and it's felt that a disciplined mind leads to happiness and an undisciplined mind leads to negative. and i thought about that quote, i think about all the things that this stands for and what these awards and accolades stand for. it's a testament to her hard work and dream. a lot of times we dream and never see the end. liana has dreamed it and lived it and struggled through it and this is where it is. this is where her dream lies. she told me earlier, this isn't about me. and it never is. it's about or dream and what she instills in all of us. it's about the discipline. it's about the honor. the respect. it's about who she is. and who she wants us to become. as professionals, as people, as leaders, as student leaders, as a generation for all to be able to communicate and touch other people. so we want to thank her for that, and i want to leave you with this. because some people say she's a disciplinarian. so discipline is a symbol of caring to a child. discipline is guidance. if there is love, there is no such thing as being too tough with a child. this is by betty davis. thank you

and it's felt that a disciplined mind leads to happiness and an undisciplined mind leads to negative. and i thought about that quote, i think about all thehi

. >> my name (inaudible) i believe that one of your officer from sunset was very undisciplined to me, very, very. i'd like to citizen complaint but they didn't want to hear this. i'd like the chief of police, nothing can help. what can i do? i still very strongly believe this officer dermani was very in his behavior even how he looked at me, everything, was so antisemitic to russian jew was unbelievable. i don't believe i am in united states. and, again, this case was for two months in officer citizen complaint and they did not want to hear this. they did everything not to bring these two officer who was there on the case on the place when it happened and i really don't know what i have to do. thank you. >> thank you. any further public comment? >> inspector hallor ran. >> thank you for this opportunity. i stand before you tonight on two issues, first of all to introduce myself or reintroduce myself to some of the commissioners. last month i was swoerp in as vice president of the san francisco police officers association, having served 9 years as the treasurer i'm familiar with the pr

we have a media that's now, we make it, a quick retreat from the real focus on incompetent, undisciplinede of a president, a man who is mocking the poor every day, through not addressing the economy. and here we have-- and i have zero tolerance for welfare cheats, i have zero tolerance for sleazy journalism and this is what this is, this is obstructive and go back to the bread and butter issues and sin of sex-- >> and you read the story. >> no you didn't read the story. >> it was on the front cover-- >> wait a minute. >> the story says, i have the pictures, and this is a family show. now, the story says that data base of 200 million people and then they said, well, you know, we purchased and we found dozens out of 200 million, dozens of, plural, the not dozens of people, dozens of-- and that's the point. dozens of withdrawals from atm's located in such places as bars and-- >> wait a minute. >> wait a minute, then they said in the story, we presume that they spent the money in these places. >> but, mike-- >> and i go into a strip bar and withdrawing money in a strip bar, oh, 'cause i want

pendleton: people were saying, "you can't work with zero, he is totally undisciplined."ere is jerry, the control freak, supposedly, the choreographer. no, he wants that. he knows a great artist. narrator: mostel did not disappoint his director. he gave a performance for the ages hailed by one critic as "one of the most glowing creations in theistory of the musical theater." ♪ to life! ♪ rich: it was going to be one of the biggest hits ever. and yet, for the three weeks in washington before they came to the imperial theatre on broadway to open it up, robbins met with that cast every day to perfect it. he described my performance to me in a way that was very humiliating. he said, "the thought of that wonderful young woman "being stuck with you as a husband was so revolting to me, i had to go out into the lobby." [ laughs ] now, he had a point... i regret to say. in fact, i even knew as he said it that he had a point. but, boy, did that hurt. but i stopped being lazy. i stopped being sure of what i thought i was doing. he hated that. to prod someone from what they would do

. >> a lot of people who are obese are not undisciplined and are not jokes and are not to be made funoblem with our food environment and an addiction that has developed within their own bodies. am i crazy? >> no, you're not crazy at all. the reward center of the brain and the reward neuro transmitter called dopamine when receptors go down which is what happens when you constantly bombard them, then what you need is more of whatever it is, in this case, sugar, to accomplish the same effect. that's called tolerance. and tolerance is the first step on the way to addiction. we have the data in animals that sugar is addictive. the question is, is it addictive in humans? the data is -- >> with i have to get in here because obesity is probably one of the greatest economic threats to this country, as well. >> absolutely. >> hundreds of billions a year are linked to obesity. cancer linked to obesity. so, listen, we're going to go bust if we don't figure this out. how do we solve it? tax the food companies and soda companies more? how do we fix it because it's literally eating our budget. >> tw