[video] norman thomas: eisenhower's great and very well-deserved reputation in europe was made by his extraordinary success in pulling together men of different nations and different points of view. and therefore, i expected from him at least a greater effort than we have had to pull together our allies and friends. the one fact you can't escape is that we have simply got to stay with the non-communists asia and europe. not just the british, not just the french, not just the indians, but the whole lot of them. i don't think they are always reasonable or right, but we are not strong enough to ignore this. >> but my understanding is -- norman thomas: just let me finish this -- brian: [chuckling] now, who is this? evan: that is my grandfather norman thomas, who was a socialist, who ran six times for president. he was not a very good father to my father, but a good grandfather to me because he had more time for me. amazingly, the only time i ever met richard nixon when i was at "newsweek" and nixon came over

norman: in the puberty process this system reawakens again. the system that has been awakened in utero comes back in which hormones hitting the pituitary causes the release of other hormones that strike the ovary or testes and cause the release of testosterone of estrogen mainly. those produced the differences between the body of the male and female which is associated with puberty. so, we have been able to, since 1980, block the release of the hormone from the hypothalamus to the pituitary. once you do that so far upstream, everything downstream goes down to zero. we have a record of this medication being completely successful in shutting them down until the appropriate time and also the fact it is completely reversible. look how revealing this is because the twin sister affirms the female identity and the puberty blocks two years to get more time for counseling without pressure of body change. that is very important because if we are going to give her estrogen, that will have permanent effects. take a look at what will happen to her if she w

he said how can you engage with the ideas of norman mailer if you don't engage with the ideas of normaniler? do you really need to understand what the left is argued -- all about if you want to argue with them. >> i do want to monopolize you. i think we have people who are anxious to ask a question so we will take some questions from the audience. yes maam. it would help if you could go to the microphone. sorry about that. >> you haven't talked about their relationships to the women's movement which were very powerful. both of them are antagonistic and norman mailer loved the idea of women being independent enough to sleep with him but not big enough to be political in the world so i would like you to talk about that. >> there's a whole chapter in the book on this exact question and i'm grateful. the first time i ever presented on this friendship i had no business doing it. i was thinking of this book and presenting it. the first question someone asked was that one. how are you going to write a book about the 60s based on two old white guys and where's the women's movement? >>> 's both

we have norman with us.orman is one of the pioneers in the united states of pediatric endocrinology. he can help people make a decision whether or not they should go one with their idea that they are in the wrong body. he has adopted a european strategy and applied it into the united states of postponing puberty subtest -- puberty so that they actually want to do and make the decisions in an intelligent fashion. the reason he wants to delete puberty -- delay puberty, is because once puberty forms it is a more radical procedure than before. we have catherine with us, an old friend. she is interested in how sexes are presented in the brain and she found in mice, amazingly that in the male mouse there is a representation of the female. this is not a completely novel idea. freud suggested we are all bisexual and that is one aspect of the sexuality matures and the other one remains. you pointed this out -- there are men with female components and women with male components even in adult life. we have with us meli

norman's proposal was to have one built ourselves. we're going to build one up here, it costs 12 thousand dollars to move it up here and to drive it into the city i wanted to say that also has been an expense, but other than that, those are the money behind some of the expenditures and i just wanted to end on that part of it. it has been kind of ambiguous because we've been starting at one school and we added lakeshore and the staff participate ining the program, they may have one adult after school two adults after school, four adults after school after we work the kinks out we'll come up with the parameters, we had noontime people that were not getting paid very much, and we you started with the money and we fixed these problems along the way, that concludes our presentation. i really want to extend my thank you to sal and to the sac for their leadership in stepping up and also to principal greg john and sfpd for being great partners chief sir, the moment i called him at the beginning and norman reached out to them, they're 100% beh

thank you, norman and congratulations again to you and cd d.c.hank you to the supervisors that are here, commissioner christensen and anothers thank you to gordon to rose that's been not only here we were together when we opened up the family housing a block away this was named after willie brown so got to go down there i want to thank you for the opportunity not only to celebrate many reasons to celebrate this the reason they put me last they want to make it quick it is getting warm congratulations andrea i love the story i watch our baby walk around and get on the bus and go to school this is amazing that's the definition of family housing people can really have the entire family be a part of this neighborhood i want to say thank you to the 14 families that were displaced by our central you were trusted and patient with a city that has not fulfilled old promises the way we should this project awhile great today i think unfortunately took over seven years to be able to produce and chinatown and our neighborhoods didn't feel the benefits of the t

thank you, norman and congratulations again to you and cd d.c.nk you to gordon to rose that's been not only here we were together when we opened up the family housing a block away this was named after willie brown so got to go down there i want to thank you for the opportunity not only to celebrate many reasons to celebrate this the reason they put me last

thank you, norman and congratulations again to you and cd d.c.nk you to gordon to rose that's been not only here we were together when we opened up the family housing a block away this was named after willie brown so got to go down there i want to thank you for the opportunity not only to celebrate many reasons to celebrate this the reason they put me last they want to make it quick it is getting warm congratulations andrea i love the story i watch our baby walk around and get on the bus and go to school this is amazing that's the definition of family housing people can really have the entire family be a part of this neighborhood i want to say thank you to the 14 families that were displaced by our

yee, norman yee's office. three parts are made in making the program successful, one is proper enforcement so you need some people who are familiar with the program to help make sure that the program is running smoothly at each of sites. second is improving traffic control and third is public safety awareness campaign, the s -- sac makes sure these three points are going smoothly. when schools are first joining this program, there are several steps the school must take. the first step is meeting with the school principal and the team to discuss further steps with this program. the second step is surveying the school site area for the program. ordering the necessary equipment and supplies selecting the student leaders who will be in charge of this program, and for the safety patrol and orientation training for students and staff to become more familiar with this program and finally announcing the school's kickoff date. >> now i'd like to introduce miguel tantiado, thank you, from academy of arts and sciences an

. >> norman, oklahoma, is home to university of oklahoma and the sooners football team, but it's alsonarily unpredictable and violent weather. >> that storm, once it started really spinning 10 miles west of norman, ramped up pretty quickly, and boom, in a matter of a couple minutes it started spinning much, much faster. >> that's trouble with a capital "t" right there. >> monitoring the storm that day is mike morgan, chief meteorologist for station kfor in oklahoma city. >> you can really see the wall cloud starting to spin much, much faster. at that point, we knew there was going to be a reasonable chance that a tornado was going to set down on the western sides of norman, third largest city in oklahoma, and go right through town. hey, mike. we've got tower flashes right here. it's going to be about two miles just to the west of campus. just to the west of the norman campus. >> up in his news chopper pilot wells can see the storm approaching from the west. >> it's two and a half miles from the university of oklahoma. and you know, you see a lot of people out on the streets. so my tho

norman: i wish we knew more. want to show you a powerful example of identical twins who in this case, one of the male twins and we have proven that these twins are indeed identical and born male, but one of them at age three started to say everything about being a girl. in fact if there was any issue that came up she turned it into an issue of gender. she did some of those things that we consider hallmarks like preferring to wear female underwear and pajamas, etc. by the age of seven, the family decided with the help of a counselor to change her name to a female name and to have the child assume a female role. here is twin sister with twin brother at the age of just about nine to 10 years of age. they were in fourth grade. what i want to point out is if i switched all the attachments to them, the airings, the clothing the hairstyles, the shoes, you could basically switch one to the other. the fact of the matter is that kids with their clothes on our virtually interchangeable pre-puberty. actually their hormonal l

have a high percentage what was it oh, yeah 27 percent of the population is identified as gates a norman around truly gifted students is one percent of the population so we are a little bit overrepresented that almost a quarter of the students i know

over the last 100 years you've seen them everywhere, on public service projects in norman rockwell paintings marching in 4th of july parades and marching off to the woods to like and camp. i know because i did it. yeah that's me on the left. i've been involved with scouts in various capacities for most of my life and count the experience as one of the most important and formative in my life. i'm an eagle scout as is my son. like the rest of the organization wrestled with religious beliefs, and be sexual orientation. today gay youngsters are allowed to be scouts but gay member and men and women cannot serve as volunteers.

lear and bud yorkin turned the spin-off series into an art form. >> norman lear hates to call it ther factory. all of his series come out of this building, allowing lear to move from show to show like a dervish. >> "good times" was like holy smokes, there's black people on tv. >> there had never been a complete black family on tv with a father. what made it so unique and universal is, we have the same problems in our household and we do not live in the projects in chicago. >> dynomite! >> you want to worry your head about nothing, go ahead and do it. but i have $32 in the shoe box. and i got another $6 in my pocket. >> you worked all night and all they paid you were $6? >> there were a lot of folks who were not happy with the show. the black panthers were very upset. when huey newton came to see me, the big complaint was, why can't we see a black man who's doing better than that? >> "the jeffersons" started as neighbors of archie bunker. >> don't call me [ expletive ]! >> why are you so sensitive all of a sudden? >> how would you like it if i called you [ expletive ]? >> he called me

a better skydiver. >> with norman's camera recording, no one is ready for what happens next. as orlando turns his back to the door, his back opens, the chute flies out, opening prematurely, yanking him out and snagging him on the plane's trail. he twists out of control, smacking on side of the plane. orlando's own helmet cam also records the event. now his lives and the lives at everyone inside the plane are at risk. >> having a premature deployment or early deployment is very dangerous. a lot of things can happen. by the force orlando is drug out of the plane, he can hit the door, be unconscious. you can see the canopy pull of air on top and on bottom and the pressure is so great, that you can actually feel the plane bouncing up and down, like some type of earthquake. if he rips out the tail of the airplane, the airplane can go into a death spin and nobody will be able to get out. there's nothing nobody can do to save him, there's no way you can climb to the tail to the back and try to release him. that's only in the movies. >> there's only one thing the skydivers left insid

then heap burst upon the public consciousness when he took on bigotry with "all in the family." >> norman lear, created iconic shows. >> they revolutionized cbs and all of television. >> our world is coming crumbling down, the -- are coming. >> to use language like that on tv was unheard of it. captured a certain moment. >> archie, 12% of the population is black. there should be a lot of black >> yeah, this is only a beginning, but i think it's wonderful. >> see how wonderful it is -- >> it scared me when i saw "all in the family" they better be careful. there was no doubt, the american people were going to accept it. >> do you have a quick answer for the people who say the show reinforces bigotry? >> my quick answer is no. >> everybody is going to see something they knew damn well was going on and nothing that surprising. >> edith, i'm out of toilet paper. >> no, we are not. i bought some yesterday it's in the closet in the kitchen. >> i ain't in the kitchen. >> oh. >> hearing a toilet flush for the first time was a big deal and made headlines. [ toilet flushes ] >> what's the country co

i want to just give a special shout out to supervisor norman yee because he has led this in everyone of our periodic meetings he's really championed a dialogue around this. we are currently recruiting community members interested in serving on this council wanting to make a difference for the thousands of lives of children in our city now and in the future. if you are interested we are going to call you out and have you come and volunteer. don't be just a critic. get yourself involved. find solutions. be part of the answer. that's what our school district needs and now we have one of the biggest answers and that's the infusion of dollars but also increasing the partnership that our city has. i don't ever want to have an i know this school board knows this. it's more than just talk. i told you that you will not have a city at an abandons you, that you may not get from state politics, that during these times of economic prosperity we are going to share with our school district because we know that's where the talent is grown. and every successful industry in the city whether it's healt

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he had the guest list, someone told him that my grandfather was norman thomas. he made a beeline to me. and of course, it made me feel good. i was flattered that he knew who my grandfather was and that he had a view different from him. brian: your father was editor of kennedy's book "profiles in courage," and a lot of other books. is it hard to live up to? evan: yes. i am still working on it. [laughter] i am 64-years-old. i am still working on it! brian: your father and grandfather went to princeton. you went to harvard. then you went back to teach at princeton. evan: i taught there for eight years. i have a soft spot for princeton. i am the kind of person that dick nixon would have hated in a lot of ways because i'm an east coast establishment guy. but that made me more curious about him, and i was just touched, the one time i met him, that he was able to fight through -- he could have been, i was the grandson of a socialist, after all. yet, he made the effort to be personable with me and be friendly. that gave me a bit of insight into how he became more succes

2015, my name is supervisor farrell i'm joined by vice chair supervisor katie tang and supervisor norman yee i want to thank jennifer lowe and others for clovrg this and mrs. clerk linda wong a rescheduled meeting for in wednesday as well as the recess meeting for monday, i want to welcome supervisor eric mar and the 905 recess meeting from monday so madam clerk it you would call we're going to take care of a few things and back into recess the fire department. >> yes. mr. chair item 5 ordinance amending the fire code to increase the fees forces departments services and making environmental finding. >> okay. thank you colleagues that is part of fire department we have the gentleman here. >> good morning marsh here to speak on would item the first was approved last week this piece of legislation for changes to the san francisco fire code with a minor fee for permits and inspections the increases is needed for the cost of recovering the fees for the department those fees are not raised for the last few years but we need 4 percentage to recover costs i'll be happy to answer any questions. >

it was everything i wanted. >> with filming complete, norman and dominic start editing.the three shots on top of each other. isolating michel and removing the garbage cans using a complex process call the compositing. >> compositing it has to be done frame by frame so it took a lot of time. >> they launch the clip. viewers jump at the chance to watch their latest exploit. >> people just want to share the mess unfolding. you know good can't come from jumping on a trampoline on to a car, and then of course it doesn't. >> internet detectives scour the video for clues to fakery and catch a mistake. can you spot it? >> look at the shadow of the car. in the moment of the crash, it doesn't move. no! no! how could we be so blind? >> mistake aside, the trampoline trick just adds to the internet legend of michel and sven. it looks like that legend will live on. >>> from crafty kids to a spacey spouse. let's face it, when you just had surgery, you probably don't want to be trending on the internet. >> oh, my -- ow! >> there is this whole genre online of people coming out of anesthe

we have norman spack with us. he is one of the pioneers in the united states of pediatric endocrinology who can help people make a decision as to whether or not they should go on with their idea that they're in the wrong body and actually lead to transformation. and he has adopted a european strategy and really applied it in the united states of postponing puberty so people can think through what they actually want to do. and make the decision in an intelligent and thoughtful fashion. and the reason he wants to delay puberty is once puberty forms, it's a much more radical procedure than if you proceed before puberty. >> we have katharine kath ran dulac an old friend here last time. she is interested in how sex is represented in the brain. and she has found in mice amazingly in the male mouse this representation of the female. and in the female this recommendation of the male. this is not a completely novell idea freud not working with mice but working with people suggested we are all bi sexual and we develop that

of the other great writers and writing about the american space program, whether it's tom wolfe or norman mailer. and i urge you to pick it up on the way out but as we're talking, would it be appropriate, i think to start with you reading something and then we could do a few readings kind of from a later -- and you can either do it from here or the podium, wherever. >> guest: right here. can everybody hear me? i'm going read a few pages. the book has a prologue, so doesn't need any explanation. i can just jump right into it. page one. prologue. airs' space. the smith tone january national airs' space museum in washington, dc has a grand entrance on independence avenue. a long row of smoked glass doors, set into an enormous it would edifice. most oof of the buildings nearby or marble or stone neoclassical. meant to appear as old as the capitol and washington monument which flank them. the air and space museum, completed in 1976 is an expense meant to look ultra modern, futuristic, which is to save it looks like a 1970s idea of the future. i remember pulling open one of the doors as a child

have a high percentage what was it oh, yeah 27 percent of the population is identified as gates a norman around truly gifted students is one percent of the population so we are a little bit overrepresented that almost a quarter of the students i know we that it raise questions and that 46 period of time of the gates identified are chinese and they make up 31 percent of our population sow we were a little bit concerned some disproportionmently was going on for a aboard discussion. >> i've not seen the data that was presented at curriculum so i'd like to get a copy. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you very much i'd like to ask committee chairs to nun miss committee meetings schedule for this month. >> i'll say we're asking staff whether or not to have a rules committee meeting actually, i read about a bill but we're already the teacher evaluation bill we have a position opposing it but might want to discuss that but have a rules committee meeting next week hoping that not to happen. >> any other committees that may meet this month. >> so we have 1086 scheduled for the 15 next monday but i kno

this is the iconic rosie the riveter -- norman rockwell's on the right and the other one that we all know. she wasn't real -- you all know that. she was a composite. i'm sure you all know that. besides riveting, she did all the other factory jobs and clerical jobs, but what happens in the end -- the next day after the war is over, they were sent home. they were told to go. i am from east meadow, which is right next to levittown. i grew up in the same type of house. but that is true. they did go home. the interesting thing is though, that many of the women liked working. they like having the wage, and some of them did remain in jobs. the military, by the way, said open we don't need you anymore at all -- "we don't need you anymore at all," so they sent them home, but it led the way into the 1960's. >> [inaudible] women who did not want to go home were stuck. >> we had bombed europe to smithereens. germany had bombed the industrial capacity of england. we had wrecked all of japan. if you wanted anything after the war -- if you wanted a toaster -- i never had trouble finding a job. judi

my name is mark farrell and chairing the committee and supervideser scott wiener and norman yee and will be joined by catty tang and arrack mar. do we have announcement >> please silence cell phones and electronic devices and complete a speaker card and [inaudible] submitted to the clerk >> thank you madam clerk. if you would call itedm 1 and 2 >> item 1 budget and ordinance appropriating receipts and expendstures for city and county of san francisco for january 1 for fiscal year ending joun 3016 and 17. sal item 2 ordinance fra[inaudible] for the fiscal year ending june 302016 and 20 sfone continuing creating and establishing these positions >>ual come to a board and i'll read prestigeeral things that we go through. we'll call up individuals in conjunction with the sheriff office and want to thank you the sheriff office. we'll call individuals up by row to speak. we'll ask ever everyone to leave after public comment. we'll have overflow area room 263 as space permits. we have a lot happening in city hall today but not aishue. just a reminder persons with a disability elderly or persons

and many go and visit our schools and incorporate their system so i want to thank you supervisor normane tang in district 4 (clapping) and next to katie is our fabulous assessor our which none of you have any idea it is carmen chu it is fanatic a former supervisor in district 4 i'm going to put pressure on you carmen chu would have braft with all her principle and bring them on the bay to welcome them to their school year carmen chu thank you she collection and accesss our properties that trickled into the school district so come and talk about the trial judge down effect and who gets impacted cayman thank you for being here it means a lot to us (clapping.) now our process is not a simple process we actually ask for nomination throughout the year we we collect the nomination this year 1906 and 77 teacher nomination from 67 schools so they go there a rigorous process with the personnel files and we're looking for outstanding evaluations and insuring the commitment of 5 years a minimum of 5 years and then we have a panel that so our panel has every year kind of grasped with the idea of th

fresh off the weather we want 0 people to stand behind this may not be everybody i have a list so norman oh, that's me and reverend ma gray crepe susan and naomi kelly brigitte jackson this is neighborhood week we want to celebrate neighborhood work cd c is part of the organizations we were the first selected in san francisco we their celebrating also on the list alex representatives from david chiu and andrea and gordon chiu come on up and jane kim and aaron all the front row just get up here step up we need to move the table back she want to be in the shade move the table back yeah. >> so there's more standing room you you get the new super scissors and get ready we want everyone here. >> where do you see these photographs (laughter) and yeah. captain lazzaro we have space. >> yeah. that's chief suhr. >> a plan. >> oh, john, of course from mta okay. if you think you're a big shot come up whatever there is room in the back in the back okay. are we ready. >> count down. >> 5, 4, 3, 2 1 all right. it is done it is finished (clapping) and we've got to thank neighborhood works for the food

and many go and visit our schools and incorporate their system so i want to thank you supervisor normanng in district 4 (clapping) and next to katie is our fabulous assessor our which none of you have any idea it is carmen chu it is fanatic a former supervisor in district

. >> i expect a microphone that norman is held to sizzle my figures it is it is enforceable in the minis this is a celebration that san francisco more than any other city san francisco is there it's successful mayor's and amazing community of nonprofit have created repairs to the stairs and the issues in our beautiful city with desperately needed affordable housing for an old san franciscan like me north beach is sacred ground nothing means more than the great people (calling names) the whole institution have given to me and my colleagues to transform the square of the embarcadero freeway for those buildings and across the street as you look around the big picture how to fits into the city is originally and file number look at the people and look at the buildings but look at the many pictures look at how every baseboard meets the doorjamb and see how the hard work (calling names) by the incredibly capable and daebltd steve of our office i especially want to acknowledge fred lion who is glorious photograph in the lobby and his life work of affirmative for san francisco conveys the ervin

known as the shark, norman is also one of the most accomplished athletes in business with the globalompassing everything from clothing and wine to golf course design in real estate. >> there's nothing that i don't think i can't do. >> but a