there is no city-wide policy on back up tapes. so, our advice to the departments across city has been when you receive a sunshine request or a public records request you are not required to go and search back up tape which as commissioners studley said is not even in your department. i guess that i just want to clarify that. >> okay. >> thank you. >> any other comments on the commissioners? >> anybody like to make a motion regarding this agenda item? >> i would move that we find that mr. ginsberg did not willfully violate the sections of the sunshine ordinance sections that were referred to, 67.25, 67.26, 67.27, or 67.21. >> yes. >> (inaudible). >> all right i am looking at the memo from the staff and it says that the task board made a motion finding that mark beul and phil ginsberg and ballard and gong violated those sections of the sunshine ordinance. >> i was looking at the task forces. findings. which also track that. which also track that? >> i was looking at the task force finding which appears not to be pagenated of august

washington, d.c., no city in america relies more on federal government in washington. federal money pours in every single day into every part of the city. despite this fountain of federal funds, one in three children still live in poverty in our nation's capital. two in three children lived in single-parent homes. another city number and by policy for decades, when in three residents are in food stamps and one in three used to live in poverty. americans are committed to helping our sisters and brothers who are struggling, but we are seeing the damaging results of our broken welfare state. we sent a trillion dollars each year on programs. poverty only seems to increase. something is wrong. compassion demands that we change. the federal government says that the more people we have on food stamps, the more it grows the economy. the department of agriculture declares, each five dollars in new benefits generates almost twice that amount in economic activity for the community. our government is running food stamp emotions at the cease -- emotions act foreign embassies foreig

no city in america relies more on federal government than washington. federal money pours every single day into every part of the city. despite this fountain of federal funds, one in three children still live in poverty and our nation's capital. two and three children live in single-parent homes. in nearby baltimore, another city governed by liberal policies for decade, one in three residents are on food stamps and one in three live in poverty. americans are committed to helping our sisters and brothers who are struggling but we're seeing the damaging human consequences of our broken welfare state. we spend $1 trillion each year on federal poverty programs. that is more than the budget for social security or defense. but poverty seems only to increase. something is wrong. compassion demands that we change. amazingly, the federal government say that's the more people we have on food stamps be where the more it grows the economy. the department of agriculture proudly declares "each $5 in new benefits generates almost twice that amount in economic activity

we broke no city ordinance. the city backed us up, the police department backs backed us and the closure impacted our staff, our business. i believe that in good faith i would have a very hard time seming any kind of condition that was put on a building that wasn't stamped. because of the experiences that we had. i think the work that has been done, emotionally, and timewise, i completely support them. but i have 90 staff members and a business. thank you. >> thank you, miss holiday. >> good afternoon. i'm alphonz [speaker not understood] i came here primarily with some of my board members today to thank you, supervisor kim, for your support of our existence, through this plan. and also, mr. niko and his organization, we try to teach our students from very early that collaborative problem-solving is a great skill for modern life and this is a great example for how that works. thank you to corey teague for all the work he has done. we feel a strong sense of commitment to the neighborhood and serving diverse famili

i mean so no city in europe and the host of the twenty fourteen winter olympics. see. thank you. so much. thank you. dr. is it. common. to see it's so true. you mean speak your language such. close programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on the t.v. reporting from the world's hot spots the v.o.i.p. interviews intriguing story for you. then try. to find out more visit our big dog called. play. play. play. play. play play. play. play. play. play. play play. clip i play it. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harvey welcome to the big picture.

. >> what we have now, i think, is the feeling that no city, not boston, not chicago, not new york, not los angeles is necessarily more passionate about its team than fans here are about the giants. that's a great feeling for the pl

but no city law requires any reporting of these types of sales by vendors that do not have locations inside the city and county of san francisco but sell to city residents. this is enforcing our existing our regulations. the first proposes to restrict not only the sale but possession of type of ammunition that is in lethal property designed for use by military personnel. anything sold black talent which was designed with sharp prongs to cause significant injury upon impact. any ammunition designated by manufactures to sale to law enforcement or military agencies only, any ammunition that serves no sporting purpose and any ammunition to disbanned or other objects that are intended to increase the damage of the target. now the ordinances also required by the police department to create and maintain a public data base of brands and product lines of ammunition meeting the definition of this ordinance. the second ordinance would actually expand on the city's existing record requirements by requiring that any person selling 500 or more rounds of ammunition to someone in a single transaction

i mean so no city in europe and a host of the twenty fourteen winter olympics. see. such. a. dog days are. days it. takes. to see it so true. lower. hello and welcome to technology much as christopher columbus served the queen and king of spain by pushing the boundaries of the known world we too have come to barcelona to serve you well the team and i may not have discovered uncharted lands we have found a handful of innovations that stretch the limits of mobile technology it's that time of year again when the whole mobile community descends on the catalonian capital while the annual gathering has been happening for more than a quarter century organizers build this mobile world congress as bigger and better than ever having moved into a newer and more spacious center is a one stop shop for just about everything in personal size tech with one fruit shaped exception all the industry's big players who are there hoping to investors and gadget guru so like so apple staying away as it traditionally does samsung was able to bask in the knowledge that.

i don't see there's no reference for city planning he determination. i have those questions and i'd like your reaction on them thanks >> do i want to speak to us at all? good afternoon mr. chair members of the board. and this is a development project that was approved by the planning commission and the construction of the signal partial signal is part of the requirement for the approval. and basicly it's open the southern edge of san francisco and the south side is pop laid by churches and a couple of schools. and this partly parcel is right across from 55 brotherhood way where the day school is located. so this project will complete the fourth leg of the 3 legged intersection so the residents will be able to indebris and egress. if we don't allow that they would have to, no way to turn right ever left at the stop sign. the cost of this particular construction of the leg of the intersection involves us designing the partial signal and the developing the actual design and the developer will take out specifics and turn it back after we accept it. the cos

this effort will lead to a krurlt that will bring awareness to our city. and nof the city you live in san francisco should be clean. our staff works 24 hours, 7 days a week. we've been picking up litter by month matter how much we work there is no one individual we all have to clean together. today, we're empowering our young people that will carry forth many generations for people to come to san francisco. let's go giant sweep.

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i mean so no city in europe and a host of the twenty fourteen winter olympics. see. such. a. dog days of. pride days it. makes common. to see it's so true. i. i and mark two thousand and eleven u.s. assistant secretary of state for public affairs p.j. crowley resigned from the obama administration after making comments regarding the military detention of whistleblower private bradley manning an open forum crowley said that manning streetman was quote ridiculous counterproductive and stupid and since his resignation crowley has been outspoken not only about bradley manning but also about the effects of the u.s. drone program in countries like pakistan and yemen well earlier today i had the chance to speak with p.j. crowley and self i first asked him about what he saw that made him want to speak out about manning and here's what he had to say. the last thing that the united states needed was another story a negative story about detention policy particularly one involving our own soldiers . it was creating a significant international controversy that was point of contention betw

you know many of you have heard me say in the city that we are the world passage, and rightly so. we are doing things that nother city is doing to lead the way. not just for economic recovery but job creation. showing the way. and our mission bay and biotech, the latest discovers and drugs, the cure of cancer with residents of san francisco working there. we host the biggest and best conventions in the world to bring people together in this great city to do things that collaborate with each other. whether it's business or medicine or research. we have some of the best research and diversity here that are anchoring the discovery. at the same time we host some of the best sports teams in the world. and you know that we are winning the world series and collaborative teamwork that we are doing. or trying to make five more yards in some super bowl. this is a world-class city. and because it is, we require a world-class police department. and by golly, with chief suhr and the commission, we have it with you, the men and women of the police department. and i can vouch with this, having hatraveled as mayor brow and

city. so far no arrests for trespassing and little confrontation between officers and the people who live here. >> you're currently trespassing on city property. if you refuse to leave, you would be arrested for trespassing. would you like to leave? >> sure. >> reporter: from what we can tell all the homeless people have agreed to cooperate with police demands despite the fact that adamantly they do not want to go. the city did give notice on wednesday about today's eviction. concerns about these encampments have become unsightly, unsanitary and a risk to public safety. at one point there were as many as 100 people out here. something that grew over the past month or so. today there are 20 to 30 people who remained. we don't know where the others went. that's a question resident has for themselves this morning. you're kicking me out. now where do you want me to go? >> i don't even know how long i've been here. i think eight months. i worked all my life. and i'm sick. that's why i'm where i'm at today. it's sad that they would give us no resources. there's a resources at the shelter. you get a

i don't see there's no reference for city planning he determination. i have those questions and i'd like your reaction on them thanks >> do i want to speak to us at all? good afternoon mr. chair members of the board. and this is a development project that was approved by the planning commission and the construction of the signal partial signal is part of the requirement for the approval. and basicly

you know many of you have heard me say in the city that we are the world passage, and rightly so. we are doing things that nother city is doing to lead the way. not just for economic recovery but job creation. showing the way. and our mission bay and biotech, the latest discovers and drugs, the cure of cancer with residents of san francisco working there. we host the biggest and best conventions in the world to bring people together in this great city to do things that collaborate with each other. whether it's business or medicine or research. we have some of the best research and diversity here that are anch

this effort will lead to a krurlt that will bring awareness to our city. and no matter what part of the city you live in san francisco should be clean. our staff works 24 hours, 7 days a week. we've been picking up litter by month matter how much we work there is no one individual we all have to clean together. today, we're empowering our young people that will carry forth many generations for people to come to san francisco. let's go giant sweep. >> all right. thank you so much mahammod. and we're counting on you and all people all over san francisco. and the school is an important part and we will e we need tour contempt we need your participation. as i said earlier this is about making san francisco's beautiful and for generations to come as well. and let's welcome the san francisco board president rachel norton. >> any giant fans in the house? i'm a little star stuck-up here we've got the mayor, we've got the police chief and the fire chief. i want to thank mayor lee for your leadership for bringing this together. and i want to thank the giant for helping us

radio and press domination in the same community with no minimum content some cities no longer get any local news just from his into taman this news vacuum that town hall without scrutiny the result through a review is gross misuse of taxes and local corruption craig our in the media reform group free press in wall shape is regional news coverage today everywhere i go across the country people tell me that their local news absolutely must be the worst when we see this kind of media consolidation and concentration we see owners that don't have ties to those communities. the good the political discourse in those communities the congress or government corruption really starts to suffer and i think that's one reason to be very concerned here when you have even more media following and even fewer. facility also funds modocs folks news plus the biggest law even the pundits no longer pretend to be a serious source simply look at the distortions. and watch again we've put up on the air that's a flat out lie unless kasra is a know it. yet murdoch's friends in power trying to complete his grip o

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look at the beautiful sunset how beautiful i love to do this stroll in the city center i can't remember it at all. i mean so the no use city in europe on the host of the twenty fold c. in winter the pick a. song see. thank you. so much. thank you the. dog days of. the fridays like. the common. theme song it's so true. more news today says once again fled up. these are the images her world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china corporations are on the day. the new international airport in the very heart of moscow. when a baby is born in the ancient city of some account everyone hopes to persuade granny dodaro to preside over this ceremony. the ritual is performed each time the baby is put to bed for the first two weeks of its life. and night stone mera and even a couple gladder used to ensure that the baby grows up to be a healthy handsome and happy adult. granito done as one of the most respected women in the city she's the twins' great grandmother and she knows as grandmother. was a teacher of the it was based language and literature for more than forty years the husband was a hero of the soviet union.

. >>> if you go across the city and talk to people, there's probably no city more financially challenged in the entire united states. if you looked at the quality of services to citizens, it's ranked among the worst. so we went from the top to the bottom. over the last 50 or 60 years. >> that was michigan's governor rick snyder at a news conference yesterday. he announced the state is taking drastic action and appointing an emergency manager to run the city government. that manager will have the power to cut spending and throw out city contracts if necessary. the mayor, maybe not surprisingly, disagrees with the decision. >> the state has not been as good to detroit as i think they should have been. because we lose revenue sharing based on our population loss. and so there's just a myriad of things right now and most of it revolves around revenue and, you know, we can't cut our way back out of this problem. i think we've cut as much as we can cut. we've got to think about how we can raise revenue again. >> now the question is how long will it take to turn the city around? the governor to

no stopping always going forward. i want them to win over moscow and win over other cities to. what i want what's my dream well i hope that they'll be successful. for you then i want them to have more luck in life than i did. my job tomorrow. you must know three basic rules three the first you must always be polite the second never wait until you're told to do something. and the third never tell any lie. so far has been lucky the first job in russia was not a cleaner was expected but working in a supermarket. hold it hold it. hold it hold it. i live on. good speed. and i. wish i. could love him it's so good. to. just see. a lot of a better little. download the official application to yourself choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites from alzheimer's if you're away from your television or it just doesn't work so now with your mobile device you can watch on t.v. anytime anywhere. do we speak your language i mean some of the will not be. news programs and documentaries and spanish matters to you breaking news a little tonnage of angles keaton's stories. for you

the progress of our city is no accident. indeed we're vital, we're strong city because of the fiscally responsible direction we've teen, deliberate choice we've made to attract people into our city. whether it's a reform of our housing or infrastructure on the significant challenges we've faced we put the people's priorities head of city hall. and on this course my fellow san franciscans i believe with all my heart we must continue were while these truths have never been self-evident we have to speak of our freedom. the same is our commit to continue the path of progress that we're on today. yet the worse of economic times are behind us we cannot relent to our commit with fiscal prudence with our taxpayers' money. we must not be distracted and retreat from making smart investments in our people in our neighborhood and in our infrastructure. i know that some maybe told me in better times to forsake the people's priorities toward their own selfish progress that's the wrong progress. it doesn't lead to better schools or satisfac

no. cities, some compete to get landfills. they build golf courses on top ofthem. is lots of room in this country. melissa: i can't believe you just admitted you double cup. you will get a lot of e-mail. john stossel, thanks very much. make sure you watch his show, green tyranny, tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox business. i can't wait. always great. >>> time for today's fuel gauge report. speaking of government energy policies. global energy subsidies cost $1.9 billion? could that be right in 2011? oh, that is according to a new report from the imf. the u.s.-led the way. that's right. government energy subsidies cost a whopping $502 billion the imf says. the subsidies discourage private investment and overwhelmingly help wealthier consumers. we were just talking about that. >>> natural gas prices soared to their highest level since august of 2011. the winter that just won't end and declining stockpiles of natural gas really helped fuel the rally. >>> is the world nearing peak oil demand? ne analysis from citi is making that bold call. a global

you know many of you have heard me say in the city that we are the world passage, and rightly so. we are doing things that nong to lead the way. not just for economic recovery but job creation. showing the way. and our mission bay and biotech, the latest discovers and drugs, the cure of cancer with residents of san francisco working there. we host the biggest and best conventions in the world to bring people together in this

capitol host>> no, it's city hall that's the end of the game! sacred heart wins the game. we'll see both teams in future matches and we'll see you next week. bye! um] ♪[tum] ♪[tum] ♪[tum] ♪[tum] ♪[tum] ♪[tum] [phone ring,] car brakes hard [phone ring] [car crash] glass shatters [sirens] this video was submitted by a student through the safety scholars program. for more information on teen safety visit driversedge.org. >> "teen kids news" is about to get started, and here's what we've got for you. >> would you eat a bowl of cookies for breakfast? wait till you find out what could be in your cereal. >> we'll see how flowers, rocks, gold, and even bugs were used to make beautiful books. >> meet the people who make sure no teen gets priced out of the prom. >> coming up, i'll show you the unusual way they celebrate the new year in the land of mozart -- vienna, austria. >> and there's lots more ahead, so stay with us. >> welcome to "teen kids news." i'm mwanzaa. >> and i'm livia. here's this week's top story. >> you might think of it as a healthy way to start the day, but you co