i had a conversation, and he reminded me if the industry had had their choice there would be no healthy san francisco today. i hope we learn our lesson and move this forward as quickly as we can. >> it is not that we are trying not to do this. for me this is extremely important. this is the next part of it. this should have been the first part of this is extremely important. it would go up the very next day. we have a holiday next week. >> there is a holiday on november 11. >> the next meeting would be when? >> the 15th. >> then we could go to the board on the 16th. >> i think two weeks is way too long. i would be supportive of one week. i think we should vote today. >> supervisor chu endive are not prepared to vote today. supervisor chu is suggesting two weeks. i am suggesting we will go to weeks before the 16th. we will have a roll call vote on two weeks and go as a committee report. supervisor mar: no. supervisor chu: yes. supervisor maxwell: yes. >> we have two ayes and one no. >> is there any further items? this meeting is adjourned. >> welcome to the median of the san francisco wi

thank you for reminding me. president chiu: why don't we take these two items in order starting with item 34. >> item 34 is a resolution denouncing the deportation of shing ma "steve" li a dream act student at the college of san francisco and to grant him deferred action stat us and urge congress to pass the dream act. president chiu: supervisor mar. supervisor mar: thank you. president chiu and thanks to my colleagues who are co-authors of this and also including supervisor bevan dufty who is a co-author now. i want to acknowledge the student organizing at city college and within san francisco state university, and at ucla and many campuses around the country to raise the issue of supporting steve li and stopping his deportation and acknowledging also the campus community connections that are being built with organizations like the asian law caucus and chinese for affirmative action and many other organizations that are building a movement for immigrant rights. not just to free steve li but also for comprehensi

can you remind me when we get to venice and broadway? thanks. >> what we're talking about here is full participation and inclusion. i want to be able to lead a full life. the only way that i'm able to get from place to place this by using a fully accessible public transit system like meany -- muni. >> the americans with disabilities act of 1990 is a wide-ranging federal civil- rights law that prohibits discrimination against persons with disabilities. title two of the ada addresses access to public services, including public transportation for persons with disabilities. it requires transit operators to call out stops at transfer points, major intersections, and major destinations, and to announce particular stocks requested by customers with disabilities. stop announcements are especially important for passengers who are blind or have low vision. these individuals cannot travel independently if they are not assured of getting off at their intended destination point. >> welcome, dancers. bring them in. coming to you live, san francisco ci

the clerk is reminding me we haven't called item 34. why don't we call item 34. >> we haven't called 26 and 27. >> excuse me, 25 -- >> we can't call them until we decide what to do on this motion. so first thing, you call item 34. okay. and sprf daly first made a motion to aamend the motion and sit as a committee as a whole on december 7th potentially. colleagues with can he take that without observe objection. without objection that is amended. to continue to december 7th, why don't we take a roll call vote? >> avalos aye campos aye chiu aye chu aye daly aye dufty aye elsbernd aye mar aye maxwell aye mirkarimi aye pier aye. there are 11 eyes. this will be continued until december 7th. madam clerk -- any items for today? >> we have three memories. the meeting will be adjourned on behalf of supervisor dufty, francis coleman, and jerome and fred bowlharper. >> any business in front of the board. sn >> that concludes our business. >> at this time we're adjourned, happy thanksgiving, everyone. president vietor: good afternoon, i like to call

a disney musical based on "proposal" reminded me of "-- " repunzel" reminded me of "beauty and the beast >> "tangled." >>> none of us expected to see this much. >> take a tour of the martin luther king memorial site with one of his closest friends. it is >>> the dr. martin luther king jr. memorial site on the national mall is nearly 60% complete. but you would not know it because the location is blocked off and no one is allowed inside. >> it has been 42 years since andrew young witnessed his friend and colleague's, martin luther king, jr., assassinated. >> we were in the national struggle. >> they fought racism, war, and poverty. what started out as a dream for the martin luther king foundation is now taking shape. it will be surrounded by an inscription wall with 14 quotes like this one. >> i always liked "righteousness like a mighty stream." >> it will be nestled between the lincoln and jefferson monuments. it will be the first national mall moral not depicting a u.s. president. now the models and mockups are coming to life with a granite pieces, shape and shipped in from china appear

for me, this reminds me of the suicide determined system on the golden gate bridge. -- deterrent system on the golden gate bridge. they have an opinion as to a myopic view of this issue whether this is a city or a parent that to choose what ac child east. the scales are not balanced in this equation. there is an enormous amount of money that is spent to market, advertise, and select the menu which will be appealing to customers, particularly young people. through working with my colleagues and meeting with advocates to see that $1.2 billion in meals is being sold to children under 12 with toys and this represents one in five children of that age that are eating at the restaurant. the $360 million spent on toys, this is more than the issue of good parenting. i would be the first to confessed that even as we sat in there today, this was not just mcdonnell's that was the hot -- in the hot seat. -- this was not just a mcdonald's that was in the hot seat. i wanted to these young women to feel empowered in the process of talking about this legislation and thinking about it. the reality is tha

so, a bottle striking me on the head, reminds me back in england, the queen's country where the riots are endless, where they're campaigning for something, normally more socialism. >> larry: you never said to her, why did you strike me with the bottle. >> never asked her. i think it was evident to punctuate the slew of ordinary encounters i was having, giggling, chuckling women, the sweet scent of them, the pinkness of their cheeks, their rich coffee color depending on the hue of the day. >> larry: when did you fall? love? >> immediately, i think. >> larry: her too? >> well -- >> larry: when it happens, you can't believe it. >> i think it's a phenomenal thing. >> larry: always a shock. >> i like the acknowledgment of love between two people registers it capacity for all of us to love one another. it makes me feel more abundant love for all people. this is what we should be building our culture around. it's very difficult to build an economic system around love, it's better than building one around greed. >> larry: why bookie wook? >> i'm childish. also, though. >> larry: it could be a

enjoy it while we have it and bern reminded me back in the office, it ain't going to last. >> that's right. we'll throw it back to you. >> don't miss tonight's prime time line up. at 10:00, the good wife. >>> and achievements in switzerland, they recreated the big bang. they recreated the moments after the actual big bang and they used the mini bangs to study the origin of matters. be careful, guys, be careful. . >> thank you for watching and enjoy the beautiful day. i'm jessica kartalija. >>> i'm don scott. >> and i'm bernadette woods for marty bass. enjoy the sunshine. we'll be back tonight. ,,,,,,,,,

i like a blt. ♪ it reminds me of pus >> jimmy: no, no, that's not -- [ laughter ] we'll write that down laughter ] no, it's not -- [ laughter ] >> i believe that's what it's called, jimmy. >> jimmy: it is not. no -- mine is -- i call it a super-duper. >> it is, actually, 'cause you have the -- >> jimmy: it's insane. i put so much weird stuff on. >> cranberry sauce and you have the -- have the stuffing on top, and then you have the mayonnaise. >> jimmy: absolutely -- gross. no thank you for the mayo. cool, man. i call it mayo. [ laughter ] i'm so cool, man -- or miracle whip, just whip that stuff. >> whip that pus. >> jimmy: yeah. this tastes -- sandwich is good. i want more tang in it, though. gross. >> you guys know primanti brothers? >> jimmy: no, stop that, you already said that. [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] >> oh, sorry. >> jimmy: hey, speaking of food, you're doing a really cool thing -- alice waters. >> yes. >> jimmy: what is it again? can you explain this very cool thing? >> yeah, it's really cool -- it's called the edible school yard. and basically we're -- we're trying

. >> the last time the giants had a parade in 1954, there was only 48 and i tell you what, this reminds me, there was 48 states. there were 300,000 fans in 1982. this is a chance players can appreciate what they've been through and what it means to them. it's unbelievable and the players haven't even gotten here yet. these are all the employees. it's just phenomenal. >> i don't know if you can hear. i want to get your perspective you are one of the few people out of the hundreds and thousands who are out there who know what it's likes to be on the float side of a victory, your experience with the 49ers. the mind set of some of these players looking out at the fans? >> what it does, monday night they celebrated the world series as a team, yesterday they got back, they realized what they had done, today they are getting a feel of what it means to the city, to the fans and it it's just overwhelming i think for the players because when you are playing in the game you don't notice the fans but this is a day, wow, this is what we mean to the city of san francisco. this is what this is all about

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can you remind me when we get to venice and broadway?> what we're talking about here is full participation and inclusion. i want to be able to lead a full life. the only way that i'm able to get from place to place this by using a fully accessible public transit system like meany -- muni. >> the americans with disabilities act of 1990

it reminds me of guadalajara. a special man. his delicious soups. sheila? announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. >> some breaking news right now, an off duty chicago police officer was shot and killed in his own car tonight in an apparent robbery. happened about 6:30, the 2900 block of west sight street. officer was found unresponsive in his car. and he worked in one of the districts in the southwest side. we're headed to the neighborhood with a crew. more on the wgn morning news and wgn.com tonight. >>> larry king aired his interview with former president george w. bush and his wife barbara. the discussion turned to the tea party and sarah palin. as always, the former first lady gave her polite opinion. >> i thought she was beautiful, and i thought she was very happy in alaska, and i hope she'll stay there. >> okay. well, the former passport went er went on to say he thought the tea party had some interesting ideas but not sure what they stand for. >>> a tornado going through lynn township. the tornado touched down about 3:30 ripping apart homes

it reminds me of a boston politician who said "everybody wants to go to heaven but nobody wants to die." >> what about earmarks? this is mitch mcconnell. >> you could eliminate every earmarked and you would save no money. >> been in earmarks is a small but symbolic step we can take to show that we are serious. >> what turned mitch mcconnell around? >> he was losing his caucus. to continue what mark was saying, we have to have an adult conversation about the budget. the problem is, there does not seem to be that many adults in the american public. it earmarks are a perfect example. if you eliminate them u, he woud cut three tenths of the budget. it is symbolically important but it would knock you anywhere. you have to deal with the social security, medicare and medicaid too. >> and there is only one adult who can turn this around, the president of the united states. the only way to get what we need to do is if the president runs himself for reelection, asking for a referendum saying if you vote for me it means we will step up to the problems and deal with them. he has to make a national

reminds me of the foundation being spent in omaha. the library is closing and a teenage girl is getting pregnant. >> how does she help? >> her idea is very interesting. by giving the money to vote mall. which is very practical and not likely to be a congressional earmarked. so to susie, the idea of whether we are in life or out of work or have billions of dollars, spent time in our nation's history to going overhead to starting up, and do our part. i want seth to say something. putting him on the show a couple weeks ago, about being upon this book for. inundated with requests to have them stop running. the bottom line is instead of focusing on debt issues, we can stop focusing on settlements. and skills we are not losing. we started, to help help others. what he started in portland. and fighting the political bottle. and to build that infrastructure. that will fundamentally change what is happening. america can be counted to do the right thing when exhausted all other possibilities. this allows possibilities to do the right thing whic

it reminds me of guadalajara. a special man. his delicious soups. sheila? [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup.

it reminds me of guadalajara. a special man. his delicious soups. sheila?e announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. >> a frightening and tragic end to a family dinner at a fastfood restaurant in los angeles. a car came crashing through the wall killing the 50-year-old mother, her adult son in critical condition, and another customer sitting at the counter were hit by debris and had minor injuries. the driver was given a field sobriety test, which was negative, but even with no alcohol involved the driver could face stiff charges. >>> police say the father of three missing boys from washington lying about being with a mystery woman. these boys, ages 5, 7 and 9 last seen in thanksgiving in their back yard. john skeleton told police he left them with a friend before trying to kill himself. police say he had no relationship with the person named. he recently lost his job and was in a custody fight with his mother. >>> a suspect in the oregon terror plot pleads guilty of weapons of mass destruction. he entered a plea this afternoon in federal court. the

it reminded me of one of my friends that wanted to open a penthouse on their residents. that followed the recreation and all the rules and paid for whatever the cost, but they need the approval from the neighborhood. if the neighbors say no, the permit is denied. the last time, the last meeting, it seemed like the commissioners already made up their mind before they listen to us. we had so many people come here, until 2:00, 3:00 in the morning. our voices are not being listened to. you are telling me that you care about a penthouse more than the committee. -- more than the community. i just wonder. thank you. president peterson: for those of you who have testified, if he could move away from the fire doors. >> the prior speaker, the translator just came to me, was referring to the planning commission and that this board, in reference to her view on how they looked at asians. >> good evening. i am a resident of san francisco. i am concerned that with the planning commission approving this, a lot of the assurances that were made earlier about 21 years and older, nobody els

i'm 78, and dogs keep reminding me how to steam amid and enjoy it. their smiles, wagging tails and kisses say it all. and the other quote i have is by someone you all know, bob dylan, who said one day of dogs could talk it would take all the fun and out of owning one. [laughter] the insightful bob dylan as always. secures a couple pages from this chapter. don't get so close to the fence, it bites. he moved away from the fence. he was a maverick, an animal whose heritage went to 98% wolf and 2% balk to read the speaker was nancy brown, under a fallen far the 16-acre sanctuary for wolf dogs. she never calls that holds, near black mountain carolina. some were rescued from abusive homes, others brought to nancy by wildlife officials or animal control officers. one was given by a couple after their wolf told puppy grew up and went after $10,000 worth of damage to their condo. full moon is 10 miles down highway nine. a two-lane blacktop that runs through a valley that reminds me with the blue ridge mountains look like 30 years ago before the day to communi

reminded me of strange storms back in the midwest and in the south. we're looking down from mount tamalpais, pretty breezy and pushing showers from southwest -- i should say northwest to southeast. let's talk about temperatures and how to stay dry but to stay warm. 50 in antioch. sea in oakland. rest of us in the 40s until you get to los gatos, around 39 degrees. around the monterey bay and inland, scattering of showers and clouds even with the almost full moon at temperatures in the low to mid 40s. highlights, very interesting weather pattern off and on showers that will continue through tomorrow. the coldest lows after that could be thursday and friday morning. that is what we're going to watch for, some frost, a little bit too far out but something to keep back in your mind. thursday, friday and saturday, what i mean by warmer than this, not going to get hot. mid to upper 50s in most neighborhoods today. clearlake, ukiah in the upper 40s, scattered nature of the showers. at any time. warltdz could open up, it could be very light. around the montere

work here it comes and it's about time and we're gonna have lots of work signs ♪ >> thank you for reminding meould rather be a hammer than a nail. hammer in the morning. next speaker, please. >> hi, yes, i support the hiring policy but i really suggest that you change it to south african, because i'm a big soccer buff and the first time i heard about hiring policy was in the fifa world cup, south africa stadium building, how that government over there really like tried to implement that but how the complexity of projects forced local work out. just please consider it. thanks. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is florence. i'm the president of the san francisco chinese club and president of the bay view area. local hiring in the city of san francisco benefits san francisco's economy and puts many san franciscoens to work. san francisco may not have met local hiring and the economy is booming but we need it now. we know that the locals san franciscoens who work on this local hiring jobs will spend their hard-earned dollars in san francisco. this spending will cr

as soon as this came up, a reminder, it reminds me of our happy times. >> reporter: cbs5 news. >>> another mystery surrounding oakland's outgoing mayor. will he still be around in january to hand over the reins to the new mayor. >>> the annual tradition to put a turkey on every needed table. >>> it is the bay area's drug of choice. with people taking big risks to get there powerful prescription on the street. who are the buyers? the sellers? and why isn't the d.a. prosecuting more dealers? monday at 11 on cbs5. ,,,,,,,,,,,, there had been speculation that dellums would leave early, a lobbying job >>> the oakland mayor saying he will finish out his term. there had been speculation that he would leave early, perhaps, to take a lobbying job in washington, dc. mayor-elect jean quan today also denied any notion of the mayor's plans to leave early. >> the mayor issued a statement and it is very clear he plans to complete his term. we are starting a series of meetings over the next few weeks. so i don't think he is going anywhere. >> rumors about the mayor's early departure were fueled by his dec