my name is arnold townsend, reverend arnold townsend. let me just say that -- and with all due respect to the folk in the audience, i'm not here for juliet because juliet doesn't really matter. it could be any african-american in this town and they could find themselves in the same waytion. i'm here because of racism, unfairness, and injustice. ~ same situation i'm here because i have been in this town, right here, 50 years and i have to ask young couples at my church when they become pregnant, do they really want to raise a black child in this town. are you prepared to do that? because it's not going to be fair. i want to know, for african americans, when does double jeopardy attach to us? it has never attached to us historically and we see another time for it to not attach at this commission meeting tonight. what is the difference between what you're doing in a suit and tie between what you're doing in suit and tie in san francisco than what the good old boys did down south 50 and 60 years ago when they didn't wait for the justice syst

; 1bx california "b" express, 2 clement; 5 and 5l fulton/fulton limited; 8x bayshore express; 10 townsend; 11 downtown connector; 12 folsom/pacific; 16x noriega express; 17 parkmerced: 18 46th avenue; 22 fillmore; 28 19th avenue; 28l 19th avenue limited; 29 sunset; 33 stanyan; 35 eureka; 43 masonic; 47 van ness; 48 quintara/24th. street; 52 excelsior and 76x marin headlands express, and the following service frequency modifications: 1 california; 2 clement; 3 jackson; 5 fulton/5l fulton limited; 6 parnassus; 8ax bayshore 'a' express; 8bx bayshore 'b' express; 8x bayshore express; 9 san bruno; 9l san bruno; 10 townsend; 14l mission limited; 14x mission express; 17 parkmerced; 21 hayes; 22 fillmore; 24 divisadero; 28 19th avenue; 28l 19th avenue limited; 29 sunset; 30 stockton; 30x marina express; 31 balboa; 33 stanyan; 35 eureka; 37 corbett; 38 geary; 38l geary limited; 41 union; 43 masonic; 44 o'shaughnessy; 45 union/stockton; 47 van ness; 48 quintara/24th street; 52 excelsior; 54 felton; 71l haight noriega limited; f market & wharves; j church; k ingleside; l taraval; m oceanview; n juda

arnold townsend. are any of those people here? thai wicklund. >> good afternoon. >>> good afternoon, directors. my name is [speaker not understood]. i serve as the chair of [speaker not understood] and i'm also currently a senior at [speaker not understood] high school. first and foremost i'd like to thank this board for your leadership on the free muni for youth program. your efforts almost passing it last year and implementing it have been really -- have really set a precedent for other transportation agencies throughout the country to follow. that being said, there's a significant population of students over 3,000 that are unable to participate in the program as they turn 18 while they're still in high school. many of them are 18 year old friends. she was either to not ride muni or to [speaker not understood] because they can't afford the $2 ride or $6.60 per month fare and this is for a program that we all know and we all hope builds the next generation of transit riders. it's pretty harmful to have this gap in affordability w

according to fran townsend that happens often when you have investigations like this. and say something and they have to figure out how to give confidence behind the words rather than an off-handed statement and according to mary schavio she would like to hear from the man in charge of the investigation, as we all world, angus houston, but there is press release from the prime minister in shanghai. don't go anywhere. we will be right back right after this with the breaking news. e thing, and we'll be here at lifelock doing our thing: offering protection that simple credit score monitoring can't. get lifelock protection and live life free. disturbing the pantry. ortho crime files. a house, under siege. say helto home defense max. kills bugs inside and prevents new ones for up to a year. ortho home defense max. get order. get ortho®. at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the world kee

item 9: 2013.1211a r. sucre; 4155 575-91088 101 townsend street, located at the southwest corner of townsend and 2nd streets, assessor's 3794, lot 015. request for a certificate of appropriateness for exterior alterations, including storefront alterations on the ground floor level, window replacement on the second and third floors, construction of a new roof deck, and patching, repair and repainting of the exterior stucco and removal of non-historic elements from the street facades. the subject property is a contributing resource to the south end landmark district, and is located within the muo mixed-use officee zoning district and 105-f height and bulk limit. sf 9134 >> good afternoon commissioners. richard fry department staff. this is the contributing resource of the south land market district. the proposed landmark for including replacement of front door openings on second street with new glaze doors. the project will install canopies on the door ways on second street. window replacement and second and third floors. which have been altered somewhat over time would be replaced with new co

. >> i want to ask about your conversation with steven townsend, the commanding regional commander. tell me about what, what you learned on battlefield. >> reporter: amazingly i was in the air with this major general townsend yesterday in post province, not far from where the two from the associated press took place today. he was showing me there's been significant progress in the area and expressing confidence in the afghan security forces. he didn't know -- this was before the attack took place this morning, about 24 hours before the attack. and generally nationwide the afghan security forces are doing better and the major general thinks that over time with some continued american support that the afghan army and police will be able to hold this country together. he did think that there will be pockets where the taliban and other groups will continue to exert influence, but what happened today does raise question about those very security forces that american troops are in this country to train. that is the u.s. mission now and if those security forces are killing journalists unar

only person was out there the pco the best guy in the world i believe is badge 56 at second and townsend but i saw no investigators out there we decisive to know what the investigators see. but give us a report and in closing every meeting director reiskin should give us a report on what the taxi investigators and >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names). >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon, everybody i'm ramming raymond i work for a community action network out of market. i'm here to talk about to support the free muni for the youth and seniors and folks with disabilities and also pedestrian safety is important inform district 6. in district 6 south of market we have a bat out of hellcy carmichael next to the froidz we have cars flying or >> (speaking foreign language.) >> all over the place and we need to educate our folks; right? about pedestrian safety but help you guys to prioritize those things. we have no hill in district 6 i work with 22 youth at tom cam and all of them go to different high schools and they separate at mid school so they have to get up early to tra

only person was out there the pco the best guy in the world i believe is badge 56 at second and townsend but i saw no investigators out there we decisive to know what the investigators see. but give us a report and in closing every meeting director reiskin should give us a report on what the taxi investigators and >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names). >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon, everybody i'm ramming raymond i workor

right here third street and townsend. >> how much do you think it is selling for? >> the mcdonalds lot? let's say two million. >> higher. >> 5 million. >> 17 million. >> smart investor. >> no official offer has been made for the lot just yet and mcdonalds still has the lease here until 2017. back in the mission, jess re-- success see henry says the sale means more in this neighborhood. >> i bought this building and that's the difference between me and the hundred other guys out there renting. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. >> tonight santa cruz police are searching for a pair of teenagers who attacked and injured a woman while trying to steal her purse. the surveillance video shows the two running away. the woman and her husband were heading home from dinner when one of the teens tried to grab her bag and it was strapped across her body. she broke her hip, but she held on to the purse. >>> sphrans -- san francisco police are looking for two men. two men approached somebody walking their dog. they grabbed the dog and then ran off without it after arguing with the o

transcripts of communications into the minivan was time to be released the decision and confucian pete townsend transcript risks provoking in the uk. it's fifteen minutes before the poll puts much more cost to the passage is a brand like to see it impossible to broadcast now even if it's impossible to book us a p a t still many people as he counts when life jackets and put some more sleeping. i'd taken a back three passengers due to rescue the tell them to at least two application ring and tell them to bump into its history back to its passengers will lead the rest is likely the sun sets them about your heat down to keep it short but when i was teaching me to clean and tell them to escape the confirmed death toll from the deserts of those two with fifty on sunday as divers finally find a way into the sunken ship as more policies are retrieved his youth development signals that this is just the beginning of a green eyes months of recovery efforts. fourteen children are among the victims of the box kind since often packing stock for pta died when the vehicle smashed into trying to trade a simple

right here third street and townsend. >> how much do you think it is selling for? >> the mcdonalds lot? let's say two million. >> higher. >> 5 million. >> 17 million. >> smart investor. >> no official offer has been made for the lot just yet and mcdonalds still has the lease here until 2017. back in the mission, jess re-- success see henry says the sale means more in this neighborhood. >> i bought this building and that's the difference between me and the hundred other guys out there renting. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. >> tonight santa cruz police are searching for a pair of teenagers who attacked and injured a woman while trying to steal her purse. the surveillance video shows the two running away. the woman and her husband were heading home from dinner when one of the teens tried to grab her bag and it was strapped across her body. she broke her hip, but she held on to the purse. >>> sphrans -- san francisco police are looking for two men. two men approached somebody walking their dog. they grabbed the dog and then ran off without it after arguing with the o

operation for the two to commence will replace the three on the primary service on the corridor and the townsend because ten is going to replace service on pacific and desire for longer hours on portrero hills and will meet the standard 18 hours of service a day. the stop service include the five pilot which is under way extending the 14l all day to the city bart it currently going during the peak periods and creating all day 71 l as well as extending the 38 l on the weekends. this is in many ways the fine print. this includes the one route elimination although all segments of that route would be covered by other services. the route modifications include segment elimination and segment extensions. there are several routes that we are extending in addition to the 14l and the x is is extended because it only goes as far as 4th street. the 28 would be extended to van ness avenue to be connected to the key service and 28l extended to the outer mission to make the important connection to the outer neighborhood includes sf college and state. the 48 and 24th street which currently covers cannotara to s

earlier this week, we toured eastern afghanistan with major general steven townsend who said his forces were on standby. what are american troops doing to help with this election? >> that's a good question. actually, very much behind the scenes. the afghans truly are in the lead for this election. >> reporter: this was the first election afghans secured themselves. it was violent. the government nonetheless called it a huge success. but there is still a lot of time to manipulate results in the two weeks it will take the count the votes. it's unlikely that any of the candidates will win an outright majority. there will probably be a runoff so there might not be a new afghan government in place until this summer. lester? i. >> richard engel in kabul. thanks. >>> a harrowing military rescue mission is under way tonight to save a california family and their sick baby stranded at sea. the family has set out to sail around the world when their boat lost power and they lost the ability to steer it. it's on unfolding nearly a thousand miles off the coast of mexico. nbc's miguel almaguer has the

right here third street and townsend. >> how much do you think it is selling for? >> the mcdonalds lot? let's say two million. >> higher. >> 5 million. >> 17 million. >> smart investor. >> no official offer has been made for the lot just yet and mcdonalds still has the lease here untilback in the back in the mission, jess re-- success see henry says the sale means more in this neighborhood. >> i bought this building and that's the difference between me and the hundred other guys out there renting. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. >> tonight santa cruz police are searching for a pair of teenagers who attacked and injured a woman while trying to steal her purse. the surveillance video shows the two running away. the woman and her husband were heading home from dinner when one of the teens tried to grab her bag and it was strapped she brok she broke her hip, but she held on to the purse. >>> sphrans -- san francisco police are looking for two men. two men approached somebody walking their dog. they grabbed the dog and then ran off without it after arguing with the owne

getting closer to the area, you see the areas we talk about, typically, king street, right here, townsend, fourth. that's the train station over there. third, and coming across, all of the parking lots, this whole area very, very busy. chase just showed you all the foot traffic there. about a half an hour ago, we saw a big slow coming up that kings street off-ramp and the extension for 280. now let's turn to ease off, as most folks are making their way into the parking lot. after the game, that's about three hours from now, we'll see, 4:30 start to that. traffic getting away from the area, right into the evening commute, guys. that's going to be another mess. prepare for that in the city. back to you. >> thank you so much, mike. appreciate that. you know, at&t park is boosting security at home games. the most noticeable change will be right when you walk in. that's because all fans that enter the park will have to pass through metal detectors. the giants will phase in the metal detectors throughout this season, but you'll definitely notice them. also, bags will not have to go through meta

brown, arnold townsend, van jones, many other people from the baker senate. what happened in regard to this matter in terms of you're asking for an explanation of it as to whether or not there is some sort of hidden agenda. i can tell you there is not. and let me just go -- give you the history of what happened here. ~ so we can all understand and i can do what i have to do. we had ms. ellis essentially admit to and plead guilty to a couple of things which, one, two counts of influencing a government decision in which the official has a financial benefit. and also another count of violation of a section which prohibits any city or officer or employee from making a contract in which she has a financial interest. and then there was another one having to do with inappropriate conduct. this committee had gone ahead and prosecuted her for those ethical violations under its powers to do so. and had entered into a stipulation with her giving her, and which she accepted certain putsv, which were the extent of what we could punish her for, for these particular violati

that townsend, our reporter. mario gabelli stays with me through the open.ck in two minutes on "in the loop." ♪ >> moving and shaking this hour, tiger woods, who has an impact on golf tournaments, even when he is not playing. he has pulled out of next week's masters because of a bad back and stub hub says ticket prices have fallen 25%. if he had been playing and had a a ticket would, go for $5,000. moving and shaking, brandon ike who quit as head of mozilla. criticizef employees him for donating money to an anti-gay marriage group years ago. he originally said he would not quit, but changed his mind. lastly, bank of america ceo brian moynihan made more than $13 million last year, but one expert says he was underpaid by about 30%. crystal came up with a way to figure out the rate tied to a benchmark, and last year they had a rate of return two points above the s&p 500 gain. we are back with gamco's mario gabelli. ceo pay -- do you ever pay attention to that? with corporate governance, that started back in the 1980's, we published what is right for shareholder

right here, third street and townsend. >> how much do you think it's selling for? >> the mcdonald's lot? >> yeah. >> let's say $2 million. >> higher. >> $5 million. >> $17 million. >> smart investors. >> no official offer has been made for the lot just yet and mcdonald's still has a lease here until 2017. back in the mission, jesse henry understands that his sale means more change in this neighborhood. >> i bought this building, and that's the big difference between me and the 100 other guys out there renting right now. >> in san francisco, sergio quinn tanna, abc7 news. >>> san francisco police are looking for two men who tried to rob a dog own aernd ended up stap stabbing his pit bull to death. yesterday morning a man was walking his dog. two men approached, one with a knife. they grabbed the dog but ran off without it after arguing with the owner. >> getting pups, purchasing, whatever else it is, if they want to fight the dogs or anything else, they're looking for dogs that have not been sterilized. this dog's owner, his guardian, just lost his best friend. >> i

joining me is matthew townsend.ust wrote a really phenomenal story on this, talking about how this is different. she is different than other ceos and other companies that we have previously seen. how so? >> the blueprint for responding to a crisis dates back to the tylenol crisis. the idea was to become as transparent and put out as much information as possible. corporate crisis management. >> that's what it does to your brand. you want to be transparent and people want to trust. trust gm, tylenol, and target. basically, what they laid out , to assess risk, ss liabilities. create a culture where people are not afraid to raise a red flag. using the bully pulpit to say this is really important. the result, it is somewhat more challenging. >> the cars that are made, if you're making toys to potentially choke a child, it is a much more simple product. >> at the end of the day, you want the company to be able to run something up the food chain. senior is hearing about it, you're dealing with the situation. auto thank you

and analyst and homeland security adviser fran townsend. good morning to you both.'ve seen the images that sparking a massive gathering of aqap. is anyone connecting these two things quite yet? the video we saw was startling to everyone and then this massive unprecedented strike? >> no individuals making that. it shows al qaeda presence in yemen. and it's an ongoing threat. they've known about it for some time. and as fran and i have discussed the u.s. is not going to allocate resources the yemenis are not going to allocate resources but as said, this san embarrassment to show their strength there and again a reminder to show it's a threat. >> is it fair to say these two things are connected, fran? >> necessarily. they wouldn't have taken the shot. and to jim's point, what would have been required to launch this operation, drones, manpower, all of that, specific intelligence of high-value targets to justify the resources. >> who could the high-valley resources be? >> the number bun is al asiri. he's responsible for the underware bomb and the greatest threat to u.s.

fran townsend. fran, they know exactly how they got him.m jumping over the fence and getting on to the plane. why did you let that happen? what's the answer? >> the answer is we know exactly how he did it after the fact. that's the problem you're talking about, right? so every airport has an out of perimeter and outer perimeter security. but the question is, in this particular airport, can you watch the full perimeter 24 by 7, usually the answer to that is no which is why airports like newark, remember, we had that case where a guy jumps over a fence. there's a camera and electronic system. it feels the sensation on the sense, directs the camera to look at it and directs security people to look. we don't really understand what happened here. we now know that this young man jumped the fence in the darkness. they have now video of him on the tarmac a etch pring this plane where they got in the wheel well thaw goring e ing go go back and understand what is the outer party in this airport and why didn't they pick it up at the time it happened t

at 10 eastern, tim townsend tells the story of an american army chaplain who was tasked with providing spiritual support to nazis during the nuremberg trial. and we wrap up at 11 p.m. eastern with ann scott tyson. she describes the career of special forces major jim grant who developed a strategy to embed special forces in afghan villages to fight alongside afghan soldiers against al-qaeda. that all happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. >> the roots into jewish history for most people -- and that's true in the united states as well, i think -- is essentially the great, difficult, contentious issues of the holocaust. well, the holocaust's not contentious, but what does it command? it commands a minority of lunatics and monsters denial or it commands reverence. a properly heavy fence of sorrow. the middle eastern, the israeli/palestinian conference, of course, exercises especially in europe profound trenchant and wild passions. either way, i wanted not to avoid these issues or be furtive about it. at one point in program three which airs next tuesday, i actually say in the context of theo