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norman finkelstein, author and scholar. his most recent books, "knowing too much: why the american jewish romance with israel is and "whatan end," gandhi says: about nonviolence, resistance and courage." when we come back, we will go to cairo to speak to sharif abdel kouddous. ♪ [music break] >> "shawaree el quds fairuz" by may nasr. democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the crisis in egypt. after being held incommunicado for every or weeks, mohamed u.n. was allowed to meet envoy catherine ashton. she was flown to an undisclosed location to meet with morsi. >> he was well, we had a friendly and open, very frank hours ion for the two saw him. i saw where he was. i do not know where he is, but i saw the facilities he has. warm discussion. as you know, i have met with him many times before. i sent him good wishes from people here and he asked me to pass wishes back. of course, i have tried to make sure that his family knows he is well. >> shortly after she met with mohamed morsi. 72 peopl

i have to introduce you to norman. this is norman. he is a french sheep dog. >> he's huge. >> and norman is a world record holder. norman was able to go 30 meters in 30 seconds, completely unassisted. he's a dog. he's a dog on a razor scooter. >> how do you train a dog to do that? >> i can't get my dog to walk on a leash. unbelievable, right? we're going to find out it's like a 5-year-old in a dog suit. >> it could be. >> it's real. >> that would be a good story. this is "first look." stay tuned. "way too early" starts right now. >>> obviously, we are ecstatic with the results. george zimmerman was never guilty of anything except protecting himself in self-defense. i'm glad the jury saw it that way. >> trayvon martin was profiled. if race was one of the aspects in george zimmerman's mind, we believe we put out the proof to show that zimmerman did profile trayvon martin. >> the jury is in. but the verdict remains out how this country will deal with george zimmerman's acquittal. >>> and edward snowden goes on the offensive. what he migh

chairing the government of audits and oversight committee and sthe will be filling in for supervisor normanee, the clerk of the committee is mr. derek evans, we want to thank sfgtv staff for covering the meeting today, mr. clerk, do we have any announcements? >> thank you, mr. chair. please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices, completed speaker cards should be submitted to to the clerk, items acted upon will appear on the board of supervisor's agenda. >> before we move to our item, i would like to entertain a motion to excuse supervisor norman yee, so we have a motion by supervisor mar, if we can take that without objection. i know that there are a number of people here for item number 1, we have a very small item that's coming up on item 2, so i would like to take that out of order, so if you can call item number 2 and i know we'll try to make it quick so we can move to the main item of this meeting. >> item number 2 is a hear toinger consider the premise to premise transfer of a type 21 off-sale general license from 810 mission street to 810 mission street, distric

have you met any news anchors, norman?we give you today is the stick with the scooter, pal, award. we have enough anchors here already and don't you call us stable. >> i actually can get you a photo of norman wearing a suit and tie from the morning news in los angeles. >> you went to high school -- it's a guy in a dog suit. >> they went to anchor school together. >> chris claims he sees a zipper. >> i would like to say a very important point. he is going after the guinness book world record. for 30 meters. is there 29 meters winner? >> guinness occasionally comes up with new records. if you go to the dog section of their page, they have a lot of dog-like records. we did not see one for riding a scooter 30 meters. he may be the first dog ever or person, if you're chris. >> maybe we dub that one -- >> i bet you're a mean scooter. >> i can go at least 31 meters for 30 seconds on a scooter. >> that dog, i mean, honestly, the neighbors are like, oh, the dog on the scooter, again. >> oh, norman, every day, day and night. >> norm

who are supportive who have not been mentioned one is former mayor and congressman, and of the dot, norman who was instrumental way back years ago. and our current dot director ray lahood and i want to call a special shout out to former member of our board who has been a supporter of this project for many years, will (inaudible), thank you. thank you, will. and steadfast support. and this is truly been a labor of love for the board and critics along the way and i am totally convinced, absolutely convinced that when this is opened, everybody will realize this was totally worth while and all of the struggles forward and a lng time coming and great leadership. and he and his team and we appreciate that and we are it marks the beginning and i am looking forward, mr. mayor for dedication and whether i am able to rise this. and i did tell the mayor that i have a problem personally, and my term will be up before it is dedicated so i asked for one more term to be here on that great, great day. thank you all. >> so it is because of the leadership of the sfmta board of directors that we executed the

. >> pat and norman bate traveled about 300 miles on the narrow boat from liverpool to london. they parked the boat a few minutes away from st. mary's hospital where duchess kate is supposed to give birth. >>> that's not on elizabeth's travel plans, she's no tonight for roberta gonzales. >> i'm not sure norman was too excited about what. what did i get myself into? let's talk about the weather and it's been foggy along the coast all day. still across the golden gate bridge. big difference in temperatures really depending on where you were along the coast we only saw 60s. in the inland spots folks out there were shot. so here's the weather headlines, patchy fog continues overnight tonight and we could see some drizzle especially early tomorrow among along the -- morning along the coast. sunday we will feel cooler temperatures especially in the inland spots. felt pretty toasty today. then seasonable weather and dry continuing into next week. so here's kind a cool shot of coit tower. look at that. you can see some of the fog have a creepy shot right now over san francisco. so chec

norman can put his dish in the dishwasher, open the fridge to grab his own treats.uth after a drink. and he can also ride a bike. sounds better than some of my ex-boyfriends. time now for the final call. scott nations? >> market at all-time high. this week's web experts, about how to collar up spy to protect your gains. >> earnings, buying premium into earnings events is a dicey proposition. i like using calendars to finance that premium. i like names like c.a.t. rather than pressing it short. >>> rising rates, rising gas prices, how is that going to affect the casual dining experience? we're going to write about it and put it on the website of darden restaurant. take a look. >> yes quarterback check it out. we'll tweet that trade, as well. our time has expired. thanks so much for watching. for more "options action," check out our website where you can find that trade. we'll see you back here next friday, 5:30 p.m. eastern time here on cnbc. have a great weekend. >> announcer: the following paid program is sponsored by great healthworks. the opinions and views expre

essentially, as far asld see, he was chosen by montague norman to take over at the bank. and he arrived in 1940, and the manager of the bank was a frenchman called roger -- [inaudible] and the deputy manager of the bank was a german called paul heckler, member of the nazi party, who signed his correspondence aisle hitler. so during the war perhaps not surprisingly when you consider the bank is in neutral switzerland and it's not really accountable to anybody, the bis became the maybe venue for the covert channels between the allies and the nazis about postwar planning. and, for example, 1942 perry jacob soften, who's the bank's economic adviser, went off to america to have a lot of high-level meetings because, obviously, they're thinking once the war's over we've got to set up some new financial system afterwards. and he comes back, and what does he do? he goes to berlin to tell everything that he's learned. so we must think that it was predictable that the people in states would know that he was probably going to do that. they know that he's neutral as a swede, he can go

donald norman is an uber geek, one of the preeminent engineers in the country.the technical standards for high def television in the united states, but he had to hire a geek to set up his own tv. >> when people call up geeks to come and fix something or install it, a lot of them seem very apologetic for not being able to do it. should they be apologetic? >> absolutely not. no, it's not their fault. it's the damned designers of this stuff who have no understanding of real people, everyday people. >> dr. norman says the technology changes so fast and the competitive pressures are so great that products are pushed into the marketplace before engineers have had a chance to simplify them. >> someone complained to me, "you'd need a degree, an engineering degree from m.i.t. to work this damn thing." well, i have an engineering degree from m.i.t., and i couldn't work it. >> norman says one of the problems is function creep, adding all sorts of features that people don't want, don't need, can't use, and don't even know they have, like in this sketch from south park. >> m

reporting live at norman mineta, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> it's 6:56. of minutes polls will open for santa clara county district two senate seat. the race between labor leader cindy chavez and water district manager has drawn more than 17,000 vote-by-mail ballots so far. there are more than 120,000 registered voters. polls will open in a matter of minutes at 7:00 and close to night at 8:00. >>> we can tell you those two women are running to decide who will replaced disgraced supervisor george shirakawa junior. he's right now scheduled to be sentenced on friday. >>> talks between b.a.r.t. and its largest labor unions are expected to resume in hours. b.a.r.t. says talks are expected to pick back up again about 9:00 this morning. they'll be talking about wages, benefits and work rules. it's also possible they'll talk about a work-around to keep workers on the job even after the contract extension expires on monday. yesterday b.a.r.t. said if it caved to the union demands and offered pay raises above 20% over the next three years, riders would be the ones t

i am supervisor norman yee and will be chairing this meeting. to my left is supervisors cohen.my right is supervisor breed. the clerk

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that the radical mathematicians, the physicist, and then there was john von norman. were you aware of that? >> i knew that he was a pretty hot shot mathematician. i don't think i was aware of how much he bridged over until i became aware of the existence of the mathematical foundation through quantum mechanics. i can say have ever read it, but at some point i became aware that he did braces to fields. of course after the war was over i learned something about the manhattan project. but it really wasn't until i went off to college that i began to be more where avoid of remarkable person he was. and you know, his name didn't become that much of a heartfelt word will you was alive. that really happened after his death beginning with the famous obituary article in life magazine right after a died. so a lot of this i sort of became more aware of as a young adult. >> do you remember when it started to become clear to you? you said you were in college. you are slyly aware in many cases what your mother and father do. all the sudden the clouds began to part. there it is. you

wind katrina hits norman's, the question of who is in charge turns out to be a very difficult and complicated question. you have the military involved, the national guard and the government, president's trying to figure out who is going to give them updates about this and what role the federal government should play, the secretary of homeland security, newly created position and then you have fema. the voluminous reports that have been written after word by the gao, by inspectors general, outside groups, they often highlight a really big disconnect between how clearly everything looked on paper and how poorly it worked in practice. so that underscores, to me, two important points that i deal with in the book. one is that it is very difficult to predict exactly how these agencies are going to work because you're creating a living thing. it has a life of its own to some degree. you can't predict some things but not everything. the other point which runs through the entire book is this a very powerful question of what we mean will we say we want to protect ourselves. our security. and there was

supervisors in district 5 we have london reed and district 4 katie and district 7 he has a large part norman yee and supervisor avalos this is his area. our major transit routes are the 28 muni and the m ocean view among others. our major traffic routes are slope boulevard and sunset and 19th avenue and ocean avenue and others. our commercial areas are westportal and ocean avenue and others. we divide our districts into 6 car sectors. this is one one car sectors of bored are 7th avenue and 19 avenue here our two car sectors the border are sunset boulevard and those are the 3 cars basically to the beach and there's the skyline and other. our 4 car sector 19th avenue and saks on and others over here. our 5 car is daily city border and the ocean car on the side. our demographics our population agencies compromise backing black 4.3 percent and white almost 40 percent. almost 16 percent are 65 and older and almost 17 percent are 17 and increase. i have a one hundred and 7 sworn officers at the states and that includes me. for the captain staff i have two sivendz it's my clerk and on day office. i

he is norman.e title, fastest dog on a scooter, traveling just over 98 feet in record time. >> meantime, 20.75. >> three stop watches, they apparently take this very seriously. >> we're excited he made it. >> norman excited, too, taking a victory lap. that's fox watch across america. >>> now we're going back to coverage of the george zimmerman verdict and reaction to that on this sunday. trayvon martin's family is reacting to the verdict of not guilty and we are joined now by jasmine rand, an attorney for the martin family. thank you for being with us this evening. >> thank you for having me. >> i know that it was not the verdict the family wanted, but is it closure for them? >> i wouldn't say it is closure, the family is very sad today. we're obviously disheartened at some level. i think more than anything we're hopeful, inspired by the words of president obama, we're inspired by the love and support that we've gotten from around the world, i had e-mails from almost every major network telling us

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norman is an internet superstar. he can ride a bike with training wheels and a skateboard. the sheep dog traveled just over 100 feet in 20 seconds on a scooter at a chairit event in georgia. they eagerly await him. he is the talk of the town. up for reelection. but the mayor still has to number bed by 8:00. mthe mayor s number bed by 8:00. othe mayor s number bed by 8:00. mthe mayor s number bed by 8:00. the mayor s number bed by 8:00. sthe mayor s number bed by 8:00. athe mayor so number bed by 8:00. ithe mayor s to number bed by 8:00. dthe mayo to number bed by 8:00. the mayos to number bed by 8:00. . >>> when you hear that music it means just thing. it's election time somewhere in america. tonight we are focusing on a mayoral race in minnesota in which the popular incumbent seeking reelection is not even old enough for kindergarten. kevin tibbles is on the campaign trail. >> election feverit doers et, minnesota, population 22. >> keep your hands up. >> on the main drive pressing the flesh and handing out his card, he is up for reelection. >> i always wear your pin at wor

. >> this is has been submitted by norman yee, soy so i'll turn it over to him. >> thank you chair campos. before i ask michelle to come up, last year the board of supervisors passed legislation to establish the [inaudible] introducing legislation to shift the responsibility review, the required child care facility study from the department of children youth and families to office early care and education. currently the city requires that any city agency or a private developer can receive city funds for development project of 50 thousand scare square feet or more if providing an on site child care center. i believe that these studies are properly evaluated by the city. this is common sense clean up language and i hope chair campos -- i can count on your support. and today -- not only that, i'd like to note that this is a new office and it's really time for the city to start highlighting this particular office to start aggressively addressing our child care needs in san francisco. so present this legislation today is michelle from the office of early childhood and education. michelle. >> g

i am supervisor norman yee and will be chairing this meeting. to my left is supervisors cohen.my right is supervisor breed. the clerk today is linda wong. the committee would also like to acknowledge the staff at sfgtv, jessie larsen and jennifer lowell who record our meetings and make transcripts to the public online. madam clerk are there any announcements? >> yes mr. chair. please silent cell phones and. >> can you call item one. >> to amend the charter of the city for retiree health care trust fund for retiree health care cost for employer subtrust are fullied. allow for disbursement are greater than 10% and the payroll cost even if not fully funded. for the guidelines recommended by the controller with the city's governement accounting standards board actuary and by the mayor and to the retiree health care trust fund board permit by a participating employer governing board and make the control of the city treasurer and the executive director of the san francisco employees' retirement system or the designees members of the retiree health care trust fund board. >> thank you.

we're talking about modern master pieces created by norman rockwe rockwell, parish and n.c. wyeth.ch art he can rotate a new piece every six months for six years without having to repeat a piece. >> george lieu cass is a local boy. the first museum he went to was here in san francisco. he realized that that museum going experience inspired him as a young man to become an artist, to become a filmmaker. this museum we hope will inspire a whole new generation of young people. >> reporter: george lucas will pay $300 million for the museum. this is not a done deal. it needs the okay of the presidio trust. it has two other offers. they would also like to build museums there focusing on art and the environment. the presidio is expected to make a decision in the fall. >> bob, thank you very much. 95,000 square feet, very impressive. >>> stick around, christina loren will be along with your monday forecast after this break. ♪ [ hero mom ] oh, yeah. we're gettin' cereal. 'cause over 40 general mills cereals are 130 calories or less per serving. just look for the g. boom! that's how nutrition

. >> reporter: gus norman who can fix any aircraft has been the main engineer, the two trust each other absolutely. that and their faith in the 50- year-old airport gives them the security they have on one of the most dangerous jobs on earth. fighting fires from airplanes. the statistics tell the story. there are about 30 california forestry airplanes. in october 1992, air tanker 61 a modified dc7 made its final drop on a forest fire in el dorado county. and two minutes later the plane crashed killing both men on board. in june that same year another cdf tanker went down near sacramento and the list goes on. >> we try not to think about the hazards of the operation. you try to put a positive attitude toward it. if a guy goes out there and keeps his head where it's supposed to be, you can keep the statistics down a little bit. >> reporter: you've known some men who have died doing this? >> i've lost a lot of good friends in this business. >> reporter: you've gone into situations up there where you were nervous? >> i would say anxious not really nervous. i have complete faith in the capta

chosen by montagu norman to takeover of bank. he arrived in 1940. the manager of the bank, of richmond. the deputy manager of the bank was a german, a member of the nazi party. there is general secretary was italian and the economic adviser was a swede. so during the war not surprisingly when you consider the bank is legally in neutral switzerland and is not really accountable to anybody, the dis became the main venue for covert channels between the allies and announces about postwar planning and, for example, 1942. jacobson, the bank economic adviser to went to america to have high-level meetings because they're thinking once the war is over we have to set up some new financial system afterwards. he comes back. what does he do? he goes off to berlin to tell the hamel everything is learned. so we must think that it was predictable for the people in the states who were telling him these things would know that he is probably going to do that. and they're talking to. he can't go backwards and forwards. he has these connections to the germans. and it is

films and another would feature pieces from his private art collection which includes masterpieces by normanrockwell. >> the first museum george lucas went to was right here in san francisco. he realized that museum-going experience inspired him as a young man to become an artist, a filmmaker. so this museum we hope will inspire a whole new generation of young people. >>> lucas would pay the $300 million price tag out of his own pocket and endow another $400 million to keep it running. it needs the approval of the presidio trust. >>> for a brief part of the day president obama was able to smile and have fun. he joked about tim lincecum'sko hair and pablo sandoval's nickname, the kung fu panda. >> congratulations to the san francisco giants on their second world series title in three years. they're making this a habit. >> they would like that. the president is a white sox fan but very happy to honor the world series champion giants. the team presented him with an autograph bat and ball. he said he couldn't make out any of the signatures. he also honored the giants organization for its work in

rabbi norman lamm is leaving his current position as university chancellor.hile he was president, several men said they were abused by teachers and employees at the high school. lamm called his decision not to tell police "ill-conceived." as muslims prepare for ramadan this week, we have a lucky severson story today about helping rebuild a destitute community, replacing crime and hopelessness with social justice. it's also a story that might fit somewhere in the argument about whether islam fosters peace or violence. it turns out that there is a strong and influential campaign by muslims on the south side of chicago to help people of all religions, and none, help themselves. >> it's not at all unusual for the call to prayer to be overwhelmed by the wail of a siren, not in this southwestern chicago neighborhood. it's known as chicago lawn, a tranquil name for a very unsettled place. this is usama cannon. >> there are people who are here who have sleepless nights because their hearts are torn apart by what's happening to the human family. there are people here.

his name is norman and, yes -- >> norman. >> you remember him? performing pooch is back in the game. he showed off his scooter cred three years ago on "gma" and made a return appearance on a bicycle. the latest, norman has now speeded his way into the guinness world book of records, 100 feet. he was raising money. >> did he break another dog's record? >> yes, yes. 20 something and he kind of -- >> i can see why -- you just wanted to weigh in on all this, ryan. >> i did. i didn't want to interrupt your segment. we're over here doing our own panel. >> right. >> we felt you. >> miley said she can't get her dog to pee on the wee-wee pad. that's what's happening over here. what's happening over there. >> back to you at the desk. >> it's true. norm an, when he stands up he's almost as tall as you. he's a dog with -- >> a big dog. >> he has a way of making other dogs feel bad about themselves. i can sit and stay. >> save us, sam. >> your zen of the day. if you would just kind of kick back, relax, head to the beach. it's gorgeous. ryan, why are you here

office who is actually we would borrow from one of the other supervisors and that was supervisor norman yee who gave us help. he helps -- thank you for that for your great work. and most of all i want to thank the community for feeding me over the past couple of days and being in my office and keeping us honest about our budget and pushing on us, community labor advocates who were there. i know that there was a lot that -- for us to fulfill and i know there's still a lot that people expect more of us, but i truly believe we have something that moves the city forward and look forward to your further leadership and partnership with you in the future. thank you. >> supervisor mar. >> thank you. i want to say on the process that i think the department presented to us did a great job also with distinction information and really doing great job answering the questions we had. i think chair farrell had great questions and we had the questions about equity and serving the needs for the most vulnerable through each of the departments. i won't repeat the thanks to the hard working staff but i did