raid on dot org or park street on it's a little mn dot org right ok great or don siegelman dot org all of the. what are what are your thoughts on the obama justice department have they had they had he had any interactions with them it seems like they should at the very least be looking over their own attorneys. well you know i think what has happened is that there were a lot of holdovers from the bush administration a lot of holdovers and a lot of them were in fairly high ranking positions moreover rove used a litmus test for many of the others. aren't. subordinate positions and so those people are also imbedded into the system it took the department of justice took the president a while to get the some of these u.s. attorneys reappointed and of course i got caught in that in our the u.s. attorney that was appointed vetted by bush rubin appointed by bush was stayed on case in fact the prosecutorial team remained the same pretty much throughout. throughout this whole prosecution and up into and including today so it is my hope that the president will be reelected and when he is reelecte

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have been given to candidates other than himself take a look this is according to open secrets dot org ron paul of course received four million dollars but texas senate candidate ted cruz got more than one hundred twenty three thousand dollars minnesota's that in candidate current bills got about twenty one thousand and texas congressional candidate russ whittle got five thousand all of them by the way are republicans so this is just one example but will most likely set a precedent for the future so we want to talk about what this all means kind of get more into it and for that i've got russ coma money and politics reporter for open secrets dot org and ross as we know candidates themselves cannot coordinate directly in any way shape or form with super pacs but who decides how the money is spent when it comes to super pacs i guess the answer would be whoever puts you back together whoever organized it whoever put up the money and so from every supermarket commutative different in this case and or celebrities a super pac that has made its mission backing ron paul but but really the peopl

great to have you on the show think for us come on money and politics reporter for open secrets dot org all right guys it seemed like something we would only see in science fiction movies but the days of driverless cars have arrived and not surprising they've landed first in the golden state and california. governor jerry brown and google governor brown was out the google mountain view headquarters yesterday to sign s.b. twelve ninety eight legislation which creates a legal framework and safety standards for autonomous vehicles on state roads and highways now there weren't any laws before against them in the first place but google and the gov now have their own law anyway so here's how this works basically google has taken toyota prius is the lexus r.x. for fifty's and they've outfitted them with a bunch of equipment cameras radar sensors and laser range finders to see others on the road and surprisingly the versa fisted hated software uses google maps to navigate roads now you still have to be in the car but you can bring your blog or your i pad and let the car do the driving and appar

org. kerny street workshops began as a community teaching space inside the international hotel. after the evictions they relocated but kept their name and community spirit. during the 80's and 90's ksw curated the american jazz festiv festiv festival. it's gallery feature artists and host of the annual ground breaking festival. they remain within the community. kerny street is still home with people can express what it means to be asian american. >> we are celebrating or 35th anniversary. in august we were founded in 1972. there are 3 founders. there was not a lot of original art work coming out of china town they wanted to provide incentives for development and create expressions they opened in in the international hotel in manila town and the first the programming was a lot of workshop and silk screening and sewing, music and visual arts and different kinds of performance. in the 70's ksw was involved in the actions going to the actions and when they were being evicted from the hotel they were protesting and it was that kind of action. it's evolved a lot from that from the 70'

with independent investigative journalist will carlos will runs the website voice of san diego dot org will welcome to the kaiser report. thank you nice to be here at your lowest investigation is titled aware of borrowing one hundred five million of warcraft one billion poway scores tell us about the deal why did they borrow the money when do they start paying it off and why did it cost billion dollars max this is a deal called the capital appreciation bar and it's something that's become very popular in california school districts over the last few years as districts of struggle to sort of stay afloat with constant constant reductions in state funding the basically this works is it's. a tax on properties the way it's very very difficult to raise taxes in california so one of the ways that school districts do it is by passing a bond which they're allowed we allow them to raise money which they can then spend on facilities and and stuff they're not allowed to spend that money on people so what the power the school district it was to come up with this capital appreciation bond which is e

you as always and thanks for joining us and i should add the of the creator of rethink afghanistan org as i recall is word is where all that is the reason. in film rethink afghanistan dot com actually and also short clips about the afghanistan war that we've talked about with you over the two or three years of you since the war was escalated and it's a tragedy tom it's truly a true tragedy doesn't the recent surge in green on blue violence suggest that there's a huge flaw in our current strategy. yes the strategy from day one if you could even articulate the strategy has been fundamentally flawed because it was based on a series of misconceptions and i tell you you go to afghanistan and you get off the plane and you do all you need to do is have your eyes open and your ears to tune and you see people hungry looking for jobs looking for health care dirt roads houses in shambles and you know that occupying invading is not going to help this country and it's not going to make us safer and the entire strategy has been based on militarizing problems that are not solved by military solutions

exposed dot org is calling out the n.f.i.b. for what they say it really is a shill for big corporations the website alleges that instead of representing small businesses the n.f.i.b. is actually doing the bidding of large in many cases trans national corporations against the best interests of small independent local businesses now for more on this lisa graves joins me she's an attorney and the executive director at the center for media and democracy lisa welcome back thanks tom thanks for having me thanks for joining us what can we learn from the n.f.i.b. based on the causes that they are lobbying either for or against. well it's pretty amazing that in a five day suggests that it is doing the work of the consensus of the business community to the small businesses because small businesses come in all political stripes there are a figure you know we're democrats and independents and some republicans are a small business owners and yet if you looked at in the agenda you would see an agenda that largely supports republican causes a

report i'm max kaiser time not going to niceville florida talk with karl denninger of market ticker dot org due to popular demand we've invited carl back on to finish our last conversation ended which was on the topic of libertarianism karl denninger welcome back to the kaiser report thank you max ok now you wrote on your blog recently karl the unmourned victims are banks or politics so let's start with your thoughts for example on offshoring tell us about why this so-called free trade is not in fact genuine libertarian policy problem with offshoring as it is practiced. as is often asserted a function of free markets. oh are we are not talking about a corporation that chooses to take its labor offshore because the people there are smarter are willing to work harder and therefore produce a superior product at a better price if that was the case that would be capitalism but that's not what's going on instead we have companies that offshore their labor because they can enlist their governments in what amounts to corrigan so we have for example cases where people's agrarian way of life is liter

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when i was working as a director of parent org nieging i referred many families to support for family and thank you very much and congratulations and on to another 30 years of service. thanks. >> superintendent carranza. >>i would like to add my congratulations of the board and juneau thank you so much on behalf of the thousands of children you have helped and the families you have helped. we have tremendous work ahead of us but we know we can accomplish it because we have wonderful partners like you so thank you very much. >> so i guess i get the last word. juno, it's incredible what you have done. i am so proud of you and the organization. for the odd densz that don't know this i was in the sister organization at the birth of this organization was formed and it was just her and her and her, and look at what it's now, the impact it's had. it's great for me personally to see the growth and what you have done for our families so congratulations. what do i do now? voting. w÷w÷ >> thank you commissioner. ( roll call). >> you have six aye's. [applause] >> i honestly didn't expect that but

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org i orging arguing cindy close was not the mother, not genetically related and her role was that ofte. the the children now live at his partners house. neither the father nor his attorney agreed to comment. >> my children are involved, they're minors and we're in litigation. >> but you don't think miss close should have any relations with your children. >> we're not going to give any comments at this time. >> and the bitter court battle has begun with the potential of shaping the legal definition of a mother. >> does cindy close get to see her children at all? those scenes of her by the crib were very moving. has she had the opportunity to see them since they were born? >> she gets to see them two hours a day, but the children are being kept at the house that belongs to the father's partner. she says it's very awkward for her to go over there, but she has two hours a day with the children. she can't take them anywhere, it's just to stay in the nursery. >> texas does not allow same-sex marriage, so does this make it more complicated as the father tries to keep sole custody? >> that a

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org. >> what happened at the international hotel in the years leading up to 77 might that have been possible without the student activists who rallied around the elderly residents these organizers were the result of the third world student strike is that occurred in california in the late 60's. the strike at san francisco state college was the largest and longest of the actions. and gave birth to a generation who would unite and serve their communities. in the late 1960's san francisco state college students unified to question the meaning of their education. their actions would have a dramatic impact on american colleges and universities. the third world strunt strike lasted 5 months from 68-69 it temporarily shut down the campus and is now the largest college in ethnic studies in the nation. >> san francisco state college drew students from across california in particular from the ethnic groups within san francisco. many students were the first in their families to attend college. >> we have a laundry on polk street my father got called all kinds of ethnic slurs because we would lose someb

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hear more of their stories at usoinvisiblewounds dot org. you have any doubts about what is going on in the housing sector, take a look at the chart in lennar. joining us now, scott bauer says this is a stock to watch. good morning scott. > > good morning angie. > > what do you think is going to happen with this stock? it's unbelievable. it looks like stairsteps all the way up. > > right. it's a slow grind up, which is actually a good thing, rather than seeing dramatic changes up or down. look at the entire home-building space. when lennar released earnings, they actually were not up to snuff with what was expected. but going forward, their guidance was great. i believe what a big issue is is what they have as "future booking." deposits that have been made on future developments and future housing, they don't actually count that in their revenue stream right now. so, that number far exceeds what expectations were, but since the dollar amount from that is not included in revenues, i think that's where the shortfall came up here. but like you

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org. somebody in that group doesn't know they can point you to someone that does.laces like building resources and salvage houses if they don't have it they will give you a good idea where to find it. with leg work and phone calls and the computer it's not hard to find the resources. >> it's getting easier with the internet. >> building units, an old plumbi plumbing fixture. if the porcelain is chipped you don't have to throw it away. i know of one place in berkeley on san pablo. sunlight salvage. >> that's right. they are constantly rescuing. if i take an old thing out of a construction site i don't throw it away. they will hall it away they will give you a few bucks. they will take it off and redo the porcelain and resell it. >> another thing i wanted to point out i do in the building forensicings realm. if you look in the fixture it's not an old thing. the dates that this was fabricated, a lot of plumbing fixtures are in the fixtures this is december 30th 1947. if you look at your plumbing fixtures you will see the dates when these were made. fascinating we can

org has a link from there to all the departments much department of public works and bureau of urban forestry. >> watch your step here. >> general cleaning -- >> not allows to broom the debris to the gutter and walk away. >> unless the morning of the street cleaning. >> you can sweep to the gutter when they street sweep. >> does this clean that up. is gum a problem is this too messy to the city's standards. there is no code involving sidewalk cleanliness. should be in well maintained condition as the code states. with a number of sidewalk defects around the city, you know -- particularly on -- >> how about when somebody wants to use their own paving do they need approval. >> its allowed it's a sidewalk surface permit. it's required to comply with american standards of protective materials -- we have a minimum code for friction it will need to meet. [inaudible]. over to the 10 plus yearses we have compiled a list of surfaces that are splitted to us or the city used in various projects that do comply. that -- >> including epoxy coated paint. >> those are specifics in the downtown areas

>> they can go -- i think sf safe routes to school .org and many of the supervisors are walking in with students near their homes. >> so there are people in the community that want to support this effort they don't have to necessarily have a kid in that particular school to participate? >> i think it's sort of up to the schools, but yeah i think folks should certainly at least watch out for kids on wednesday and always, and if folks have kids who are going to be walking to school to join up with them, and just to mention that this isn't just about walking one day. it's really about setting up a healthy habit for a lifetime so a lot of schools have walking wednesdays and walking in every week and maybe everyday. right now they're about 50% of kids live within walking distance in san francisco, but only half of that, about 25% of kids are walking in, so we have a lot of room to grow our walking. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you. >> item k advisory committee reports, appointments to advisory committee by board members. any appointments? commissioner wynn. >>i would like to appoint brian fo

the many activities going on, if you want more information, go to website support sf public schools .org, one other item that's happening together is it's a national day of voter registration, we're calling it voter registration day, it's one of the most important issues for me as a long-time neighborhood and community activist, especially in immigrant communities, i want to register working fagbacker families and lower income communities, my work has been to expand language access but also to support the youth vote process in our schools which creates an awareness among young people to be life-long participate ins the electoral process, i work with a number of youth and san francisco state to get po*ling, i looker forward to working with young people that on national registration today we encourage younger people to participate, today there's over 250 organization that is are joining us in national voting registration day as well, there's also an important kind of improvement in california, now you could register to vote online and i wanted to encourage people to consider registering to