so it was just such a gift. and it definitely is a journey in which i have taken and become aware of and have held it up and i have taken on issues that i think would be challenging for my children is a mature as self identifying an american muslims. so i didn't want don't issues is to be ones that are islam and the judeo-christian tradition and this is part two which is a continuation of the journey that i had started. >> i saw it is time to take back this and because there are some profound things that have happened that you talk about. certain experiences with your children that have propeller propelled you to take action and we will talk about a little bit later on and we will go into the details. there is something that you mention in the book and you suffer from church and temple and me. can you explain a? i'm curious what you mean by that. >> that is a difficult one. at the time i made that statement, and i still feel it today. i had priscilla and suzanne who were members of their respective temples and c

and so we don't see, the delivery vehicles, and so, that is what we would like to work with you on. and so the small business needs and problem solving culture among the sfmta staff, we are really happy that currently, the liaisons that we have been working with, have that. and we want to encourage sort of the institutionalization of that so that we have had a need with lacacina and put in the commercial loading zone in front of it and so that there is microbusinesses can come in, load, and unload for their caterers. and the down side is that, there are businesses are so small and the vehicles that they use are not able to get commercial vehicle plates. and so they started to get ticketed. so, we contacted your staff and a solution was found, and so, that is the kind of environment that we like to work with. and but also, i want to, this is probably a one-off solution and maybe we might need to think, is there something more that we can do so that if there is other situations around the city, we are not having to deal with it on a one by one situation. one thing that we would like t

and so i guess that holds true today. >> thank you so much. >> you are welcome. >> i had a question about those that make it happen and when you look at it from today's point of view that they were finding all of these anti-zionist entities as i recall 25 years ago going to the soviet union and they had these geopolitical maps post-soviet countries of the world and it actually it was part of the newly created israel with socialist ideas on what happy with the arab states and that doesn't change until the late 50s when everything switches around with an attachment to the united states. so looking at it from that element, the soviets have a similar take on knowing who they wanted to support during these crucial years which you discussed. so is it a question of directives rather than the agency that are believers in the great christian civilization and the other one is 67, and is at 191. well, that is the key question when the soviet union lapses. the whole prism of looking at this geopolitical blends falls apart in the process makes it dangerous because the silly unit is not around anymore

so, i hope that you all support this transfer. and if these children don't have a stable home, you know, it is going to effect them and also going to effect them in the future, so thank you. >> good evening, i am the director of the mission resource center on cap and 16th street and also for the san francisco local homeless board. and i cannot tell you how excited i am to be here supporting your vote for the transfer to 1916, and i want to add just a couple more points to the reasons why you should vote yes. as a homeless board, we have been tracking as you have the number of homeless children as well as homeless families in the city which increasing in 2010. and we need to look at homelessness in families and children and so this transfer in 1950 is critical to be able to house the very low income family and that is how we will be working with the mayor's office of housing and to get to the families that need it the most and that it is in the mission with the many speakers before and i have been working for 12 years did not see t

so it is, it is emotional, but also it is so exciting. and i feel like we are breaking ground on a culture at san francisco unified, that we really have not broken yet and i think that these two things with local hire that we passed earlier this year, and with this sale today, and we are now saying, we recognize our responsibility to san francisco. and to the families. and we have a responsibility to help our families, with whatever resources we have, and those are the families whom we serve here, and so, just to get everybody to know about the journey that this has taken to fully appreciate this moment is that when i first came on to the building and grounds committee i was presented with a proposal to build, 130 market rate condos at that site at 1950 mission. and so, i immediately you know, i, immediately wiged out, and i started calling everyone that i knew that was involved in the housing because even though i had worked on houptsing, i kind of didn't know what to do. i called proder and delores street and kim who was the supervisor

so the. unlike other countries the u.s. has an open voter registry that we can all see and so as a candidate you get access to the voter rolls and you can look at that list and you can say ok this person lives in this part of colorado and then when they're crossed off you can cross them off the list then at that point we know that we don't have to go knock on their door to remind them to vote because remember it's all about turnout now with that said if arius organization could if they wanted to do the exact same thing to try and stop people from voting yes however that didn't happen but could that happening of course but we could also get hit by meteorites and we could be hit by lightning and we could all die in a helicopter crash you know all sorts of things could happen but. it doesn't give you any reason. and it was last even if you were one of the first to pioneer data is that the. data is a tool and it's a tool that can be used for good or bad like all tools i choose to use data for goo

so we do have a pink or. kids young kids choke on food than are killed by firearms if being armed made us safer in america we should be the safest nation on earth were clearly not the safest. what is the who is writing it and where is it leading to seeking to bearings we seem to turn to the news to take heat for the medium is the message and this most by will mean the planet is now the method for defining collective reality each night if it's not on the news it didn't happen right. how do you operate. such. a hockey. league. by fire. mission to teach me. reaching out to protest. leaders. in capital punishment. lethal drugs. drugs to kill. for the medals.

so -- (applause) >> okay. and, so, do be back here on monday. so, i will make a motion to continue to next monday and thank you all. >> supervisor -- i'm sorry -- [gavel] >> i'm sorry, we've not completed the matter. so, if folks if you have a conversation, if you could take it to the hallway. supervisor tang. >> i want to take this opportunity to thank supervisor kim. i know there are so many changes to this legislation. i feel very comfortable with it now with these amendments. so, thank you to all of you coming out as well. i won't be here next time in land use, but happy to support it being continued and being sent to the full board. >> supervisor kim. okay. so, supervisor kim has made a motion to continue the item one week. that will be february 4th, is that correct? excuse me, february 3rd. the motion is to continue the item one week to monday, february 3rd. can we take that without objection? that will be the order. [gavel] >> madam clerk, is there any additional business before the committee? >> there is no further business. >> then we a

so, that's one. two, just to draw your attention, there is an informational memorandum in your packet about -- as required under state law. and just good prudence. we do have an independent auditor's report that reviews our year-end financials. no material weaknesses were found. we certainly are managing our funds appropriately and we can also provide you additional details in the new year in 2014 through the budget process, which we will be kicking off rather soon in february, actually, in term of reports of our balances, how we've been doing over the course of the last year so we can look forward to that in the new year. and then lastly, i'm really pleased as we're wrapping up all the significant accomplishments. i think it's almost a year to the date or so that this commission has been installed and we're moving at quite a fast clip here. and i am pleased to announce another advancement. in the shipyard, the developer there, lennar, has informed us that they are proceeding with construction. they'

it just ain't so. in order to have more of this creative industries tried to ask the people working in. but then it is hard to get the win. yes two parts especially when it is still controversial. the fierce many people who are very well spent. the entrance hall so that's why it's really hard to get the job. somehow with my infant son you people try to see holly. you get a chance to get a job or just start to take their own business. one man since the eighties day treat you support. that's a very viable business. who is still apt with a creepy vibe here is very important and it's really hard to find right to offer him the chance to go to saloon. with hairy creatures like you need to be. so i used parsley in the publishing area is kind of scary. off to school riders will publish don't want it that way. publishing and it is my publisher incompetence. one person publishing company. so if you know some very good writer and if you know hard to act soon soon. designer. you can't do that. it sounds. i was her

so you had to compete. within a 250 square foot yard, there were about 25 other kids and maybe those kids want competing. but worse than not competing, but plays out in this book are the kids who cheated. those that cheated. honestly, it was not a pretty sight. and now is a core part of my character. growing up in a city neighborhood, writing the orange line into the boston public school. growing up there and sitting in this auditorium and looking in the hall of this hallway and seeing names like hancock and adams and bulfinch, the fellow who is actually an architect for the u.s. capitol. to sit there as an early teenager, the weight of this intellectual curiosity and this intellectual capital, that had a formative impact on me. having teachers challenging me at a very early time. what is your case? support your case. and that plays out in this book. in short order, i made my way to college, the finest jesuit institution in the country. with all due respect to those in this neighborhood who also go to a gre

and love to so many children. the lyrics. on the tape. you cannot preemptively we stripped your freedom. because of the fear of what something or how something might be used everything that has ever been developed has been used for a bad purpose baseball bats which are fun for you know for baseball players to hit balls you know they've also been used to be people today i mean we just cannot restrict ourselves because something might be years in the in the wrong way. driver. stories others refuse to notice. faces changing the world. picture of today's. unger from around the globe. freed captive's so many extremist groups in syria shocking details of their ordeal as the militants fighting under the black flags of al qaida emerge as the most radical power in the region feared even by anti assad forces meanwhile. you have faced is still eating the fight in syria america's middle east policy is raising eyebrows with washington's offer to help fight the same militant group in iraq brought together with iran. sale islands castles and historic si

so that's okay. but if i now say, "this actual thing went to the moon," intellectually, that means something different to you. your eyes see exactly the same, you could make a replica, a perfect, that looks exact, with all the blemishes and all the heat shield damage. you could do that. but if you know it's the real thing, the meaning is magnified. and so yes, you go to our space show, it is the real science. and it is captivating you the way we'd only perhaps had thought science fiction could. >> science fiction came first in a way, in terms of popular entertainment. >> in some cases. but i'm a fan of jbs haldane once said, i'm paraphrasing, he said, the universe is not only stranger than we have imagined, it's perhaps stranger than we can imagine. and when you realize that i, you understand why some people don't need to read the science fiction. because black holes flaying stars in orbit around them and planets that have life forms undreamt of on earth, this is, we're speaking real stuff here. mayb

so the future without the public policy doesn't look so good.public policy looks much brighter as far as you three see it and you are very close to it. >> i think public policy is important but i don't think we can wait for that and i think it is, i'm looking at an audience full of influential people and seems each of us can make a difference. i often talk about the importance of private philanthropy replacing private loans. i think it is important how each of us can make an investment in a young person's life, whether early childhood or health care intervention or at the college level but it is critical because there is so much talent going to waste. >> and right now there are so many studies, one by credit suisse, one by pepperdine university, not feminist organizations by the way, and they show if you have women at the top of your companies you end up making more money and you can see companies are starting to get it and as they get it, what i think, if workers can push forward all the stakeholders, investors, shareholders, workers and compan

and so, that is the context. and so director lee was asking about director lee now that i gave him the context, if you could request the question again. >> okay, so, don't feel pressure to have an answer, and i, i think that it is a complicated matter that we will have to think through very hopefully. is with our design build approach and if we develop our contractor prokurments over the next year, we will be contemplating what to do with the m, it is not a dbfm, but it is a db and we are not only contemplating. and it was already contracted out and so my challenge or the complexity here is the dpx, and and it does not have the utility in terms of the operations and maintenance, it is hooked to cal train and we have two separate entities so when we make a deal like this, whether we like it or not, are married and so, i want to understand the implications as to, and i think that we are still doing this and charming the feesbility of it and if there was enough merit to try to understand that complexity and how that

this is the media leave us so we leave the media. doesn't see pollution security play your part of the musical. wear shoes that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all on politics only on our t.v. . right to see. first street. and i think the true. reformers would. be a mole. violent clashes engulf central kiev as ukrainian police stared down the barricades on the chase rioters on a full day on to government approach has three people have died. in the crisis is being fueled by national polls came to take the opportunity to push for revolution that. also this hour syria's government and opposition sit face to face for the first time since the start of the conflict but this start a long anticipated peace talks in switzerland have exposed a pattern is a very different views on the future.

and so they hired more people, and so, they hired so many more individuals, to do analysis that they are refurbishing the building to make a second branch or a second satellite office to do dna analysis, and so it is the group of people that we have at the crime lab are fantastic and that is why the numbers are what they are and i appreciate the compliment that the credit is on, and it goes to them, the way that the dna is organized into teams and the way that the dna unit has a rotation for sexual assault cases. all of those things contribute to the success of the turn around time. and it keeps in mind the message or a lesson that i was taught there, and we don't, this is not an endeavor where you want to push people too hard or too fast and you know, this the value of this evidence is a science, and it is almost undisputable by any other scientist and so they have to do things, you know, organize and they have to have their way of doing things that comes out the same every time and it eliminates the opportunity for an error. >> i also... i got to commend the captain and they don't

you put it -- you commit it to memory so that you can go anywhere and be doing it with people and so the idea of reading something from a page, it putsing? between me and you. and if i want to tell you a poem i want it to be almost occurring spontaneously. and if you commit it to memory so well that you don't even have to reach for the words it's just -- you can just mean it then i think you're in a much more valuable position as a storyteller. >> rose: china's ambassador and britain's rap poet artist when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: as president obama put in the his letter, the world is looking to the united states and china to work together to solve pressing challenges and there is great potential for athlete, cultural and scientific eck changes to help solve problem for the benefit of all. >> rose: china is one of the most important countries in the world and its relationship with the united states is one of the most important relationships in the world. that relationship continues to gr

so. a lot of debt of course of course has already been defaulted on a lot of it is still you know subject to the decision of courts of legal process. so i don't know you know that probably on a lot of foreign holders of argentine debt that care too much about what happens but. the the big problem really will be i think you know inside the country with inflation which is you suggested you know was or is being you know officially or unofficially quite high of the people recognize and there was reports of shortages in the shops and people wanting foreign currency but can't get it and so on so domestic stabilities is probably something that you know we need to keep an eye on in argentina now i'm going to kind of circle back to turkey here on the surface the problems in argentina and turkey they don't seem to be related but people are calling the volatility in these markets and emerging markets crisis is it an emerging markets crisis. well i think it is ok because i think that every crisis nee

to so many children. welcome back to all the parts we're discussing the politics of food with the inventor of the parisian dive john michelle kwan mr cohen just before the break we were talking about administrative staff in order to limit or. counter obesity epidemic and in many developed countries it is well established fact that the minority of patients in health care system take up the majority of resources the lion's share of resources and treating many of those illnesses associated with the busy is becoming increasingly more expensive do you think that those people who don't watch that diet who don't try to limit or improve their health or limit their weight through. decisive action do they have to pay higher taxes that the rest of us or try to keep it under control not really because they are responsible. to try. to work out some products and to sell it and to make advertising's because it's a long way between production economy. t.v. and then consumption so we have to take care of them but we have

ok so on. are you a million pain went away in the shape of these qualities he's a very famous and they kept the number one. access to as the great nana while working as too old. or one zero to colic and took an end and that it's the substance could until one wind and a tool when two of the enemy too. because they have been very very spacious of these in the us to it he said the six mm leica in fuel is some lady we have mary and i think all cheered up when somebody has de suisse sees it this way as does my life and a movie it's meaningful suffer from spatial meaningful name. but according to moore who was few months that you can upgrade to a young boy elbow and saying that but to me. if you like his sentencing special meaning for you. they can't do that to backing a whole. you'll pay the apple cart. i've never sewn back on the city's this quiet or skewer pee ed services to the number one position. and the icing to the sky no experience in very human being into work because i have even more appea

so this was a good trajectory.rovided from paypal, 14.4% of all online sales took place on tablets. 7.2% of them on smartphones. so people are not just in the stores, they're not sitting at home, but they're walking around, hits send on their tablets and purchasing -- >> exactly. and that's exactly what they're forward thinking on this. i think they should have got on the bandwagon many years ago, but now that they are, they're taking preventive measures to go ahead and take that money that they may have lost at these failing stores and put it to something they know is going to work. sandra: let's focus on target because, obviously, target, everybody looks at this as a, you know, in tough times people are going to shop at the target's sort of at the higher end of those discount retailers. why do you like tgt? >> well, i like target exactly what you said, even with this snafu that happened -- sandra: to put it gentle. >> are right. even with that i think what is going to happen is that the company and the stock is g

lee wasn't doing so well so he left really quickly. and unfortunately, mr. lee passed away that evening. that had a great impact on brian and me. it was very sad, but it was so touching that he had seen mr. lee and mr. lee had confirmed that brian was "number one driver." >> this is san francisco paratransit. it's not perfect; we have our ups and downs: late trips, frustrated customers, stressed out drivers. but at our best, we get our riders where they need to go on time and with a smile. and when we pay attention real carefully and notice what's happening on the van, taxi, or at the senior center, we notice that our drivers make a difference in the rider's lives and the riders make a difference in the drivers lives. >>> thank you, good afternoon. if i may have your attention and thank you for being here today at a special joint meeting of the board of supervisors, neighborhood services and safety committee along with our san francisco police commission. my name is david campos and i'm the chair of the neighborhood services and safety committee. i want to a

so that's my response to the first question. >> so let me dig on that a little bit. >> sure. >> because that was my concern as well and i don't mind more information. i think it's a great thing for the voters. as far as bonds go things could change and i am skeptical talking about it being in the future. i understand the concept but my potential objection about it, where i might be scared about it there are a number of things to paint the complete picture here and one is the pack that we have with the residents of san francisco and only when old bonds roll off and not raise the taxes and consistent with our planning committee and you're saying that statement is not in there today? >> i don't believe a statement like that is in the ordinance looking at the city attorney. there are times when the committee has put that in to their legislative digest but it's not always consistent, and you know and often i know that involves various discussions. >> okay. let me get to your timing question real quick. let me say to the members of the committee i don't mind having the language but i think it

so corruption is definitely. it's the fight is going on and going on very well here what people don't understand is that you need time. twelve years to go russia was a total out with no state power or power break now during putin. being gradually put in place the rudiments of state and that's why only three four years ago. really. the fight against corruption could start so he feels that give it a little more time in corruption will dissipate i mean corruption is clearly permeates the society here at all levels from the traffic up to the higher social and so on government we are going to go ahead to the next moment and traffic up. from two thousand and eleven to two thousand and twelve traffic fines both in our amount of find and the volume of money went up five times. that the police corrected five times more traffic fines in the morning the one of the fine or so and they had the moment of tickets and money it means that there has been a huge progress in that area i don't know i mean i live here day to day i've

>> so moved. second. may we have a reading of it. >> yes, i would like to ask the chief officer david golden to do the read. >> thank you. >> >> it is the most exciting time of the year again, where we bring the annual report for the collection of developer impact fees, which is a statutory requirement, required each year, under the government code, which we faithfully, follow and do. and the requirement, essentially involves, several procedural things, including posting of a copy of the report from the board office, putting it on-line, on the web and having an outside consultant perform the report and bring it to the board of education for passage and review. and so this is an annual event. and just as a brief summary, you may remember historically in the last five years, our developer fee collection was low because the economic climate of both the nation and the world was wo ful. it is a good indication, for both the school districts and i think, the city and san francisco, in general. that last year, w

so it's never ever been so much debt because this housing boom will be a bust and they'll know have to move another two or three hundred billion pounds of debt onto the national balance sheet and the country is at risk of going completely bankrupt as it did in the one nine hundred seventy s. there were going to go the one nine hundred seventy s. when the britain had to be bailed out by the i.m.f. then you had thatcher who decided to bring about an enormous housing debt enabled fake boom and then it's going to go right back into the into the garbage to get back to that chart you saw that the house prices rise stratospherically as it collapses in the house building so those are tied together but all of that so-called wealth given to the private sector they didn't do anything with it they didn't stir innovation entrepreneurship the economy no new jobs were created they basically spent it on booze and new clothes and trips to you know the canary islands didn't seem to go back into the economy so going back to the story they have to still there the poor people didn't disappear because all t

of note so you guys are reminded. we're planning on doing 0 another life panel in february the second smallest of that series i guess and i think ben is in the back and we've been discussing narrowly the task a little bit and if you come to that it will be similar. i communicated with and have of you regarding a retreat in march of 2014 and some of you have gotten back to me if i haven't attached me dates that will work for a half day in february to do a retreat. we picked the date for the summit that's april 7th i'm giving you much 7, 8, 9. if you'll put that on your calendar now. under the heading of corrective action i want to as a matter of consistency we did a director's order for a contraband on december 13th and issued the night club 14 extra conditions and extended the hours and the permit was done on december 3rd. also on northern station with the captain and the ocean owner and staff as well as supervisor breed we discussed an incident about a large fight no formal action will be taken but they've agreed to

so i try to affirm it that way. the scriptures, to me, is very helpful and quite helpful in getting us along journey. >> so you are saying when you cannot be optimistic and positive all the time and when things bring you down, you are saying that you town one of the things in--that you turn to one of the things in psalms and it is the concept, so they will give us the concept again, because they are trying to get in our head to go out and live differently. >> well, people love romans eight, nothing shall separate us from the love of god, which is in christ jesus. now the powers, not even, not angels or the devil, or a things to come. anything and all creation should be able to separate us from the love of god. so i think love, you know, we all know the scripture, god gave god's son. i think that love, believing that we are somebody, that we do count, that we are valued, um, it is to me, a very motivating, powerful factor in life. >> and really those are gifts that came out of the african american church and also the

and so in that respect there's some choices that need to be made so we move forward cautiously so we don't influence that market to a great degree. there's competition in a marketplace. there's legitimate questions raised by those who want to sell t dr they have flexibility and we have set a floor on pricing that's firm. there are avenues who can be explored for development rights to sell. the public nature of the discussion has been at the capital planning committee and, of course, this process today and a could you comment on the budget analysts recommendation amending tow cutting it down to 5 hundred and 50 thousand gross square foot and come back to the board >> all right. supervisor we're comfortable with the 1.1 million square feet of the t dr to the planning department but a reauthorization for 5 hundred and 50 thousand square feet so the amended documents are in the file if you choose to accept the recommendation we're comfortable with it. >> okay. if no other questions we'll move mr. rose to our report and break after this item. >> mr. chair and members of the committee on t

dominant in this field so do u.s. government by making by may be helping google to become dominance create a situation where they control the company to the most dominant in that field so in addition have an interest. ok so it's a symbiotic relationship in other words without the surveillance that you've said and many others have made no one say for the revenues for of these companies would be cut in half potentially or more and the stock prices would crash but of course they are of interest and of course in congress it's legal for senators and congressmen to own shares in these companies so that they're making money from the bastardization of the democratic process in america through click fraud through surveillance and through propaganda let's talk about yahoo c.e.o. . she said that for her not to cooperate with the n.s.a. was true is this your thoughts. well i did my london are in legal difficulties so you know and some legal term under the patriot act's he may be technically correct although of course you could ha

so sorry they made bad decisions. now but danny have a situation where on one hand we're talking about how the austerity measures are generating wide scale duress in the u.k. and on the same token we've got a situation where those who are benefiting from the asset prices and quantitative easing are then engaged in programs like home equity loan origination schemes are pulling out money from the asset prices they're getting a free stipend there they're the scroungers they're the ones who are getting free money from the government so they're the ones who are bankrupt and the government through the stock i call the loan they're pulling out a home equity loan so how can you square that circle because there you've got a group that is essentially gaming the system and benefiting by this at the expense of everybody else. well i don't disagree with much of that but that's why actually i don't pose and i have been arguing for about two and a half years that what the mistake the bank made was actually simply going and buying gu

so so we will have used up all the nonsense, you know? right, left and middle by the time you guys get around to -- >> as well as you're bogarting all the nonsense as well as all the pot, so -- [laughter] >> to quote you from a previous book, if do you miss being a shithole specialist? >> oh, yeah. i was a foreign correspondent for a long time, war correspondent really. although it was -- trouble of any kind was -- and back, you know, before everything was tiny and miniaturized and everybody was blogging, there were really only a few hundred of us that did this. there were, you know, the camera crews and the reporters and some newspaper people and stuff. whenever there was a crisis, we'd call ourselves a shithole specialists. whenever there was some shit hole when marcos was being overthrown, we'd all show up. and right before that we'd just been in lebanon for the civil war, and when bosnia came along, we were all there. we were all there for the gulf war. and then technology sort of began to overtake us. and it was enormous fun. it was

so we pick up things like. turbans prayer rugs so when we know they do they're coming from the middle east concentration camp. concentration camp. as it. is not even one of the fact there is a stranger. another whistle blowers facing a lot of heat including a wave of death threats but what did she discover some sort of dark secret cia plans or some other plot for a new war of luxury no she exposed something far more dangerous and important to the zombies on their couches the university of north carolina athletes are mentally unfit for college and even high school mary willing come blew the whistle on the fact that between eight and ten percent of the school's football and basketball players read of a fourth grade level and many others are sub college level she also claims that these students were allowed into the university based on the screening process done by the university i.e. implying that the you of n.c. knew exactly who they were letting into the university remember college football makes a lot of money

so thanks so much. we have a couple of other agenda items. thank you, everyone for coming if you were coming her specifically for this item. we're not going to act on it today but clearly that's been issues we'll look into more outside of this meeting but in interest of time we'll move on. item 6 is the impossible action regarding our permits. i'm going to hand it over to our colleague. >> the colleagues are here. their requesting to continue their entertainment permitted. i've completed the application several months ago but due to some scheduling conflicts it turned out the application was not heard so we want to make sure that happened. they've been in business over thirty years and their permit was slightly outdated because it was juan torres and now the staff at that time, felt it noted to be updated so they went through the entire process and got their sign offices. the new permit officer has not had a chance to visit the restaurants but he understands the commission needs to act >> great ms. torres. >> she doesn't speak english. i'm th

so within the structure w of what we have is the people who care about lake merced so they can copious and it can be pardon or part of our annual review but they annoyed to deal that recreation and parks and they've haven't done that for a long time. i'm hoping not the copy of that but that can be part of their practice as well >> that's agreed. commissioners. okay. the only other item i have is a boarder communication from the department of the environment related to my request that we known a joint he meeting. it appears the date is a february 25th of this month. i want to touch briefly especially in light of the presentation we received today. a number of our friends and colleagues in the public have xhivenl stated to us in many respects correctly one of the reasons they come to the puc it's where the money is at. whether we're programming or issuing grants and all that is good stuff and he support it more than a lot of people but they come here because we have a different relationship in terms of our fiscal capacity that the rec and park department or the recreation department in l

that's kind of run run out of runway so to speak so what's next what trick will what rabbit will be pulled out of the hat to try to keep this debt marathon going well begging that's where living in a beggar economy they have to start begging for get all this stupid thing working him like contributing to the wealth creation start begging taking pickpocketing turn america nation of beggars well i'm sure to come to this very well then we must go thank you. keep begging. all right states you have a second out all lot more. much of your advice is centered around the negative aspects of american culture sample mindful eating social eating of voiding of snacks how much of an influence do you think these american culture has on the rest of the wall incredible. succeeded two things with. the world the snake. the food they did all the countries worldwide. compared to any other big large nationwide to institution i would say in the bank is almost free from all those mistakes. in the significant number of mistakes happen and we try to rectify it and we try to put a system where you can detect a

so it has the same speed it would have over here. so i put this over here. and when i combine them, it's like the airplane flying into the wind, the crosswind, huh? what i get is like that, it's picked up speed due to gravity. and over here, it has the same speed here. we call this the horizontal component of the speed. we call this the vertical part or the vertical component. component is more fancy than part, huh? so we have a horizontal component and a vertical component for every one of these speeds. over here--and now my vertical component longer and i get something like this. so the path of the ball really is-- that's not drawn very well now. it should be a little more-- like that. and, hence, the ball curves. but the neat thing is that what happens sideways doesn't change. it's only the downward part that changes. and you know why that's true? the gravity pulls which way again? beginning with a d, ends with a "own." - try it. - down. down, gravity pulls down. and so guess which way it accelerates? - down. - down. how about accelerating sideways? no. s

again my partner in so much important work we do for the city. i want to call ben roman fold for the hard work between the three of us we handle the lions share for the city and we're proud what we're able to do for the city it's important work but, you know, i don't stand here alone and do the job alone i do it with over 2 hundred folks in the tax collectors office. i want to run detain the great seconds of our office. i want to recognize florence mar who is going to be implementing our gross receipts tax. our bureaucracy of tax she is incredible she's bringing in over $100 million a major to make sure everybody pace what they on the other hand, and sonya thank you for your work. we process numerous transactions through the mail on line and over the phone and it's our cashiers that bring in the money. our office of financial empowerment mayor we're doing great work. our gross receipts project is led by jenny and that's an exciting project the biggest change to our tax system in the city and we're stepping up. our it groping group is led by richa

be so for enforcing. the nearly all of which are irreversible temporal spans relevant to the human experience so i think we're done. quite a long time ago although slightly pointed out quote it's rather embarrassing to have given one's and tired life to pondering the human project predicament and to find out in the end one has little more to say and try to be a little kind. of guy i know that we wouldn't be doing what we're doing you wouldn't be running our blog i wouldn't be doing the show if we didn't have faith that we could at least change things i mean is there anything that you can give the audience any tools at all that we can enact right now to prevent this cataclysmic trend. is the literature points out only collapse civilization true friends whatever we care runaway greenhouse i think that's the best hope for other species i think we already fair. and in our case that leads to human extinction in the relatively near term i don't think that means we should give up on the species however and habit

there's just so many issues at play so many barriers so many issues thanks for breaking down at least one of them we can start to understand this issue a little more concretely liz walker shoot it thanks and. coming up we honor dr martin luther king real legacy and why is fight for an apology is more important now than ever before. there are maybe. two or three kosher we're. going to give you a different perspective. i'll give you the information you make the decision. don't worry about how breaking this works it's a revolution of the mind it's a revolution of ideas and consciousness a frustrated with the system the i'm extremely new approach to things would be described as angry i think i'm a strong enough under single. but i think. everybody. did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy correct albus. role. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across several we've been a hydrogen why handful of transnati

so you so this is this is you know we're like def-con four here. in the in the happening or so we have left what can and should people be doing to really big things one we need to spread the word so go to basically your friends your coworkers your colleagues and make sure they know about c.p.p. and fast track and a really good sort of one stop shop is. expose that c.p.p. door that's. supposed to work that leads you to actions that are fast tracked that tells you about the t.p. really good stuff second thing get with your members of the house of representatives democrat republican alike from the house we're going to vote no or lori wallach thank you so much by the way there will be more than thirty four planned demonstrations against the t.p. across the country this weekend major events will be held in chicago san francisco dallas oregon for more information you can also go to trade justice dot ca. jan thirty one coming up our phone lines are now open for your take my take a lot of segments so if you want to chance to ask me a question live in the b

so that's one effect. the other effect is the recovery from the recession, and that would require creation of many more jobs. >> maybe going back to the question for tom earlier -- >> yes. >> so since pre-'09 -- >> uh-huh. >> traditionally we needed 130,000 jobs per month to maintain employment with population growth. are you saying that this year and the year before, that that's actually not true? we don't -- it's been static, our population growth? so if we actually have a $74,000 -- a 74,000-job gain, that's actually 74,000 -- we're moving in the right direction? are you saying that we're, our population growth is taking place at 130,000 roughly per month right now? >> yeah. well, our average has been over this past year has been 182,000. but tom's going to take a stab at this. let -- >> right. just to, in general, with the ep ratio, employment/population ratio, that would indicate that job growth is basically enough to keep track with the growth of the population 16 and over. you're not -- but it's, ob

just so you know, i have this little thing here. just so you know, . [laughter] >> the truth is the same even if this is on the record. >> but his energy and vibrancy. thank you for coming. i think it will be exciting for him. and for us. >> but now here at the bureau now that i am unemployed i cannot afford its but. >> just to go off and write. >> you are the most gracious on facebook. there is plenty to praise it. >> there was a great story yesterday of court in on syria. a terrific story from the white house how they have the managing syria. [inaudible] i think that is right. very revealing and interesting. with. >> and love to the excerpt in the magazine. >> what did you think? >> he is a great believer in that he will be vindicated. [inaudible] one of the keys is to write your own history. he writes his own box -- books. what i like about the review was from sunday said it is the good phrase. no excuses. it is a choice. he has also been critical. [inaudible] [inaudible] how are you? are you good? did you read the book? >> not yet. >> i sent it to

they've said so much. i've crossed those off my list in terms of comments and will not be asking questions tonight. i just wanted to point out that in all of the years that i've been on a commission, i don't believe and i've been at all the meetings, the commission meetings and joint meetings except for one. there has never ever been such a remarkable participation and line up of public comment as it has been tonight and also there has never been all the captains sitting in the meeting participating and showing their dedication so again, if that's worth pointing out here. and the only other thought and i think that this is why we feel concerned and passionate about this, we've been quoting statistics like 21 fatalities and many many more more in injuries and so many of them not reported, for each one of those incidents of fatalities or injuries, for each one, there is this ripple effect that's tra mend -- effect that's tremendous. there's familiar lae members and coworkers. there's a ripple effect and that