the summer of 1927 was amazingly eventful and magical. memorable summer. i think the most memorable and eventful summer any nation ever had. and for me, it was just a whole bunch of discoveries. i didn't know all the things happening, and so i kind of hoped that the reader will read them and be as amazed as i was in discovering them. that's why i don't like to talk about it too much. ly say that the foundation of what got me started on this i've been fascinated be i the fact that these two things happened in the same summer. they happened and lynn berg flew the atlantic and the babe ruth hit 60 home runs. it's vaguely fascinating of the idea of the two iconic events contrast human beings happening in parallel at the same time. i had in mind it might be interesting to do a dual biography of the two remarkable figures. with the whole narrative art meeting when they had the most memorable summer. then i found as i started doing the research that babe ruth and charles lindberg were only part of this amazing summer. you also had the great miss flood which is th

>> so, the summer, for the summer school, program that the district offers. we have a meal program. for that. which is a very limited number of students, the city through the department of youth and family services have a summer meal program that is currently how access to summer meals is available. >> great. >> thank you. >> so i will bring it over to supervisor mar so we can begin our public comment. >> we have a stack of cards here but before we start i wanted to thank the tender loin hunger task force for the report that was released in february and thank liz and ryan from the tender loin neighborhood development center and their work and also barbara and the food bank and meals on wheels. to see, bonina from saint anthonies, and monique from the tender loin hunger task force and paula jones for the important work. i also wanted to thank paul ash, the executive director of the food banks for being here as a resource and as well as and also kevin wing from project open hand and from saint anthony and rita the director of glide as well. now, for the translaters, i wanted to again,

diplomatic tensions between the two nations have deteriorated since the summer when spain into juice increased border checks create in major delays for people entering and leaving the british company sita. state's actions were interned in response to a dispute and the fishing rights given by the developed areas construction of the merino that an artificial reef. last week the european commission ruled that the text by spain exported to north break eu rules. the two nations that the new told save for the sovereignty of gibraltar since it was ceded to britain three centuries ago. at least ten egyptian soldiers have been killed and several more wounded in a car bomb attack in north sinai it happened at the regional capital. i'll reach close to israel and the gaza strip reports say a convoy of buses was carrying soldiers through the area with a roadside bomb went off attacks against egypt's security forces have increased since the fall of president muhammad most he was ousted by the army in july. security forces recently launched an offensive against islamic militants in sinai. or. al qa

that was all through the summer program that she was exposed to. i would also like to say that the summer is an a little bit bitter sweet for us because it does end. after this summer we had over 38 actual positions filled with some of those kids and what we did was we proposed for an expansion of that program through the arts commission and part of our goal is to keep youth in the bayview active, do something constructive with their time, but in addition to that, we wanted to in a way mentor them and equipment them with employment skills which is the other realm of what we do at the organization. by adding a creative and performing arts component, it really complimented the work that we have already done. we are preparing to begin our arts program. we just got in all of our material and the kids are era ed -- ready to go. they want to do it on weekends to create 6-8 portraits of how they see the bayview. it's intended to inspire them not just what they have been exposed to and what they see and know of the bayview but also what they see in the fut

he was convicted of tax fraud this summer. november thef senate voted on whether to strip him of his seat at a conference. hasecent months, berlusconi pushed his party to break away from the prime minister's government. instead, it is the party that has ended up raking apart. -- breaking apart. >> we are no longer capable of bringing down the government. >> berlusconi may have run out of cards to play. has won ah yameen runoff election in the maldives. yameen has a narrow lead over the former president mohamed nasheed. sports now. nigeria, nigeria has become the latest nation to qualify for next summer's world cup. they beat ethiopia at home to complete a 4-1 aggregate win. that makes them the first african nation to book their place in brazil. they have played in the world cup finals five times. germany has also qualified. the result was overshadowed for that had aoach serious injury to one of his key players. injury inas struck by the sixth minute of the match. the doctor's verdict, a torn cruciate ligament that will keep hi

the shutdown earlier this summer has been the source of much controversy. it was part of government efforts to balance their nation's budgets but critics say the government is serving the troika. talks are between iran and the five permanent members of the u.n. security council plus germany vowed a deal early on sunday after three days of tough negotiations, talks are scheduled to resume in 10 days time. >> the geneva talks hit a snag. evidently because france objected to the deal on the table. diplomatic sources said the french made tougher demands on iran than the other powers. >> geneva meeting allowed us to advance, but we were not able to conclude because there are still some questions to be answered. >> france said the proposed deal would have done little to curb iran's growing stockpile of highly enriched uranium or halt the construction of its reactor. and although all six world powers were wary of a hasty compromise, everyone agreed that talks were ending on a positive note. >> obviously the 600 may have a difference of views, but we are working to

has given us when we started this summer jobs plus now we've got 6 thousand jobs this summer. i'll very proud. we'll continue to be working with secretary don vin. this is going to be part and particle of many visits to come. i want to unveil times we're leveraging the federal programs. i know he's existed with when he looks to san francisco such as the demonstration programs we'll be modeling that with him and how it works in such a decency city of san francisco and we'll continue to protect our community and be safe also for generations to come they'll get out of poverty cycles by working with our agencies. with that, i want to welcome secretary john donovan. he's sharing his expertise and i know he joins me with the allergy beginnings for public housing. i introduce to you and again welcome secretary john donovan secretary of hud (clapping) >> good morning. good afternoon. what a beautiful behalf day. and i am so happy to be back in san francisco. i'm reminded as i traveled around the neighborhood this morning something that one of my former colleagues used to say hillary c

>> redistribute summer. and i would say some good things that happen during the summer.as opportunity, camps projects should be distributed through the year. can school should be more like a summer camp with more exploration. i think we've lost some of the magic of the one-room schoolhouse where older students have responsibility for younger students. i think a lot of teenage angst because they're not treated like adults. they need responsiblity and take ownership and have leadership. i think we need to rethink, instead of pushing people together at set pace and some students get an a, some students get a b, some students get a c and some students fail but, make sure all students get the a level and time appropriate to master concepts. >> how about mixed age classrooms? that is something you talked about. how does that work? >> this is something i point out, most of human history the world was mixed room classroom. you may be part of a tribe or extended family and young kids are mentored by their cousins, second cousins, siblings, uncles and aunts. this notion we've gott

summer. i think the most eventful summer that any nation has ever had are certainly peacetime. to me it was just a whole bunch of discoveries. i didn't know about all of these things happening. i kind of hope the reader will be done and be as amazed as i was discovering them. the foundation event weren't always been fascinated by the fact two things that happen in the same summer. one was that charles lindbergh for the atlantic and the other was babe ruth hit 16 home runs. i was fascinated by these two iconic events by these complete the check demeans human beings throughout the same time. i just had it in mind that it might be interesting to do a dual biography of these two remarkable figures. but with the meeting of 1927 coming together when they had their most memorable summer. and then i found as i started doing research for a paper that charles lindbergh were really only part of this amazing summer. you had the great mississippi flood, which is still the biggest natural disaster in ameri

i tell them about a book i read called freedom summer about the summer project 1964 when young people from all over the country and the south, bruce tells the story through the interviews of these young people and they went and talked about how they can change the world. they knocked on the doors and they said i don't want anything to do with you. they got discouraged. john louis said if it wasn't for freedom summer, barack obama wouldn't be in the whies how white house. 40 years from now our children are going to see a better criminal defense public defense system because of you. so our lawyers are changing the world. public defenders are changing the world everyday and you don't realize it because you are caught up in this wrath of injustice. part of it is supporting the public defenders to advocate with stories to try to get the resources that we need and to ultimately build a movement where the voices are too loud. you can't ignore the voices saying. remember what gideon said, this is a civil rights issue and we need to shame the country into stepping up to the plate. >> if anyone

this is been the best summer of my life. i am a student now and i am going to the village with mom we will have strawberries on the terrace i am taking my favorite guitar. what a beautiful summer what a wonderful life is waiting for me. the chinese friends made me a guitar on the stimulus that is so i started playing the seven string guitar i played quite well he played it well to some level that i started when i was about ten years old. he saw me in the park it was a sunny day she was too shy to approach me i saw him in the corner of my eye there was some sentimental song playing in my mind i'm trying to remember it now but i can't something sad for some reason maybe it's because i'm leaving the city for the whole summer and won't see him until a lot of people. drawing the picture. nobody expects to do it that way through a good note. wisdom just doesn't use it if i didn't there were no passenger trains so we walked to let a grat. we couldn't recognize it though tape was crisscrossed over all the windows all the shop window

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>> if any of michael santos' san francisco state students began the school year how he spent the summer? the answer might surprise them. >> today we're going to talk about the federal prison system. >> michael was in federal cu custo custody. >> i just want to share my experience with you. >> but then again, prison is where michael santos has spent the last 26 summers of his life. >> 26 years, 9,500 days. 9,500 days from entrance to release. >> it was in 1987 when michael was convicted of being a drug kingpin op of shipping kilos of cocaine from miami to seattle. >> i made every bad decision you could make. >> but before he was sentenced before he spent a ting single of those 9 h 500 nights in prison, michael made one very good decision. he picked up a philosophy book and learned about socrates. >> particularly, when he had an opportunity to escape, he said no, i'm not going to do that. i live in a democracy and in a democracy, i have the right to change the laws that i don't believe it. but i don't have a right to break the laws. that's what totally transformed my life. >> he vowed the

in the summer when it's 40 degrees celsius.hat's nearly -- [laughter] 9,000 degrees. [ laughter ] this week the country of qatar tries to put that criticism behind them and unveil the planned world cup stadiums. let's take a look. [laughter] all right can we come back. i'm not -- i'm not usually one to shout out oh, my god that looks like a giant steel have begina but that looks like a giant still vagina or either that or something donald trump puts his hair on at night a sensuous peril where the finest restaurant presents a plate with a huckelberry gastrique and then it looks like what appears to be a vagina. there's more footage of stadium which sensuously glides up the stadium's opening and dives in from a view within. i always wondered what was inside of those things. if i may, well attended soccer match was low on the list. i didn't realize. to be fair the design is not shocking. it's a variation on things that have been around since the 70s. [ laughter ] of course that was -- [laughter] that was before that before buildin

now a sad update to the bay area proud story we brought you this summer. this resignated with people around the world. the story of jenn bullock lane, the 35-year-old stylist of mountain view diagnosed with stage four lung cancer earlier this we're given four to six months to live. she wanted to make the most of her time left. it was going to be a small ceremony until the east bay wedding planner heard jenn's story. in two weeks, erica convinced more than 60 vendors to donate $60,000 in goods and services to give jenn her dream wedding. it was a story viewed and shared tens of thousands of times by people all over the world. jenn's wedding day was a memory she cherished for the rest of her life which ended the morning of october 10th at her home, her husband by her side. one horse with one horsepower. that makes you feel pretty dumb doesn't it? [ laughs ] this is literally 360 times more powerful than you. look at you. you're worthless. there you have it -- 360 times better than a horse. staring contest -- go. i win. ♪ he loves me. he loves me not. he love

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the summer of 1927 was amazingly eventful and magical. memorable summer. think the most memorable and eventful summer any nation ever had. and for me, it was just a whole bunch of discoveries. i didn't know all the things happening, and so i kind of hoped that the reader will read them and be as amazed as i was in discovering them. that's why i don't like to talk about it too much. ly say that the foundation of what got me started on this i've been fascinated be i the fact that these two things happened in the same summer. they happened and lynn berg flew the atlantic and the babe ruth hit 60 home runs. it's vaguely fascinating of the idea of the two iconic events contrast human beings happening in parallel at the same time. i had in mind it might be interesting to do a dual biography of the two remarkable figures. with the whole narrative art meeting when they had the most memorable summer. then i found as i started doing the research that babe ruth and charles lindberg were only part of this amazing summer. you also had the great miss flood which is the

maybe in the summer in hawaii. id not rte news on the door the gospel lesson for the pastry with us to fish around me just to look a very huge. you can. we will win the eye. i know. shh got take participation rates quick twitch. it's that time and for such success. she wants pink eye. we stayed late markets. this is me this week. so for what. but the system. at this trip and each will go was telstra with a ninety percent with the text of what i did. for the next workout i've had looks pretty good. what is he. the dogs of this. look it up instantly i know. it literally at bay the bicycles as the sofa to leave the wood frame and then tumbled to cover bowles was very intriguing and that sweet souls thought that it too so the cover will be aboard the station. since listing in building its one hundred percent recycled the five senses. it's cheap combine those with material costs can be urban environmental projects. this can be to get kids to school in africa. then of course. we hope to do list. seasonal solutions to pla

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he stays in his town during the summers the town of britain ton and in his mom's 90s he finds her a place there he is driving back and forth to yoblg to see him on his death bed. this is the road on his way to york. n this is about a 2 minute section of the drive but if i see a video of the drive you'll see as you come into town you see this phone booth and you get down to the bottom and you see this house that way and you see this wall you never see that like this it's a compression. this monument you're on your way out of town all those fields there are imagines like this. for example, if you want to get to this point you see this horizon those horizons are piled on top of each other. this is more the case in this picture which is the final picture of the series this is the view of the hill. this is coming over the hill and you see the whole vista with. i often saw that as him overwhelming his impervious and the whole work opening up. this is in boston now you can feel your driving and your back wheels 0 or on the backside of the hill and your front wheels on on top of hill. he continue

steven's suitcase summer continues. >> you traveled a lot during the summer. >> i did. >> you were livingtcase. >> i actually never said steven suitcase summer and i like that. >> my nephew braylen is just call enough for any confusion. >> you want to generate your own status update, head over to "right this minute".com, click on today's show for the link. if you want to share your update, do it on facebook.com/"right this minute." >> funny things happen when internet team stares team up. our old buddy roman atwood teaming up with the dudesons. >> we're going to be feeding the seagull some popcorn. >> watch what they're about to do. some sleeping beach-goers. >> oh, that's so funny! >> and up can imagine what's about to happen next. they basically put a ring of popcorn around these people. >> look at that guy. >> these things are relentless, man. >> i would hey this if this happened to me. they get these girls and of course they freak out. >> there's pop on your butt. >> aw! >> they might just be messing with her. >> they probably were just to freak her out. >> i like the ring they put ar