market, i think you saw how seriously neighborhood residents take planning issues brown liquor stores -- r.l. liquor stores in the tenderloin, and without the message was clear, so i hope from this, we can learn that these issues are really important -- how seriously neighborhood residents take planning issues are around liquor stores. ultimately, the planning decisions that come before you have to be your consequences. all we ask is to be treated fairly. people who live in the tenderloin, who work in the tenderloin, sometimes we have mixed emotions about the places we call home or where we were, but ultimately, we are passionate about the area, and we want it to change, and we want you to help us change, so we ask that you take these matters seriously. commissioner sugaya, we want you to come to the tenderloin, see it from their perspective, and hopefully, from there, we will have more sensitive comments on matters involving the tenderloin. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'm a legislative aide for supervisor kim. commissioner sugaya, thank you for your public apology, and we a

in italy with the students taking to the streets you're going to see in spain you're going to see in r.l. and you already sort in france figured out how about in the u.s. the u.s. again is going to be slower but it's going to happen here at a different level remember the u.s. the place has been beaten down and pushed down and you're going to see a revolution worldwide what's going to unite them in this cause. is another major trend journalism two point zero the internet has become the great connector they all know what's going on they're all facebook they're all together they have a system where they're interacting and relating it's a different kind of social network than the other one but the same cyber war cyber war you say is going to be amped up this year why so every major country know. that cyber war and cyber crime are going to be ongoing trends for which every time they come up with a new way to stop it new way to get around it's going to be born people asked me what kind of good job opportunities are there that's one of them becoming a cyber sleuth at the worst levels of any dec

in italy with the students taking to the streets you're going to see in spain you're going to see in r.l. and you already sort in france figure it out. to tick through some world news stories in brief the basque separatist group has declared a permanent cease fire and follows heavy pressure from the spanish government and for. it's jailed activists to pursue independence far more peaceful means madrid for its part says the announcement is nothing new at a brokered cease fire agreement in two thousand and six when it planted a bomb of an airport it's often violent campaign for independence has claimed more than eight hundred lives over for decades. iran launch an investigation into the boeing plane crash that killed seventy seven in the northwest of the country the aircraft with hundred four passengers on board failed to land in the city of already year due to poor visibility it was circling for another attempt when it disappeared from radar if it at least five major crashes in around since two thousand and five u.s. sanctions have been blamed for making it hard to maintain the country's

fish doesn't know it's swimming in water my children didn't realize, i don't think, that there was an r.l were all mixed up. >> you also said technology wasn't tearing up the family as much as it was quietly eroding it. >> that's right. i think that low level of distraction constantly sort of siphoning information and entertainment at that level. it wasn't like -- it wasn't hugely dramatic. in some ways it was the opposite of dramatic. we were thinking about how the house had become so quiet. when the kids were younger before the technology hit, our house was a boisterous, noisy place. after a while it started to sound like an icu. >> what was the breaking point? at what point did you say, i'm going to do this? >> i think it was a day i came home and as was typical all i could see was the back of my kiki ki kids' heads. said, hi everybody. i posed a rhetorical question. i said, you know, what would our lives be like without all this stuff? and there was no answer at all. they had their earbuds in and couldn't ma couldn't hear me. that was my moment. my son responded without turning around