greasy messes? [ male announcer ] sponges take your mark. ♪ [ female announcer ] one drop of ultra dawn has twice the everyday grease cleaning ingredients of one drop of the leading non-concentrated brand... ♪ [ crowd cheering ] ...to clean 2x more greasy dishes. dawn does more. so it's not a chore. dawn does more. i live in a world oi am

he argued the case number of times for the possibility of nationalizing citi and bank of america andthe fact it wouldn't have a bad implications. you can then force out management that would satisfy. >> i am in favor of the old testament. [laughter] i really am. i think it is important for people to understand there was terrible damage. people deserve the greater measure of justice. putting out the financial fire in making sure it was not a great depression was not going to feel satisfying. i was very supportive trying to make sure we gave our enforcement authorities much more resources and better power and reforms so they can do a better job of meeting that. i am deeply in favor of that. the debate we are having is whether -- is not whether the old testament was good or bad, it was just necessary. it is a highly different question about how you land that plane. need to make it a crisis, yet the make choices about the order and sequence which do things. if you try to have and always, we will do a little this and that, you are going to leave the country burning. don'tionalization -- i

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unveiled a series of new measures that would make it harder to buy firearms in one of the nation's deadliest cities for gun violence. the proposal from rahm emanuel calls for videotaping all gun sales and limiting them to one per month. retailers would be required to undergo background checks, complete training, and face quarterly audits of their inventory. then buyers would also face to 72ng period of up hours. guncity report claims lax laws in neighboring states for the spread of firearms in chicago. 60% of guns used to commit crimes were originally purchased out-of-state. georgia police are being accused of brutality after video emerged of an officer showing an african-american writer and activist -- shoving him to the ground. 69-year-old dhoruba bin-wahad was being questioned for officers on his front porch. the tape shows an officer grabbing him by the wrist and pushing him down. at a rally outside the clayton county police department, dhoruba bin-wahad said he had been mistreated. i was not out of control. i was not a flight risk. i was not cussing them out. let's assume that i did. let's ass

the french coach gave out the names of the french national squad picks. manchester city striker -- did not make the cut. more on that in sports. >> the 23-man list was announced on tuesday. he has a reputation as a troublemaker. >> any coach who is thinking of building a group of players is going to be -- it is going to be a long trip. to live together for such a long time demands a lot of human qualities. was down to three matches following france's quarterfinal defeat to spain in 2012. all, we are talking about a really good player, of course. performances for the french team have not been as good as for his club, manchester city. inis a very important player england. in fact, he is indispensable. but that is not the case for the french team. and as he set himself, when a substitute, he is not happy, which is easy to see and feel inside the group. these are the reasons why i didn't select him. >> also left out, the 34-year-old defender, who is to retire from international football. france will take on ecuador. manchester city may have just won the english premier title

of world war i, what lessons the united states learned from it in terms of its defense budget, national cityplanning and the like, and what we should do, take from it today and go forward. dr. holmes pointed out that history doesn't repeat itself but it certainly rises come as a source often says. but where is the day is i see a lot of rhyming out their -- but what worries me today. if any of you spend time looking at world war i, i'm sure some of you have, too big lessons i sort of take away from this make my overarching point. world war i and history writ large but certainly world war i council to build a. dr. holmes talk about all the wide ranging debate about what caused world war i and at the end of the day in many cents is the confluence of many factors but you can't point to one single thing. but every single line, one of the most instructive conference in history, and the second point is that world war i also counsels the united states in particular to prudently plan against a potential for hostile street but also be prepared if it's returned this but it really boils down to the. how

worth noting there are gift shops at the holocaust museum in washington as well as the oklahoma city nationalest live from lower manhattan this morning. ainsley, back to you. >> robert moses, thank you so much for that report. >> time now for your monday motivator. a story to inspire you to start the week off on the right foot. it is a day that devon walker will never forget. being signed to the nfl contract to the new orleans saints. he's different from other rookies. he was paralyzed from the neck down while making a tackle for tulane university in thanks to be a part of the team and just to be allowed around the players is just more than i could hope for. it doesn't stop there. walker graduated this week from tulane with a degree in cell and molecular biology. >> smart and talented athlete. >> inspirational. five minutes till the top of the hour. hold on to those coffee mugs. a coffee crisis is looming. what you need to know next. >> a police officer holding on to the hood of a car as it speeds through the streets. see how this one ends. ♪ if healthcare changes, if it becomes simpler... if

. >> this is the 12th year the group, healing for our families and our nation, has ralliyed at city hall. >>> eekland firefighters performed a delicate rescue operation to save person in this car after it slammed into an east oakland home this afternoon. rescue crews used the jaws of life to cut the top off to get the person that was trapped, out. two others were treated for injuries. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> you can't reach a vast section of the internet by going or any other traditional search engines. it's call the dark net. our i-team has been working for months on a look at the secret marketplaces where boy guns, drugs, working credit card numbers and so much more. dan noyse talked to the people behind the technology that makes it possible, and that makes it so difficult for law enforcement to crack. >> never unbreakable but right now very difficult for both super sophisticationated agencies to break into. >> also show you a positive aspect. how human rights advocates are using the dark net to expose oppressive governments. a special report tomorrow night a

under the state fire code. 20 feet is also under applicable traffic design standards nationally and the appropriate city clearance. when we look at the streets in san francisco there are many pretty high volume streets that are around 20 foot clear

city on the surrounding regions and the global atmosphere. the scientists represent over 50 academic and research institutions from mexico, europe, and the united states, including nasa the department of energy and the national science foundation. mexico city is an ideal location for milagro's gacity reseah. surrounded on three sides by mountains pollutants become trapped within the city. molina: there are many reasons for selecting mexico city. first of all, mexico city is one of the largest megacities. it has about 20 million people. it is in a tropical latitude so it's representative of many of the future megacities which will be in asia, in africa. mexico city is at a high altitude and the solar radiation is very strong and the photochemistry it is very reactive. and of course, what we hope is that what we learn from mexico city it will provide insight for us so that we can use that insight and understanding and apply it to other future megacities. narrator: while many previous studies revealed a great deal about pollution within mexico city what happened to the pollution after it left the city and what its effects were on the region and the globe had never been systematically studied until milagro. so y

boots on the ground, 15 hot shot crews, the nation's top firefighters are on the front lines. the cedar city crew spent the night in the forest. this morning, chow time and a quick map before 16 hours back on the mountain. greg fryer, a 15-year veteran will work the summer away from his young family and on the front lines. today, the memory of the 19 hot shots and lost their lives in the near by fire is still fresh. >> we were on a fire when we heard about it last year, and, you know, definitely a big hit and weighs on everybody. >> reporter: with the most dangerous months still ahead, so far in the west there's been nearly 1,000 more fires than last year with twice the acreage burned. >> fire is a good thing to clean fuels up and reintroduce fire in an ecosystem that had fire. it's bad burning hotter and more severe is a bat thing. >> reporter: tonight with homes in danger, crews are making progress saying they are winning this fight, though not yet the battle. with at least 5,000 acres burned so far and plenty of fuel in its path, this fire could burn for weeks, containment is at zero perc

under the state fire code. 20 feet is also under applicable traffic design standards nationally and the appropriate city clearance. when we look at the streets in san francisco there are many pretty high volume streets that are around 20 foot clear or close to it germany restraining order street and embarcadero in the long stench the medium is a little bit less than 21 feet and mission street is frequently at 20 feet. octavia boulevard is 22 feet, taylor street at the union is 25 so we're going suggesting and saying we should stick with the 20 foot clear 2010 is very, very consistent. i know that the fire department is concerned as they should be about getting their fire trucks but in san francisco we have an enormous number of streets in the city that are narrow many, many streets that are 20 foot clearance and the fire department does a tremendous job fighting fires on those streets. so this is not about either or in terms of the fire or pedestrian safety we should achieve both and that's really i i know all of our goals it's a matter of how we get that p there. i'll recognize my colleagues supervisor