so, nell, the garden project. they are not on the agenda, but we will take public comment. [applause] so, if you would like to come up here and make public comments, please keep them to two minutes, if he would. and if you could please introduce yourselves, that would be great. >> i work with kathryn at the grand project. i wanted to touch on a couple of things. first and foremost, i am grateful to everyone that contributed to the project. i wanted to say that the garden project does help. there were a lot of people that if they were not at the garden project, they would be on the streets. i know that if it was not for the garden project, they would be on the streets. they were working on cutting planned parenthood, which i do not think is a good thing. without that -- i do not think that some of those females, and i was looking -- listening to a lot of females on the art project. i wanted to say how the project helps students and gives us job skills and stuff. many of the men and women that work with us, if they were not with the garden project, they would be on the street

nell lomac. do you have to be here to win? >> yes. >> they better come out. all right, you have to be here. you have to come right up front. here is a real winner. a number, no name. 7852368. up in center. one more time. [laughter] 785 -- all right. 2368. come on out here. [applause] this is -- [inaudible] >> verified winner. >> congratulations. [applause] now we are going to go around the corner and unveil the mural. do not forget the after party at the gray area luggage store and hospitality house. all right.

. >> it goes back to the initial question which is yes, and nell. -- yes and no. no, and yes. if the backspace is considered to be back of that address, it is covered. if it is not, then it is not. >> just pull out and planning department maher. in the meantime, it doesn't sound as though they should be operating in that space. vice chair joseph: i am not sure a blocking lot number of flies. i had a nightclub that they probably have a separate lot numbers. it was built as one building. all of my permits were for one building. a think that is an answer that possibly the planning department can answer. >> i would like to suggest that we allow the staff to look into this. and not jump into anything about shutting somebody down until we know it is something that is required or not. check with the city attorney if you need it and let us know what is going on. >> i do have a comment that i will make out on friday. this year, the medical team assisted on the perimeter including transporting people, the homeless that were injured. they had the medical team that did a lot of transports

nell lomac. do you have to be here to win? >> yes. >> they better come out. all right, you have to be here. you have to come right up front. here is a real winner. a number, no name. 7852368. up in center. one more time. [laughter] 785 -- all right. 2368. come on out here. [applause] this is -- [inaudible] >> verified winner. >> congratulations. [applause] now we are going to go around the corner and unveil the mural. do not forget the after party at the gray area luggage store and hospitality house. all right. >> good morning, everyone. i am the president of the asian art museum foundation and vice chair of the asian arts commission. welcome to the asian art museum. the museum's collections and programs represent more than 40 countries in asia and span more than 6000 years of history. our mission is to lead a global audience in discovering asian art and culture. so we are thrilled that san francisco will host the third apex senior's meeting in september. we hope to welcome many attendees to the museum and offer a place where they can relax and learn and feel

nell lomac. do you have to be here to win? >> yes. >> they better come out. all right, you have to be here. you have to come right up front. here is a real winner. a number, no name. 7852368. up in center. one more time. [laughter] 785 -- all right. 2368. come on out here. [applause] this is -- [inaudible] >> verified winner. >> congratulations. [applause] now we are going to go around the corner and unveil the mural. do not forget the after party at the gray area luggage store and hospitality house. all right. >> san francisco is home to a renowned civic art collection that includes a comic works -- iconic works by local and national artists integrated into our public buildings and six basis. the arts commission has struggled to take care of the priceless collection because of limited resources. in an effort to gather more funding for the maintenance of the collection, the art commission has joined forces with the san francisco art dealers association to establish art care, a new initiative that provides a way for the public to get involved. the director of

nell lomac. do you have to be here to win? >> yes. >> they better come out. all right, you have to be here. you have to come right up front. here is a real winner. a number, no name. 7852368. up in center. one more time. [laughter] 785 -- all right. 2368. come on out here. [applause] this is -- [inaudible] >> verified winner. >> congratulations. [applause] now we are going to go around the corner and unveil the mural. do not forget the after party at the gray area luggage store and hospitality house. all right. >> i work with the department of environment and we are recycling oil. thank you. we can go into a refinery and we can use it again. they do oil changes and sell it anyway, so now they know when a ticket to a. hal>> to you have something you want to get rid of? >> why throw it away when you can reuse it? >> it can be filtered out and used for other products. >> [speaking spanish] >> it is going to be a good thing for us to take used motor oil from customers. we have a 75-gallon tank that we used and we have someone take it from here to recycle. >> so

police arrested lisa marie cast nell la yesterday and they found fake park passes and other evidence in her pleasant hills home. victims said that they bought the tickets from her on craigslist and they didn't realize they were fake until they got to disneyland. >>> in antioch, yet another suspicious fire. this started in a park between yorkshire and palomar drives yesterday. a witness reported three kids running away from the fire right after it started. this is the third fire in the same area since friday. daytimely close to homes and police -- dangerously close to homes. >>> to call attention to a memorial day drowning? they hope to prove that a 53- year-old suicidal man the did not have to die at crown beach in alameda. don knapp tells us they want to change what could happen in the future. >> reporter: people gathered at alameda's crown breach for a water -- beach for a water demonstration to show the practicality of rescuing a suicidal man. >> we're going to walk out. susan is our lead person. >> reporter: on memorial day, raymond zach drowned as police and fire crews looked on

businessman one of the wealthiest in the world also a big sports fan the owner of the jersey nets and nell the leader of the right cause political party which is aiming to become russia's second most powerful political force i'm joined by me. why does such a successful businessman like you want to get into politics. you know when you achieve personal success and when you know this country well any normal person in my position would have a desire to do something for other people there's a mechanism for that and it's called politics who people have to deal with politics when they go to polling stations there's also the job of a professional politician and so i've made a decision to become a professional politician to help the citizens of this country to live better writer but i don't support let's talk about some of russia's biggest problems start corruption annually sucks in nearly one third of g.d.p. according to some calculations half of business spending is on kickbacks and bribes as a representative of business would you agree with these figures and what can be done to improve the situa

in the besieged rebel city of misrata i recently met two captured gaddafi soldiers nelled a prison camp. they confessed to taking part in one gang rape and said the practice was widespread. >> they took the girls upstairs and we were told to stay on the roof until the officers, you know, finished the rape and then we were asked to rape the girls too. >> such reports are hard to confirm, of course, with each side keen to demonize the other. but the new claims go much further with the chief war crimes prosecutor now saying he has evidence of an orchestrated policy of mass rape, even of drugs being distributed to marauding soldiers. >> it is new. never with the pattern he uses to control the population. the rape is a new aspect 79 >> the prosecutor is already seek an indictment against gaddafi for alleged crimes against humanity including murder and persecution. now he's aiming to add the charge be rape, but he's also admitted he needs more evidence. one of of the many problems facing investigators here is the deeply conservative nature of libyan society. if there are a lot of victims, so

there are police officers there nell, so this will be an additional cost to the city, using today as the baseline. >> given a scenario where we might see finance is not coming out the way that you expect, what are the options for reevaluating the investments? >> we have a fairly large cushion of seven or $7 million to protect against that. to your second point on the infrastructure improvements, when the developer makes those initial improvements, they will be paying for them with the anticipation of future property- tax revenue. they will issue bonds to basically buy back those improvements. the streets, the sewer lines, the water lines, etc.. really, they bear the risk on the future development not generating enough revenue to buy back those improvements. the bondholders in the situation only rely on property tax. bondholders have no resort -- recourse back to the general fund for those bonds. it is really the risk of the developer, whether they will be reimbursed or not. supervisor chu: thank you. with regards to redevelopment, there are still a number of things that aren't certai

where we were, at the little nell. no, mom, we're going to go on great walks and i want to you eat your cashi bars every morning. these are terrific, too, these are called go lean, crunchy. but these, these are so good. these are the honey-toasted and grain crunchy. here's one for you, hoda and one for me. >> you get two? >> yes. >> nice. >> they're just delicious. i had so much energy. so they -- i don't know how much they cost. can we go back a second, you guys? >> they're not much. inexpensive. >> these are a fan favorite. we asked our fans to post on our walls so we could feature. this is ali from long island said yoga toes they're $40 you can get them at yogapro.com. a lot of the tightness you get in your legs, hamstrings and lower back. they trace it down from the foot. so a lot of the pressure points, by sitting around in these, the bottom of your foot, it holds it stretched out. >> is it comfortable? >> it's weird because i don't have things between my toes too often but over time it does relax them. he said, y

is nell saying there's no time limit for its operations what's the reaction from the media in the public about that operation there in libya. the public becoming more and more skeptical about libya the government presented libya as a humanitarian exercise on behalf of the united nations to enforce a no fly zone that no fly zone involves thousands five thousand and more bombing sorties over libya special forces apparently are operating in libya the foreign secretary went to benghazi last week and i asked him a straight question in parliament on tuesday or said when he finally admits that we are intervening on behalf of the opposition in libya and that this is an attempt at regime change he still persists with this narrative that this is some kind of u.n. humanitarian operation the public are becoming increasingly skeptical about this new increasingly nervous we're involved for oil and i think we should not be involved in involved for either of those things and i think what the region needs is an understanding of peace but an understanding of the degree of poverty and oppression so many pe

mcco th-rbgs nell tells police -- mcconnel tells police that the dog started barking at him so he shot the dog. >>>-- family members tell us the woman suffered a set back today at the hospital. the dog's owner has been fined $550 for the attack. >>> a violent attack at a restaurant. >> reporter: the surveillance video taken at the second chance saloon. you will see a woman smack another woman. she punches her in the face repeatedly before stealing her purse and walking away. >> this is unusual. we have not had situations like these, robberies like these that have happened inside of an establishment. >> reporter: howard county police say they are still trying to track down the attacker. >> we have talked to the victim and several people in the restaurant as well. right now it does not appear that they knew each other on that this was provoked in any way. >> reporter: what is evident is that about a dozen people walked right by the victim while she was on the floor in pain. but a few minutes later, some patrons do come to the aid of the victim. >> i am shocked by the actual incident then

nell to finish my curses upon your bill city and express in keywords i leave you the worst of all curses to remain as you are. we certainly had our people been charmed by savannah, one of them being john baron who in the early 1990's, midnight in the garden of good and evil, one of the best-selling books in the history of publishing. as a matter of fact, tourism in the economy went up 40% a year after midnight in the garden can now. john wrote the following, maybe a little softer. fermi seven and is resistant to change was is veining grace. the city of sealed off from the noises and distractions of the world of large. it grew and in such a way that is people first flight houseplants attended by an indulgence gardner. the ordinary became extraordinary. a center its drive to. every nuance and work a personality achieve greater brilliance in that less inclosure then would have been possible anywhere else in the world. did you very much for your attention. [applause] if anybody would like to ask any questions i will be glad to give it a try. yes. >> the historical preservation. you mentioned

. >> we're starting out with nell fog this morning.her warm day and potentially hot day in the area. a little bit breezy in the afternoon and to break it all down and we will show you what would temperatures are going up to in your area >> no appraisal problems on the commute today a light in easy ride will have more traffic a letter >> the developing story where and hayward aware of robbery near the bart station. we have the details of what happened >> the madison hospital shot twice in the in stable condition. the shooting happened with directly behind me at the bart station at the bart overpass. it happened around 11 3:08 p.m. the husband and wife team were just left the bart stationed out walking home when tuesday suspects came off to them demanding their wallets and purses they were willing to give up and they were in the process of giving them money and peirce's her, but they decided to open fire on the man paramedics rushed sistine and the two suspects are so vague they had t- shirts over the bear phase of we don't even know the

it seems like people nell -- did they know that they didn't -- that they didn't know? did they think any of? >> i really like that question a lot. and it is really one that is hard to articulate. first, it is tempting as someone who works in history to want to read the foreword narrative and say, look, as they did know. we have the answer. or look how close they were, if only they knew. we found the answer. i would say that what is important in every time is an excessive humility. realize that just as they were trying to master the secrets of nature and the body, they recognize just how hard that was. that didn't keep them from plowing forward just as we are still doing the same thing. we have to be humble. how is history going to judge just? we have to be humble. so much more that we don't know. am attaching a little bit on that question? okay. it's hard to articulate. >> yes. >> first i just want to say, great talk. i love the fact that your pictures to work. you'd tell such an evocative story. it was great. even though these classic images are a joy to see as well.

there really were nell -- there really were no surprises. there was a ton of complacency. there was no recognition of the fact that many people believe that the measures proposed are really reactionary and did not address the real causes of our social and economic issues. >> there is a certain time of complacency in this. in terms of the challenges, i think we have to remember that 60% of canadians did not vote for the current government. did they talked about a big mandate. in my opinion, if they do not have a big mandate. they do not share the the point. -- the viewpoints. >> there was mention made of it. no specific measures were outlined. no mention made of poverty. and >> a lot of people -- it affects a lot of people that are in canada or any sense of what should be done. they worked in the area of employment. as a certain lack of imagination in terms of what they will be doing to secure the future. >> what you think of the documents? the challenges we face in the world today, economic instability, pockets of violence is a question of environmental change. was not rea

i nell love with this country when i came here. i was not... i came from a middle-class family. i wasn't rich but i didn't come here out of desperation economically. so i think that there's still an enormous amount th country has to off. it's still creating this extraordinary thing. you go to an american company and you see this all t time. blacks, whites, people of chinese american descent, latinos all working together, men, women, noby cares where you come from. reagan had this great line "americans don't care what your origins are, they care what your destination is." and i think as long as we can be thatind of country is open to the world's ideas, its cultures, its people and try to take that as an enormous advantage will be distinctive, will be unique. will we ve the kind of unrivaled dominance that we have from 1989 to 2005. no but that was one moment in american history. america has been a vibrant fascinating challenging interesting country and a trendsetter in the world even before that when there was a soviet union and british empire and so people shouldn't think just b

i am glad they are doing that, but the ones that we have nell are 707's. these were built in the 1960's. we have a very old airforce that needs to be brought up to date. finally, i would make sure that we have enough funds to care for our veterans in the way that they deserve to be cared for. [applause] that is only 40% of spending. then comes 50% and 60% of the so-called mandatory programs, which are largely entitlement. medicaid i would send back to the states. i would let the states care for their own corporate. that is the way to reduce costs , fraud, and abuse. give those dollars back to the states. it will help to hold down the costs. [applause] than social security and medicare. no one in my party has proposed any change to those programs for anyone who is retired or near retirement. the question is, what are we going to promise people in the 20's, 30 boss, 40's, and 50 +. let's not give them promises that we know cannot be met. it is not the same as what i will of the pullout, bring out. but it takes a step forward. how do we make these programs su

also, oil nell below $100 a barrel. right now the dow is down three. the nasdaq is up 12. one and a half. >>> most retailers saw sales increase. some high end stores are reporting double dig git increases in same store sales in may. that includes saks fifth avenue. nordstrom, target, kohl's. >>> this morning china is denying a cyber attack inside the bored. google said g mail accounts were hacked and came from china. the company said it happened after some passwords were stolen from a phishing scam. >>> microsoft showed off the operating system. it's a full version of windows that will operate on than lets and personal computers. it responds to finger swipes but can also be commanded from a keyboard and mouse. the current devices are finally able to run a full version of windows. for now microsoft is calling this version windows 8, but they slay that cop change. >>> today is the beginning of the first insider trading trial. this case has some pretty strong bay areas. prosecutors say winifred jowl allegedly gave inside information while working for a mountain view company.

i am glad they are doing that, but the ones that we have nell are 707's. these were built in the 1960's. we have a very old airforce that needs to be brought up to date. finally, i would make sure that we have enough funds to care for our veterans in the way that they deserve to be cared for. [applause] that is only 40% of spending. then comes 50% and 60% of the so-called mandatory programs, which are largely entitlement. medicaid i would send back to the states. i would let the states care for their own corporate. that is the way to reduce costs , fraud, and abuse. give those dollars back to the states. it will help to hold down the costs. [applause] than social security and medicare. no one in my party has proposed any change to those programs for anyone who is retired or near retirement. the question is, what are we going to promise people in the 20's, 30 boss, 40's, and 50 +. let's not give them promises that we know cannot be met. it is not the same as what i will of the pullout, bring out. but it takes a step forward. how do we make these programs su

this is san ralph nell hill located right next to the downtown area. yesterday, two different fires were set here about 30 minutes apart. homeowners in area say they saw a woman on hill just before the fires. she turned out to be 38-year- old hope windom. a regular resident of a nearby homeless camp. >>> she was seen running down the hill and lo and behold she showed up to the police department a little while later and admitted doing the arson. police are not sure why she turn herself in or why she set fires. they say she might have mental issues because witnesses reported her shouting to herself before the fires started. into homes were damaged and nobody was injured. >>> controlled burns will continue near the santa rita jail. today's burn will take place from 8:00 to 3:00. >>> 8:0. in the next couple of hours latest ruling in the same marriage in california. the judge decision -- you the judge's decision is expected to come down. >>> a novato man faces several charges after threatening a woman with arrest and trying to run her off the road. 0 on sau

mish nell delaware writes -- at the price of gas, groceries, necessary items don't come down soon, and get jobs to support their families violence is definitely a possibility. we are a crumbling nation. our politicians should spend a month living on our wages and have to pay for groceries, gas, pay the bills on our salaries and not theirs. they have no idea what we working class citizens have to go through on a daily basis. ralph in texas writes -- it already triggered violence. i curse out loud and slam the dashboard every time i see gas prices go up. i'm 70 years old and think i will see violence in this country before i am gone. and it won't only be the economy that causes it. just look a at what is going on along our borders. the american people have had enough. mark my words. you want to read more on this, it is -- kind of scary. a lot of people are -- suggesting that violence is a possibility at some point if things don't turn around. go to my blog, cnn.com/cafferty file. >> did you get a lot of feedback on this question, jack? >> yes. a lot. people are frustrated and angry and t

after meeting with president mart nelle of panama, president obama said that he is confident now thatfor billions of dollars for cross-border trade. the president's principal trade advisor, ron kirk, just two weeks ago -- just two weeks ago -- recognized that the u.s.-korea trade agreement will support more than 70,000 american jobs. and he noted as well that it will result in over $10 billion in increased annual exports for the united states. in may ambassador kirk said that colombia represents $1.1 billion in new export opportunities for the united states. regarding panama, he stated the panama agreement will provide access to one of the fastest-growing markets in south america. in speaking on all three pending trade agreements, only two weeks ago, ambassador kirk said that the pending agreements with south korea, panama, and colombia are at the forefront of our efforts to open new markets. secretary of commerce gary locke in april emphasized the need to pass the u.s. trade promotion agreement through congress as soon as possible. he also said that the administration feels similar u

i am glad they are doing that, but the ones that we have nell are 707's. these were built in the 1960's. we have a very old airforce that needs to be brought up to date. finally, iould make sure that we have enough funds to care for our veterans in the way that they deserveo be cared for. [applause] that is only 40% of spending. then comes 50% and 60% of the so-called mandatory programs, which are largely entitlement. medicaid i would send back to the states. i would let the states care for their own corporate. that is theay to reduce costs , fraud, and abuse. give those dollars back to the states. it will help to hold down the costs. [applause] than social security and medicare. no one in my party has proposed any change to those programs for anyone who is retired or near retirement. the question is, what are we going to promise people in the 20's, 30 boss, 40's, and 50 +. let's not give them promises that we know cannot be met. it is not the same as what i will of the pullout, bring out. but it takes a step forward. how do we make these programs sustaina