proposition tos -- make ae partnership.ve been willing to support me while i was in the hospital. they had the launch of their new issue and had a party and i was in the hospital and they called me up and i spoke to someone on the speakerphone and they were raising funds to support victims of the 2004 tsunami. they were the first organization ever to support it. it is amazing to continue this relationship and now i'm making it official for si. we are so honored and we have many goals. we have many schools. through our partnership come it is not just about awareness. it is about taking action and really building those schools. anybody can answer to conflict and go to happy hearts.com and enter the raffle. for five dollars, gives you an opportunity to be on the next sports illustrated cover photo shoot. it has never been open to the public. it is really amazing to help to rebuild schools. >> she also has a message for the critics who say that the swimsuit issue identifies women. -- objectifies women. with ay woman is born cur

these are you proposition and the quality proposition -- these value proposition and the quality propositionr and easier to get to. >> in a year like this when you don't have to makes no, what does that do to the profitability of a mountain like okemo. snow making, we don't need to have good conditions. we just invested and started a investedhis year, we over $1 million in technology and snowmaking. between snowmaking and the snow we have had, which has been good, we had a great snow storm this last week. skiing is great. >> you think i am expensive. >> we took the drive, we went to okemo for five years. my family was skiing. >> are people doing the drive like they used to? are people skiing 10 times a year in northern new england? >> yes, depending who they are. skiers, you have people that ski every weekend. there are second homeowners here, they come up more often. who, one or people two weekends a year, maybe for christmas or vacation and ski. year with lucky this all the snow, two years ago it was a wasteland. -- whenyour business does your business start to suffer? >> sorry? >> when do

i'm very proud for san francisco voting 80 percent for proposition d. many of san franciscans can afford, but we stand here to tell you, we want everybody to be able to have drugs. we believe that you can work on this. the transparency is a very difficult thing and we learned about that today. i believe that we can work on ways to making a transparent what the markup is on drugs and what we can bargain for. i used to work in a jewelry shop and pawnshop and i know that the only thing that has a higher markup than jewelry and luggage is drugs. maybe i should have sold drugs. i didn't. i believe that you have to help our seniors, you have to help our poor, you have to help our homeless. you have to help our immigrants, and you have to help people like me get the drugs they need to survive. >> thank you. >> good morning supervisors. my name is lee. i spend thousands of dollars or asthma medication. the reason is we can't just have one inhaler or one neb lieser. it's his life, it's children's life. these fair pricing is crucial because of the skyrocketing co

by 2004 we see the effect of the ballot proposition.y this is a failed experiment we need to be able to take race and ethnicity into account when we determine who to admit. opponents say that k-12 should do a better job. >> so if the voters pass this h how would it work? >> it's not a quota. the u.s. supreme court has made it very clear they're very closely looking at the use of the factors. it would be one of many factors determining who gets admitted. >> and this is partity lines yea and nay. >> all democrats in favor, all republicans against. the primary beneficiaries of this proposition 209 have not been white students but asian american students. they make up about 13 percent of california's population but they're 36 percent of the freshmen class at the schools this year. it's going to be a question. asian americans tend to vote democrat in california cal. would they break with the party? -- democrat in california. would they break with the party? it's also minority representation and the desire to achieve diversity among the stude

the proposition placed this on the battle -- ballot, this is a measure overwhelmingly passed by voters and i have a cosponsor as supervisor wiener for the implementation and reduce the heavy burden that our residents and country faces from pharmaceutical drug prices. the united states spends more on pharmaceutical drugs than all of our country. even though the law addresses major problems with this. the issue of high cost is left untouched. to keep up with our cost, the department of public health has reduced by 25 percent over the last 5 years. we are paying $23 million of taxpayer money while drug manufactures have made billions of dollars in profits. these are tax dollars going to our schools and making our neighborhood safe. but unfortunately even our residents that have good coverage are spending this money on medications. there are a lot of complicated issues that under lie why drug pricing is so high. there are a couple things that i would like to note that i have certainly explored with city staff on this issue. we have very little transparency on the prices set not only with d

it's a business proposition, not a transformation. the reality is it is the supreme leader who ultimately will decide. whether or not this final agreement can be negotiated or whether or not he gives an authorization, the political decision to go ahead and actually produce a weapon. rouhani, i expect is sincere in this because he reflects the refo refor reformative attitudes. >> the people want food, too. when you have a leader in charge that has aspirations of nuclear weapons, which clearly they do, there is another game changer, i think. that is that president obama said no matter what, he will veto any additional sanctions on iran, at least during this six month trial period. i don't remember in the past, you would know, have presidents come out like that and said in advance that they will not allow further sanctions? >> whether that is precedent or not, i don't know. you have a president, frankly, more convinced that his legacy such as it is, really is about the middle class. not about the middle east. last thing he needs or wants

of the board of supervisors to protect and preserve coit tower and its murals in accordance with proposition b, passed by voters on june 5, 2012. ~ court title: >> thank you very much. we have [speaker not understood] from rec and park. president chiu, do you want to talk first? >> thank you; i appreciate your recognition for this resolution. it is one of san francisco's most icon i can structures. i want to offer my great thanks to the many community leaders and constituents from my district who live near coit tower and have spent a ton of time and energy over the recent years to get to this day. i also want to take a moment to thank the park and rec department and the arts commission for their work with the community on this. the resolution that we had in front of us would improve a concession lisa for coit tower, completing a process that began five years ago. ~ lease it will better protect the stunning murals created during the great depression by the works administration. the lease also represents a response to the voters of san francisco who approved a policy statement in june of 2012

then proposition 8 was taken away so it's been a roller coaster and i'm so glad it's over.d there's marriage equality. >> the mayor gave now lieutenant governor gavin newsome a key to the city for challenging state law when he was mayor, a fight that extended beyond california. 17 states now allow same-sex marriage. and that number is expected to grow as courts consider current cases. newsome said now the fight against discrimination is going global. >> we're not going to put up with an olympic games so this is so discriminatory without challenging it. the world is changing. not just the city and the state and the country but the rest of the world and it's a beautiful thing. >> gay rights pioneer phillies lion was the first to tie the knot in san francisco. her wife, del mar tin has passed away. high onis looking forward to the next ten years. >> i'm sure that some day it will be -- people will quit talking about it. it will just be there. >> she beliefs the fight for marriage equality will be over. city hall is lit up for the this energy celebration. the mayor says the rai

it had to do with proposition 13. if you lived in a community like forrtino, they were known good education all my life. you could have a vote to have more property taxes and more for .chools i sent postcards to everyone in cupertino to vote for this. we got 64% of the vote, it failed because the proposition said we needed 2/3. s in schools.kid i did it in cupertino and los gatos passed it. i see fancy school buildings and stadiums being built in those two cities. just personal observations. when our computer is a person and knows you as a person and caring about you and is conscious, that is a chance we could have a really good teacher for every student. then students can go in independent directions. if you love something, you can go as far as you want, you don't have to stay with your class. >> thank you. >> hi, i am a junior graphic design major at lesley. i recently read that you have the idea that technology is broken. could you elaborate more on that and give an example? >> wow. i don't know what that is referr

san francisco on tuesday, june 3, 2014, for the purpose of submitting to san francisco voters a proposition to incur the following bond debt of the city and county: $400 million to finance the construction, acquisition, improvement, and seismic retrofitting of neighborhood fire and police stations, the emergency fire fighting water system, seismically secure facilities for the medical examiner, the police department's traffic company, the police department's forensic services division, and other critical infrastructure and facilities for earthquake safety and related costs necessary or convenient for the foregoing purposes; authorizing landlords to pass-through 50% of the resulting property tax increase to residential tenants in accordance with administrative code, chapter 37; finding that the estimated cost of such proposed project is and will be too great to be paid out of the ordinary annual income and revenue of the city and county, and will require expenditures greater than the amount allowed therefor by the annual tax levy; reciting the estimated cost of such proposed project; fixing

it has nothing to do with the question it is hard to imagine anyone with take seriously the proposition we should decide what to do about guns by in three those questions but then another bad thing happened to progress and issues start talking about the institution the temperature begins to rise. we can have a good faith disagreement about the best thing to do and come away pretty good friends but when we start to talk about the constitution, and then you were not just saying i disagree about public policy but i am disregarding the foundational document that makes the united states. you start to talk like that it is hard to still be friends and there is much too much yelling and screaming for our discourse to be relevant and meaningful those are important objectives. now let the clarify in one way to avoid misunderstanding. the fact you not to obey the constitution does not lead we ought to do the opposite of everything there are a lot of things that are really good ideas. for example,, freedom of speech, liberty, we should do that's because they are the right thing to do. other things

gerri: i think it's a tricky proposition, too. to me it's not just unromantic.seems to me you don't have the trust you need to even start the relationship. what do you see in using these prenups? you agree or disagree? >> i agree. i'll tell you why i agree on a prenup. even if you don't have a prenup, i think you should go through the exercise. because if you do, you'll immediately see where both people stand on finances, which is probably one of the most treacherous waters you will ever go through in a marriage. more marriages are probably broken up over finances than anything an disagreement on who has the money and who is worth it. and all of that kind of stuff. it's just a -- it is just a ground for argument all the time. and it is for the l and we know it. and so it is probably best to go through the exercise and kind of expose how you feel about it. something that no one wants to talk about. all they want to talk about is candy and roses and love songs and poetry and stuff -- , i mean, the smart a funny thing. it's probably the least trust worthy but very

. >> some farms are going out of business because of rising feed prices as well as proposition 2 andres them to be kept in cages and they are quitting thing business rather than comply. >>> they lost a heartbreaker last night all because of lebron james. >> kings james made a step back with less than a second left, james finished with 36 points, 13 boards and 59 cysts, sending the defending champions on a high note and it is okay, warriors will be fine, i am just saying. >> he is pretty good. >> coming up next in our 5:00 hour, first it was google and now another major silicone valley is doing it and it is another way of commuting for san francisco. . >>> and video of a controversial taser incident on bart, how bart is responding and what prompted it. >>> traffic is doing well around the bay area, we have a bart delay to talk about and we are looking at misty conditions. >>> some fog out there high and mid-level clouds and up north there is a little bit of rain and we will make it as far south. ee. >> we are live in san bruno, we have video showing a man tasered twice on a bart train

party say this happened differently, it was the opposition who were not able to agree on one single propositionr this reform to the constitution. was the opposition who divided and were not able to come up with a plan, so it could not be put onto the order of the day. they are trying to blame the government. it depends who you talk to. that,nk you very much for please stay safe, that was goal of her -- that was gulliver in kiev. premier unitd thai works in one trip -- the embattled thai premier yingluck shinawatra linked to a rice scheme and could be removed from office. clashes and chaos, protesters were invest -- purchasers were arrested around the capital. gunfire was reported in some parts of the city, tear gas was used in others. civilians were killed and dozens violence spread. authorities have been trying to clear areas occupied by antigovernment demonstrators. >> we want to ask for the return of the rule, the intersection behind government knew that un building. it is for the piece of residents. >> crowds have blocked access to several government buildings, part of their three-month upr

are we missing twitter's core value proposition?r as either the website or the app. does twitter have a value in global conversation in topics, in realtime information that they have yet to harness that if they figure out little pieces of that could change how you fundamentally view the stock? >> absolutely. microblogging is here to stay. it is really surprising how the new user growth is coming from these private network, private conversations. you know, we've seen a wabo which is china's version of twitter for the last couple of quarters suffering the same kinds of growth challenges we saw in twitter's q4 and it's because of wechat coming on so strong over there. it's here to stay for sure but if part of the proposition is that we're going to sell the ads and have user growth we just lost that user growth in this quarter. i think that's fine. it's still a viable business but it's a lot cheaper business. >> all right. thank you all for joining us here today. you know, jon fortt, there are so many different metrics on twitter to pay

>> well, i think that's certainly is a central proposition. you know, that's certainly is between him and his wife as to who -- what their relationship is like and whether the president is philanderer or not. but in this day in age, it seems to me that it would be madness for a president to try and do this because it's a different world from what it was in the 1960's. so they would be -- it would be brought forward. it would be all over the press, all over to tell vision. and will probably destroy the man's presidency, you see? but it was a different time in the 1960's. i'm not justifying it. i mean, i think that it was terribly excessive as to what he did with this young woman. on the other hand, i'm also someone who i'm not a puritan, i'm not saying that my god, he should have just been loyal to jackie. i mean, that was between them. now, she knew about this. she knew he was a philanderer. there was the anecdote that they were up in canada. they were in the receiving line. and it was a military aid standing next to a white house military aid

>> i think that certainly is a central proposition. this is between him and his wife as to what their relationship is like and whether the president is a philanderer or not. in this day and age, it seems to me that it would be madness for a president to try and do this. it is a different world from what it was in the 1960's. they would be -- it would be brought forward, all over the press, all over the television. it would probably destroy the presidency. it was a different time in the 1960's. i am not justifying it. i think that it was terribly excessive. what he did with this young woman. on the other hand, i am also someone -- i am not a puritan and i am not saying he should have just been loyal to jackie. that was between them. she knew about this. she knew he was a philanderer. there was the anecdote that they were in canada, in a receiving line, and there was a military aide standing next to them. she said to him in french, it is not enough i come to canada and stand in line and one of these bimbos was in hand to shake earl -- in

lecturer we advocated working closely with s f p u d for proposition 39 which resulted in an altered two or $3 million and energy efficient dollars. at the federal level we've been working with the mayor's office to talk about infrastructure. last week our general manager and mayor ed lee presented those to the committee. last friday you may have seen a clip-on mayor ed lee on n s nbc and when they asked what he was going to ask president obama to get into priority tiger's water. we're extremely excited. and now the implementation at the water program. we are he w we have a total of 31 water stations and half of those are installed at the city hall's. it was a terrific opportunity for young people to get the explore for what the puc does and how to reach out to young folks. and the 6 hundred and 40 member is the context of the mayors commitment to hire 6 thousand young people over the summer so we partnered with the mayor's office. we're in the agricultural pilot program that's scheduled to open next fall this is the first of the seats that's looking at the second try sects on the pu

the other proposition was clear and specifically that the voters approved the funding generated the prioritieshould be to go back into coit tower not every dollar it had some debate whether that money should be set aside. one percent of the revenue for the murldz it 10 grand a year and that is, you know, clearly insufficient it doesn't include anything for the building and park and i think based on the next item is a request for more money for the current project is clear more needs to be done so we encourage you to set aside in the budget a dedicated coit tower prestige fund. we'll having ask the board to do that and avoid conflict down the line. the other question of revenue which is raised in the letter that was not addressed by staff exactly where the additional revenue is going to come from. it's asking inform a doubling in revenue. more people riding the accelerator elevator may not be enough. lastly, i encourage the commission to have a task force so we can hearful from us in the future without having to come back here >> okay we're not public comment is closed. >> i want to thank the m

the staff didn't mention that the heritage put in a letter that reiterates that pursuant to proposition j section 4.130 that piece of enabling legislation should be proper before tomorrow's commission until and a unless you've reviewed it. >> any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. back to you, commissioners. . commissioners, comments or questions >> where do we want to start. >> commissioner johnck. >> sure i'm interested in the one point at the moment about the architecture review committee. and not all projects come back for a second i mean, you made some comments there were changes made. i guess is it typical of or not typical to go back or - >> most projects do not come back. >> do not come back so it's unusual. >> so i want to direct your comments about the changes. >> commissioner pearlman do you want to comment. >> sure i've got a lot to say. this is incredibly challenging problem. i've spent a lot of time walking that district within the last two weeks and pay checks walked up and down the streets and got a feel for the buildings in this area. i

madam secretary >> authorized the general manager to provide a credit facility under the proposition e for the wastewater paper program. >> commissioners. >> i think everything was clear and so on and so forth. >> it's been mohammed any public comment on this item? on item 11 seeing none, public comment is closed i'll call for a vote please signify by a i all in favor, say i. opposed? >> item 12 on award agreement for the ambassadors program grant. >> been 0 moved and seconded and i have a question. >> those folks have creating concrete because that's where they park what happens if they don't do this. >> the neighbors volunteered to participate in the program. >> so the money will be used as needed if people want to do it. >> so the residents in 4th district if the neighbors want to participate and it's been called all in favor, say i. opposed? the motion carries madam secretary. >> any comment on item 12. >> we entertained 8. >> i'm ashley from supervisor tang's office i can answer any questions about the program. i want to thank the puc for working on the first of a kind of ambass

about the path to legalize same-sex marriage in california and the fight ovproposition -- over proposition 8. look under hot topics. >>> new developments tonight. a amber alert issued yesterday after a carjacking has been canceled. ktvu's john sasaki joins us from police headquarters with the turn in the investigation. john? >> reporter: this is a bizarre case and there is lot of questions to be answered. police spokes woman just wrapped up a press conference in which she said the amber alert has been canceled because there was no carjacking. the driver of the car was found by police today after a tip from someone who was watching the news coverage and the driver mentioned this here in this video, this surveillance video, that person was acting suspiciously inside, aggressively, stealing food and threatening people with a knife. the driver said that individual and he and a third person a woman in the car all knew each other. now what happens is that the individual ran outside, got into the car, and witnesses told police they believe there was a carjacking and the person in the back seat wa

be held in san francisco on tuesday, june 3, 2014 for the purpose of submitting to the voters a proposition to incur $200 million of bonded dead for the county of san francisco for a resolution to de/kpwhraeur that the public interest demand the improvement of neighborhood and police stations, water system, facilities for the medical examiner, police department, traffic company and the police department forensic services division. >> thank you. supervisor chiu. >> thank you. on behalf of the capital plan ingning committee, the mayor, i appreciate you consideration of item 14, which is a $400 million bond. it would fund critical repairs to our fire houses and police stations, our emergency fire fighting water system and our other aspects that our first responders need to safeguard our city everyday. this is in response to what we know will be the next big earthquake that will hit us over the 30 years. this continues the work of the 1 bond that was approved in 2010. i want to thank everyone for their work over the past year to refine this. i want to thank our budget committee that approved th

democracy because advancing the democracy is a great provocative against terrorism and that is a proposition, which is by and large true i think that also has difficulties because we have seen many open societies which have wonderfully open political orders which are ravaged by terrorism so that is not the full answer but it may well be part of the full answer. there is a bit of a paradox. i'm not sure that mr. bush or mr. obama can tell us how to deal with the roots of terrorism, but i suppose that we all want to try. mr. obama said we need to do a lot more with allies and a little bit less than we go along on an approach on a marked rhetorical difference. i have no problem with that. our international efforts are exceedingly important and are at the heart of the counterterrorism. he says less about the evil of terrorism and more warnings to us about our own practices. have we crossed the line in places that are troubling and he's especially worried that the conduct of torture. he calls for a legal framework for the operations. great idea. i don't know if we have seen us yet. i don't know i

you'll see in later years the proposition will coming come back into alignment >> it's a penny to inclusive the water. >> from hetch hetchy down to a tap in san francisco it's under a penny. >> for one gallon then he and then do take it from the tap to the system. >> just over a penny. >> and that's not with any capital just the cost of delivery. >> not that's operations everything with the capital improvement the water system rebuild and also as was mentioned the system rebuild as well. i like to think of this as the best deals in the bay area it's incredible what else can you buy for a penny >> nothing. >> even with the $7 billion program for sewer it's projected to go from one people to over 4 pennies of inflation. by that's still affordable. what does that mean to our average customer that's on slide 3. i went back two years with the finance team to show you what you've heard. wherever we try to make it more forcible it's highlighted in green the average bill is slightly lower than what we told you because we've been able to keep the budget flat or the refinancing on our debt service to

these are not extraordinary claims -- rather, these are not extraordinary propositions.hese are things that i want every elementary school graduate in the united states, and indeed in the world to be familiar with, to understand. so that he and she can move us forward. thanks very much. >> it was great to watch. you can watch the debate by going to our website, lastword.msnbc.com. or bill's website. you must watch this. and bill again, i just applaud the way you handled it, especially in the way i think you very effectively communicated with people who do not agree with you. bill, thank you very much. for joining us tonight. >> thank you, lawrence. >> coming up, as viewers of this program know, there's good socialism and very bad socialism. and this was a week of bad socialism from the super bowl to the farm bill. that's next in "the rewrite." when does your work end? does it end after you've expanded your business? after your company's gone public? and the capital's been invested? or when your company's bought another? is it over after you've given back? you never stop

at the moment it is everybody fighting for themselves and it is a real lose-lose proposition in my view. >> the west played a pivotal role in the revolution. what is the role of the west now? >> the problem for the west, the security situation makes it very difficult to work there. you hear of indices closing and so forth. yet, the west and europe should remain very involved. it does remain in need of support. we work in the democracy field and we find that many libyans are actually happy to work with us and discuss the challenges of building a democracy. we need to discuss this to bring the country forward. >> how do libyans regard the west now? >> is very ambiguous. there are many people, especially in the east, who are very pro-west because of the intervention. others believe the intervention has not led to any civility. there is the religious tension. i feel if you do good faith work and offers some comparative information and so on, that is generally well received. >> all right, libyan experts and head of democracy reporting international, michael meyer-resende. thank you for speak

and on proposition eight was not found unconstitutional simply put the people of california were denied their right of the vote by not being given standing in that. and so out of those decisions we have this complete misreading of windsor. what windsor did last year was impose on the federal government the requirement that they respect the state's definition of marriage. in new york they demanded that the federal government recognize her marriage in new york, and windsor decision found that they had to do that. it said nothing about other states recognizing same-sex marriage. what we had in virginia, utah, oklahoma are misreadings of the windsor, and that was clearly indicated when the 10th circuit as well as the federal judge in utah and stayed their decision which indicates they believe there is merit to these states with these appalling decisions. >> when the decisions are taking the plain language with the majority opinion and the dissents, and finding their reason for ruling as they did in that language? >> it's the twisting of it. the intent of last year's decisions were not to en

>> well, the value proposition for glass is really where the screen is located.ause it's at eye level. and it also louse for you to have your hands free. and glass also has some unique input like voice and other sensors. just imagine you are following a recipe in your everyday life. usually you use your smartphone and tablet. you have to look to the side to see what the next step is, you get your tablet all sloppy because your hands are mes messr wet. with google glass, my hands are free so i can continue to cook without any distraction. that's an example of every day user getting benefit from google glass. >> but there is a down side right? if you are a sportswriter, you take video where they don't want you to, or go into a bar and you take video, how did you get around? >> actually, glass lights up when you take a picture or a video. but i mean this issue around recording people is just a technology issue. it's not necessarily specifically a google glass issue. i think it's coming to a head no pun intended because i'm wearing my technology on my face so it's fr

from tonight and performing though lord has been our refugee and there was the brings issue the proposition 6 and anita bryant save our children caption and the joan town tragedy. it was a year for those of us who we will never forget and those who have arrived since that will come to remember. i wanted to share just two harvey milk stories that are part find my being. feeling it's been an extraordinary honor and privilege to serve in the state legislature while harvey race to serve 26 years before a gay man would serve in the assembly. i want to take a moment to remember all the 4rb community who have served on the san francisco board of supervisors supervisor harvey and roberta and tom. leslie devon and scott wiener david campos are serving successfully as county supervisors and supervisor susan so every year in sacramento we assist high school students to come by but the inform sacramento to come to coerce lobby day it's an opportunity to get a civics lesson and how to lobby a lover so they get a little bit of training and those are kids sometimes 13 and fourteen and 15 years old their h