we have the united players. and we have anaconda, and at the camp here in our district. i turn it over to you. >> thank you for being here tonight. this is the first step in the budget process. we are beginning early. we are being engaged. there will be a short time for public comment. it will be a short time. if you are not able to speak or bring your issues to the table, there will be more of these town halls. there will be the budget process. the more we are involved, the more we can work with the mayor and the supervisors to make sure that the budget reflects the priority of said francisco. one correction is that the translation today was provided by the office for immigrant affairs. [applause] >> how are you? thanks for coming out tonight. we want to thank greg wider. i did not read that correctly. the budget director. i could not read my own handwriting. chief good when from the police department, please be respectful. these people have given their time to come and be part of the process. from the department of public works and barbara garcia from the department of

she the part of the united players who is in the house here. and we came to meet bianca when she started interning. so thank you for being a part of this. carlos garcia is the super intendent of the city and county. we are so lucky to have him in san francisco. we served in the fifth faster growing school system in clark county. he worked as a principle including horace man in san francisco. thank you very much super intendent for being here. nathaniel ford is the director of the transportation authority. prior to joining the municipal authority. he served for the atlantic authority for 5 years. he started as a train conductor in the new york city transit system. let's give it up for director ford. jim dierck is a principle, but not only a principle and an educator. he is someone who designd and developed innovative concepts where there was an incident that involved safety. for the work he was recognized at the national principle of the year. and he is somebody who is on the ground and has worked to empower young people at his school. he took h

i know she worked with united players. to talk about a successful working with the program at a community based organization and other folks on speak to the barriers and strengths. >> i have been with up for a year and they provide amount. it's a violence prevention organization. they take you on field trips to fight for the power. the stop the violence. what i really liked about it. not only did it help you to fight for power. but provided you with jobs. i know it helped a lot of kids and they come in and a lot of schools. they come in and we have meetings. we talk about many stuff. but i think, once a youth has an organization helping them out. when they are aware of all the stuff, it's really up to you. the youth is aware. the up awared me of a lot of stuff. it's up to me if i want to stop the violence. if your community, in your hood for your people. >> principle dierck. >> i would like to say, one of the barriers we need to work on is, we write a lot of grants at my school. we have 26 partners. so that means most of t

started and finished their careers with the same club but paul scholes is one of them and once the united player announcing his retirement with immediate effect on tuesday thirty six year old scholes made his debut for the club in one thousand nine hundred forty eight into the field six hundred seventy six times scholes also made his mark for england finding the back of the now fourteen times his retirement doesn't mean he is saying goodbye soon big club though the jean genet will continue working at old trafford as a coach from the start of next year. to the clay courts over longer all snow and it hasn't been great for the russians both players involved in quarterfinal action on tuesday lost their respective matches so it's always out to local favorites to lean straight sets the two thousand line she had her chances leading three one on the first set tie break but partly back and to get seven for the level seed them broke was insolvent second for a call for the full six for victory possibly as the first rachel nonsense mary piercing two thousand and five to reach the samis trial on cross. i was

similar has very close ties with iran a growing movement a very strong movement blue united states called level player in classified as a quote unquote terrorist state apparently the global power elite operating from the united states and from britain he's said on global regime change as the move i believe closer and closer to a more formal world government. well similar talk about the u.s. fostering regime change has appeared after the state department announced its new programs aimed at spreading democracy around the world it's going to provide finance and technology to opposition groups but it only appears to apply to those countries which the u.s. would like to see the leadership toppled argues again it should count has more of the u.s. state department now generously hands out cash and technology to dissidents throughout the world its bureau of democracy human rights and labor has announced the request for proposals on how to foster change in a number of countries in the middle east and north africa as well as cuba the u.s. claims the best of intentions saying it wants to strengthen independence

these are the players, mi 6. unitedgdom version of the cia to take down the website they hack in and switch bomb making recipes with codes the decipher the codes and would-be terrorists get this recipes not for bombs but for the ohio bakery's famous mojito cup cakes. >> i got an alert on the phone and was not happy to see main street cupcakes in the same sentence as al qaeda. >> reporter: why main street? they were once featured on the ellen website for best cupcakes in america. just how do they feel about being caught up in all this international intrigue? >> we definitely found this to be a surreal experience. i assure you there is nothing sinister behind our cupcake shop. >> reporter: this gives new meaning to the phrase this cupcake is the bomb. rob nelson, new york. >> cupcakes name of national security. >> anything else is great, who will know about them. they have been on "ellen" and received attention. mojito cupcake sounded quite good. >> 230 flavors of cup cakes. 12 to 20 made each day. one customer is trying

wozniacki france's marion bartoli defeated serina williams and meets a wild card sub united states will get. became the first player to defeat both williams sisters on grass and will play checked out for a while victoria azarenka of belarus knocks out russia's not just that it will play austria project in the quarter final thought mikhail youzhny out of the tournament after losing to russia federer usually within the first seven and break which was only his second set want to get the swiss there since two thousand and three however federer's superiority eventually showed that would have made his way through to the quarter final. and see how this turns out to be because again it could be a repeat of the joke. but. the case. and i was right i don't care if i'm right or wrong my games were rough as game as he was going for four grand slams in a row people are going crazy he loses. so all of it's all for c's are through to the last eight world number one rafael nadal will face more details from the united states in the final however and foot injury received in the previous round with del potro may force him to quit one

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not been for eleanor's genius in dealing with the communists and with the other political players at the united nations. so let me, um, just conclude by saying i personally think and try to make the case in the book that eleanor's ability to turn the relative passive role of first lady into a vibrant one of activism stems in part from the close relationships she has with people who are outside of the normal aristocratic circle of an upper-class woman. um, these people, well, earl miller, lorena hickok, joel lash in particular, other people too. there were other newspaper reporters that she knew, women like ruby black and, of course, louis howe who, unfortunately, dies in the 1936, they all help her um, transform a position she didn't really want, a job of first lady, and make it into a position of importance in the american presidency. in that spirit, i think, she inspires us all to see the possibilities maybe within our own lives for doing what we can. um, i'd just like to end this with a quote from eleanor's book that she wrote in 1960, "you learn by living." um, you gain strength, courage an

units there. i do not think this has been considered. we did not have all the players altogether at one time. we're hearing different stories parking spaces and bicycles bases. i do not think some of the parking spaces are for the affordable housing units or the ms spaded -- in as a bid adieu. there for the faculty and booker t. washington staff. -- emancipated youth. there are all of these buses. i am having some issues here. we could solve this better. there are other options i gave. [tone!] this could come to a good ending it would all be together and sculpt it better. they make it sound like it is for the transitional youth units that will disappear. the nine units are for the rest of -- regular forego housing. there are other units coming in as well. >> next speaker, please. >> my name is ron. i live on sutter st. with my wife. we bought a house in 1991. i support the compromise by supervisor farrell. i want to reiterate what rose just said. the nine units subtracted would be from the affordable component and not be the youth component. we support the booker t. washington addition, the co

united states. there's very few players who would say we will not participate in the american markets because they have capital requirements of x or disclosure obligations of y. the notion that we somehow have to ourselves -- think when merrill said we're not as bad as our competitors, dumbing down to the losest common denominator, we can fall into the same trap in terms of the regulatory triage as they referred to it saying, the brits will do something different, therefore we won't do anything. the reality is frankly, the other areas where capital markets are pretty healthy, europe markets have been more aggressive than we in addressing too big to fail and capital requirements and disclosure issues, and i think, yes, the issue is theoretical, but not excuse to not put in the right rules and regulations in place now. our share of the capital markets will diminish and not inse

writing about it well and in secret until the united states government acknowledges and they don't acknowledge it you say. congress gave up its power player war some time ago but they happen this war powers act and you're supposed to be speak unsold and but now you see obama has cut them completely out of the process and started a war without even telling asking them so that's their sort of belatedly trying to defend their power their products with so much of it is slipped their hands i'm not sure how how evil they will be to which then their power and let's be realistic here i mean have you gone to congress in the first place they probably would have rolled over and rubber stamp whatever conflict you want to get involved in and just their math you know no one checked with them at the parish or just like you say but you know i have to ask i mean where are we going to get all of this money for these wars whether the arc knowledge does not mean even alan greenspan pardon me alan greenspan the former federal reserve chairman today called american debt a horrifically dangerous issue i mean how do we pay for these conflicts if we're trying to

. >> reporter: police have not released the player's name, mcgovern had only been in the united statese days before he was hurt >> >> an out-of-control wildfire. test to look for radiation >> >> our chief meteorologist is tracking a big time warmup. in seubs minutes, what it means for the whole day weekend, ahead. that's why i'm here -- . i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with it's your green line. but i'll be there -- . and talk with us today. in >> after nearly zero year of renovation, monterrey bay aquarium is set to open, the otter bay tank was emptied. it is going to be back in action on saturday. it has been remaimed the open sea >> >> robert honda shows us a newborn sea otter making a remarkable turnaround after it was found on a beach. >> reporter: a rescued female sea otter pup is now the newest star at nine weeks old, the youngest ever to be put on exhibit along with her surrogate mother, joy >> they have a very warm quality about them. they are so caring apbgd their pawses are going and clean them and very loving. >> r

these are the players, the agents of mi-6, the united kingdom's version of the cia. to take down the website, they hack in and switch out bombmaking recipes with a jumble of codes. decipher those codes and would-be terrorists get this. recipes not for bombs. but for the ohio bakery's famous mojito cupcakes. >> i got an alert on my phone. and was not happy to see main street cupcakes in the same sentence as al qaeda. >> reporter: why main street? because they were featured on "the ellen degeneres show's" website, as the best cupcakes in america. how do they feel about being caught up in this international intrigue? >> we found this to be a surreal experience. i assure you, there is nothing sinister behind our cupcake shop. >> reporter: this gives new meaning to the phrase, this cupcake's the bomb. for "gma," rob nelson, abc news, new york. >> naturally, we wanted to have some of those delicious cupcakes here on set. so, we contacted the bakery in ohio. guess what they told us. the recipe is so secret, they will not share it with us. >> but somehow british intelligence

season the day before i am set to go home i am offered a contract to be the first player to pitch professionally in the unitedstates united states and it is a heck of a decision. it was something i poured my heart and soul into ever since i could walk and it really was an important thing in my life. so do you follow the boyhood dream, another shot to draft one last time, your boyhood dream or do you know when it is enough and went to call it quits? i came back home one day on american soil and i decided, and it made my decision. let's just say it was pretty obvious at this point that is interesting to lock in -- want to a classroom that you probably shouldn't drop the f-bomb as much around high school students. that was an interesting transformation. may be one last question? how are you guys doing? maybe one more, two more. >> we heard some of the baseball stuff but what about your jewish identity and being in israel? what did you learn about that? >> i never had -- that is a great question. i never had a bar mitzvah or a baptism or anything like that but i deftly felt connected to the history and one of the

units. >> salas' brother is a major player in the air force and the pattern is clear in regimes across theeast, yemen, syria, and libya, blood runs thicker than reform. and perhaps the younger nastier brother of syria's dictator, bashar al assad. >> they have had a division of labor and he's the enforcer, the kneecaper. oak. >> oklahoma university professor has ran the regime for 30 years and sis that they are simply carrying on a family tradition. the brother's father had his own brother in similar positions. many of them trust no one else. and -- >> this allows for a regime change that is fairly stable and doesn't lead to civil war. >> some analysts don't expect that philosophy to come to an end for any time soon. even with the unprecedented reports that they are now facing. it's too engained in their culture to give that up, wolf. >> even if these close family structures, these alliances, they can cup rupture from time to time. >> they can and they have. back when his father had heart trouble in the early owe 08s, his own brother, we showed it in that piece, he was an enforcer. he tried

ithis player taken out, how one-nothing equals the united states.el. at the right corner of an eighthe net to-0 = victory and will take on colombia on saturday. the score was 2-0 = united states. >> today, the verbal the not sound like what we are hearing? >> do you want me to fight? >> absolutely. >> and if that is what the fans want? but as one of want to give them. >> i cannot overlook anything. and pam off by the way, he was on with chile from tlc who used to go with usher. that was her first boyfriend. and whenever the ratings would slow down and then his shirt would come off. and then at they would say look at that six-pack! fresh from college, the national coach of the year. from berkeley. >> and he put that uniform on just for television. >> and can you imagine winning the national championship at stanford and now the world series. and he is in in his costume! when the come back! i know you're worried about making your savings last and having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the

support her christine legarde is not a disinterested economic player she not only was is she a close and longstanding friendship with the united states and american politicians she is going to be bucking for the french presidency in two thousand and seventeen after anita lost are close use the term expires or second term expires and so she is going to be fulfilling her duties at the i.m.f. from a political perspective not from a purely economic perspective so she's going to do what dominic strauss kahn was doing and the many stars khan was not this wonderful guy basically he was just throwing money at the problem and doing bailout after bailout as opposed to the hard hair cuts that have to be made i mean we have to restructure these debts that's the only way that the european peripheral countries are going to be able to get out of this hole that they're in because the central planners are not restructuring and that's they're simply foisting more debt onto the bonfire that should these countries simply be fall you know you know they shouldn't just be felt they should we negotiate and k. care cuts and do what you normally do in

actual georgian diplomacy we are confronted by american the players diplomacy which is very much for a reason for why is such a huge country like united states is so actively opposing the case or for recognition or. the georgian president mikhail saakashvili maintain supplies it is still part of georgia how does that make you feel any bill in georgia in the government and your for they may say whatever they are. saying that are causing this part of georgia as equal as saying that georgia is still part of russia since for sure you were to. obligations or the former soviet union. this is only realistic way to say that are causing these parts of georgia everybody knows the legal historical moral. grounds for over in the us we became independent country from georgia before collapse of soviet union so speaking of war i was in parts of georgia and this morning it is completely ridiculous and even more is pretty cool was that the. statements usually. many politicians in the west was. going to stand in the sure of territorial integrity of georgia which is very much repeated like and i'm sure you know. international force a tutorial to which y

united states. we'll see her big announcement today, and she's a real player in iowa.l keep an eye on that. we'll cover that announcement live here on cnn. sam, tell me about these talks. president obama is having about the debt ceiling with senators. nobody from the house. senator harry reid. senator mitch mcconnell. separate meetings today at the white house. what do you think is likely to happen? >> well, we remember that the republicans for weeks have been saying that the president has to get involved in these budget talks. last week the house -- the house majority leader, the number two republican, eric cantor, pulled out of the budget talks. today the president finally gets involved with the two leaders, the senate, harry reid, and mitch mcconnell, the republican. they're going to have talks at the white house. the talks are obviously about the debt ceiling. are they going to be to raise the debt ceiling a month away from the deadline, august 2nd, or the debt ceiling to be raised, and republicans are saying that nothing is going to happen unless the president beg

laying gourroundwork if as were to fall from power they have regime with other key players who might take over. the united state department, the obama administration, hasn't been very specific about what it sees about iran's influence but here is a little bit of what the administration did have to say. >> in terms of evidence, it's difficult for me to talk about a lot of that evidence from the podium. i would just say that, you know, when the -- in the executive order that president obama signed, i believe on april 29th, he did cite human rights violations by the iranian revolutionary guard corps. so we believe there is clear evidence that iran is actively helping syria. >> reporter: administration officials say one of the main things they see are members of iran's revolutionary guard corps moving in and out of syria. key iranian officials from that organization going into syria on a continuing basis. what is their speakexpertise? one of the thing is offer expertise in training appear opinion administering official says iranian riot control gear is now inside syria. iran, of course, has a lot of expertise

united way as some examples. i will bring many skills to this appointment -- a legal training in how to read legal documents. i am a team player. i like to build consensus. i have experience of volunteering for various elected officials, local, state and national. i have a willingness to listen to and work with differing opinions and try to build consensus. i am experience that building teams, legal advisers, regular folks, subject matter experts, which will be required as we take on the redistricting task. i have a strong understanding of san francisco's myriad committees -- communities from the most vulnerable to the most financially independent. i am comfortable living in every circle. i want to make sure it's an inclusive process. i'm an advocate and connector. i want to bring people together, and power them and educate them. i would like to address a suggestion i have heard in the past that perhaps if you run for office you should not be selected for this. i would like each person to be considered on a case by case basis. in my case, i did not seek endorsements from a political party. in fact, had no endorsements. i appli

he represented the united states in the 1912 stock electric's -- olympics. he was the army's master polo player and redesigned the army's cavalry saber and he chased pancho villa around northern mexico with general black jack pershing. when war came to america's shores patton shipped overseas with general pershing and participated in two great battles and was wounded in september of 1918. he was recovering from his wound on november 11th that year, a date that was doubly significant to patton for it was his 30 first birthday and the day his hopes for more battle were military glory were dashed as germany capitulated to the allies. patton returned home in 1919 and depressed man while bradley and eisenhower paid lip service to the idea that they were glad the casualty list had come to an end. patton made no bones about it. he had seen his one big chance for glory taken away from him. at camp meade, maryland patton's hopes were revived when he met a young optimistic colonel now i'm -- named ike who was commanding a tank battalion. that two men's love of these mechanical beasts would cement a frien

to be a political player, but he does have great political power and his ratings are huge, particularly among young people, which is why he's courted, why the president of the united states goes on his show. john stewart says the stuff you say at home when you start shouting at the television like a cread person, and he says it better than anybody else and does it in a fun way. we need that voice. chris: he can say anything he wants. i do believe a lot of people get their news from him. >> sure. chris: maybe scary, maybe not, but he does have power. when we come back, republicans have to put their money and their chips on the tea plus, scoops and predictions. be right back. welcome back. here's my vision of the energy level at the tampa bay convention at the end of next summer. if romney gets the nomination, he gets up there. the best he could hope for is a polite, somewhat restrained reception that john mccain got in 2008 at that convention. that was before the tea party began. i'm guessing jon huntsman or tim pawlenty would face the same tampa crowd. the nomination goes to a tea party favorite, michele bachmann or possibly texas governor rick perry. they would t

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