he brought us from the back of the boss. he brought us to voting rights. but we must continue to fight for justice today. justice is not trying to change the voting rights act and deny us in 34 states our right to vote. justice is not executing people on recanted testimony. justice is not sending children to school that are not -- schools that are not funded. justice is not 1 percent of the country controlling 40% of the wealth. just like dr. king talked about occupying washington, just as those who are occupying wall street, we're going to occupy and take those in that stand up for justice and retire those that stand in the way. [applause] we are here to say that you're going to continue marching in the spirit -- we are going to continue marching in the spirit of dr. king. we marched through the streets yesterday. we gave one message. you will not undo the king during duty will not take away the voting rights act. you will not -- you will not undo the king -- you will not take away the voting rights act. you want us to balance the budgets on what is our e

we can open them up to even more diverse use, safe uses of our roads. and certainly our bicycle enthusiasts have a great contribution to that as i saw on grand beach and chinatown. when you close from tower to bush street and allow the people to get out there, you can see some fantastic results and we're going to patiently wait for the statistics to show us how much that impact was. but i want to simply welcome you here today and to put something in context they know will be exciting for us. you know that bicycle travel has increased over 60% since 2006. and that if we are to make sure that our goal of bicycle trips of being 20% of every trip that is in our city to be 20% by 2020, we're going to have to work a lot harder. we're going to have to educate more people. we're going to have to bring a lot more people under the tent, and we're going to have to understand how leadership and education and enforcement work together with a cultural change that we have to produce in our city. we are, not only in name, a transit-first city. we also want to make sure

commercial uses and ltd. cornered commercial uses.tion 8 in the executive summary deals with this. the proposed ordinance would a allowlccu' lccu's to be 2,500 f currently the limit is 1200 square feet and 50 feet from the corner. the department recommends maintaining existing controls as they are. we generally recommend that idea is this the thing to community planning efforts be continued to the five-year post plan adoption time. this is something that the octavia group has requested to be changed in the ordinance as well. recommendation no. 17, a proposed ordinance allows lcu's to be established with conditional use. we think this is a great idea, but it specifies that it cannot be done if the space has been converted into our residential unit. and many of these spaces are awkward as residential units. they were designed as corner stores and do not work well as residential units, so we would like that to be stricken from the ordinance and allow these to be reinstated on a case by case basis. the following recommendations deal with

to get back to its intended use. well i think we need to do so that's one of the reason i'm you're used to send a message out there that you need to go back to the use of force policy and i think that's sort of the people who are in the street are concerned i think we need wisdom and leadership that's what we need i mean we're losing intelligence here great thank you so much for sharing your thoughts on this that was the inventor of pepper spray cap campbell. and more police crackdown this time and los angeles early this morning police event that occupy l.a. protesters have the armed officers tore down tents and arrested at least two hundred demonstrators and we're hearing there was an effort to ban the press from reporting on it are these ramalinga linda was among those pushed out by cops he gives us an up close look at a chaotic scene. q . you know we still have several people sitting down in the middle of the city hall park here in los angeles occupy l.a. still showing solidarity with the i was free now we've come

doesn't the original legislation allowing for the use of these drones just specify the use on our borders it does in there that they were given to the customs and border patrol which is the agency under g d h s that mans the borders so there's no actual authorization for them to be used for law enforcement well could this have been an accidental intercept i mean if you've got the border patrol on the northern or southern border and they see another kind of crime being committed they have as long course been officers i believe they have an obligation to intervene or at least to notify local authorities to come and do something could that be the beginning into what happened here or is this more than well as you said it's the how they say it's happened over two dozen times so we have to say at that point there might be something more to this here and actually it's part of a larger trend in what we're seeing is as technology advances more and more we're seeing it used in new and different ways so originally we saw this with the body scanners in the airports where eventually you had metal dete

mayor lee will be joining us later. with the invocations, we would like to invite pastor stacey kerns. >> good amp. let us pause for a moment to invite the presence of god. shall we pray together? god, our help in ages past, our hope in years to come, we invite your holy presence to bless this celebration of african-american history month. we give up thanks and praise for the legacy, the creativity, the genius and contributions of african-american people everywhere. we pray that you would strengthen this organization and strengthen all organizations that support telling the story of black history. and so today we ask that as we continue on the journey. that we might be able to do justice, love kindness, and walk hummably -- humbly with our god. may you bless this time together and all god's children say amen, amen, amen. >> and now if you would stand for "lift every voice and sing," sung by leah suites. >> ok. everyone can join in with me. ♪ lift every voice and sing ♪ tell up in heaven rings ♪ rings with a harmony of l

the words we use have changed. if someone wants to get really upset because we're saying of one being and they kneel is enough for them to leave the church, i think there are probably other issues that they had before that. i think it is kind of -- it brings out a lot of change and a lot of old history and emotions. it's okay. there's nothing wrong with it. i've never heard someone say i'm leaving the church because of this. the bishops in the united states and in the world have made a concerted effort to prepare people for this vatican ii was a shotgun approach. some parishes switched to english and others would not. and so it was a malicious mash. and it -- a mishmash. we have worked for 18 months to get this right. we've had workshops and articles in the catholic san francisco and it's been on cnn. you go on to the yahoo and they're talking about the new mass, which is great. we're excited about that so we tried to make sure that people were aware of it. it doesn't mean to say on christmas we will not have a lot

first, leave entertainment as a legal, non-conforming use in the mixed-use neighborhood, where they anticipate the greatest amount of residential growth to take place. change the zoning to allow all forms of entertainment, with fully-permitted use. allow the non-conforming status of every existing venue to remain with the property for a reasonable length of time, if the property were to be demolished so that entertainment to be built into the new construction. allow entertainment as an accessory that is limited -- live performance, in the commercial district and the task force also approved conditions on new residential construction. let me paraphrase this language that is before you. essentially, what this bill is into the building code is -- any noise-sensitive fuse that would move into a noisy area -- existing always, the new development would be required to conduct sensitive sound studies, of a levels in the area, and bring on an engineer who would recommend medications to the property, that would prevent a level of sound getting into the building, that violence -- violates table 24. it pu

senators a lot of us governors. and right now my goal for two thousand and twelve is to build up all of the base coalitions on the left so the environmental communities in the. community the. labor communities the african-american communities the latino communities and make sure that they have member to member base communication so that alternately it's not necessarily just about the election it's about how you govern after the election how do you win things on the local level well it's obviously a fact that the lootings in london this summer we're organized through twitter and facebook so these services can sort of the evil. so do you think that this is the reason to introduce some sort of strict. the stricter regulations these beams of information and i think people will always now work to find the truth and that there will always be bad operators in most places have governed different things around text messaging in the united states there's very specific text messaging spam was however our most recent election i

many of you were with us when we call this the community revitalization program and have been with us during the switch to a more economic focus. that switch to a more economic focus, for those of you who do not spend all of your time thinking about this, i will provide a little bit of context. this was really because we change more broadly for the foundation of communities, and we understand the economy was an important piece of that, as was an virus, as was culture, and we really want as we do this to look for this, and that is why we have spent -- it is really hard to get the staff to appear all in the same place at the same time. i can guarantee you, to have all of them fly across the continent to be here in san francisco to meet all of you and to learn not only about your work but to be thinking about how the work that you are doing in communities every day, the work that you are doing to stimulate economic opportunity to create connections, particularly among low-income folks, to opportunity over the long haul, the folks from our culture program and the folks from our sustainabl

. -- the limits of the conditional use. we understand it may be possible to obtain additional use operation for parking on a approval basis. conditional use operations are subject to appeal. the conditional use authorizations would be for individual parking lots on a two -year basis. it is possible they could possibly be in your queue. i also expect this to be an enforcement issue. at a bare minimum the two-year time for conditional use authorization should be extended to at least five years as recommended by staff, preferably longer. however, instead we respectfully request that this commission respecrequest the board to let t conditions dictate if and when it is appropriate for the parking lots to be developed. for some that may not be the case. for example, the nordstrom parking lot that was specifically for that purpose. i would also like to say we look forward to have the opportunity to meet with supervisor choose office on this. i think that will be really helpful. thank you. >> linda chapman from nob hill neighbors a

what are they using? >> one of the midwest interesting things to that end is the pension system, the capital base of this country. you talk about the agriculture business. we have all these major capital bases in this country, the teacher's pension, the policeman's pension, et cetera. and it is that capital base and those pension managers that really are the collateral for the finance industry, for a lot of what happens. your thoughts on leveraging that power to say, listen, we as the teacher's pension, we as the policeman's pension demand nor transparency in the types of companies we're willing to own. >> well, let's take -- >> or anything like that. >> i think that that's a very sound idea. but here's what happens instead, by the way. take california. california has always kind of helped invent america. it's always been on the leading edge. unfortunately, it's on the leading edge now of where we're going wrong. they've got a $15 billion deficit out there. they can't move the needle. jerry brown has trie

and i hope you help us, help us with free passes. drive us all the way. >> good luck to you, and help us. drive us with repasses all through the month of may. all i have to say now is good luck to you, and mta. and we need your help today, and we need it right now. good luck, mta. [applause] [laughter] supervisor campos: thank you. thank you very much. is there any other member of the public that would like to speak, comments, sing on this matter? seeing none, public comment is closed. i was wondering if i could ask ms. bovogh to come back. i want to thank the members of the public that have come out to speak here. there are many things that muni needs money for. there are very important public that are badly needed where money can be spent. we heard from so many young people who talked about the need for young people in san francisco to have free access to public transit, and it is hard when an agency says where do we find the money when you see they're spending $62 million, and we know something as simple as having the performance

he said but let us do it ourselves. another key focus of many that is address was economic reform for more on this we turn to our tease business desk. this biotechnology russia's economy needs more integration competition and contribution from small business dmitri medvedev said that russia's economy is in good health and is back to pre-crisis levels more of this business reported fifty mins. but first a team of arab league peace monitors arrived in syria as part of an ambitious plan to bring peace to the conflict torn nation there of all comes as the violence is reaching a peak with hundreds reportedly killed in recent days it's the latest round of violence strong strong international reaction with turkey accusing president assad of turning the country into a bloodbath the u.s. has also renewed calls for him to step down in order of a military off the streets or face more international measures syria is already suffering under a slew of economic and regional sanctions but as is often the case is the ordinary people who

we hope to use the aggressive strategies used this past year to address other decreases that did occuris a listing of the features. they remained consistent in scoring from the past year. all are above the 85% threshold and we have seen steady improvement in the playground ratings. as the general manager noted, has focused on restrooms to the public is clearly reflected. those scores on restrooms continue to rise. we are as high as 93%, which is quite incredible. >> this slide shows the district scores and the high bar is the highest scoring district. the box is the lowest scoring district. the green is the average. this is our narrowest difference between our highest scoring district and our lowest scoring district. that speaks to the recommendations in the past to focus of a southeast portions of the city where there have been consistently lower scores. we've seen an increase in district 10 and 11 in those parks. just to see the gap narrowing ensures every citizen and every park user, and a matter where they are, are guaranteed an equitable level of service and that is great news. >>

>> our mom called us all the same. >> and what was that, dear? >> she -- she called us all "babe." >> you're a voiceover pro. >> [ chuckles ] as our tour continued, i entered a world of brightly lit video games. playing the old classics was a blast. oh! >> over here, we have the first home video game, which is called the magnavox odyssey, and over here, we have one of the first arcade video games, which is called "computer space." >> this original version ofte "pong" might not be as interactive as, say, wii is today, but it was groundbreaking for its time. of course, we saved the favorite exhibit for last. and what's the number-one exhibit teens shouldn't miss when they visit the museum? >> well, it comes in a few parts. so, if we come over here, we can take a look at these images by a photographer named eadweard muybridge, and he was somebody who took individual still pictures but saw if you moved them, you ended up seeing a moving image. and this was the beginning of people thinking about how to take these still pictures and eventually turning

to kill us jethro inmates. eleven pm in moscow good to have you with us here on r.t. our top story it's time for a change in russia this from president dmitry medvedev outlining a plan for widespread democratic reform with the country's political system first in line. over was listening to the i knew all state of the union address. first and foremost make sure that that it promised that people's voices will become louder thanks to sweeping reforms of the country's political system or political stablish meant was listening carefully to his address to the parliament as he sketched out the first steps which need to be taken he plans to bring those initiatives to the newly elected duma in the very near future in the last months of his presidency on . my proposals are to introduce direct elections for russia's regional heads to simplify the registration of political parties to remove the need to gather signatures to take part in federal and regional parliamentary elections to cut the number of signatures needed to t

that leads us to technology. technology is important because it helps us to be able to do things more efficiently and effectively. most san franciscans like and have technology. we are bringing technology to where people are. most people have cell phones come smartphones. we are adopting our systems to work with what people have in their day-to-day lives. i am joined by a great group of people behind me. they will talk about an exciting initiative we are launching today that will be one of the most significant things to hit parking in san francisco in generations. i am honored to have a man for whom this technology is not very important. that is our majoyor ed lee. the reason it is not important is because someone else has to worry about parking, it is because of something i learned about him a couple of months ago. it did not come out in the campaign or media. it turns out that ed lee has parking karma. he does not need it. but for the rest of us who do not have parking karma, we're here to talk about something

i want to thank the speaker and hud for giving us the $5 million that will be put to good use. we understand that we will only be truly successful if we are able to create a middle class jobs and affordable, accessible communities that provide a path of upward mobility for all of our working families. this grant will provide a regional prosperity plan to do just that. abag, which is working for the nine area counties, is in partnership with mtc, and they both will be working and producing a sustainable communities strategy, which needs to be approved over the next year. we're looking forward to working with the bay area consortium of local government agencies, organizations, foundations to provide innovative ideas to the regional planning process but include the economic or gratuities strategy, as well as housing the work force strategy. we do have seven of our nine bay area counties and cities, at least cities, represented in this grant, and over a dozen nonprofit organizations from san francisco, the south bay and north bay. this is truly a bay area program. we look forward t

he said but let us do it ourselves. to regret over reporting right there what it was maybe a final address to the federal assembly president with russia choosing a new leader in march of next year political analyst of dmitri babich or says he made a positive contribution to the democratization of the country i think he leaves a pretty good legacy because even if we have concrete facts you know russia drawing involved trade or when. he leaves a different society of the that he talk when he became the president now we have people who require more freedom i think that these measures that he mentioned during his speech for years they are not very logical as they are they still reflect the desire for greater freedom. for greater freedom from well to do part of the population and i think that's a very good development. another key focus of media to address was that of economic reform let's turn to dimitry of the business to ask for more on. both us why the need for more integration competition and contribution from small busi

office but from home because we use the internet. what we used to do was carry the large maps and it took a long time to find the information. >> it saves the city time and money. you are not taking up the time of a particular employee at the assessor's office. you might be doing things more efficient. >> they have it ready to go and say, this is what i want. >> they are finding the same things happening on the phone where people call in and ask, how do i find this information? we say, go to this website and they go and get the information easily. >> a picture tells a thousand stories. some say a map >> i am the director of visual arts programming at intersection for the arts. intersection for the arts is based in san francisco and has always been an organization that looks at larger social political issues through the lens of practice, and we are here today at our exhibition of "chico and chang." the original inspiration was drawn from a restaurant chain in new york city. half of their menu is -- what struck me was the graphic pictu

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>> thank you, tom fitzgerald. >>> it will likely cost some of us more to use public transit. it's not because of a fare he can but a change in the federal law. fox 5s john henrehan is here to explain. >> reporter: the federal benefits are going down next year and the same ones that subsidize parking are going up and that is because two policies come from two different laws. currently, there are tax benefits for workers who get subsidized help from employers with the cost of parking or using mass transit. the benefits are roughly equal. jaimie shock who spends $10 a day taking metro rail between vienna, virginia, and dupont circle, d.c., uses the transit benefit. >> and they take yet out of my paycheck and it's not taxed. >> and do you use it? >> yes. >> the subsidy was built in to federal law and is worth 230 a month. in 2009, the rules were changeed and some transit subidy iss were brought up to the level and that was part of president obama's temporary economic stimulus package and the enhanced transit subsidies are scheduled to expire on december 31st. unless congress acts

we use the court, the outside area. and just to paint a picture for you, there's an outside hoop, and my social rec director was talking about, on a thursday, when the rec is doing the skate park, his basketball practice, because they cannot use the gym, was in between cars shooting free throws. now, if this works out, our kids are going to be walking a shorter distance than they do even to go to school. [bell rings] to carmichael or tenderloin community school. and they will have a full gym and other resources as well. thank you. supervisor chu: >> good afternoonm alumni of the tenderloin boys and girls club. i was a member for 12 years, so i know what it is like for us to have fewer resources compared to other clubs bit of for example, we walked five blocks to the tenderloin rec center to share a small gym space, which is also used for a dance class, roller rink, and for basketball games. the programs for the kids -- the rec center is also used for programs for the kids. so our kids are always the one- like, we cannot

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thanks for being with us. "the ed show" with ed schultz starts right now. >>> good evening, americans. welcome to "the ed show" tonight from new york. mitt romney actually took the silver spoon out of his mouth long enough to accuse newt gingrich of being rich. oh, they're starting to scrap now. >>> democrats hope they can sit back and just watch the gop implode, but it won't be that easy. this is "the ed show." let's get to work. >>> he's a wealthy man. a very wealthy man. if you have a half a million dollar purchase from tiffany's, you're not a middle class american. >> the battle of the republican 1%ers is getting brutal. now it looks like the fight could drag on for months. and that helps the democrats. bill press and joe madison are here tonight. >>> the justice department has decided to challenge the republican effort to block the vote. "ring of fire" radio host mike papantonio is hot on the story and he's here tonight. >>> christine o'donnell, the failed tea party senate candidate, endorsed mitt romney.

we all remember how many people came to us and thanked us for being there. that was, yeah-- >> continue with us as we talk about jazz, justice and being involved in the world and society around us with lois and marjory. company >>> welcome back to mosaic. you might be thinking "where is this great church?" so you can go there. >> we're at 424 monta vista avenue, the corner of oakland avenue and monta visit. near piedmont area. that neighborhood. >> what time are your services? >> 11:00 in the morning on sundays. >> any other services like bible studies or groups during the week that people can attend? >> we have a scripture meditation on wednesday at 1:00. and other special services. marjory leads some advent services. >> that's right. >> and the easiest thing to do is to go to our website, www.plymouthoakland.org. there's all kinds of information there about upcoming services, not just the ones coming up during this season of advent and christmas, but lois and i were saying on the way over, one of our favorite services is our annual mardi gras services. we

us with peace and quiet and open air waiting for us right here here's a plactime for us right now there's time for us this time together we're time to share time to learn time to care somehow some way we found a new way of living we found a way of forgiving right here there's a place for us god made a place for us so hold my hand and i'll take you there hold my hand and we're halfway there right here right now this place ♪ god bless you. [cheers and applause] (music) hello, i'm ivette torres, and welcome to the road to recovery 2011 , a showcase of events. throughout this year, millions of americans have been making their voices heard by telling their story of recovery from substance use and mental disorders. they know that they are not alone in their journey of recovery, that family, friends, and entire communities

wow, that's a scary concept. >> yes. >> walk us through briefly -- walk us through the money, use usremember, we've got two lovely guests on remote right now who are in the christmas spirit as you are, and one who obviously is not. >> okay. so let's say the three of us form a group, we want to go ahead and make some extra money. we're part of a larger group. there's a guy that has a warehouse has commissioned us to go steal for him, right? >> well, let's use karen. karen has a warehouse, she has commissioned us to steal on her behalf. >> right. so kar wants us -- >> i was going to say karen wanted to buy from us, but -- >> i like that better. >> crystal the warehouse so there's not any suggestion of racial profiling in this whole nonsense. crystal is in charge of the warehouse, karen is the buyer, and we are thieves, and that's that. you're a thief. >> so crystal is our boss, right? she commissions us to go into a store. >> okay. >> and in this case, we're going to go ahead and steal from let's say a walgreen's. >> why wouldn't we go to saks across the street. >> we could go to saks,

most of us were in grade school, some of us were in kindergarten. this is remarkable given that you don't look old enough. you were the first person we met when we joined the board of supervisors. you not only served the city and county of san francisco, you served this branch for 21 years. i have a proclamation from the board of supervisors. the performance of your duties and responsibilities have been exemplary and i will not read all of the many responsibilities you have but whereas you'll recognize the importance of working as a team and offering us assistance, where as your knowledge and healthfulness will be genuinely missed upon your retirement, let it be resolved that the board of supervisors and the office of the prone and board, weeks blessed are very severe -- sincere appreciation for your talents, skills, for the manner in which to carry at responsibilities. we extend our very best wishes upon your retirement. congratulations. [applause] >> before you speak, i would like to ask the clerk of our board if she would like to say a few words.

but not all of us do. is a widow. she lost her husband, michael, in iraq just 17 months after they said "i do." she reached out for a community of other widows like her, but couldn't find one. so she created the american widow project where 900 young women gather in person and on facebook to support one another and remember. taryn felt a void and filled it herself, and others. this is why i salute her. >> the truck flipped. and ended upsidedown with him up top and he was crush zbld killed by an ied in afghanistan. >> suicide bomber. >> he committed suicide. >> he took off and the nose dipped, and then it spiralled to the ground. >> they came to my house thursday morning. >> nobody else is going to be at your door at 5:45 in the morning. >> they told me my husband was not coming home. >> you don't marry someone, and look at them and go, oh you're going to die. >> to lose your best friend, your life. >> the most difficult thing about being a widow is waking up every day knowing that my husband's not going to

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he joins us to tell us more about the class. who did you bring with you? >> ingrid.nd health. >> good to have you with us. it's very popular at sports and health? >> very popular. most of the classes are full, which is fun. >> we know they are offering this kind of thing in a lot of gyms around the area. what did you think of it? >> awesome, barbara. i am talking about working the cardiovascular and getting the body going. it was awesome. >> i never worked so hard in my life. >> and they are telling you what to do in that whole time? >> yes. >> was this tougher than some of the other classes you have had and had gone to? >> yes, incredibly tough. you are moving the body at so many angles, you have to use the body for cardiovascular as well as strength. >> are many in good shape like steve? >> no, we are seeing different levels of fitness coming in, and it's such a great workout, but it's such great fun that i think everybody is starting -- >> looks like a lot of fun. >> did you have fun? >> i had a great time. there was a lady there, 78 years young. she was going thr

call us. say, i can't get down there i have, they might come out with 50 gallon drums if you have waste or oil they will come and pick it up. if you have gasoline you haven't used in a while they will come and pick it up. the main thing is safety. we don't want to end up like this guy. he didn't heed the warnings. for each one of these to carry out this guy, how many guys are backing them up? i figure 4 a piece. we don't send in a team unless we have the same amount of people and then some to back them up. to get you to gage what an incident is the guy with the big thumb. the rule of thumb is this. if you cover the incident with your thumb you are far enough away. does it look like he's got it covered with his thumb? you see the smoke going to the side. he's still too close. he's got to back up further even with the rule of thumb. we want you to view the rule of time, distance and shielding. what's time, don't stick around. distance. get far away. shielding means put something solid in between

centers like this to cure what ails us. for some medical conditions the radiation let off by these isotopes can be harnessed to destroy weaken malfunctioning cells just like in diagnosis by choosing the appropriate isotope radiation can be localized in a specific organ or tissue for example another isotope produced alongside molybdenum i dine one thirty one can be taken orally to fight fire with cancer with christmas and new year come presents and with presents comes trash in many countries much of it just ends up in municipal landfills but as the rubbish piles up people are increasingly looking for alternatives to simple city dumps. in countries with no shortage of extra space landfills have been a common way to dispose of trash according to some estimates about thirty five million tons of municipal waste is generated every year in russia and more than ninety five percent of it ends up at landfills if there weren't enough of an eyesore they also emit harmful greenhouse gases every year russian landfills release an estimate

from that country, who continues to work with us. i guess, i think, one thing i am hoping this encourages is more local use. you mentioned is a destination spot for a lot of tourists, but i think with these types of improvements, a lot of folks in the city will feel more inclined to use that area. i think hopefully it will revitalize the commercial and other things there because it is so beautiful, like you said, and there is no connection between the street and the water and the view. there is a complete disconnect. i am really excited to see this. i don't know if this question will sound clear or not, but sometimes i have walked from the building to pier 39, and i know that the auditorium will be a project to be developed in the next few years, but has much thought been given to that stretch? >> on the port side, yes, a lot of thought has been given to that. that is support staff jurisdiction, but i know the intent with the international cruise terminal and the new waterfront plaza, we're trying to create a string of growth along t

drivers dropped us off and let us go where we wanted. to where we saw a crowd of people around a tank. we thought this was the government showing us pro-gadhafi reporters. as i climbed on the tank, i realized they were rebels, the government minders delivered us to the rebels. i thought there's going to be a gun battle. we were brought in to film, to witness it. that wasn't the case. the government made a mistake. right after that, they changed. the security kind of took over from the government officials running the press sight. within days, when we left the hotel without minders, we were rounded up sometimes at gunpoint and forcibly taken back to the hotel. the first few days we had a tiny bit of freedom until the government clamped down on us. >> nic, what was it like in tripoli in those early days? >> it was the time we had almost all the freedom. intelligence got ahold of the idea we were renegades. we were heading to parts of the city we didn't want to. then they clamped down on us. the access dried up. >> then you were the first w

i want to remind us of that. that has been an issue for us to. i am very, very glad to see trader joe's coming back. we have spent a lot of time on the sutter st. van ness corridor product -- project with trader joe's in that particular case, they did not have any parking. there is a good feeling about the store. i am perfectly comfortable with trader joe's moving into the location and getting a liquor license. that seems to be very much in tune with the grocery store that had won. trader joe's is a little bit different. that is a no-brainer. packaging two formula retail projects into one, i would agree with commissioner miguel. i would have expected that they would have approached us not as a package deal, but it would have understood the sensitivity of adding formula and retail of this scale, it is a question. starbucks, takes -- starbucks takes a fraction of the space of what is in front of us. i am not very comfortable seeing this all packaged in one. i would share the concern about the potential of an additional liquor license being allocate

the product group has told us that there is no project without cvs, and cvs told us there is no project without a liquor license. as much as i do not want to see that site and the, and i understand the inconvenience it is causing many people, i really do not appreciate our neighborhood being held hostage in the name of corporate greed. the only reason they want a liquor license is to make more money. i strongly urge you to deny this conditional use. commissioner olague: thank you. is there additional public comment on this item? you can come to the microphone. >> i do not know if i know enough about the whole issue, but i do approve of the project. i think it is that it to have something there than not have something there. i think what i'm seeing is there's a lot of people that it is just too far for them to go to get what they need. i also think it is just dangerous to have a big, and the building -- and the building in the area. i feel a little bit more safe when there is something there. this was the liquor license. they have always sold liquor there, so i do not know exactly what t

using satellite technology, using the information data bases that the military has, you can help us quicklyassess how to quickly get in and out of areas. we usually have 72 hours to rescue people. that is going to be critical. if it is a major bay area wide event and not just one side or the other side of the day, because we will not have enough search and rescue people, we will not have enough equipment, and it will be hard to get to more isolated areas like the east bay hills. if we have a really bad incident, you'll have a tsunami issue. then there will be an inner bay issue. those are two different kinds of issues. i am not even sure we will have passage to the golden gate. there are a lot of different scenarios. i think the ability to gather the data on survivability, and one of the things to enter your last questions is that we have been playing with all of our software companies on what kind of applications we can make for may be a regular iphone, so people can help self-report where injuries are, which buildings are still standing, so we can have a very quick assessment of were the

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but let us do it ourselves. right there let's get more details on with the dress with a political analyst. joining me here in the studio good to see you. announced these reforms that he says will make it easier for more people to have their political voices heard will these reforms i do such a task oh there are a stream points in that there isn't speech and they all need qualifications so i think you should wait until maybe the end of that the to find out what exactly he meant it was basically he said that we shall have. for the governess we will see what he meant because prime minister putin just a day before said that there will be elections but this is will be suggested by political party yes which was in the local elections and approved by the president so we'll see if. exactly what we can say now as as you did say there and i do have the direct translation of what you mentioned here and among other things that you just mentioned. suggesting the need to remove the need to gather signatures to take part in fe