p.s. 78 is requesting $20,000 for the addition of class to bike lanes from 13th street to 19th street. creating room for by civil disabilities, the neat thing about this project is that after that part is completed, all of the way from the embarcadero, bike lanes will be done by the summer of 2012. finally, the sf mta has requested 1200 for a bike way on jfk drive. in april they allocated additional funds for planning and design work on the project after learning of further coordination necessary for support for a specific project. there remain if you design details to work out and a final number for the parking lot. to outfit the parking lot, as 78 will take it out to the finance authority on october 25. because of the required approvals not yet being met, they are recommending conditioning the allocation for jfk with expenses for construction and those bodies being met for the final design of the project. the project should take between six weeks to eight weeks to complete. with that, folks, staff members from all project can come back up. supervisor avalos: any early indication on

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testicles that were not completely descended into this photo and tended to have a significantly smaller p.s. so i wouldn't even as an eco toxicologist and not a specialist for human toxicology i wouldn't expect negative impacts on dives so if it does i using the neuro waterfall from p.t. bottles there's absolutely no danger but i'm not so convinced when we're talking about pregnant women or very young children. because in these very sensitive phases of life cycle care should be taken to avoid any estrogen it can because. they put the plastic you see plastics contain substances that can eventually migrate over but only an infinitesimal quantities which are well below the norms. certain scientists use operating procedures that are unjustified. motions which are then regrettably picked up by the media and creates an unfounded scare among the public at large. but after all this is a democracy so everyone has the right to express themselves and it. isn't a case of scaremongering scientists. simply asking you questions. over here the results of the test for a chemical component plastic by and lar

it is the work of independent filmmaker jacques menasche his son emanuel was in the first grade at p.s. 150. here are extended excerpts from the documentary. >> i remember the walk to school that morning. it was this incredibly blue, blue, blue sky. >> quintessential fall early september day. >> it was like a normal day. ate at first. >> we had this really nice kind of gearing... gerring area outside our school where the students would line up. i would ring a bell to just mark the beginning of school. >> we stood there and the kids filed into the building. as they just came in, the door closed behind them. i looked up and there was a silver plane. it was sort of framed in the blue sky. of the building. and i thought how beautiful. >> we happened to be just coming up in the hallway. and hanging our backpacks right up against the window. the window faced the world trade center. so i actually did see the first plane hit the first building. that's an image that is pretty much forever ingrained. >> we were here. >> do you remember anything about this moment standing out here. >> i remember

p.s. next time, check your damn parachute." [laughter] evel. what a character.? i am now. i used to be kind of embarrassed. i could hear him downstairs, crying and cursing all night. but now i know what he was really doing. planning his next big stunt. i love you, dad. i love you, too. oh, harold, your cousin joey's here. harry. how are you feeling, cuz? fine. uncle ronnie couldn't make it. he's not doing too well. oh, i'm sorry. i didn't know. who's uncle ronnie? last of the original krenshaws. he owns a dude ranch in nevada. about a thousand acres. me and harry used to go down every summer. yeah. what was harold like as a kid? this guy? he was indestructible, and that's a fact. me and uncle ronnie used to throw him off the roof, then down the stairs, then off the dock. remember? yeah. yeah, me and uncle ronnie was just goofing off, but for harold, i guess it was practice! [laughter] (duty nurse) okay, that's it, folks. everyone out. i've got to change those bandages. you can come back after dinner. i'll call you later. thank you. adrian? i knew you'd come. can

international community that's the internet what the international community support that's an interesting p.s. i. really support this treaty support the sixty seven borders so i think it's fictitious to start talking about the offers that palestinians turn down and i think we should instead start looking towards the future and the future is if the israelis want to have peace they have to begin to recognize the palestinians as equals and this is something that no israeli leader has committed himself to whether it's under the guise of two states or one state all that i want is to be treated as an equal and all that benny morris and all of the other israeli establishment want is to continue to subjugate me there harry here in lies the problem. of debate coming your way in about an hour here on our team so stay with us. this week and you will discuss serbian back proposals to break a deadlock in northern kosovo where pristina recently seized two disputed border crossings the move sparked outrage among local serbs friday nato led forces helicoptered in un kosovo across the customs officials to the

the state secrets privilege in courtrooms out of that their push for warrantless tracking what you p.s. devices and the list can go on and on and on not but aside from continuing bush policies and damaging his own track record has this president actually killed the civil liberties movement that's a legal scholar jonathan turley argues a new op ed that appeared in the l a times he says that obama may prove to be the quote most disastrous president in our history in terms of civil liberties so is the right term discuss this with me is mike riggs associate editor at reason i can see mike thanks so much for being here and i really think you. like i said this is something we talk about all the time you and i was spoken about it there's no question that our civil liberties are being eroded but what do you think that it's missing from the general discussion that you see you know just on t.v. when people are having to bait or presidential debate yeah i it's a huge question is sort of thinking about on the right over here you could obviously like divide who's responsible. you could talk about t

we were looking at motions and his case, i was constantly struck by his records just disappeared and p.s., when someone is in an interrogation room for two days there's like records so the other three defendants stacks of records and jovan had an arrest and a confession. and it was just really -- other things had been manufactured a year and a half, three years later in response to the motions on the case but it was really kind of -- it was so striking to me that, well, the way it happened, the first way that jovan and i met at super max and cathy called me one morning and said, look, i'm in such big trouble with this case. i really believe this kid but i have to go to super max today and i got to cross-examine him and i need to cross-examine him like a state's attorney would. i need to rip him apart, and i absolutely can't do it. so you got to do it for me. and i was like writing now and i hadn't been in the courtroom and i was really don't toy with me, seriously? let's go. so we get down -- if you're a trial lawyer, you just -- i know it's a little gross and competitive but it just sta