a new rug from persia. and here is a novel way to display a rug, an auctioneer carrying it over his shoulders, soliciting bids as he walks. damascus is at the end of the .aravan route from mesopotamia many camel trains enter the city and trail through the winding streets. bazaar streets are covered by arched metal roofs. the name of this one is familiar to all of us. we stopped at a small outdoor .akery the strange manner in which bread is baked interests us. the ball of dough is twirled. when it is large enough, it is placed over a pillar and thrust into an oven. causes it to cling to the hot walls. the pillar is removed. let's watch it again. no, the baker is not wearing gloves. the bread is fresh when bought over-the-counter. it isom a merchant, generally after much handling and when many flies have sampled it. damascus has long been famous for its many oriental coffee houses where men gather in the evening and smoke a turkish waterpipe. the tobacco is placed in the metal top and kept burning by a small

go away persia and what happens, then your worst enemy is your neighbor, the spartans. it is always your neighbor. they start to look at each other after the revolution. there are trade wars. new york, being a big stage, cut down on trade with new jersey and connecticut. they said, you will have to pay a tax, we want our farmers to sell goods. we don't want your farmers to sell our people goods people -- goods. shays rebellion was one of the most notable. there were other conflicts within the colonies. we will now call them countries. you have to understand, in this time, even true today, there were really only two functions of government. if your government does not do these two things, it has no right to exist. although today, the u.n. could protect you. in this time when no one was there to protect you, that 2 basic functions of government were to keep internal control, and keep away predators. internal control, keep out the bad guys. if you cannot do that, you will not exist. you will be over. shays rebellion was a situation in massachusetts. massachusetts had no ar

prototype festival as well as what that group is doing outside of the neighborhood like at ocean and persia. i thought that presentation at least half of the presentation of what's happening in the neighborhood is a topic we can bring as to the cultural heritage committee. >> commissioner johnck? >> the reason i was absent last time is because i was speaking at a presentation in havana, georgia. i was looking at proactive tools for identifying historic resources and archaeology and improvements around the united states. it was quite general but i did focus on the great seawall here in san francisco and did a lot with the engineering at the port. i have highlights and will be sharing it with the working group and staff to see if it has some legs and some ideas. i talked more about the potential opportunity for looking at the seawall for historic tax credits. the pier is at the building on top and it was very well received and i was very impressed with the historic preservation in savannah. we are quite prolific and well done. i just wanted to bring that to the attention of the commission. >>

shooting in san francisco mission district and suspect identified as how the error of san jose hub of persia reports of a man with multiple guns and a top of a construction site if it leaks hostile and place this order cf pointing a gun at the hospital then reportedly pointed the rifle at least that's when police opened fire killing of and san francisco police will be holding a town hall tomorrow surrounding the shooting. certain >> pam: and standard of police say garcia stole the gun and ammunition from the big 5 sporting goods store. this is new surveillance video of that incident, even see garcia in the white overalls. appears to be holding a handgun and police say they robbed at gunpoint and the rifle and ammunition. . >> pam: learned the company has brought in a private firm to increase security no word whether they're doing this at other big five stores in the bay area. >> pam: ocean warming phenomenon known as crack. is back in has the latest flooding report released today. >> grant: late this year a huge issue cutbacks snowpacks tahoe situation >> pam: 7 of the areas to be prepared v

prototype festival as well as what that group is doing outside of the neighborhood like at ocean and persia. i thought that presentation at least half of the presentation of what's happening in the neighborhood is a topic we can bring as to the cultural heritage committee. >> commissioner johnck? >> the reason i was absent last time is because i was speaking at a presentation in havana, georgia. i was looking at proactive tools for identifying historic resources and archaeology and improvements around the united states. it was quite general but i did focus on the great seawall here in san francisco and did a lot with the engineering at the port. i have highlights and will be sharing it with the working group and staff to see if it has some legs and some ideas. i talked more about the potential opportunity for looking at the seawall for historic tax credits. the pier is at the building on top and it was very well received and i was very impressed with the historic preservation in savannah. we are quite prolific and well done. i just wanted to bring that to the attention of the commission. >>

to risk a judgment - - adjustment programs rice cms of persia collections is not sufficient to cover the payments but they could pay 13 percent of the requested amounts in short is cms thinking outside the box? thanks to the witness is for coming today and will be waiting in a minute but your expertise will improve the lives of our constituents i hope members are ready to hear your ideas so we can have a productive meeting. >> i a agree with the lady from colorado this is about people. they have had real-life consequences people are hurting and confused the collapse of the western kentucky co-op leave 66,000 people frantically searching for new coverage before the close of the moment period. seven years ago we enjoyed the seventh best employer rate in the country now 2015 and employ a great is the worst in the nation 45% of the coal miners have lost their jobs in the last three years and thousands more have lost their paychecks affiliated with the coal industry. they are hurting and they found a piece of mind knowing their health care was secure but that did not last long those enrol

joining us from post 9 here oliver persia and independent investment consultant david it must be fridayarst. good to see you both. so we go from last week which was one of the worst weeks of the year to the best week of the year. what do you make of that? >> i think it's just nervous markets or you had a little bit too much of a sell off probably a little bit ahead, look for a little weakness into into next week. we are all excited for thank giving but you had third quarter gdp, home prices, home sales, inflation data, european data. i don't think next week is going to be a quiet week, you will see volatility, but overall still pretty optimistic going into the last months of the year. >> what do you think, mr. darst? >> i think you want to have a little extra powder on the -- let's hope nothing ever happens again, but there's a heightened level of uncertainty related to terrorism, the market has itself very well here and in europe given that shock that's happened in the past, but i think investors were willing to buy last week, i think that's indicative of a better tone to the jobs mark

prototype festival as well as what that group is doing outside of the neighborhood like at ocean and persiai thought that presentation at least half of the presentation of what's happening in the neighborhood is a topic we can bring as to the cultural heritage committee. >> commissioner johnck? >> the reason i was absent last time is because i was speaking at a presentation in havana, georgia. i was looking at proactive tools for identifying historic resources and archaeology and improvements around the united states. it was quite general but i did focus on the great seawall here in san francisco and did a lot with the engineering at the port. i have highlights and will be sharing it with the working group and staff to see if it has some legs and some ideas. i talked more about the potential opportunity for looking at the seawall for historic tax credits. the pier is at the building on top and it was very well received and i was very impressed with the historic preservation in savannah. we are quite prolific and well done. i just wanted to bring that to the attention of the commission. >> t