my name is simon silverman. for the last 26 months i've been the captain at richmond station so everything you are going to see here is my fault. paul yepp is the incoming captain for the station and is taking over as of this week. i wanted to put myself down as outgoing captain but my boss, commander sullivan, reminded me i'm not that outgoing (laughter). okay, so that shows our geegraphy here in the richmond district and some of the communities that we serve. we redistricted in july and when that happened the richmond district gave some of the portion around pacific heights to northern station and also some of the university terrace area to park station and then in that exchange, park station gave us some of the area along gary boulevard, including kaiser hospital, target and best buy so thank you, captain sanford, for those. at the same time we redrew the car sectors and there are 5 car sectors within the district. one of the things i wanted to do was make golden gate park itsds own car sector. previously gol

my name is simon silverman. for the last 26 months i've been the captain at richmond station so everything you are going to see here is my fault. paul yepp is the incoming captain for the station and is taking over as of this week. i wanted to put myself down as outgoing captain but my boss, commander sullivan, reminded me i'm not that outgoing (laughter). okay, so that shows our geegraphy here in the richmond district and some of the communities that we serve. we redistricted in july and when that happened the richmond district gave some of the portion around pacific heights to northern station and also some of the university terrace area to park station and then in that exchange, park station gave us some of the area along gary boulevard, including kaiser hospital, target and best buy so thank you, captain sanford, for those. at the same time we redrew the car sectors and there are 5 car sectors within the district. one of the things i wanted to do was make golden gate park itsds own car sector. previously gol

and it just escalated. >> he even spits on silverman. and every time he comes out he seems a little more enranged. >> at one point he tries to keep him inside his store hoping he will calm down. >> i didn't want him to get out in the street because i was worried that he might really lose it. the real issue was i didn't want to get into a brawl with this guy because as a reporter there is a line. but write think i was at a point where this guy was going to try to really kill me and then he makes a big mistake. he starts throwing snowballs as a transit commission inspector standing on the corner. >> he also takes a shot at the camera man. >> the inspector immediately calls the cops. seeing the police upsets him even more. >> when they go to get him he slams the door in their face and barricades himself inside. >> then the emergency task force is called in. canada's version of the s.w.a.t. team. >> the etf has to be deployed because you could have a hostage situation. who knows what he has inside there. >> cops tell him he can come out the

my name is simon silverman. the last 26 months i've been the captain at richmond station so everything you are going to see here is my fault. paul yepp is the incoming captain for the station and is taking over as of this week. i wanted to put myself down as outgoing captain but my boss, commander sullivan, reminded me i'm not that outgoing (laughter). okay, so that shows our geegraphy here in the richmond district and some of the communities that we serve. we redistricted in july and when that happened the richmond district gave some of the portion around pacific heights to northern station and also some of the university terrace area to park station and then in that exchange, park station gave us some of the area along gary boulevard, including kaiser hospital, target and best buy so thank you, captain sanford, for those. at the same time we redrew the car sectors and there are 5 car sectors within the district. one of the things i wanted to do was make golden gate park itsds own car sector. previously golden

. >> fred silverman who was running programming said we're going to get rid of higher rated shows andeplace them with shows for the younger audience. >> it changed the face of television. >> my name is michael weir. >> he burst upon the public consciousness when he took on biggeotry with "all in the family." >> our world is coming crumbling down. the cons are coming. >> to use language like that on tv was just unheard of but it really captured a certain moment. >> archie, 12% of the population is black, there should be a lot of black families out here. >> yes, this is only the beginning but i think it's wonderful. >> it scared me when i first saw "all in the family. "there was no doubt in my mind the american people were going to accept it? >> my quick answer is no. >> everybody is going to see something they knew dam well was going on and nothing that surprising. >> i bought some yesterday. it's in the closet in the kitchen. >> it ain't in the kitchen. >> hearing a toilet flush for the first time was a big deal and made headlines. >> what is it? archie? bad news? >> we get out of vie

. >> fred silverman who was running programming at cbs said we're going to get rid of the shows thatre the most highly rated and replace them with shows that they thought would be more appealing to the younger audience. >> they changed the face of television. >> my name is norman leer. >> he was a very successful if largely unheralded producer/writer in hollywood. he burst upon the public consciousness when he took on bigotry with his "all in the family." >> norman lear and bud yorken created iconic shows. >> they revolutionized cbs and all of television. >> our world is crumbling down. >> to use language on tv like that was unheard of. but it captured a certain moment. >> archie, 12% of the population is black. there should be a lot of black families living out here. >> i think it's wonderful. >> let's see how wonderful it is when watermelon rinds coming flying out the window. >> i thought they better be careful. >> there was no doubt in my mind american people were going to accept it. >> do you have a quick answer for the people who say the show reinforces bigotry and you know that

. >> reporter: more money for immediate achievements, says raise.me's founder preston silverman. >> insteadof waiting for four years to find out if you're gonna receive any scholarship, students are getting a short feedback loop, each semester, each grade they get. >> it's a huge pool of money that colleges and universities are giving out to kids after they've applied, after they've gotten in, now goes to kids starting as early as ninth grade. >> reporter: yes, it only goes to them as a promise, contingent on acceptance, says raise.me vice president aneesh ramen, but no matter where they go... >> it motivates them to do better in high school and it prepares them better for college so when they go they actually finish, get a diploma, find a job, live the american dream. that's the idea. >> reporter: senior sabrina rosell is one of terra's typically high achievers. but, like almost all the students here-- 40% of whom qualify for federal school lunch aid-- rosell needs help to attend the college of her choice, nearby florida international. it's relatively inexpensive. but then, she has four si

hollywood bombshell known for movies like "something's yards," and playing the love interest in "saving silvermane. >> i know. >> but amanda peat saying it's painfully obvious but i'm still ashamed to admit this. i care about my looks. the 44-year-old actress recently of hbo's "togetherness" firing off in an article for lena dunham's newsletter "lenny" telling readers she's ashamed of her gray hair admitting there i've bleached my teeth, dyed my hair, peeled and lasered my face. >> for her personally this has become an a resonant issue. >> she's now pushing there back on hollywood's insistence at all costs in the name of her daughters. >> she's in this stage of her life. it provided a good point for her to reflect on these things. >> reporter: the star revealing she's constantly pushed out by younger talent like alicia vikander, wright everyone's looking at me like let go. there's no room for you. >> do you see this smile? >> reporter: she's also defiantly staying there off the operating an table, crediting there the decision to her two daughters saying the cultural obsession with beauty is the r

silverman the neighbors didn't ask for a second unit it is a torturous history. >> ms. swedish we can only speak to the matter of continuance. >> i am speaking it had been put out longer than not happening quibble i want to correct that issue and this project had a torturous history about a year ago. >> maybe a year nature is there any additional public comment? >> public comment is closed. >> commissioner antonini overwhelm to move to continue item number one to april 28th i believe it is if it is item one, in fact, one ab and then i will make a motion to continue the hearing officer man item 18 to i think may 19th the first available. >> may 12th is actually the first available. >> we with said there was a noticing problem is that going to be okay. we can notice in time for that. >> i don't know if staff is here to speak to that i don't know a new 311 notice is required. >> staff expressed may 12th is two soon. >> okay. the notice has to be the earliest continuance it the r is the 19. >> i'll strongly recommend we don't go to may 19th but june 2nd i will go to june 2n

sarah silverman or whitney cummings? >> "a." >> was it amy schumer? you get $100. you get 100 >> so amy. she rocketed. >> she's amazing. i was in "trainwreck" with amy. i played, like, brie larson's kind of shlubby husband. that was me, "boston globe" called me brie larson's blob of a husband. that was in my hometown newspaper, which would be an insulting way to describe food. >> you know what, though? that just means you're a great actor. >> thank you very much. >> because in person you're no blob at all, baby. you're quite studly. okay, hoda woman. >> all righty, anxious folks over here excited to be on tv. what's your name? >> gracie. >> from? >> grand rapids, michigan. >> trace, we can do it together. all right. watch this picture clue. identify this 1980 -- oh, no -- film comedy. go. >> "airplane." >> "airplane"! you got $100 you got $100 >> yes, i know. "airplane." everybody adored it. it was so ridicio. >> there's no movies like that right now. there are just wall-to-wall jokes. >> yeah. >> just tons of jokes. a recent one that i liked like that was david wa

what about a chair that punches you in the face every time you quote sarah silverman.ople can't be honest inanimate objects could do it instead. this guy made a robot that looks like scarlett johansson. >> what will you do in the future. >> i think robotics are the new manufacturing and it can help people to do some work and go to the top of the mountain and realize our world's adventure. >> that's not creepy at all. but maybe after we humans have abdicated our moral responsibilities then robots can do it for us. among other things. she's cute, after all. >> period! >> she doesn't eat. miles, how do you feel about this band-aid privilege? >> well, it's a wake-up call to white males have been strolling through life. mocha colored people, bowling ball colored. they don't have any band-aids. >> that's not true. they do have band-aids. >> they're probably hard to get. i think you're talking about ebon-aids. so you cut yourself and get on the internet and order them. by the time they show up it's a big cesarean scar on your hand. >> you were covered with tattoos. should we

and playing the love interest in "saving silverman." >> hi. i'm wayne. >> no. alison: but today she is taking on tinseltown insistence on youth in all cost in the name of her daughters. the 44-year-old actress recently of "togetherness" on hbo firing off in an article for a news article telling readers she is ashamed of her graying hair. admitted i have bleached my teeth, dyed my hair and pealed and laserred my >> for her this is a resonate issue. alison: but she won't add botox and filler ins the mix. despite the pressure. >> this is the stage of her life, a convergence point to reflect on these things. alison: e is revealing she is constantly pushed out by younger talent. writing "everyone is looking at me like let go. there is no room for you." >> do you see the smile? i'm dead inside. alison: but she is defiantly staying off the operating table. crediting the decision to her young daughters saying the cultural obsession with beauty is the reason girls as young as 9 show disturbing levels of anxiety about their looks. >> she is trying to raise them to be a s

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the chiefs to have to shift and a basis of our commander and captain silverman thank you for his leadership and captain at the terryville is the captain and another captain and captain over at traffic thank you to all the captains for meeting a goal people thought waltz ambitious >> you mean they're not watching. >> yes. they were thank you thanks commander. >> that concluded my report. >> commissioner loo's has a question and all right. i was waiting until the end i wanted to go back on the brady notification for the da issue you don't have to answer how was that provided reading the press i'm wondering do we have a continuous list is there a highlight for the new people they can see that information. >> right so the answer is a pending brady is something our brady attorney makes a phone call to their brady the president they'll be letters as appropriate feefsht and go to the list we have a brady list all the letters we've sent and the district attorney's office has that list and i'm told the da escapees an additional list. >> but i mean, they have - how do they know the new people on the

love interest in "saving silverman." >> i'm wayne. >> no. >> reporter: this morning, amanda peet saying it's painfully obvious but i'm still ashamed to admit this. i care about my looks. the 44-year-old actress recently of hbo's "togetherness" firing off in an article for lena dunham's newsletter "letter" she's ashamed her graying hearsaying i've bleached my teeth, dyed my hair, peeled my face but she's now pushing back on hollywood's insistence on youth at all costs. in the name of her daughters. >> she's in this stage of her life. it sort of provided a good convergence point for her to reflect on these things. >> reporter: the something's got to give star revealing she's constantly pushed out by younger talent like alicia vikander writing everyone is looking at me like let go. there's no room for you. >> do you see this smile? i'm dead inside. defiantly staying off the operating table. crediting the decision to her two daughters saying the cultural obsession with beauty is the reason girls as young as nine show disturbing levels of anxiety about their looks. >> she's trying to raise t

the chiefs to have to shift and a basis of our commander and captain silverman thank you for his leadership and captain at the terryville is the captain and another captain and captain over at traffic thank you to all the captains for meeting a goal people thought waltz ambitious >> you mean they're not watching. >> yes. they were thank you thanks commander. >> that concluded my report. >> commissioner loo's has a question and all right. i was waiting until the end i wanted to go back on the brady notification for the da issue you don't have to answer how was that provided reading the press i'm wondering do we have a continuous list is there a highlight for the new people they can see that information. >> right so the answer is a pending brady is something our brady attorney makes a phone call to their brady the president they'll be letters as appropriate feefsht and go to the list we have a brady list all the letters we've sent and the district attorney's office has that list and i'm told the da escapees an additional list. >> but i mean, they have - how do they know the new people on the

the chiefs to have to shift and a basis of our commander and captain silverman thank you for his leadership and captain at the terryville is the captain and another captain and captain over at traffic thank you to all the captains for meeting a goal people thought waltz ambitious >> you mean they're not watching. >> yes. they were thank you thanks commander. >> that concluded my report. >> commissioner loo's has a question and all right. i was waiting until the end i wanted to go back on the brady notification for the da issue you don't have to answer how was that provided reading the press i'm wondering do we have a continuous list is there a highlight for the new people they can see that information. >> right so the answer is a pending brady is something our brady attorney makes a phone call to their brady the president they'll be letters as appropriate feefsht and go to the list we have a brady list all the letters we've sent and the district attorney's office has that list and i'm told the da escapees an additional list. >> but i mean, they have - how do they know the new people on the

circuit case, and you can read judge silverman's opinion in that case that we cite at page 49 in our brief which specifically describes it as extrastatutory, which is what it was. now, the other key point, and i think this is really important. their theory about the scope of who can get work authorization is that either congress has to specifically say you get work authorization, or congress has to specifically authorize the attorney general, now dhs, to get to grant to decide whether people in this particular category can get work authorization. forget about deferred action. there are millions of people who get work authorization under existing law now who couldn't get it if that were the proper interpretation of the law. these millions of people are in proceedings for adjustments of status. the hundreds of thousands of people who are in proceedings for cancellation of removal. the hundreds of those of people that have parole. none of those people qualify under reading of the statute. that is why in 1987, when ins had a rulemaking proceeding about this, they rejected it. it would co