welcome. good evening >> testifier: my name is sherry taylor, person a 3rd that this judge in san francisco california and i'd like to address the issue of batch cameras. the main thing is even if we have batch cameras the -- crime needs to be in forget we need an independent agency outside of the one that we have now that will enforce what is seen on the camera. as we know, rodney king was witnessed getting beat up by 17 officers and only less than a handful was convicted while the other officers stayed to watch enchanted and did not come to his defense. while he was handcuffed. we also know that trade on martin was also a victim in which zimmerman admittedly, told the officers that he shot trade on martin and was released to go home. we also know that oscar -- was handcuffed. we have videotape through cell phones, to high tech knowledge he and how is it that these officers are not convicted? so the batch camera has to be more than just a batch camera. we need an independent agency. outside o

welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcomecheers and applause ] welcome to new york city. welcome to "the tonight show," everybody. you're all here, looking good. [ cheers and applause ] welcome. oh, i love you, too. welcome. thank you for being here, guys. well, here's what everyone's talking about. i saw that yesterday, president obama traveled to jamaica, where he will meet with students and caribbean leaders. of course, jamaica's such a a beautiful place, obama says he can't wait to just take it all in, hold it for several seconds, then exhale. [ laughter ] it's just gonna be -- very nice. beautiful place. jamaica's gorgeous. speaking of obama, in a new interview, the president discussed the upcoming election. and said that hillary clinton is going to do great as a a presidential candidate. when asked how biden would do, obama said, "hillary's going to do great." [ cheers and applause ] biden? that's right. when he was asked about hillary's candidacy, obama said "if she's her wonderful self, i'm sure she'll do great." [ la

welcome. thank you. >> testifier: my name is renÉ davis and i'm here to speak aboutthe most unfortunate cops and robert chase that happened last friday night. there've been a series of these and every time i hear that i am horrified. i am angry. they make no sense to me that people walking on the street buck up driving in a car stuck up are likely to be victimized by out-of-control pursuit and out-of-control pursuers. the people being pursued. it became personal last friday when my daughter was in one of the cars that was involved in an accident. so, i determined to come here tonight to ask, to plead, that you seriously consider changing the chase policy. after the 1st woman was struck and then later died, that should have been enough. for the officers to exercise some common sense and say we can't catch these people without endangering everybody else melt we encounter on the roads. i really am not familiar with what the policy is, but if that does it they were following policy to policy needs

mayor for the wonderful welcome and all you do to make san francisco an art capital of the world it is my honor to be here to celebrate this art outside of our city hall. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and it is all right we don't have the sun out toy those vurpdz are shining. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i want to extend a warm welcome to our guests artist to dr. o and mr. lowell and welcome to san francisco and thank you very much for chu's san francisco for this wonderful installation. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and to the nc gallery for the work to make that a successful display in making oversee works the display is a credible display for a incredibly city like san francisco. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> over the years the civic center plaza has been the stink tangible is leading artist like patrick duarte and now wong lee. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> those installations exist local resident and draw tourist as the mayor mentioned draws economic terrorist which in turn helps the local artist and art organizations to thrive in san francisco. >> (speak

kennedy board, let me join in welcoming you this morning.only been 1963 men and women who have had the opportunity to serve in the united states senate. each of us when we are sworn in are given a number in sequence. senator kennedy's number is 1608. he was one of only eight people to serve more than 40 years in that institution. but regardless of how long any of us has served, we have all experienced the power and majesty of the united states senate. it is the ultimate arena for american democracy. we have all witnessed on the senate floor how our decision actually affect people's lives in a very profound way. and we want to replicate that experience in this extraordinary institution. each of us who have been called to serve and had that moment when we were inspired to heed the call to public service. it may have been a teacher. it may have been a place. it may have been a leader. it may have been an event. but something triggered that desire to serve. that is exactly what we want to provide here. we want to provide that experience, we want

. >> speaker welcome. >> i'm mr. king founding african-american board and the archbishop of the jurisdiction of the west i did not come here to speak i think words are falling only deaf ears i think this is already been expressed clearly enough for us to know that racism exists and is practiced explosive force demonstrates with the two police officers walking into the territory of sheriff's office suggest the intimately attitude of san francisco police department and i think it is something we need to be aware of now it was stated that the chief no one has come to the black community to express their concerns about the pain and the hurt in the community african-american intriegs board had a relationship with the police department that if there was an incident in the community they'll met with the chief within an hour of the incident and speak southerner how would be best to deal with it chief you're aware of this program and i think that that program needs to be re-established to have a where i imagine between the co

. >> next speaker >> welcome. >> how are you i'm william i'm a third san franciscan my family fought in every war including charging a gentleman back to mexico i'm not here to cast stones but one thing i'm going to explain i see my time monitor is running out in a quick partially in alaska or the at risk if a hunter wants to catch a wolf it will take a knife and stick it in ice right there and the wolf can smell blood over two miles away that wolf will come to the achieve and continuing lick the achieve but ultimately it's killing itself in this partially you and i radio both the wolf and the hunter because we're both putting the knife there and licking the knife now the african-americans that are emigrated to san francisco and the west coast if you don't believe that african-americans have granted something in this country everyday you walk up i own a laundry and dry cleaners everyday you wake up and put our cloths into the washing machine you royals your an african-american you put that was an african-american every time you stop at the stoplight that is a african-american every ti

welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome. [ cheers and applause ] welcomehe tonight show," everybody. we're here, this is it! i'm so happy. thank you so much. thank you for being here. welcome to "the tonight show." well, here's what people are talking about. of course it's the big two hour interview with bruce jenner over on abc this past friday. everyone tuned in to watch bruce make a big announcement. >> are you a republican? >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> that's right, bruce jenner declared he is a woman and a a republican. [ light laughter ] in other words, the gop finally found someone that might be able to beat hillary. so, this is very interesting. [ cheers and applause ] bruce 2016. bruce 2016. bruce 2016. that's right. [ laughter ] the big story bruce told diane sawyer, quote "for all intents and purposes i am a a woman." at which point joe biden ran in and started giving him a a shoulder rub. [ laughter ] doesn't waste any time that guy, yeah. this weekend was also the white house correspondent's dinner. and as per tradition, president obama told a bun

well, everyone welcome to city the san francisco this is very special for me today because the artistsne thing yee as pleased us in the front gardener with those wonderful whimsical characteristics playful and dilate full and represents the art contemporary art we want to continue supporting in your city of san francisco and now it has an international appeal let me first. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> let me first of all thing director of o the gallery that made in opportunity happen in collaboration with the swin skirts optimistic artists young lee we wouldn't have this ability without the artist himself we're celebrating as well as the national university of artist from taiwan that is here and all of this opportunity happened because of our support for the blending of art and business and cities internationally along with the incredible sport of golf >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and this is always why we have our celebrated director rec and park phil ginsburg and tom from the artists commission and his wonderful community arts staff and the director from the age and art m

welcome. >> testifier: my name is kevin saul. i'm actually here with the rest of the central city collaborative in support of the redistricting lines, actually here to talk about the high-speed chase over the weekend that killed the poor defenseless woman who should not have been killed at all. there's too much people driving in the city that don't even care about the human life and about anything those people are just trying to exist in the city without having to worry about their lives. if it can be cut short. just today tomorrow or whenever. i hope that these people who committed this crime will be caught and prosecuted to the full fullest extent of the law. i hope the other victim, was not killed by this in is in the hospital. gets better real soon because nobody deserves to be a victim of this senseless be the heck you were crimes in the city. so i just want to thank you for doing the best you can to bring these dangerous drivers to justice. so thank you. as would: thank you mr. starr. ne

. >> next speaker >> welcome. >> good evening. >> hi, i'm david burke i live in buena vista 10 years and helped the buena vista association two comments one we express our appreciation for the captain working with us to address issues an example a year ago a legal campaign on buena vista park that was making a big difference over the last 6 months there's an increase in drug related criminal activity opens north side of park the buena vista and hate street and that's creating unsafe conditions i guess 3 requests from the - if you could help. >> to maintain the current or increase the police there we know the boundary are - work with the 0 district attorney's office to get the juveniles off the street and more than a quality of life matter in the third is working with the judges as well doing they're part in getting the individuals off the street and work with us as we are getting a request to stay away - so thank you very much >> great, thank you mr. burk. >> next speaker. >> i'm part of the buena vista group i live in the other neighborhood i'm the dad that has you know the double s

welcome, welcome, welcome. welcome, welcome, welcome. welcome to the "the tonight show" everybody. you so much for being here. "the tonight show." it's a great show. thank you for being here, and thank you for watching. i love you, too. let's get to some news. here's what everyone's talking about. did you see this? during this during a q&a session at the white house yesterday, a little girl actually asked first lady michelle obama how old she is. [ laughter ] michelle was like, "old enough to put you on the no-fly list, sweetheart." [ laughter ] don't ask. don't ask. meanwhile, president obama visited the florida everglades yesterday to celebrate earth day and discuss climate change. check out the picture from the event. yeah. [ laughter ] looks less like the president, more like the star of "csi: everglades." [ laughter ] looks like his life got vetoed. ♪ that's right, obama was in the florida everglades yesterday to talk about climate change. and it might just be me, but it felt like he didn't really know what he was talking about. watch this. >> we want to restore the natural wa

thank you. >> next speaker welcome. >> good evening. i'm felicia i represented the 1021 as the chairman of wealth and dispartsd within the black community i want to address around the horrific text messages imposed in san francisco even though it's a black woman we've known about the racism and discretion now since we have black and white i guess it is time to deal with the old you know issue that no one really n in san francisco wants to deal with not only do we see you not want to deal with with it one of the things that bothers me in the community is after everything hates been said or done i'd like to know why didn't anyone come to the community. are we not worth having a community quorum to talk about it and have a dialog we're not worthy and so we do have a right to the city i want to say today right now that black lives matter even though we've been fighting for years and years over 50 years in san francisco alone for justice and equality it appears we have some liberties but definitely do not have equality and that's what we're

welcome. welcome, everyone, to "the tonight show." thank you so much for being here. get right to the news. here's what everyone's talking about. there are reports that democratic senator from vermont, bernie sanders, will announce tomorrow that he is officially running for president. [ cheers ] yeah. that's right. it's true. if you don't know who bernie sanders is, here's a a picture of him. [ laughter ] apparently, his running mate is marty mcfly. [ laughter ] great scott, marty! we need 1.1 gigabucks for our superpac. [ cheers ] that's right, vermont senator bernie sanders is expected to announce tomorrow that he is running for president, making him hillary clinton's only democratic challenger so far. or as hillary put it, "ooh, appetizers!" [ laughter ] hungry. of course, most people aren't familiar with bernie sanders. so, to help you get to know him a little bit, here's a clip from one of his recent speeches. check it out. >> this country now is in a a major race to the bottom. >> jimmy: that's right, yeah. [ laughter ] i'm not sure if you noticed, but he's kind

welcome! welcome, welcome, welcome. thank you so much for being here.we are in new york at "the tonight show"! [ cheers and applause ] you guys are here, thank you! awesome! thank you so much, everybody. welcome, welcome. thanks for watching. here's what people are talking about. i read that yesterday, president obama reduced the sentence of 22 federal prisoners who were arrested for drug-related crimes, eight of whom were serving life sentences. it marks the first time someone said "thanks, obama," and actually meant it. [ laughter ] thanks, obama. no, i mean it, thanks! and get this, it's being reported that hillary clinton has hired a research director to generate positive stories about her in the news. [ laughter ] so that they could move past her e-mail scandal. and it seems like they're really trying to make her look good. check out some of these headlines, these stories they're putting up here. first, there's "hillary invents method for getting straw into capri sun pouch, first try." >> steve: wow! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's impossible! you ca

welcome. welcome. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show," everybody. made it, you're here, this is it. [ cheers and applause ] can you feel it? welcome, it's going to be fun. here's what people are talking about. the white house just announced that president obama will attend a summit in kenya this july. when asked if he's ever been to kenya, obama was like, of course, i was bor -- i was bored. [ laughter and applause ] i was bored, there's nothing to do, so i was bored there. [ laughter ] that's right, this summer, president obama will attend a a summit in kenya. when asked why, obama was like "just to [ bleep ] with republicans." [ laughter ] republicans aren't happy. in fact, yesterday, former new hampshire governor john sununu said that president obama is just asking for criticism by going to kenya. then obama was like "oh, nunu you didn't." [ laughter ] i did. and in a recent article, a a white house aide who travels with president obama says they have to often enter the hotel through the service entrance. because when they go through the front, b

public comment is welcome. agenda item no. 9. report from the director on the mayor's office of disability. agenda item 106789 public comment. items not on today's agenda, but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. agenda item no. 11. correspondence. agenda item 12. discussion item. council member comments and announcements. agenda item 13. adjourn. thank you, at this time i would like to make a motion to amend the agenda. a break from after item no. 6, after ms. zarda's presentation. >> second. >> all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> any opposed? so changed. we will move on to item no. 3 public comment. items not on today's agenda. but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. please be respectful to the presenters and please stay within the time limit of 3 minutes. we have speaker cards on the table and staff will get them to us and we will be able to hear everyone's public comment. thank you very much. >> our first public comment comes from foina hines. >> good

welcome back to mosaic. we are hear with richard lane, a lay catholic evangelist. the name, lay catholic evangelist. let's talk about that for a second. break that down for us. >> lay, meaning i'm not a priest or deacon. some of my friends tease me and say isn't that a oxi moron. i'm like funny. basically, i am one that goes around the world, doing parish missions, leading retreats for deacons, priests and laity, i specialize in missions and teaching catholics to the joys of our faith. to be able to live the faith every single day. not just be the frozen chosen, coming to fulfill our holy day of obligation but being that catholic that understands evangelist, the e word, to be able to go out and live out our faith and our calling. >> this is a fire. this fire had to start somewhere in you. tell us about how you got going with this. >> long story short, when i was in the army, i got in, in 1984, i heard my mother's voice, boy you better be in somebody's church. i was lutheran. i started going to the catholic c

ooul >> >> welcome, everybody. this is the march meeting of the san francisco mayor's disability council. i am chip supanich, cochair of the council. now we'll tv introduction read by council member roland wong. >> good afternoon. happy first day of spring. and welcome to the mayor's distribute council this friday march 20, 2015. in room 400 of san francisco city hall. city hall is an accessible to persons using wheelchairs and other assistive mobility devices. wheelchair access is provided at van ness street via ramps. wheelchair access at the pope street/carlton entrance is provided. wheelchair lift. assistive listening devices are available and our meeting is close-captioned and sign language interpreted. our materials are available in large braille. please ask staff for any additional assistance. to prevent electronic interference with this room sound system and to respect everyone's ability to focus on the presentations, please silence all mobile phones and pda's. your cooperation is appreciated. we welcome th

welcome mr. jackson. >> testifier: hi my name is marion jackson get, board member of the officers of justice. just listening tonight i see the community wants to have a voice in how the police and i think it's time for us to start working on the african-american community police relations board again. so the community will have at least a venue to talk about how their police. one of the problems i have with the police commission is that they're supposed to represent the people and it appears sometimes they represent the police department. you are our civil watchdogs for the over the police department you're supposed to make the rules and policies. a lot of times i don't see that. how can a community event when they don't have no way to vent password you give him 2 min. to say stuff they been building up the last 100 years. you have to go out in the community understood the people are saying. i been here with mothers crying about the kids being killed by the police that have an opportunity to say

please welcome the leader of the civil unrest mom movement angel lewis. angel welcome to the show.me to the show, angel. >> thanks for having me, larry. the civil unrest moms believe all mothers should do what our sister did in that video. forget the police and the national guard. it's momma time. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: and-- and you think you moms can stop a riot? >> we already are stopping it. my son darnell was out there looting. i knocked him into wednesday. ( laughter ) ( applause ) he won't know about it until tomorrow. >> larry: all right. it does seem a little violent. isn't that child abuse? >> absolutely! ( laughter ) but it's a lot better than our kids getting killed by the coppedz. >> larry: true, that's true. ( cheers and applause ) very good point. and you don't think the national guard is helping at all. >> hell no! these are teenaged boys, larry. what's more effective against a teenaged boy this... or this? ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> larry: very intimidating. so what exactly do you do to stop these teenaged boys? >> oh, i use all the mom ta

welcome the clock is tick but more so because we're about to have an "x" ambulance that's welcome toeople across the world and local fans that have a week-long celebration with the cultural emancipation proclamation curtain hosting we'll do here with the exchange of the history of football as a sport but now nufls the philanthropic contributions to the entire world that will be great we hope to keep this trophy here for a long long time having earned that before i our local team and, yes red and gold are good colors thank you, everybody and keep the work done right we're rode to start celebrating thank you to all of the people on the host committee but the fans who have a chance to be here and everyone in san francisco deep our success strong for everyone a shared prosperity and thank you all very much (clapping.) all right. that concludes it thank you very much mr. mayor and the mayor will be here for the month and voters as will director heinecke he will and ronnie will sting around and others so 2 hundred and 90 days we'll tailgate outside thanks for coming everybody. >> ladies an

welcome everyone and welcome the meeting will come to order this is the regular meeting of land use & transportation i'm commissioner melberger and to my right is scott wiener the vice chair and -- excuse-me. having to my left it will be coming supervisor kim shortly our clerk is mrs. andrea ashbury and welcome jonathan both jonathan's they'll be broadcasting this committee meeting on sfgovtv madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes.

bill, welcome.se] at last year's dinner, steve drew attention to the increasing diversity of the white house press corps area tonight, we strike a blow for diversity and political commentary. i don't know why, but women almost never serve in a position that cecily assumes tonight. it is about time. [applause] cecily, i gladly welcome you to this podium. [applause] cecily: feels right to have a woman follow president obama doesn't it? good evening, i am cecily strong. you may know me from "saturday night live," or as the ethnically ambiguous girl from every college brochure. i am a mash-up of all the people in hillary's announcement video. [laughter] i'm also the first straight women to host this in 20 years so, we finally made it, straight people. where my heterosexuals at, huh? [laughter] just because i am a woman doesn't mean i'm going to go easy. i'm going to go easy on you people the government brain is smaller. [laughter] i feel very lucky to be here. last year's host, joel mchale, proves that

, the record was broken in january of last year, we have more work to do with that please help me welcome one of the strongest advocates for women mayor ed lee (clapping). >> thank you, dr. murase and good afternoon welcome to the people's palace i know i want to thank our department of commission on the status of women and the friends of for their commitment in advancing women's human rights and beyond our city i'll begin by saying we're really at a special time in the city a time when this is prosperity i want to make sure i know you do we provide special opportunity to share that everyone succeeds i'm focused on my affordability and shared prosperity agenda and continue to make recorded investment in our public schools a program that helps youth and children i want to introduce anita she's my bossed that's why i think i have a strong women's agenda if anything (clapping) i have in mind a lot of families led by women i'm suggesting more suggesting i'm trying to implement thirty thousand new units of housing in our city to make sure their thirty are permanently affordable i have women in

i love it. ♪ >> welcome back.n of power summit consistently attracts top speakers from all over the country. from this week's corner office we profile the first american female combat pilot, who says there is a lot to be learned from her experiences in the field that can be used in corporate america. >> ask me if i'm ready. say it. are you ready? >> i don't get ready. i stay ready. what? [ laughter ] . >> bernice armor, also known as fly girl, has been ready fortunate since she decided as a youngster to become a police officer. she achieved that dream, and then found another. >> i ended up seeing a black woman in a flight suit at career day. and it blew my mind. and i said, wow, that is cool. why didn't i think of that? and it planted a very strong seed. several years after being a police officer, being on the force, riding motorcycles, i never forget about that william in a flight suit. left my childhood dream, for years i had wanted to do that. i left the force. became a marine, ended up doing two tours in iraq.

welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome. welcome to new york city.come to "the tonight show," everybody. here we are. that's what it's all about. [ cheers and applause ] welcome. here's what people are talking about. of course it's the presidential race for 2016, which continues to heat up. and get this, in a recent interview robert de niro actually said that he hoped hillary clinton would be the next president. yeah. he gave her a very strong endorsement. he was like, "she's pretty good." [ laughter ] "pretty good." that's a lot for robert de niro. >> steve: that's a lot. >> jimmy: yeah. but president obama still has a a couple more years left. he's been traveling a lot recently. in fact, i saw that he just made his first presidential trip to the state of utah. yeah. obama spent his time in utah just like you'd expect, by telling people, "uh, no, i don't play for the jazz." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] thank you. he was in utah. obama discussed immigration reform with leaders of the mormon church. obama introduced the first lady. then the ch