outreach and hit them with the numbers it would be, like, oh, thumbs up, the school wrote us a letter, our da, our district attorney to come see us, she wrote us a letter, so that's how you fund it. >> what he's mentioning is the former chancellor of the los rios college district, the former chancellor is now the statewide chancellor of community colleges, brad ferris who recently retired and now is the state chancellor of community colleges. he came out and saw us, surprised us one day. i felt like one of those dogs that won't stop rubbing against your leg. he really liked it. >> i don't see why not, we want to definitely express a word. a question over there? >> when i first read the description of the play tonight i was thinking in my mind, well, maybe i can skip it .s i didn't see what i would get out of it but you guys are 100 percent right on (applause) i been tracking gravanis for about 3 or 4 years. i'm not a tagger, a kid got shot, he is handicapped right now, another one shoplifting, one got stuck, they had to come get him, he was 12 years old. this young kid, it happened -- that's

i see phil ginsburg, i know bill is around, others from our da office, richard caranza and others from the women's status as well and the district attorneys from the various counties, the school administrators and instructors and superintendents from other counties as well, as well as our community-based agencies that are so invaluable it all of us. this is a very important topic and it's one that our u.s. attorney, melinda hague and i helped spearhead yesterday with 800 students who came together who watch an incredible film by lee hirsch i've heard the wonderful reports from the kids, seen their laughter and their tears. we are going to honor your making that film by doing what we need to do to stop bullying across the country. because the data shared by our u.s. attorney, representatives from the department of education confirm if we don't do anything about it, 13 million kids will become victims again for another year. some 3 million kids across the country will decide it is better to leave their school grounds than to continue their education. there will be more stupblting of the

we're watching our da live from moscow it's eight o'clock here and you're here with me tom what's a good to have you with us this morning the chatham between russia and the u.s. over hard to achieve peace in syria seems to be narrowing with both sides saying they'll try to bring all wearing factions to the table the un usual show of solidarity came despite the u.s. not giving up its plans to arm the syrian rebels at some point in the future. he's been following the first visit of secretary of state john kerry to moscow. after a very lengthy meeting between the russian president the russian foreign minister and the u.s. state secretary hardly anybody in the press room expected that there would be somewhat of a backing down from the very harsh rhetoric which we heard from washington and moscow on the syrian conflict lately in fact at one point of the press conference john kerry even said that there is a common perception that russia and the united states have been on a different page about syria and they were here to show to everyone that they were on the same page in fact the main bottom

our da lin asked, why is there so much turmoil? >> chief of the oakland police department. >> i do. >> congratulations. >> reporter: with a handshake and signature sean whent became the third police chief in three days. mayor quan said anthony toribio returned to being a captain. sean whent was previously a deputy chief. >> i understand that the suddenness of these changes may cause some speculation that the challenges that we already have may be exacerbated. but in fact the opposite is true. >> reporter: some city officials tell me all these changes prove the compliance director is running the show. a judge appointed compliance director thomas frazier to oversee reforms at opd. some believe that because toribio was howard jordan's right-hand man, the compliance director wanted someone else to be the interim chief. mayor jean quan repeatedly denied speculation that jordan and toribio were forced out. she says her administration is fully in charge. >> i believe that we have the hiring authority. actually the hiring authority is stil

i want to thank all of the agencies who have been here today -- da, police department, our school district, our human rights commission and i also want to acknowledge and appreciate the work of the domestic violence consortium because they have really 'em embraced this issue and i think there are many things we can do here. i would like to continue this item to the call of the chair so we can bring it back in a few months to see where things are, but i think that the most immediate thing -- and i would like to set up a meeting with some of the key play ers here to make sure that we have a comprehensive strategy about the budget in terms of what additional resources that are needed. clearly there are resources [inaudible] efforts that are funded, whether it's ella, lyric, so i think that's one piece of the puzzle that we need to create domestic violence funding for the transgender community. we need to look at the police department to see if we need more support in the hate crimes unit. i think we need to look at funding. like wise with the district station. i think the human rights commiss

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the fresco on the ceiling above our heads was painted by pietro da cortona in the 1630s.t decorates the reception hall of barberini palace in rome, home of pope urban viii, a great patron of the arts. to the modern sensibility, molded by the notion that less is more, it may seem decorative and confusing. a careful look at this work, done at the height of the baroque period, reveals a well-thought-out design based on a written plan. when urban looked up at his ceiling, he saw the figure of divine providence stretch her arms to a chorus of maidens who carry his family emblem, the barberini bees. they carry the bees to crossed keys of saint peter, the symbol of the papacy, and to the papal crown. the painting's meant to be read. it tells us that pope urban viii is a great and worthy man, but also that the ideals of the classical world have been subordinated to the values of triumphant christianity. every figure in this swirling panorama has meaning. the scenes painted around the sides of the ceiling tell stories extolling the pope's virtues. his unyielding battle against her

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. >> let's discuss with our senior political analyst, da ron brownstein and candy crowley, from "statef the union." is the damage control from the white house working? >> not yet, but he is taking the right steps here. what do you first do with the irs. he is joining them, can't beat them, join them. m angry, too, we will get to the bottom of this. with benghazi, let's look at the big picture, we need to protect the outposts. so i would like to ask congress for more money. his reaction to the other scandal basically was to say listen, or the other controversy anyway, i don't think this is going anywhere actually, the reporters and justice department getting a hold of the ap phone records. the fact is the president said, you know, it was a very dangerous leak and we needed to know who did it and that's what we're going after. i think if you're going to put protecting america and sources up against reporters in a poll, protecting americans and sources is going to win. the third element you need is time and a sense that the questions have been answered and you're not there, certainly not

our best ideas. they did it with the office. dali g show and downton abbey which everyone knows is based on friends. it's so unrealistic. so unrealistic. there is no way those kids could afford that abbey. so if you're also reading gatsby for the b.b.c., you have to read it once for each club. the american version for mine. for theirs the english version. all the chapters are in celsius. instead of west egg, gatsby lives in east bangers-upon-mash. now i'll be reading right up until my first book club meeting thursday when i assume we will discuss how this opulent consequence-free lifestyle reaches its inevitable happy ending. folks, i hope you had a great weekend. i did. i spent it at the big annual n.r.a. meeting in houston, texas. not to be confused... ( cheers and applause ). yes, the annual n.r.a. meeting in houston texas not to be confused with the daily n.r.a. meeting that is houston, texas. and this year's theme was accessories. like pink assault rifles and bra holsters. now, fellows can brag about getting to second amendmen

kpix 5's da lin picks up our team coverage. >> reporter: the bratton report found that last year opd assigned only one part-time investigator to more than 10,000 burglaries. >> i'm amazed and shocked. this is crazy. this is ridiculous. you know, that's why the criminals continue to do what they are doing. >> reporter: fed-up neighbors say that's why oakland has one of the highest burglary and robbery rates in the country. >> burglaries going through the roof and it's got to be stopped. the way to do it is to assign investigators to hunt down burglars. >> reporter: the bratton team wants opd to create a burglary unit in each of the five districts in oakland. they called robbery and burglaries quality of life issues that warrant more attention. the team also recommends more community policing. business owner robert ma agrees. last year, two gunmen held up his cafe and robbed his customers. >> very upsetting. bad for business. >> came in, sliced through the mattresses all the way to the metal. >> reporter: to look for money? >> guess so. >> reporter: surveillance cameras called burglars

da vinci is part our culture and it will keep on getting more valuable. >> he wants to spend $30 billion, he gives millions of dollars to charity, that's okay. nicole: let's talk about the bloomberg reporter at goldman sachs. they are saying that a reporter asked a goldman executive -- on friday they cut off the journalists access to the client data. so they received a complaint over bloomberg. >> well, apparently to cost $20,000 each to run these articles. it what is interesting is that they didn't find out at goldman sachs for long. bloomberg knew all about it. nicole: you are an investment inker, what you think about this? >> that being said, it is same party data. i don't think there's a real expectation. >> it is very big brother they can see each joke. nicole: hooters is offering moms free mills under $10 plus a drink to celebrate this sunday. what do you think, is this right? >> this is terrible. i don't know where the guys are better doing this, but they are cavalier and intrepid, much more than i am. nicole: what you think? >> they expect 20,000 very disappointed mothers. nicole

our partners in state and local government. when i think about the hate crimes cases and the other cases i've done, i've made friends for life with local law enforcement officers, with local da's and local community leaders who have been our eyes and ears. when i look around this audience i really appreciate the fact you have all the ingredients of reform and improvement. i have had the privilege of serving in the federal government, as melinda described, i've had the privilege of serving in state government as a state cabinet official back in maryland, i've had the privilege of serving as a local elected official and governor -- once a local elected official, always a local elected official. what i learned from that is partnership is what it's all about. if you want to confront the most vexing problems, you have to bring people across an ideological spectrum, you have to include the business community, you have to include our nonprofit, our faith leaders. that's how you get things done, when you bring people together. and i look around this room and i see that you have already figured that out. i hope some of you had the opportunity to meet lee hirsch because i've done a lot

>> it's early, because we generally don't go through our letters until the end of the week, but, you know, on monday, it was the most traffic the dae history of our web site, easily. so, obviously, i understand what ted is saying when he says it's received with a yawn. but it actually has resonated with a lot of people out there. and i think the reason it resonated with so many people is because it wasn't a story that was dark or too heavy. yes, he spoke about the difficulties of keeping the secret for 33 years of his life. but at the same time, there was levity to it. there was humor. there was directness. there was honesty. he really humanized the issue and i think that's why the story resonated as much. >> schieffer: let me ask bill, we have about 30 seconds here. how long does this story go on? >> i mean, i think it's going to go on as long as human sexuality is the mystery it is in terms of sports. people yawn but there are some very deep feeling on the other side too,. i think it's really important if we're going to have a dialogue, let's have an open dialogue and not just shut it down either way. >> schieffer: here is where

da's office. this comes on the heels of our investigation last month, exposing the d.a., jeff rosen who ordered certain time sheets be altered giving free time off to select employees. glena? >> these documents came from the da's office, but nobody knows who's handwriting is on there. we showed the paper work to santa clara county executive jeff smith said and he says that county payrolling didn't know any of this existed. >> it means i have a whole other department that i have to baby sit. >> that's because of these documents. >> i really can't trust the da with this type of payroll system. >> you're looking at what jeff smith calls, a separate set of books, a system that measures how much time is given off to top attorneys in the d.a.'s office. >> it's an in your face, i'm going to do whatever i want, without the realization that what he's dealing with is push lick money. >> crossing out vacation and sick time requests and changing them to administrative leave allowing attorneys to bank days off to use or cash out later. in april rosen told us it was to make up for a 5% bonus. >> if you look on my wa

our department. he's working with the hate crimes unit to actually further look into any /eufrbl shoes that we have regarding transgender cases. >> this is general question for the da and police whether or not we have an effort to, as you were saying, sort of bridge that understanding of the transgender population with those that don't understand the population. is there some effort being made at this point whether it's through your department or any department in san francisco. >> as i mentioned -- i assume you're talking with the communality? as i mentioned, and i'll speak to the police part and i believe rebel /ka you can speak to the da's of. thing we're working towards -- the lbgt safe zones. >> district attorney's office. >> thank you for the question. we've had trainings for the office and [inaudible] victim services advocates as well as our prosecutors on these issues. we have had a conversation about doing a /p-b lick awareness campaign and will continue that conversation. >> is that conversation inclusive of the school district? a: yes. >> yes. >> if you don't mind, we have a number of young san francisco citizens who are visiting our chambers today. welc

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first da and our first speaker is matt waxman.is professor in law and faculty coach of the program and the law and national security at the columbia law school in new york. he is an adjunct senior fellow for form policy and the hoover institution task forces on national security law. he took his undergraduate and graduate degrees from yelp. he was a fulbright scholar in london where he studied. associate for the justice of the supreme court, david souter. i am glad you're here. sandy hodgkinson was the third da. , a is at ds technologies midsized defense firm. atormer career civil servant the senior executive, her positions included distinguished research fellow at the national defense university. chief of staff to the deputy secretary of defense. deputy assistant for detainee affairs. --bie ambassador at large deputy ambassador at large. she spent a year in iraq advising the coalition on human rights and justice matters. she has opted more than 15 scholarly articles. she has been teaching security law since 2007. she earned her j