surry. definitely everyone played a part in the. with that everyone's contribution, i do not think we would be standing here today. >> thank you. president nolan: it has gotten so much attention, international attention, so thank you. director brinkman: i attended an event, and congratulations to all of you. it is an amazing program. i thought i knew a lot going in, and i learned a lot and the two days, and it was fascinating to see the others there, as he said, waiting to learn from us and to see what goes on in san francisco, so i want to say thank you. you have a fabulous team. i look forward to supporting the rollout of sf park, because i think if it is a game changer. parking is an incredibly emotional topic, but the way you present it took the emotion out of it and really made it a dated driven process an idea. that was fascinating, and it will be really interesting to see where it goes. president nolan: director vice chair lee? vice chair lee: you pull up, and you say, "wait a minute. it takes a credit card." that is amazing.

surry fenty because it the beating heart of arabism. -- syria claims it is the beating heart of arabism. and new disturbing video of torture. "we're going to show everyone what is happening to you." "for god's sake, i have done nothing. then someone says "go easy on him." >> the violence there clearly continuing in syria, the prime minister of the tar -- qatar said the arab states had reached the end of the in-line with syria. just how much clout does the arab league have over bashar al- assad? >> we thought of the arab league as a useless organization that talks and does nothing, but they have been doing this very quickly and decisively. the mood to suspend syria on saturday, -- the move to suspend syria on saturday, that has set the timetable running. it has increased pressure on president assad. clearly, they are deeply stung by eds. -- by it. those hoping to change things in syria are hoping it will lead to act from the rest of the world, for example in new u.n. security council resolution in the coming days and weeks. we have also seen the turks are getting very tough on syria. it

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i criticize the majority use of a rulemaking process that is opaque, and exclusionary, and at the surry. in contravention of the experiment -- of the spirit of the administrative procedure act, the government and sunshine that, and president obama's memorandum on transparency in open government. that criticism apparently made no impression on my colleagues who have continued this process and the same manner and without my participated. they make an unequivocal clear that they intend to publish a final rule before the expiration of a member backer's appointment without regard to port traditional role. is this heavy handed? guest: if the vote is not taken today, the nlrb will almost be ineffective. i do not look get it as being a political vote. i see it as a vote that will be needed for the board to continue to move afford. there have been all kinds of refusals. we had more judges positions open because of republicans in the senate not confirming the persons for the position. we have more vacancies because of the senate, one person can object. they do not have to say who they are. they j

if you all realize surry are today, even though we have applied president, you see he is still struggling. that only goes to show you that the black summitt, we were out front, they were -- we were the first organized group to fight and when you begin the fight, you may noise, you got trouble. so we just continue to fight. and i always would be remiss because if i would mention one of the people that was before us, that had the struggle, they deny that the recognition, because she was one of the slaves and the jungle people back in that date. she is now 89 years old. i always have to give her heard just do. -- her just due. [applause] that being said, as have other things. >> thank you so much for making apologies and letting everyone know. that is why the chair was empty as promise for you. one of the questions i like to ask and we jump into the real political stuff. your experience in hollywood, how you got started, and what if any barriers you have confronted to achieve their dream of working in hollywood. >> to see all: here -- to say uncle lou here, i played a son -- his son on a pro