. >> civil rights lawyer, brian stevenson, is one of the nation's leading prison reform advocates. >> i think we have hundreds of thousands of people in prison who are not a threat to public safety. >> but is it about safety, or is it about punishment? >> i think we have created a culture that makes it entirely about punishment. >> and you might be surprised who else thinks mass incarceration is a problem, the people who run louisiana's prison system. >> and i think nation-wide, we lockup people too long and too many of them. >> seth smith is the director of operations for louisiana's department of corrections. >> it's not working. it's not giving us the results that we want. it's costing a lot of money. we send people to prison that aren't necessary a danger to society, and then we keep people that their time for danger is over. they're no longer a threat. >> he says it is time to rethink prison from simply punishment to rehabilitation. you say it is about rehabilitation but a lot of americans think it should be punishment. this should be hell. >> suure, but we could make somebody wo

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. >> second from vice president stevenson is there any discussion or changes? skill, let's hope it up for public comment again. >> we will begin with public comment in the room when we have concluded we had proceed to remote public comment. are there any members of the public who are present in the room today who wish to speak? if so, please come forward one by one and speak clearly into the mic. seeing none, we will proceed to remote public comment. members of the public who wish to make public comment on this item, should dial into 415-655-0001 and the access code is 2485 107 1902. be sure to press star 3 to be added to the queue. for those already on hold in the queue, please continue to wait until it is your turn to speak. do we have any callers in the queue? >> we have a caller. >> it's david pillpal. i'm not sure that i have my public comment should be prior to the motion because public comment is taken prior to a vote on the same page item what second line amend the 1932 residential rev not budget and there were some other things that i don't understand

adlai stevenson was for ever being cut off -- >> you're sainting him. >> yes. he was for ever being cut off in the middle of a television speech. and it wasn't that he was inept or amateur. it was that he made the mistake of believing that people who were serious about democracy would want to listen for 30 minutes or 40 minutes to say candidate for president telling them honestly substantively what he would do. and that's a long time ago. i mean, television from its infancy -- forgive me -- has distorted and redefined american democracy. and on balance, i would say not for the better. and what we are living through now is inevitable. donald trump didn't create this situation. he simply exploited it. and rather skillfully, i must say. but the fact is the oldest -- now becoming the oldest cliche in town, the reality show that is this presidency extends to public appearances where he plays a role. it's the equivalent of, i suppose, you know the old friday night wrestling where you knew it was fake, you knew everything you were seeing was not authentic, but that wa

um agway stevenson to find the sainted. adway was forever being cut off your sainting him. yes, my say that like was forever being cut off in the middle of a television speech. um, and it wasn't that he was inept or amateurs. it's because he made a mistake. of believing that people who were serious about democracy? would want to listen for 30 minutes or 40 minutes to a candidate for president telling them honestly substantively what what he would do. and and that's a long time ago. i mean television from its infancy. but give me has distorted. and redefined american democracy and on balance, i would say not for the better. and what we're living through now. is inevitable donald trump didn't create this situation. he simply exploited it. and and rather skillfully, i must say. but the fact is the oldest now becoming the oldest cliche in town the reality show. that is this presidency. um extends to public appearances where he plays a role. it's the equivalent of i suppose, you know, the old friday night wrestling. well, you know, it was fake, you know, it was phony you know, w

never heard a piece of music that had more impact than "the lincoln portrait" as narrated by adlai stevenson. it still moves me to tears. and none of this was in a vacuum. broadway, the golden age of broadway, '30s, '40s, '50s, somewhat even into the '60s. sondheim. i mean, that's my milieu, that's -- you know, who's to analyze, i suppose? it's just a world that i wanted to inhabit. >> so let me contrast what you've said with the recent death of neil simon, where do you put him? >> neil simon, certainly -- it's interesting, i'm fascinated by what happens to people after the peak of their careers. i mean, neil simon was the most successful playwright of his team. he never -- with some exception, he never received the kind of critical embrace that popular audiences -- and indeed, to some degree, he suffered because of his popular appeal. you know, i don't think -- i'm trying to think whether i've ever seen a neil simon play. it sounds snobbish, and i don't mean to, but what's interesting about neil simon to me is, in his later years, he lived -- i mean, i think his last successful play was in

i've stayed as i phone and ignore slam stevenson, hammock ingles, all sons. and maybe he could been 55 when. okay, so mine is 2000 speedy. when else was about this even with we will van in the european union the kremlin jeff machine. the state aunt rush up to date and split ortiz spoke mckibbin, our video agency, roughly all band on youtube with palmetto. she did you think it was for channels with ah key controls, security forces, a nationalist battalions tried unsuccessfully to retake soviet and then began shelling the city on a regular basis. at 1st, locals couldn't believe their own army would open fire on their homes. nevertheless, kate brought in and used heavy artillery. i do. yeah. it's almost like if i remember, so a what a forced to do the good news reporter with you and you put it with i see with with her the water super then to bring in, in the early summer of 2014, there was still some hope that conflict will be resolved peacefully that the bloodshed would stop and they key would start negotiating with the citizens of the southeastern regions. it'

i've side as i'm phoning, no slant. stevenson jimenez ingles also signed up for a group in the fifty's babbled disabilities home and he's gonna be the one else with we will band in the european union the kremlin. yup. machine. the state aunt rush up to date and school r t spoke mckibben. our video agency, roughly all band on youtube with the question, did you think it was with me a ah, how did you craniums become so divided their relatives who no longer speak to each other because they support different sides. to better understand this, we need to zoom out and go back back to the early ninety's when the standoff between these 2 military organizations came to an end. the war so packed was disbanded and these countries could no longer rely on it to protect them. in case of an attack, the soviet union collapsed and countries like ukraine became independent. bratia and america were starting to become friends, but need so kept expanding its collective defense. many russian c, nato as a vestige of the cold war, inherently directed against their country. they point out that they have disbande

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there's a crash shot down near stevenson. and we do have some slow traffic.ittle bit slow across the spin getting over the peninsula. but all in all, we haven't seen anything unusual. in fact, today, it was a better commute than it was. yesterday at this time today, it's dry, even though it's windy. the wet weather yesterday really had everything slow. today it's more like an ordinary commute. it's 8 19. let's bring steve in the talk about today's weather. uh it's a cold one out there for us here for april after last week, eighties and nineties on the temps here that might might fall down my microphone. i think it did. i don't know. there it is. you didn't hear that, did you? all right now, let's get to it. look at the cloud cover coming down off the coast. why is that happening? because at 5000 ft, everything is the temperature is 26 degrees. alright so that is very cold air going over relatively warmer ocean temps, even though they're very cold cloud cover of mendocino county lake county and favoring the coast. how cold are those water taps? so you have 26

little never, i've side of i'm phoning awesome stevenson, hammock ingles, all sunset for a group in the 55 when. okay, so mine is gonna be the one home with we will ban in the european union, the kremlin. yup, machines. the state aren't russia today, and school ortiz spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all bands on youtube and pin said with, ah, ah oh no more. when i was showing wrong, when all proofs just don't hold any you have to figure out disdain becomes the advocate and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground. ah was a little sheila who pushed look at it. so no cable, no cable. i stuck my my this week. don't get off dead with it. oh no really needed to know oh your list. a unit doctors monitored the dissections waiting for samples. some needed a brain or heart. others deliver? mm hm. that's how to breathe. a deadly super virus capable of destroying a human body in no time said shadow. you see a fish there? good. it's a great joke. your lunch, if you a country it stale law cables from you would issue there to

was nominated twice by his party, but before him the last and ashley stevenson was nominated twice by the democrats, but dewey was the last republican before nixon. how often by the way. i know we had the donald trump hillary clinton contest, but how often have the two candidates major candidates been from the same state? well, not only that 1944 they were from the same county. great daily double. question fdr and thomas dewey both hailed from duchess county new york fdr from hyde park and dewey from little town called pauling, which is only about two miles from the, connecticut. border beautiful spot, it's still a beautiful spot and it was a little thomas's. sort of development old thomas who's a forgotten name today, but who wasn't in some ways to cronkite of his day. he was an even more than that. he was a world traveler who brought movies. he created the myth of lawrence of arabia, for example, and he did i think for 40 years. he did a nightly news broadcast which in the last i'm teen years he broadcast from his studio next to his home. pauling new york i whenever he was radio, no

[applause] one of the leading chronicles of her history of lynching is brian stevenson who happens toho wanted very much to be here today but he could not. he helped build the national memorial for peace and justice in montgomery, alabama america's first site dedicated to understanding the legacy of lynching. you know, his extensive research so between 1877 and 1950, more than 4400 black people were murdered by lynching, most in the south but some of the north as well print that is a lot of folks man and a lot of silence for a long time. lynching was pure terror to enforce the lie that not everyone, not everyone is created equal. chair to systematically hard civil rights terror not just in the dark but in broad daylight. innocent men, women, children hung bite nooses from trees, bodies burned, drowned, castrated. their crimes, trying to vote. trying to go to school. trying to own a business or preach the gospel. false accusations and murder, arson, robbery, simply being black often in crowds of white families gathered to celebrate the spectacle taking pictures of the bodies and mailin

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she had to pursue his appeal to chicago to was going to put, you know, with religious is slower stevenson, maybe a little bit, put a woman here, a bunch of lisa shadows. but there was a thick step across him that went to begin to move just a little bit about the trusted with them. so i'm, if you sent through the course traditional the come into the lecture, please are sure known as ocean goes to an end with what you call, or they just include him, put him with this formula yet, but it couldn't absolute, a massive control as well. so you can shuffle, vicious post will go up as of late the course, democrats, ational, spend one most kill, kill doing the, you call it somewhere or 2 political, the said bureau with a, you know, with his merely a key ritual, is, he'll put it that way. to september 1991 crabtree traveled to the united states seeking support for ukrainian independence in ukraine. a campaign for an actual secession from the ussr began to unfold a mid are rapidly deteriorating economic situation. sentiment was that the republic was able to fully provide for itself, and that the sovi

treasure island, which was published in 1883 stevenson weaves a wonderfully dramatic tale of the search for pirate treasure replete with a map of skeleton island. where an x marks the spot where treasure is to be found. treasure island is also the book that gave us that familiar sea shanty refrain 15 men on the dead man's chest yoho and a bottle of rum drink in the devil had done for the rest yoho and a bottle of rum and now you know why i became a writer and not a singer. now during this talk. i'm going to be showing a number of new yorker cartoons that relate to the pirate theme in case you can't read them. i will read the the punchline for what it's worth yoho and a chilled pinot grigio actually rhymes you'd be amazed. there are hundreds of cartoons that the new yorkers put out over the decades that use pirates as a theme now movies have also had a major impact on how we view pirates. most recently disney's pirates of the caribbean franchise is generated a renewed pirate mania. this fellow looks like johnny depp, right? actually, i wanted to have a picture of johnny depp in the book.

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it's all feel piped into her home, but it's barely enough for her family's needs. stevenson, well, dollars a month on the line. so many people come here and wait in line to collect water. it's never empty. it's crowded in the mornings. some people come as early as 3 am dana this. across the road, women pay to use pont water to wash clothes, cut manned is rapidly growing, population is training the city's already overwhelmed municipal water system. most people have to buy water from tankers at high prices. the city relies on aquifers fed by monsoon rains, but as it expands and demand for water rises, they're running dry. got the man to his home to 4000000 people. the 50 y 430000000 pieces of water a day. less than half that demand is being supplied, resident hope vicious and long delayed milan water supply projects to pipe water from the river to the city will reduce demands. that project is run by the public utility k u k l. that's now upgrading infrastructure to protect water supplied from the milan. q river. thought it up out to kill companies, to distribute the available water you could

ah ah ah ah, needs to come to the russian state will never be as tight as i'm calling osland. stevenson, jimenez goes, i'll slap it within 50. that'll be fine. okay, so mine is 2000 speedy. when else with we will van in the european union the kremlin. yup. machines. the state aren't russia to date and split ortiz sputnik given our video agency, roughly all band on youtube, with pollution diggity equipped with mm. rising prices for groceries in essential goods, panic and hype. this leads to empty shelves in supermarkets and retail profiteering, despite the fact that sanctions have been imposed on one country, only russia, people in different parts of the world are feeling the impact, the so called unilateral sanctions have a boomerang effect on the countries the of imposed number banning all in ports of russian. oil and gas in emmys. russian oil no longer be accessible. you as sports in america, people will deal another powerful blow to warmish. ah, as they all say, natural gas companies are making a grab money, which is what, how america worse. right, right. was car back to new jersey t

disappointment from your grade was at the method of said it's a very bitter message to hear from germany. stevenson that thank you very much indeed for that update. most of the heads on al jazeera israeli troops fire rubber bullets inside the accent must compound. we have the latest on rising tensions occupied the site and sri lankan ramp calls for the president to step down for the police killing of an anti government protest . ah hello, we've got rain clouds gathering across southern parts of japan over the next couple of days. it's largely fine and dry at the moment with high pressure in charge, but not high is pulling out of the way this massive cloud will slide its way in this weather system to the north of us here. that's going to just east down across northern areas of china, pushing towards the far east of brush. but as that where to where the coming in across q shoe for thursday, big down pause. they're pushing towards tokyo close through nicely as we go on into friday. warm sunshine coming back in 27 degrees celsius. personally wet and windy weather gale force windsor into hawkeye for a t

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of a group known as the beatles, which was responsible for beheading journalist james foley and stevenson sought love, as well as aid workers. i'll shake faces life in prison when his sentence, in august, still a head here, a russian warship. now at the bottom of the seat, we looked at whether it was an accident or an attack. why ukraine and make your hostile bid the world's richest man tries to take every twitter and tell you why a journey has begun. the, the full world cup is on its way to catch your cattle package. today it's friday. welcome to your world's weather update for europe in africa. however, on great to see you. so we've had this disturbance pretty much parts over the western mediterranean, strapped down a lot of what weather for northern algeria that continues on friday, but pleasant conditions across siberia. lisbon we see you 23 degrees with some sunshine. up to the northwest. we go and some shower zip in across to republic of ireland and also at northern ireland as, while warmer air being drawn up. so london 22 degrees but cold air is rushing down . so that stock and dow

i'm not a good christian is robert louis stevenson of the duty of the christian is not to succeed buty. if so i'm the most cheerful guy you'll ever encounter. but, he was on that bridge. he was on the freedom rides. he was in nashville coming out of american baptist theological seminary, a tiny school still there. the fancy kids what to morehouse. jon and bernard lafayette and james bevel went to this, there were 100 students imagine that one little school of 100 students on the cumberland river and nashville produced john lewis, jamesev bevel, ultimately diane nash it was just an incredible story. but what i realized, watching him and talking to him and those almost 30 years i haven't thought about that, as he was in the house and as he became, this is why the most fascinating things about john lewis, he became a kind of walking monument. he was kind of in anniversary business. he took congressional delegations back everyee year to selma if you needed something on an anniversary he was always there. he is the only public figure i have ever known who could be at a scene of his great t

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not a very good christian as robert louis stevenson said. the duty of a christian is not to succeed but fail cheerfully and if so i'm the most cheerful guy you'll ever encounter . but he was on that bridge. he was on the freedom ride. he was in nashville coming c out of the american theological seminary, a school there. the fancy kids went to morehouse. john and bernard lafayette, james bethel. there were 100 students. imagine that, there's one little school with 100 students on the cumberland river in benashville. there's john lewis, james neville, ultimately diane nash. it's just an incredible story. but what i realized watching him and talking to him in those i guess almost 30 years as he was in the house and as he became and to me this is one of the most fascinating things about john lewis is he became a kind of walking monument. he was kind of in the anniversary business. he took congressional delegations back every year to selma. if you need something on an anniversary he's always there . and he's the only public figure i've ever known

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shery: the hsbc chief financial officer ewen stevenson speaking to bloomberg.la tanks, dropping $126 billion, on concerns that elon musk could sell shares to find his twitter take over. more on that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: microsoft is rebounding and gaining back the losses we saw early in the session, given that they actually beat earnings estimates for the first quarter. there cloud services did really well. alphabet continues to move down, but still peering back the earlier losses, down 2%. they missed on expectations, in the market reaction was not kind. we saw ge being one of the biggest losers on the s&p 500 today because they are still struggling with those supply chain disruptions. gm, though, did really well and we are seeing gains after hours. tesla, there are some concerns that you unmask might be selling some of his shares to find his twitter buyout and that is pretty putting pressure on the stock. haidi: as we said, investors were not kind. certainly a tough day for tesla investors, shares falling. tesla is sinking as part of a broader se