so we'll work with torrey olsen up in gabriel farms up in sebastopo@ during the fall. he grows these wonderful asian apple pears that are difficult to find in terms of variety and quality from anybody else. >> produce partners with the fruit guys for more than 4 years now, torrey olsen of gabriel frams in sebastopol has become a favori not only of theriel company that he does business with, but the guys behind the fruit guys as well. >> and it's nice, to, because they try and work with their customers, the people that get the fruit guys box. they always write a little bit about what we do and try and encourage them. you know, they did the videos and the stuff like that on their web site to try and get people to see, like, oh, that actually is a real person growing my food. and it's--you know, it's a much deeper relationship even just at that level. >> in fact, the partnership has gone beyond just money and cents, and now the fruit guys are as much a part of the farming families as the fruit they grow. as part of a new farm stewardship program, the fruit guys recently p

understanding where formally homeless people go after supportive housing is in particularly ref la torrey given the extremely limited affordable housing options available to this is folks and we believe that it is critical that any housing ladder plan not simply shift in the aoe equality is the lack of affordable housing in san francisco from one marginalized population to another. and the only true solution, is increasing the supply of permanently affordable housing, available in the city and county. thank you for your time and attention. >> thank you. >> and i am going to call a few more names. >> peter co-hen, and carlos, gone and ruben alver and lisa matone and kelley cut ler, and adam gabreil and christopher harris and ellen kragy, and sank and keith chem p and there are still several more cards that i will read in a moment. >> the director of the missionary resource center and the local homeless coordinating board and we want to applaud mark farrell's taken the leadership from the board on this issue because from a local homeless coordinating board perspective, we really are missing

during the american revolution, there was a lot of torrey sympathizers in the united states. benjamin franklin's son was imprisoned as a torrey sympathizer during the revolutionary war. we were not united during the war of 1812, the civil war was about divisions in this country. spanish-american war, again. even our entry into world war ii, congress debated it many, many day, and even then after wilson's request for a declaration of war, 50 members of the house and a handful of united states senators voted against our entry into world war i. and, obviously, afghanistan and iraq, vietnam, all these wars that we've been in since world war ii, korea, we have not been necessarily united as a country. we're always united in support of the military, but not in support of the politicians or the policy. the one time in the history of the united states where we are complete unanimity is the afternoon of december 7, 1941. there's nobody in america who was against going to war with the empire of japan. nobody. except for, of course as some of you know, congresswoman jeanette rankin from

. >> a few more speaker cards, torrey, and tony, redoc, and sumor, and ryan, minvar. >> and hi. i have been working with at the cross roads and for the homeless youth in san francisco and i am here to talk about the need to focus more attention on black street youth and in a city that is 6 percent black and 39 percent of homeless adults are black and this pairs repeating in a city that is 6 percent black and 39 percent of homeless adults are black. >> not only is the third the most logical but it is what we are seeing at the cross roads and 58 percent of our clients are black and this number has risen dramatically over the past decade. and as the black population in san francisco declined, the black youth have fewer options in the community to turn to when the immediate home is not working. and they are turning to the streets and their needs are not being met by the social service system and they do not fit the typical profile of what the homeless youth look like. and the only people targeting them are law enforcement and they rarely identify as being homeless youth and so they

torrey's popular head phones of the e and deeds. when this could be the next deal. may be announced next week and if it happens the deal is worth an estimated $3.2 billion. dr. dre. a lot of people are asking why. they already control so much a digital music. but i guess because these are fancy. read about her website. the date is approaching of next week's world next year's world cup. you can read more about the preparations a kron4 dot com on my facebook page. if westinghouse brazil was giving up on finishing some of the venues for the world cup. to report on the bay area weather and traffic would get more on the forecast with erica. >>erica:, at the friday market. as we take the lead. you can thank the clock and for that. temperatures very mild. san francisco right now we did see some showers overnight. most of that activity well to our east. though we do have some drizzle along the coast line and with moseley, dry conditions of futurecast for highlighting the 9:00 hour. 50s expected drop the bay. to put the clock into motion looks like was the more 60s by lunch

can i know this will sound strange with a holocaust torrey but it is a feel-good story in the sense notonly were they saved but many of their parents and other siblings who were left behind found it a little easier to get their own visa to come to america wants the children were here. even though i cannot account completely for the fate of the parents of all 50, i do know one year after this takes place, the children arrived june 1939, '01 years later the sholom organization had an annual convention at the ritz carlton hotel. the statement grand master louis who first brought the project to gil delivers the grand master address it in 1940, nine months later reports 31 of the parents had been reunited with their children in the united states. within one year. i know from my own research others came later. to of the 50 the orthodontist and his sister who were saved together live with gil and eleanor as foster children for two years and their parents somehow managed to remain in hiding in vienna throat to the entirety of the war then came to the united states 194780 years later. it did hav

. >> and keep us posted on the story, torrey. >> i will.nk you, craig, for having me. >> and up next the newly uncovered documents from the 1950s and '60s outlining the government's obsessive efforts to not only find gay workers, but to fire them. we will talk to one of the lawyers who unearthed the mem low mows about the fbi's -- the memos of the fbi's so-called sex deviant program. >> and give me a hug. >> can we have a picture. >> this is like one of the best days of my life. >> best day of your life? >> president obama surprising folk folks on the stroll of the national mall. and today kicking off a look at memorial day weekend. this is looking like i-94 in detroit, all things are moving. aaa is expecting the people to be up traveling. this is a live look at the i-90 in cleveland and all clear, and the national average of the gallon of gas is up six cents over last year at $3.66. dragons lurked giants stood tall and the good queen showed the boy it could all be real avo: whatever you can imagine, all in one place expedia, find yours yea

alternative other rise to face problems for many years but i don't think they are here at the state's torrey in europe or japan. long term we don't have statesmen now. in the of western capitaññgszqy. we used to during the cold war but they are a dying breed and this is what they like to exploit. >> i think we will wrap [inaudible conversations] >> welcome to the council of foreign relations meeting i am the focal issue of the next generation of jews and media company with politics powered by twitter and how that has altered change in the social media and what is playing. great to have you today we will talk about the future we have a lot to cover. but we are focused on policy, and technology how they interact with to great people with us a lincoln professor of law culture and values joel garreau and from the new america foundation covering almost 40. covering society and culture and how things are changing in this country. also michael rogers is of former title futurist in residence. but i will ask each of them to give a quick one minute overview then to jump into the conversations then we

alternative other rise to face problems for many years but i don't think they are here at the state's torrey in europe or japan. long term we don't have statesmen now. in the of western capitaññgszqy. we used to during the cold war but they are a dying breed and this is what they like to exploit. >> i think we will wrap up in thank-you to the panelists for a terrific discussion. [applause] >> the truces that the v.a. is a huge institution doing a lot of important work in not doing a very good job. everybody here has heard about the claims backlog. what people don't know is under bush you know, how we did claims? by people so individual veteran could have filed will supply that by hundreds of thousands. i remember talking to shinseki when he was first nominated he said we will convert that system to electronic at the end of five years we will have those claims down at 125 days 90 percent accuracy today they have cut the backlog in half and on the way to fulfilling that goal. one of the national embarrassment's with a high-level of homelessness among veterans and the announcements living on th

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a senior at torrey pines high school in san diego is managing a tumbler page where students are uploading their responses to hurtful opinions. some of their signs read just because i'm asian doesn't mean i have a 4.0. quote, we are mexican and we will graduate. >> we are getting this out there and letting people know this isn't okay and there are people that are still facing this and it's time for it to stop. >> so far, more than a hundred students have taken part in the project. they say it is important for people to know that the way someone looks does not define who they are. >>> facebook founder mark zuckerberg and his wife priscilla chan are donating $120 million to struggling bay area schools. the money will go to help underprivileged schools in san francisco, redwood city, and east palo alto. zuckerberg and his wife say they felt moved to make the donation. many people who live on the peninsula say they are grateful for their generosity. >> they give them a chance to be in the sync with technology, you know what i'm saying? they will learn more and do more. >> zuckerberg and his wi