and secondly, the beacon program which, we have 8? >> yes >> we have 8 beacons around the city. they are really wonderful and lead the way to helping us with all of our kids. and i commend the mayor and margaret for help us out with those. >> mr. garcia? >> also, i need to add the wellness centers. >> around thing we need to build on is restored advocacy. we are pilots jane kimberly. she educated me. and then we are starting to get

and secondly, the beacon program which, we have 8? >> yes >> we have 8 beacons around the city. they are really wonderful and lead the way to helping us with all of our kids. and i commend the mayor and margaret for help us out with those.

conflict secondly iran is not just an israel problem as any of the arab countries that surround iran as we have if we visit many of them iran is first on their list in the wiki leaks proves that iran is first on the list so it's a problem for russia it's a problem for the arab world it's a problem for europe it's a problem for israel the us and europe of said we want to solve this problem it should be up to israel to solve the problem but israel will do what it has to do if it considers its existence in danger and when the iranian leader says i want to world without israel we saw when another person said it adolf hitler the world did not take them seriously israel takes the iranian leadership seriously we hope the rest of the world the us to the right david harris executive director of the american jewish committee thank you very much for that. when it comes to cutting edge research it seems that russia is still a major player in our close up series coming up we explore one doctor's amazing medical legacy. this time we bring you to the court in a region in southern siberia in the mid

secondly, arrogant disregard on the part of this president for the business sector.tor is the engine that will drive this economy. and he's shown this disdain for the business sector. >> sean: they used stimulus 4 1/2 trillion in new obama debt. unemployment record highs. we don't even con a lot of people that are still unemployed. the economy is a mess. we've got to deal with entitlements. the president has been ignoring it. how do you get to a balanced budget? how long is it going to take herman can if you are president? >> wednesday i'm going to be -- coming soon, i'm going to be announcing the fact that i call it the cain's economic vision that's what a real plan needs vision as well as specifics. in the first phase of my economic booster plan i'm not going to use the word stimulus it has become a bad wore. first phase proposing to congress. -- they have to send me legislation. lowering the top corporate tax rate to a maximum of 25%. it happens to coincide with what is in the ryan's plan which i totally agree with. but he and i didn't collaborate on that we are t

secondly, he stepped aside and the republicans offered a plan on medicare. you can argue 8 is good or not, but it was serious and risky and courageous. what happened? obama and policy -- and pelosi and reid -- pelosi said it would kill the elderly. putting a stake in their heart. all of a sudden you are going to rise above and offer your own? i would like to see it. it. >> i have, obviously, different perspective on this. [laughter] 20 years of talking about and getting no action at all, and all of a sudden, two years into his presidency, three years into his presidency, we have real movement on this issue but. look at where we are now, are further along than we ever been -- >> $4.50 trillion extra added that is where we are now. >> all, don't go there. if we go there, we have to go to the other part of financing two wars by borrowing, tax cuts for the rich without paying for them. we don't want to go there. >> no one has ever, near 10% of gdp deficit, never, anybody. >> charles, you have a straight face saying that. how can you do that? the bush tax cuts an

but secondly, the debt that we're carrying as a country and president obama asked us to raise the debt ceiling 2.4 trillion to get us through november of 2012, it's an additional $20,000 on every american family. >> neil: maybe so, but i think that americans are looking at this and no offense to either party here, but think that all of you guys are jokes. >> americans expect us to be leaders. expect us, and elect us to show leadership, to do what's good and right for america. >> neil: they don't see that. we're not going to get a debt deal done, are we? >> we, we have to get something reconciliation. >> neil: i know, did doesn't look like we will? >> we're still working on it. and last night, speaker boehner brought the leadership team together. we're meeting this afternoon and the conference is going to be having a conference call to continue to discuss, where we go from here. we're very much committed to being part of a solution. >> neil: do you think that the-- everyone hardened their positions since the president's comments last night, that republicans said, well, you know, now the

secondly, you mentioned the tea party.we are today if it hadn't been for the tea party's influence on the last election. these people that are not well-organized, in the sense of being a political party, they are different individuals with different ideas, but they made a tremendous impact on the election. elections have consequences. so this debate is entirely different this year than we've had on most spending proposals. it was always are we going to spend or more less? today it is 100% republican and democrat on how much less we are going to spend. >> greta: spending an issue near and dear to your heart, ethanol subsidies enormous amount that we spend not only for iowa, huge amount of money. what do we do about things like that? you don't want give that one up? >> there are no sacred cows when you are in the situation that this fiscal problems right now. >> greta: would you give that one up? >> we are going to look at everything. everything is on the take. there can't be any sacred cows. and it has to be related to the

like education and health that are under severe pressure after at the year of the president by him secondly we meet the financial and the sorry sorry we have got a lot of time in this this connection is breaking up but i do want to ask you though. clearly life in our end is very tough for people at the moment could we perhaps e anger spilling onto the streets in dublin in the way that we've seen the violence in athens are people getting extremely angry about this what is the mood. people are very angry and now a protest movement is beginning there were a thousand people outside the parliament today protesting against cuts in education for special needs children there is a major movement of opposition there was a few thousand on the streets outside parliament last week in regard to cuts in local hospitals i would predict that from september on when the parliament billions after the summer break there would be major mobilizations of. we cannot pay anymore these banks have to earn speculators must take their own losses and i would predict a major movement of people power which we in the social

secondly, to accept -- >> assuming mr. heyman is not a man of -- >> i'm seeing amanda rand investigation, did not run the investigation. secondly, do i accept them into with hindsight we would have committed an investigation? yes, i do. thirdly, did i accept, i listen to mr. clarke, i accept the reasons why, i think that is for mr. clarke to justify and i do think it's a metaphor that judicial review. >> let's go into the second review. mr. michaels is going to ask questions of this. the reason why you asked john gage to review this. this was the ninth of july. he said he took eight hours to look at that evidence. when you asked him to do this, how long did you expect him to take? >> i had no expectations how long. if you go back to my statements, even in my letter to you, the last word in my statement and it was i would anticipate making a statement later today perhaps. that statement would be about letting people know what we're up to but i had no anticipation of what the timescales would be. i asked him to take another

secondly sciences very skeptical when it's done well. you always challenge your own theories. your own worst enemy for your own theory. so what this means is that when you construct a theory or an idea that explains how things work you challenge it. you attack it. you never let it alone. that means that over the years, a theory or an idea get better and better because it's been challenged for so long. and that's why sometimes we think science isery secure like newton's laws of motion. and sometimes we n't think it's secure at all because right at an early point of the study and we've not done it. the constant attack makes it better. and the third point which again is something that not everybody understands is there is a community of scientists who are challenging these ideas, challenging the data and when they come to a consens abt it you've got many, many minds who have been convinced that something is happening. and that isn't trivial. it's part of the socioly of the process that tually makes science secure. so science is important because it is very reliable generation of

is, are you prepared to give sound advice, number one, that you are going to be asked to give and secondlyf the administration appears to be headed down a road that you don't think is the right direction to go, will you say to this committee now that you are going to express yourself in a very strong manner to help to try to develop the best possible policy for detention and interrogation of high-value targets even though your opinion may be contrary to the folks at the white house who are nominating you today? >> yes, absolutely and if i may, i do make that pledge. i think in my prior position, i had taken a position. in other words i have given advice in an unvarnished, objective independent way as a career government official. i've made known my personal views and sought to move positions based on my objective and independent and nonpolitical perspective. i do think that these questions senator, if i may say, some of these questions are the most difficult ones that they face we face from a counterterrorism perspective. the question of detention policy, i absolutely agree that it would b

secondly, we ask the board to order the removal, and there is a number of reasons for this. it is without question that this new window was installed without a permit and replaced in 2005 with a new window and moved above the edge of the appellant's roof. it made contact flush with our roof a significant noise from this window and directly into the corner of the appellant's house. access is obtained by the neighboring tenant and left on the appellate's roof. we voiced concern in january of 2007, but nothing has been done to alleviate this issue. it is our relief that it is a and violation of the building code and code of regulations. that specifies that openings in exterior walls have to comply which indicates that an alteration of an existing window on another property line which is clearly what we have here what violate the california code of regulations that require the alterations chow comply with the requirements of the code of new construction. you could not have a window there. it is of great concern. because the exists with less than 3 feet of fire separation, we ask

secondly, do i accept -- >> do you feel mr. haven -- [inaudible] >> the man who ran the investigation had integrity. secondly, do i effect this material with hindsight there was the investigation, yes, yes i do. thirdly, do i accept the reasons why it's there? i think that is for what mr. clark justifies and it's a matter for the judiciary -- [inaudible] >> yes, let's go into the second review, and michael is here, and the reason you asked him to review. we had evidence of mr. yates. he said he took eight hours to look at the evidence. what were your expectations when you asked him to do this, how long did you expect him to take in >> i had no expectations for how long. again, i go back to my statements and letter to you, there's the last word in the statement, and it's i anticipated that statement would be about letting people know, but i had no anticipation on the time scales. they had another look at it, just take a look, and come to a conclusion. >> thank you. >> in july 2009 when you asked john yates with phone hacking, wh

secondly, i do not know if you are aware, but down in imperial county, they recently approved a project in which there will be reeling -- railing from los angeles to imperial county. that was a two-year puc process. i know that has not taken place in this project. that, i think, also is going to be a big question. if there is a two-year process, if that got started today, he may be able to completed prior to 2015, but if there were additional questions that clinton the -- that would lengthen the process, recology may not be in the position to dispose of that waste in 2015. lastly, the other additional unanswered question that you have is the fact that recology has filed for an amendment to the conditional use permit that would allow rail transport to take place. the processes in its infancy. they have not decided what environmental impact there might be, as well as all the processes that would take place before the board. i think as responsible supervisors, which i am sure you are, you would prefer to delay and wait until you know for sure. thank you very much. supervisor chu: thank you

secondly, there will be an international grain schoolyard conference in the san francisco bay area in september 16 through 18. many of our schools will be featured in that important event. that information is available at greenschoolyard.org. this is the last school board meeting for the year and want to thank my colleagues for training made to getting me up to speed as a member of the school board. i have to say one of the best events i attended this past year was the african-american honor roll celebration during black history month. and that the event was amazing. 1200 african-american students with a 3.0 gpa or better, including two dozen 4.0 students. that event needs funding so i'm hoping that colleagues or listeners, people who are interested in supporting the honor roll event will get in touch with myself or the va marshall. i would like to see that continue strongly. >> thank you. >> i just came back from memphis and i wanted to highlight two sessions that are germane to the sessions we're doing. it is important information for us to have. i have the background information. t

secondly, it is not consistent with chapter 1 of the building code or chapter 10 of the housing code with respect to a lot of the terminology. it is not the same terminology used in those codes. as i understand it, there is the definition of those terms. it is also not clear as to whether the ordinance would affect hotels or hostels because it uses the term guest room. that term is used for tourist hotels and so on. and from a technical standpoint, this is probably not the intent, but relies on the 2011 housing element. there is no such thing. what the board just approved is the 2009 housing element. from a policy standpoint, i want to say that the planning department certainly supports the general plan revision the retention of existing housing is a critical factor. there is no question that we share that same goal. i am concerned that there is potentially some unintended consequences with this particular measure. for example, by our rough calculation, there are 580 lots that would be affected by this ordinance. >> is there anything pending? applications for demolition beyond the bi

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. >> secondly, since i was not here, i wanted to comment on vice-president moran going with the association of california water agencies. i think it is a splendid idea. is there anything we can do to help accelerate that? >> you did pass the motion, and that is what we are required to do. we believe that it is mostly a formality with that in mind. >> if you did anything else, letters of recommendation -- [laughter] or support, let us know. than any other commission business? hearing none, this meeting is adjourned at 3:55.

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secondly, people on the state parole will be transferred to the jurisdiction of the local probation department. again, we will see hundreds of former state parolees under the jurisdiction of the city and county of san francisco and our adult probation department. that will put a significant strain on our criminal justice resources and on our public safety and we're working on how we will have the resources to try to keep ourselves in a stable position so that we don't see an impact on the streets of our city and on the clements that small businesses are operating. the state will transfer services to state governments and local governments. to city and local governments. we have the legislature's proposal to eliminate or condition the redevelopment agencies which is not directly addressed by this measure. there is an overlap. a lot of the economic activities have an impact on our economic climate in the city. within the current state budget, there are a number of figures in the budget and what the state did to balance this budget as i am sure you have heard is rather than actually does make all

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secondly, i want to thank elizabeth for a very excellent report, answering questions i raised about the van ness special use district and hospital charity care information. as our discussion continues discussion continuescal pacific and on housing issues, it is important to have the facts first and make decisions second. she has provided us and the commission was some really interesting and important answers to with the van ness plan is, with a special use district is, and a history of all the different entitlements and developments that occurred and the relationship to the housing requirement. certainly, it is pointed out that there was one instance where hotel was demolished and was replaced by housing. there have been no instances where anything has been demolished and replaced by large institutional use. i think it is quite clear the plan was crafted to make sure that there is a good land between housing and commercial, especially private, but i do not think it speaks to institutional and public serving uses, you know, because they should be distinct from the requirement in my opini

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secondly, i think that i would have a lot to offer because i am very diverse. i come from a non-profit, i come from the city and i come from a business owner. therefore, i am well rounded. i and a stand everyone's position and i can decide for everyone's needs and come to a common ground. >> what are some concerns that you feel that the attainment commission is not addressing? >> well, it seems that from what i have been hearing is the club's and neighbors working together, how can we do that as far as technology is making the owners use technology. i think that needs to be addressed but i think that we would have to sit down and develop a plan to look at all of the issues that i have done in the past. i would like to analyze what is the best for everyone and it could vary depending on the person. >> some priorities that you hope to accomplish as a commissioner. >> the thing i would like to accomplish is that one is that i would like to learn what are all of the issues. once i see what are the main issues is to help the committee develop public out reach a plan

and if you look at the targets, first of all, the government center in the middle of oslo, and secondly, this youth party camp, which happens every year, so is an easy twargt to plan towards. the prime minister himself said it was in the island of utoya that he himself was politically inspired many, many years ago. that for him it was always a paradise to go to that island in the summer and to count with all of those young people and a paradise that has now turned into a hell, t.j.. >> diana magnay, thank you once again, this morning. the island attack diana was just talking about there, that's just part of the story. all of this started in oslo, the capital city. that's where a bomb went off targeting a government building. seven people killed in that blast. could have been much worse. the site may remind possibly of timothy mcveigh and oklahoma city. again, one man, anders behring brefic expected to be charged in both attacks. >>> a federal jury in new york has found the father of a convicted terrorist guilty of conspiracy and obstruction of justice. 55-year-old mohammad wall zazi is

put something there, thinking him for bringing it to our attention and allowing us to hear it, and secondly that we support in principle what he is doing here. >> you are welcome to make a motion to that. president o'brien: as president, am i allowed to make a motion? >> i move. >> i second. president o'brien: anybody object? do you have that? ok. seeing none, the motion is approved. thank you very much. next item. >> item 10, director's report. >> commissioners, due to the long meeting last month, you do not have a written report. i just wanted to provide you with an update with our may and june numbers. i will be reporting out our annual numbers, based upon the city's fiscal year, and july to june. we just closed out our fiscal year 2010-2011. we are up 7% for may and 6% for june in terms of our client assistance. for the year ending fiscal year 2010-2011, we ended up with a 2% increase over the previous year, although we had a 7% reduction in our office hours. i am happy to say during the at- bat process through the budget we have had one poll -- add-back process through the budget, we h

secondly, look at cash out policies, which has been an interest of this body, particularly chair mirkarimi, in conjunction with the part of the environment. finally, clever and with major institutions and employers across the city in different ways, doing what we're calling a flexible transportation management association a perch, so they have a more streamlined way to interact with the city on tdm interests. commissioner elsbernd: so it is the first part of the last section that has been concerned. part of this is the notion that we will start charging these private shuttles fees, which i have a real issue with. how much of the dollars it are going to be used to push that concept? commissioner mirkarimi: commissioner elsbernd, excuse me, it is a little hard to hear you. >> we will be glad to address this more fully in the context of the sar. in short, none of the money will be used to push a particular regulatory program or fee structure. the whole idea laid out in the strategic analysis reports is to pilot the program in a fashion that does not require us to recover the cost of the progr

one, they put the court day on the anniversary on date they were arrested, and, secondly, tomorrow isy day of ramadan, and usually prisoners are pardon ownwned during that month things are predictably unpredictable, alex and we have to see what will happen over the course of the next few days. >> predictably unpredictable. ali arouzi in tehran, thank you so much. >>> there appears to be a solution in sight. but there are sticking points. a live report from the white house, next on "msnbc sunday." l . it's the only listerine® that gets teeth two shades whiter and makes tooth enamel two times stronger. get dual-action listerine® whitening rinse. building whiter, stronger teeth. that's me with the blow dryer and the flat iron until i see smoke. so pantene said, "breakage and split ends? no problem." they gave me this pantene called breakage to strength. [ female announcer ] the keratin protection pro-v system helps prevent then repair split ends. zero fear of breakage, 100% more strength. no regrets, just health. i'm not giving up the heat. [ female announcer ] the breakage to strength s