secondly, believe in yourself. my father worked three jobs at one point.mother was a domestic worker. they were just hard-working people. so i saw you want something you've got to work hard. but believe in yourself. my dad was a barber, a janitor and chauffeur, and when he was able to live off of one job it was that chauffeur's job. but he had such great pride as a chauffeur. and i used to tell people -- >> he was smart, too. >> yes. >> because he was the chief executive at coca-cola's chauffeur. >> yes, he was. >> and eventually he said to me don't pay me in the normal way, give me stock in coca-cola. >> that's right. >> and that changed the family fortunes. >> my dad may not have had a lot of formal education but he had a ph.d. in common sense and when he told robert w. woodruff, i do appreciate this but you could give me some stock, it hadn't occurred to woodruff. he said, luther, that's a good idea. he always had a cigar in his mouth. "luther, that's a good idea." that's when he started giving my dad stock. he still gave him other things as well. my da

secondly. the. parliament is working on the new war on the building state building child pornography. and. internet is to be a communication so good sense in child pornography and we would like not only all school children not only. through library to get the access to that type of law of information to subvert we also would like to try to ban it inside russia. and at the same time be the be the mass communication people are always. looking at any attempt to make an m member just in wars as the attempt to to you know to reduce the. two somehow to affect their liberties so it's always a discussion and i don't know whether. this information about any any any real steps to to introduce anything with the you know mass communication agenda is. adequate i doubt it in other in other news related question about the the competition between the print media and the online publication the great problem. around the world with print media competing with internet publications what's happening in russia what's the

enjoying you know what there is from every talk from all the other medias including advertising secondly. books are piece of art so there will be a competition between the friday book and the. paper book but both of them will be existing. as far as printing newspapers and magazines this should be something which will be. offering advertisers to put the evidence you know so. what i'm talking about. the media will be developing both ways i just part of the business and part of the culture. of let's even a pretty good if the pizza director of the russian federal agency for print and mass media spotlight a movie that shortly after we take breaks out things that. would . have brought our hero. we here because of our country alex that. the guy promised them this militantly long story . will that if they are still going to be thinking that. god's chosen people will be must believe that god is the real estate agent ok it's not just for you guys in disguise as well. because this is all one person might think. that. on. a very warm welcome to you this is your news today protesters on wall street s

still enjoying you know orders from advertise from all the other medias including advertising secondly. books are a piece of art so they'll be a competition between other try to book and and. paper book but both of them will be existing. as far as some printing newspapers and magazines this should be something which will be. offering advertisers to pull the air that are going on so. what i'm talking about that. the media will be developing both ways. as part of the business and part of the culture says that a goodie goodie of deputy director of the russian federal agency for print media spotlight will be back shortly after we take at great things with. wealthy british scientists some. time to. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger or a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report. even the books of. the sacred. life. whether it is a produced print. or a shamanistic mature. crossroads of religion. faith and strong spirit. welcome back to spotlight i'm aware of and just to remind you that my guest in t

supply of food and basic products to meet the population's demand starting with grain and so on secondly we need to develop economic ties with countries pursuing an independent policy countries which haven't joined this western plan i mean such countries as russia india malaysia and china there are enough states with developed economies and advanced achievements in science and technology and these are the states we shall develop our relations with gus by relying on our own capacities and building cooperation with friendly states we hope to make it through the current situation while it was a year ago it seems that turkey is close to recognizing going to actual council how will syria respond if the states place. i don't want to get ahead of events but turkey knows the scope of syrian turkish relations we signed fifty intergovernmental agreements followed by growth in trade and cultural exchange the end goal is to establish strategic relations between the two countries we have been working towards this which in practice means that citizens of both countries can visit each other under a vis

secondly, if you look at the statistical incidents, you're not talking about that number.hat i'm saying is it is ultimately gets down to a choice that that family or that mother has to make. not me as president, not some politician, not a bureaucrat. it gets down to that family. and whatever they decide, they decide. i shouldn't have to tell them what decision to make for such a sensitive issue. >> you might be president. you can't hide behind the mask, if you don't mind me saying, the pizza guy, you might be the president of united states. your views on this become much more important. they become a directive to the nation. >> no, they don't. i can have an issue on a opinion without it being a directive on the nation. the nation shouldn't be trying to tell people everything to do, especially when it comes to social decisions that they need to make. >> that's a very interesting departure. >> yes. >> from the normal politics. >> exactly. >> you got into hot water about the whole issue of muslims and their potential cabinet. >> yes. >> and you kind of flip-flopped a bit. i t

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secondly, frankly, it doesn't swing elections right now.foreign on policy is not swinging barack obama's numbers. >> that's right. the republicans are from mars and democrats are from venus. what are they doing. >> obama has been more aggressive than george w. bush when it comes to going after terrorists, al-qaeda and pakistan if elsewhere, secondly -- >> and u.s. citizens. >> and -- but i will say this -- >> watch that! >> hold on! >> also agree with his policy on afghanistan and iraq and we're pulling out, but i believe we ought be realistic. neither will end very well. we are not staying for the long course, quoted we can. >> if we leave and would americans care? >> i think we would care, but like we did in vietnam. >> the president is not thumping his chest in victory about any of this. but he is handled some pretty bad situations and not made them worse. >> let's look at what the end game in afghanistan is supposed to look like, okay? the karzai government will be stable backed by u.s. trained police units. two, the taliban will lay do

our government this is exactly why we should try to prevent this plan from being implemented and secondly we have not used tanks for seven months we did use them in the very beginning to provide proper protection for our soldiers who are safe inside of them but no tank has fired on the battlefield so far it is natural that no country would welcome a terrorist group financed and armed from abroad these groups are a threat to citizens security and the work of state institutions and schools yesterday three children were killed in one family there was a baby girl among the victims who was not an even seventeen months old. is that what they call reforms or is it terror. now you understand why i can openly confirm that we did deploy our security forces in the regions where militants are operating with them now while he was here a syrian opposition maintains the transit security council resolution veto was supportive of the syrian government's position where as you say that this step prevented foreign intervention into serious domestic and fance as you know russia proposed a new resolution to th

secondly vetoing the resolution has created elements of war syria would not only syria it gave us more time to implement reforms russia above all other states requires the syrian government to implement the reforms in question has maintained a comprehensive dialogue we did more than just make use of russia's veto we used to limitations are among russia's for more reforms process than the as we agree with russia that any foreign intervention into our domestic affairs as an example just as any attempts to he makes economic sanctions against syria since they infringe upon the interests of syrian citizens that we in the course of our consultations it became clear that russia is even more demanding than under the trees in urging syria to completely forms and maintain a comprehensive political dialogue. another issue here is not russia's between the proposed resolution gave new life to the security council itself by stripping the usa of its decision maker well clearly on the international scale that's a very important thing just look at what there were not related in libya iraq and afghanist

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

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

secondly, the room did get a little bit heated before we went to recess. i spoke to a few members of this body who asked me to try and keep things calm. i want to respond to that by saying, i am flattered by the thought that i have this power that you perceive. in fact of the matter is, i did not. i came here representing my organization's and in solidarity with the people here. the energy that you were responded to is the organic energy of a people that are outraged at multiple accounts of police brutality. the idea that that we should be calm -- you have multiple mothers of victims of police assassination in this room. the idea that we should use our library voices is offensive and disrespectful of freedom of speech. i understand -- president mazzucco: your time is up, sir. >> listen -- president mazzucco: your time is up. hankie very -- thank you. [applause] >> hi. my name is regina johnson and i have worked in the city for 16 years. i have worked one job, to jobs, three jobs, to put myself through school. i am one of the tens of thousands of people in

secondly, the transcript, and i have handled director disagreements four years at the department. advisement does not come back for another hearing. when it turns to staff, generally, i have no problem with getting a transcript or looking at the whole tape to get the thing. if we have to continue for 30 days or something like that -- >> once again, i would like to have final rebuttal. never once was the word advisement used in our case. never once did use the word advisement. i addressed that very clearly in item #3. i object to what has been referred to as a lack of due process. we submitted this package to staff on september 13. in the staff report, none were noticed in terms of the violation or the order of abatement. the have extensive claims as to why the deck is too large. the building code does not apply? that was never said before. we had no opportunity to respond to the false charges about which was the applicable code. the original deck covered 25,000 square feet. when we renovated, it was reduced. based on the staff report now, which we just saw for the first time, that

secondly, the proposal requires wording of the sidewalk.is would be both in convenient to pedestrians and create safety hazards. finally, i would like to show you a photograph of his property prior to demolishing the previous building. on the left is a view from the street. first, removal of trees both on the sidewalk and behind the retaining wall. secondly, i would like to draw your attention -- [chime] i have 30 seconds. president olague: go ahead. very confusing. >> the second thing i like to draw your attention to is the carotid the lower end of the property. if the evidence shows that the plans are consistent with the neighborhood, don't contain extraordinary factors, moreover, it will not -- request that you deny the application and approve the plan as submitted. president olague: sorry about that. you were able to complete your five minutes. we have two speaker cards. heidi and roger in favor of the project sponsor. >> i would like to state that i support this plan. and i support the tree removal, because the bloc is a very beautiful

secondly, the proposal requires wording of the sidewalk.is would be both in convenient to pedestrians and create safety hazards. finally, i would like to show you a photograph of his property prior to demolishing the previous building. on the left is a view from the street. first, removal of trees both on the sidewalk and behind the retaining wall. secondly, i would like to draw your attention -- [chime] i have 30 seconds. president olague: go ahead. very confusing. >> the second thing i like to draw your attention to is the carotid the lower end of the property. if the evidence shows that the plans are consistent with the neighborhood, don't contain extraordinary factors, moreover, it will not

secondly, the world is right at your doorstep. thirdly, if you can get everyone together on the same page and persuade them, then when you move, it is one level of government, you do not have state or cities, just one national government. that is one of the advantages. the last five years have been tumultuous ones. conditions have changed fast. we have had high growth some years. negative growth other years. we have had significant inflows of foreign workers of immigrants, so it has been a difficult time for our people. it has been a difficult time for the government making policies, because conditions change fast. when you do not anticipate it quite right, you will find we do not have been of houses for our people, so there is a queue for public housing. our public transport is more congested than we would like it to be because the pet -- population has grown faster than we expected it to. we did not have perfect foresight. take a world-class city, no doubt about it. you look at the skyline and know things are happening here, but