drew is not using this gymnasium. the youth from a summer camp are using that jim as they were this morning. any deals i have with druse school is limited by any usage booker t. has. sometimes we of scheduling conflicts and we work out. >> it has -- supervisor mirkarimi: it has been asserted this is a for- profit center. >> it can be. we're working on contracts with potential people to come in to run the child-care center. but the way i'm looking at it is, if it is a for-profit child care center, what we would do is make sure we have scholarships for all of our children who needed them. >> -- supervisor mirkarimi: what about in the neighborhood -- we have heard from people that there is a dearth of child care. >> it can only hold 24 people the way it is now, so we are limited with what we can actually do. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. >> thank you for hearing all left out. supervisor mirkarimi: any other public comment? seeing none, i would like to close public comment and bring up the city attorney. supervisor mar

use. it initially conceived as a suburban style office park. it developed in fits and starts throughout the years, budget sponsors returning modifications for entitlements, maintain commercial focus over the years. the central part of the site was developed in the early 1980's. throughout the 1980's and 1990's entitlement crowd -- plans were revived several times. bills were issued during the 1990's. in the mid-2000 + the northernmost property residential development pursuers, at roughly the same time, approach the city with a desire to do residential development. the department was in the midst of its eastern neighborhood planning efforts, honing new controls that encourage the creation of vibrant, mixed use urban neighborhoods. they agreed that the fresh developments here were worthwhile effort. the two property owners applied for environmental review and general plan amendments. together the sponsors developed a vision and introduced high- density mixed use housing for a mixed use the n

also the parking used working with the current building, it really speaks to maintaining this use. hopefully, it would take -- president olague: thank you. are there additional speakers? project sponsor? >> i am john from the project sponsor and i will speak on the issue of community parking needs for restaurants in particular. there are five full-service and two self-service restaurants and a wine bar in this district. they have offered hourly parking only since october of 2008. all the restaurants have been there since before 2008. immediately after the march 10 hearing, i reached out to each of these businesses. i inquired in writing and in person what are the hourly parking. they indicated little need for parking. a sushi restaurant indicated parking was important and several customers a night parked there. another owner told me the garage was not important to his business. some declined to complete the questionnaire. another owner stated he had no opposition to the project. i directed the operator to validate an experiment of $3 off if they presented a receipt from a restauran

it's a strategy for us. a lot of those public sector clients have either not had email or have been on an old notes system that hasn't met their requirements very well. by going to the new system they'll be able to move to this new system orwell' be able to provide them with an alternative that meets all their needs if they have concerns about it. we're pleased with the technology system. >> do you have a sense of the timeline if those agencies will move over? >> sure. it's a 12-month project plan. to be frank, we started with the easy departments first. we want early successes in the project so we're started with departments that are smaller departments, that have not had email support in the past or have had very limited email support. we put the public safety agencies toward the end of the project as we want to demonstrate a track record of success. we want to take the right amount of time to meet with them and address their concerns for working in partnership with federal agencies and the state agencies

that is stunning for us. it gives us a total of the anticipated cruises for 2011 on a calendar basis of 63. which is more akin to sort of our high numbers. put it in perspective, last year, we have only 41 calls. recall that that had a lot to do with some changing economics in the alaska and mexico itineraries. so far in may, we have seen eight different cruise lines, which might be a record. we have not checked yet. one call each from norwegian, arcadian, seven seas, radiance of the seas, two each from crystal and regatta, and six from princess. it has been a terrific month, and we have been pleased to welcome all these passengers. if we could have a little more sun and heat, things would be magnificent. i want to take a moment to thank, even though they are not here, the members of the maritime division. they have been just tremendous in meeting these calls morning, noon, night, weekday, we again, and doing so in the midst of a lot of other city events, which include the terrific giants as well as now my ne

i can't use it. what use is it if i have $3,000 why can't i use this money to get my teeth fixed? she said oh, really? do you work? she talked to the dealership and they reimplemented the flex plan in. so i was able to get part of the money to pay for it. meanwhile, this was back in october. she got it reimplemented in november, i believe. so i got the money but still, from october until now, i still have temporary teeth in because i can't afford to get the rest of the work done. tomorrow morning i'm actually going to get the teeth put in. but it just seems to me the way this is set up and i can see it. i used to be a business owner. they put all of these limitations down so that at the end of the year you can get the money back so they don't have to -- and that's why they put all the limitations on it. so i just wanted to come here. i have two other guys at the shop that wanted to come here but they decided not to because they were afraid to come and talk about the situation. i just wanted to come and tell you guys what is really going on out there and the fact that it is not jus

can you tell us about your experience? >> there were a lot of anticipation about how people would respond. at first, we had to get in front of people to direct them from their habits. early morning, they are more into carrying their coffee and going inside of the elevator and then spilling their coffee to hit the keys. we got right in front of them, stopped them and told them exactly what they had to do. that helped out a lot. the other thing that helped were the lights in the lobby would tell them where the elevator was. a lot of these systems have not done that. we were the first to do that. the nice thing is we've got less spills in the lobby, too. you get into the elevator in the morning, and somebody is standing in front of the buttons and you cannot get to it. people are fighting each other, spilling coffee and stuff, so this works out well. once you get inside, you are going to the floor that you have already decided on the outside. it really helped traffic flow and security as well. >> would you say your experience

the us takes no responsibility for its impact on people or the environment from work. since many rare species live here this would have very serious consequences you know once a month or two of all the law. can now or are the only ones in the whole of eastern asia. and there are less than fifty left. there were a lot of theme. i sat in front of cum swab for one year from morning to night nor newbie three i held up a sign saying no new basis so a lot of soldiers came out to talk to me. you know all has got to get back that they offer me hamburgers for breakfast. and they were so young that you know what i mean i couldn't believe they would be sent to iraq to murder other people. you know will go through the whole movie if you young don't you go you know by thoughtless yearly as kids are trained to kill we must stop less and hold we believe we can prevent the construction of these telepaths with our actions when you look to obviously we only resort to peaceful means of protest that are going to go. up you could have. a lot of challenges but we also have some real opportu

if that's the case to you don't let us off the base you let us off the base it is going to be issues. i heard on the news one day about a okinawan girl had been raped by united states military men and i was very upset over this because. i remember how we tried sort of treated the okinawan people when i was here as a set as eighteen year old and eventually some a peace activist i'm in touch with me and they had a contact here in okinawa and when they found out that i had been stationed here they left the base people here know that there was an ex maureen who was stationed here who was doing a piece work now in america and so they invited me to come back to do so we took lectures so that was in one nine hundred ninety six and that's when i came back and as we moved around the island and i saw the bases was still here i just couldn't believe it. it's. it's almost like a cancer here for these people but a day since the end of world war two these spaces happen here. this is something americans should know what happens when we open bases in other people's countries we're kind of problems as

flow requirements that we are using right now, or it could be used for future water supplies for our wholesale customers, as well. those are both on the table for this. president vietor: so there is nothing that goes toward the dry your supply only? if it turns out that that is something we need every year? >> well, actually, the study of the block some overtime. everyone was interested in dry year supply, and no one was interested in multiyear supply, so you would have a plan that might operate out of 10 years only one, and that could be done, and since that time, we have had changes in our needs, and we're looking towards 2018 and beyond, and we said let's look at every year water for us. this is so that you would at least, the way the study is currently configured, you would have a plan that operates full- time, and there would be what would be for those only one to dry your water. president vietor: i am wondering if we should modify the language for future supply and take up the supply shortfall emergencies? >> i do not see any difficulty with that. i am looking at staff to see i

to hopefully capitalize on a portion of the port not in use right now. i think that this idea should not be retired. i think it should be developed and pursued, but it would probably require some significant investment on its capital side to make this happen. but in the interim of making that happen, i think it has been obligated of us to purse that conversation. just like the commercial rates that commissioner avalos just spoke about, the opening up commercial rates has yet i think been delved into before lafco and/or the city. and now the fact that commercial rates is something we may want to recapital as part of an agreement with either ricology or whoever the contractor is, that gives us a leveraged position of defining what we would like to see happen with commercial rates. that tells me that we are in a better position for being able to scope out how this should be calculated. and thirdly, and i think most importantly to the study, i haven't seen any county that is on pace for the diversionary rate like san francisco. if there is a vlade calculatio

for equitable health care for all of us. before you serve us, listen to the community. thank you. [applause] >> good evening, commissioners. my name is angel ca and i'm part of the good neighbor coalition. the mayor's proposed condition for development agreement is -- establishes a good starting point for improvements of the cpmc project. therefore, we are disappointed to hear that cpmc feels it's too much, when they are the largest health care industry in the bay area. we think equally that in order for this project to serve san francisco's best interests, cpmc can and must do more to address those issues and others outside the scope of the mayor's proposal. that is why we're calling on cpmc to negotiate a community benefits agreement directly with san francisco stakeholders that builds on and extends beyond the mayor's proposed conditions. why do we need a development agreement and a community benefits agreement? well, cpmc's long history of disregarding workers' interests and reneging on its commitment to the community sh

support us. in the net i do use the land to grow lots of white radish take on where i don't want them less so that i could grow millions of them and that little space more knowledge i can let it work it out i'll get on i would then distribute them freely to the people of okinawa in the name of peace cannot touch your ideas you have. their moment there are me throughout iraq at their. own as we all stay united in the struggle there are now i'm confident we can prevail. you cannot i work together or if we don't speak out against the fast of our lands we will never be able to change the world. that it would kind of make your hear. and on about it we have to keep our camp in there. with a balance the only way we can prevail but they could. have my biggest strength and. our path is one of resistance not terrorism. we're here to provide a safe and secure environment for everybody regardless of what it the group they are in to make sure that people have the freedom of movement that kids can go to school

i barely use facebook. it's like it's there for the same reason maybe you need, you know, a mailing address. but i can see why it's seductive for some people and addictive for others. but i think the pressure to use it is -- you know, you don't have to absolutely -- but i think part of what's going on in our fascination with these toys and tools is a search for something that's missing. i was really struck when the ipad -- the first ipad came out and there was this incredible burst of attention to the launch. i mean, and i happened to look on twitter, which i think is an interesting tool because it's more like a public bulletin board. you can see more of a pulse of what people are -- who are using it are thinking and doing. it happened to be within days of obama's state of the union speech a year ago. and the percentage of people interested in the ipad compared to obama's state of the union speech was like three, four times as high. it was like a huge peak. there's a need for magic. people are hungry for tr

and the purpose of mixed use general is to put together as many compatible uses as possible. there are other parts of suth of market particularly the whole area south of harrison street which accounts for about a third of the entire special use district which will be rezoned sally which is service, arts and lights industrial. and we've gone so far as to bring down the housing action coalition upon us by saying no residential at all. so the theory is, you know, we have probably the most places of entertainment in the whole city, is that correct director cain? there's always an argument between us and north beach. >> i don't know who wins. but it's close. you can see on the map. >> and i can assure you that every single venue in the south of market has some conflict with their neighbors already. so what we're trying to do is avoid putting more incompatible uses side by side. so i think it really works very well to take the area south of the street to say we would like all forms of entertainment and that's a major step forward, this limited live performance would certainly be we

employees come to us and ask what is the best way or a proper way to use that money. they would usually like the money to accrue over time, so if they are faced with a medical emergency they would have access to that money, if they were in the hospital with a broken bone after a bike accident. as you know, that can easily cost $6,000. the inability to allow the money to accrue over time and have access to it leaves a number of workers feeling as though they are in a conundrum as to how best to utilize that money, because you are turning that money back on them. there are employers who are taking advantage of this opportunity to restrict and make it difficult for workers. >> do you have a hard number on that in the last year? are there a hard number of them lawyers that you have had to investigate? >> it does not lead to investigation. it has been construed to be a permissible way to meet the requirement. >> thank you. president o'brien: thank you. supervisor campos: if i may call for a very brief presentation -- brendan munos conducted a study for the office of labor

the medical use. i'm not sure it's necessarily contributing to an increase in certain, you know, activity in certain areas. so i think what i do like about this project is -- one of the things that's unfortunate about many of these facilities is that it deadens the activity on the street. it doesn't activate the street use. so because there's a cafe that's being set up there, i think that's good. and if you can look at ways to acts rate is this -- activate this type of use, that's a good thing. there's a separate entrance, i guess, for the other uses. and it sounds like it's more like a health center than not. so i think that could be positive. then if you have the security -- you discussed with the police force or whatever -- then there's ways of increasing security on the street in that respect, too. and to continue to engage with the neighbors on some productive level to see how maybe some of their concerns can be addressed through this project rather than exacerbated, which i don't think is necess

us do exactly that purpose. once we have that online, we expect to have that in place by september, october of this year. then we can start tracking the signs by age, which is the primary way to make sure that we keep up with the standards of reflectivity. once we do that, i think our next goal is to tackle the traffic markings. it's a similar type of situation. we have a manual software to keep track of that information, but not to the extent that we like. again, we are fortunate because we see from years ago that we have a synergy with public works. a lot of the pavements are in such poor conditions, the surface is so rough that the markings would not adhere to them. so in some ways, we're tied in with t.p.w.'s work program. so we take advantage when they repave the streets and we go in and remark the markings on fresh, new pavement. and that's last anywhere from eight to 12 years, although we decided several years ago to ask that we turn over the striping every eight years. so on the average, we are doing tha

the onus rests with us to exercise the sacred duty of authorizing the use of force. a resolution like this with no operative language, with no invocation of the war powers resolution, and which was presented to members for the first time just 14 hours ago, simply perpetuates a dynamic of congressional acquiescence and acquiescence for the most part has gone on truly since the korean war. there are two choices here. if the majority thinks that the president's initial efforts to stop a humanitarian catastrophe were wrong, or that current operations in libya do not have a compelling national security rational, it should support mr. kucinich's approach and offer a concurrent resolution pursuant to section 5-c of the war powers resolution requiring the removal of u.s. forces. if the majority has concerns with mr.ucinich's approach as many of us do, and believes terminating military action would have grave consequences for u.s. national security, it should simply authorize the use of force in liba incorporating the restriions on ground forces that this resolution has, that

and the us benefits through this down the road at some point it's not that the us is just renting it's psychopath excess district armed militia and mercenaries for a few days and now they want to get paid is blackwater just a pay for assassination squad another they're saying that oh you didn't pay us the money for it we rented out our assassins to go kill us and mayhem in your country you know us money orders or i thought this was some political angle to it no it's a collapse of an empire this is how rome fell apart and i actually want to show you this little video to introduce you to dana rohrbacher so you know who we is this is him performing a song that he wrote and is singing god bless our freedom and god bless the people who were. god bless the folks who built this great country god bless our rights so the song is called god bless us all and if you look at that little plaque and let's look at a close up of the plaque there here are you saying that he was shot at by russians while he was with the dean in afghanistan so of course he was behind that as well if i announcing. the rebe

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it is obvious that neither of us look exactly like the leaders that precipitous. -- preceded us. [laughter] [applause] >> but, the fact that we can stand here today as president of the united states and chancellor of a united germany is a testament to the progress and freedom that is possible in our world. [speaking german] >> chancellor merkel, members of the german delegation, which are honored to have all of you here as allies, partners, the most of all as dear friends. [speaking german] [applause] [speaking german] [speaking german] >> mr. president, deere barack obama, michelle, a vice president, members of the cabinet, a guest of honor, my fellow countrymen, ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much for this very warm and very moving reception. it is overwhelming. i am indeed delighted, and i say this on behalf of all members of my delegation to be back in washington, d.c., again. [speaking german] >> about 20 months ago, and this was almost 20 years after the fall of the berlin wall, i had the great honor and privilege to address both houses of congress, a wonderful moment

stay with us on mosaic ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> you are with us on mosaic and we are glad. today we are talking about retreats and we are looking at them through the eyes of valimbrosa retreat center a ministry of the archdiocese of san francisco it is in menlo park down the street from a foster freeze i love and father thanks so much. there is so much to talk about retreats, we can't cover it all today we invite everyone to visit your website www.valimbrosa.org and they can find out so much more and contact you. we just want to open the door but there are things we do want the open the door on one is you say you have a revised advisory board, user friendly website and post card ministry talk to us. >> well, let me start with the post card ministry that is brand new we are just starting. we actually do two thing s with the post card ministry, in every retreat, there is a post card and a little thing that says i am on retreat and while i am here i am praying for you and we encourage the retreatist to fill it out and send it to someone they love. >> wow. >> put down the date

age old techniques of you're either with us or you're against us let me explain here as we've been reporting to you on this show some of those of congress are thankfully questioning president obama and his administration's actions questioning how it is that they think they can just spit on the constitution and start a war without asking congress questioning why they want even acknowledge that it was wrong and just suck it up and ask congress now if this whole thing is blown up rather than overruling justice department lawyers and coming up with a completely non explainable legal explanation also questioning what the hell libya has to do with us anyway when we're broke. our armed forces are stretched thin and we're tired of endless wars those questions are rightly being raised by you but you know how those who are raising them are being treated as bloodthirsty dictator sympathizers secretary of state hillary clinton actually said the following yesterday about members of congress that are questioning the war in libya he said of the bottom line is whose side are you on are you on could obvious

we have to look at things on a case by case, use by use basis, and we would consider this sort of thing. protective glazing, wired glass, we see traditionally all over. >> so we've got wired glass here. you know, it's a product that we used to sell a lot of. but almost a product whose time has come. i mean this is an obscure wire glass, with -- it's rated 45 minutes for fire. but the problem is there's no impact. so this is not -- at one time, you could put this in a fire door, only in a -- there was a time when they put this in shower doors. and so clearly that's not legal anymore, with good reason, besides the fact that all of the wires rusted. there's some pretty nasty-loo nasty-looking shower doors that we replaced. the other thing is it's not terribly strong, cracks easily, and -- >> if you put your hand through it, or to it, you can get seriously injured. it looks like it's supposed to be safe. it is actuall actually not terre for human impact. >> so at this point, there are some -- because it's got wires in it, you really couldn't temper it before. now i believe there is somebody

it's used for that purpose. if you would like to comment on the presentation are making a public comment on the issues before us tonight, come to the podium. i don't know how many of you want to speak, but i would like to be able to get a sense for how many of you there are. and we are going to -- i think we will give a minute to each person so we can hear as many as possible. most of you want to say i like it or i don't. one minute should be an adequate time. >> i'm anne, i was going to speak on behalf of a couple of parents. can we combine time? how does that work? >> there are too many of you. i hope that if you are just for it or against it, you can tell us that. if people want to bring up stuff, take the time to tell us what they are. >> thhow many people? >> i won't give you more than three minutes, i don't care how many people there are. >> i am the parent of a second grader and a fifth grader, i am also the pta president. i am speaking on behalf of the number of fifth grade families that are sitting with

many of us are here tonight. we feel it is important for us to be able to stay together and move together in the middle school. and especially because i live within walking dis÷8g of the middle school. there were no other people that we knew. instead of going into a lot of our stories, we have been extremely saddened and frustrated the last couple of months. we tried as much as we could to work within the system. we have been writing letters. we want to make it work. we are public school advocates and we are extremely active in our schools. we invested lots and lots of time. we also donated money and we want to stay within the public schools. we feel like we're being pushed out because we are not willing to accept going across town with nobody we know. when we only have three years and that sort of thing. we feel like we're being as or we are being pushed out to look for private schools. charter schools, home schooling, all of that stuff. i never called a private school until last week when i saw how dismal the

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. things have changed so radically that if you do not have the tools of the world in which you are going to live in, how are you going to compete? one of the things we have been working on together, and it has been great because everybody has said, a "look, it is not about us. it is about what we're going to do in t

but at this point, right here and now, let us continue moving forward what is with us and i thank you for your time from all perspectives that have been here today. supervisor mar: i want to thank the young people who came out today. the former foster use, to put a human face on it, and the children from the booker t. washington center and the members of the community who came out to express neighborhood concerns. it gave us a human element the difficulty of balancing the needs. supervisor mirkarimi has provided a number of objects -- a number of amendments. can we take those without objection? it has been moved we move this forward without objection. before we get to item number two, can we take a five minute break to clear the room and just come back at 3:52. five minutes recess. supervisor we're back from recess. could you call item no. 2? >> or december 2nd -- changing sidewalk with between fremont and harrison street. >> this is a request in conjunction with a development going up at 333 harrison street , also part of the streetscape plan. there is an official 8 foot wide sidewal

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this is your neighborhood, your home, and it allows us in government that if you allowed -- and by us here, that means you trust government to work with you, not to work against you. there are so many other years where we said things different and felt differently, and now, we are kind of moving past that and getting to where we ought to be working very closely together more and more. so it is my heartfelt thanks that you invite us to your home, allowing us to then be created, think outside the box, be more supportive of the community needs, so we can possibly change what has historically been a street that people drive through, rather than a street that people want to be on. i want to make sure this transformation continues with every one of you feeling that it is your partnership working closely with supervisor cohen and the mayor's office, making sure things happen the correct way, every level of it, so one of these days, maybe even espanola might buy a house out here. [laughter] but i wanted to signal a number of things that have happened to bring everybody together on this projec

can't use it as a. very cancer now before the three leave the ground they've received some very fatherly advice from sergei volkov father alexander himself because men are. gone so i would give is not to go straight to the illuminated to take a look outside and move your head too much we might get space sickness just right seasickness and do some soul straightaway try to take care of yourself for the first few days you have a six month mission ahead when this crew takes off on the eight it will take them two days to dock at the i assess. right now in just a few minutes here on our team we discuss how russia's gas giant gazprom plans to conquer the german market as the country prepares to get rid of atomic energy but that's after the business update with dmitri. story this night a high oil price and a near balanced budget russia seems unable to stem capital outflow the central bank says five billion dollars fled the country in may with the annual total expected to be around thirty five billion dollars an

to my knowledge, we have never processed at a conditional use authorization for a formal retail use for a financial service. occasionally they may required use based on an underlying zoning district. ther conditional use required for the subject property. goi reported the issues that wee raised, and the planning commission acknowledged this has happened before, and we have consistently said they are not formula of retail use. they are not subject to a formula of retail controls -- to formula retail controls. we said we have a hearing to discuss formal retail controls in general, and this could be considered as a revision if this is an issue, and when they were adopted, it was partly based on proliferation of french banks, and that resulted in the lake and 1970's and 1980's, and you will find that as a separate line issue. the commission has requested that hearing be held in conjunction with a hearing introduced regarding for miller retail controls for pet food usage in the special use district, and i think that is currently scheduled for sometime in mid-july and july, so we would try to

issues, and substance used. [applause] i did not realize that was going to be the applause line. ok. and we need to ensure we have sufficient resources in our public health system so people do not have to go through the criminal justice system in order to access mental health services and criminal justice, and more importantly, they do not end up with a criminal record which serves as such a barrier to housing employment and many other things down the road because of what is a health problem. that is a plea to enter the we are using our resources wisely. we are not using them to arrest and incarcerate people with health problems and to insure that we have sufficient resources in the public health system to take care of their concerns. thank you. [applause] >> alright. [reading names] big evening. in the tenderloin clubhouse's director. i am also a resident of district 6. i want to thank honored guests for being here tonight to hear from people. in district 6, we have two clubhouses for boys and girls clubs of sa

spy planes despite public discontent there's a lot of concern that the use of these drones by the us government has more to do with u.s. control over mexican territory actually going out to the drug lords and winning the drug war while issues of international law and sovereignty trigger little interest among americans the prospect of having surveillance drones spying all across the us itself surely does us police agencies are asking for drones for domestic surveillance raising the alarm among those who think that could be the end of american freedoms and specially when you look at constitutional activities like free speech activities that are going to be hovering over crowds that are merely maybe protesting the war or protesting some are governmental action will be chilling free speech should roll be equipped with some sort of weapon so some people are saying lasers will be able to punish the students who are advocating against the government they've already been used in some instances in the united states and in two thousand and seven protesters in washington d.c. noticed small obje

italians use the system they use shan again they use the european union so they know to any legal regularized by any country of the e.u. and with these documents go to any other country of the they say no problem at all eighty percent of donations want to go to france would give them documents i would like that they will leave and that is exactly what they did a regular i still eagles and they all came to france should remain. to be allowed free movement within the e.u. as is now being discussed here in the european parliament. it will be tragic it will be an additional immigration it is obvious it will be a signal for a massive immigration more particularly a very much it was useless for nicolas sarkozy to saying and and go and get all the world television to say. see i will take roma back to a border which does not exist now they will have the possibility to come and settle as they want in france but they are a considerable number we know they are very poor people but once more loans being the most attractive country in all e.u. will be up to her to face this inflow of immigration with the

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that's a pretty sensitive subject for us so. i learned the police i let them know that you know there was a call out. hundreds of tweets being retreated to the basketball courts and xterra around five o'clock and that there was a lot of gang language being used and sure enough there were hundreds and hundreds of kids here not the normal shuras that you see walking around and about an hour later somebody was shot. so you know is that it was only case that's happened there or is that the worst case you know that's the worst case and then the most recent time they've used the same technology. as in most places you need a permit to film and certainly a and l. and certainly in the place of it's crowded with protests train traffic than a speech but you know people try and renegade the situational growing us a small film crew down here trying to film without a permit so what a couple of rap groups have done in town is send out tweets saying hey we're going to film a video venice feature we're going to fume and film a video downtown her

he's with us now. senator, you've heard some of the grumbling, you're hearing it in new orleans, you've heard it from your friends in the conservative movement. they look at this field and say could be better. in your hometown tomorrow, greenville, south carolina, there will be a draft jim demint rally. will you run for president? >> no. have no plans to run for president. frankly, the more i see of the republican field, the better i feel about it. i think it takes a while for candidates to develop and get their footing and we may have some new folks join the race, too. so it's too early to say it's a weak field. i think we'll end up with a good candidate and any of them would be better than what we've got in the white house right now. >> is your no a shermanesque no? you said you'll listen to these people out of common courtesy. is it emphatic, pour the cement no? >> well, i have no plans to run for president. i'm never going to rule anything out in life, because most of what i'm doing now i never int