elsewhere in the house the familiar sounds of servants going about their daily chores are punctuated now and then by the column authoritative voice of his mother or father supervising the activities. the boy is oblivious to everything except the book in his hands. the time is somewhere in the early 1890's. the boy is franklin delano roosevelt. he is about ten or 11 years old. the bookie is reading represents something of a challenge. it is filled with unfamiliar technical terms, complicated charts, and curious diagrams. but because he is also filled with combat and the smell of gunpowder, crowded with thrilling accounts of derring-do many age a fighting. so the board agrees that the focused intensity, totally lost. he is sitting in the library. his family's country home in the village of five park overlooking the hudson river about 70 miles north of new york city. cannot be precisely sure when we first wrote the book he is holding. we know that he read it at an early age, certainly before his teens and know that he had a powerful influence upon him throughout his life. it was almost

either clarification to the government code and the public utilities code, and formatting changes, punctuation, or any clarification in language that may be confusing to the reader. on page 24, we have a matrix listing out each of the different revisions and the reason behind each of the changes. on page 35, we have each of the codes and the policies and a red lined version to show you that changes are being made. i am understanding that we have a too many constraint. and instead of going through each of the revisions i would be happy to take questions that you may have. this item was presented to the cac on september 12th and was adopted for motion. with that, i am looking for a recommendation for the approvele of the revisions to the administration code, the fiscal investment debt and procurement policies. >> thank you. colleagues any questions or comments? >> okay. is there any member of the public who would like to make public comment? seeing none. public comment is closed. >> colleagues do we have a motion to move this forward? >> can we do that without objection? >> that will be the orde

the prosecutor resembling a hand gun with her finger and thumb, slowly counted one to six and punctuated the display with iran phatic a dead -- with an emphatic "dead." court testimony was that williams had heard that rodney pridget shot his cousin. codefendant jermell brandon struck a deal for his testimony which also implicated the shooter. brandon spotted rodney pridget and his cousin of the mall and a contact williams to put together a crew for the job. the detective told war they have surveillance tapes showing his arrival at the mall, following the victim, pointing out of the victim to the person wearing a gray sweatshirt. exit in the mall with a gun. the police into the revealed. the mastermind of this crime was a fall guy. the attorney took aim at the state's evidence and expert witness declaring they took a high-profile case and work backwards from a conclusion. the jury deliberated three and a half hours. the jury advise them not to talk about this case come or go on social media. one of the jury members had a death in the family and the judges accommodating funeral arrangement

when you see these job numbers, it only punctuates the fact he is not moving the country the way it needs to be moved. >> belva: can we talk about the convention and see if it relates to what is in the room for the last three days. >> i want to go back to clinton. the california delegates -- the convention is full of grass roots organizers. what they said is bill clinton gave me the words to use. one woman who volunteered coordinator in pasadena, she said bill clinton gave me words to use to tell volunteers when i'm on the phone. nobody else did that. >> he articulated what the democratic party is doing. >> belva: the democrats are saying this was a starting point. i didn't need anybody who said the message is what we heard in the auditorium. one group, though, that has seemed satisfied was the gay community. >> yeah. >> belva: they were repeatedly called to the front. what about that move on behalf of the president to bring them into community and their response to it? >> there may be a backlash, right, joe? >> in the hall and gay community, it was huge. big week for folks and gay folks.

the skyline as we know it today has developed into a relatively flat, monotonous skyline punctuated byhe transamerica pyramid which is well outside the downtown core and that prompted the plan to stop the growth on the edge of downtown and then be bracketed by rhee, hill. going back to the height, the focus is to reach center downtown on the skyline at the heart of the city's major transit networks. this is the heart of the 20th century downtown. the adopted plan includes rezoning for several new building sites immediately around the trends date terminal. the most notable is the transit tower on mission street between first and fremont. the zoning for a high of 1,000 feet -- this is owned by the transit a joint powers authority and is being sold to develop the landmark transit tower building which could be the tallest building in the city and help to anchor the skyline and shape the vision of the city as focused on the center of the downtown and transit network. here are some visual simulations for the public as to what the skyline might look like in the future. here is a simulation fr

. >> the constant sound of construction noise has punctuated the atmosphere in the 2300 block east money mistreat for two months now. >> -- monumument street for two months now. >> it is hurting us. it does been too long. -- it has been too long. houses are shaking. >> a meeting with officials when the 98 community members a chance to voice their concerns. -- gave the community members a chance to voice their concerns. many said the recall -- repair process has caused structural damage to their building. >> there are accident that the foundation. in thee are crakccks foundation. >> we were able to monitor how strong the vibrations were occurring. they never rose to a level of our concern. as far as we know, there have not been any structural damage. >> but officials are pointing concerned residents to the city's legal department and are working to get experts out to serve a properties. they secured the cynical -- the sinkhole. they expect to be done by november fit. >> we are actually making sure the decrease the likelihood that it will happen again. >> any residents to have structural c

i thought punctuated by the phrase-- which i think should be a hallmark card-- (laughter) "(bleep) yeahd applause) beautiful. got you right here. got you right here. very exciting. and obviously they're canadian so their babies, i'm sure, will be gay socialists. (laughter) whatever it is canadians make up there. i don't know. (laughter) anyway, king abdullah, of course, he is in new york city for the u.n. general assembly, or, as we like to think of it, the reason i can't get to work because of traffic! (laughter) the event has s a gathering in the international juggalos. with libya in turmoil, syria in flames, iran on the verge of a nuclear weapon, an incredible opportunity for our president not just to address the world community but for some high-level pres-on-pres action. >> the white house says he has no plans to have any private leadings with world leaders. >> jon: oh. (laughter) well, that's-- probably protocol. it's not the time for one-on-one meetings with other world leaders! >> our research shows it's been 20 years since a president has been to that meeting and not met one on

it's opinion a rough week for the republican presidential nominee, punctuated by his secretly roared criticism of the 47% of americans who pay no federal income tax. jan crawford is on the trail in los angeles tonight. jan, good evening. i'm wondering what you're hearing from the inside. how worried is the campaign about the last week? >> reporter: well, jim, campaign advisers concede to me when i'm talking to them this was a terrible week because it really got romney off his economic message, his focus on jobs. they remain confident. they think this is a tight race. they've got a strategy and they're going to close it in the coming weeks. but what we did see this week is a lot of conservative pundits sticking it to romney for some of their strategies and tactics and we're seeing it trickle out to his supporters, his base. we were at a rally in las vegas yesterday where romney gave a bilge teach spooep and i talked to some of the supporters afterwards and they were saying, "we want to see some fire. he has to really bring it." when romney was greeting them on the rope line, you could

i thought punctuated by the phrase-- which i think should be a hallmark card-- (laughter) "(bleep) yeah i'll marry you." (cheers and applause) beautiful. got you right here. got you right here. very exciting. and obviously they're canadian so their babies, i'm sure, will be gay socialists. (laughter) whatever it is canadians make up there. i don't know. (laughter) anyway, king abdullah, of course, he is in new york city for the u.n. general assembly, or, as we like to think of it, the reason i can't get to work because of traffic! (laughter) the event has s a gathering in the international juggalos. with libya in turmoil, syria in flames, iran on the verge of a nuclear weapon, an incredible opportunity for our president not just to address the world community but for some high-level pres-on-pres action. >> the white house says he has no plans to have any private leadings with world leaders. >> jon: oh. (laughter) well, that's-- probably protocol. it's not the time for one-on-one meetings with other world leaders! >> our research shows it's been 20 years since a president has been to tha

he then punctuated his address by saying and trust me, president obama has a big stick.the audience and people for the next two days in the is news cycle have been talking about how just mortifying that was. >> an audible groan and there was an also that's what she said. >> right. >> it has been a great time having you on. but i'm going to go now before i get in any more trouble. >> yes. >> thank you so much for being here. >>> stay right there. we'll be back with more "our world with black enterprise." >>> up next, how lions, tigers and bears help one man start a legacy. >> i never, never once did not believe that i couldn't do anything. impossible was never an option for me. you're not using too much [are you, hon? ♪ nope. [ female announcer charmin ultra soft is so soft you'll have to remind your family they can use less. charmin ultra soft is made with extra cushions that are soft and more absorbent. plus you can use four times less versus the leading value brand. don't worry, there's plenty left for you dad. we all go. why not enjoy the go with charmin ultra soft? >

i did not know what it meant, coming into the program, but now i know the quality of work, punctuation, professionalism. i can apply those to my daily life, my career aspects. my short-term goal is to become and the ministry to manager in a law firm. my long-term goal is to become a scientist. -- is to become a firefighter. >> republics began skills are great. >> i am with the department of transportation. i develop my skills in communication. that is something i can take away from an internship. i can use it anywhere. not just in jobs, but just in my daily life, in communicating with everyone. job training is not something you learn in school. you have to get it at a job. it is invaluable. anywhere you are going in your future. that is why it is really important for me. for my future, i plan to go to uc-berkeley and major in business. >> excellent. can you keep telling the media and communications are not not boring? part of the equation of making this a meaningful experience for young people are the managers, the folks working with them. over the season at jawbone, how did you approa

at the street as one street, with six unique districts, and really three major public spaces that punctuate street, those being embarcadero, holiday plaza and un plaza. the street has one identity, two key components within that identity, one around place-making, really what is market street as a place, what is its identity, what is its public space hierarchy, what's happening in the major public spaces today, and what's really happening within these unique districts as well. transportation, we're looking to enhance the continuous bicycle facility, transit efficiency, reconfiguring of the somewhat awkward intersection and reduction of conflict between all street users. as we look at the six district along the corridor they come to light currently in this breakdown. the embarcadero district which is the city's connection to the water, the financial district or the professional hub, the retail district, where the lee sure heart, mid-market, which is really an arts and cultural district, civic center, which we're calling the new urban living room, and octavia which is more of a neighborhood, a

happy birthday to the emoteicon. 30 years ago today a scientist used punctuation marks to create a smiley face in a presentation. >> everyone texts it. >> see you back at 6:00 tonight. good night. have you heard of the new dialing procedure for the 408 and 669 area codes? no, what is it? starting october 20, 2012, if you have a 408 or 669 number, you'll need to dial 1 plus the area code plus the phone number for all calls. o.k., but what if i have an 408 number and i'm calling a 408 number? you'll still need to dial 1 plus the area code

and to punctuate how impossible this situation is, just as i was on my way here today i ended up passingeam was on a tricycle on the sidewalk. so i had to negotiate my service animal against their bicycle coming down on the sidewalk. i would... >> president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, everyone. my name is ernestine weiss. i spent many good years trying to make this city better and have succeeded in many ways. however there is one thing that irks me that is the "occupy" people spreading out in front of the federal reserve bank like never before. nobody has the guts to do anything about it. we have -- bylaws. they're not enforced. i go by there every day and my blood pressure just goes way up, to see that. why aren't you doing something about this? the america's cup is coming up. do you think that's a nice thing for visitors to see? i don't think so. take a trip down there, and look at what's going on. it is unbelievable for a city like san francisco to allow this to go on. filthy, dirty, homeless people, joining them, stringing up banners on the trees, which i've tri

why your punctuation at work could be raising the eyebrows of your co-workers. and, are traders stretching their profits with lululemon's latest earnings? find out. first business starts now. you're watching first business: financial news, analysis, and today's investment ideas. a good monday morning to you. i'm bill moller, angela miles is off. here's the 1st look. the fortunes of facebook, that social media belwether, keep falling. barclay's bank has cut its price target to sell the stock from 31 to 23 dollars. the bank doesn't see facebook's mobile business taking off. its stock is still selling for under 20 dollars. last week the european central bank buoyed financial markets, announcing it would be on a bond-buying binge that again brought europe back from the brink. this week financially, shaky spain will be seeking details on the conditions for that purchase. for the first time since may, spain's 10-year debt yields fell below 6%. also this week, germany's constitutional court will decide if the eurozone bailout fund is legal. the question is over constit

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the labor design that has already hold of production up to platinum and gold mines his speech was punctuated by the trees of thousands of mine was meanwhile thousands more strikers marched on a hospital in the maracana west on my. it's not being treated they claim they want to win it by police. last month when police. try. to money matters now marina's that is so good morning to you it's a big day for investors marine around the world so tell us what's happening good morning new low i've been talking about this since monday investors have been sitting waiting to hear what will happen today it's when it all begins germany's constitutional court is set to rule on the legality of the euro zone's rescue fund and will very have analysts say that the verdict will be that it's legal but there will have to take some additional measures now let's take a look at the markets asia is the only one trader right now and over there was see an optimistic picture and that's because investors are optimistic themselves about what has happened and also will have the u.s. federal reserve on thursday announce this

escalation of the labor that has already hold production of two platinum and gold mines his speech was punctuated by the truce of thousands of mine workers meanwhile thousands more strikers marched on hospital in maracana was some miners are being treated they claim they were tortured by police then write stories sparked last month one police twenty four striking. let's now see how investors had told the verdict on europe's rescue fund marina is there a sense of optimism or pessimism on the markets well for once yellow there is actually optimism we can see that reflected in the numbers lots of the day if we start by look at that age which is the only one trader right now up also. both the nikkei and the hang seng are out in the neck a almost one and a half percent in the black this hour and five exploiters there are among the top gainers now again what are we talking about what are the key events well today germany's constitutional court the set to rule on the legality of the rescue fund and also when though that some analysts are saying that it will be there were there will be legal and they wil

the color is operating also serve as punctuation. so medieval readers help to get them through however the whole process of reading a book. >> i will show you how networks. the other is like any normal modern or bound book it to is printed with a string but there are four columns. >> they notice and it spends on the back. we will drop this and stop it right there. >> sera the fourth apollo. we have to steps. page opening and call a marker. this is extremely fragile but this is a news and would allow you to move the bookmark up and down the string to not only mark the page 10 column but the exact position. a very creative way people developed to help move through their tax to. this is probably a their wrist we have and it is a very popular feature of the late 14th century manuscript. martin luther considered the father of the modern protestant church. the history of the paris possible terms, they hammered on the wittenberg. it starts but they do not like his challenge of authority and also the system of indulgent -- indulgence for peo

labor disappointed that has already halted production or to platinum and gold mines his speech was punctuated by the cheers of thousand. as of mineworkers meanwhile thousands more strikers marched on a hospital in my recliner with some miners are being treated the claim they would tortured by police the arrest was sparked last month when police shot dead thirty feet strike two minds. on the un's new envoy to syria plans to travel to the country this week in an effort to regulate the situation there he has also planned a meeting with president assad on his first mission to the country in battles between pro and anti-government forces continue in syria's largest city of aleppo human rights group claims the fighting is near the airport which is still held by pro-us that forces on sunday a car bomb attack in the city killed at least thirty people. the u.s. and the u.n. security council are quick to condemn some terror attacks but well shot of denouncing others in countries like syria says russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov in the statement he called such an approach deplorable. so far the u.

estimation of the labor design as a way to hold it production to platinum and gold mines the speech was punctuated by a truce of thousands of mineworkers thing while thousands more strikers marched on a hospital in maracana where someone as are being treated they claim they were tortured by police that restless part last month one police child died thirty four striking. all right let's talk business now marina is that following the markets for us house trading going marina for you are things moving really fast right of course after the news came out from germany it was a look at the european markets though we're seeing that it's flat but as i was saying that figures are moving right behind if you can see it's all going a little bit crazy right now as of right now you see the foot sea legs. but it's pretty much by next hour everything will change completely and that's because investors are waiting to see it being approved but of course they are concerned with the conditions that are imposed we'll talk more about that next hour let's take a look at the russian markets which the world optimistic on p

and what i found was that some of them would write an entire page, it would not have one punctuation mark in it. some of them could not spell, could not construct sentences. so, supervisor cohen, you ask how long. that was in the '80s. so, what we have today is children who are the children of the children from that time. so, this thing has continued. somebody mentioned the prison pipeline today. that is very real and it is very scary. and we jail a lot of young black men in san francisco. $50,000 a year it costs to keep a person in prison, plus the cost to the family economically. transportation to visit, the commissary, the telephone, the e-mail, all of that. and, so, it is a crime. we're all guilty. we're guilty of where we have arrived with our children in this public school system. it didn't start yesterday. it has been going on -- we've been talking about this -- and i came here [speaker not understood]. now we're down to 5 to 6% and people in the public and subsidized housing -- >> thank you, ma'am. >>> that says something about the economic health of the african americans in