next we have terence patterson. >> the afternoon. i am terence patterson. what i think i can bring to the mental health board is an ability to further the integration of programs among agencies and to extend culturally appropriate services. i will speak on that a little more, but i will just mention a bit of my background. before i came to san francisco in 1971, i worked in philadelphia as a community organizer and also with delinquent youth gangs. i then was the race relations officer and family therapy director at the presidio. i then worked for seven i then worked for seven years at the family practice clinic. i worked in washington for the national institutes of mental health since 1990, i have been in san francisco. my interest in integrating programs comes from when i was at san francisco general. we would get children and teenagers referred who had mental health problems. there was no coordination between the school, the social service agency, and the mental health system. i was relatively effective in doing that, in having passion about it, for all

a point terence and get him on there. we need both of these people. >> i will draft the letter and second emotion. >> we have a motion for lena miller. we can't do that without opposition. on might turn -- we can do that without opposition. on my time on the board of education, -- was really alarming. there was a study where they were able to x-ray the brain and you could see there was a difference in the size of different parts of rain for an average six greater in the bay view that experienced violence and, in his or her life and another. it is important that we highlight those issues. i appreciate miss miller for the work you have done. i wanted to appreciate mr. patterson, i know that you are not actually in my district. this is a huge issue. i hope that we will be able to see you on the mental health board as well. to have a motion? we can do that without opposition. madam clerk, please call item number 3. >> resolution declaring the intention of the board of supervisors chu have a property- based improvement distric

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as you know the relations between north and south remain quite terence how big a role can russia have as a mediator in soothing stanchions between the two countries. well russia is one of the six parties participating in the military solution talks. the six party talks indefinitely in the body really knows when they're going to be resumed so russia. can expect the successful resolution of the negotiations by little negotiations between moscow and pyongyang but camels really force any sides to go back so these days to north korea use the party which really wants to go back to the six party talks and participate in those discussions are waiting for more concessions some aid in exchange for its nuclear program but these days probably korea japan and the united states who are much more reluctant to resume the talks so russia's ability is quite limited but i'm sure by literally things can be resolved peacefully or there is some promise. you look things look quite positive after that after meeting with president medvedev there is a possibility of a resumption of six party talks at least fro

as you know the relations between north and south remain a quiet terence how big a role can russia have as a mediator in soothing stanchions between the two countries. follow russia one of the seats parties but the speed in position talks. these the. shelves indefinitely in order to really know was when they're going to be resumed so russia. expects the u. successful resolution of negotiations for local negotiations between moscow and the only one but cannot really force any sides to go back so these days north korea use the party which really wants to build for the six party talks and participate in this discussions or waiting for more concessions some aid in exchange for its nuclear program but. probably korea japan and the united states who are much more reluctant to do you want talks so russia's ability is limited but i'm sure by literally can be resolved peacefully be able to promise the world things a little cooler quite positive after the after meeting with president need to build if there is a possibility of presumption of six party talks with news from moscow's perspective all

can do it nobody else can at least in the right direction that's just gone so far before i let you terence object anymore on this andy for our fervent supporter of ron paul if you had interrupted you know we could have played the wonderful new animation from liberation animation that we have to introduce you so bad like in this and in this with me yeah top hat and a thong and that's the. oh right going to do now because i'm ready to foreign ok joining us now for the first ever exposing the gun in the room on adam vs the man stuff on on em. just. ok still fun for the first i don't even feel like i'm worth all of my only. completely out of my introduction yeah sadly living wills and fireworks going on somewhere here well there aren't for next time but this is the first ever now that you're going to become a regular guest on the show i'll fishel with a bumper introduction and a beautiful animation from liberation animation exposing the gun in the room was to follow any one of those horrible politics ok fight so you want to talk about defense and as long as we've got jake here everybody knows

i think they got fed jump only after the scandals of opinion terence back. >> absolutely right. a classic example of what you just said. shale gas is the energy revolution to transform all of our lives. it is cheap and hugely abundant across the world. if you believe in such things, relatively low-cost and relatively environmentally friendly. in available in places that are not like poland. one of the big problems in the world now is energy supplies are like in the movies. just like massive supplies place is like france. that is really scary. shako gas is like a dream come true. in the stark economic times we can all agree on that. but yet to before we even knew of the existence, last year, this guy makes a film called gas land when somebody turns on the tap tap, methane comes out and he'd like this it from his tap. how did he get in there so soon? they are very, very quick to get the propaganda and first. i think there is a disposition with the slight tendency toward complacency because we believe the world should function on the level of logic of what works and what is true an

security personnel had run for their lives here is his first hand account of the situation here is terence again it's i don't know. feels like a real close to right arm going from two years libyans going through you know being young men one of them is hurt they don't want to be asked for help. we were international community like the transitional council answers so if you're to come play for pursuit of soldiers here at all we heard gunfire several hours ago outside . group into all the rooms. and i think he used chairs as ladders skill to project there's. still computers he went through the rooms install things. he didn't seem. we came to take what they could what happened after the offices which belong to the ruby in which are rented to the libyan foreigner no foreign media story is that some of the journalists here came and started going through the files that the. foreign media. and. that's the present situation here where we we've. been to some panic people been coming down on people praying. that it was a young man right now he's actually telling me not you know it's for his safety an

joining us, dennis prayinger, the indicated radio host, joan walsh from salon.com and in washington terence smith, former media correspondent for the pbs news hour. joan walsh, the commentary on the left has been that obama got rolled, capitulated. you have called his stance appalling and said the democratic party has lost its core values. have you taken a lot of heat? >> no. i think people feel the same way. i don't speak for his base. however, he did sell out core democratic principles. when you have a situation where one party says compromise is a mortal sin and the other says it's good. the party that says compromise is the highest good gets rolled. no way around it. >> dennis, they've been intransigent, unrealistic. >> terrorists, jihadists. >> who cares if we default? have you found that to be unfair? >> not only is it unfair, they are the ones who stood up for america because we're becoming like greece, like italy, like portugal and so on. so i think they have stood up for america. >> what about the intransigence rap. >> it always goes to the republicans. i give you one example here

other source of revenue that the federal government town at that time given by the constitution was terence and they are taking serious about how high you should make a terrace, whether you should do it to optimize revenue stream or to protect her industries and grow industries in the country. hamilton was instrumental in bringing those ideas across. i am wondering how did this tax work in with the. tariffs? and was this tax ever, or did he mean it to be some large percentage of what the federal government was taking in or had it square with what he did on the terraced front to iraq in federal revenue? >> right, was the percentage to the duties imposed and so forth? i don't know the answer. what the actual relationship in terms of actual dollars run and peered well, not the whiskey tasting bring in any dollars. how much it would have brought an affiliate and able to collect it, compared to how much they brought in from terrorists, i don't know dollar amounts they are. but the really interesting question and i will look into it, but i don't know. the issue about terry as having -- you know,