and i think that the pac has really developed many of our parent leaders in through the pac and they have become great leaders in our schools and actually in our community and so i think that should be one of your accomplishments also and i know that you are going to continue with that good work throughout the year thank you very much. >> commissioner fewer that is something that we talk about quite a bit and we reflect on at the end of the year and i think that each of us felt that we achieved a great deal of personal growth but just through participation in the meetings and activities. >> i think that even through the reports that we receive is obvious that the parent leaders have grown from when they first start as they continue throughout the year and so good work. >> commissioner maufas? >> thank you, for presenting this work, it is clear on how much work that you have done, what is represented here on paper, can't even, i just can't even imagine all of the community members that you have reached out to and touched, and it is imperative that you all continue to do your work and

for super pacs. the super pacs have to spend money independent of that candidate.contribution limit, $2,600 per election, relatively low. $5,000 per year can be given to the leadership pac. that means $30,000 over a six-year period. >> yet for that same cycle, you can only give $5,200 both primary and general for the two. what's that limit again? >> no limit at all, which is the best limit possible. >> at this point, you have the limited amount of regulating you can do. what would you want to see? >> the law was passed in 2002. a lot of interesting proposals there. it was a major piece of legislation. but with the one area that both the democrats and republicans agreed on in that legislation, don't touch leadership pacs. there was a discussion of that. that just was not feasible politically. >> they were not going to get the votes. >> that's right. i don't see, chuck, any change in that political environment up on capitol hill. particularly when you need a lot of money to be able to move up in congress to these chairs and ranking member positions. >> let's talk abo

there are still several families who are not familiar that the pac even exists. to that end we're looking at how we can expand our out reach and visibility. we'll be participating in the annual back pack give away at the bayview hunters point, b magic organization is response oring this coming saturday from 11 to 3:00 p.m.. we'll have an information table there. at the same time we have a questionnaire ~ that we present. it's about home to school connection, about communication -- best way to communicate with parents. so, we've been collecting that information. and we're hoping to do our outreach there. we've also been looking at redesigning our own website to promote the work we do, increase our visibility as well as our outreach across the district to other families that we haven't been able to reach. and finally, we're preparing for our first meeting of the year which is scheduled for wednesday, august 28th, and we look forward to welcoming superintendent carranza who will be attending that first meeting and welcoming our newest pac members as well as our expe

with wolf pac. >> two things actually.lked to you a few months back, i said hey, cenk if congress offers some bs amendment, are you going to take it? and you said no, we're taking it all the way. and i said all right. i'm in. and a few years ago i bumped in to you and i said why did you leave msnbc when they were offering you millions of dollars. and it takes brass balls to walk away from millions of dollars. that's why i'm here with wolf pac and all in for an amendment. >> i really appreciate you saying that ryan, but ryan also walked away from a really great political career, and all of us believe, and the reason we believe is that we fundamentally believe in the idea of this country. we believe in america, and we can regain a great republic if we just stick together, because we are 90% of americans at least. the only thing we need to do is to stick together. ryan clayton new executive director of wolf pac, thank you so much for joining us on "the young turks." >> thanks for having me. >> when we come back we'll talk abo

also in that same capacity, the pac is supporting the planning, the outreach, and coordination of the family institute that was scheduled for september 28th, which is saturday coming up. you'll be hearing more as time goes on. so, please save the date. the idea is to bring families, district staff, and community partners together to talk about ways to build capacity, to engage parents throughout the district. in july a couple of new pac members with preschoolers participated in a round table discussion that was hosted by the u.s. department of education director of community outreach and communications from the local regional office, joe bayerson. this round table discussion was on the federal initiative preschool for all. and although this initiative was for federal initiative,way trying to do outreach for stakeholders as part of a national outreach to different stakeholders while the initiatives in this formative stages. this put stakeholders group was primarily mono lingual, spanish speaking latino mothers. so, i just wanted to highlight a few of those points that were raised in th

we enjoy pac man. my kids love pac man. they know what it is.kend. >> but you got to get outside. don't play the arcade games this weekend. go outside. little cloudy, little cooler but certainly was toasty today. what a beautiful shot there. this may be your mode of transport for the next couple of days as opposed to bay bridge. let's take a live look at the bay bridge right now. still looking good with the bay lights and, of course, the wroeshgers are out there doing their thing getting the eastern span open by monday or tuesday. the temperature trend shot up like a rocket. up 80s for the past couple days but couldn't crack livermore until today. 97 one of the hottest days since july #49, but you will be cooling off tomorrow. maybe you're heading up toward tahoe or some of your family members are, it'll be a little hazy, smoky despite the sunshine,ing and sunday there's a slight chance of a storm. our weather here in the bay area dominated by this area of low pressure but as it get closer and stronger, more of the ocean influence moves into the

how did you find wolf pacs?> i was doing research online about politics, and i came across wolf pac.com. i read the plans you have, and it made sense to me, so i signed up as a volunteer. >> i didn't like to hear that you don't watch "the young turks." but did you go through all the different plans and say, this makes the most sense. >> yeah, i did. i had actually looked into other groups, i started working with other groups, but when i came across wolf pac's plan it was the most logical plan to being able to achieve what we want. >> cenk: tell me what you do in your every day job. >> i teach high school. >> cenk: why, if you're teaching high school, how did you get motivated to solve the problems of our republic, and then go through and read all the different organizations which one had the most logical plan. >> i spent a lot of time to inspire my students to be active members of the community. we talk quite a bit about how politics influences our every day lives, particularly education. so i felt like i couldn

and $5,000 from a pac might not do it, but $150,000 all from the same industry, that does do it. get that it's not direct bribery, i'm going to take to you breakfast and you're going to do this, but you give somebody $150,000 in six months, they're going to do whatever they wanted you to do. >> michael: all they would have to do is take me to breakfast and i'd do when they wanted. donnie, the three of us are going to hang out and talk politics, my favorite thing to do. iowa. you know, we talk about iowa now. but rick santorum was back there again this weekend. does he believe he has a chance? do you believe he has a chance? >> i believe he has a chance in iowa. he won it in 2008. iowa has a few thousand voters who vote in each party's caucus, and iowa is a retail politics state. it's a purest form of grassroots politics. if you are there every month for four years you literally have met everybody who will caucus in the republican party or democratic party meetings. >> michael: getting there early is an important thing. ben, there is iowa democratic news. vice president biden anno

but there are other aspects of this one is obviously the rise of super pacs. the role of money in politics is always an issue but i think what we saw in the changes between two thousand and four two thousand and eight and particularly two thousand and twelve is that there is this rise of these super pacs which are aiding particular candidates which are able to take huge individual contributions from people the million two million five million ten million dollars from an individual they have the ability to keep alive a candidate who otherwise might be forced to the sidelines for lack of money and they have the ability to attack and destroy a candidate as mitt romney was able to do at least temporarily with newt gingrich so that's. another thing i think another aspect of this election that looks to the future. is the changing demographics of this country and you can look at politics from the inside out and you can also look at it from outside in and there were several big forces that in two thousand and twelve i think asserted themselves in a significant way one

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. >> a decade ago micra limb yitd how much pac could receive after suing doctor he says overprescribedication to a woman ended up driving impaired and ran over his two children kim killing troy and aalana. it would require testing of doctors and mandate the medical profession use a state data base keeping track of prescriptions but the main component is raising $250,000 ceiling to $1.1 million and allow it to adjust for inflation. >> huge wind fall for trial lawyer autos dr. faul finney is president of an opponent of changing micra says all that would do is drive up costs. >> will increase meritless lawsuits increase lawyer fees and health care costs. decrease access to care and won't do anything to improve quality of medical care. >> as pac gathers signatures it will likely spur an expensive campaign. establishment and lawyers have deep pockets. lawmakers can aindividual the ballot fight if bringing parties together and come up with a solution before the session ends. >> yahoo chief executive is discussing her work and personal life including being a new mom. she talks about her colle

. >> a decade ago micra limb yitd how much pac could receive after suing doctor he says overprescribed a woman ended up driving impaired and ran or his two children kim killing troy and aalana. it would ruire testing of doctors and mante the medical profession use a state data base keeping track of prescriptions but the main component is raising $250,000 ceiling to $1.1million and allow it to adjust for inflation. >> huge wind fall for trial lawyer autos dr. faul finney is president of an opponent of changing micra says all that would do is drive up cos. >> will increase mertless lawsuits increase lawyer fees and health care costs. decrease access to care and won't do anything to improve quality of medical care. >> as pac gathers signatures it will likely spur an expensive campaign. establishment and lawyers have deep pocke. lawmakers can adividual the ballot fight if bringing parties together and come up with a solution beforehe session ends. >> yahoo chief executive is discussing her work and personal le including being a new mom. she talks about her collection of $900 cart yi begans

but there are other aspects of this one is obviously the rise of super pacs. the role of money in politics is always an issue but i think what we saw in the changes between two thousand and four two thousand and eight and particularly two thousand and twelve is that there is this rise of these super pacs which are aiding particular candidates which are able to take huge individual contributions from people million two million five million ten million dollars from an individual they have the ability to keep alive a candidate who otherwise might be forced to the sidelines for lack of money they have the ability to attack and destroy a candidate as mitt romney was able to do at least temporarily with newt gingrich so that's another thing i think another aspect of this election that looks to the future. is the changing demographics of this country and you can look at politics from the inside out and you can also look at it from outside and there were several big forces that in two thousand and twelve i think asserted themselves in a significant way one is the chan

thank you for the help of the colbert super pac. and colbert said, well, we can't talk about that. that could be word nate, the president said but we can talk about your offer to donald trump. [laughter] colbert has a pick -- there's a picture in in my book of obama laughing so loud he's falling in to kl bert. and colbert is a little bit uncomfortable. they have middle school age children who didn't have to hear about this. and just then michelle obama bound over and she says, we watched that video over and over and over and over again. [laughter] to me that kind of told me that they -- there were a lot of times when they wanted to react, they couldn't react without creating a dynamic that would be harmful to them. they enjoyed it when other people reacted. you could say that he should take the gloves off more often. especially right now. he should be more confrontational. there was a series of reasons why he didn't feel it was right for him to do that, and he is playing a longer game. you can see that on a number of issues and just to take one, for example, the gay military issue.

it's one thing for members of silicon valley to get together and form a super pac or get together and form a dark money non-profit. that is not all that, you know, surprising or new, because other folks have done that, but it's quite another thing to say a politician get entangled financially with silicon valley through away actual company. that doesn't really seem to do anything no one knows existed. i didn't know it existed until i read the story today, even though it's been around for some months now. it's not just that cory booker got contributions from silicon valley, not enough that there is some super pac out there fund understand by tech folks that wants to help him out, but that he is financially livinged to them directly, personally. he's being personally subsidized. >> he's being personally subsidized. that to me is something incredibly knew. we're running out of time. i want to get to one other story out of the campaign world in terms of money. the kentucky senate race, amazing things happened over the weekend in that race. this is senate minority leader mitch mcconnell fa

pac sun leggings.50 to $4.50. >> nice. >> everyone likes this. >> the way it's styled on her, it's very cute. as opposed to being not cute. >> thank you, hon. >> let's bring out michael. michael is coming out with a grunge trend. >> it's back. it's so cute. >> you have seen bieber wearing this. >> michael looks school appropriate. interestingly, michael told me also he'd love to have these pants. and he should have them because they are going to go from $60 to only $48 this weekend. >> i love that shirt on him. >> yeah, he's wearing a shirt around his waist, that's h&m. h&m, it's a great discount, 15% off. >> thanks, michael. >> a cute hat. >> a cute beanie. >> and now dante. >> oh, yeah. >> dante normally has to wear a uniform in school so he's rocking it today in his camo. but, you know, camou not in green. you don't want to look like a soldier. >> that's cute. >> i thought those were fish. it's just my eyes. camo. >> camo. take notice of the vans. every kid wants them. they go from $55 to $35. >> al

we kick off in the pac-12, third ranked oregon hosting, not much of a challenge for oregon. nice move there, he dives into the end zone, 27 yards, on top, 14-0. still in the first, thomas cut to the outside, going to tiptoe down the sideline and take it home for a 22-yard score. oregon rolling 21-0, second quarter. looking like collin kaepernick. turns on the jets and he is gone. 46-yard run, oregon cruises to a 66-3 victory. >>> the most scrutinized had to be texas a&m and rice. manziel had to sit out the first half due to an inadvertent violation of rules accepting cash for autographs. making up for time in the second half. manziel entered in the third quarter. looks sharp, finds mike evans, slips one tackle, 38-21 aggies. this would be the final of the game, on the run, across his body, evans again, manziel's third td pass of the second half. starts talking a little smack with his opponents. manziel will get an unsportsman like conduct penalty from the head coach fuming when manziel comes to the sideline, aggies win this one 52-31 that final. >>> ohio state hosting the bu

they launched their own clothing line for pac-sun. >> we didn't ask any help because we wanted it to be all us. we sat in a room and put our ideas together for patterns and kcra 3 reports and what we want in the line. >> don't expect the jenner girls spin off. >> we are on the shore more, but still we try and stay off of i we are kids. we are trying to be kids for little bit longer. kids with 10 followers and their own clothing line. maybe itto be a jenner. >> bruce willis out, harrison ford in? that is expendables 3 news straight from twitter. harrison starring in the thriller, paranoia and taking some curveballs from steve. >> that is the juice. get used to drinking it. >>son ford is back on the screen in paranoia. >> how tech savvy are you? >> not very. >> do your kids help you? >> often. he will grab the phone and says but he is convinced you don't need computer and cell phones to figure out life. >> y all of humanity into two groups, wranglers and leavies. real cowboys don't wear leavies. >> i the movie he is shavened. >> you have to hang upside down on a tree for a him. >> and

scrapping current lose limiting individuals from giving more than $123,000 to candidates, parties or pacscle. not everyone is resigned to a democracy drowning in money. ben cohen is promoting the stamp stampede. a grassroots campaign to get money out of politics. >> it really is possible for the grassroots to rise up and demand something when all you have to do is stamp a dollar. it's really easy to do. anybody can do it. every bill that you stamp gets seen by 900 people so people can do something that they care about. >> joining us from burlington, vermont, is co-founder of ben & jerry's and head stamper of the stamp stampede ben cohen. thank you so much for joining us. >> hi, how are you doing? good to be here. >> ben, tell us. i don't know if cameras can pick this up. i have been stamping my dollar bills. tell us a little bit about this effort and sort of what the goal is. >> well, the goal is to pass an ame amendment to the constitution that says money is not free speech and corporations are not people. it's absurd that that is what's currently going on that the supreme court has rule

well, tim miller is with that super pac america rising.er for american progress and has known hillary for 20 years working with her in the white house, the senate and her 2008 presidential campaign. tim, if i'm terry mcauliffe, maybe i like the linkage you're providing. her numbers not just in virginia but all across the country are incredibly strong. smart as a matter of fact, hillary clinton is leading in five prospective republican presidential candidates. the only one that comes within a margin of error is new jersey governor chris christie who clinton leads by one point. according to latest poll in virginia, clinton beats jeb bush in virginia by five points and three other potential rivals trail her by double digits in virginia. hillary outperforms the state's current governor bob mcdonald by ten points and she trounces florida senator marco rubio and kentucky senator rand paul by 12 points each. respond to that please. >> it's pretty early for these polls. i'll give you one example of why the clintons are damaging terry mcall live in

think of what she will do in the pac 12.he has the all time record for most golds by a woman at the world championships. >>> back to the diamond, last night j. b. shot back to back and go up and get it. fallen to the ground. yeah. grabs it and that's concentration, folks. took one away from hosea bautista, and the angels beat toronto, 7-5. look at bautista's reaction. what do i have to do. >> yeah, the laugh. like, yeah, i did it. >> elite players making big time plays. >> all right. we have seen business with booze. the u.s. postal service wants to expand the revenues by delivering alcohol like its competitors. the century old rule that's standing in the way, that's coming up at 10:00. we will see you then. until then, your latest news and weather is on www.sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com. have a good night. ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, >>> gloat to get away for the day guide. he's try a new place to eat guide. even your, hey, it really happened here guide. we're the tour guide w you in mind. eye on the bay. welcome to eye on the bay. >>

. >> i should clarify that it is a republican anlt hillary pac.as the cheryl of the party it seems to me, if you're going to use what little bully pulpit you have to do something, rather than making these false, hollow threats, could you actually do some good and say, hey, violence against women is bad. >> he can help himself and the party here but he won't. they haven't been able to do it. the problem is the conservative pacs, the koch brothers and all those people, everybody is so beholden to them, they're terrified of them. until they stand up to them i don't think they'll win any republicans. >> thank you. >>> next, detroit may be the canary in the coal mine but how can it be that banks are too big to fail but our cities are on their own. this is your first time missing a payment. and you've got the it card, so we won't hike up your apr for paying late. that's great! it is great! thank you. at discover, we treat you like you'd treat you. get the it card with late payment forgiveness. [ crashing ] [ male announcer ] when your favorite food star

we're not not going to opt out of the campaign finance system, we're not going to work with the super pacsn 2012 and all the never-minds they've done it is somewhat demoralizing even as a journalist >> john: it's fashionable to say washington is rotten to the core. but it's not. because to say it's rotten to the core would be to imply that it was on the edge of collapsing. this is some structural sound bull [bleep] that is built there, just built on nuggets of self-interest everywhere. it works great. d.c. is making [bleep] ton of money. >> yes, it is. one of the dirty little see decrees about washington is everyone focuses on how hopelessly divided washington is. washington is hopelessly interconnected. there's a max i am there, there's no such things as democrats or republicans. only millionaires. the dysfunction that you see on, you know, in cable sets on the floors of congress, things not getting done, that's very good for business in washington. a lot of people are, you know, washington again, a lot of people are getting rich in washington while the rest of the country suffers >> john

the next one is destined it's a classic structure in san francisco and the coke bottle at pac bell and pat you were involved with that and the responsible party? >> i am the responsible party for this thing, yes. i spent three months designe designing it's made out of hundred thousand pounds of alaskan cedar. and finally we're going to get a nam plague with our nan it and it can hold 100,000-gallons of coke and they were curious how much you could put in there and all made of alaskan cedar and fabricated in petaluma and one of the amazing things is every time one hits a home run the tv camera pans over and subliminally "home run coke" the best advertisement i have seen. >> and this is another building and two identical side by side. >> designed by the u.s. m marine corp. >> and this was base isolated in the year 2000 and that means they basically cut the building off underneath and put in these big separators with a rubber plate that allows the building to slide back and fourth so the building is intended to function after a earthquake and high level of functioning. >> it's a server bu

pac >> that concludes this edition of "newsline." thank you for joining us. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> ifill: as radioactive water continues pouring into the pacific, the japanese government may be forced to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to stem the tide. good evening, i'm gwen ifill. >> brown: and i'm jeffrey brown. on the "newshour" tonight, an estimated 300 tons a day of radioactive waste-tainted water began spewing from the fukishima plant soon after the earthquake in 2011. we update japan's bid to halt the worsening crisis. >> ifill: then, the story of henrietta lacks, who died 62 years ago but lives on in science.

i mean, i think as far as the timing of hillary's announcement goes, i mean, this ready for hillary pacs something that's looking at raising the kind of money that would be needed to launch a presidential run in a super pac age. that's something they're really concerned about. mccaskill addressed that at the top of the forum. they're trying to flip the argument around and say, you know, this is trying to make it about the grass roots. in all reality, we've entered a point where you can't just start from scratch when others around you are raising the kind of money that it's going to take to be competitive and what's going to be a really expensive race. >> ckasie, thank you. >>> all right. a live look at the white house where in just about 30 minutes from now, president obama is going to hold his first news conference since april. we're going to take you there and cover that. al qaeda, russia, and the immigration battle are just some of the subjects he's expected to address. >>> first, there's a lot going on today. here are just some of the things we thought you should know. senator mitch

on the subject of the mission bay loop project our engineering maintenance committee weighed in mta /pac recommends that the sfmta board to the board of directors board that the mission bay loop project be expedited and completed as soon as possible. that's our recommendations for this meeting. thank you. >> thank you. members of the board have questions or comments? >> i do have a question on the loop project. did the cac weigh in on an option because it's my understanding there is discussion going on whether it's north or south of channel? and did the cac have an opinion on that? >> we did not weigh in on that potential issue, although we have been -- some of our members have been watching this for years. before the mta decided to go ahead with it, or in the interim read when nothing was. >> >> done we didn't have a presentation on that issue on the meeting though. >> okay thank you. >> thank you for always thoughtful recommendations by the citizens' advisory council. we will consider them seriously. thank you. other comments on the citizens' advisory council? >> no members of the publ

congresswoman shelly mark ped dough are two of the prominent women leaders mentioned by a new super pac. recruiting more republican women to run for office. >>> thousands rallied in washington saturday for the 50th anniversary of the 1963 march on washington. john lewis talked about what it was like before that historic march. >> when i first came to washington in 1961, the same year that president barack obama was born to go on freedom rides, black people and white people couldn't be seated on a bus or a train together to travel through the south. >> former secretary of state colin powell commented on the trayvon martin verdict on "face the nation." >> i think that it will be seen as a questionable judgment on the part of the judicial system down there, but i don't know if it will have staying power. these cases come along and blaze across the midnight sky and then after a period of time they're forgotten. >>> texas senator ted cruz admitted republicans do not have the votes to defund obama care, but says he is, quote, not convinced that president obama wouldn't defund his own health c

the regular -- we recorded a time of five days and since the beginning of time since 1906 the trans pac has been around, very close. >> fantastic and hat's off to you. thanks for being with us this morning. >>> just as there really is a craig at craigslist, there is a linda at linda.com, the most popular online teacher when "press here" continues. >>> welcome back. my next guest taught herself how to use a computer in the late 80s and she's a darn good compute ifr. not only did she do the special effects at block busters but taught hundreds of others people to learn how to use the computer, linda.com, a website familiar with everyone in silicon valley, yeah, boss, i totally any how to run that program. you have saved a lot of jobs over the years. how many customers do you have? >> guilty as charged. approximately 3 million. >> 3 million people, 3 million users, 3 million lessons. >> we like to call them members and we have 100,000 videos much of which we produced ourselves divided into 2,000 courses. >> i've got to ask, you co-founded thd with your husband. was there a conversation for

alabama hit the top spot followed by ohio state and pac-12 rival, the oregon ducks.ncisco giants are on the diamond right now leading miami, 4-0 in the fourth inning. we'll have highlights coming up at 6:00. diane, no, i do not have a bobble head for you. i didn't get one, okay? >> next time, all right, henry? >> maybe. you have to be real nice to me. >> okay. see you at 6:00. >>> when we come back, ferris bueller drove it on his day off. now that famous red ferrari will be sitting in the garage of the highest bidder. >>> a car from one of the biggest movies in the '80s has a new owner. the winning bid wasn't as high as predicted. the car used for "ferris bueller's day off" wednesday on the block. the convertible isn't really a ferrari. it's a replica call add spider. a real one would have cost $300,000 in the '80s. >> they had this car they did the spinning wheels and cut the other one. they mounted a pully in the floor and had a pick-up truck drag it out the window. >> there's speculation the car could go for $1 million. the final bid was much lower, $235,000. the