city and county of san francisco, we proclaim november 2010 as american indian heritage month in san vances go. -- san francisco. thank you very much. [applause] >> we are asking the four honorees to come on up. photo-op. it's not really over yet. until i say so. we give thanks this day, the opportunity to gather and honor our own today. blessings upon all those as they travel home . >> my name is mark tieman and i'm senior councilor at pet camp, san francisco, california. we dispose of a lot of carbon-based material here, dog poop, and the more we can turn that into something viable, the better off we are. in san francisco there's more dogs than children. finding a viable use for dog poop. >> proenvironmental policies, that's a way to win hearts and minds.

city and county of san francisco, we proclaim november 2010 as american indian heritage month in san vances go. -- san francisco. thank you very much. [applause] >> we are asking the four honorees to come on up. photo-op. it's not really over yet. until i say so. we give thanks this day, the opportunity to gather and honor our own today. blessings upon all those as they travel home >> i am this assistance superintendent for special indication at san francisco unified. we have with us the supervisor from district 8. we have a supervisor from district 9. we have many parents, many staff, and some children. i would like to introduce one of the san francisco unified parents that have worked so hard all week long. [applause] >> i am very happy to be here and celebrating it inclusive school week and i hope that we came momentum and do this every year better and that this blossoms to the state level. children of all abilities are welcome everywhere. [applause] >> now it is mine pleasure to introduce rachel norton from the san francisco unified school board. >> thank you, everyone. it is exciting t

my name's not "vance, it's jimmy." [ light laughter ] you thought my name was vance? tone's your ride home, right? >> jimmy: tone is my ride home, i -- >> let's do it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what does he drive, again? >> steve: what does he drive? it's a subaru brat. [ laughter ] but it is tricked out. it is beautiful. it's got this -- oh, my god. >> jimmy: he removed the back seat? >> steve: he removed the back seat, he put it in the front. >> jimmy: put in subwoofers. >> steve: oh my god, it's great. [ laughter ] it's all tricked out. he got it done on that show. >> jimmy: he is so good and you know what -- you know what's good is, you can take the face off the stereo. >> steve: are you serious? >> jimmy: yeah, and just take it into the party with you. >> steve: oh my god. [ light laughter ] it's got one of those gas pedals that's a foot. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: his gas pedal is a metal -- a silver-lined foot. >> steve: it's a classy ride. >> jimmy: it is tripped out, man. >> steve: -- spinning things. >> jimmy: the mud flaps -- the mud flaps are of yosemite sam. >>

city and county of san francisco, we proclaim november 2010 as american indian heritage month in san vances go. -- san francisco. thank you very much. [applause] >> we are asking the four honorees to come on up. photo-op. it's not really over yet. until i say so. we give thanks this day, the opportunity to gather and honor our own today. blessings upon all those as they travel home

city and county of san francisco, we proclaim november 2010 as american indian heritage month in san vances go. -- san francisco. thank you very much. [applause] >> we are asking the four honorees to come on up. photo-op. it's not really over yet. until i say so. we give thanks this day, the opportunity to gather and honor our own today. blessings upon all those as they travel home . >> san francisco. . >> san francisco is a sanctuary city. . >> san francisco is a sanctuary city. san francisco is committed to providing safe access to public services to our community. . >> right on time. i am grateful that a number of you showed up today. i thought we had just a few people being sworn in. i kid you not. i was thinking we could do this in my office. we would have only been able to get a 10th of you in there. i am grateful that you took the time to be here. i thought this would be my last swearing in as mayor but i have two people, supervisor dufty, tomorrow that i will quietly swear in. this is the last public swearing in of my tenure as mayor. i do hear some claps on the other side. i am gla

city and county of san francisco, we proclaim november 2010 as american indian heritage month in san vances go. -- san francisco. thank you very much. [applause] >> we are asking the four honorees to come on up. photo-op. it's not really over yet. until i say so. we give thanks this day, the opportunity to gather and honor our own today. blessings upon all those as they travel home >> i have 2 job titles. i'm manager of the tour program as well as i am the historyian of city hall. this building is multifaceted to say the very least it's a municipal building that operates the city and county of san francisco. this building was a dream that became a reality of a man by the name of james junior elected mayor of san francisco in 1912. he didn't have a city hall because it was destroyed in the earth wake of 1906. construction began in april of 1913. in december 1915, the building was complete. it opened it's doors in january 1916. >> it's a wonderful experience to come to a building built like this. the building is built as a palace. not for a king or queen. it's built for all people. this build

city and county of san francisco, we proclaim november 2010 as american indian heritage month in san vances go. -- san francisco. thank you very much. [applause] >> we are asking the four honorees to come on up. photo-op. it's not really over yet. until i say so. we give thanks this day, the opportunity to gather and honor our own today. blessings upon all those as they travel home >> ok, let's get started. good morning, everyone. i am happy to see so many city leaders here as well as students from local schools. welcome to the asian art museum. my name is jay shee, the director of the asian art museum. on behalf of the staff and board, we welcome you in the backdrop of the upcoming exhibitions, ritual performances. it will be open to the public february 25. this is the first time in history of the united states that the indonesian culture, particularly the island of bali, will be presented to our public. this is a wonderful example of the value and service that a museum provides to our community. we are a platform for cultural exchange, as well as cultural diplomacy. this museum has served

margaret hayward provides after-school programs that support arts, drumming, hip-hop, and praised vance, family cooking, and spring camp, which helps parents after work during things like spring break. girls 2000 is designed to meet the needs of girls ages 6 through 18 and their families living in the bayview hunters point housing developments. the underlying philosophy is that all children can succeed with proper tools and guidance. they provide youth education, art education, health the cooking, life skills such as nutrition, drug education, sex education, and pregnancy prevention. youth recreation include seasonal sports, friday night fun, cardio boxing, board games, lacrosse, yoga, man softball, and job training. i will introduce the directors of these programs to speak more fully. >> mining is rodney channel. i am the branch manager who is currently operating the programs that margaret hayward park. i want to thank you for your time here. we are really interested in giving the community what they need. the ymca

it is my plan on january 4 to a vance legislation. i am confident that my successor, scott weiner, will be supportive of it. i believe we can generate more affordable housing in the neighborhood. this is responding to some concerns. i want to express my appreciation to prado. they have worked hard in the planning process and engagement with the developer. thank you. president miguel: project sponsor? >> thank you, my name is dan safir with the prado group. i am happy to support our project. we have been working on this project for over four years. i am very proud of the final project in the work that has been done by the team, including local architects and design work. from day one, with the guidance of supervisor dufty, we started extensive outreach for this project in the neighborhood. as many of you know, this is one of the most active, engaged, and knowledgeable neighborhoods when it comes to land use issues. we held over 60 meetings and presentations with numerous the calder groups. those were neighborhood organizations and indi

at pima community college with his classes included at vanced poetry writing. >> a heavy storm is leavingin the fields of the ancient wild forest, a wild field of mushrooms is growing. i'm going to stop there. it ends though with the line, the dodo is finally dying. >> reporter: not only was his poetry a little off the wall, agca bra seems to have inspired him even less. >> he was kind of doodling a lot, drawing, listened to his i-pod, just minded own business. on the test he wrote something interesting. like an equation. said eat plus sleep plus brush teeth equals math. it was just -- it was just something very random, you know, just off the wall comments that just showed you how disconnected he was from the class and from the students. and just seemed like he didn't care. >> reporter: mcgahee found loughner's behavior so odd he told school officials. the school told him and his parents he could remain enrolled if he sought mental help. school officials say he declined. >> he finally got kicked out with the force of the dean, the counselor and the campus police officer. i coordinated wit

to make those investments secretary gates has pointed out places where you can make cuts future and vance meant projects that can be cut one of the big boondoggles was the new presidential helicopter marine one who supposedly one of those high tech the grants you know when systems ever made it's never been proven to work so they're getting rid of it is what exactly what they should be doing but in terms of the baseline budget you can't cut baseline defense while you're in the war theater it cannot be done freezing spending is something that should have happened probably three congresses ago because once we realized that the wars were costing upwards of one and a half trillion and two trillion dollars that weren't budgeted there not in the budget there special spending then there should have been a freeze on discretionary spending at that time the fact that it didn't happen is sort of the reason why the republicans lost in zero six and it's a reason why the democrats lost in the most recent elections and e-mail unless there's some leadership on this some point soon they're going to be a lo

see our eyes hockey player alexandra vance kind of peers to be the latest russian to get involved in espionage in cheek head to our website point or visit our you tube channel from already here. it's going. to. be. some other world news in brief no. one in the column and speak. as interim president who in turn as the prime minister has of course we've unity government it comes up to win the white spread all the rest across the country hundreds of security forces to train in the street in an attempt to restore order on friday president but i believe fled to saudi arabia and officials say he won't return until this elections are expected within two months so. rescue workers and sounds beings in brazil are still struggling to find people trapped on the landslides because of renewed it rains in the country as five hundred fifty people have been it's. been left homeless on to the worst flooding in the country in decades four calls as predict more heavy rain will hit the region over the next few days with official saying the death toll is expected to rock so. a group of gunmen have attacke

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the popular consultations in blue nile must proceed in a manner that addresses long standing agree vances. these areas are awash with weapons and tensions are high. a single security incident could set the entire region ablaze. finally, we must not trade peace in darfur for independence in the south. it appears the administration may have forgotten key lessons from the past. prior u.s. efforts to reward the sudanese regime for signing peace agreements while the regime simultaneously supported genocide in darfur blocked humanitarian access, and stalled implementation of the cpa were broadly condemned. in the words of then senator barack obama in april of 2008, and i quote, "i am deeply concerned by reports that the bush administration is negotiating a normalization of relations with the government of sudan. this reckless and cynical initiative would reward a regime in khartoum that has a record of failing to live up to its commitments." yet the obama administration is following the same misguided concessions. i do not intend to minimize what has been accomplished inside sudan, delivering a

important if true >> i think at the outset at least from here, what can and should the senate do to vance and protect the american interests? i will sprat this in 2002 categories. regard to national security issues even for one that's been here a month, we only look to the lame duck session and the striking ongoing delay in the s.t.a.r.t. treaty to see what we face in the senate. it enjoys bipartisan support of nearly every national security leader past and public and republican on new s.t.a.r.t. continues after the senate held 18 hearings on the issue and granted multiple policy concessions. the r nearly the entirely caucus recklessly delayed this. they should believe as i do national security imperatives should override partisan considerations. the senate's paralysis continues me to wonder how constrained we will be driven by politics. in the case of china, then, my opening question is will the senate be constructive, deinstructive on ire reel vaunt in the ongoing relationship? we hear american being weakened by china's economic rise. i'm comforted by the long view interpretation of the

>> we are expecting our third child and we want to tell our sons harrison and vance.he east. what's going to happen in temple, texas, that's the today's pick. 54 degrees. partly cloudy and we'll call it on the cool side. lots going on on the map today. we have the cold arctic high in the northeast. we have the storm across the gulf coast bringing heavy rain, thunderstorms. meanwhile the southwest, southern california looking great. 75 in l.a. with a chance of >>> good morning to you, bay area. we're looking absolutely fantastic. once again today we're going to see abnormally warm temperatures for the month of january where we traditionally hit 57, today we're talking more like 67 degrees. 70 in santa cruz. high pressure firmly in control keeping our afternoon nice and mild. we do want to tell you about fog in the east bay. take it easy. that will be the case until 11:00 a.m. until later on today, brill i don't sunshine. have a great day. >>> matt, over to you. >> maria, thank you very much. when we come back, it's the girly girl culture -- you know, all things pink an

likewise, the pul consultations in blue nile must proceed in a manner that addresses long standing agree vanceshese areas are awash with weapons and tensions are high. a single security incident could set the entire region ablaze. finally, we must not trade peace in darfur for independence in the south. it appears the administration may have forgotten key lessons from the past. prior u.s. efforts to reward the sudanese regime for signing peace agreements while the regime simultaneously supported genocide in darfur blocked humanitarian access, and stalled implementation of the cpa were broadly condemned. in the words of then senator barack obama in april of 2008, and i quote, "i am deeply concerned by reports that the bush administration is negotiating a normalization of relations with the government of sudan. this reckless and cynical initiative would reward a regime in khartoum that has a record of failing to live up to its commitments." yet the obama administration is following the same misguided concessions. i do not intend to minimize what has been accomplished inside sudan, delivering a ti