we have other adaptive devices that can be used with the wii. is is a foot pedal. -- this is a foot pedal. along with the buttons on the hand device connected to alicia's remote, we can use foot pedals if there are games the require numerous controls. it is very adaptive. then, really interesting. what about someone who may be a quadriplegic and does not have the ability to use arms or legs? there is a sip and tug adapter that allows someone to control the wii with his or her mouth. you can still engaged the wii by puffing into the tube. this company has made the wii completely accessible for anyone to play. it is a great option. if you want more information about the adaptive equipment for the wii, visit alicia's booth. >> i work for the independent living center in san francisco. i manage a program for people with disabilities that need assistance devices. there is a great program with the at&t network. a co-worker and i work with it. if anyone is interested in borrowing the equipment, you can call our office. we can help you to register. it ha

if they do not want to work with us, it is their choice. if they want to work with us, it first needs to be based on mutual respect and the maginski legislation is a flagrant reflection of mutual respect as far as we are concerned and needs to be based on mutual benefit because that is the most reliable under pinning for any corporation, especially when you talk about long-term. we respect the business of the united states that this enters to make money and make business in russia and it is wonderful because we know what our partners want and when we feel that what they want is fully in line with the goals of developing russian economy, creating jobs, we welcome this. and when it comes to the business environment to russia, mind you, 20 years in market economy and i think we are doing excellent job of developing market that hasn't existed in a huge space of russia for generations and generations. that's not only to create new looks. you need also to create new mentality and mind you not everybody except even the notion of market economy, the

gerard, good to have you with us tonight. if you could explain this skill gap that we're talking about. and, also, does the president's plan -- would it, would it fix it? >> help start, ed, by saying i'm proud of the president and i'm proud of the fact that he acknowledges that the way out of this mess is by manufacturing and making things. yes, absolutely, the president's plan would lead us in the right direction and help fill the skills gap. we have a skills gap because certainly ronald reagan, as you mentioned, the republicans have been cutting back on training and cutting back on community college funding and cutting back on that support and we've had almost 30 years of people on wall street, the already elite, the already powerful, saying manufacturing didn't matter. the future was in banking and services. the future was in that kind of stuff. and we found with the '08 collapse that that just wasn't true. the future is creating real wealth by making things, by giving people real skills so they can make things. i think the

jackson with us. a pleasure to have you with us.your programs, there is also a flier in your programs. it is on the flip side of "lift every voice and sing." it is a flier about a program which will be doing on sunday, february 26. we will be honoring several african american women, consistent with the theme of african american history and culture. those women are identified here. we do have one of them with us today. i have a supervisor kennedy with us today. she will be one of the people we will be honoring on the 26th. we certainly encourage you all to come out and be part of that event. that is fine. with that, i think what we will do is -- are featured speaker today -- the mayor was delayed with some matters of urgency before him. rather than delay further, we will move on. i will assume the honor. there is no way i can do the justice he would have done to introducing our keynote speaker today. but i will say that in your programs we have a brief biography of our keynote speaker today, naomi kelly. you can read that at your lei

this reminds us of the 3000 people but passed away in 1906 from the devastating earthquake, but the rebirth of our city is with in all of these other positions where we are always prepared. and we are already engaged in recovery efforts. we were there with a whole staff. we have six we assure you that when the next big event happens, that water system will be there for us to deliver water with that 24 hours. a huge change from depending on this fountain. we are handing it off to generations of youth in the city to understand -- make sure they're prepared. go to our website, it tells you all the things there. iti is about having those items prepared.w we will survive. that is how we get ready and celebrate and honor the people who left us and make sure our city is ready. thank you for being here. congratulations to our survivors. >> very nice job. behind me is a good friend and a great firechief. you go back 106 years. braxton morning. -- good morning. one of the survivors could not be with us. those are amazing changes. it does give us the opportunity to remember what happened. we commemorate those who suffere

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i also need you to know i will also turn around and ask companies to actually co invest with us. if they make money and create conditions for them to invest in our city, we expect them to work in partnership with us. that is why you see a lot of department's finding innovative ways to work with private companies to make money. whether they protect companies like sales force or twitter, they will make a lot of private investment moneys. we're trying to turn their attention to our needs in government, as well as the private sector, and investing in neighborhoods. if you can grow in the bayview, third street, they can grow with us. it is always about not just them growing, all of us growing together and to share. that is why we are having this great discussion about shared economy, because we need for sharing. that is the secret, i think, in making better government. where the money is gained, we share it and allow other people to build on the foundation. i just want to share that with you. i will say that we're not going to give up. we're not giving up. that is not going to go away.

with us. and leverage our community based assets in the tenderloin. so that the highest quality health care services are afforded to all of our residents. thank you very much. >> good afternoon. thank you, planning commissioners, for the opportunity to express my support of cpmc's plan to build new hospitals for san francisco. i am here to tell you that in 2006, i lost my car, my brother died, and i lost my job. as a result, i had no insurance coverage. unable to afford cobra. at a fashion show, i met the former program manager for the african american and breast health program at cpmc. she asked me when my last mammogram. i thought it was strange, so i hesitated. i realized it had been 10 years. she scolded me for taking a chance with my help. she encouraged me to call it in and set up an appointment. i did not. she handed me until i finally gave then. -- hounded me until i finally gave in. i got grade a treatment, a round-trip transportation, acceptance into the program with no insurance. an

, working with six mayors, now senator feinstein, agnos, jordon, willie brown who may be joining us, withor newsom, and now with our great leader, mmirror -- mayor lee, i have had the privilege of working with these mayors. that would not be possible without the work of so many of you here. some of us were on a trip to liberia for our colleague who is newly deceased, but this was several years ago. he was being honored. there were a barrel -- building a library in his name at the african methodist episcopal church in monroevia, liberia. it was boiling hot. there must have been 18 or 20 speakers. everybody that got up named every speaker before him and everyone else in the room. one of the people got up there and said, to all of the distinguished people who are here today, on their granted. everybody cheered because that meant he was not going to mention all the names. but i am is a wonder that so many of the official family of san francisco are here. i am delighted to see my sister in a friendship and my sister in congress is here with us today. thank you, anna. as she knows, and one of t

thanks to you at home for staying with us. he presidential primaries on the republican and democratic sides provide about as much suspense as the question whether or not the sun will rise tomorrow. with republican senator

we now have a very interesting use with the property on parcels a and l. what i would like to speak to today is going to the temporary uses. they have been wonderful. while they have all come about because there has been a real partnership and reasonableness both from the city and from the userson the understanding that r temporary, and bringing his creativity for writs of of we do not have a vacant lot, but great communities and activated spaces, we have a great deal of interest with the uncertainty over the redevelopment parcels as to what sort of time frames exist so that these parcells remained activated for as long as possible. most prominent of these in terms of current discussions, parcel o. we do not want there to be safety issues during the construction of parcel p, we would like an accurate assessment as to the ability to continue to use or vacate and read-use parcel o when it is safe said that is desirable use can continue, if possible. again, thank you for your support. supervisor chu: thank you. >> the afternoon, supervisors. my name is whitney

area left us with. that's "hardball" for now. join us tomorrow night when newt gingrich comes to "hardball." "the ed show" with ed schultz starts now. >> welcome to "the ed show" tonight from new york. elected officials in the republican party, they just cannot hide their hatred for the president. and i say their leadership needs to step up and do something about it. this is "the ed show." let's get to work. >> i do know this. that in his heart, he's not an american. he's just not an american. >> a republican congressman is caught on tape, telling constituents the president is not an american. >> do you feel like voters are owed a better explanation of just, i misspoke? >> republicans cannot control their hatred for president obama. they leadership needs to stand up and do something about it. my commentary is ahead. >>> the teachers unions don't fight for our children. that's our job. >> the republican assault on public education has gone national. we will dissect the romney education plan he unveiled today. >>> paul ryan has some

in the meantime, let's enjoy it will have. -- it could have an effect on us with rain on sunday.he pollen counts are very high. low to mid 70's across the area. a few high and thin clouds. the really hot stuff is out west. this has been our pattern this spring. is it possible this could be a preview of the summer pattern as well? we will have to wait and see about that. we do have the potential of getting close to 80 degrees on saturday and sunday will be determined by what happens with the system on the coast. just a lot of cloudiness out there. this is the whole area. this tells will happen in our future for saturday and sunday. one computer model shows a cool night to night including temperatures tomorrow. we will start off in the 40's in many areas. we start to get into saturday and it will become partly warm. some mean time here is our express. 53 in the morning for average temperatures. 72 by midday. it looks like we are good for upper 70's tomorrow, 80 on saturday. sunday, we did not put any raindrops and yet. if we do not give iran on sunday, it looks like monday and tues

of a circle, and we know that there may be an us without an audience, but there is a much better us with the audience. they feed us and nourish us, and just like the wilderness nourishes us, across generations, and gratitude. tavis: the love you have given is boundless, and it is always good to have you on this program. to have a light that is so rich and so full that you cannot scratch the tip of it in a 30- minute conversation. "a natural woman" which is written by the one and only carole king, and there is some new music out also, called "the legendary demo." >> and available in vinyl. tavis: i love this. >> i love you, too. and thank you for your work. i really appreciate it. tavis: that is our show for tonight. you can get more on the itunes app store. thanks for watching, and as always, keep the faith. there can be no denying one of us is changing, or maybe we just stop trying and it is too late, baby, it is too late ♪ at pbs.org. tavis: join me next time for a conversation. that is next time. we will see you then. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cor

for years you've worked with us and sacrificed and bemoaned the bad budget years, but you've stepped up in every occasion. for the department heads and non-department heads who we've shared challenges with, thank you for sacrificing so many years. and now we get to, i think, a budget that has some relatively good news and a good foundation. this year we begin the hard work of presenting the city's first two-year budget. and we began that year with a $263 million deficit for our general fund. and then the coming year, the second year of $375 million shortfall. that's what we faced at the very beginning. but because of the fiscal discipline that we put in process, a discipline that's reflected in the great work of ben rose enfield and his staff and the controller's office that keeps reminding me of the credit ratings of our city and that we must make sure that we do things in a very solid financial way, we made investments in job creation and we made commitments to reform with that guidance. now san francisco's economy is recovering and reserves are going. in fact, during the last nine

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could you share with us any announcements? >> no announcements. >> item number two, approved the minutes of april 17th meeting. >> ok, colleagues. seeing no public comment, we will close public comment. do we have a motion? >> we will approve without objection. let me call out of order the next item, item number four. >> recommending the transfer of funds to the san francisco free muni for low income use program, including a with this program. this is an action item >> we're joined by the chair of the transportation authority and that would be -- this is an action item. >> we're joined by the chair of the transportation authority. what we have here is an action item with respect to a portion of the lifeline funding that is available to the county transportation authority. i handed stand that this is an item that can be complicated because we're talking about four different sources of funding. what you would do is ensure that we live up to the commitment we have made as we put forward a pilot project with respect to free muni f

we have two captains with us.behalf of chief suhr, we're requesting the release of the department of justice cops in grant funds awarded to us in san francisco in 2009. this would be the fourth and final installment that was used to hire 50 police officers to help our continuing efforts in community policing. all 50 officers have been hired and the funds should be a policeman did in up -- suspended in approximately 19 months. the project will end in 2013 -- the funds should be fully spent in approximately 19 months. thank you. supervisor kim: thank you. could you talk a little bit more about how this is able to increase community policing capacity and what the specific outcomes were of this grant? >> as you know, we're going through an enormous phase of attrition. for example, the month of may and june, we will lose 31 officers. this 50 officers helps us remain at staffing levels to continue foot beats, help us with efforts in community policing boards at each of the 10 district station, helps put officers at comm

to invest in companies, whether they are small businesses or neighborhood businesses, to go global with us. we are working with a whole. use technology. they are growing. we have fashion, fashion accessories, jewelry, ceramics. they want to make this high quality, world class stuff in san francisco. they want to sell it to the rest of the world. we will get back to a level of manufacturing we can do. i have housing as a challenge. we're trying to find a replacement for the redevelopment agency. i will close by saying, muni is always on everybody's mind. it is on everybody's mind the next couple of weeks. they are trying to balance the budget. wire we doing crazy things like parking meters on sunday, increasing citations? why do we do that to ourselves? i have personal things i have shared with ed about this. if we can find other ways to fund it, we will. but we're still in a hard place. we put ourselves up as voters to say we will take the whole thing. we are wrestling with that. ed risken started doing some of the hard stuff. he terminated 16 of the highest- level managers to show it had

tom mcinerney, fox news military analyst and former assistant vice chief for the us air force joins us with more insight. first of all, happy memorial day. thanks for joining us. >> thank you very much, heather. heather: defense secretary leon panetta said we have plans to be able to implement any contingency we have to in order to defend ourselves. he went on to say the fundamental premise neither the united states nor the international community is going to allow iran to develop a nuclear weapon. my question for you, how are those words any different than what we've heard before or are they? >> well, they aren't much different than with we've heard before, heather, except we've done a couple things. number one, we have f-22s in the theater right now, the middle east, which is our top-notch air superiority aircraft. we have two naval carrier battle groups, the enterprise and the lincoln. so that is a step forward, a notch up on coercive diplomacy. however, and i have a great deal of confidence in the secretary of defense panetta but there are only words and to date the iranians have just s

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thank you for being with us this evening. imagine the loss that you are feeling and we very much appreciate that you you are with us. let me start with you, kevin. i know this isn't easy but when you got to your mom's house what did you see? >> well, the dog was still on the back porch and her apartment folder and all was still left out on top of the counter and this was very unlike her. when she finished business she would always put that away. and so i just knew something wasn't right. she never got to finish what she was doing. >> judge jeanine: and you did see her? >> yes, ma'am. >> judge jeanine: how was she? >> laying down on her back with her face up. and i run over there. i thought it was i didn't know stroke, heart attack. when i got there i seen there was a blood halo around her head and then i knew something was wrong. >> judge jeanine: did they tell you how she was killed, kevin? >> it took awhile. first thing we heard was asphyxiation. >> judge jeanine: and at some point you found out mother? >> during the prelim

anna from proper topper here in washington joins us with the latest on hats. good morning. >> good morning. >> and tell us who you brought along with you as your model. >> this is my friend, marguerite thompson. >> you look great in that hat. let's talk about hats, there's an event coming up this weekend on the mall in washington. there's lots of garden parties where people are wearing hats. are they in again? >> they're in again. although in washington, d.c. among my customer base, there's a loyal customer base who has always worn hats. and that's been consistent for weather and for events, but now, it's bigger than ever because it's very much in fashion. >> well i know that we've been told, especially over the last ten years, we should wear hats in the sun to protect ourselves from skin cancer. but a hat like this, that's another thing. are people buying hats like this to wear, i guess to church, but where else? >> they're buying them like hotcakes, it's amazing. they wear them to church. they wear them to events like the trust for the national mall luncheon,

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stay with us. >> i'm jon fortt and this is tech check. m here in san francisco with brit lauren, founder of where lifestyle meets technology. tell me what this is all about. >> we are building a new type of lifestyle brand geared towards the digital generation. >> that means finding creative ways to add personality to ordinary items, like these shirts. to turn her creations into a tech-fueled business, the former google marketing manager has raised $1.2 million. that will help her expand a wedding website builder that uses facebook to get guests connected before the big day and help her build smartphone apps. brit isn't the only entrepreneur in the family. her husband was a key engineer at facebook and is now founder and ceo of path, also found in san francisco. how do they keep from working all the time? >> we got a dog and getting a dog made us have to think about something else and have to take care of something else. >> after recharging, brit can get back to coming up with off the wall ideas, like making feather earrings out of duct ta

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i would -- this is the first time i've seen this come before us but i would like to have had, as we do with every other seat, choices here, and these organizations to forward us multiple choices. not to anyone that came before us that we wouldn't select you going forward, but that we have a choice with these organizations. my preference would be to continue this and to have a choice and have the organizations put more than one forward. i make a motion to continue 1, 2, 4 and 5, to the call of the chair and subsequently ask these organizations come back to us with more than one appointee per seat. chairperson kim: i'm supportive of a continuous of those seats, as well and i want to request the organizations that do appoint, more than just seeing more than one applicant, i'd like to see greater diversity. we have an 11-member body and there's only one person of color that sits on this entire body. i'd like to see more lgbt, disabled and women candidates, as well. so i'm happy to continue support that motion to continue so we will continue seats 1, 2, 4 and 5. >> madam chair, if i can just say

with the saudi arabia, a source of oil and income for us. and egypt. how are our relations with all of these four today? in all cases they are not as good as they used to be. in some cases, they are still pretty good, particularly turkey and saudi retief. with egypt is mixed. and with iran is hostile. all of that reflects the global awakening going on in the middle east. and problems with the united states, among other issues the issue of israel as a state. >> by 2014 most of our soldiers will be out of afghanistan, but that commitment is still there. the commitment is still there in iraq. is the premise that iran will have no nuclear weapons, is that a right policy to be pursuing? or will they someday just have nuclear weapons? >> it is the right policy to pursue, in part because they signed up for the non- proliferation treaty, which precludes them from having it. they signed that treaty, so in a sense, they are obliged. it is better for them not to have nuclear weapons because it will stimulate anxiety in the region, and maybe even more proliferation

>> thank you. >> it has been the height of my career to welcome you here. >> so nice to have you with us your golden sun will shine for me ♪ [applause] >> 50 years of "i left my heart in san francisco." phenomenal. lot of san franciscans have left a big part of their hearts with you, and one of those is the man who leads our world champion san francisco giants. that is championships' problem -- championship bling right there. i want to bring up to the stage now my boss, the man who leads your san francisco giants, and your biggest fan, mr. larry bvaer -- baer. >>thanks renel. tony's recording is a huge part of not just the city tradition but the san francisco giants tradition. since we have been in the new ball park, it has been played a total of 573 times after giants wins, including playoff wins and including world series wins. [applause] importantly, you know, we almost lost the giants. in 1993, we made some desperate calls to tony when the team was saved, and we asked tony -- there is only one person that could kick off the new generation, the new era of giants baseball on opening da

us i want to start with alexis in the widely and surrogate self just because they're the most well known at the moment they're constantly getting arrested and being released just briefly tell us who they are and why they've become the prominent leaders of our let me use not a typical leftist populist like well does he use the morning to corruption and nationalist. but let's focus on the flanks for a bit looking at this video this is this is sunday's protest which for the first time turned really ugly you see these there's so and the left front it's called what what are the main focus of that party it's a flag we saw a lot of on sunday you see the red flags with the red star so this is an image abroad people might think it's you know a communist party because they read russia communist so what they write because it will do so for recently because. he. left for on the reason why all of the communist party a russian federation human being chronically ill but dissipating all these actions get him constantly arrested th

we were consistently trying to get him to talk with us. a group of six people was able to get him cornered at the columbus day parade and insisted he did meet with them. he did meet with them that night and said he would look into it and get back to them. we're still waiting on that to happen. the only time he got back to us is when he sent a letter the day the plant closed. >> i think most americans understand when a new company comes in there's going to be some changes everything from equipment to desks to a few personnel, but to fire everybody. what was happening? >> they called it an asset sale. we're only buying the assets. what happened was and i've repeated this many times is not only did they tell you you're fired is they brought in guards and walked you out of the building. they said here is an application, if we want you, we'll hire you back. it's reduced wages. you no longer have a retirement plan. this is hard stuff for the people that worked there. >> here is more from president obama responding to this. >> when you're presiden

brian, thank you so much for being with us this evening. and joey and fred stay with us.e newton won't be singing. a new lawsuit makes claims of sexual harassment and animal abuse. >>> and now another mom missing. where is heather hodges? gone almost six weeks from her virginia home. so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. mmm-hmm. and just leave your phone in your purse. i don't want you texting, all right? daddy...ok! ok, here you go. be careful. thanks dad. call me -- but not while you're driving. ♪ [ dad ] we knew this day was coming. that's why we bought a subaru. ♪ >> judge jeanine: wayne may be singing more than the blues which we didn't just hear and the company named csd sued the vegas legend saying he is delaying the conversion of his 40-acre estate to a tourist attraction. it doesn't end there. the lawsuit makes claims of animal cruelty and sexual harassment by newton. joey jackson and fred are still with us. all right, guys, what i don't und