singh: yes, ma'am. i'm going to call you out on it.west point, and we've had a very privileged life. many of us go in the military because we may not be able to afford to make ends meet. i left home at age 16. i actually had someone that offered for me to be a prostitute, and i thought, "if i don't get away from here, "i'm going to end up even in a worse place than just being sexually abused," which is what caused me to leave home to begin with. a recruiter in the mall said that "not only are we going to pay you, "we give you 3 meals a day, and you're going to have a roof over your head." i signed up june 3rd. i did not want to be on the streets in the winter. it was a big community. the military really did save my life. hogan: i have declared a state of emergency at the request of baltimore city. this order deploys the maryland national guard. the national guard represents a last resort. man: he's a photographer! he's press! photographer! singh: i would highly recommend that we all go in and take cover for the night and actually get s

commissioner singh, here. commissioner bustos is absent and all members of the commission are present. the next order of business is announcements, the next regularly scheduled meeting will be held on may 17, 2016. the prohibition of electronic sound-producing items during the meeting. please be advised that the use of cell phones and similar electronic devices is prohibited at this meeting. please be advised the chair may order the removal of any person responsible for the use of cell phones, pagers or other similar sound-producing advice. c, announcement of time allotment for public comment. a make-up has up to 3 minutes to make xheblts on any printed item unless the commission adau.s a shorter period on any item. it is strongly recommended that members of the public who wish to address the xlition fill out a speaker card and submit to the commission secretary. the next order of business is item 3, report on actions taken at a previous closed session meeting, if any. there are no reportable action. the next

missioner singh. >> here. >> vice chair mondejar. >> here. >> chairperson rosales. >> here. >> the next order of business is item two, announcements. a, the next regularly scheduled meeting will be june 7th, 2016 at 1:00 p.m. at city hall room 416. b, announcements of prohibition of souped producing electronic devices during the meeting. please be advised the ring and use of cellphones, pagers and similarly sound producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal of the meeting room of any persons responsible for the ringing of or use of cellphone, pager or a similarly sound producing electronic device. c, time alotment for public comments. please be advised a member of the public has up to 3 minutes to make comments on each agenda item unless the commission adopts a shorter period on any item. it's recommend the members of the public who wish to address the commission fill out a speaker card and give to the commission secretary. the next item of business is item three. there are no reportable actions. the next order of bu

missioner singh. >> here. >> vice chair mondejar. >> here. >> chairperson rosales. >> here. >> the next order of business is item two, announcements. a, the next regularly scheduled meeting will be june 7th, 2016 at 1:00 p.m. at city hall room 416. b, announcements of prohibition of souped producing electronic devices during the meeting. please be advised the ring and use of cellphones, pagers and similarly sound producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal of the meeting room of any persons responsible for the ringing of or use of cellphone, pager or a similarly sound producing electronic device. c, time alotment for public comments. please be advised a member of the public has up to 3 minutes to make comments on each agenda item unless the commission adopts a shorter period on any item. it's recommend the members of the public who wish to address the commission fill out a speaker card and give to the commission secretary. the next item of business is item three. there are no reportable actions. the next order of bu

captain singh is a very professional officer. he comes to work. he does his job. >> reporter: singh says sikhism is a religion based on service to others. >> you know, some day when sikh american parents tell their kids they can be whatever they want tr be in this great country of ours, i hope that it rings a little bit more true and it means they can serve in the armed forces just as freely. >> reporter: under army lagulations he wears either a black or camouflage turban. scott, since his victory, three more sikh soldiers have received religious accommodations to serve the u.s. while staying thue to their religion. >> pelley: don dahler tonight, don, thank you. today the pfizer pharmaceutical company said it will not allow its products to be used for lethal injections. pfizer said it "makes products solely to enhance and save the lives of the patients we serve. we strongly object to the use of any of our products for capital punishment." pfizer is now the last legitimate source of these drugs in the united states. facebook's founder responds to a

missioner singh. >> here. >> vice chair mondejar. >> here. >> chairperson rosales. >> here. >> the next order of business is item two, announcements. a, the next regularly scheduled meeting will be june 7th, 2016 at 1:00 p.m. at city hall room 416. b, announcements of prohibition of souped producing electronic devices during the meeting. please be advised the ring and use of cellphones, pagers and similarly sound producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal of the meeting room of any persons responsible for the ringing of or use of cellphone, pager or a similarly sound producing electronic device. c, time alotment for public comments. please be advised a member of the public has up to 3 minutes to make comments on each agenda item unless the commission adopts a shorter period on any item. it's recommend the members of the public who wish to address the commission fill out a speaker card and give to the commission secretary. the next item of business is item three. there are no reportable actions. the next order of bu

captain singh is a very professional officer.es his job. >> reporter: singh says sikhism its a religion based on service to others. inspired by his great grandfather and others who fought with the british in the two world wars. >> you know, someday when sikh american parents tell their kids they can be whatever they want to be, in this great country of ours, i hope that it rings a little built more true. it means that they can serve in the armed forces just as freely. >> under army regulations he wears either a black or camouflage sturban. three more sikh soldiers received relij us aaccommodations to serve the u.s. while staying true how to their religion. don dahler, krks newcbs news, n. don dahler, krks newcbs news, n. >> the "cbs overnight ,,,, >>> there is a smespecial bond between a single dad and his daughter. steve hartman unwind the story on the road. >> reporter: phil marguise of daytona beach, florida has always been good with his hand on guy stuff. when it came to the finer points of styling his daughter's hair, phil a

commissioner singh, yes. >> there is 34 parking. who get those? >> thank you, commissioner. the parking spaces are offered through lottery. so the spaces will go to who ever, much like the units. who ever comes up in the lottery. they will be offered the spaces first. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> can i add to. that they're affordable fees? >> no extra parking fees. >> oh, there is none? >> whatever the unit they have -- that's good to know. >> i do have a suggestion for -- the site amenities. >> is your mic on, commissioner? >> for some reason -- >> hello. thank you. there are two dog grooming facilities but none for people like a barber for hair. [laughing] >> i was wondering maybe that's something that can be considered. there is a dental spa. maybe -- there is a gym for the ucsf staff. maybe a gym or mens and womens sa lolling sing evewomens salon services. maybe. the community is growing. >> thank you. any other questions. any commissioner like to make a motion? >> i move to approve. >> commissioner mondeyear has moved. commissioner pimentel has second it. call the rol

the police also removed singh's religious turban and circulated mugshots of him without the turban to local media. singh and the sikh coalition have demanded criminal charges against the passengers who accused and restrained him. meanwhile in california, a group of women say they were kicked out of a cafe in laguna beach last month for being muslim and wearing hijabs. sara farsakh said she and her friends were told to leave the restaurant within 10 minutes while their desserts and coffee were still on the table. a worker said the restaurant needed to clear tables for other clients, but farsakh said there were numerous empty tables, and other customers were not asked to leave. president obama is heading to flint, michigan, today. his visit comes weeks after three michigan officials were criminally charged for their involvement in the flint water contamination crisis. the lead poisoning began when an unelected emergency manager appointed by michigan governor snyder switched the source of flint strengthening water to the corrosive flint river. obama is expected to meet today with an eigh

commissioner singh, here. commissioner bustos is absent and all members of the commission are present. the next order of business is announcements, the next regularly scheduled meeting will be held on may 17, 2016. the prohibition of electronic sound-producing items during the meeting. please be advised that the use of cell phones and similar electronic devices is prohibited at this meeting. please be advised the chair may order the removal of any person responsible for the use of cell phones, pagers or other similar sound-producing advice. c, announcement of time allotment for public comment. a make-up has up to 3 minutes to make xheblts on any printed item unless the commission adau.s a shorter period on any item. it is strongly recommended that members of the public who wish to address the xlition fill out a speaker card and submit to the commission secretary. the next order of business is item 3, report on actions taken at a previous closed session meeting, if any. there are no reportable action. the next

commissioner singh, here.bustos is absent and all members of the commission are present. the next order of business is announcements, the next regularly scheduled meeting will be held on may 17, 2016. the prohibition of electronic sound-producing items during the meeting. please be advised that the use of cell phones and similar electronic devices is prohibited at this meeting. please be advised the chair may order the removal of any person responsible for the use of cell phones, pagers or other similar sound-producing advice. c, announcement of time allotment for public comment. a make-up has up to 3 minutes to make xheblts on any printed item unless the commission adau.s a shorter period on any item. it is strongly recommended that members of the public who wish to address the xlition fill out a speaker card and submit to the commission secretary. the next order of business is item 3, report on actions taken at a previous closed session meeting, if any. there are no reportable action. the next order of busin

joining us now is manish singh. thanks for joining us today. s&p has not hit the high for a year, and many have looked back through history and tried to tell us what it means. is it a bearish signal the longer we go without a high in the s&p 500? manish: i don't think it's a bearish signal. we are in low growth environments. precisely what i said that i don't buy the whole secular thing. secular stagnation was first mentioned in 1938, but he said the u.s. is not ever going to go upwardly again, all the growth that happened, how wrong he was. it's a slow growth environment. it does need a lot of government response, and we done that in the past. in all this money lying offshore, they have a cash pile of 1.7 join dollars lying outside. if that doesn't come in, you are not going to get new investment. you saw investment fell by 5%, that's not a good number. i think there are concerns about how the growth to continue, but i don't believe that we're going into recession was going to be a very dire scenario. you seeing it's not moving. it's hardly 3%

. >>> now to the south bay, shows police are staffing up for the vijay singh -- cinco de mayo celebration. some folks cruised through the city carrying the mexican flag. business owners are concerned of a repeat of what happened two years ago when a near riot happened. >> people use cinco de mayo to harm others, to come and vandalize and fight against each other. i don't understand, cinco de mayo should be celebrated in mexico not here. >> san jose police are bringing in police officer from their  metro division. >>> here's a phone number, aaa is offering a tipsy tow to everyone who drinks and drives, you don't have to be a aaa member. they will tow the car and drive you home. 800-222-4357. >>> students are staging a wake out. they are upset about instances of racism on campus. they have a list for the school. adding more classes on race and lgbt issues. student -- attitude errants and workers at u.c. berkeley will protest. some of the cuts will be through attrition, the pro test beginsalty noon. >>> there's a jump in the number of sexual assaults reported by colleges in the u.s. the nu

singh. good afternoon madam chair and honorable board members. thank you inspector gordon for the presentation. the police department is recommending approval to [inaudible] the restriction of hours of sale squz floor space and no singles only a minimum of 6 packs for beer and 4 pack for wine coolers. there is overwhelming support. i believe the board members there are petitions with about 150 signatures in support. there is no abc protest or objections. the police department is recommending support with conditions imposed which the applicant agrees to and there are about 10 customers of mrs. singh in support and if you can raise your hand, to show they sporept mrs. singh and the operation she puts on 7-11 so requesting the public convenience and necessity be found >> board of supervisors, my name is surinder singh and thank you for giving me the opportunity to speak regarding the beer and wine license for 7-11 store. i have been a 7-11 fran chize ease for 4 [inaudible] operating 5 storesthality sell beer and wine. [inaudible] every day trainic a

singh. good afternoon madam chair and honorable board members. thank you inspector gordon for the presentation. the police department is recommending approval to [inaudible] the restriction of hours of sale squz floor space and no singles only a minimum of 6 packs for beer and 4 pack for wine coolers. there is overwhelming support. i believe the board members there are petitions with about 150 signatures in support. there is no abc protest or objections. the police department is recommending support with conditions imposed which the applicant agrees to and there are about 10 customers of mrs. singh in support and if you can raise your hand, to show they sporept mrs. singh and the operation she puts on 7-11 so requesting the public convenience and necessity be found >> board of supervisors, my name is surinder singh and thank you for giving me the opportunity to speak regarding the beer and wine license for 7-11 store. i have been a 7-11 fran chize ease for 4 [inaudible] operating 5 storesthality sell beer and wine. [inaudible] every day trainic a

singh. good afternoon madam chair and honorable board members. thank you inspector gordon for the presentation. the police department is recommending approval to [inaudible] the restriction of hours of sale squz floor space and no singles only a minimum of 6 packs for beer and 4 pack for wine coolers. there is overwhelming support. i believe the board members there are petitions with about 150 signatures in support. there is no abc protest or objections. the police department is recommending support with conditions imposed which the applicant agrees to and there are about 10 customers of mrs. singh in support and if you can raise your hand, to show they sporept mrs. singh and the operation she puts on 7-11 so requesting the public convenience and necessity be found >> board of supervisors, my name is surinder singh and thank you for giving me the opportunity to speak regarding the beer and wine license for 7-11 store. i have been a 7-11 fran chize ease for 4 [inaudible] operating 5 storesthality sell beer and wine. [inaudible] every day trainic a

trump blames the delay on the irs, singh that he is being audited.e says as soon as the auditends, he will release his returns. forto the airport early summer vacation, several hours early. security lines are really backing up this year and now the tsa is facing tough questions about the slowdown and how to fix it. york. >> i hate it. i hope i get on my flight. standing nobody likes in line, but if you're headed to the airport this summer, this could be your future. >> take your shoes off, your belt off. reporter: the summer travel season has not started, and security wait times are extending past that hour, sometimes up to three hours. this mile is a quarter-mile long it midway. >> you hear stories about people standing in line missing their flights. reporter: not enough tsa agents, down 3000 screeners nationwide. the department says they are aware of the situation. obviously waiting three hours for what may be a two-hour flight is not acceptable. top officials say there is a 10 point plan to shorten lines at least short-term. a on the job next mont

we are seeing singh culture act as the crews remain here on the scene. in northeast washington, i'm same sweeney. -- i'm sam sweeney. jummy: i was stuck in delays because earlier today i sat down with metro hoss general manager paul wiedefeld. he explained what he plans to do to make your commute better. number of smoke and fire related incidents on metro since april 23 including this one just days ago. an explosion from a third rail insulator at the federal center southwest station. the federal transit administration called metro's response slow and days ago the government tasked metro with implement a new safety mandates by may 16. one of those includes training workers to put safety over convenience. >> it is safety versus convenience. we have to focus on safety first. a lot of the issues we will be dealing with is due to decades of work not being done and we have to catch up area jummy: metro's new chief safety officer starts his new job. paul wiedefeld plans to meet with all 650 metro managers. he told me it is the first time in metro's history that

singh. good afternoon madam chair and honorable board members. thank you inspector gordon for the presentation. the police department is recommending approval to [inaudible] the restriction of hours of sale squz floor space and no singles only a minimum of 6 packs for beer and 4 pack for wine coolers. there is overwhelming support. i believe the board members there are petitions with about 150 signatures in support. there is no abc protest or objections. the police department is recommending support with conditions imposed which the applicant agrees to and there are about 10 customers of mrs. singh in support and if you can raise your hand, to show they sporept mrs. singh and the operation she puts on 7-11 so requesting the public convenience and necessity be found >> board of supervisors, my name is surinder singh and thank you for giving me the opportunity to speak regarding the beer and wine license for 7-11 store. i have been a 7-11 fran chize ease for 4 [inaudible] operating 5 storesthality sell beer and wine. [inaudible] every day trainic a

the secret service is investigating, trump is dissident singh himself. is roussey explains -- from is distancingp himself. tom: he is in hot water formidable posts on facebook, calling for the president to be killed. he worked as donald trump's butler at his club in florida. cnn said that he admitted that he wrote a facebook post saying the military should have killed president obama in his first term. nearly two years ago, he had a similar post saying should be hanged for treason. then he used an anti-muslim slur . he said that he did not speak for trump and that it was his personal opinion. although seneca worked for trump in florida, he is known for being the mayor of martinsburg, west virginia, in the 1990's. the news about the 84-year-old former butler comes on the same was an d.c. for a meeting with house speaker paul ryan, who has not endorsed him. trump's campaign spokesman condemned the statements, saying that tony sent a guy has not worked for donald trump four years, and they disavow the horrible statements made by him regarding the president

really imaging for donald is a predictable his rival singh he will not vote for him?uest: normally what happens is everybody it's the words and gets in line and unifies and declares whatever they said about the person they were running against in their own party that person and the other party is much worse. a number of his former opponent to say that but this does show how out of the ordinary this republican races been. the nastiness and and the philosophical divide of what exactly it means to be a republican are things that are not going to heal. >> there is a long list of republican grandees who are ambivalent. paul ryan also said he was not yet ready to doorstop trumpet we know he will meet with him next week. is that going to change anything? guest: things are not promising. donald trump today said the two "before we goeet our separate ways." so this does not sound like these two are coming into this meeting assuming there is a meeting of the minds. there are real differences that cannot be breached. work: it is getting pretty confusing. who speaks further public

fought so hard, sacrificed so much so that you could be here in the stadium wearing those beautiful cap singh downs today. if you have any questions as to what that legacy is, let me just share with your quick story. several months ago, i was meeting with a group of teenage and oneom washington dc of them asked me what do you think dr. king would say about everything going on today? . i told her that none of us can really answer that question, but i said that dr. king would probably answer with a simple question and that is -- did you vote? did you vote? that id the young women think dr. king would be very concerned that after folks like mega reverence and so many others gave their lives fighting thathe right to vote, today and him as every election, more than half of young african-americans have essentially disenfranchised s.emselve african american youth turnout was less than 20% in the 2014 mentors. here in mississippi is almost lower. certainly lower. but what dr. king understood was the purest pass to progress in america runs straight through the voting booth. that has been the key to ev

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. >> singh prison in new york has a new outlet for prisoners. shakespeare.minals are taking part in a program called rehabilitation through the arts. they are currently performing shakespeare's 12th night. inmates say working on the production has taught them greater patience. the warden says he's seen a change for the better in those who participate. >> the classics. >> right. who knew they would help. we're looking live in exton chester county getting damp in some spots. this is route 100 at commerce drive. southbound traffic coming right towards you heading towards the 30 bypass. i want to take you to lawncrest section of the city. adams avenue is now closed between kressonville road and newtown avenue. it closed yesterday and it's going to last four months. they're doing some bridge construction there. you'll stick to tabor road or olney avenue instead, dave. >> couple light sprinkles and showers moving through the region right now. a little bit more of that out west that might come through. every now and 70 in lancaster seeing a dark shade of green and

a whole lot of things in the whole national geographic diaspora, book publishing, licensing, arjun singhavel business. >> i think what is fascinating is how rupert murdoch and 21st century fox came to own national geographic. talk to us about that. fall,tially, back in the there was an announcement made that national geographic was selling all of its media properties to this new for-profit called national geographic partners. 21st century fox was going to pay the society $725 million and become the majority owner, and basically take control of all of the media brands. said, you are and selling everything to rupert murdoch's business? these are odd bedfellows. of jokes goingt on about the national geographic was going to become sort of anti-scientific. there will be cover stories like the joy of coal. i think a lot of people did not know that there was this relationship between these two organizations that dated back almost 15 years when the two started the national geographic channel in 2001. were complaints before this arrangement about where the tv network in particular was be did not

the prime minister singh he is ready to respond to excessive currency moves if needed going so far asto say he make raise the issue at the upcoming g-7 leaders meeting in japan this month. he says the exchange rate must be they lysed and japan would carefully watch and respond to those movements as necessary. the weaker yen has been a linchpin of his program to stoke growth and exit deflation and the yen appreciation of recent has led to his elation that the government may consider intervention to support exporters. 11% this year. in rally that the bank of japan governor warned this week risks harming the japanese economy. rishaad: just check out our website. managerst hedge fund and how they seem to be losing their swaggers. are going through some consternation, withdrawing $16 billion in six months. it is a good read. later in the program, we are finding out what reforms if any comes out of the north korean workers congress. what slow down -- alibaba's latest results showing japanese consumers -- chinese consumers still waiting -- still willing to spend. ♪ tohaad: we are going aliba

singh says tomorrow, i am giving my full speech against the war in vietnam. stokely replies he will be there in the front row. when we look at the footage, there is a great footage of dr. king's speech. andr he makes that speech says war no more, the person leading the standing over nation is stokely carmichael. of course he has the dark shades on. but it is stokely carmichael. when we think about stokely carmichael and what he represents and why he is so important, he is not just an activist for radical democracy. he becomes an antiwar activist, a critic of american capitalism, and american hegemony around the world. stokely carmichael provides the context for the black partner percy -- party. they are helping local people organize for democracy in africancounty, 80% american. no black public officials. 50 years later we have similar instances now. organize wasng to hugely dangerous. they will organize in 1965 and 1966 a freedom organization whose nickname will be the black panther party. all thebol will travel way to oakland, california. when we think about

. >> my my name is singh. i'm from tech firm. i want to make a remark on mr.lee's comment on sales in taiwan. u.s. arms sales to taiwan was the act, it was enacted by u.s. congress in 1979 with an aim to help maintain stability, security and in the western pacific. thank you very much. >> okay. i think we've got time for one more question. so. >> my name is a walt slocum, i used to work in the defense department but not nearly as long as hank and for this audience i field to compel, hank gaffney and not frank gaffney. [laughter]. my question relates to -- >> no relation. >> i think there are not relations. they have no intellectual relationship whatever. i guess my question about no first use is what does it mean? is it an absolute commitment that there is no conceivable circumstance in which a country would use nuclear weapons other than a nuclear attack on itself, bearing in mind that things can get very bad. by the way i think the idea that pakistan doesn't regard nuclear weapons as a backstop against indian attack not consistent with the history of pakista

missioner singh. >> here. >> vice chair mondejar. >> here. >> chairperson rosales. >>

singh justice should be served. they are now being tried for manslaughter.ther coalition partners, including benjamin netanyahu, have come out for the soldier himself, shown support for him. and there is a high level idf officer suggesting now the atmosphere in israel is similar to the atmosphere in germany in the 1930's. that did not go down well with benjamin netanyahu and much of the coalition. he defended the right of the office to defend himself. there has been growing tension. looks like this right-wing coalition is coming more right-wing, manus. manus: elliott gotkine, with the latest from tel aviv. coming up, the fed move the markets. last week, with the june rate hike looking more likely, what is work? only one place to find out. this lady, her name is janet yellen, and she speaks this week. who else is on the fed plate? ♪ manus: this is bloomberg markets middle east. it is just over one hour away from the start of the trading day in the region. but the fed moved the markets last week. how was that going to play out in markets over the next five day

and phum singh, a practitioner and another writer for the "san quentin news" is letting me tag along gets the story. why do you believe it is important to do yoga? >> it helps me to relax. whatever bad energy i accumulate throughout the day. i am able to use that energy. >> mentally, what has it done? >> i'm more clear. focused. i'm ready for, you know, another challenge. it's good. >> next, me and foon head over to cell block c, where 420 men are housed, including foon. >> when i first came, i was actually scared. >> yeah. >> you know, i was like here's this little guy, you know. >> and so can i ask you how you ended up incarcerated? >> yes. so i'm in here for first-degree murder on a drive-by. >> so what exactly happened? >> i had a nephew who was in school. who was getting picked on. so i went to go pick him up so he could get home safely without getting harassed. right when we were getting ready to take off, another car pulled up behind us, came out and rushed us. so i told him to drive the car. i was looking for anybody who resembled those guys. and as soon as the opportunity ar

he is the -- matt singh. the -- good morning to you. this week has been fascinating.have seen is the market pricing in an increasing probability that the u.k. remains. we're getting very close to that. you get this fabulous page here. at the moment, the probability of a brexit, according to your .athematics, is 19% matt: there's an awful lot of theusion because of the numbers just because of the numbers the different polls are getting. -- because of the numbers the different polls are getting. the telephone polls are showing the charge on the brexit page. the s&p polling model which adjusts to the various factors. you can see there's been a shift toward remain in the last week or so. perhaps not as much, just looking at the polls. should not have been as much of a surprise as it was. clearly it did surprise some people. miller: a vote to remain in turnout. surely people who want to exit the eu are more likely to get out there and voice that opinion. people want to remain and continue with the status quo, what is the impetus to go to the polls and vote. matt: the turno

nadia singh go demaio and already festivities underway. earlier this week cars draped with mexican flags could be seen cruising in downtown san jose. some cars peeling out. getting doughnuts and playing music blasting presidential hopeful donald trump. >> probably will see a lot of people with like, banners or signs saying, talking about trump. >> reporter: alfredo diaz tells us all his store windows were vandalized on may 5 a few years back here peeling -- he plans to stay late to protect his business. >> people use cinco de mayo to harm others. you know, to command just vandalize and fight against each other. and i don't understand. cinco de mayo should be celebrated in mexico, not here. >> reporter: two years ago a near riot broke out in downtown. people jumping on buses, police closed down santa clara street making several arrests. >> urge metro officers, gang suppression officers, we'll be out in force. strip -- >> reporter: 30 to 40 additional officers from the department special operations division will be on patrol. playoff action

item 20 to issue a type 20 off-sale beer and wine license to surinder singh doing business at 7-eleven on mission street. >> without objection, the resolutions are adopted unanimously. please read item 21. >> resolution to urge governor jerry brown to declare a state of emergency to this growing crises and provide state assistance to the cities and counties to provide needed support and services. >> colleagues, can we take this item? >> madam president,. >> item 21 weiner aye, yee no. afl yoas aye. breed aye. campos aye. cohen aye. farrell aye. kim aye. mar aye. peskin aye. tang no. there are nine ayes and two knows yee and tang in i the dissent. >> the resolution is adopted. item 22 please. >> 22 is an ordinance to exempt the california state university of fresno foundation from the chapter 12 access ordinance to facilitate the agencies entering into a contract with the foundation for training services required for child welfare staff and foster parents. supervisor weiner aye. yee aye. avalos aye. breed aye. campos aye. cohen aye. farrell aye. kim aye. mar aye. peskin aye. tang aye. t

. >> woodruff: >> woodruff: 14-year-old chicago student alex singh transitioned from female to male twors ago. he appeared in a "frontline" documentary, "growing up trans," on pbs last year. hen i first came out, i was in 7th grade, and before then, going to the bathroom was kind of uncomfortable for me, as it would be for any guy going into the female restroom. it was very uncomfortable, very nerve racking. i just felt out of place and like i did not belong. >> woodruff: and high schoolers in arlington, virginia, offered their own reactions today. >> equal rights is just a part of our government, our amendments. like, i don't think it should be based on gender. if you're a u.s. citizen you should be treated like one, not alienated just because you changed your gender. >> i would feel comfortable going into the bathroom because obviously they think they're female, and i'm female so they wouldn't harm me in any way. >> woodruff: but the backlash began almost immediately. >> we will not be blackmailed by the president's 30 pieces of silver. we will not sell out our children to the federal

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item 20 to issue a type 20 off-sale beer and wine license to surinder singh doing business at 7-eleven on mission street. >> without objection, the resolutions are adopted unanimously. please read item 21. >> resolution to urge governor jerry brown to declare a state of emergency to this growing crises and provide state assistance to the cities and counties to provide needed support and services. >> colleagues, can we take this item? >> madam president,. >> item 21 weiner aye, yee no. afl yoas aye. breed aye. campos aye. cohen aye. farrell aye. kim aye. mar aye. peskin aye. tang no. there are nine ayes and two knows yee and tang in i the dissent. >> the resolution is adopted. item 22 please. >> 22 is an ordinance to exempt the california state university of fresno foundation from the chapter 12 access ordinance to facilitate the agencies entering into a contract with the foundation for training services required for child welfare staff and foster parents. supervisor weiner aye. yee aye. avalos aye. breed aye. campos aye. cohen aye. farrell aye. kim aye. mar aye. peskin aye. tang aye. t

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item 20 to issue a type 20 off-sale beer and wine license to surinder singh doing business at 7-eleven on mission street. >> without objection, the resolutions are adopted unanimously. please read item 21. >> resolution to urge governor jerry brown to declare a state of emergency to this growing crises and provide state assistance to the cities and counties to provide needed support and services. >> colleagues, can we take this item? >> madam president,. >> item 21 weiner aye, yee no. afl yoas aye. breed aye. campos aye. cohen aye. farrell aye. kim aye. mar aye. peskin aye. tang no. there are nine ayes and two knows yee and tang in i the dissent. >> the resolution is adopted. item 22 please. >> 22 is an ordinance to exempt the california state university of fresno foundation from the chapter 12 access ordinance to facilitate the agencies entering into a contract with the foundation for training services required for child welfare staff and foster parents. supervisor weiner aye. yee aye. avalos aye. breed aye. campos aye. cohen aye. farrell aye. kim aye. mar aye. peskin aye. tang aye. t