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i have the ping-pong tournament organizers on their way up. i was wondering if i could indulge the commission to wait until -- call this side of back up later when they come up. they have photographs of things of that nature. commissioner buell: may be under public comment we will call them up and give them a reprieve under the chair if it takes for prevent three minutes. -- takes longer than three minutes. commissioner lee: we had a terrific event at the richmond center three weeks ago. it was really well attended with i believe that some of the most amazing pingpong players this side of china. it is a testament to the department that we were able to pull it off, and that we were able to partner with a great organization to get it off the ground. it was the united states table ping-pong association with the judge and cash prices -- prizes. the top prize was $500, and there was quite a battle to win the $500 check. we had players come from all over the bay area and internationally. i hope that this is just the beginning of what will be a tradi

commissioner buell: let's rapidly moves through ping pong. >> good morning.y name is a man tamanda ho, dir of the king kong association and coach in san francisco. first, i want to say thank you for the recreation and parks opportunity to run the labor day tournament. i want to say thank you for david lee also for giving me the opportunity for making the labor day tournament. it was very successful. to promote the table tennis development in san francisco, i think we need to get a more table tennis tournaments and defensd events in san francisco we have a facility portend tables, and we can have more in the future for table tennis players. thank you. >> are they ready? if you could please switch it on to the power point.

commissioner buell: let's rapidly moves through ping pong. >> good morning. my name is a man tamanda ho, dir of the king kong association and coach in san francisco. first, i want to say thank you for the recreation and parks opportunity to run the labor day tournament. i want to say thank you for david lee also for giving me the opportunity for making the labor day tournament. it was very successful. to promote the table tennis development in san francisco, i think we need to get a more table tennis tournaments and defensd events in san francisco we have a facility portend tables, and we can have more in the future for table tennis players. thank you. >> are they ready? if you could please switch it on to the power point. >> what you are watching is the final match that was played for first place. [laughter] i think you want to show the tournament. commissioner lee. thank you, commissioner. publicity is thstunt. [laughter] ok. all right. that really conclude the general managers' report. >> any public comment on the general managers' report? please come forw

supervisor, if that is not enough, i will invite you this sunday to play ping-pong in chinatown because we are going to have a very substantive, dynamic, and interactive engagement of using been wrong to really establish sunday streets from all of grant avenue from bush st. -- to really establish -- a engagement of using ping-pong to reestablish on the streets from all of grant avenue 2 bush st. i played when we celebrated the 40th anniversary of ping-pong diplomacy, about a month ago when delegations came in from china, and they were the olympic winners from back in the 1970's when we first got started. >> i used to work at the boys and girls -- supervisor avalos: i used to work at the boys and girls club. i played every day. [laughter] supervisor chiu: game on, everybody. thank you. madam clerk, why don't we go to our consent agenda, items to through four? >> items 2 through 4 comprise the consent agenda and will be acted upon by a single roll call vote unless a member request discussion of the matter, it shall be removed and discussed separately. supervisor chiu: would anyone like to

for those of you who have ping- pong in your hearts, come out and give it a try. commissioner buell: thank you. that concludes my report. >> is there any public comment? seeing none, public comment is close. we are on item 3. >> thank you, commissioners. we have a number of items today. i will try to move as quickly as i can. we completed another successful summer at the recreation and parks department. we had over 60 summer camps that included both before care and aftercare programming and they ranged from our traditional camps to our new adventure camps, which included surfing, mountain biking, and skateboarding. the summer program is becoming a great success. we have received a lot of positive feedback. our camps are extremely affordable. the scholarship program is thriving. wheat served 16,000 registrants overall. fall registration is going on now. you can sign up onliine, at any of the nine major rec centers, or mclaren lodge. we registered over 4000 people for our program in the first three hours. it was a new record for the department. next week i will be j

it was dovetailed with a ping- pong tournament commemorating the ping-pong diplomacy of 40 years ago, the chinese consul general was there. it was a great the event, a lot of great work by the men and women of the department. a lot of folks worked really hard to make that event successful. the next item, there is something happening as we speak called think-bike san francisco. it is a workshop hosted by the dutch consulate. the purpose of its is, they have brought people from the netherlands that are experts on various aspects of cycling. the dutch are doing the best of anyone in the world, 27% of trips in the netherlands are done by a bike. in the united states, we are about 1% in the san francisco about 6%. certainly consistent with the transit first policy, the idea to bring transit -- to bring experts here. they're focusing on three areas. he will be reporting tonight at a reception across the street at the war memorial that i think is the green room at 6:00. the recommendations they have developed with our staff, the bike coalition has been involved. we are lucky to have the dutc

yesterday, with the ping-pong diplomacy, it was fun. i tried not to worry about it, but i said, i do not want to make a mistake because this is international and everyone wants to feel welcome, that they are involved. but as a mayor, you have to worry about many things. so i go to sleep tired, my notes are in front of me. i have to read my details and be prepared. it looks like sometimes i'm having fun, but in the back, my staff is working hard to prepare me, making sure i understand everything. it is not just making mistakes. it is doing the right thing and making sure it is the right way to do it. i compare myself to the other mayors in other cities. i went back to the conference of mayors and i asked mayor bloomberg of new york. how did you do this over 10 years? these mayors, they have really been helpful. willie brown has been helpful in giving me advice about things that i did not have. i have had some private conversations with people about how to do things. that is part of my were read. i also enjoyed a lot of support from peopl

sunday streets is celebrating the 40th anniversary of ping-pong diplomacy when the u.s.xchanged table tennis players one year before president nixon visited china. >> in commemoration today table tennis players showed off their skill in the square. >> leigh: we had one city -- well, oakland airport actually tied a record of 88 degrees. so temperatures really starting to warm up nicely today. almost getting the hot side, specially in the interior east bay location, but a beautiful shot for you. we're going pan out a little bit. this is from the east bay hills. the high definition walnut creek camera, and that's san francisco in the background. what you don't see is all the fog. much of it is well off the coast, and that's why our coastal communities had plenty of sunshine today and actually started to warm up. here's a look at highs for today. there's the 88 that tied the record at oakland airport. 91 was the high the novato. 92 in santa rows -- rosa. 93 the high in livermore, 88 redwood city and san jose, and 91 in morgan hill today. here's a look at the current readings

. >> translator: a ping pong table in the shed reminds me of my son. >> reporter: onadera goes to the same place every time he has a day off. it's a beach nearby. he's been looking for things that belonged to his loved ones. in may, he came across a backpack that his son used in elementary school. onadera says he'll also keep searching for the bodies, not as coast guard officer, but as a father and son. >> translator: i've spent six months searching, but there may still be places i haven't looked. i still love my mother and my son. i'd hold them in my arms, if i could see them again. >> reporter: over 300 people are missing in kesennuma alone. onodera is determined to continue his search until he recovers the last remains of precious souls still drifting in the ocean. >>> gene otani earlier talked to nhk world's reporter hiroki yajima who is in our sendai studio. >> we've just seen one man continuing to search for missing family members, and are there many people like him in other affected areas? >> yes, there are. the families of the missing often visit police stations and morgues. t

you saw the ping pong group yesterday. everyone enjoys that. i think asian community wants a successful city that is balanced. it but not always have to be the pocketbook, but they want a quality city. that is why they came here. it is about the richness of the city in general. do i want to keep living here? do i want to make my life here? that is on the minds of many asian families. i went to lunch with some sixth graders from alice fong. i said, do you want to be in the city? es

. >> like a ping-pong tournament. >> liz, thank you. >>> all right, did you see what happened to stocks today? well the dow lost 391 points. at one point, it was down nearly 530 points. investors reacted from comments that the economic slowdown is likely to persist. that is the last thing that anyone wants to hear right now. especially if you are just starting out. kitdo are now being called something else. >> here at san jose university, the lost generation is not hard to find. >> i live with my parents. >> you like that? >> it's all right. it would be nice to live by myself. >> matt is a computer engineering major living at home. the same goes for michael labosco. he was layed off tuesday. >> i never thought i would be 27 years old live ling back home with my parents. >> nearly 6 million young adults live with their parents. that's up 28% since before the recession. they are having to put off getting married and having kids. it's putting their adult life on hold. the unemployment rate for young adults is now at 45%. the highest level since world war ii. here at the industrial design w

. >> translator: a ping-pong table in the shed reminds me of my son. >> reporter: onodera goes to the same place every time he has a day off. it's a beach nearby. he's been looking for things that belonged to his loved ones. in may he came across a backpack that his son used in elementary school. onode rachlt a says he'll also keep searching for the bodies, not as a coast guard officer but as a father and son. >> translator: i've spent six months searching, but there may still be places i haven't looked. i still love my mother and my son. i'd hold them in my arms if i could see them again. >> reporter: over 300 people are missing in kesennuma alone. onodera is determined to continue his search until he recovers the last remains of precious souls still drifting in the ocean. >>> in other news, people in shanghai are expressing concern after service on a subway line resumed only hours after a collision on tuesday. no one died in the accident, but hundreds of people were left injured. the accident occurred in central shanghai when a train slammed into a slower-moving one running on the s

. >> a ping-pong table in the shed reminds me of my son. >> he goes to the same place every time he has a day off. it is a beach nearby. he's been looking for things that belong to his loved ones. in may, he came across a backpack that his son used in elementary school. he says he will also keep searching for the bodies, not as coast guard officer, but as a father and son. >> translator: i've spent six months searching, but there may still be places i haven't looked. i still love my mother and my son. i hold them in my arms if i could see them again. >> over 300 people are missing here. onodera is going to continue his search until he recover he the last remains of precious souls still drifting in the ocean. >> newsline is the place it turn to for the latest on japan, post march 11. we have two segments offering two unique segments on the fallout from earthquake and tsunami. nuclear watch brings insight and information on the irm pact of the fukushima daiichi crisis. and the road ahead, examines japan's efforts to recover and rebuild. don't miss nuclear watch and the road ahead on newsl

sunday streets is celebrating the 40th anniversary of ping-pong diplomacy. they extraininged play -- exchanged players before president obama advice said. >>> leigh glaser is here. >> 80s, 90s, and in fact we tied a record at the oakland airport. 88 degrees. we warmed up so much. even more warming expected tomorrow. you can see from our high definition camera, isn't that a gorgeous shot at this hour? still a bright sky out there with the moon and no fog out there. although i will show you our fog cast. it may creep in a little bit overnight tonight. but mainly near the coast. here is a look at some highs for today. we did warm up in many locations as much as 15 degrees. 92 was the high today in an stey -- in antioch. fairfield was 92. san francisco was at 79 degrees. it was 92 in santa rosa. 65 half moon bay. a lot of stations reported mid to low 70s and it was 80 in san jose. currently the temperatures are slowly coming down. all show still very mild inland with 76 in antioch and 71 in concord. oakland at 67. still mild in san francisco, 61 degrees. it has

sunday streets will be celebrating the 40th anniversary of ping-pong diplomacy.mber that's when the u.s. and china exchanged table tennis players. it was one year before president nixon visited china. they will show off their skills in portsmouth square between 9 and 11:30 this morning. the entire program runs 11 to 4, and best of all, it is free. lisa, what a beautiful day for that. >> yeah, we are long overdue. low 70s downtown today. right now we are talking 50s in the city. the marine layer is out there but it's compressed. just at a couple hundred feet today. we will warm further. 82 palo alto, and 90 livermore. tomorrow another two to three degrees of warming. we will keep it that way on tuesday, and slowly we will see a sea breeze pick up, but very patchy fog right on through the rest of the week. autumn begins on friday. >> and all of a sudden it gets cold? >> no. >> that's bogey to do it for us. thank you for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler with lisa. for up to a year! juvÉderm® xc, is the gel filler your doctor uses to instantly smooth out lines right her

sunday streets will be celebrating the 40th anniversary of ping-pong dismoment massey.ange table tennis player one year before president nixon visited china. they will show off their skills in portsmouth square between 9 and 11:30 this morning. the entire program runs 11 to 4, and best of all, it is free. >>> coming up next, volunteers searching for michelle le uncover a body in alameda county. and the death toll continues to rise after friday's crash at the reno air races. [ female announcer ] did you know that the sources of bad breath are hidden in the contours of your teeth & tongue. introducing a breakthrough for aquafresh. new extreme clean pure breath action. its micro active foam penetrates those hard to reach places. and it now contains a mineral compound that captures and neutralizes bad breath odors giving you 80% cleaner, purer breath. for all the confidence of pure breath try new extreme clean pure breath action from aquafresh. morning, september 18th, investigators are trying to determine if a body found in alameda county yesterday is missing nursing stude

going to feature the first citywide table tennis tournament to commemorate the 40th anniversary of ping-pongcy. that was the exchange of table tennis tables between the u.s. and china in 1971 that eventually led to the relationship between the two countries. >>> today's event runs from 11:00 to 4:00 p.m. grand avenue between bush and lamart shut down for traffic. >>> coming up in the next hour on mornings on 2, in developments for the two cal grads behind bars in iran. we will tell you why they have to wait until at least tuesday before they get the okay to be released from jail. >>> a body discovered during the search for missing nursing student michelle le. the help being brought in to look for evidence. the bay area -- a place with natural beauty and a forward thinking spirit. at bank of america, we've been fueling economic growth here for over a century. today we're investing in innovations that will define our future. every day, we're working to help set opportunity in motion. from financing a solar project for the milpitas school district to funding the institute at golden gate. becaus

how do you avoid that ping-pong effect and rhetoric where you indict one body of language, but don'tessarily mean to boomerang to what the perceived opposite is at the time? >> the point, dylan, is this is an active government, it's not a big government. and we have to be very, very clear about that. it's playing a role, but the point is not about being large and being big and in charge. we don't need that and none of us thinks we need that. and democrats don't think we need that. we know we have to do some shrinkage. what we have to do, though, is see that we're playing in a very uneven field, where singapore, sweden, germany, korea, all of those governments are not saying, leave it alone, they're not saying things are just fine the way they are. instead, they're saying, we've got to fight to get jobs in our country. we don't have that kind of sense. you know, we have a sense that things are working. and what we experienced in michigan when my wife was leading is not different than what the country is facing. the fact is, we added a lot of jobs, dylan, in the last decade. american c

. >> another clinton administration former official, it's like watching a ping-pong match when the speech is slated to happen. >>> all the exclusives. our conversation with marc anthony sure to make news. >>> plus, venus williams, the seven-time grand slam champion, announcing she has a terrible diagnosis with a disease and dropping out of the u.s. open. >>> and "dancing with the stars" is making more news. a huge reaction, much negative to the selection of chaz bono as one of the contestants after she went from chastity to chaz. cher has taken out lashing out at her son's critics and another controversial cast member. >> also, nancy grace. she's here live also today. so, we got a lot to get to. >>> let's get started with sam. new storms heading our way. >> hurricane katia because by the way, september the most active month in the hurricane season. so, we have katia out here in the atlantic. but we have what could become lee. and let me show you the end of maria, as well. open water, nothing to stop it from growing. a category 3 sitting north of puerto rico. a look at the spaghetti models

i like the fact we ping-pong back and forth how to get a raise. >> how about how to run a meeting bye of the most important points really interesting in the piece, talks about what to do with people who state the obvious from the meetings, you remove them from the meeting and that saves people a lot of time. he has people state their assumpti assumptions, come in, say what you're there to talk about and state the assumptions. if you believe it, you save a lot of time, no going back and forth and if they agree, you head off a meeting before it goes off the rails. >> how do you remove someone from a meeting >> if you're rumsfield -- >> i'm serious. >> they call it rendition. >> seriously, you're not adding value to the table, we'd like you to leave. >> he goes and talks to you before hand, we don't need you at this meeting if you're going to state the obvious. >> that's clarifying. >> something we should say to people before they come on the show, then know one would sit here. >> i like how to spot a fraud. >> whistle-blowers. >> and bringing to the attention of the sec basically a dec

>> this ping-pong match between those two. >> one, mitt romney sounds like a democrat attacking rickplined. the problem with perry, he's telling the truth on social security which i like. the fact -- but the problem is that he hasn't clarified what his position is. and he's had a couple of opportunities. >> well, he's told the truth about there being a problem with social security. but his answer is returning it to the states or just telling people under 50, you don't get it anymore. >> well, yeah. and he's -- but he's said that in the book, but he hasn't been clear on the campaign what he means by the things that he's said in the book. >> is he playing to the tea party? certain elements of the tea party that would love to hear a candidate say, let's abolish social security? >> no. >> as a federal entitlement? >> i don't think that's what he means at all. i think he thinks it needs to be reformed but he hasn't made that clear. >> do you agree with something i said -- >> he doesn't want to abolish social security and he doesn't want to take it to the states. >> why doesn't he say it?

. >> it looked like a ping-pong match yesterday. she's in, she's out. no, she's in, she's out.xact>> reporter: exactl. that is part of the movement of the tea party movement. they are somewhat disorganized. the one holding the event on saturday is called the tea party america. this appears to be a brand-new tea party group that nobody has really heard of so it's interesting to watch this movement even though it's quite influential, sort of go through some of these growing pains. >> in fairness, it's always been disorganized. it's never been one big machine. >> reporter: that's right. >> they say the grassroots and lots of people from different parts of the country with different particular flavors of get rid of liberalism. >> different flavors of tea? >> that's right. >> earl grey. >> that's a great piece. >>> still to come, addicted to autopilot. a new report suggests relying on computers could weaken a pilot's ability to respond when air systems fail. tell but that coming up. >>> so easy, even a cave man could do it. along the same lines, airline pilots are experiencing what