tim brown who is the ceo, sandy speaker who i'm hoping i'm pronouncing her last name correctly. gabe climb an, kaleta stafford, lindsey weithorn and roseta. we are fortunate that we have a tremendous number of students that are engaged. it is a school night. so we want to call out a special thanks to a couple of the student ambassadors who have come tonight and are going to share some of their experience on this work. vanessa tran, marco ponce and joyce gu. we also have some nutrition coordinate oris who are here. we have jettison steal who played a role when he started as a coordinator and helped us get involved and engaged in a broad array. last but not least we have some of our s and s cafeteria staff. we cooperate -- couldn't do it without their support. dolly is here and julia garcia. they will be saying something later nont presentation as well. that is to give the board a sense of the number of people who were involved with the presentation. i'm sorry, i'm getting distracted. the number of different teams members involved. as you can see it's a very broad team. we also --

, 1987 heisman trophy winner from notredame and the national chairman for 911 welcome number 81, tim brown. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. elise. she left out number 81 in your program but number one in your heart she left that part out. so it is a pleasure to be here today. we are here to recognize two outstanding 911 youth heroes and four incredible 911 dispatch heroes. these youngsters acted with bravely and confidence, and in an imagine crisis situation and helped to save the lives of their loved ones. our 4, 911 dispatch heroes worked behind the scenes in cooperation with law enforcement and fire and emergency medical response, the men and women who answer this call each day are the true first responders when a emergency strikes which can often make the difference between life-and-death between people in need. they are truly real heroes. please join me in welcoming the director of san francisco management lisa hofmann. [ applause ] >> thank you, tim and thank you elise and kelley from 911 for kids, every year they make this a successful ceremony in honoring children, heroes and

it is unbelievable to be catching and catching passes from a hall of famer, and standing next to tim brown it. so, it's a good time. kevin: for derek holder, an officer in the navy, it was a dream come true, because this was a who's who of nfl living legends at this year's nfl madden pro am. jerry rice, deion sanders, troy aikman, barry sanders, warren moon, and dozens more. everywhere you looked, hollywood stars were rubbing shoulders with nfl stars, a two-day event on one of the most impressive ships ever built, the uss midway, a ship that served for 47 years from 1945 to 1992. it's a gorgeous sight being in san diego. you look out there, the bay, great sun, football on a carrier, nothing better. kevin: big enough to hold thousands of troops, on this day the crowd was packed with hundreds of armed forces and their families, all here to get an up-close view of their heroes. and some of the troops even got a chance to suit up and play. the nfl superstars weren't just here to compete. they were also to honor the people they consider the true heroes. donovan: we just want to let them know th

applause and cheers ] >> i remember seeing a quote from you talking about when you first got here tim brownry rice seemed like the old guys. now you're that guy. >> absolutely. >> you're the future hall of famer. you're the pro bowler. do you see the guys looking at you how you looked at them a little bit? >> oh, man, i know it. they talk to me the same way, too. you know? [ laughter ] >> you know, we always joked to those older guys about how old they are and, you know, where we were in time relative to where they were, you know, in the nfl and, you know, now i get the same thing, you know, about hey, i was five when were you doing this and that. i'm like come on, man. give me a break. you know? [ laughter ] >> how old that makes me feel? geez !! >>> the 49ers will hold woodson's former team the green bay packers sunday in the season opener. i asked jim harbaugh if opening day is like christmas morning for him. >> i wouldn't compare it to christmas at least as a coach. maybe the players feel that way. i look at it like i'm going to the dentist to have root canal done. [ laughter ] >> no ki

and as i acknowledge leaders who are here tim, a know that willie brown and gary newson would be proud. i know it's been a catalyst to bring this together whether it's about enabling this to go forward or tax policy or enabling on construction and attracting other businesses here. ed lee, thank you for your leadership, mayor lee.

and as i acknowledge leaders who are here tim, a know that willie brown and gary newson would be proudi know it's been a catalyst to bring this together whether it's about enabling this to go forward or tax policy or enabling on construction and attracting other businesses here. ed lee, thank you for your leadership, mayor lee. as i acknowledge the dignity reese who are here, i want to thank our president break barack obama. he's helped with many other projects in the city. i hope he can visit soon so he can see the fruit of the american recovery and reinvestment act. when we arrived maria was telling us that one of the, there was evidence when the construction began as ships arriving in san francisco at the time of the gold rush. at that time, people came here, rushed here with their hopes and aspirations and their dreams to make a better life. that tradition is continued today as we go forward with this project. it is in the tradition of san francisco to be about what is new, to be about innovation, to be about commerce, to be about jobs for families in our city. in that regard, as t

and as i acknowledge leaders who are here tim, a know that willie brown and gary newson would be proudow it's been a catalyst to bring this together whether it's about enabling this to go forward or tax policy or enabling on construction and attracting other businesses here. ed lee, thank you for your leadership, mayor lee. as i acknowledge the dignity reese who are here, i want to thank our president break barack obama. he's helped with many other projects in the city. i hope he can visit soon so he can see the fruit of the american recovery and reinvestment act. when we arrived maria was telling us that one of the

. >> good afternoon, commissioners, tim, department staff, a couple of items to share with you, in correspondence whether there is a memo from mary browntlining directions on how to access the sunset survey historic resource findings. as many of you recall we moved to an all electronic. we have made a full departure from the hard copies and everything is located on-line and so you will no longer be receiving printouts for the forms or the cd with the material. all of the material is located in the google map on the website, if you have questions about how to access that information please give me or mary brown a call and we are happy to walk you through the steps in accessing the information. and we also wanted to give you this memo now, to give you the most time to really digest the survey findings and this is in anticipation of your adoption or consideration to adopt those survey findings at your september 18th, hpc hearing. >> and also, regarding the sunset survey, there was, and there are still a couple of events that we are hosting, regarding the sunset survey over the next few months, or between now and mid september. and last sa

we caught all three of them and tim mcvay was the only person in that truck that morning but that truck that morning but there was someone browni met with the state. students had fallen behind, and morale was low. my first job was getting everyone to believe... that we could turn this around. i needed my staff to see what was possible. turning around a school, is not some, mystical, magical thing. it does take hard, dedicated work each day. i was a chemistry major in college, and then... i joined teach for america. that's the reason i'm here. >> the u.s. immigration and customs enforcement agency now launching an unprecedent new move to help bust some of our nation's most dangerous criminals enlisting the american public's help. using the palm of their hand. brian yenis live in our new york city newsroom with more on this amazing story. >> operation predator smart phone designed by u.s.s. immigration and child customs enforcement to catch child predators around the world. first of its kind app. who oftentimes exploit children or post photos or videos of abuse online. this is how it works. once you download the app. read news r

tim edgar of the watson institute for international studies at brown university.his committee has been conducting oversight over the previously classified intelligence collection sections 215 for several years. we have held numerous hearings dating back to 2007 on five that authorities. as themmittee, as well judiciary committee, have reviewed the legalities of these programs, have been briefed on their operation, and have been notified of problems with their implementation. this committee has previously informed all senators of additional classified information regarding these programs available for their review.rior to senate it is my opinion that the programsnce and other are lawful. they are effective and they are conducted under careful oversight by the department of justice, it nsa, office of the director of national intelligence, and by the fisa court. i also believe collecting timely and actionable intelligence is critical to our nation's security. nsa surveillance programs have prevented dozens of terrorist attacks against united states and numerous other

to win a big ten game under tim beckman, northern illinois was after its second big ten win this season... the huskies at purdue, jordan lynch being jordan lynch-- daron brown, 10-7 in the first... n-i-u would never give it up, 27-10 at halftime and then it's tommylee lewis with the second half kickoff-- they never had a chance of catching him, 99 yards, the fourth in lewis' career as a huskie, 34 to 10... and on the very next purdue possession, freshman danny etling throwing and jimmie ward jumping the route and taking it to the house... northern beats purdue, 55-24, first mac school to beat two big ten teams in one season, tying largest mac victory margin over a big ten team... huskies are 4-0. we've been waiting a long time for this, since april of 2011-- derrick rose, taking first team reps as the bulls hit the practice floor for the first time this morning in deerfield... we don't get to watch the workouts, but by all accounts, derrick was his old dominating self at practice, which lasted about three hours and that was only the first of two practices... rose said he was winded at some points but was more than ready for whatever coach thibs put in front

tim kaine. also "the daily beast's" tina brown and moderator of "meet the press." coming up next the top stories in the politico playbook. but first, here's bill karins. he's got a check on the forecast. >> joe, can you believe it's the first week of september. we still have yet to have a hurricane. i mean this is very rare air we're in right now. we don't want any hurricanes out there but it's unusual. three areas of interest we're watching in the tropics. doesn't look like either of the two in the atlantic will be an issue at all. we'll watch this one down by the yucatan. overall, again, very quiet. we're one week away from what we consider the peak of the hurricane season. that's when we have the frequency of the most storms out there. it would be amazing if we go another week or two without a hurricane forming. in the northeast, wasn'ts the best of labor day weekends. very humid. lot of tropical downpours. cold front on the way. we could see a few showers. boston and hartford, new york city maybe a sprinkle and we are for the most part watching one more warm da

brown and two mayors have been here. we spoke to congress woman barbara lee. >> i'm glad with addition of bike and pedestrian lanes we're moving closer to an integrated transit sigs tim good for the environment and community. now, remember this was to be a public ceremony but it was canceled in july because of the repairs of the bolts that there would have been a bridge walk. committee but that is private event so after this is true, gavin newsom is the last speaker and dig tear yeez will walk about 50 yards will be doing a chain cutting. >>> the bay bridge bike path tomorrow will be open to the public for the first time named after alex zuckerman. there will be a plaque noting zuckerman's work. crews will need to demolish part of the old bridge that should be completed in 2013. >> dirt and soot covered up a little remembered part of bay area history another plaque commemorating the opening of the original bay brichblgt you can just make it out here in this video. the grounds shared this photo with abc 7 news. he says the bridge's architect his grandmother enjoyed perk autos for years after being opened that his family never pay a bridge toll just going on the bridge

tim edgar is a visiting fellow at the watson institute or international studies at brown university. and an adjunct professor of law at georgetown university law center. he served under president obama as the first director of privacy and civil liberties for the white house national security staff. focusing on cybersecurity, open government and data privacy initiatives. from '06-'09 he was the first deputy for civil liberties and a director of national intelligence, greater new surveillance authorities, a terrorist watchlist and other sensitive programs. prior to his government service, he was a counsel for the american civil liberties union where he advocated for safe guards for a number of post-9/11 initiatives, including the u.s.a. patriot act. it was a lot on the united states court of appeals, for the first circuit. he has a jd from harvard where he served on the harvard law review and graduated from dartmouth college. .. >> in his press conference of august 9th, president obama said with respect to fisa saw that he believes #werbd have, quote, greater oversight, greater transpa