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you're used to this. >> it's great to be here, i'm very honored that the mayor has nominated me to be the treasure reer of the island authority, i've been involved in numerous specific projects in this city. i started out building affordable housing and with the first housing director of the chinatown development community over 36 years ago and i went on to do other things but i have maintained my relationship with that great neighborhood organizations for three decades and i am now the president of its board of directors, i was on the commission of the agency in the early 1980's and early 1990's and [inaudible] which i've been stuck for about three decades prior to my [inaudible] and a great advocate, strong advocate for family and children uses on that block. i was on the de young board of trustees and helped them with the building of the new de young museum in golden gate park, i helped the port of san francisco after more of a decade on the moratorium of building with the waterfront land use plan and as a director of real estate helped to formulate the strategy. so, i am good at h

and you answer whoa i need time to think so when she called me mom i needed time to think to get used to the idea i spent a couple of days sorting out my feelings. that well my mom died. and another woman. i didn't understand it when i first saw her. i know lisa and to her and called her names and said there's two things to her just now is so only until you know another day call mom the typical same way used to her . she has sky and nice. and caring mom is you could say. the most important person in your lie. to me out of the way my big conflict if i tell a child to do something or example kids often want to play instead of doing their homework one of my girls takes these situations very close to heart and close us risk. and because of these strong emotions she might start calling me auntie a little not again. no i even feel slightly offended and i go like why are you calling me that i'm your mother how can you say that. she came of the director. and then she became a mom. and she likes it when it's clean and. that's . just the way our own parents didn't want us so when they came to the

facilities that allow us to test them under intense gamma ray conditions some products undergo field testing at our client's facilities with the . dia cons also has its own testing facilities and we arrive just in time to see one of the latest gizmos struts his stuff. compressor stations can say no holds hangal of pipes that const be checked by the unfortunately named pigs pipe inspection gauges dia cons xplosion proof robots on the other hand can move along even the most twisted of pipelines thanks to its to the tracks they can push against the inside of the pipe with a force of one hundred eighty kilograms while it's electromagnetic acoustic transducer doesn't even require direct contact with the pipe he did takes microscopic defects and corrosion they could lead to massive problems down the line it has a number of cameras for official inspection and is in service in countries around the world compresses stations are frequently located in far flung places inaccessible by standard transport means so the company has converted a six wheel drive camas that can even the most rugged terra

on thent to see us take big issues. they do not want to see the entire year enough bite paralyzing process. >> do you want this to go beyond nominations? >> i have advocated we need to get rid of the filibuster on motion to proceed. we cannot even move onto important legislation. we should get rid of the filibuster on conference committee. we spent six months on the budget conference committee and we are unable to do so. 60 votes tove not end debate but 41 to extend debate. of those 41, a least one should thereafter have to be on the floor making arguments so that of a silenttead paralysis, we have a talking filibuster. that is the tradition of the senate. if you want to delay things, you would take the floor and make your case before the american people. that is a tradition we should restore. then the american people can judge whether or not the folks were slowing down the are not heroes. it is supposed to be impartial. these are lifetime appointments. if you allow one president to get up-and-down votes and filmmaking -

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to and he hasn't used it yet be curious to see if he uses it next week another issue that's popped up next year another issues that that's popped up this year is drones when brennan was going through his nomination confirmation that the issue of drone warfare and how the united states uses our drones leapt into the forefront of the media might we see that we just have thirty seconds with might we see something about drones addressed in the series and you know i've gone through the four hundred fifty amendments thus far and there hasn't been much of anything on drones as far so i don't really expect that to come up there have been some amendments i think senator paul managed to get amendment that he couldn't target american citizens with drones but i don't expect anything else on the defense bill at this point we'll have to look at whatever this fight is going out the next few weeks it should be interesting john isaacs thanks for joining us here. in other news wal-mart is the world's largest retailer and our nation's largest employer the giant corporation makes nearly thirty five thous

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this used to be a cool neighborhood in san francisco and it's great to be back on track. as the mayor said, this is the greatest place for economic development for the community and it's also important educational resource and help us transcend barriers across these communities. these dynamics are as the mayor and supervisor said are seriously impacting the art and we need a permanent solution to address the displacement of our organization. we collaborate with local government agencies, businesses, and civic leaders and artist to purchase and lease space for artist in the organization and to develop and expand their facilities and purchase their own facilities. we are developing this with the can an foundation and we fund arts in san francisco. and it's with the city's key artist the need for space which forms a huge challenge. it doesn't matter how much we provide if we don't have a place for performance art. we are providing $5 million in seed funding over 5 years to cast. [ applause ] northern california community loan foundation has extensive experience working with a

if they weren't on the lot, they were the people that used to house. >>> the great recession created a growing group of formerly middle class americans unable to afford rent or make mortgage payments. many ended up homeless and have been forced to live in their cars. the government doesn't keep records of v hickular homeless, but we may see the greatest number since recession. it is illegal to live in your car in many place, so safe car parks have propped up. these parking lots are a visible solution to a hidden problem affecting peel who doan fit the -- people who accident fit homelessness. >> teresa heads towards it church. it's not religion she's after, it's the parking lot. >> this is our office. what we use. we have a file cabinet with paperwork. basing toiletries, snacks for donations. we want to ensure participants have what they need. smith and her nonprofit dreams for change run a safe parking program, running the lot from church and a youth center. it's a dozen program in 85 sites on the west coast providing a safe haven for 59% of homeless and live in cars. >> how is your c

i'm not used to being recognized for doing what i'm supposed to do let us not wallow in the valley of despair. i say to you my friends, even though we face the difficulties of today and tomorrow, i still have a dream. it is a dream deeply rooted in the american dream. dr. martin luther king jr., thank you dr. king, because you shared your dream, i'm able to dream beyond what generations before me could even imagine. that is what fulfills my dream from my youth and my young adults. i truly just thank god that he allows know wake up everyday and do not only what i love but do what i feel i'm purposed to do. i want to thank the san francisco human rights commission for selecting me as the 2013 hero award recipient. i want to say thank you for nominating me. i don't think you will ever understand that the nomination means more than the actual award. if you only knew. i would like to briefly acknowledge a few heroes of my own on this day that marks the 50th year of the march on washington. wilhelm wundt -- one of the most profound speeches that we have heard. simply because i did not recei

us again. this threat. to us distribution. only to get the film out in the us to win over in court. this morning. was a disappointment sensually continued hearing. until june twenty fourth what this really is accomplishing. the speech even winning in this case would not be over very very long. holy man of our legal system. today. recorded in june good counsel to know we have no been in this for more than a year. late august i received a new letter from michael contra told to drop. he's ready to come to sweden negotiate a settlement if i only make some cuts to the movie these guys never stop even if they know they're wrong they never stop. two months later i'm on my way to film festival. later today. in court in los angeles. this is the moment we've been waiting for. i was very i was i was i was very. exacting the way i wanted it to read it was it was right on. everything a perfect way to face the. wants. for. him which was there were times in the area where it was. like what are you talking about anyway so i don't want. her. i didn't think i would be able to read a legal document wi

to us distribution. to get the film out in the us. in court. wanting to know what happened this morning. was a disappointment sensually the judge has continued hearing on. until june twenty fourth what this really is accomplishing. the speech even though winning in this case would not be over for a very very long. our legal system. today. to court date in june good counsel two and we have no been in this for more than a year. late august i received a new letter from michael contra told us to draw up a record. he's ready to come to sweden negotiate a settlement if i only make some cuts to the movie these guys never stop even if they know they're wrong they never stop. two months later i'm on my way to film festival. later today. in court in los angeles. this is the moment we've been waiting for. i was very excited i was i was i was very. exacting the way i wanted it to read it was it was right on. the line. everything up perfectly. wants. or it's all mixed up it's basically argument which. there were a couple of times in the area where it was kin

we can't you know if generals going to say sell some of us. choose to use the concerns you can. choose to defend against the degrading to. choose the stories that impact your life choose be access to your office. this is obviously more for the ladies because it's a. women wanted to avoid rape they really needed to buy guns environ how to use them. this is the one that i want to go with but once you give us the feel for. definitely the target of the gun lobby one you don't kill them not one to kill anybody but if somebody were you with this with her. i'm noticing more and more is this really scary marketing tactics which implies that women have some sort of moral obligation to own guns to protect their family and young girls shoot out here too so we do have a pink or. more kids young kids choke on food than are killed by firearms if being armed made us safer in america we should be the safest nation on earth so we're clearly not the safest. guantanamo bay faces a rising tide of opposition is the facility marks twelve years of scandal and scrutiny it's very easy and one ton of. new

that leverage almost just the world feared us to tell them about we drop we use atomic bombs twice but we shows that the united states is to the top of bob's repeatedly in the same sense that a person who. in a gun to someone's head to rob them uses the gun without pulling the trigger and truman uses that and iran right after world war two we use it over and over again to twice. korea so was korea have soo i mean this happens over and over again proposed every presidential order and nuclear because it had nixon eisenhower the madman nixon proposed that he would use nuclear weapons in vietnam he never came about because he was already bombing the hell out of the place most massive blaze of one who fathered min said that the united states threatened nuclear war thirteen times against. unbelievable and this brings me to reagan's obsession with the star wars fantasy and i think it was almost the most despicable part of the story was seen that there was actually a once in a lifetime chance for nuclear disarmament and he just started under it. because they were regulars at reykjavik reagan c

understand that we also respect freedom of speech and that's a way for us to show it. it's pretty inspiring to see the. support i mean i really doubt it would happen in canada it was heartening to see that happen from afar and frustrating to know that we can only make that happen here maybe something would change. much better to be a film director. that sparkles on the red carpet. the festival focuses on the. people in germany should ask. the banana company try to stop a story that should leave consumers shaken up. we were celebrated as winners but it felt wrong. even if the film. it was still blocked in the us. would. be for a different room. taking plea it meant they could sue us again. this threat meant that no insurance company would cover the us distribution. our only chance to get the film out in the us was to win over in court. and this morning. was a disappointment sensually continued hearing. until june twenty fourth what this really is accomplishing the objective. speech even a winning issue this case would not be over very very long. our legal system. today.

i don't know how to use a smart phone. in fact, it's hard for me to even use a cellular phone. now, the time limit, i been walking the halls of city hall for 55 years. sometime i come at 9:00 in the morning and don't leave until 2:00 the next morning. now, i have a placard on my car. i don't have the one you hang in your window. and what it would look like for me to be jumping up, moving my car, 4 hours here and having the disability i do have. i know i may not look like i have a disability but i'm 80 years of age and i hope some of you get to be my age and then when the weather change like it is now i couldn't even hardly walk here. you know, and it bothers me in the front here all around city hall you have the mta permit parking. they are city employees. they get to park free all day long all the time they want to. this used to be the city employees used to have parking over there in the parking lot. this just happened in the last 15 years when -- city hall is supposed to belong to me and i can't even park at city hall. i'm parking 2 or 3 blocks away. thank you very much. >>

to them. the two thousand sixty seventy s so that we didn't use that to turn this into clean. totally sterile environment. the technician is preparing the back seats that will soon be used in the first clinical trials in humans in a tv spots. i've been getting from what they i think that would be into it that way. then the participants' blood samples will be brought back to display any antibodies in it tested. the body can recover the difference when the input of the fire. if they do. oh and my pride even though the effect is perfect. but will the vaccine be affected. against the notorious deviant flu swine flu. director kylie little did it the wife norma and from our region that we selected the kaplan said that when you said oh so but it's quite the footy give the fray they hope to read the official council would you say a kind of battle. of course the only way to know for sure is to expose the blood samples from the clinical trials to the actual flu virus is right here in this land over him and for all we do not have it the landfill but we're hoping to get in there for the st

because it allows us to, on a good safe, basis to make attempts to ask the property owner to let us in and if they are not going to and we cannot say that there is a history of the building or a permit history or through an exterior inspection of the building, and then at that particular point in time we really don't have a good faith basis to promote or if there are some other pattern in that community, we don't have a good faith basis to proceed to ask for an inspection warrant because we don't have probable cause and now the standard in the building code, by the state, to the building official is, a reasonable belief but in a situation like this, we can't get in and a lot of times when we get in the things are changed from maybe what they were. but we think that this is a fairly good way of going where it does allow us a process by which we are making a good faith effort and we can then hone out those particular cases where we are spending a lot of time and we are not getting to utilize the safety has ards and jaime just shows you for the last five years that we get about 1,000 give

and sold to the us or turned over to the us for. the soul that could be buried alive. was saved with great effort. into they want to turn me into a terrorist so it was with them they wanted me to admit that i was a member of al qaeda or taliban or that i fought with them. not about time i didn't even know what al qaeda is nevertheless there are people all. brave enough to start a fight. something is going to be done that's going to be done by me in the span of a short amount of time to do it but it's going to impact me i'd be prosecuted but it's going to impact. the wife my daughter. the one time a trap. on our t.v. . dramas that can't be ignored. to the. stories others who a few still notice. faces change the world lights now. a full picture of today's the i phone to us from around the globe. to up to. fifty. the old. boy i was surprised when alexander the oldest of the kids called me mom she was the first to do it was too early for us i jumped at that moment because i wasn't ready yet it's like if a man proposes to you and you answer whoa i need time to think so when

again, i want to reiterate to give us a better understanding to talk to our colleague. thank you. >> okay. so, any objection, then the motion passes to continue this. let's see. madam clerk, can you call item number 5. >> hear ring to consider appointing one member term ending november 19, 2014 to the bias cal advisory committee, there is one seat and one applicant. >> mr. allen unfortunately, i don't think he's here, was not able to attend today but has reached out to our office to express interest, maybe he reached out to my staff, i'm not too sure if he reached out to me, supervisor cohen, would you like to share? >> sure, i just wanted to thank you, i just wanted to say this is an applicant that i am putting forward and also i just want to highlight a native san franciscan, he's a basketball coach and they have teem pictures this afternoon so we can do one of two things, we could vote the matter and continue it to go forward because i think we should fill the seat as soon as possible, but if not, we can continue the item and mr. allen has agreed to come to our next

you would have no opposition to us try to clarify those very specifically for what has no impact on us being able to advocate in other countries but would keep this treaty from affecting us here domestically. you do not have an opposition? >> i do not, and i think i so testified i have no objection to clarify those severability issues. >> thank you, and i hope you can help us do that through your advocacy. do you agree it is important for the senate to adopt a strong assortment to protect the appropriate amounts of power between state and federal governments? >> yes. >> you had made some statements on the record in the past, and since the record of these hearings can have a bearing on future issues that arise, i just wanted to -- again, i respect your advocacy and your service to our country, and i thank you very much for coming. >> thank you. >> thank you, and i know you're going to have to leave, so i appreciate your willingness to answer questions from the record as we move ahead. >> well, i will really do that, and i appreciate your understanding about my having to leave, and i am

us again. this threat. to us distribution. our only chance to get the film out in the us was to win over don't. know what happened this morning. was a disappointment sensually continued hearing. until twenty four what is really is accomplishing the objective. speech even winning in this case would not be over very very long. our legal system. today. recorded in june good counsel two and we have no been in this for more than a year. late august i received a new letter from michael contra told to drop a record. he's ready to come to sweden negotiate a settlement if i only make some cuts to the movie these guys never stop even if they know they're wrong they never stop. two months later i'm on my way to film festival. later today. in court in los angeles. this is the moment we've been waiting for. i was very excited i was i was i was very very excited. it. exactly the way i wanted it. it was it was right on. the line is tentative ruling. everything out perfectly. you don't want. your intentions although that's basically argument w

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so initialing the recommendation that came to us we didn't know it was going to be so much conversations about that but we initialing studies we were going to do a random drawing for who was going to get that one appointment and what we said in a long consideration is that we should do a random courthouses so each board member can have something to say. what if one of the men's left or resigned early so it seems like just to do it once or do it altogether >> if you're going to do the random you know the 3 board members that are up any objection and the next board members we'll get the second set which make sense oh, let's just do a random for everybody and you get stuck on a seat but that way you have a staggered system it coincides with reelections. >> yeah. i think that was discussed and there's different ways like seniority and ways we couldn't come up with a system that made more sense but randomly seemed like it made more sense. if we did is in a way of people that are terminating out or not terminating out so we thought random was the fairest way to do is it. we spent 3 hours talki

it's about to get bigger. it's bet for us, actually. will have more punt to flip someone in their rachks as more people begin working for him and they already got 100 new arrestee sitting in lockup. >> now they have to go work for each other. somebody's going to tell something. who you going to point the finger at? >> we're going do what we can do for you. we're going to pull you up and look at the other things you got. and obviously, this ain't dead but it's changed. all right? you accept what they e give sometimes and sometimes it's not worth the aggravation to be involved with a guy you know is going to be screwing up again. when you meet him, he is out here and he follows back and forth. no, he is the reason -- that is just the game. sometimes it jus dustn't work out. it doesn't work out. >>> there's been a culture of lawlessness out here for many years. ford heights is such a tight-knit community, they had that type of we're not telling anybody atmosphere. >> he needs to be off the street and needs to be off the street now. >> from

prejudices can lead to openness. make usstruments of your piece and bearers of divine justice that always tempers instinct with mercy, that changes what appears to be defeat to the reality fed by providence that all will be well. may you walk always with us and may you inspire us as you once inspired john fitzgerald kennedy to dream of a world that never was and to say, why not? may god bless the united states of america. >> and now, please will come the mayor of dallas, the honorable mike rawlins. >> a new era dawned and another waned a half a century ago. hope and hatred collided right here in dallas. we watched the nightmarish reality that in our front yard our president had been taken from us, taken from his family, taken from the world. life and his death seemed mythologically to usher in the next 50 years. what ensued was five decades filled with other tragedies, turmoil, and great triumphs. , ourre all very young lives and dreams in front of us. young as well, barely a century old. and we all felt invincible. it seems

just like you all did to protest harassment in the street, that you can use to encourage people to vote, to make sure afghanistan has free and fair elections so that afghanistan really does show the rest of the world that they can build the country they want to have. i know that's what the young people want. >> i think that's a real opportunity. we were talking earlier in the council meeting that we need some kind of internet outreach, some kind of movement, a virtual movement to support the courageous stands young people in afghanistan are making. also to try to enlist support of young people around the world to make sure your voices are heard. even do some crowd funding on behalf of some of the projects that are so important. with respect to the development aid, we held an international meeting in tokyo in 2012. and it was a very successful pledging meeting. countries that had troops there were there as well as countries that had no military troops but had sent both development experts and resources. and the decision was made that that community representing a

and it's a concern to all of us. as i've become convinced over the year, have a stronger economy and a clear implement. i'm encouraged that maybe it's possible to have the benefits of a virtual currency, virtual currencies, and to actually be able to not facilitate, hold down the criminal activity that we've talked about here today. so thank you for giving us both sides. old sides of the story. and we are going to i suspect a chance to work with you some more, and my hope is that you will feel free to come back and tell us informally or formally where the legislative branch of our government needs to be doing some things to make sure that what a potential risk there is for our economy, for consumers. is actually realized. while we can't count on that illicit behavior, criminal behavior, we all want to eliminate. so i'm going to just all a very short recess while we change up the cards. i'm going to need to take a phone call from one of my colleagues, and we will probably resume in about two minutes. but thank you all

we used to be able to. we used to take it, go down and we scan that phone and get every single picture, every single video, every single contact off of it. now they just recently passed that law where we can't do that. we have to get a search warrant now. that's what we do. i can show you how to do a search warrant for that. if you ever need help with that, r just call me and ask. be more than happy to help you because the bottom line is what we're all here for. i'm very happy that this is being kicked offer. -- off. some of the importance of deal with graffiti, how to set up your own facebook account, using facebook to gather intel. facebook subpoenas, search warrant guidelines, and using grab at&t aloe tracker for investigations. then we're going to talk about if we have time, we'll talk about the successful investigations that we have done at the city of phoenix level. the importance of dealing with graffiti, graffiti gives your city a dirty appearance. residents become afraid. businesses may not want to

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