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it is not hoped for thing and how we deliver on the promise, getting pem out of the neighborhoods, going and getting people to understand there's more than san francisco than the waterfront and when they aren't racing we enjoy the benefit of those people coming to our city. the work force development plan includes a local small business component as well. we'll be continuing to work with them to try to implement that the way we can to make sense but we as a city see it with ways to part with the organizing committee which served as a leading role in sustainability and tried to pivot them around to things we are hearing excitement like do a hack-a-thon or do new apps that help people learn about the neighborhoods and learn about san francisco and get people away thinking we're a one-trick pony and here's our great waterfront. i would be happy to work with you and the office and the fillmore to understand how that works. commissioner olague: in district 5 alone we have several neighborhood commercial corridors, lower haight, inner sunset, so i think there's a lot of potential if we can sta

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this wouldn't be a fairway of looking at these two candidates for the voters, that it might skew pem's perceptions. there was a fear of television in general and what it was doing to politics then. but in recent elections, over and over when the public is polled, the presidential debates stand as one of the very most liked, if not the most liked aspect of the campaign. and that's clearly in part because you actually get to see the candidates in an unmediated situation speaking for themselves. so i think the public over the long run has spoken and has come out clearly in favor of these debates. >> janet? >> thank you. >> so let's talk about the fall schedule. you've got denver, colorado. you've got boca raton, florida. you've got long island, new york, and you have a vice presidential debate at center college which many people may not have heard of except some of the students at the washington center in kentucky. >> that's right. we are really looking forward to it. it's a great bunch of universities, and they're all off to the races already with a lot of good curriculum materials and p

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there is a live look at 83, south of old pem ko road. this is brought by your toyota dealer.oyota dealer is your car, your deal, make the jump to toyota, see how there are ways to save. >>> we are looking at the traffic cams, tawas the last shot. see the headlights coming southbound. that one is backed up. look at that. there is people soon to be backed up. >> can we go back to the back up shot. there is a lot of give and take here folks. >> right hand side of the screen, people are waiting to duck in. some to the other traffic. probably the reason for the accident that andrea showed us. >> we will have fun with this later on. it's going be the same thing in the opposite direction. >> today, exactly correct. this morning's coffee, wilson philips and the satellite interview, furnished by the tv guide network. >> ladies and gentlemen, wilson philips. back on the eye witness news morning edition. you guys were on once before. how is it? >> wow, hi. it's awesome. >> when your alarm clock went off, did you go wow? >> wow. >> no, the word was no, no. >> look. it's back beating the

. >> eric: also thank the pem who glean information. >> kimbey: right. he had an opportunity to thank and be magnanimous and hand the message right. >> bob: he did thank them. you are on the bottom of the barrel. taking on the best thing the guy has done and can't give him credit for anything. >> eric: we need to move on. last night on "60 minutes" jose rodriguez ran the c.i.a. enhanced -- sorry, clandestine unit in charge of getting the intel that eventually ledo bin laden killed. listen to the first sound bite. >> we made it uncomfortable for a few days but we did the right thing for the right reason. the right reason was to protect the homeland and protect american lives. >> eric: s bob, the intel that was gleaned from sheikh muhammad, was taken from the carrier. >> bob: all of that -- the point is all intelligence buildsn other intelligence and it takes a long time. from the time they first got the information to the time bin laden was killed was several years. it takes long time to put it together. >> eric: did you hear what you said? you just gave

it's a basic tenet of human nature that if you are spending other pem's money you will -- other people'scareful than with your own. that is the central argument against big government. apart from the content of the program or the intent of the program it's the fact that the government exists, parasitically on the money of the taxpayers and everything it spends is something that has been sucked out of the private economy. intrinsically, it's spent by a bureaucrat rather than person with that money will be spent with disregard for the ultimate good than if it were in the hand of the private citizens. that's why obama will suffer. the obama administration didn't respond to what happened in 2010. and -- isn't responsible for what happened in the 2010. it undoubtedly happen in bush years and other years, it's intrinsic. however, obama and the democrats are the party of government. believe to expand it, have expanded it and want it to continue to expand. the republicans are the party of smaller government. as a result, when government does crazy things that are offensive to the people who supp

and as i did, i noticed -- i was watching senator kennedy, and he stopped to greet a few pem and thenwent on. and i saw him in a left profile. then he went on more towards my right, and suddenly i heard like pop-pop. and i looked and saw sirhan sir ran and rosy grim running to subdue him. there were still shots going on to my right which was more to where senator kennedy was. and it was at least 12 to 14 shots. because it was very rapid fire. it was like a ba, ba, ba, ba, ba and i will never forget that ever. >> let's talk about the shots. sirhan sirhan is the only person arrested and convict in kennedy's shooting. he's looking to get a new trial and there's a dispute about what you're talking about, over how many shots were heard. prosecutors say you heard only eight and they came from the same direction. defense attorneys are saying you heard more along the lines of 12 to 14 shots. who's right? >> well, i was there. and the fbi, i don't believe was. and when you have an experience like that, it's burnt in your memory forever, because not only is it a horrible tragedy, but it's somet

you don't look for young e middle eastern males and go after this pem you have to understand that aldiaper onboard a plane. you have to go on, is there something in the physical behavior that's independent of age, gender, ethnicity that will give you a clue and then you can follow up on it. >> there has to be a better way. we all say we need to do whatever it takes to keep us safe. until they throw away pt unopened bottle of contact lens solution and you go, no! it's not even open. it doesn't make sense and they say liquids can be a deterrent. what do we need to do? do what do your former colleagues need to do? >> i think what the public needs to understand is that there say whole understream of threats and intelligence that's directing the security measures, and what i'm saying is risk management where you say now that we can detect threat liquids and we can now detect threat liquid, but because it produces false positives, the lines will be long, and so whaled say is just open that up to the public and say hey, have a couple of lanes over here and if you want to bring your big bott

exhilarated by and i think he is both, but i think that the delegate mass is so -- math is so com pemmingze when he stops to think about it that his chances are remote and that raises a question about whether it's wise to press on in pennsylvania and possibly lose the race within the republican party. it's one thing to lose a statewide race in a tough year for republicans, when you've got democrats and independents who are all voting, but to lose in a republican primary, i think, would to some extent put him back where he started. now, it may than his moment has passed and this is it, all the members of the fox news sunday panel yesterday thinks it's now or never for rick santorum, even though he's a young man and would not have another run at this in four years. i'm not sure i agree with that. i think he's come so far against such long odds that he would be in the reckoning come four years from now if we don't have a republican incumbent running for election. bill: do you think, in the 15 seconds i have left, i remember you made that comment about a week ago when you saw him and he was e