the city going by getting work done. thank you. this is a fantastic opportunity. this is the greatest city in the world.y have my house here, my life is here. that makes it personal for me to do the best job i can. thank you. >> you got it. i will be locked out soon. i am counting on ed. i have been working with him for 15 years, since i have been in local government. there are few people who have earned more respect from so many people and ed lee. he is the right person. the charter of the city, the city administrator position is an extraordinarily powerful position. if we come across a transition, i think his role will be significantly elevated. if we do not, nonetheless, he will be a big part of the future of the city and in partnership with the next mayor. i say this as the future ex- mayor, as someone who lives in san francisco. i want to see it run and govern respectfully. ed lee is the person to do that.

what better place to launch than here in san francisco, the greatest city in the state.h that, i will turn the podium back over to the mayor and we are going to take a mastercard paypass card and charge away. [applause] >> hold a card right here for a moment. now it is charging. now i get to go home. >> nothing else? >> tap and go. safe and secure. >> unbelievable. an extraordinary moment. >> give me a sense, how much will this cost? >> i do not know what the policies here will be, but typically, about $2 a day. >> no requirements on the card? are you going to turn it may for just $2? >> no, we do not. >> i have driven his car for over two years and i have yet to go to a gas station. >> welcome to culture wire. the arabs don't possible has bringing you the best of the arab film to the bay area. this year's festival is no exception. consider the most important arab film festival outside of the arab world, the festival offers a rare window to the arab world and its diverse community. featuring 24 films from over 18 countries, it is also one of the only four runs that showc

this is the greatest city to be in right now. anywhere else besides the bay. >> this is unbelievable. these guys, you guys have been like this all year, though. just we are all together at one time right now. i think we all appreciate them. they show up every game and i mean look at them now. it is indescribable. >> i feel like i'm in a dream right now, i'll be honest with you, man. butterflies. goose bumps, all that good stuff. >> talking about the beard, is it it coming off after this? >> come on now. the beard is here for life. >> did you say the beard is for life? >> you heard it. ♪ just a smalltown girl, living in a lonely world ♪ ♪ took the midnight train going anywhere ♪ ♪ just a city boy born and raised in south detroit ♪ ♪ he took the midnight train going anywhere ♪ >> the torture is over! world champ giants! >> it is in every sense a great day to be a giants fan, ain't it? [ cheers and applause ] >> now, every baseball team in the world knows why to fear the beards. and i thought i was the only machine as terminateor bu

branch library conveys the broad trend of the social and cultural shift in post-war american library programming and design, and it represents the city's greatestital expenditure in the city in the library modernization movement. under the second criteria of architecture, the hpc found that the design embody the principles of mid-20th century library design. that is eligible both as a significant architecture firm in san francisco and as a building that possesses high artistic value. the building design expresses a residential character, and scale that draws from informal scandinavian architectural design, such as scale, space planning, use of natural light, a craftsman chipped, color, and texture of materials. the library itself was rehabilitated in 2007 and retains its integrity. the defining features are outlined in the historic preservation's motion dated june 16. the hpc voted 4-3 to recommend approval of the building as an individual landmark. i will stop there, and we can do 3 afterward. i'm here for questions. supervisor chiu: i was just going to see if there are other presentations related to the marina branch library. i have a couple

what better place to launch than here in san francisco, the greatest city in the state. with that, i will turn the podium back over to the mayor and we are going to take a mastercard paypass card and charge away. [applause] >> hold a card right here for a moment. now it is charging. now i get to go home. >> nothing else? >> tap and go. safe and secure. >> unbelievable. an extraordinary moment. >> give me a sense, how much will this cost? >> i do not know what the policies here will be, but typically, about $2 a day. >> no requirements on the card? are you going to turn it may for just $2? >> no, we do not. >> i have driven his car for over two years and i have yet to go to a gas station. >> i work with the department of environment and we are recycling oil. thank you. we can go into a refinery and we can use it again. they do oil changes and sell it anyway, so now they know when a ticket to a. hal>> to you have something you want to get rid of? >> why throw it away when you can reuse it? >> it can be filtered out and used for other products. >> [speaking spanish] >> it i

the city and county. san francisco is the greatest city in the world. just look at the city, its diversity and everything. i represent the city. i'm a native. i'm part of the fabric of the city, and again, i'll do whatever the city wants. president marshall: so we -- commissioner dejesus: i would move that angela chan be the vice president. president marshall: one at a time. the name of commissioner mazzucco has been entered. i believe i must take public comment before we vote on president. public comment, please. >> members of the commission, ray hart, director of san francisco, open government. i really can't understand how you could possibly elect commissioner mazzucco as president of this commission. the first meeting i was here he interrupted my public comment twice. the second time i just gave up. i figured who is this guy, and does he really believe that he has the right to superseed the constitution and keep me from making public comment? i found out subsequently he's a practicing attorney, member of the california bar, former prosecutor, and i

the city. a giants world series victory parade. >> it is the greatest city to be in right now. don't want to be anywhere else besides the bay. >> it was a massive outpouring of joy and pride. it was a particularer tape parade and ceremony in center city plaza. >> this is the best moment of my life fact. >> fact alot of people feel the same way. it has been a wonderful day. >> truly magical. a celebration that could not have gone any better. more than half a million people filled the streets and crowded the civic center to share the joy with baseball's new world champions. lisa amin gulezian shares the coverage live at the spot where it all happened. >> carolyn, even though the celebration ended here hours ago, the party hasn't necessarily stopped in san francisco. fans are staying there playing. they are getting as much out of this moment as possible. hours after the victory parade ended, a new party started. the horseshoe tavern was filled with orange and black. >> you have to be out on the streets. >> it is 70 degrees out. >> i am loving my city right now. i have endless energ

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[laughter] michael bloomberg, the name of new york city, had this comment about filling in new york city. the entertainment industry's greatest contribution to the city is to make the image of an idea of new york a living, thrilling presence in the minds of people grumble world. few cities have been celebrated as widely and memorably on screen as new york. in that the industry can be seen as a priceless marketing tool for the city. further propelling its economy, prosperity, and vitality. from the visitors' bureau prospective, we think that moving ahead will not just be a short-term boom during production, but a long-term boon. >> thank you. any other public comment on this item? any others? all right. i kind of wanted to echo thoughts on the ability is for the deerow port and commission to try to attract more business in a measurable way. and the economy. to the real-estate department, twice per year at the next program perhaps looking to see if we are of pricing ourselves, looking at more competitive cities to see where we stand. it is a great opportunity. not just for the rent, but for all the things that go along with bei

the number of hours they worked on the city and county projects. it is a different view. we did a thing -- the same thing for apprentices. the trades that accounted for the apprentices in the greatest work hours on city and county projects are almost the same as for the journey people, but in a somewhat different order. this slide shows the percentage of the overall hours in each of these trades worked by san francisco resident apprentices. again, the view -- this is the second view of the trades with the highest percentage of hours worked by san francisco residents, no matter how many those hours are. it gives you a different view of what is happening. similar to the journey workers, the apprentices are coming -- have a similar neighborhood distribution, similar to the journey workers. the largest number come from debut, hunters point, engleside, and excelsior. we're going to shift gears and look at the demand side. regenerative work force projections for skilled trades based on the 10-year capital plan to give us a view of the magnitude and type of work the city will be generating over the next 10 years. we estimate the total workforce need to be around 59,664 full- time equivale

. >> thank you ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from new york, the greatest city in the world, it'she "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs and now, nobel prize winning chemist, david letterman! ( band playing "late show" theme ) ( cheers and applause ) he's just that good, ladies and gentlemen. here's something that falls in the category of dumb idea. some people get together-- and i think a cruise line is involved in this-- they're going to recreate the voyage of the "titanic." ( laughter ) what could possibly any wrong? ( applause ) but it's-- it's all set. they've got the ship, they've got the passengers, and the iceberg will be played by hillary clinton.

. >> i think it's the greatest thing for the city of san francisco right now to wait all this time for the giants to come through, to see the city happy and everybody love and together. [ cheering and applause ] >> great night to be a giants afan. this was a long time in coming. let's go back to arlington, texas with a quick look back. >> reporter: yeah, very much a long time coming. that's kinds of the theme this whole world series. it took years and years, the team came to san francisco and there was a drought. they tried to get a world series championship three times around, it didn't work out. after this one in game 5, the world series is ours and san francisco can claim its own world series crown. >> willie mays, 1954 the polo grounds. the catch would be the turning point in the series the giants would go on to win over the indians. but it would be the team's last world series' wins for 56 years. there would be other chances. but all would end in disappointment and defeat. the 1962 series against the yankees with mccovey at the plate. two men on, a line shot to second baseman bobb

one of the greatest things about our city is treasure island. our kids are always thinking about peter pan. the new projects will be developed. the community will be changing. my mom as a community organizer in los angeles and that is my background. i agree with the other brother who spoke this morning. there has always been a community there. he is right. with the diversity of the new commissioners that have been proposed, and the perspectives of larry mazzola and larry del carlo, they will bring a different tone to the conversations about how our treasure island will be developed and how important it is. for linda richardson, i have not matter until this morning, but i would probably vote for her, given this region given the wonderful references. i am here -- given the wonderful references. i am here to urge your support to approve your support for larry del carlo and larry mazzola. supervisor campos: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. thank you. i am here to speak in support of mr. mazzola and del carlo. it is really simple. larry maz

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and now back to the greatest city on the hudson. >> willard, thank you very much. >>> still to come onboyle. he is great. >> this is the story of aaron ralston. >> exactly, the guy who had to cut off his arm because he was trapped in the canyo >>> good morning, everyone. 8:26. for those coming to work or going to work or going somewhere. a lot of folks are taking mass transit. so much so caltran have added additional northbound trains. huge crowds standing room only that's your key from the south bay and into the peninsula. transover to the b.a.r.t. system and then take b.a.r.t. under the crowds. you will go from underground and into the middle of the freeway as folks are lining the streets. how is that weather? >> weather looks outstanding. 70s for most of the bay area except further inland we'll see temperatures approaching the low 80s around san jose. mid-80s around morgan hill and gilroy. one more day tomorrow. more clouds and showers arriving la ofr ti.me time is 8:7. more news right after the break. >>> for san francisco, torture doesn't apply to giants baseball after a tight rac

the people. the city is home to brothers, who might be considered the greatest comedians in the world. they regularly take aim at the military regime on the stage, which doubles as a house for them and their mother, who is now in her 80's. >> we are bloodless. we are dead meat. [laughter] >> this man has been thrown in jail three times. they plan to boycott the elections. >> see ourselves on stage instead. as comedians, we can speak the truth. for everyone else who would not dare to, because we do not fear any consequences. >> the show starts at 8:30 every evening. sometimes the brothers perform for just two or three people. today, the audience is a newly married couple from spain and a female backpacker from malaysia. >> we are not allowed to open our mouths. >> each punchline is a tightrope walk. the brothers know being a tourist attraction offers them some degree of protection. we return to the city. burma is rich in natural resources, from oil to gold and precious stones. the rice export market is also booming. most shipments are bound for neighboring countries or africa. the artis

the greatest need. and we certainly is seen that throughout the city. and we see by the representation of who's here that that impact is the case. it is districts like district nine, like district 11, like district 10, like district three, where that kind of planning has not fully and appropriately addressed the needs of those communities. and that's why these folks are here. i also want to point out that there was -- in the course of this process, there have been a number of things that have been said and manl a number of things that will be said about this legislation and know that a number of meetings have been had and you have a letter that's dated october 29, 2010, from the hospital council of northern and central california and think that -- i think that even though i have a lot of respect for the individuals who represent the council and who have been working with us, i am quite disappointed with the content of the letter because i do think that it provides a lot of misinformation. and i think it's important to set the record straight. the notion

>> as terry was saying, it will be the greatest world series parade this city has ever seen? >> and that is saying a lot. good morning, happy hump day. we'll talk about the temperatures you can expect at 11:00 as the parade starts at montgomery and washington. 70 degrees, we'll be soaked with sunshine along with confetti and a warm fuzzy feeling thanks to the giants. civic center plaza, 75 degrees and may be warmer if you hang around a little bit longer. let's check out this wednesday. how it breaks town. most of us are in the 50s and near 60 at 8:00 this morning. look how quickly we warm up. temperatures in low to mid-70s. san rafael a little bit behind at. and total sunshine this afternoon and mid to upper 70s, may even hit 80 around morgan hill. let's check out accu-weather seven-day forecast, another record run at record high temperatures tomorrow and flip the switch and falls back in the forecast four to ten degrees cooler from the coast to inland areas on friday for the chance of showers friday evening. saturday afternoon is looking dry but sunday could be wet. monday an

. >> the work at the academy, we may have the greatest level of parenting of any school in new york cityo come out and they're actively involved. the leadership in the school and the same wi -- >> and others who are like me who really, deeply care and are committed to our kids and our community and our families, and we say that our young people, there are a lot of people who don't believe in you, but at this place we have the highest expectations for you. you have to have that same level of expectation for the parents and when parents know that you're serious about this being a real partnership, and you will hold them it accountable for that, it's amazing how parents will respond, but they've got to feel the wow from you. they've got to feel a level of passion and excitement from you as the leader in the school and the environment that you create. you create a winning environment, parents will get involved. >> i think i learned in the last couple of weeks that the quickest way to get everyone's not so nice list is to criticize teachers and parents, and i'm about to do both right now. we

there's another meeting and the land institute will have today from 5 to 6 tonight at city hall if you are interested. >>> one of the greatest high school basketball players this area has ever seen has died. we are all shocked here this morning over the passing of cardinal gibon super start quinten dealy who died at the age of 49 due to heart disease. his parents died when he was 14 and he was raised by his aunt and attended the iewn i of san francisco and ran into trouble out there. and end up being a first round drap pick of the bulls and played alongside michael jordan and played 10 years in the nba. he was living in las vegas reefing bass account ball games and is survived by his daughter and a son playing ball at eastern michigan. that's unbelievable. orioles say renovations will be made during the off season at oriole park camden yards. they will replace the seating bowl seats and will be be finished this off season. less intruce illative railings be will be involved and seat will go drop from 48,000 to 46,000. >>> three minutes after five right now. it is a music genre that is constantly evolving. >> a legendary count

the greatest mr. willie mays. [applause] how about a big hand for all of our special guests, everyone? [applause] we would like to thank the city and county of san francisco and our community partners, bank of america, caw, levi's, coors and miller, sales force.com, diamond foods, and charles schwab who helped make this possible. we would like to recognize broadcast partners knbr 680, the sports leader, comcast sports net bay area and nbc bay area, who bring giants baseball to our fans all season long and who have made it possible for today's event to be watched by giants fans throughout northern california. now, everyone, let's get this show on the road. let's get this party started. it is my great pleasure to introduce two members of the best broadcast team in all of baseball -- please welcome dave fleming and john miller. [applause] >> thank you for that. i always thought that this must be what it is like to be code, to go out to st. peter's on the balcony, and go out and there's hundreds of thousands of people, so i would like to bless you all -- i always thought that this must be what it is like should be pope. amen. i wou