us here. you look at us up here, lots of people of color. unfortunately when you look at our universities and colleges, they do not have all the people of color. it is great to see an audience of people that look like us. it was about time, right? and i do not know about you, but that is what it is all about. not about us being successful. all of us already made it. it is about how we get everybody in this city and community to rally behind the young people like yourself who have a whole future ahead of you, and we have screwed up the plan of for you really bad. you guys are going to have to be 10 times smarter than us because we did not figure it out. it is exciting to be in a place where you folks are going to be in the future and to have the gates foundation stepped up and give you some of the tools. one of the frustrating things for me as a superintendent is i kind of believe we are educating all you young people for a world that just does not exist anymore. things have changed so much. when i was in school, there was not computers. thin

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a locomotive and easy to carry out then doing it the legal way a kind of artsy call that brings us up here on r.t. and time now for the business and date with marina us around. hello and welcome to business here on our team now we start this hour with oil russia may be rich in the but that doesn't show i have the petrol pumps motorists are having to contend with rising prices and in some cases shortages the problems have been put down to higher duty and intervention in the market and it's got to the stage the government is considering allowing low grade class to petrol back on the market petrol refiners in russia have been reluctant to convert to the higher class through standards but the russian gasoline says they're always to make it happen. if you do pretty well there are a few stimuli being implemented at the moment currently very high the level of. the difference isn't big around three hundred to four hundred rubles according to the clocks now there is talk of increasing this difference to two thousand to three thousand roubles plus. those who have already invested in upgrading their

more than any of us standing up here today. i was reading the newspaper this morning, and there was an article in the paper. i said, that is my chance for a soapbox. so i will speak for two minutes, starting now. it was an article about church street -- turk street. there is a tndc project there on the corner. i want to make sure i get this right. the author who wrote this column misses the point, as he often does. it misses the point in a number of ways. 178 affordable units, services on site. probably the bright spot on that block. if tndc had more money, the entire bloc would be in good shape. this is a fantastic project. it is also adjacent to two other large projects. there is the ambassador. so the author of that article misses that and talks about the liquor store on the corner and more police presence. granted, those are problems, but getting rid of a liquor store and having more police does not solve a problem of poverty, lack of opportunity, lack of housing. it does not solve the problem for the need of human services

he's here with us tonight in our audience. and he's all grown up. say hello, everyone, to bobby.obby. [ applause ] can you say hello to everyone? go ahead and say hello to everyone, bobby. >> now? >> jimmy: yes, now. just say hello -- >> now? >> jimmy: say hello to everybody? >> now? >> jimmy: yeah, now, anytime. >> now? >> jimmy: yeah, whenever. yeah, just right -- there he is, bobby, everyone. [ applause ] he really grew up. really grew up in five years. it's astonishing. we have a good show for you tonight. from "breaking bad," a great show, aaron paul is with us. we have music from viva brother. and we'll be right back with roseanne barr so stick around. [ cheers and applause ] i like things stacked. [ male announcer ] applebee's knows what the neighborhood likes. we like things stuffed. [ all ] topped! [ male announcer ] so we're serving up stacked, stuffed and topped entrees! like the amazing new chicken parmesan stack stuffed with italian cheeses and topped with spicy marinara for only $9.99. there's also provolone stuffed meatballs, new florentine topped house sirloin and

we will see gradual changes in the next 48 hours that will slowly warm us up. here's emeryville.othing too dramatic. we are looking at subtle warming the last 24 hours but you wouldn't know it because we have the mist and the drizzle. 63 fremont, 61 redwood city. upper 50s in napa. so the west winds continue to keep the cool marine air transported from the bay area to the delta and out through the central valley. it will limit our warming, but we are looking at a moderate west wind. we aren't look at the west winds. the low clouds will continue to evaporate and peel back today. it's four degrees warmer in redwood center, as well as napa and santa rosa. afternoon high is on the two to three degrees warmer. the wipers are needed this morning heading into san francisco. then the cooler afternoon highs. 10 to 15 degrees cooler than afternoon. a little warmth heads our way by the middle to the end of the week. looks like next weekend we should see some warmer weather. you've heard that before, right? here the on shore flow is keeping temperatures and the clouds persistent here at our

more than any of us standing up here today. i was reading the newspaper this morning, and there was an article in the paper. i said, that is my chance for a soapbox. so i will speak for two minutes, starting now. it was an article about church street -

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that political ploy has been used up here most of my lifetime. they're going to accuse their opponents of taking it away. that's just the way it works up here, and that's not good policy. but the bottom line is, some things will be changed. we will be to the point where, because we have been running this government now historically for quite a few years, by barring money to spend on projects we approve, and that barring is about -- what is it, about 40% now of everything which we have up here, and so we reached the point where we spend our revenues and we have to have money to fin, a project. so one of the things that has to be faced is the debt service and the bond and the debt of our country ait comes due. i' been told, i don't know this for a fact, that we're going to have to rework quite a few hundreds of billions of doars worth of bonds in the month of august, which would be abou $500 billion worth of extra spending or extra funds we would have to put out. and the issue, the real issue is everybody pretty much agrees if we don't extend the de

us today. i do not know if you want to stand up for wave or something? if you are here. [laughter] so, if you have any questions, feel free to contact us through the directors of this, if you want to elaborate more, understand more about the workings of city planning. thank you. we will spend the time with that. i wanted to knowledge former commissioner sue lee is here. sadly, three members of san francisco planning family have passed away this week, in the past two weeks actually. 1 being secretary linda avery's sister. and anthony urbina, he used to help us set up the meetings here. he does the wide. and finally robert pinder, who was very active in the park merced organization . finally, i wanted to mention i was nominated jan 21st. that had to do with local manufacturing. there's a lot of potential there. so, maybe at some point, we can engage in more conversation about that. and finally, it yes, i think that sometimes -- the articles i have read on the exodus of families tend not to be very cost conscious, actually. they do not focus enough on the working class famil

many of us up here will have different definitions of that but i think it's really interesting for folks to be able to understand how you define the issues that matter to you and how you choose to work on those using your gifts, your talent, your resources, your net worth is completely up to you and the sky's the limit so i would ask each of you for a closing remark just to tell one final piece of advice to this audience. if there was one thing you could tell them and you only had that one thing as they embark on careers and social change? >> wow! can i get a quick show -- how many of you know specifically how you want to change the world. that's what i thought. yeah. >> really. >> i surprised you too. that's great. >> yeah. >> what i can say is that -- you know, before i came into this, i was -- i'm trained in psychology and economics and i did a lot of stuff understanding the millennial generation and let's define it and understand who we are and what we can do. and what people say is that, you know, we're really keen about leaving a legacy. we want to do something big and we believe w

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if he don't have a place go he's going to do what he knows how to do and will end up using and probably end up back hereefore i leave. you never know what -- going out there to relapse in a few days and be back here within a few months? it's the unknown. you know what i mean? the probability of me going and returning to society doing the same thing i've always done is high, you know what i mean? the chips are definitely stacked against me. i want to change. i want to do something different. sometimes it's just tough. you know? >> a few hours later bubanas would have his chance for a fresh start. his charges were dismissed in court and he was set free. when the news reached ryan, he had some words of advice for his younger brother. >> nicholas, i wish you the best of luck. go out there and do the right thing. don't make the same mistake we always made. go home, go to uncle bernie's house, see your kid. don't be too anxious to get back here because you know what you'll get if you come back here. you know, do something for yourself. i love you, kid. that's it. >>> the 700 people we have currently in this f

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that brings us up to date here in r.t. i'll be back soon with a recap our top stories but business news is next with marina. oh and welcome to business here are at sea now russia may have plenty of oil but that doesn't show at the petrol pumps motorists are having to contend with shortages and rising prices the problems have been put down to high tags duty and the greater profits ability of selling fuel abroad petrol refiners or russia have also been reluctant to convert to the higher class through standards the government says even consider an extended production of low grade class to petrol until december twenty eighth twelve but the russian gasoline union says stimuli to upgrade production is being in employment a. pretty significant well there are a few stimuli being implemented at the moment currently excise duties are varied the higher the level of quality the lower the g.g. the difference is in the big move around three hundred to four hundred roubles according to the class now there is talk of increasing this diffe