. >> when we find ourself in the condition where government betrayed us and business cheated us, and of a sudden we are victims of all of this. >> he says people try to figure out how to response to the crisis, they turn to the music. >> people asking us for change and people sleeping in the streets. politicians still have not have a way >> since the grapes of wrath was published, some 14 copies have been sold. the board of supervisors banned the book from libraries and schools in 1939. the farmers went so far to recruit one of his workers to burn a copy of leaders found the book show them in poor light. the first edition of hard back s 619 pages and sold for $2. 75. a mint condition of the first edition is now valued at $25, 000 and that's it for this week's second look. i am julie haner, thank you for watching. e you go. r cats. ad lasers. i don't. pew pew pew... the new radioshack is finally here. the store of your past is now the store of your future. come see one of our remodeled stores and get a free portable power charger with a $15 purchase. odd wagner it rick barry it. >>> i

were under the false assumption that this money is going to be going to mom and pop investors frank ourself the case is going to want all garko and about seventy percent of the holding and the other thirty percent is own largely by about four other all darks they're all russian of the russian nationality so it's rich people they're going to get even richer yeah yeah you know actually actually to make it even worse let's just say they get this money hope it hypothetically is going to be laundered right back into politics is going to come right into the russian federation. sure i would imagine the offshore but also there is a project to try to instigate a color revolution here although i think it's very unlikely the fact is if you give us type of money being invested towards regime change it could possibly have an effect in different areas in the russian periphery so presumably rosset is going to have to pay at least money. if they want a fortune if they want to pay yes i think that's what they're trying to target trying to target. as i mentioned the part of the party that's found to be guilt

border and customs border protection, which includes two jail cells, and i want to warn you to behave ourself, or you might get to see them and a terrific new, grand transportation that will help to alleviate the traffic, and the cruise plaza and the one is in and so we are waiting for the lawn to get cozy before we open that up for use, and the various substructure repairs and equipment and the marine system, and the very own maintenance division but very, very interesting and the upgrade to the equipment to accommodate, the changing size and the design of the very large cruise ship and so a lot of major milestones have been met with the respect to the cruise terminal and look forward to officially opening on september 25, at noon and that event will be open to the public as open as we are allowed on to be with the cruise ship in port and so we look forward to seeing everybody there. >> and then also, on september 8, which is a monday, we will be hosting in this building right out there in the second floor, a civic celebration to honor mimi soberg who is the president and the ceo of the dela

economies and what's been happening in the present years this is a progressive city we can't close ourself off i ask you to consider legal listing home sharing i'm not in favor of the registry i'm happy to pay my taxes i'm in favor of paying taxes and in home sharing thank you for your time >> thank you as the next speaker comes up i'll call more names (calling names). >> hi, i'm gary of san francisco native. long time property owner. my concern with the sharing issue is how it undermines the body of what are you that protects tenants and landlords there's a whole screening process that we go through to insure that our tenants are safe in a multiple unit building if we start losing control of keys to common areas and enterprise ways and that kind of thing having my tenants put at risk. it's one thing if a single-family homeowner wants to rent they space but the aspect of people coming and going in a multiple unit building with no control and screening is problematic. also you can consider that there's an incentive also to for tenants to try to sub letting their units and take advantage of

>> yes, we are preparing ourself -- >> men dazed with amputated limbs, a child with head trauma battling to get up. many medics tell me only faith can keep them on their feet. >> we got to give the power to work. we work sometimes 20 hours continuous. >> but even the call of god drowned out by the agony. carl penhaul, cnn, gaza. >> that was a couple weeks ago, but it's a perspective. a medical perspective that i hope doesn't get lost in all of this, we do know the hospitals that you just saw is still up and running. thanks to carl penhaul. up next, we're shifting gears. many people thought this was never going to happen in their lifetimes, a federal law introduced in congress to legalize some types of marijuana. you've seen the labels, gluten free, but what does that really mean? first things first, gluten is a protein found in wheat and other grains. for the 3 million americans with celiac disease it can be a problem. >> it is a disease of inflammation of the intestines, it can produce intestinal like symptoms, upset stomach -- >> believe it or not, up until this week, there were no reg

you a parents that's unemployed and struggling to pay child support we have teamed up and positions ourself to offer an opportunity for permanent employment. for more information call >> good afternoon. welcome to the san francisco full board of supervisors of tuesday, july 29, 2014. madam clerk call roll >> supervisor avalos. supervisor breed. supervisor campos. that president chiu. supervisor cohen. supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. supervisor mar. supervisor tang. supervisor

fingerprinting and background checks slows things down, we are going to ourself and i wanted to point out that rose mary, and continues and she went out, i think before our last board meeting and will be out for some additional time and so, i need to do a shout out to the team. lisa pamela, and david, and mitchell. and some of the benefit an lasts who are going through line by line and the member guides and were working with the consultant through aon. and making sure that all of our open enrollment materials are in the mail by september 29th, but that is to be put to bed to the printer to be printed and collated by august 25th. so we are on kind of a time crunch, but the team has come together and is working really hard. and i want to thank them. also in july, we had a huge influx in person visit and we think that it is largely because of the new life insurance benefit that was negotiated for sciu so the people had questions, but they also wanted to come in and turn their beneficiary form in, in person but if you actually look at the bar graph it shows that we had as many people that

journalist, and they are the big bully in town, and we have to do whatever we can to not only protect ourself but to proactively go after them. >> no question, these terrorist s are monsters, but jonas, they are recruiting people in europe, and the executioner we believe had a british accent, and the europeans could get to the u.s. with the passports on an airplane, so, is beefing up the iuimportant? >> absolutely not, because we have another border on the no north. the only reason that people don't come through that border is because they have low unemployment in canada compared to here and the high income levels there. is no reason they could not come through the canadian border, because it is not a hard border to cross. so beefing up the southern border would do zero to keep the s1 infiltrating the border. and there is a chance to be having a meteor to hit us, so we don't need a meteor defense. so do we need something to track citizens to know where the people are moving about, yes, but that is not border security, but it is a system that is identification that is not required in the count

and so, i just want to make sure that we have to look at ourself and say what is the problem or the real solution, and so the opportunity is now. we have a board of supervisors, not just we have two on the board, but because we have other sympathetic members of the board who care about this issue and the time to deal with legislation is now, and the time to deal with the appropriate funding and appropriate planning and data collection and all of those things is now, but a big part of what is going to help us achieve that goal is strong leadership from the mayor's office, and strong support from his various departments who have the ability to effectively not only, implement this work, but hold folks accountable insure that the numbers meet the need and specifically, with the western edition, neighborhood access point, which is the job system in district five, which i know, many of you know about, we are checking, every single month to make sure that those 61 people that have gotten jobs through the problem and how many of them are employed after the next month and after the next month, an

civil service captain and above and then there is a voting and we do, quite a bit of sausage making ourself and separating people out like, some that we deserve were deserving of gold and some silver, and there is quite a heated conversation in after it is all settled there is a vote. and you have to get two-thirds of the assembled civil service captains above to carry the day for the medal. if you don't receive a two-thirds vote it keeps going down to the medal until there is a two-thirds majority and then that is the medal that you get. so, it is very, very fair, in that not any one captain can sway anybody one way or the other. and gold medals are very rare this is as many and i have been on the committee since 1997 and i will tell you that is as many gold medals i have ever seen especially in one incident. >> and i think that it deserves and i voted the gold medal myself. >> i add that the department is the second oldest in the country. they have a great tradition and i think that it should be your turn to go to this as a commissioner and the tradition in how formal this is to be in tha

>> it is our right to defend ourself and stop any military aggression. and as i told you before.there are tanks here there is are this is an aggression against ourselves and our people. we have thousands of people that want to go home. and inside the. [ inaudible ] and i think this kind of aggression, we have to stop this. >> now, nothing has happened at the moment. so we continue with the potential of talks in cairo. and a representative group, as we heard from our correspondent in west jerusalem, a pal tin general groups going to cairo. a very difficult few hours ahead because not everybody wants to talk to hamas and hamas doesn't wants to talk to everybody that's there. who will you talk to? >> first of all one poll any on religion and one policy on. [ inaudible ] and we will go as one delegation turned a palestinian delegation and we will sit together in order to have a common region and after that we will does it with the egyptian side and also in order to achieve an understanding or how can i say this it, a verbal agreement for policy and egyptians and hopefully the egyptia

territories of syria iraq the lebanese militant group hezbollah has vowed to help the army to retake ourself from the jihad is. it's not the only time when there is fear that some other places could be also a source of tension as it is in the north and border of lebanon in tripoli kind of think sometimes but eventually the lebanese army. will be able to carry. us but we don't have to rush saying this is going to be all over and. this will probably take maybe take some days i may be. months before lebanon come put this behind it. a reminder the breaking news from afghanistan germany's der spiegel magazine is reporting that a two star american general has been killed after foreign military academy near kabul was attacked by an unknown gunman dressed in an afghan army uniform a german brigade general is among the fourteen others wounded three people are known to have died no group has admitted carrying out the tab but foreign security forces aid workers and civilians are often targeted by the taliban as the u.s. led coalition continues its withdrawal from afghanistan well more news of the top o

. >> i would like to retain the ability to make those decisions ourself. >> i didn't know the last time that the entertainment commission was making business decisions. i actually missed that. ni. thank you. >> i am not in favor of them making the business decisions to the venues. >> any final questions, if not, i will, is there a video? >> play the video. >> let's do the video and then we will. >> how long is the video? >> one minute. >> perfect. >> are you going to do dj and live sound? >> yes. >> so, are you going to be able to, are you going to have separate sound systems on each floor? >> probably not that often. i think definitely the ground floor and the basement are... >> will have permanently fixed. >> the ground floor does not plan on having a permanent installation, except for something as presentations if we were going to do something larger than a presentation, and we will bring in a sound system i don't think that it will be often, but the basement will most likely the first place that we will install or the only place that we will install the bigger sound system and it is

a fertilizer for growers primarily in the central valley or if we try to actually have some reuse ourself, we did go visit the los angeles city operations where they trucked their solids to a land that they purchased outside of bakersfield and they do land application and they do the crop growth for land human consumption and the crops like sf for miol and corn and then sell those crops to the local dary farmers as feed for the cows and so, we can either look at that type of reuse, or urban agriculture, or, traditional fertilizer as well as typical land, and landfill cover. >> when will you have more information on sort of what those options might be? >> we know that all of those options are open to us and right now what we are investigating is the land availability and the consistent user of the salt. >> so it will be in all likelihood, during the cer phase. >> okay. >> in 12 months. >> great. >> vice president caen? first of all i want to share what a fascinating presentation, really quite something. >> thank you. >> i am sure that this is too soon to ask, but do you have any preliminar