. >> translator: i love sari. >> translator: i eat sari every year. but this year i'll eat extra to help the city rebuild. >> reporter: two communities connected by one simple fish. this annual festival in tokyo gave people in the city of miyako hope as they try to recover and rebuild following the march 11th disaster. nhk world. >> reporter: the start of the season helped. but the fishery supply chain isn't fully restored yet. seafood processing factories used to line miyako's port. preventing this seafood company from bringing first catch in for processing. >> translator: the slow progress and the repair work is frustrating. our core business involves freezing the fish we buy. but we're irritated because we're unable to do the job even if we have fish. >> reporter: building up the ground that had -- but many of miyagi prefectures are hampering the recovery work. the limits in place -- have time to map out a plan for the areas destroyed. but people in fisheries industry are calling for the restrictions to be lifted. people there are facing difficulti

i am sari the slide show is not there because we had some cute animal pictures to show you -- i am sorry the slide show was not there. >> is there is any public comment, please come forward. >> thank you. just wanted to speak a little bit about the penguin exhibit. the penguin exhibit was founded 27 years ago in conjunction with three others, and of the four zoos, san francisco is the only when his colony is still sustaining. as has been mentioned, one of the most successful of its type in the world. >> is there anyone else who would like to make public, on this item? being none, public comment is closed. this was discussion only. we are now on item seven, and acceptance of gifts from the san francisco parks trust. >> good morning, commissioners. director of partnerships and resource development for the san francisco recreation and park department. i am pleased to present one of san francisco parks trust. i would like to present the discussion and possible action to recommend that the board of supervisors accept and expend the giving time for control systems for jackson, lange, and mosco

the plan is built around transportation, something that i am sari tuesday was sorely lacking in the eastern neighborhood's process. -- i am sorry to say was sorely lacking in the eastern neighborhood's process. a fourth of the western soma plan is transportation. before we bring in 3000 more units of housing, we need to take care of basic instincts -- infrastructure issues such as transportation. finally, we introduced the concept of community stabilization. fine, let's grow this neighborhood. let's, you know, take care of our responsibilities to the city and the region. but let's not destroy what is great about south of market in the process. we will be talking with you at our next gathering about the community stabilization policy. the board of supervisors has already weighed in with an 11-0 vote supporting community stabilization. we have been talking with the director, and i hope next month we can have a community wide meeting to talk about this. and eventually come to a policy that both the planning department, city family, and the community can live with. so that is just my basic outl

the plan is built around transportation, something that i am sari tuesday was sorely lacking in the eastern neighborhood's process. -- i am sorry to say was sorely lacking in the eastern neighborhood's process. a fourth of the western soma plan is transportation. before we bring in 3000 more units of housing, we need to take care of basic instincts -- infrastructure issues such as transportation. finally, we introduced the concept of community stabilization. fine, let's grow this neighborhood. let's, you know, take care of our responsibilities to the city and the region. but let's not destroy what is great about south of market in the process. we will be talking with

i am sari, california. we saw the -- i am sorry, california. we saw the gabble go out the speaker pelosi's hands - gavel speakervel go out of pelosi's hands and go into speaker boehner's hands. the soil here to announce to you tonight that we will take our country back. we will make barack obama and one term president. [applause] president obama's numbers are the lowest they have ever been. they have not hit rock bottom yet. i think election day in 2012 will probably be the lowest that they are yet. that is why i know that i know that i know that we have got a message and we have got a winning streak. 2012 will not just be a blowout election for the presidency. 2012 will be a wave election that goes all across the united states. it will even take in the golden state. i am so excited about what is to come. do not be disheartened. do not be downhearted. i know you have had a tough election in this state. maybe more than a few. this is my advice from you -- my advice for you. if i were you, i would go out and recruit the finest candidates you can

supporters in santa rosa will step up their opposition to the cities new measures against pot dispense sarise city council voted yesterday to tax medical marijuana clubs and cut the number of dispensaries from 140 to 10. >>> our time now 5:16. a new study out that i shows most doctors listen to music when they perform surgery, but the effect it has on them is different, depending on how often experience they have. british researchers say 90% of doctors say they like music in the operating room. they say it relaxes the more experienced doctors. however, with the younger junior surgeons, music is just a distraction. >>> researchers in arizona say that yawning, like this young lady here, it may not always mean you're sleepy or bored. they found that people also yawn when their body temperature was higher than the temperature of the air around them, a wakeup sign. they think that yawning lets that cool air rush in through the mouth, and say that can actually bring down the brain's temperature. they also think that having a warmer brain causing sleepy's, which would lead to yawning, of course, wh

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a motorcycle accident i broke my spine and ended up being permanently disabled, still am -- guest: sari-- sorry. caller: thanks -- and have been on medicare and all that stuff. one of the things they did, and i ask them to do this, they evaluated and and they said health insurance is cheaper price than paying your health care, so we will pay your health insurance premium. over the years, i've been doing the math, and, again, recently, the cost of medicare, the health care provides,/the number participants it serves, and said to be 800, $850 a month. my health insurance costs are $220 a month. to me, that that does not add up. i'm wondering why in the world we cannot just leave medicare with its income from our taxes and what not. but instead of it providing care directly to people like that, just did to that and get a group health plan -- j butust -- just ditch that and get a group health plan -- host: thank you. is that an area of yours? guest: probably isn't. you are raising good points about health care in this country. my job is to make sure it goes to needed services and not to cri

on constructively doesn't help anyone and people would respond to that and generally i would get a sari or apologize or something. >> host: what about, there was another woman officer in your unit, and she couldn't wait to get out. explain that. here you come and you are a new man to the second lieutenant coming over and you are excited and your patriotic and you start to get there's this thing about being a real marine and stir to your job and the first day you run into hersheys like can't wait to get the heck out of here. so what happens to her in that situation and why, why such the, you know, why, what was the difference in the way that you found the court and she found being a marine? >> guest: you know, i think the separating factor in why sometimes people decide to get out is because you have to decide whether you are going to integrate and sort of accept that marine spirit in you and if you hold on to facets of your life that are not marine like, for example, she was a lovely person and everything b ut, you know, she just didn't want the gung-ho type of lifestyle. she didn't wan

people would respond to that and generally i would get a sari or apologize or something. >> host: there was another woman officer in your unit. and she just couldn't wait to get out. explain that. here eucom, a newly minted secular tenet. you come over and you're excited your peachtree audit can start to get there was this real thing about being a marine and you're excited to do your job and the first day you run into her, she's like i can't wait to get the heck out of here. what happens to her in that situation? what was the difference in the way you found the core and the way she found being a marine? >> guest: the separating factor in why sometimes people decide to get out is because you have to decide whether you're going to integrate and accept the marines spirit in you. if you hold onto facets of your life that are not buried like, for example, she's a lovely person and everything, but she just didn't want the gung ho type of lifestyle. she didn't want to be the uber tough female. it was just not her. she didn't want to emulate that or become that. so for her it seemed like it was