org. the best of luck, speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. [applause]. >> just amazing that young lady started as an intern in our office 3 years ago and came in and said, i want to make a difference. we should applaud her success it's just amazing. [applause] i would like to introduce your mayor gavin c. newsom. >> thank you very much for coming out. big round of applause for daniel homsey and his hard work bringing this together getting all the staff and volunteers the mayor's office of neighborhood services and other departmenting that are here we are very thankful. daniel has been talking about this for what seems a millennium. you imagine being the mayor's office of neighborhood services how demanding that job is. the calls you get for service. we got the liaisons to the districts and how overwhelmed some of them are. we added budget cuts. the office had 2 or 3 people representing each district now you have one person representing 2 or 3 districts because of budget cuts. the expectations are rising in terms of what you xch out of that de

org. it shows the fire hydrant they show is incorrect. the locations are correct. >> they did reprint the picture is not accurate. so, >> still get that map >> they are downstairs today with the map. you can go to the puc's website. from sfgov. org. it's available on line. >> i want to talk about the hydrants. we have 2 types of hydrants in san francisco one is a backup water supply with big black plugs that's not drinking water. on the original roll out of the 100,000 hand outs they put a drinking water drop on the big hydrant. the reprints have the skinny knobby hydrants. the small little you know the british style smaller plugs much the big round one with the smooth head is not drinking water. the smaller standard white hydrant is the drinking water and the new reprint has the correct photo on it. >> that's a good thing to know. >> let me get through this last question of this and then we can open it up. how do a get a consultant to assess what i need to do to improve my building in the event of an earthquake and to help me to find sof

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org there is a phone book where you type the last name and you can find their phone number it's called the street parks program much the sfpt. org has a link on their web page about street parks and what kinds of possible and what some of the resources are. it's quite a rebust set of possibilities. >> thanks very much. one last question? which school? monroe. uh-huh. >> no. yeah. it has to be a physical improvement we expect you to figure out to get somebody to volunteer that. we will not hire people. what happens when the grant runs out? you don't have continuous funding. we will fund the improvements. we have done that at james middle school to help them with their garden. [applause] thank you. >> thanks sorry for the delay. i'm valerie brown with the lower hate neighborhood organization. we are here today at the neighborhood empowerment network to talk about safety on your streets. this actual workshop is what we call a 30,000 feet aerial view of what we do. the lower haight motd we created a few models for safety and some are complex and a lot of information. we are going to give y

org has the application the community challenge grant web page. so, let's see. it's a highly competitive grant. there are 200 officially recognized neighborhoods in the city of san francisco. check it out if you go to sfgov. org and click on agencies and the planning department on the planning department home page there is a spreadsheet they update when they have time of neighborhood organizations that want to be notified. so and many are interested in getting money to improve their neighborhoods. we usually have applications along the order of 2-1/2 times the funding that we have. like we will have 500 thousand dollars available to give out ask and we get 1.3 million dollars worth of applications. it's competitive. we are not hard and fast about breaking down the money between small, medium and large. we are pretty flexible. we like to look at good projects. we always try to fund one large project if it's a hundred thousand we may be might not fund 2 large projects. so, with that, i will quit and invite david and neil and joseph to talk about some of their proj

org. we have the news letter and yahoo groups and website and wiky site. we fliers for all our meetings at our cafes and merchants. you can read about the events in the neighborhood. there is word of mouth that's the best way i think. talking to people is the best way to build communality. we do organize a lot of activities in our neighborhood. the reason why we are successful in organizing all the activities is we have a large shared leadership organization. all of us our volunteers and 11 board members we have over 60 volunteers in our neighborhood distributing on a parent's group or safety team. they are helping with marketing and pr. they are helping us with reaching out and setting up meetings with the mayor. we also set up meetings with the mayor and our city representatives. so, through those organization and volunteers and the committees we get a lot of community building everybody knows somebody else the classic network model. we do have meetings general meetings for the neighborhood and those are we communicate those meetings through the news let

poured into these elections for more now we go with zack carter and i'm excited over alter net dot org who's talking to us live from washington good to have you with us so both parties use massive amounts of money to sway public opinion in this campaign is it fair to say that these days the private financier's are flat out buying influence. well there was a very important supreme court decision in the united states this year which allowed corporations to directly contribute to either advocate or condemn individual candidates in u.s. elections that's never been allowed before there's always been some corporate influence over american politics but this year was very strong we had nearly half a billion dollars in outside group expenditures on the elections this year and that's that's a lot of money particularly in a midterm election which isn't usually as costly as a presidential election now that supreme court decision freed corporations to pretty much spend unlimited amounts of money and this spending can be almost completely anonymous i heard one analyst put it as saying that this ruli

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we're now seeing outside groups according to open secrets dot-org, the group that david rides on as wellhas spent $300 million these outside groups have spent which is more than outside groups have spent in the 10 mid-term elections since 1990. combined. i mean that's how much. i mean, we talk about leslie sanchez mentioned the outside, the service employees union. service employees union has spent $15.7 million. you know, that's a lot of money. but karl rove and ed los angeles pee's cross roads has spent $38.5 million. i mean it's just a lot of money. it's anonymous. it's unaccountable. it's untransparent in so many instances. it comes with a cost. make no mistake about it. people are doing this like given to the symphony or the orphanage or the little league. >> lehrer: your problem has always been not... you don't have the problem that mark has with this but you have had problems because it's anonymous, right? >> a couple things. first it's bad for government. there's no question about that. it corrupts washington. it corrupts what issues get raised, what issues don't get raised. no q

think so i bring a blog about this for the past two weeks and for all of the music it's working dot org and a lot of the reporting this is pretty frightening out there these these organizations such as those that are being run by karl rove right now have already pledged to keep running attack ads even though the elections are over because that's part of how they fulfill their sort of mandate for existence in order to to live up to the citizens united test cases they have to do at least fifty percent of their operations have to be nonpolitical so they're going to run attack ads that aren't attacking specific candidates protection issues we're going to have a permanent campaign cycle out of john political it's all right exactly so they're finding technicalities in order to run more and more destructive i'll tell you this i mean who is it that it's actually affected or you know who's actually swayed by these negative campaign ads that they see on t.v. that we were trying to you know look around and talk to people we couldn't find anybody the bought into that crap well sure plenty of them a

org. watch for more readings, speakers and performances during the next year. we leave you with a bonus performance from the high strung. and a thank you to everybody that made the last season possible. [applause]

org. watch for more readings, speakers and performances during the next year. we leave you with a bonus performance from the high strung. and a thank you to everybody that made the last season possible. [applause] >> hi, my name is katie the my first poem is "chipped blue nail polish." heads of the ground focus on her hands, altern ating expressions, multicolored moods, unpredictable. [applause] my second poem is about pro craffletination. that day i had a panic attack. i spent $20 for my class. running late, half-assepd and i still spent $20 for that class. red lights almost every black -- block. the traffic nearly made my heart stop. i ran through my class presentation straight out of the cab. i paid 20 freaking dollars for that cab. thank you. >> hi, my name is daniel and the first poem i'm going to read is shadows. ♪ i'm a shadow that moves away from night falls. i'm a shadow that makes other shadows rise. i'm a shadow that sprints, walks, and plays. some shadows are huge and mountains and others are tiny snails. some are old and others young. the sun gener

org. >> finally this week evangelist billy graham he is turning 92 years old. >> 92 year young. >> unbelievable. >> he is amainamazing, his gra says he has trouble seeing and hearing but likes to tell jokes and laugh much h enjo individualing an praying with his friends. all around the world millions upon millionof people touched by that one map. >> amazing the books and the crusades i got to be at the last in new york a couple years ago. i would not be surprised if he preached one more time >> pray for that. >> that is our report, thank you for joining own kadesh bar, a place of consecration and seration a place of determination go forward as god hasommanded us, or a place to shrink back. next time on...

top org news this noontime, a short time ago, there was a big announcement from facebook that popular social working -- topping our news this noontime, a short time ago there was an announcement from facebook about e-mail. jade hernandez has more. >> reporter: a press conference just wrapped up an hour ago. whether you e-mail, text, your response can be immediate no matter how your friend contacted you. we're live in san francisco. this is an interesting development. facebook refuses to call their latest product an e-mail killer. instead they are referring to it as the next evolution of facebook messages. now facebook says no one has to tell their friend brb, they can continue their string of conversations and those conversations in realtime can be cut indefinitely. the -- caught indefinitely. the founder of facebook -- >> if people want to have conversations on the facebook, great. they shouldn't have to use facebook.com or facebook.chat. wherever that conversation is going on, we won't be able to connect -- we want people to be able to connect. >> reporter: we spoke to a text expert

the home was given to them free and clear for the org bannization, homes for our troops. homes for our troops has built over 80 homes for severely injured combat veterans. volunteers from local contractors gave their time and materials to make this happen. jim is the owner of mall lard homes who is the general contractor for the project. he says it's an honor to be part of this. >> an opportunity to build a house like this and give back. we feel like we give back a little bit compared to what they give back in a daily basis. >> it was an emotional time for all who were there. maryland's general, jane atkins was there and says captain butler is not the only one who makes sacrifices. >> we commend families for their support. we couldn't do what the nation asked us to do without the support of our families. >> the home is a 2700 square foot one level house that will make it easy for captain butler to get around in. it has a kitchen designed and a guest bedroom that laura already has plans for. >> could promise, there will be lots of military buddies staying in our guest room

nancy and her team have created a new portal, 311.org.311, everyone there has been trained to connect veterans to grant services, jobs services, grants representing schools, a wide variety of things to serve our veterans, but all in one place. all you need to know is three simple numbers. finally, we are also connecting to our community college. one thing we all need to think about is a lifelong learning, regardless of state of mind. a lot of our returning veterans want to complete their education. they have the opportunity to connect with funding and community colleges the backbone of our education system. you all know that. we are very proud of the san francisco community college and we are very proud of the san francisco community college and

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nancy and her team have created a new portal, 311.org. if you call 311, everyone there has been trained to connect veterans to grant services, jobs services, grants representing schools, a wide variety of things to serve our veterans, but all in one place. all you need to know is three simple numbers. finally, we are also connecting to our community college. one thing we all need to think about is a lifelong learning, regardless of state of mind. a lot of our returning veterans want to complete their education. they have the opportunity to connect with funding and community colleges the backbone of our education system. you all know that. we are very proud of the san francisco community college and we will be talking about how they are a big purchase and in this effort as well. with that spirit, i am proud to ask todd hours to come up. he will talk about their great work. i hope he tells you where this idea came from, because it came from him, his partners. how long ago did you come in here? about five months ago. they said we want to wor

it's based on guidelines set by the united nations food and agricultural org. they're proud of their procedure for being faster and cheaper than other eco-labeling systems. more efficient cooperatives are applying for this labeling system. in central japan, the local fishing industry limited the quota of these extremely small to maintain levels of 2 billion. and in northern japan, fresh water clam fishing is now restricted based on results of scientific research. >> translator: japan's local fisheries have long been concerned with developing sustainability. consumers haven't been aware of our efforts until recently. by using these ecolabels, we hope they will continue to support our activities. >>> in the foothills on the rocky mountains in the u.s., there's conflict as the number of gray wolves increases, they attack more livestock. so the farmers want to kill off the wolves. while conservationists are doing all they can to save them. we have the story. >> reporter: the northern rockies area of the u.s. here many wild animals coexist with humans. it's a place

org. >> outside lands -- >> (inaudible). >> and you're doing a great job for the city preserving these and other work that you do out there. some people say it's the ololdest building in san francio or the presidio officer's club. this is an adobe building built in the late 1700's and survived the earthquake. >> second location of the mission and original was two blocks down. >> and this was 1790. >> when they realized they built the original mission in the best farming area and moved it and 18th street had a creek flowing down it and that's why they move toda moved away and ae street used to be the barracks for the workers and i will use that term loosely and they weren't happy to be there. >> unhappy workers. >> they didn't want to be part of the mission at that time. >> how thick are the walls? >> probably two to 3 feet thick. >> and performed well in the 1 1906 earthquake? >> it does. does did. i think t to it didn't do well but this is so massive. >> another building and the sunny side conservatory and build in 1901 and fell into disrepair and people tried to demolish and got the

kate hanai is the founder and executive director of the passenger advocacy group flyers' rights dot-org website posted an open letter to secretary napolitano protesting the measures and clark kent irvin is former inspector general for the department of homeland security in the bush administration. he's now director of the aspen institute's homeland security program, and he sits on an advisory council for secretary napolitano. welcome to you both. kate, let me begin with you. tsa chief john pistol, secretary napolitano say these necessary to deal with thelutely emerging threat that is posed on airlines. what is your response to that? >> well, we don't believe that the body scanners are effective at catching the kind of bombs that terrorists would most likely be using which would be cavity bombs or bombs hidden below one-tenth inch of skin. we're concerned about radiation issues. we feel these measures are absolutely unamerican and too intrusive for the flying public to handle on an ongoing basis. most people have not been through the scanners or the patdowns yet. they're about to find ou