(applause) >> thanks, olson. i want to recognize a few people here that have been instrumental in this program and the creation of it. again, we mentioned olson and brian chu, but want to thank our union membership. i see floyd from 78. i see marty from our police officers association. michelle and don from our sheriff's unions. ~ 798. i also want to recognize chief hayes white, and sheriff mirkarimi, thank you all for being here and for showing your support. i want to introduce someone i felt was really important to make sure that we connect how this is going to affect the members of our first responder department on an individual basis. and i want to introduce someone who has been a part of the sheriff's department for ten years here in san francisco formerly a cadet here in city hall, now part of the investigative services unit, has been renting in san mateo, i understand, for the last five years and is looking to purchase a home here in san francisco. and one of those first responders that we are proud to hav

olson lee. (applause) >> thank you. i really want to thank the mayor and the board of supervisors for their leadership, again, on the whole prop c effort and also the voters of san francisco. i will not go into a front end and back d

has been doing this i think since 1906. [ laughter ] olson has been doing this forever. and along with a lot of other people in the city, we not have the history of affordable housing in san francisco without olson lee. he has been tireless. he worked harder to make this happen than anyone that i know and committed than any human being i have met. i want to thank olson and the rest of the mayor's office of housing and the staff for their work on this sfwater. [ effort. >> [ applause ] >> again in the obscure world of affordable housing, leadership pelosi has been a huge champion with senator feinstein in preserving the program. we know we have a huge champion in you as we look at tax reform, we're confident that you will be with us on that issue. we get investors to buy the tax credits and that helps to pay for the building. it's a very complicated transaction and todd is here representing the foundation. they have brought in equity investment of over $1.2 billion. to give you a sense of how important they are and how important the program is. thank you. [ applause ] you

last year, thanks to the great leadership of our mayor ed lee, his office of housing in particular, olson lee and brian chu who are here with us today and my colleagues on the board of supervisors, together and with the voters of san francisco, we passed proposition c, the housing trust fund initiative, to create and approve affordable housing city-wide and to provide loans to assist with the down payment towards the purchase of homes here in san francisco. the passage of the housing trust fund was and is a huge win for all of san francisco and our residents as one step in the right direction towards continuing to solve our city's ongoing housing needs. we are here today to announce the launch of a renewed down payment assistance program for our first responders here in san francisco. statistics will say that the majority of all of our first responders live outside of our city limits, and i for one believe that our communities and our neighborhoods are strengthened here in san francisco by the men and women who put their lives on the line every single day for us as san francisco residents

olson had served two tours of duty in iraq during which he turned against the war and began speaking. other protesters, including jesse palmer, are nearby when police decide to act. >> we were in the intersection, and it was actually fairly calm, and then all of a sudden the explosions went off and the tear gas was kind of all around us. >> protester ernest doty, a local artist, is there too. >> kind of out of nowhere the whole mood changed. it got very violent very quickly and just got really chaotic. >> in addition to tear gas, police also fired bean bag projectiles and flash-bang grenades, both considered non-lethal crowd control measures. >> then people, of course, start panicking, and then to the right of me i saw scott olson get hit. i didn't know who he was at this time. he was just a stranger. and when i seen him get hit, i whistled at another guy, and we ran in and grabbed him by his backpack and tried to pull him out. >> scott olson is lying on the ground, bleeding from his head and mouth. >> and that's when that other percussion grenade or tear gas canister came in and ble

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. >> cheryl olson, an extraordinary thing to do to kill both your parents in this manner. quite intelligent sounding and yet, one day he randomly picks a gun up and blows both his parents away. what did you think of his justification, or his excuse, if you like he had been driven to this by watching "the matrix" and the bodies song. can this be a link to what these shooters do? >> the first thing you have to keep in mind is the number of people that play violent video games of watch "the matrix" and a lot of them don't hurt anybody, let alone kill parents. i did a study on children 13, 14, 15 years old and the boys i studied and 2/3rds of them were playing a mature violent video game like grand theft auto on a regular basis. >> he said eric harris and dylan klebold were hero figures to him. this young man arrested for plotting an attack on his oregon school, a similar hero worship for what happened at columbine, an attempt to copy cat this. how much is a problem with that where unstable young people who are perhaps disenfranchised from society want to make a stir for thems

. >> cheryl olson, an extraordinary thing to do to kill both your parents in this manner.. he's quite intelligent sounding and yet, one day he randomly picks a gun up and blows both his parents away. what did you think of his justification, or his excuse, if you like he had been driven to this by watching "the matrix" and the bodies song. can this be a link to what these shooters do? >> the first thing you have to keep in mind is the number of people that play violent video games of watch "the matrix" and a lot of them don't hurt anybody, let alone kill parents. i did a study on children 13, 14, 15 years old and the boys i studied and 2/3rds of them were playing a mature violent video game like grand theft auto on a regular basis. >> he said eric harris and dylan klebold were hero figures to him. this young man arrested for plotting an attack on his oregon school, a similar hero worship for what happened at columbine, an attempt to copy cat this. how much is a problem with that where unstable young people who are perhaps disenfranchised from society want to make a stir for

let's bring in piper jaffray's michael olson. in the past we've seen the 1,000 price target, sometimes being called the kiss of death. why is it not that for priceline? >> maybe this is another one you have to believe. you've got to believe there's also a great fundamental story. if you look at the international opportunity ahead of online travel, we're at a point where only 50% are online. >> so what are the risks to your price target achievement? play the other side for us, mike, just as a devil's advocate. >> i think the big thing that some people brought up in the last 12 to 24 months, there's definitely a lot of competition, a lot of marketing espn that will have to continue to take place in order for priceline to maintain the share that they have. look at this quarter in particular they're about to report tonight. the street on average has operating margins down something like 400 basis points or four percentage points year over year. that would be the biggest drop in operating margin in years. i don't think that's going to

so, mayor lee, olson, i will be here to answer questions if you like off to the side. but thank you all for being here. much appreciated. ... >>> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> good morning, and welcome to the joint meeting of the san francisco public utilities commission and local agency formation commission. my name is john avalos. this meeting is brought to you by sfgtv staff. call item no. 2 please. >> roll call. avalos present, breed present, commissioner mar? present, schmeltzer is absent and leah pimentel is absent. >> president torres, commissioner cane present, commissioner moran, and commissioner courtney is excused today. >> mr. chairman, we have a quorum. >> very good. thank you very much. if you can call item no. 3, please. >> item 3: opening remarks and discussion of expectations for the joining meeting. sf lafco chairperson john avalos and sf puc president art torres.sf 31234 >> thank you very much. as chair of local agency formation commission, i would like to thank you for joining us at this meeting. we are at a very critical juncture now to approve the water pr

so, mayor lee, olson, i will be here to answer questions if you like off to the side. but thank you all for being here. much appreciated. ... >> hello. you're watching the show that explores san francisco's love affair with food. there are at least 18 farmers markets in san francisco alone, providing fresh and affordable to year-round. this is a great resource that does not break the bank. to show just how easy it can be to do just that, we have come up with something called the farmers' market challenge. we find someone who loves to cook, give them $20, and challenge them to create a delicious meal from ingredients found right here in the farmer's market. who did we find for today's challenge? >> today with regard to made a pot greater thanchapino. >> you only have $20 to spend. >> i know peter it is going to be tough, but i think i can do it. it is a san francisco classic. we are celebrating bay area food. we have nice beautiful plum tomatoes here. we have some beautiful fresh fish here. it will come together beautifully. >> many to cut out all this talk, and let's g

john olson has new developments. >> wondering how long the trains will continue to run bart riders say the labor dispute should have been resolved by now especially with the extension. >> it's hard on a lot of people i know piv concern for them too but really it's lake come on. so much time. >> governor brown light ago fire under both side. putting off a possible strike for at legislature a week and calling for 3 person board to investigate the negotiations so far. this afternoon the head of the panel sent a letter to all parties asking them to explain if strike or lock out would disrupt or endanger the public. please include your organization position on each of the issues with any relevant supporting documentation you wish to include such as the estimated cost of the proposal. >> they want to see what the offers are. what our financial outlook is. what is our bump it numbers. unfunded capitol the need. >> want fair deal. we arenetia we are not in the final offer or im pavements labor expert at uc berkeley. >> they are hopefully going to choose the devil they know that is what is happ

so, mayor lee, olson, i will be here to answer questions if you like off to the side. but thank you all for being here. much appreciated. ... >> n*e. july 31, 2013, board of appeals, the preceding officer this evening is board vice president ann lazarus and joined by commissioner fung and honda and hurtado. >> at the controls of the board's legal assistance, and i'm cynthia the board's director. we are joined by the departments that have cases before the board, scott sanchez is here and he is the zoning administrator and representing the planning department and planning commission, creco, is here, the chief building inspector representing building inspection. >> if you could go over the meeting guidelines and conduct the swearing in process. >> the board requests that you turn off all phones and pagers so that they will not disturb the proceedings and carry on conversations in the hallway. the board's rules of presentation are as follows. appellants and permit holders and department representatives each have seven minutes to present their cases and three minutes for re

john olson has new developments. >> wondering how long the trains will continue to run bart riders say the labor dispute should have been resolved by now especially with the extension. >> it's hard on a lot of people them toothem too but really it's lake come on. so much time. >> governor brown light ago fire under both side. putting off a possible strike for at legislature a week and calling for 3 person board to investigate the negotiations so far. this afternoon the head of the panel sent a letter to all parties asking them to explain if strike or lock out would disrupt or endanger the public. please include your organization position on each of the issues with any relevant supporting documentation you wish to include such as the estimated cost of the proposal. >> they want to see what the offers are. what our financial outlook is. what is our bump it numbers. unfunded capitol the need. >> want fair deal. we are negotiateable. we have room. we are not in the final offer or im pavements labor expert at uc berkeley. >> they are hopefully going to choose the devil they know that is wha

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john olson has new developments. >> wondering how long the trains will continue to run bart riders say the labor dispute should have been resolved by now especially with the extension. >> it's hard on a lot of people i know piv concern for them too but really it's lake come on. so much time. >> governor brown light ago fire under both side. putting off a possible strike for at legislature a week and calling for 3 person board to investigate the negotiations so far. this afternoon the head of the panel sent a letter to all parties asking them to explain if strike or lock out would disrupt or endanger the public. please include your organization position on each of the issues with any relevant supporting documentation you wish to include such as the estimated cost of the proposal. >> they want to see what the offers are. what our financial outlook is. what is our bump it numbers. unfunded capitol the need. >> want fair deal. we are negotiateable. we have room. we are not in the final offer or im pavements labor expert at uc berkeley. >> they are hopefully going to choose the devil they k

. >> reporter: if you choose salad when eating out like edie olson, it's a toss-up, but you notice higher >> no, i wasn't aware. >> reporter: but the man making her salad knows. >> we have to sometimes swallow. >> reporter: he owns walnut creek's lettuce. he knows all about lettuce's ever changing prices. have you noticed much of a change? >> on the pricing? >> yes. >> absolutely. >> reporter: the owners of "lettuce" say lettuce prices are up about 20% in recent months. >> right now it's summertime. right now it should be plentiful. right now should be the lowest price you can get. >> reporter: about one mile away at the sunnyvale market and deli the price for a head of iceberg is now $1.69, sometimes as low as a dollar or $1.29. the usda shows wholesale prices are double what they were a year ago. california's lettuce fields are plentiful but most of the crops are going to the east coast where farms have either had rain or heat damage. >> it's the one place where you can get a salad that actually tastes like i made it at home. >> we stay with it you may not make that much profit. >> repo

coming up next it also happens when a single month takes on the challenge of looking after an entire olson and find out for a show breaking on opposite. the u.s. government project arrow marty has been in place for twenty years this project was designed to break the media monopoly on cuban television by putting u.s. government propaganda up to t.v. screens this injection of american t.v. works with a blimp and a c one thirty military plane working in tandem you know this would actually be a major achievement in the history of technology if it actually worked this program which over the years has built up a billion taxpayer dollars simply does not work but continues to exist despite the cuban government completely blocking the transmission the official logic of continuing the program is that it would send a bad message to the cuban government if they stopped brilliance and action but the big question is who gives the u.s. government the right to propagandize cubans just because they have a different lifestyle doesn't mean it is wrong and the u.s. government does has the right to destroy it

please join me in welcoming the author, lynn olson. [applause] >> thank you, thank you all for being here, thank you for that absolutely wonderful introduction. this is a really spectacular event and i am very pleased to have been asked to participate. i would like to give a big shout out to the city of gaithersburg for putting this on. it is so incredibly hardening for and author to have an event like this. i don't feel i should pay to be to the montgomery county council for its incredible support of the arts and cultural community in the county. i know all this because my daughter in law and danny cloud looks at the partnership. she told me a number of times how much the council and you have done what you have done, maintain funding for the organization like hers. i would like to start by reading a quotation from winston churchill and you can always count on americans to do the right thing. after they tried everything else. it is a wonderfully funny line, and exasperation, anger and bitterness. churchill clearly felt those emotions i

olson's recommendation. it's a question of making sure can we do that effectively and serve the victim and can we also do it within our resource constraints so it's a combination of things but i think the bottom line is we are very concerned about the impact this is having on victims. obviously the impact it's having on the deficit treasury is significant that the impact it's having on victims is significant and we are committed to figure out what we can do to help. >> mr. werfel you have heard of willey sutton haven't you, the famous bank robber? >> yes. >> well mr. connolly, now didn't you, i thought you had great testimony. what was the number you said were prosecuted? >> i believe mr. chairman the last hearing we had i want to say because i asked, i want to say there were four convictions. >> four convictions. we are lucky that willie sutton isn't around today because he could skim the irs and get away with it. can you tell us where we are in execution? >> i don't have the exact number but i can tell you

[applause] >> now it is my pleasure to introduce tyler olson, candidate for governor.t me give you a little background on tyler. he serves as the vice president of paulson electric, a fourth- generation family business with offices in cedar rapids, waterloo and -- prior to going to paulson electric, tyler practiced law with the firm of bradley and riley with offices in cedar rapids and iowa city. he is the representative of district 65 in cedar rapids. forr has led the fight early childhood education and affordable healthcare for iowa. as well as the new prosperity for iowans. born and raised in cedar

i i was read into the surveillance program, along with my friend ted olson.ogram. when i was opportunity watching and observing, i said to the then director of the nsa, a great man, general mike heyden. if anything general heyden, op there are so many hoopss and a checks and balances and legal pp concerns about approaching the fourth amendment rights r that s may miss the bad guys we're who have are going to hit us again. so i am a supporter of what i w think is ait great agency with lot of great people who sometimes need some help in getting their story out. that i agree with you. i support the patriot act as written. it is supposed to go after foreigner and only americans going with them i support data mining. this was never designed to go after americans. that's the difference.here >> well, two thing here.on right.is >> one american target.ion look at the situation with the united nations. can you imagine if this was dond or came out during the bush administration? bush administration spying on ws u.n.? it would be news. not just in a german magazine.ns it

i was read into the surveillance program along with ted olson, there were five of us who got to knowobserving what we were doing to prevent another 9/11, i said to then the director of the nsa, great man, general mike hayden, if anything general hayden -- there are so many hoops and checks and balances and legal concerns about approaching fourth amendment rights that we may miss the bad guys who are going to hit us again so i am a supporter of what i think is a great agency with a lot of great people, sometimes need some help in getting their story out, that i agree with you. >> all right, but, jay i support the patriot ago, it's supposed to go after foreigners and only americans that are with them. i support data mining. this was never designed to go after americans. that's the difference. >> well, there's two things here, right. one american target to this but look at the situation with the united nations. can you imagine if this was done or came out during the bush administration. bush administration spying on u.n. i mean, it would be news not just in a german magazine or newspape

played olson in the 1970's television series little house on the prairie. trying to get lawmaker to pass a bill to raise maximum penalty of most egregious child pornography offender. she doesn't want child victims to go through what she endured. >> they live with that not only suffer being sexually abused as a child but they have to spen the rest of their life knowing that it's going on again and again and again as people trade these images and watch them over and over. >> this proposed bill would increase prison time and fains for anyone caught with more than 600 images of chilled pornography. >> in the mean time some other major hollywood stars are putting some mainly pressure on state lawmakers tonight. pushing for more restriingts on the tabloid media annette has the story from sacramento. >> proposal to put more restriction on the paparrazi is gaining momentum at the state capitol. actress halle berry pregnant with second child is back this time she brought along celebrity mom jennifer garner both putting star power behind the measure to curtail photog

olson downs, which i talked to him, who is a very good friend of mine, it's just something that's a decisionng to have to persevere through this. everyone to knows trey-trey would want them to move forward. he died for the game that he truly loved. >> all right, coach glen ford, thank you so much. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> his story was an inspiration, one that brought people to tears. today the ex-olympic hero, oscar pistorius, well, he wept in court. today would have been steenkamp's 30th birthday. prosecutors say the olympic sprinter took a moment to put on his prosthetic legs before he fired the fatal shots through a booth room door, those miugh pistorius denies he was wearing the legs and claims he should her by accident. >> a new murder claim has police looking into princess diana's death. >> and forget traveling to that next location for that trip. soon you'll be able to see it from your living room courtesy of google. but how do they get all these images? [ phil ] when you have joint pain and stiffness... accomplishing even little things can become major victories. i'm phil

. >> reporter: if you choose salad when eating out like edie olson, it's a toss-up.e higher prices. >> actually no, i wasn't aware. >> reporter: but the man making her salad knows. >> we have to sometimes swallow. >> reporter: he owns walnut creek's "lettuce." he knows about the ever changing prices. have you noticed much of a change? >> on the pricing? absolutely. >> reporter: the owners of "lettuce" say lettuce prices run 20% in recent months. >> right now is summertime, it should be plentiful. right now should be the low he was prices you can get. >> reporter: about one mile away at the sunnyvale market and deli the price for a head of iceberg is now $1.69. normally it's $1.29. sometime as low as a dollar. the usda shows wholesale prices are double from a year ago. california's lettuce fields are plentiful but now crops are going to the east coast where farms have had rain or heat damage. >> it's the one place where you can get a salad that actually tastes like i made it at home. >> unless you stay with it you may not make profit. >> reporter: he said he won't cha

from the famous statement of the overall market for computers as something like seven -- i think ken olson said it. it's since been -- >> rose: the diplomacy of -- >> i think that's since been handily destroyed by the p.c. revolution and many other steps along the way and the internet put another dent into that notion. i think we're living in an extremely exciting era. more people have smart phones than clean water which is a problem for clean water but amazing for computing. but being able to access -- mobile computing is amazing because it's not just the computer on your desk, it's not just a thing that can help you compute numbers faster, it's a window into almost endless informational resources. you can look into the knowledge base of the world, both existing knowledge from google to all the other databases to social knowledge like facebook and core and all these other sites where you ask people to help you. the fact that you're not alone ever, that your computer becomes a human device, it was something that helms you find out information for you. it's the ultimate sensor. you can talk