it says right now requiring another planet to fund transportation in 2013. that probably should read requiring another planet to fund analysis in 2013. if we can make that equipment amendment to it and accept those amendments from supervisor mar, we'll do that without objection. okay. and then to the underlying item as amended, do we have a motion? >> move forward with recommendation. >> we've got a motion to send the item forward with recommendation as amended and we can do that without objection. thank you. >> thank you. >> okay. item 17, please. >> item number 17, hearing to consider the annual review and approval of the board of supervisors/clerk of the board annual budget guidelines. >> thank you very much. we have the clerk for this item. >> yes, good afternoon. madam chair, members of the budget and finance committee. this is your final meeting of the year and i just wanted to congratulate you on all of your work which is still yielding a measurable goodness in the city and to our department. honorable mention to you, madam chair, for all of your effo

i work for another planet year round. i'm also the artist transportation manager [speaker not understood]. and i live at lincoln way [speaker not understood], the outer sunset is my neighborhood. and i frequent those businesses every day. you know, just to speak a little bit about the concern about that, that neighborhood, you know, i personally make a map. actually the first four years i made a map. the last year the business association created our own map. i passed out in the two weeks leading up to the festival to make sure every department head knows where the local laundromat s the local bar, the local hardware store, where to go if they want thai food, whatever. my phone rings 10, 12 times a day leading up to the festival during art build with people calling, they're coming out of town to work. where do i go to get a good hamburger, whatever. so, we make a really concerted effort. and at the request of my boss, i went to -- i presented a petition at luka deli at the corner of 20th and irving to ask that the busines

off to a distant planet over here. and people on this distant planet are gonna have a telescope all lined up here and they're gonna stand right here and they're gonna watch the flashes of light. and let's suppose a person here emits a flash of light every three minutes. this little flash, flash... i got a question for you. if there's no relative motion between the two planets, it's gonna take some time for that first flash to get up here. but under zero gravity here, boom, sees a flash. how long they're gonna have to wait for another one? three. - and the next one? - three. - and the next one? - three. they'll come at regularly spaced intervals, all right? now, let's suppose i have a rocket ship that's traveling at a very, very high speed between the two planets. now, this rocket ship is traveling away from the planet, the source of light. will that rocket ship see the flashes as often as three minutes apart or more compressed to more often than three minutes apart or kind of stretched out? check your neighbor. see, th

let's suppose you're on this planet, the earth. and you wanna jump to another planet. and you're gonna travel between planets at a speed greater than light. now you can't do that. but let's make believe. and let's suppose up in this other planet here, you have a tripod all set up and you can stand there and look through and look right down through the path. and here you are down here. you're in front of a great big clock like einstein had in his village square. and what you do is you jump and you say, boom, shazam , okay? all of a sudden you become super-something, okay? and you fly up here. well, here you go on your trip when you jump up. first, you get here, then you're here then you're here and then all of a sudden, you're up here, okay? what would a trip like that be like? let me ask you a question. what would you or who would you see in the telescope? think about that. who would you see? what would you see? if you could go faster than light, faster than light, i know you can't do that, lee. let's make believe, let's make believe. if you could go faster than light

a reemerging fear that the planet could slug us off. continuing confident we might be able to generate technologies and political alliances to dominate the planet, but doubt that it is always wise to do dominate in this way. it's especially apparent that the characteristic confidence of the long 19th century was the shortest of planetary experiences. yet, has been the most difficult for us to relinquish. our current doubts seem to take us back to the fears of the early modern period, a circular return that matches the swing around the globe that themselves went through the three acts geodrama. there were more hopeful elements to the story. the bright moments matter to do and make clear that the human past is as complicated and contradictory as the present con decision whether seen on a small scale or a large one. even the largest of all, a geodrama in three acts. well, i wish i could introdisuse you to all of the characters in the book. all of the people, the animals, and even the robots that have circled the world. for a 500-year histo

we cannot let the planet warm more than that.ry government has signed off which is a good thing since we raised the temperatures by one degrees. 565 giga tons of carbon billion tons, the scientists say we could have that and have some hope of staying below that two-degree level. 2795 giga tons. that's how much the financial analysts tell us that the fossil fuel industry has in its declared reserves. oil and gas is still below ground but economically it's above ground. they'll burn it unless we figure out how to stop them. they have five times the carbon necessary to break the planet already in the reserves, and they spend hundreds of millions of dollars every day looking for more. >> let's talk two degrees the celsius not fahrenheit. that has to be put in perspective. that's three and a half fahrenheit. that's a point you're making, how do you break the economic reality of that in a world where theredollars and cents drive decision. >> the only way you do it is to stand up to the fossil fuel industry, the same as we did to the to

but the fastest guy who ever run in the history of planet earth.orld watched him win three more gold medals at the london olympics and shatter record after record. simply put, there's no one else quite like the golden bolt. if i sound excited it's because you're my hero. apart from the fact you support a terrible british soccer team, you are my hero. how does that make you feel? >> feel good. feel good. >> how many people do you meet on a daily basis who go you are my hero? >> a lot of people. especially when i travel, i get a lot of that. it's cool. >> when i was young, there was something about, i remember my first olympics, i really noticed was when bortsov won the 100 meters. the russian. from that moment, there are lots of great events at the olympics but for me, the 100 meter dash is the greatest test of a man. >> that's true. >> how do you feel? when you get down on those blocks and you are bye to explode, what actually goes through the golden bolt's mind? >> all i try to do is relax, really. for me, i just try to compose myself, try to not

it is not the planet we grew up in. we're talking about an environment that receives the adaptive capacity of ecosystems. so adaptation alone is not a viable strategy. there is too much discussion about adaptation. it seems to be a crush for those who do not want to take the necessary actions. we have to do both. >> is there any place to hide? i know people who have looked at the map and think there is where i will go. does that follow you? >> you may have remembered that scientists were arrested in the 1960's. he concluded that there were only two nations in the world who would benefits for global warning. they deny care about canada. they did not take his advice. but 50 years later, we are back to doing what he recommended and that he is coming out of the pacific. the balance is the excess of both parent. >> there will be a lot more floods and malting of carmen- frost. >> you can see in these observations the co2 rises in the atmosphere, but that is an atmosphere ecosystem drying up. if a monoxide. >> is the diminishi

there were costs outweighed by the glories of making an easy swing around the planet. over the 20th century and now into the early 21st century the confidence has given way to doubt. technological in your forms of travel, especially airplanes and rocket-propelled space capsules provide the sense of extreme danger that has faded during the relatively safer 19th century. equally, it is now clear that imperialism had smoothed away from most earlier circumnavigate years. on the political and social conditions that would be unwise and unjust to perpetuate, let alone recreate. above all, a growing sense that the planet is beginning to buy back or shrug us off now that the environmental cost a planetary domination has begun to haunt us. we live with of three legacies of around the world travel, reemerging fear that the planet could simply shrug us off, continuing confidence that we might be able to generate technologies and political alliances to dominate the planet , but doubt that it is always wise to dominated in that way. it is especially apparent that the characteristic

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one of those days when it feels good to be alive on the planet earth. carefree humanity. maybe unthinking humanity even . a few kilometers away a man has given us an appointment on a mountain summit. a place in keeping with what anatole calls his work. he's been devoting all his time and energy to it for the last six years now. this former computer expert even quit his job to get ready for it for the end of the world. and the work i do will take me out of body i will ask to meet those superior beings who hold the keys for humanity already clear that when you talk to them. to see what can be done for two thousand and twelve ordinals. by telepathic trip to get him into contact with mysterious superior beings beings who have announced to him the destruction of the planet on december the twenty first two thousand and twelve very precisely. it will be by fire volcanoes earthquakes and most importantly of course by water floods a company plucked as the plates will shift rise and lower the ocean bottom will lift and what will appear is atlantis when atlantis rises out of the wat

it's been orbiting the planets closest to the sun since 2011. nasa scientists say the spacecraft observed excess hydrogen and permanently shadowed craters at mercury's north pole. they say the concentration of hydrogen is consistent with that found in water. the total amount of ice on mercury is estimated at 100 billion tons. scientists say it may have been brought by comets or asteroids that crashed on the planet. the existence of life, however, is considered unlikely because of the planet's thin atmosphere. the prospects of finding ice on mercury received a boost in 1991 after a radio telescope in puerto rico detected bright patches at the planet's poles. >>> japanese researchers have developed a technique using tiny objects that could cause big changes in the field of solar energy. the secret is a technique that weaves round solar cells into fabric. the spherical cells are 1.2 millimeters in diameter. the project is based in fukui prefecture. team members include the industrial technology center and a local textile manufacturer. a solar batte

generate technologies and political alliances to dominate the planet. but doubt that it is always wise to dominate it in that way. it's especially apparent the characteristic confidence of the long 19th century was the shortest of planetary experiences. yet has been the most difficult for us to relate which. our current doubt seems to take us back to the fears of the early modern period, a circular return of matches to swing around the globe that themselves with through the active jill. but there will always more hopeful element to the story. the bright moments mattered and to make clear that human task is a skulduggery and contradictory as its present condition where the scene on a small-scale or a large one. even the largest of all, a geo-drama in three acts. i wish i could in addition to all of the characters of the book. all of the people, the animals and even the robots that it circles the world. but for a 500 year history, this would mean really going through quite literally a cast of thousands. so i decided to read to you about just a handful of

planets are there is saturn. the weather, you may want to wear shorts tomorrow, autria. no 38 degrees, it will feel colder, with the wind chill, the wind at 35-40. that will ease a little bit as we go into the evening. the game time temperature, 34 degrees, the wind chill factor in the 20's. a lot of huddling up: one of the stands. keep warm. chance of showers new year's eve into new year's day. no major storms on the horizon. >> for the record, i was squinting to see the picture. i cannot tell until i saw the rings. don't go anywhere, saturday news extra is coming up after this. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> as the clock ticks down lawmakers from both sides of the aisle are trying to hammer out a deal to avoid the so-called fiscal cliff. >> just three days to go, a breakdown of how the negotiations went today and what happens next. >> in washington, there is still hope that a deal could be done to avoid the fiscal cliff. all eyes were on the senate today where negotiators w

above all there is a growing sense of the planet as beginning to fight back or shrug us off. that that was environment the cost of planetary dominatiodominatio n that had begun to haunt us. we live with all three legacies of around the world travel, every emerging fear that the planet could simply shrugged this off, continuing confidence if we might be able to generate technology and political alliances to dominate the planet but doubt that it is always wise to dominate it in that way. is especially apparent that the characteristic confidence of the long 19th century was the shortest of planetary experiences. yet it has been the most difficult for us to really push. our current doubt seem to be taking us back to the fears of the early modern period, circular return that matches the swing around the globe that themselves went through the three acts of sheer drama. there were always more hopeful elements to the story. bright moments matter to mcaneny clear that the human passes a complicated and contradictory condition whether seen on a small-scale or a large one, even the larg

this planet need be a root. basically coming coming through our solar system we're going to speak to you in the galley out of your mind no i can see your back from here can you bring up the pictures for this story please may put the champagne down. you're going to auction off the only one who's worth having minutes to go. anyway well this is the picture the last plane in planet be replanted allegedly this planet is coming now the bizarre the bizarre thing is you've got google earth to show you everything on earth you've got google space by the way this is google space and you know what this is the only part of google space that is blocked out and this is allegedly where planet x. is located blocking it out and has blocked out it's. going to leave and saying so is maybe not the end of the world yet perhaps it's coming you two or three billion extra going about the end we have just about five minutes until mosque out here in western russia of marks of course the biggest holiday of the year it's usually known to wi

, a rogue planet, planet x, coming into the solar system and crashing into earth.is silly. if there were such an object, anybody would see it. it would be one of the brightest things in the sky. >> uh... as for the rumors about solar flares wiping us out, nasa says this solar cycle is the wimpest in half a century. >> wimpiest? >>> guess which nfl quarterback is the nfc player of the week. ,,,, [ singing christmas carols in background ] aunt sally's singing again. it's a tradition, honey. [ singing christmas carols ] mmmm. [ female announcer ] make new traditions with pillsbury grands! cinnamon rolls. [ female announcer ] holiday cookies are a big job. everything has to be just right. perfection is in the details. ♪ get to holiday fun faster the bus up i-80 to face the kings, but apparently there wasn't enough room on the b for the defense... >>> the warriors took the bus up i-80 to face the kings. but apparently there wasn't enough room on the bus for the defense. the look on the coach's face said it all. on the bright side, stephen curry has 32 points. but the ki

what will it take to make the sacrifices to save our planet?my basic metaphor for what we're doing to plan a is putting a stick in a hornet's nest. a look at the pale ale for maximum and that lasted a thousand years. when we were bombed in pearl harbor, we acted very quickly. we do not recognize that we're in a program right now. but it is spreading all of the planet and nothing is raising the consciousness of the common people to the degree to say that we have to do something. >> where is the sense of urgency? what will it take? will it take another hurricane katrina-would take another drought in the midwest where they have no food to eat? how many people in the united states will have to die before the united states political system recognizes and becomes a leader should quicken actually make some changes? >> one thing that steve schneider always emphasized to students is that if is worth thinking about the matter for which apply to climate change. coral harbour is one which is an urgent one. but certainly apartheid or civil-rights movement w

, a rogue planet, planet x, coming into the solar system and crashing into earth.illy. if there were such an object, anybody would see it. it would be one of the brightest things in the sky. >> uh... as for the rumors about solar flares wiping us out, nasa says this solar cycle is the wimpest in half a century. >> wimpiest? >>> guess which nfl quarterback is the nfc player of the week. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the bus up i-80 to face the kings, but apparently there wasn't enough room on the b for the defense... >>> the warriors took the bus up i-80 to face the kings. but apparently there wasn't enough room on the bus for the defense. the look on the coach's face said it all. on the bright side, stephen curry has 32 points. but the kings, who had lost five straight, scored more points than any team had all year against the warriors. aaron brooks put sacramento up by 4 with the long three ball. the kings shot 50% tonight. marcus scored 19 off the bench. just too many wide-open looks for sacramento. they win. >>> cardinals ranked no. 1 in the country. >>> a game-high 21.

welcome to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser you know it's well past time noon on planet ponzi yes the banking sector and derivatives dead and fraud casts a shadow much larger than the real economy and there's no sheriff to protect you from the shootout about to happen at the ok bond corral as everyone comes to claim ownership to the same exact. garbage dressed up as collateral. you know we're in a collateral dress today oh well max that's right everybody the last dregs of wealth left in the global economy has been chased into the bond market everybody sitting in bonds everybody's waiting to collect on their debts that these bonds allegedly represent their equity the assets and now they're shootouts going on everywhere you look so they have to shoot out yeah we'd like to see us flash un court in germany orders gonna to release argentine naval ship detained on bond holders behalf tribunals in hamburg ordered that gone i should forthwith and unconditionally release the frigate they are a liberty and ensure the ship and its crew can leave and water is what was the context for this this go

into contact with mysterious superior beings beings who have announced to him the destruction of the planet on december the twenty first two thousand and twelve very precisely. it will be by fire volcanoes earthquakes and most importantly of course by water floods as the plates will shift rise and lower the ocean bottom will lift and what will appear is atlantis so when that lantus rises out of the waters that there will be when the world ends she office two thousand and twelve is a giant plan for i could use a mean word but purifying for me that's what it is. purifying water conference us if you're good or not it's a rite of passage and not all is convinced that he will be among the survivors. jesus himself told him by telepathy in the new era he's even going to change his name he will be called and. integrating christ takes more than just five minutes. before have to know how to build your individual. to be able to say frankly to someone so i'm told ma but in fact that's a hidden way of saying i'm jesus christ. processed by the end of the world and the toll has become irrational. to devot

one of those days when it feels good to be alive on the planet earth. carefree humanity. maybe unthinking humanity even. a man has given us an appointment on a mountain summit. he's been devoting all his time and energy to it for the last six years now. this former computer expert even quit his job to get ready for it for the end of the world. and the work i do will take me out of body. who hold the key warning that he may need to talk over two thousand and twelve for them to. get him into. and most importantly of course by water floods a community as the plates will shift rise and lower the ocean bottom will lift and what will appear is atlantis when atlantas rises out of the waters that there will be when the world ends two thousand and twelve is a giant plan for i could use a mean word but purifying for me that's what it is. purifying water conference us if you are good or not it's a rite of passage and not all is convinced that he will be among the survivors jesus himself told him by telepathy in the new era he's even going to change his name he will be called and tol

, a rogue planet, planet x, coming into the solar system and crashing into earth.his is silly. if there were such an object, it would be seen in the sky. >> as for solar flares, in solar cycle is about the wimpiest cycle in half a century. >> so get to shopping. i know a lot of people probably held it off just in case. >> it's another week. >> are you kidding? >> true. >>> 65,000 christmas lights put on a spectacular display at a southern california home. >> it's so cool! >> it's amazing. >> it's incredible the owner of the home says it's a tribute to her late husband who died of cancer this year. the light show attracted hundreds of spectators every night but not everybody is happy about it. some neighbors complain the display is a too bright, too loud and it attracts too much traffic to their quiet street. >> it's not that we're opposed to christmas but this is just too much! >> you can see the argument. some complained to the city council. the homeowners has received only a noise violation ticket. >>> christmas trees normally go in living rooms or the house. thi

travel around the world doing covering all the greatest human interest stories still left on the planet did you did you ever do projects in russia i don't think so no we had planned to we had planned well i say we the research team had looked into filming in the north the reindeer herd as up in the north. as it turns out we ended up doing the same story in northern norway with the sami people away. kind of a lot of sticks in the end it's quite i mean most the place you were very hard to get to. russia is a vast place i think when it came down to the wire norway it was chosen over russia will be the psalmist people are the same the same part of the sammies people live in russia you know i mean it is the same people just divided exactly by a political border there yeah but since this is you so if you're interested in human stories i mean there's a lot you can find russia in the caucasus for example i mean just wild well things this is i mean since i've been here this is i've had this conversation with so many people and i would love to i mean when i look at a map and i see russia it's i'm

planet with six billion people and we're one of 20 people watching this. i feel privileged every time we come here. >> reporter: as the ice continues to disappear, so too will this fragile ecosystem, taking the narwal with it. >> it's cold. got the rain coming down. it's sleet. but we're going to see some narwals and that makes everything okay. >> reporter: eric coombs is a budding wildlife photographer and he's on a mission. >> if we can get those nalwals shooting up their big long ivory tusks, that's the pinnacle moment of seeing a narwal. >> reporter: but before you see them, you can often hear them, which is why these headphones attached to a nifty underwater microphone come in handy. this sound right here might as well be trumpeters announcing their presence. >> in the open water. >> reporter: and then it happens. the rare moment we've come all this way for. >> in the ice over there. >> reporter: when we come back, a close encounter with these mythical creatures and a close brush with a thousand feet of open sea. as an unexpected crack in the ice thre

human planet documentary. photographer timothy allan felt the need for change he sold his house in london and weighed his newspaper job just sat off her around the world and visited some of the most remote places on the planet photography the world's most common species homo sapiens man team has climbed trees with honey pickers in the jungle sailed with sea gypsies and crossed raging rivers with brave fisherman. his work was so impressive the b.b.c. hired him to shoot one of their most impressive projects human planet. hello timothy and welcome to the show thank you very much for being with us and i wanted to start with we just heard your biography that you studied zoology so how how did you how did you what did you quit the science and that traveling around the world with a camera. well i i'll be honest i studied theology university because i'm an animal lover. i didn't become a photographer until i was in my late twenty's yeah around about twenty seven which is when i first started taking photos. i was origi