there's peg right there. peg, when i saw it yesterday, i was like, we have to get her. find out who she is. you really gave it to the candidate yesterday. are you satisfied with the answer he gave you? >> i don't feel he gave may answer. and, you know, i just want people to understand where i was coming from. my point in asking him that question was, why -- why do you have a system of behavior and acceptable behavior for your employees when you're the top employee and everybody is an employee of the city of new york when you put your name on that list. and as the mayor, he's being paid by the city of new york. and he needs to have a standard that's going to be comparable or you end up in a situation where you have conflicts going on. what do you do as the mayor when you have as a firefighter, a police officer, a teacher who's now up to be fired for behaving in the same manner you did? i think it leads to chaos down the road and i didn't understand as i said how he could feel he would be able to be in the position of the leader. >> yeah. >> my point and my -- >> you had

first, he uses his left foot, puts it out on the front peg to steer.you put both your feet out there, you'll fall right off the back. the trick is to hook your height foot underneath the peg, and that's what you use to hold your body on the bike. watch. hold it on with that right foot, leaning way back. that's how he does his trick. >> looks scary. >> looks neat. i love it. >> i'm going to suggest that you do try this at home. david and mauricio are measuring how slow and consequently how dumb humans are in centimeters. most people have an average delayed response of about 190 mill seconds to desect and respond to the visual stimulus. a ruler is long enough for people to catch, but it's also a way to sort of benchmark people's performances in -- it took her about 14 1/2 centimeters to catch it. >> what they're doing is setting up a slow mo camera, and they're dropping a ruler in between the fingers of all of these people to see how long it takes them to figure out that the ruler is, in fact, dropping and then react and catch it. they brought in a neuro

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. >> i'm kathy peg executive director for rockers.was ten years ago that the entertainment commission was formed and also the earplug ordinance was passed and san francisco because everyone's effort is the safest hearing city in the nation. i want to thank you for this award. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> thank you so much. i want to thank all of our panelist. we'll see you in the breakout. >>> >> [ applause ] >>> >>> >>> >> >> i am jeff idakia, and i provide legal representation to 20,000 people every year. it is our goal to ensure that we have the best legal representation possible. we started this nine years ago, to increased consciousness

. >> i'm kathy peg executive director for rockers.was ten years ago that the entertainment commission was formed and also the earplug ordinance was passed and san francisco because everyone's effort is the safest hearing city in the nation. i want to thank you for this award. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> thank you so much. i want to thank all of our panelist. we'll see you in the breakout. >>> >> [ applause ] >>> >>> >>> >> >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the instructor in training i can never be too prepared put this gps to be perpetrated. >> oh, yes sir, there are a million things to be prepared for. listen kid being perpetrated is simple. try not to terrify next week >> we're prepared. >> malicious animal release. i'll drive us home >> i've never seen such a cockamamy and i told i before everyone can be prepared if they have a good game plan and communities can be stronger. >> i taught that stuff. >> looks like we've got an emergency on hands. we're going to go back >> well, this can't be good. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> oh. >> dots authorities know t

anyway, square peg accessories.com. that's the website. >> now my favorite is something called -- they were heroes. it's the granite mountain hot shots. these are the 19 brave unbelievable firefighters who lost their lives on june 30th while fighting the yarnell hill wildfire. these are $20 each. and $15 of that goes to the hot shots and the families. can you imagine? the families they left behind. for more information go to, i think it's gmhotshots.com. >> that's great. >> sara? >> mine is not so meaningful. it's an old navy tank. i wear tanks under almost everything. this happens to be a fun new with the lace but they have the perfect ribbed tanks and i probably own 100 of them and they're only $8. >> oh, i love that. >> that's a good one. >> and a tank doesn't need to be really expensive. >> those white tanks you can get those in the drug store. those are great. the men's tanks are great for that, too. >> over the weekend, i wasn't able to go to savannah's wonderful party that matt threw her. i heard it was sensation

i don't like to hear sixth street pegged. i understand there is high crime but there is also neighbors who deserve tlooifrg businesses that make conditions better for them >> we're not opposing the permit and i just wanted to - and a thank you very much. is there any other public comment on lucks lounge 6 of street. seeing none, public comments is closed >> i wanted to say that lyle tattooing shop was there for a long time that he he was world familiar. is there a motion commissioners >> so i would like to move to approve the po e permit striking conditions 1, 4, 9, 11, 13 and fourteen and adding the san francisco entertainment good neighbor policy. >> there's a second. >> just a comment that every permit that come out of here has a good neighbor policy attached as the first 13 conditions at all-time just for the public. all right. >> we'll approve with those items stricken (calling names) so approved. >> good luck see you in august. >> next item doing business as 31611 street you're up. >> so this is the site of the partners

so we think the rate should be pegged to what the market is charging. the discount window rate is a rate that's workable from an administrative perspective unclear. but she's absolutely right. we need to be setting the market so that -- setting the rate so that it is about getting the lowest rate possible to students while being able to pay for the program. it would be great if we could give students grants, not loans and not charge them anything. in an ideal world, that would be something we would be looking at. but that's tough to figure out how we would pay for that in the short term. so i think in the short term, what we need to do is to give students loans that are fair to them, allow them to manage their debt. the other thing the president proposed that we strongly support at the center for american progress is his pay as you earn program. so not only do we need to keep the cost of the loans low but we also have to help students once they graduate to be able to pay back their loans and under his plan, no student will have to pay more than 10% of t

. >>> new this morning, a peg 777 returned to tokyo. they returned to the airport after a barning light indicated the jet's hydraulic level was low. passengers landed at fso this morning and mechanics are working on that original plane after finding a leak in that system. >>> we have new information at an apartment complex that sent dozens of people to the hospital. we have learned a manhasset died at the hallmark house apartments. 21 people why inn -- a man has died at the hallmark house apartments. they believe that is where the fire started and at 8:00 this morning some of the people displaced will be escorted in to collect their belongings. >>> the eastern pan of the -- span of the bay bridge, the oversight committee has announced it will not open as scheduled and that's because they will have to fix broken bolts and many will have to what just them to keep them from cracking. >> sweep are very sorry for this delay put we have a it retrofit. >>> the project is already 010 years -- 10 years late and $5 billion over budget and more is

. >> elizabeth warren is introducing to bill to peg student loan rates to what the fed lets -- >> .75%ch was never going to happen but kind of was a way to get people to look at look what the government supports and doesn't support. >> she has framed it in moral terms. the government should not be making billions of dollars of profit and reducing the deficit on the backs of students especially as we tell students the road to mobility, the road to achieving the american dream is by getting higher education. >> in fairness, however, they're not balancing on bakthe baktcks students. with things like income based repayment with, there are problems with that program but it is actually pegged as a short of percentage to your income. i tend to think the problem is not the interest rate. i think that focus is misleading. the problem is on the amount of money that's being borrowed. that goes back to -- what ezra said, they're paying too much, but in part the reason they are paying too much is that these loans are available and kids going into college don't think about should i really be borrowi

. >> france says it wants to cut its dependency on nuclear energy, currently pegged at 75% of the country's power supply. >> experts and officials have been gathering to discuss working together on renewable energy. the german prime minister said that to reduce costs and increase energy security across europe. >> it was the last appearance for france's environment minister. later she was fired for criticizing the french president's budget. >> earlier, we spoke with the cheap energy analyst at the german institute for economic research. i asked her how realistic the french plans are to reduce use of nuclear power from 75% to 50% by 2020. >> i think it is realistic. we have to see that the nuclear power plant in france are already quite old and need to be replaced, and they could be replaced with renewable energy, so germany is doing that as well. france has high potential also in the renewable energy sector, also wind energy, also solar and biomass, and i think nuclear can be replaced. >> energy policy is one area that cannot be thought of in strictly national terms. in what areas might germ

. >> france says it wants to cut its dependency on nuclear energy, currently pegged at 75% of the country's power supply. >> experts and officials have been gathering to discuss working together on renewable energy. the german prime minister said that to reduce costs and increase energy security across europe. >> it was the last appearance for france's environment minister. later she was fired for criticizing the french president's budget. >> earlier, we spoke with the cheap energy analyst at the german institute for economic research. i asked her how realistic the french plans are to reduce use of nuclear power from 75% to 50% by 2020. >> i think it is realistic. we have to see that the nuclear power plant in france are already quite old and need to be replaced, and they could be replaced with renewable energy, so germany is doing that as well. france has high potential also in the renewable energy sector, also wind energy, also solar and biomass, and i think nuclear can be replaced. >> energy policy is one area that cannot be thought of in strictly national terms. in what areas might germ

. >> i'm kathy peg executive director for rockers.was ten years ago that the entertainment commission was formed and also the earplug ordinance was passed and san francisco because everyone's effort is the safest hearing city in the nation. i want to thank you for this award. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> thank you so much. i want to thank all of our panelist. we'll see you in the breakout. >>> >> [ applause ] >>> >>> >>> >> ♪ >> i am so looking forward to the street fair tomorrow. >> it is in the mission, how are we going to get there? we are not driving. >> well what do you suggest? >> there are a lot of great transportation choices in the city and there is one place to find them all, sfnta.com. >> sfmta.com. >> it is the walking parking, and riding muni and it is all here in one place. >> sitting in front of my computer waiting transportation options that is not exactly how i want to spend my saturday night. >> the new sfmta.com is mobile friendly, it works great on a tablet, smart phone or a lap top, it is built to go wherever we

that thing woulding pegged. this guy would be spinning. here's how you shut it on and off. like the gas thing, the valve thing with the square head. there are a couple of ears. you lineup the 2 ears. there is a hole to put a padlock. if it's on ita in direction of the /phroe. flow. when it's off, these 2 lineup. the 2 ears will lineup so you can put a padlock in there. that tells you you hava shut off. like that gas circle thing, if you see that thing in a sidewalk and you are standing in the street and you have that in front of you and look directly at the house you will find the gas shut off. same with the water. if you have the water thing in front of you and look directly at the house. 9 times out of 10 on the floor you will find the main water shut off, here. a lot of places have the sprinklers if you shut off the main in the street you shut off the fire systems. so, if you have a choice of shutting off the water in somebody's house go for the one that coming between the foundation, usually it's in the garage or basement. you turn it to the right. right to tighten, lef

. >> i had you pegged wrong.hought you were the selfish type, and you turn around and do the exact opposite. >> what are you talking about? >> i know connie was the one who gave away the free ice cream. >> how do you know? >> i didn't. you just told me. what do you have to say for yourself, huh? >> [ sighs ] nothing. >> that's it? just like that? you're gonna give up just like that? >> i don't have time for this. >> what do you have time for? what, hanging out with your friends? avoiding hard work? i guarantee you, if you keep that up, you'll have a future of even harder work and lower wages. >> how could they be lower? i thought you didn't like me. >> i don't even know you. is that what you think, that if someone's hard on you, it's because they don't like you? >> uh, yeah. >> well, i'm hard on you because i see the potential in you. the fact is, you don't even see it in yourself. so, what are you gonna do? are you gonna quit? or are you gonna hang in there and tough it out? >> i've got customers to serve. [ chu

says that pg&e was responsible for checking the tree because it was legged near power lines and peck peg said -- pg&e calls the tragedy a "freak accident." >> a broken water main forced the closure of several streets in danville. from prospect avenue to railroad avenue is still closed as is diabolo from front street. side streets are also off limits with water stopping with maintenance crews on the scene trying to clear away the deisund to avoid the downtown area. >> the department is paying for facebook "likes," after an inspector general report found they spent $630,000 on campaigns to increase the department's facebook fans. report says the advertising campaign worked with the department's english payments alone increasing from 100,000 fans to two million in two years. some employees said the department was "buying" fans. >> if you want to be on jeopardy here is your chance but you have to go up against a new exhibit at computer history museum and taught jonathan he is not as chart as he thought. >> you can take your place on the set of "jeopardy" to show the world how smart you are.

>> reporter: well, moody's gave a big hit to the city's credit rating, knocking it down three pegs. moody's mentioned not only a $36 billion unfunded pension obligation that the city has, but interestingly, they also mentioned the gun violence that's been plaguing this city. chicago, from the beginning of the year through may, has paid $40 million in police overtime. brian? >> john yang on the news from chicago today and of course, the very bad news out of detroit. john, thanks. >>> in texas today, governor rick perry signed into law some of the nation's toughest restrictions on abortion. the new law bans abortions after 20 weeks and requires clinics to make big upgrades. already, planned parenthood says it will close three of its clinics in texas. the law takes effect in about 90 days. and in the meantime, opponents say they will challenge it in court. >>> a great deal of frustration heard today about the civil war in syria, as u.s. military leaders told congress and washington the assad regime is now winning. syrian refugees were asking secretary of state john kerry on a visit to

. >> i'm kathy peg executive director for rockers.was ten years ago that the entertainment commission was formed and also the earplug ordinance was passed and san francisco because everyone's effort is the safest hearing city in the nation. i want to thank you for this award. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> thank you so much. i want to thank all of our panelist. we'll see you in the breakout. >>> >> [ applause ] >>> >>> >>> >> >> if you are interested in our local city government and would like to work with 18 other enthusiastic citizens committed to improving its operations, i encoura we are celebrating the glorious grand opening of the chinese rec center. ♪ 1951, 60 years ago, our first kids began to play in the chinese wrecks center -- rec center. >> i was 10 years old at the time. i spent just about my whole life here. >> i came here to learn dancing. by we came -- >> we had a good time. made a lot of friends here. crisises part of the 2008 clean neighborhood park fund, and this is so important to our families. for many people who l

. >> i'm kathy peg executive director for rockers.was ten years ago that the entertainment commission was formed and also the earplug ordinance was passed and san francisco because everyone's effort is the safest hearing city in the nation. i want to thank you for this award. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> thank you so much. i want to thank all of our panelist. we'll see you in the breakout. >>> >> [ applause ] >>> >>> >>> >> >> good morning. my name is ann crone enberg, i'm director of emergency management here in the city of san francisco. i'm here dem, our role is really to prepare for large disasters, the disasters that happen every day, too. i'm very excited today to present a new idea that the sharing community in san francisco has come up to partner with us in preparing for disasters and in responding to and recovering quickly. last month we had a very good drill mimicking a 7.8 earthquake. we fed 6,000 people in the tenderloin with no electricity. we had set up a shelter up at st. mark's. it was just an incredible day. and that

. >>> plus -- bookmakers pegged yesterday as kate's due date. now the media is on high alert for the arrival of the royal heir. details in two. >>> welcome back. here's some stories making news on this monday. asiana airlines prepares for a litany of lawsuits from passengers on flight 214. the company is getting ready to do some suing of its own. on friday san francisco tv station ktvu aired what it thought were the names of the pilots of the flight. clearly fake and owe offensive names were originally confirmed with the ntsb but now the organization says a summer intern erroneously confirmed the names. asiana airlines is suing the station and may bring a lawsuit against the ntsb as well. >>> pennsylvania's strict voter i.d. law is being taken to court on monday to decide if it should be enforced or if the law is unconstitutional. the 2012 legislation could require pennsylvania voters to show a valid photo i.d. at the polls. state officials say it will cut down on the fraud and opponents say it will discourage people from voting. >>> the royal b

and the relatively low rate peg 2 treasury notes. >>> a dispute over fees could dramatically increase the cost of the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. "the washington post" reports the issue resides with the flow of u.s. military equipment across afghan borders. because of this dispute, the flow has stopped. and commanders are relying more heavily on air transport which spikes the cost. if the conflict is left unresolved, the post reports the price tag of the drawdown could surge by hundreds of millions, even billions of dollars. afghanistan's customs agency says the u.s. owes them $70 million in fines already. >>> there is hopeful news out of south africa where nelson mandela is steadily improving today, which is his 95th birthday. it is a milestone in itself. but it's one that takes on a special meaning this year. ron allen is in pretoria, south africa with more on this. good morning, ron. >> reporter: good morning, betty. this is the scene outside the hospital in pretoria where nelson mandela recovers. day 41 of his hospitalization now. there are hundreds upon hundreds of people g

the imf pegs u.s. great at 1.7% this year and 2.7% in 2014. down 2/10ths of a percent. how long will the sequester last and ben bernanke to taper the stimulus. >> going forward, we think this was very much repricing episode and we expect to decrease, maybe not back to the levels of a few months ago but to decrease relative to the highs of the recent past. but one cannot rule further attacks of nerves along the way. >> reporter: leading economists and market watchers say it's not just volatility that has all eyes on the feds. >> if the tapering causes slowing or economic activity or increases in interest rates that would have adverse effects where it might force the hand of other central banks. >> reporter: japan and great britain are two bright spots getting upward provisions to their growth forecast. as far as solutions to sluggish global growth, the imf wants the u.s. and other wealthy nations to adopt more pro-growth policies and bring down the debt. for "nightly business report," i'm hampton pearson in washington. >> despite that forecast, there is good news about a

glass doors pegs her approval rating at 85%, lower than time cook and larry page. >> the moral levels yahoo improved significantly to the extent that she does seem to be a very, very well-founded and well-positioned leader with a strong strategy view for the company. >> reporter: to keep a good thing going, though, myer will probably have to get yahoo growing. sales are flat since she took over and brand advertiseding is actually down. wall street is hoping for a little growth news when yahoo reports earnings tuesday. if myer can pull that off, year two will be off to a good start. for "nightly business report," i'm jon fortt. >>> finally tonight, you've been waiting and they are back. twinkies started arriving on select walmart shelves today after hostess went bankrupt and stopped making them but private equity owners bought the rights to the treats and they are flying off store shelves. shopers at a new jersey walmart were happy to see the return of the twinge keys. >> look. they are back. as soon as they came on the walmart flier, here we are. >> the best dessert. >> how long they

in terms of the cost to the member, the mou's are still in existence which say is pegged off kaiser and the blue shield rate is higher. exactly how that would work for 2014 is a real question. if we don't have kaiser, how do the mou's work. >> i obviously share and express more forcefully my expression and opinion as it relates to the kaiser health service board meeting and share all the sentiment about how this has gone forward. i do think what we don't have in front of us today which i think would be helpful if we come back to this committee, if you look back 10 years, if you start from the same point in time, when blue shield was increasing rates 15 percent and #16 percent a year and kaiser was 5 percent or less, to take a snapshot down the road is quite a bit ignorant without looking at the history and to say just one time we are not doing anyone a service here. i'm not saying that i would like to see one rate staying relatively flat and the other rate going up by 5 percent. you look at that objectively on a piece of paper, you say why? that's the question that's being asked at the

norris knocks down a wile peg. he's got the runner off first base and threw it away.inning run scored. the a's were sloppy. they committed three errors. they suffer their first loss to houston in ten games, five to four is the final. >> after one and 11 last season, kansas jay hawks coach charlie white starts top five with a message to his incoming recruits. >> so i said have you looked at that pile of crap out there so if you don't think you can play here, where do you think you can play. >> no. 4, daren rough for the phillies. have a nice trip see you next fall. st. louis over philadelphia. at no. 3, oxnard, california. cowboys turning dez bryant signing not a football but a baby. ken, does this happen to you often. >> if i have a sharpie, yes. >> thank you. >>> no. 2, yankees rangers nelson cruz full extension. elizabeth, did he catch the ball or not. >> yes. >> he did catch it? take a gook look. >> oh, come on. he got it. >> no, that was a trap. >>> no. 1, from russia, true story, a dung-throwing competition. it tuk months to prepare as organizers have been taking

campaign manager quit over the weekend, and in staten island weiner got a scolding from a retired teacher peg brunda. >> had i conducted myself in the manner that you conducted yours, my job would have been gone. >> reporter: still weiner told a local staten island paper. >> my wife has given me a second chance. she's now a partner, a partner through thick and thin, and she's been amazingly supportive and enthusiastic about this campaign. >> reporter: when the paper asked what he'd tell his son some day about the scandal weiner joked, first of all, the kid is going to grow up in gracie mansion so i'm going to say, kid, don't complain, but others are complaining, including the governor. >> this is summer political theater in new york. we laugh because if we didn't laugh, we would cry, right? >> reporter: a new quinnipiac poll out today has weiner's support tanking. a majority of democratic primary voters now want him to get out. friends say the clintons are mortified and wish he would take the hint. many wonder why huma would let hillary get dragged into this. as for clinton she's pushing forw

he pegs the unfunded liabilities of the city's two main pension systems at around $3.4 billion, although the pensions do dispute that number. but those two pension systems were the top two unsecured creditors that were listed inside of the filing on thursday, of which there are a mind-boggling more than 100,000 creditors that are part of this bankruptcy filing. so, it's just a huge slog to get through. there's a lot to do still. - and quickly before you take off, do you see any signs of hope? - i think so. i think that people are really trying to say that this is the end of an area after decades of mismanagement and poor, declining revenue, and that this is a way to move forward. so, to that extent, people are excited that we're going to get this behind us, we're going to get rid of this debt, and we're going to move forward and we won't hopefully carry on the practices that led us to this point going forward. - thank you, and please keep us posted. - absolutely. chicago faces a financial squeeze. moody's cut the city's bond rating from aa3 to a3. it cites chicago's "very large and growi

tell that to retired school te principle peg brunda. unda.n't quite understand how ightwould feel you have the moral authority as the head adinistrator in this city to oversee employees when your standard of conduct is so much lower than the standard of r:nduct that is expected of us. >> are you not voting for me. >> reporter: weiner had more tabloid fires to put out when it was revealed he continued sexing with at least three other women umen after he said it had rtopped. bob shrum, a former strategist gns,the gore and kerry campaigns, said it's arrogance that keeps disgraced politicians sn the game. >> i just think some politician atve a sense of complete invulnerability. if they look at whose happened whaecent years, they would be wise to say that whatever they do, for the most part, is tuentually going to come out. >> reporter: and despite public humiliation, they're convinced they're the best men for the eob. but house minority leader nancy advice ad some advice if th week for weiner and filner. >> it is really-- if they're t aeles