. >> in assessing a two stet -- two step process. i would like to fulfill the requests. thank you. >> i just have one thing to add. in the summary letter, one thing that was not included but we got a late distribution was a letter from moscow. -- boscow. we went to one of their meetings last week. they had asked bad back, as he was leaving office, to give some box on what had been accomplished and what they have, how they do that there way of life but it -- by the tet -- by the fed over the tenure. per acknowledgment was a very nice event >> the other communications -- event. the other communications items? >> sfgov.org -- items? >> other communications items? >> i want you to know that these kids they are probably 10 minutes in the good. if you do not mind, i would like to stand up and if you all could just say hello to them, all of the kids. >> hello. >> welcome. [applause] all right. but i just wanted to say thank you. as you know, they have a 10 minute the attention span. they wanted to come down here and see how a city hall works. they always ask about the drinking

at seb ll info sotimes you go through this maze, and there is a dead-end stet. i am just coming back. i am giving them information that this is not the way to go. there is noertificate for you. yowere the gangster of the year. it does not work for everybody. i save the community a lot of heartache. with the crime that he would comment, just one is worth it for me. [appuse] >> commander beale. we hear a lot of discussion about gang interventionists. how should san francisco's gang task force work with these programs? >> well, i'll tell you. i became the commander of investigations a year ago. this is new to me. what i saw was what the men and women do. this was nothing less than amazing. what the task force does is the majority of the contact that they have with the community, it is really about information sharing, talking and getting to know the people, the families, and they do a lot of work in the intervention field as well as the prevention. with this task force, what they have to do is build those relationships. you cannot do that, with the police and the r

with the large block dimensions that we have, you cannot use the stet intervals, like in new york city this is where the architecture can make a difference. i will return back to boston as an example. the longstreet's are highlighted on your screens as the yellow streaks moving parallel to the river, and even though each street has a different section, they all share the pattern of injury, and bay windows. it sounds a little bit like san francisco. the cross streets, they move from the river, and to the river, and the buildings engage the streets differently. along this street they are very few inches along the edge and if there is an entry, this is recessed. so when you are in there, you always know if you are moving parallel or perpendicular to the river. because this is so clear, the newer and the older buildings maintain this orientation. i think they have opportunities to increase their legibility. the main streets are associated with moving to and from the water, the number streets are associated with moving up and down the peninsula. how can this be made more legible. one opport

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. >> within the etf you would think they're stet gilling volume and action. >> only if the etf becomes like the spider. they had to make an adjustment on all 500 stocks. now they're so liquid, they don't necessarily have to do the layoff. >> and yes let me look at the interest rates. this is one of the most interest things going on with the yield and the ten year continuing higher, we're above 180, and with that gain today, and on the 30 year, that continues higher as well. that's the highest level we have seen on the 30 since may, right? and yet, nothing else is changes right now. the stoke is still there, the vix is going down, so what's the message from the treasury market? >> i think there is a lot of expectation that mario draghi will do whatever it takes. that he will follow up and the european central banks will bring liquidity, and that will make things safer. >> say we don't get mario draghi's action, we don't hear from the fed, what happens to this market? >> yes, expectations are very, very high, and even though it's only only august, the theme here is santa clause is coming

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people like mitt romney who can pay per these elaborate tax avoidance schemes and there's another stetfor everybody elts. >> the ryan tax returns, he's paying a rate of about 20%, which goes pretty much without comment in the environment in which romney is paying a 13. and paul ryan has inherited millions and millions of dollars through his own family, floug his wife's family. he's a very rich person other than the standard of the romney children. but that goes kind of completely unnoticed that he's paying as low as 20 under these circumstances. >> that's low for people in his income category. most people are paying 24%, 25% of their income. it's because of the income he's required to report for tax purposes, most -- a great deal of it comes from his salary as a member of congress. and we tax wages more heavily than capital. and the fundamental goal of the ryan and romney tax plans is people who are already wealthy will be exempted from taxes on what they earn from their wealth. no capital gains, no gift taxes, no estate taxes. that's their goal. workers would be taxed, the very wealth

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i watched one of my heroes stet on to the balcony in prague asked by millions blow to become their first president. i watched mandela's long walk to freedom. i watched the audacity and courage of the tank man in tiananmen square. it was shaking me and my generation as we gorged on it. i needed to be a part of it. the earliest encounters television shaped my global consciousness, and that made me think the people who made television must be both optimistic and aspiration. i am firmly with dennis potter when he said the job of television is to make hearts pound. no wonder then that with my somewhat romantic tendencies and possibly a slight genetic disposition to aim high, i was determined to jump in and start making television that changed the world. reality , of course, is not quite as grand. my very first attempt at producing was a weekly slot at the poughkeepsie access local cable channel. to keep costs down persuaded my brother to designed the logo for free. i left school and started an internship at channel 9 in australia. this is the beginning of what i know was a very privileged pro