lazard. >> commissioner yi? jo i'll add to the history. why did the department of education fund this piece they actually funded child care. we have money coming. jo for cal works. historically because education funded child care. the other thing we wanted to point out was the traditional sort of definition of child care was not what the state used for their services nor baz it what we use in san francisco. we meanerly childhood education. people would assume it is just babysitting and not he had kiss. >> to that point, we work closely with a lot of members of the unified school district. we have really strong ties. i can voug for the a mount ys. >> thank you. there are no public speakers on this matter. item m, there were no eye texases. item o, consent calendar. item o, roll call, please. >> no on k 1 and k 4. >> reporting on the committee of service action, there were one. the proposals for first reading. board members proposals for first reading. i need a motion and second. >> thank you. held for action. it is in support of renaming th

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. >>> al menos el voto de hoy le da a los inmigrantes nuevas esperanzas en sacramento yi c californiabierno por el manejo que está dando a la situación. la gente está usando cada vez menos sus vehículo como nos dice fernando pizarro desde washington d.c. >>> la en tooush cuesta del was post dicen que salen menos con el carro >>> caminar no puedo salir con el coche >>> salir menos el fin de se semana >>> este analista económico creo que el público está empezando a sentir el impacto en sus presupuestos familiar jz es >>> en los últimos 2 meses el precio de petróleo subió tanto que cada persona en estados unidos, si uno calcula el pre promedio gasta un dólar 20 centavos más por día >>> la casa blanca informó este martes que quieren eliminar 4 mil millones de dólares de subsidio la industria petrolera pero el 55% de desaprobación de la gestión económica del gobierno según la encuesta, demuestra que los altos precios tienen un impacto político >>> le tiene que pegar a el presidente, porque dirán el presidente tiene que tomar medidas para que no, no se esté eh acumulando beneficios por part

. >> commissioner yi and commissioner winn? >> i know some of the other commissioners have had the chance to go visit some of the facilities. did this several years ago and i was completely sold. it was just an amazing -- one of the most amazing trips i've had going into something that was not expecting to happen. it was -- even though it was a short visit, every classroom, the students in there, were so attentive and so -- how do you say appreciative of what they were learning. i spoke to them. i said why are you doing this? they said you know, what we're doing, we're learning how the read and how to write and do math and actually, what we're learning today is how to balance our checking account. checkbooks and stuff. it is more practical in nature. so i -- i can't say enough about it. if you haven't had the chance to go visit the facilities, you aulingt ought to. as move tags two -- as moving as the two gentlemen were up here, all i want to say is i'm going to support it. also, sheriff hennessy, we need you for four more year

the plant.u > we used to say we want to change the world in the 60's. 6 we have all heard the saying,yi, well, all we can do is change ourself.ourselve would anybody like to respond to that? that how did what yo?u became maybeab contribute to idealism or lost the 60's ithe anybody else wants to comment on that. >> i am a normal american. i own three vehicles, and one of them has the v-8.v8. i burned lots and lots of gas.ia i am a normal american living vewe a normal american. however, i happen to have beenn part of the movement that helped end a war of aggression.on. what an incredible historicali event in the history of thisevee country and the history of the world.try in the world. millions of us were part of this. unfortunately many young people have not themselves experienced these movements, and so they think nothing can ever change. and i go about the college campuses i here people say, well, nothing anyone does can never make a difference. now, that statement alone would have been absurd in the 60's or 70's, absolutely absurd. no one ever -- i never heard anyone say anything like

i want to do the best i can be in yiing and acting and that's the thing that drives me. >> rose: youave an amazing work ethic. >> yeah, i'm different to the max in a good way. therapy has made it less of a have veng and more of a celebratory thing. >> what's the conversation like between you and the they arist? >> well, crazy enough my therapist is dr. tillman. he's an argentine jewish man, beautiful man and he sounds just like my dad but on xanax, it's very strange. >> rose: your dad on sank nagasaki. >> yeah, he's like (spanish accent) "you use your humor to survive your core issues. it got you out of the ghetto but it's now holding you back." >> rose: very good. >> he's a brilliant man. >> rose: is it hard to do voices? or is it... do you have to have a great ear? >> you have to have a love for the sound and i think that's all it is. i think most things in life that you're great at is a love for something and then you put the hours into it and the hours prove results that's how i think everything is. >> rose: you were a clown in class. >> i was the school class clown and that was

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rear admiral yi said he won't be apologizing for the strikes that hit rebel targets in you said is not for you to make evidence to improve communication with the rebel command to does that mean in a sense you are keeping and impartial distance where you attack rebels if you see them as threatening civilian targets? and if i may matt also ask in terms of the difficult as you are finding on the ground, human shields, the difficulty between distinguishing between rebels and gadhafi forces, do you see any way of resolving this without ground troops going in? thank you. >> i think i will go back to my routine. i will take the last question first. the mandate in the direction that we are operating here and general reshard is operating here is such that there is to be no occupation force stated in the u.n. scr. in other words we translate that is no boots on the ground. if there's to be a debate on that it is a debate the international community needs to have and i would expect that nato needs to have in that area. on your question about attacking civilian targets and i think what you were im

. >> for more go to greeny soon-yi? >> green is universal. >> i like greeny soony.eak show, baby, baby, on the dance floor." it turned out good night that did "freak show" was in a meeting with the universal people while the song was playing. he looked up and said, that's our song. then he got to see this one dancing. ♪ freak show baby baby on the dance floor ♪ freak show baby baby on the dance floor ♪ >> geriatric people should not dance like that. not you, jerry, me. >> he got to have his little shoutout. >> we are calling all brides. last bit of business before we get on with the show. brides-to-be, we'll have a special ambush makeover in honor of the royal wedding. go to our facebook page. make sure you're free on friday april 29th the day of the big wedding. >> we'll do great makeovers. we look forward to hearing from you. >>> coming up, why actor jason priestley wants you to call him fitz. >> he is a naughty boy. we'll catch up with the hollywood buzz. i am ready for pizza and the game! whoooo, let's do this! what's with the milk? digiorno comes with tollhouse

for the most part spotty and light, expecting stead yi rain to arrive later on tonight, mostly cloudy so it's a quick mover. 61 degrees in oakland, 63 in los gatos and limited sunshine. enough, though, right now if you want to get outside. mostly dry bay area. take care of the last-minute outdoor plans before the rain arrives. weekend looks like this, holiday weekend, 65 degrees, saturday 71 and nice warmup in time for easter. that's a lovely easter surprise, wouldn't you say, mike? >> the president's um berel lashgs mari umbrella, marine layer one. thanks to the crowd here, tip your waiters. jam in 87 and past your studio and into the airport. slowing for 101 potentially and 280, depending on the route president takes to palo alto. clearing on lower deck, clear for the 101 after the earlier disable vehicle. oakland a's play, slow past the coliseum. backup in the cash lanes but not the fast track. if the head over to the peninsula, the bridge may be slow between the airport and facebook. >> more local news half an hour. "today" returns in about one minute. ♪ [ male announcer ] who's y

. >> my respond is very length yi. there's many, many questions and maybe i can come back to it in other rounds, but just a few questions. you started with will the incidents in japan impact both here on nuclear power. personally, i think that's a review the nrc will conduct. the iaea stated there will be reviewed comparing lessons learned. i think all the factors will come together to help understand and certainly for the nrc to decide whether regulatory changes are required that may impact the progression of nuclear power in the country. you alluded to, and i certainly agree, that the very low price of natural gas, the absence of any value placed on carbon certainly tends to favor approaches to new power like natural gas and that impacts any of the clean energy solutions. i can launch into a discussion on reprocessing, and i'd like to do that, but we are way over the time so i'll leave it up to you folks whether i should proceed. >> this is any first hearing, and i don't want to abuse the privilege. [laughter] >> tha

what i say there first is that the iron yi on taxes and proliferation of them is they are sigh fenning away the roirses we'd like to use. they are counter productive as an environmental type of tool, and we have targets and measures that we're pursuing to continue our good record of environmental improvement, but you are correct as well to the extent we can continue to drive down the carbon content over the life cycle of our fuel and what we do. carbon based requirements like the illegal european emissions trading scheme we're going to defeat in our litigation -- [laughter] will go longer be as attractive to regulators to put the measures out there so -- but i think first and foremost you have to think about just even the wrong approach to try to achieve an environmental end to put a tax or a charge on us because it takes away our money not just for alternative fuels, but for the winglets that dave barger noted and the aircrafts that boeing and bombard wants to sell us, and 10-4. >> that's the last word on the subject. i want to thank the panelists for being here today. it's been a won