i'm picking up u paul changing i've lived in the richard anyone district between 17 and 18 avenue. i take the bus on an average of two times a week and i play volley bail in hindu town i take the bus back around 8:30 though in the evening. i take the business on the weekends because i think that the bus is definitely the way to go from the richmond district to downtown. the other times i take it i'm a structural engineer i take the debar so i'm a big proponent of public transit because that is the future of the urban transportation. on my way here i got here a little bit later than i thought i would because you know the bus stopped a few times and the bus runs on the right side of the street because someone is striving - trying to find a parking space. you know, to figure out, you know, what's an efficient system. i've been practicing engineering for 15 years i think what makes we valuable i've got great strategic skills and i love people. i went to the last attain hall meeting and saw people yelling and streaming at each other. i believe in a balanced approach and i think you have

. >> i would like to introduce paul change for a remark of soda. >> mr. paul needs no introduction. he's a legend. >> good morning supervisor cohen, supervisor tang and supervisor campos. i'm delighted to being here this morning. i appreciate the chance to address this committee about an idea whose time has finally arrived. my colleague tom walker has already laid out the reasons why optimizing the city owned real estate is important for the fiscal and economic health of this city. any decision it makes about it's property translates into something even more significant in terms of how it affects the lives and education opportunities of thousands of our city's young people. because of such high stakes, the civil grand jury is very pleased and excited with the school district's response to our recommendation no. 6. which highlights the option of converting the historic school buildings at 170 and 135 van ness plus auditorium to a new campus for the school of the arts. we commend the school district, school board and especially superintendent richard carranza for his leadership and fo

walker and paul chang talking about real estate properties and agencies and agencies like the school district where he was president and marshall, can you imagine having the benefit of that kind of expertise and knowledge where you can actually hear from this person on this important issue. it's incredible. i'm very grateful. this is a complicated issue and i think that a lot of progress has been made. i do appreciate the fact that civil grand jury has consently gone back to this issue because it's one of those things that you need to consistently keep an eye on and i think we can do a better job at the city and the school district. that said, i can tell you with the school district, i started as a lawyer at the school district about 14 years ago, the district did not know how many properties it owned. it took some time to get to the point where you actually have a basic inventory of that. and mr. golden who has been there 10 years and lasted more than any facilities directors has done an incredible job of moving the district forward in terms of maximizing the use of it's assets. i w

. >>> paul, changes are coming. >> it's going to get cooler. we have to remind folks it is fall. first full day of fall felt like a beautiful late sumner day although fall can be toasty as we'll see in the extended forecast. chilly in the morning for kids walking to school. live look shows clear sky even at the coast. low cloud cover just now beginning to move in. live view from the cliff house looking toward ocean beach where you had a nice day and highs around 70 at the beach fade. what a beautiful sunset over the city. that marine layer moving in overnight. upper 70s currently for concord, livermore. oakland 78. san francisco 68. san jose 75. santa rosa 80. beautiful in northern california. we have a problem in southern california. i want to show you some pictures from the angeles national forest. this is breaking news. these are live pictures from our helicopter from our l.a. station down there and we are looking at a big time problem there because yes, we got rain over the weekend. we even got some in central and southern california but this is still the driest year in calif

first, i oppose the action then heard your talking points and changed my mind and then heard rand paulhanged again. all you can do is think about the complicated issue and come to your own opinion. i believe the majority of americans support action against assad. with obama's record, no. yours is a very honest e-mail. n oppose all the president's policies so they oppose this one. we should only take military action when there's an immediate threat to our allies. defiance to our american president is a threat. it could weaken us very much with a war. >> handling the assad mess is correct, he will defy obama but would have never shrugged off a warning from reagan. powers and oeber shane made great points. the only one giving me a headache last night was you, bill. i'm sorry for that. you should cure them not cause them. you're pushing the syria so much i can't watch the factor anymore. >> i'm sorry to hear that. you should be open to opposing points of view, makes life far more interesting. bill, i want to see you shirtless and then decide who looks better, you or putin. careful what you

senate democrats want to amend it to remove cuts to obamacare. >>> boy, paul, what a change today. you just look outside, those big gray clouds are signalling rain's coming. >> and sometimes you get the gray clouds, thinking it's fog, it's going to burn off. this is different. we haven't seen this in months. this will actually yield rainfall. how about that? mid-september, it's time we begin to look to the north for fronts moving through and hello fronts and hello fall. look at the temperatures. not the 90s anymore. barely above 70 in concord. livermore at 73. not that much warmer than san francisco. 69 in the financial district. san jose the warm spot at 74. santa rosa you will be one of the first spots to get some rainfall. you're currently 68. this is why we have kpix 5 high- def doppler radar. most of our fronts come in from the north so we positioned our radar in the perfect spot to see that rain first. we are seeing showers already off the sonoma and mendocino county coastline. watch out santa rosa, ukiah, clearlake you will see some showers by 7:00 or 8:00 tonight. temperatu

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today saint paul's episcopal parish downtown reopened after major renovations. members say the changes have added beauty to a church that's given so much to its community. a major renovation for one of baltimore's oldest churches. ------- nats of choir singing-------- saint paul's episcopal parish reopened sunday after closing for three months. "today we're celebrating that thats a real step in the right direction as part of the revitilization of this building." founded in 1692.... the church that sits at the corner of charles and saratoga streets was rebuilt in 1856 after a fire destroyed its orginal place of worship. but with age came a building that was detoriating ... so members went to work. "we've had a lot of projects and this was probabaly one of the most massive." the renovation took 14 weeks, using over 40 tons of scaffolding and lots of paint... but this is the finish product. golden yellow paint now covers the wall .... and if you look up gold stars fill the ceiling in memory of lost loved ones. a change many members are proud of. "it didnt look terrible before i mean it wa

paul is tracking the changes. >> the rain has hit the north bay first and slowly tonight it will work its way south but already seeing showers as far south as san rafael this evening. this is live kpix doppler, rain on the 401 corridor. anywhere from clear lake south to cloverdale and showers encroaching on windsor and santa rosa. as that moves through our rain chances increase for every part of the bay area. the rain had move south overnight tonight. a high likelihood you'll wake up to wet grass outside your house or fresh rain falling. it will be an autumn like start to the weekend. cooler and breezy. a fall feel in the air as soon as tomorrow morning. and this will turn out to be the most rainfall we've had from any one system since before easter, since early april. so it's been five and a half months since we've done this. we'll talk about when the rain moves out coming up. >>> 49ers fans are asking tonight, will star play aldon smith play in sunday's game against the colts. he was arrested early this morning on suspicion of dui. we have exclusive new photos of aldon's truck and w

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so just to recap-- rand paul says no diplomacy, can't do nothing, but no to the president's plan, and no to regime change. ( laughter ) i mean, taken all together that's really... calm you know what? i'm not sure how i would describe rand paul's response to the president. you know what, rand paul, how would you describe rand paul? >> i think he's been a little bit here air, little bit there, and a little bit everywhere. i don't think he makes any sense. >> stephen: you know what? you could not have said it better yourself. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thank you, nation. i've been talking about highway or bungler-in-chief in botching the syria conflict. it's not just what he says about sir yoo. it's what he does while saying it. just check out this photo released by the white house last week of obama calling john boehner to say he would seek congressional approval. yeah. look at that. ( laughter ) are you as mad as i am? well, just wait till you find out why you're so mad. >> the white house sends out a photo of president obama

adaptability of people and to understand at this juncture between the environmental changes happening that scientists like paul erlich had documented and human welfare they are related but not not, just moving in lockstep. that is one set of conclusions and a second important point is what has become over the last few decades since it was resolved, the current debates over climate change sort of traveling that was established by the previous debates by population growth and resource scarcity you can only understand the gulf that exists between environmentalists and conservative critics if you go back to attend to the earlier battles over population growth and scarcity. >> host: but to go back to "the bet" it was the wrong bet to make because the prices of these metals really did not do anything to solve the divide between paul erlich and did julian simon they view the world and measure progress and changes in very different ways. if they were going to do "the bet" again, reducing there would be any kind of measure that would at least respecting each other's opinion? they are so far apart. >> host: from "the be

. >> michael joins us now with news on an nba star land agca reaing acareer-changing contrac. >> paul george is now paid like one. george signed a five-year contract that guarantees him $80 million-dollars and more than $90 million. george averages a career high 17 -p points last season and really shines in the post season and welcome in the league most improved player. the nba announcing today that for the first time ever, two teams will share the hosting duties for all-this star game weekend when exhibition cup in new york in 2015. they will host the rookie soft pal game on saturday including the slam dunk contest while the knicks will host the game itself at madison square garden on sunday. nfl players association will look at the toke land raiders followed protocol after he was knocked out of monday's game with a concussion. after he was hit by the line backer, he remained in the game for two more plays and already back to the locker room for the teams medical staff. we will have more sports news coming up. this about 20 minutes. >>> welcome back to al jazeera. congress is hoping

paul son. weather is changing. >> it is. we have low clouds in place. between two lows. but this one coming on. i will tell you history tells us we need to keep an eye on this one. each one of these lows looks to be getting a little stronger. this one will move in on sunday. we get a slight warm up today. there is plenty is go around. mild to cool lows. we're a little cooler this morning and there is a lot of drizzle in the forecast as well. it wasn't as extensive for me. some areas are getting pretty good drizzle out there. i don't see much change in this pattern. i don't see much change in my computer model. 50s and 60s as well. a lot of cooler temps by 5-7 degrees. san francisco going 67. there is a little bit cooler lows and a stronger breeze. gust of 30 miles an hour at the altamont pass. today a slight bump up. low clouds and fog. morning drizzle. the breeze has picked up no doubt about it. and that low cloud deck means some 60s, 70s, and low to mid 80s. >>> we are looking at interstate # 80 traffic is -- 880 traffic is moving along pretty well. no problems there.

change debate. the program is about an hour. >> host: paul sabin thanks so much for coming to "after words" and talking about your book "the bet." i found it fascinating as a reporter that covers policy politics and climate change i could not help to have a sense of dÉjÀ vu. i have heard this argument before and i have heard it numerous times especially in this current congress. i wanted to start at the beginning which is where did the idea for this book come from? was the kind idea that you always had that became right because of the current political context? was it a chicken and egg thing? >> guest: it starts with an interest in looking back of the 1970s and the rise of the environments of movement and trying to the understand where were the successes and accomplishments of that era of environmental activism and legislation and also what were some of the limitations and constraints. i've been interested in that for very long time and then when i was looking around or a new book topic i decided that i was really looking for a good story. a good story with strong characters and also one that would mak

going to kind of get abrupt change tomorrow with that rain moving in. >> paul, in the bay area shthsd to beat. pretty spectacular. >> and we need third-degree rain fall. keep it coming, mother nature. >> thanks. >>> coming up, how to decipher the hidden code on price tags to find out if you're really get tg lowest price. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . >>> the bank of the west sports report is next on kpix 5. >>> did you know stores put hidden codes on their price tags? well, they can tell us a lot more than just what an item costs. shows us what to look for. >> shoppers, whether you're looking to save a buck. >> oh, like those. >> or a bundle, knowing what to look for when you're looking for clothing, shoes or even bigger ticket item ks make a difference in the debt you put in your wallet. >> price tag. >> consumer expert michelle let nus on the big secret. >> a lot of the major store chains have their own internal coding system. >> industry experts found at target a price ending with 98 cents like these handbags on clearance are bound for another markdown, but a price ending with a 4 at t

changes. at a time when paul and governance committee we talk about goals and safety. i thought it would be good for you to recognize two people who live and breathe that and through their collective efforts in pulling everybody together in having an open forum with the operators and all the issues put on the table, david was to some degree put on the hot seat by these customers and handled it very well and both put together a great program to ensure both our workers as well as a right in public. david, thank you. >> good afternoon; mr. chairman and members of the mta board, riis skin. i'm excited to receive this recognition. thank for getting to the bottom of these incidents. i would like to thank mr. lee for his support. david is always willing to assist us and help us understand the maintenance side. i also thank my assistant superintendent and my office staff for always being ready to assist me in whatever endeavor i ask them to undertake and most of all to the operators for their support and patience and their confidence in how we dealt with the situation. in all

rand paul doesn't change policy very often.he leader of the republican party on this particular issue. his strategy is the strategy right now. >> cruz, cruz. >> what is incredible about this is that -- >> let me just say this, i was in the senate for a long time and let -- maybe not a long time, four years before i went to the cabinet, but the truth of the matter is anybody can go and grab a headline for a day. and you can do it by ethics that are totally crazy and inappropriate. i would tell you, i looked at that vote on moving forward with the vote in the senate, there was overwhelming rejection of ted cruz. it wasn't only just the democrats, it was the republicans because they were furious, because at the end the day, you have democrats and republicans that want the government to function. you have ted cruz coming in and doing the antics he did, he put a number of his own republican colleagues in very bad shape. a big thing for him. he may be doing well with his base in texas. may have brought in a lot of money for him in fu

change and the team that really delivered this. some of the members from the mta, tim, peter, paul. from the ta, michael shorts, sherry -- i always mess up your name -- rachel, and of course kelly change for the leadership. i'll conclude. >> thank you. >> avalos and commissioners, i'm going to briefly go through, as maria said, i'm just going to go through the document and what your approval actions are today. so the van ness brt is the first in the brt network and the main goal is to fill in this main rail network gap in the east and southwest parts of the city. we don't have heavy infrastructure in that part of the city. van ness is the first one going from mission to lombard street. it supports the rest of the rapid network, and as many of you know, the draft eir is out for public review and comment. we're looking for approval on these lines. it supports regional network, which is the golden gate transit, which you can see on this slide. brt is a new mode of transportation here in san francisco. it features a combination of improvements. you've seen some of these in different part

paul did the live here searing damascus change in the last ten months and not must i shot him with after mohammad stance many people who supported the opposition changed their minds they knew that he was very kind and help people all people regardless of their beliefs so when he died they asked themselves what are the people who belong to the opposition doing if they kill innocent civilians some of them are nothing more than criminals. what do you think about possible airstrike that america is now planning. i smile when they tell me baby american is that we civilians are only three of them were not afraid of us new showed us another empty grave the cemetery the boy's father who is also well known activity in damascus has already reserved for himself. from damascus syria. berlin and paris have joined the clamor to convince the world that it was syria's president who ordered a chemical weapons attack outside damascus last month paris says it has satellite imagery proving chemical strikes came from a government controlled area and also claims assad for three other attacks committed between

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. >> paul, thank you very much. . big changes for major league baseball. >> . not talking about retirement for years since 1992. today the commissioner made it official. he will say al oh oha after the 2014 season. he gave the acting commissioner back in 1992 after he was voted out. under his watch, the league sky rocketed in to a $9 billion-dollar industry. he also implemented the wild card system and revenue sharing. he will also be known for over seaing the steroid era in pwoeubl. an emotional night in yankee stadium. mario made his final appearance. >> according to court records in california today. the settlement will -- they will appear in basketball and foot tpwal version of these video games dating back to 2003. tphop dollar amount was -- this is a major victory for the former players and stan keller, and it's also announced that it will stop producing its college football video game next year but opening up whole can of worms. >>> ross, thank you very much. come canning up on al jazeera america. taking a closer look. they may make their changes in a po

what i did from the start was change my diet, change my exercise regimen and do a series of breathing exercises that a dear friend of ours, paul salvino, shared with me. those made such an enormous impact, and i noticed almost immediately after i changed my diet, cutting out wheat, cutting out particularly gluten, changing my diet to more raw foods, healthier foods, i noticed an immediate difference. and it was something that, you know, set off a light bulb in my mind. and you have to remember when i first experienced this change, it was something that no one was really talking about. i mean, asthma was a condition, there was nothing you could do about it. i was on seven different medications at the time. none of them were working, including prednisone, which was making me blow up and look horrible. >> prednisone is a steroid. >> it was a terrible thing. i know you've experienced a similar situation, but making those changes had a profound effect on me, and that's when i started the program, reversing asthma, and wrote the book. >> what are some of the suggestions you give people in the book that gets them on the start of a ro

paul did that live here in searing damascus change in the last ten months. after mohamed stance many people who supported the opposition changed their minds they knew that he was very kind and help people all people regardless of their beliefs so when he died they asked themselves what are the people who belong to the opposition doing if they kill innocent civilians some of them are nothing more than criminals. and speaking about the latest developments what do you think about a possible airstrike that america is now planning. is now thinking over. i smile when they tell me about the american attack we syrians are only afraid of god we're not afraid of the u.s. . thank you very much for your time we wish you and your family actually your country peace and prosperity and as soon as possible new showed us another this time empty grave in the cemetery the boy's father who is also well known activity even in damascus has already reserved for himself. from damascus syria. the u.s. navy is building its presence around syria ahead of a u.s. congressional debate lat

paul did the live here in searing damascus change in the last ten months and that may not last i shot him after mohamed stance many people who supported the opposition changed their minds they knew that he was very kind and help people all people regardless of their beliefs so when he died they asked themselves what are the people who belong to the opposition doing if they kill innocent civilians some of them are nothing more than criminals. what do you think about possible airstrike that america is now planning. i smile when they tell me about the american attack we syrians are only afraid of god we're not afraid of us nor showed us another this time empty grave in the cemetery the boy's father who is also well known actor living in damascus has already reserved for himself. a recent ocean r.t. from damascus syria. and let's now go live to brussels and talk to. who is a member of the european parliament a very welcome to our great to see here europe looks quite divided on the syrian issue with france wanting to go ahead and strike syria and the u.k. parliament a ruling it out how dee