>> as soon as they have teeth in their mouth to get them used to going in and getting used to going to the dentist. in the beginning we don't do much for a 2-year-old but they've got all their teeth. they get used to going to the dentist, get a toy. it starts good habits for the rest of their lives. >> you can have candy for halloween. just don't eat all of it at one time. >> don't have it all day long or 30 days every hour one piece of candy. >> dr. alex, we'll keep those tips in mind. >>> now let's go to howard and get a forecast. >> dr. alex has me chewing the gum with the xylitol which is good for neutralizing the acids in your mouth. it's been a nice morning. we started in the 50s and 60s. we'll be about 80. high today about 81 with a mix of sun and clouds. at times it may seem mostly cloudy, other times mostly sunny. these are high clouds take will not produce any showers. this evening if you have plans, light wind. 7:00 p.m. 74. and by 9:00 still about 70. this may be one of the last really good evenings we have before some cooler air moves in and we could get rather unsettled i

to use. i'm going to get behind the wheel here and take you for a quick tour in this closed parking lot area in the inlet. so you can just get a scale for the amount of sand and debris

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i sat here last year, asked you to let us go on with the project. maybe i still believe in fairy tales, but i believe it's going to happen and i want it to be safe. i have two questions. this thought line number, on a friday evening at 9 o'clock at night, i drive by a gate that has lots of trucks and everything in it. the gate is wide open, lights are on, nobody is there. if i call this hotline number, there is not going to be anyone there on friday night at 9 o'clock at night. but anybody could wander in there. we've had so many strangers out on the island lately, which i mean, we've had a spike in burglaries again with all of the activities that are happening out there. and, so, i mean i would think that the people that are cleaning up stuff wouldn't want people to be able to wander in their open gates at 9 o'clock at night on a friday night. my secretary question is amy said that all of the areas were fenced off where stuff is being done. at la mona street and in the navy's presentation, it talks about area 1231 and 12 33. well, that's my block,

site that used to be filbert street where i used to go and do educational programs as a young lawyer and teach people about the warranty of hapbtability and keep people struggling to live in their low income units and how to demand more from our government and how to do it without getting evicted, that happened at that site. but guess what? we outgrew it. that's a good story. when you outgrow the old building you know more people value our community college and our city college. so it is my pleasure to make sure that we're here on this opening day but also to make sure you know that we, working to the, not just the mayor, but the mayor working with all the elected officials and the board of supervisors join together with the trustees to guarantee city college will be us for many, many generations in the future for all of us. we will work together to make sure that gets done. (applause). and we're not just going to do it in the form of proclamations as this opportunity gives us. we're going it also do it with the way we think. so today it's my pleasure and you know, william, this is r

. >> what are you going to sing for us today? >> i'm going to sing a that comes out of this album, and it's a real good uplifting title. it's called "everything is going to be all right." don't you love that title? >> i love it. >> now you're going to make everything good for us right now. barry manilow, everybody. ♪ ♪ take it from me everything is going to be all right you wait and see everything's going to be all right ♪ ♪ i can see the future there in front of me ♪ ♪ i'm here to inform you i like what i see ♪ ♪ oh, and here's the key everything's going to be all right ♪ ♪ just wait and see everything's going to be all right ♪ ♪ yeah, hallelujah joy is coming to you everything is going to be all right ♪ ♪ sing it to remind you happiness will find you everything is going to be all right ♪ ♪ that's right ♪ sure you'll hit resistance in anything you do ♪ ♪ depend on persistence and watch that come on through ♪ ♪ you wait and see everything's going to be all right ♪ ♪ you wait and see,

so, car to go is very useful for that. i find a car, i get in, i use it wherever i need it, i get out, and i pay for exactly only the minutes that i use it for. san diego is an all-electric station so i guess that would be really useful up here. everyone likes the idea of being green up here. i feel that the city would benefit from a hybrid type situation. and a couple things to address that i wanted -- i listened today what people were saying. so, first of all, i think outreach from students for cars to go because they could be the political support we need for on-site or on-street parking because in my opinion that is the best way to go because car to go is useful for me because i could find one essentially down the road from my house instead of finding it in a parking spot or in a parking garage. the other thing is that car to go uses smartcar, very small in san francisco. most cars could could not fit into. cars could fit into all those spots. * so i don't think we have as many issues to worry about here as, say, bigge

the same husbands who used to order us indoors when officials came to talk, now tell us to go out and interact with them. these groups are bringing down the barriers, hiking literacy rates. it is amazing to see what is going on around the world. we have our own challenges in the states. who would have thought that birth control would be the topic of discussion in the year 2012? right? [applause] then it would be dominated by middle-aged white man, for the most part. i was shocked when i saw the birth control hearing at which a religious man with no background were asked to testify. i do not really like to use his name, but i'm sure you are familiar with the comments of the radio host made. the democrats invited her to testify and her testimony focused on stories about women who take the tell -- pill for health reasons. she was not even talking about sex. this radio host made incendiary comments. i will not repeat them, because i do not want to stick to that level. -- stopp to that level. 41 corporations have pulled their advertisements from this radio show. [applause] i am in the radi

met him few times in libya when i used to go from time to time. he is the man that there is no limit. he witnessed the suffering under regime of gadhafi and saw brutality of gadhafi killing his own people using all type weapons. he was the first american representative to go to benghazi, my hometown. every member of the delegation came to this country. when i speak about steven they say yes, chris, we know him. he talked to the people. he meet with the people. he knows their suffering. the main thing, that he trusts them and when they rised against gadhafi, he supported them. chris, it is a great loss for libya. we lost him as a friend and man that understands the history of the people of libya before and after. chris, he built the bridge between libya and the united states. a bridge of love, of hope. we never believed one day we would be able to raise against this dictatorship. i knew chris after he came back. i knew chris more. he would come to the house and we play tennis. after the tennis we come back home and have libyan breakfast. he is a ma

noid give us the i'm going to address the crowd and tell them to remain calm. because you're going to thanks general please restrain your officers now you know i'm going outside to see what i can do to get with him and of him yeah thanks general good bye they are going to stop outside now i'm going outside. and there are be. they threw me in i already spoke to the minister. the weights listen to me listen to me i know i saw the police and from here you know the general is giving the order to stop but you need to stop too don't slow any more stones listen to me they provoked us if you're not going to listen to me then negotiate yourselves with. the other way listen to me you know kind of they started this with your i saw you don't need to explain i just told the minister to stop the police you know because there is some of the people down the value that he's going to order them to stop but you need to stop throwing stones maybe you know who threw those stones at the police station eleanor i mean. i don't look at it as the. father what's happening in my it's an e

i remember those days we used to go to the zoo. nowadays you're mostly with boofment don't get me wrong but missing you and the way things used missing you and the way things used to be -- wow -- sorry, missing you and the way things used to be, now it's like we're paying the fees while you go where you please. now i'm asking for one thing and that one thing is please don't take my sister away from me. >> up next we've got talia baby. >> all right. all right. what's up? what's happening? >> i'm -- doesn't really need a time. if you should love a trip, i'll give you a clip but babe this, buttercup that, i've heard it all before. i'm in love with prada and christian dior. you see, i'm way ahead of your plan. not trying to have you as my man. my cell, please quit calling it. you see i ignore the calls. you can't play me. i'm done with games. stop with the kid games. got you heated because i'm done with you and you know i'm on to the next dude. love nobody, trust nobody, and most definitely near fear nobody. it's a cold game. play your

the sort of shenanigans we should get used to with just two weeks to go. get used to it it's going to get a lot worse and frankly i've got to say it's i've never seen anything like what we are seeing now i mean it you know it starts with what you were talking about with david cobb earlier citizens united and the money that's brought into the system but you know we have seen these photo id restrictions to keep people from voting we've seen early voting hours scaled back we've seen challenges to legitimate voters and their right to vote and frankly all of this tends to obscure the very serious concerns that we still have about voting machines that are run by private companies proprietary systems that cannot be overseen by the public that are a very real threat in all fifty states in the in the union at this point now i've heard from people you know n.b.c.'s chuck todd their top election guy over the weekend said that concerns about voting machines are conspiracy theories he equated this to donald trump's birth or garbage that's a quote from from chuck todd o

it is going to take us a little while. we're at 3.5%, and we could probably expect a 10%, 15% boost when we get our bike share. >> in the location where we do it. >> where we put it. >> so if there were city-wide, we would still only be at 13% or 18.5%, and we need to get to 20% of trips. i'm hoping that we have roadmap that is available or that's under discussion, or that's in the planning stages of how we're going to get to that 20%. we have transit lanes where they're okay for taxis. technically, it seems that bikes aren't supposed to be in that transit lane. and every time my husband goes to work he rides to work on mission street. it sounds like we may be leaving our cyclists in a legally transit position, by not specifically saying bikes are okay. it is totally unclear to me what the legal position of the city should be around those transit lanes. are taxis really allowed in them under the california vehicle code? could we legally allow bicycles in them under the california vehicle code. our rapid bus network doubled

i used to go to the commissary out there -- over there at treasure island. so, we know in bayview hunters point what's going to happen to these babies that's over there now. thank you very much. get them out, baby, please. >> thank you, ms. jackson. (applause) >> before we have our next speaker i'm going to call up five more speakers. mark coners, eric brooks, amy mogatanio. robert woods and jeff kline. >>> supervisors, what i want to state to you very clearly is this city has an ordinance. we have a principle that you all know about, and if you don't know about it, then you should read it. it's called the precautionary principle. simply stated, the precautionary principle allows this city, if there is any doubt about any adverse impact, we must stop the work and do the right thing. now, we have a developer, it's a road developer, lennar, and we have people that are bought by this company. and sad to say we also have some environmentalists who will get four or five people and they'll go to some documentation and say, you know what? everything is okay. everyt

for generations, san francisco's trash was used to go to various garbage dumps. but there is one in particular that sits high on the hillside and it has become a bay area garbage battleground. >> and that torched the will of the voters. >> reporter: the supervisor says that in 1984, local voters passed a measure that could be limited. >> the determination about what is in the best interest of our county, they are best left to the county. >> reporter: but now they are trumped by a new state law. besides lobbying by the environmentist groups. >> i spent two and a half weeks trying to walk on every legislative door. >> reporter: but governor brown, he signs san francisco assembly legislation that prohibits the local voters from restricting the importation of trash into a privately owned landfill. >> for me it is a huge disappointment to see the governor sign that there. >> reporter: and they feel like the other state is clearly telling them that the will of the people doesn't count. >> when the voters make a decision, about what is best in their community, i mean i

i used to go to all of the clubs and places. my dream was to when they appear on stage at one of them. the closest i ever came was to putting my name on the open mike list at the old -- the open market from its at the elvis crossed. [laughter] i did not make it. now i have become a bureaucratic the city of sacramento, which seems like a pretty glorious way to go. but i have met some pretty fantastic people through that. i'm eager to work with you on all of the issues that you have. there's a great staff that operates the office in san francisco. they resolve most of the problems that we could possibly face. there have been a couple that people live come -- have asked me to come down and meet with them on. i am more than happy to do that when there is something that we cannot resolve at the local level. san francisco is a place that we are very proud of. we got kicked out of our office, just by the landlord and the release. there is a lot of political pressure on us just to keep the political office closed. as most of my staff wi

in the market and going to london to go to. little bitty racial scene. when i was first again as a priest on literacy and the privilege of living in public on. one of parents' poorest communities it's all of us who. are living. in university they don't teach you if that's the earth has eyes but the farmers know the earth has eyes you know and through its eyes the earth sees and cries if you take care of it it's happy and if you destroy it your cries we set out to convert the poor of us with them and we ended up being converted the farmers have worshiped the mountains for centuries the mountains provide water and water is life. but newcomers have arrived from a different world for them mountains are going to angola this money. we. really believe you know discovered circulation some number of years ago. it's a it's a good deposit we for he's been low cost before and want to give the maximum upside to our investors in a rising gold market every ten dollar movement in the in the price of gold. increases. increases our cash flow by

and we're going to come and you'll teach us how to dunk or whatever you will-- you guys going to be good this year. >> really good. >> jon: better than the heat? (laughter) (applause) book number one, home court, book number two, double team. amare stoudemire. >> jon: that's our show, everybody. join us next week at 11:00. we have nice guests. here it is, your moment of zen. >> one republican i talked to put it very bluntly, a senior republican in ohio said that obama's advantage on the auto bailout is quote a kick in the

use of right away such as car to go should have clear targets and metrics. for few years demonstrating thea benefits. this can be contracted out to a third-party if necessary. if it does not have any expected positive benefits, it should be reevaluated. two, the city needs clear rules everyone can play by. different car share models can have different rules but there needs to be some underlying logic and consistency. the city should be made whole for any loss of parking revenue. for example in portland car to go parking costs estimate againing of each quarter and trued up [speaker not understood] in the preceding quarter. all operators should be required to make their monthly hours of public parking data publicly available to auditing purposes by location gps. and cars at fixed locations should have certain utilization requirements 24/7 availability or [speaker not understood]. standard public hourly rates and all operators should be given the option of parking advantages. in the definition of what a car share operator should be should not preclude innovativ

fuel the space shuttle used to go to and to and from orbit and so we first want to use the asteroids to build propellant depots in space that is gas stations we want to be able to reduce the cost of space exploration by allowing spacecraft and spaceships to fuel up no matter where they go and by doing that we will enable a space economy for all different kinds of businesses this is the second half of the equation of how to reduce the cost of space travel once we have the capability of propellant depots in space moving asteroids around becomes much easier and then we can go to the more valuable materials the higher cost per ounce materials for example the platinum group metals now fifteen fifteen hundred dollars an ounce on average you have platinum palladium rhodium osmium iridium and the asteroids are chock full of these materials they appear in concentrations orders of magnitude better than the best platinum mines on earth in the asteroids and start to seem like a skeptic but i think i'm not alone in the image of of us sending out teams to try and move asteroids to try and land on

we'll phase that approval, the approvals and the work associated with those permits, to allow us to go out and review the mock ups, make sure everything is according to what was approved by the commission, and once that work is approved by staff then we will issue the final approval for our permit. so there is sort of a stop gap measure there that allows us to review the permit and the conditions of approval and make sure everything is in accordance to the original c of a to clarify, there is not a condition of approval imposed by the commission that requires us it review the skylights, but because we will be so involved with the project i don't think that the motion holder or the department have any issue reviewing the skylights as well and reporting back to either this board or to the historic preservation commission or to the appellants on the compatibility of those new skylights. to go back one step, though, and talk about each pc's purview and review process related to this entitlement, per article 10 of the planning code, the hpc has review authority over any exterior alterations

i'm going to let him tell us about the wonderful and exciting plans for the golden state warriors here in san francisco. so please welcome rick welts of the golden state warriors. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> we all know where we're in the program right now. this is the time when you are look at your watch and figuring out how am i going to get to the restroom or how do i make that 10:00 apilot that i wish i hadn't made? here is the deal. i can't talk quite as fast as joe. [ laughter ] but this is going to be eight minutes. here are you are alternatives. i have stationed the entire warrior's season ticket staff at the door. [ laughter ] >> thank you to the business times, mary, thank you. thank you for the kind words from mayor lee, supervisor jane kim sitting at the port's table. thank you very much. [ applause ] and i also -- i'm not sure why, but have i to acknowledge joe, because those who know joe know he gets really pouty if you don't. [ laughter ] all right, thank you, joe. you may these two guys. joe and peter bought the golden state warriors for a record $450 million. they are

going to collect how the information is going to be used how long they're going to keep this information they want an auditing process to ensure and here is for the policies for the drone use except i mean so does any of this if the police agree to those terms would that make privacy advocates happy with that do it. oh yeah absolutely that would go a long way in showing that they're serious about caring about americans' privacy and we want to make sure those who are on the books before they start flying these all around the country because once they're in the air and the police think they don't have any rules they're not going to want to implement tighter controls so we completely agree with the a.c.l.u. we need data retention standards telling us you know they're deleting this footage what they're using this footage for making sure they're not sharing it with agencies making sure that they get a warrant if they're going after surveillance on an individual person all sorts of safeguards they can put in place of they can use drones for legitimate purposes that could really help society an

and at the end put it in a form can easily be returned to us and we go out to bid. these other options here top wise 80 aepre, nav sea, the navy would start to fund them before they're out of the $3 million. we would be forced to go to a sole source contracting vehicle for those. so, i didn't mean to get too much into the wave there. it gets complicated in phase ii and 3. that is the the subject of the resolution that is before you. so, the purpose of the m-o-u is my favorite shout out, by the way, just a side-view. the m-o-u nav sea and titan salvage dry dock number one to begin phase 1 of the work. it gives them something to point to, lest the coast guard a excuse them of stealing it when they toe it to pier 50 of the shipyard. that is also the vehicle that is going to contain the release of liability which is important piece of this. the navy will not proceed without it because salvage operations are inherently risky and if, you know, salvages sometimes sink during tow and they won't be held responsible for that. so, the resolution -- the m-o-u that we would be s

offshore total allows us to go from installation to installation. and jack ryan is a motion a special position by satellite with its derrick and its pipes it conforms to the stereotypical image we have of oil drilling. beneath the boat three thousand meters of water and therefore pockets are a further two thousand meters below the seabed. an apocalyptic didn't pass condition a few months back a crane drag three men into the sea one die. for the nigerians on board the wages are you know you earn a good living in oil whether you're black. so big as your big bunch of feet you know that. is the big country i go yes. i don't know but. on the floor below we can clearly see a pipe plunging into a pool the heart of the ship. this is the umbilical cord fixed to the seabed. inside the slide the rods that were drilled down to the deposit. and the oil is reached they install a sort of giant valve several stories high over the drilling has been done it and the engineers have a very pretty nickname for it. but. i don't know the point here we are in front of the c

we needed them to say "you're going to help us build the community". not that we will build it for you if you can afford it and then come back. that's years past. we learned from those mistakes and invested in people first and that's what the grants recognize and that's how the city is going about doing t i am very proud. i am very proud because -- you know, busty posy hit a grand slam and we all celebrate that and i'm going to use baseball analogies all along and these grants don't win the series or the whole ball game but they are important building blocks of steps of confidence that involve the people. the next people up at bat are the people themselves and you're going to get trained in the people that we need. you're going to help us create better schools with our school district because that is part of the neighborhood. better transportation systems. small businesses that have all of the streets we're rebuilding and the old redevelopment and the successor agency called office of community investment and infrastructure. they're succeeding. they're

if we're going to change the dynamic we have to use our current ricardo sources in a different way. it's not like you're saying i need 25 more police officers to go to predictive policing i'm going to take the officers i already have and i'm going to change what they do during their work day. maybe we'll pull some off and put them in a unit and leverage our resources but if you always do what you've always done you'll always get what you always got. they're learning how to do things differently. the work product we're get as good changes. so that's the dynamic. so it's though the about money necessary -- so it's not about money necessarily. it's about changing your business. >> it's redirecting your thinking and resources. there are also those push back efforts. there are long time police officers, men and women who work under systems that they are comfortable with and they like and they don't want to change. they're not like the young folks that like to try things. is it reasonable to think this is going to happen quickly across the country. >> it was a harder sell in the 90s. when

of some of the key steps, key activities that have to occur for us to be able to go forward, and to discuss the scope, geographic scope and size of the program and customer base we would be proposing to offer service to in the first phase, both through preenrollment program and the opt out portion of the program so it's those two primary items we have at the puc on our list to discuss with you. miss miller, did you have anything to add or subtract? >> i thought we would talk about marketing and outreach and an item and providing a schedule and have the consultant come if that is possible to talk about approach. >> yes, i think we can definitely talk about general approach. again we need feedback from policy makers on the scope and the size of the program, the initial program offering to be clear on who our audience is that you're comfortable with who we perceive as the audience in the first phase before we get into the detail of the component and the detail would follow and we want to make sure we're doing target outreach and education and it speeds to focused on a specific audience

area of low pressure get used to seeing it, we are going to see it all weekend long to the west us, several hundred miles it going to take through next week, not only to go over the bay area, to wring out any moisture with it. it is a cut-off low so it goes hard to predict the closer it gets many monday, tuesday, showers and -- mo moving out not until the end of the workweek. 71 palo alto, 67 millbrae, san francisco like yesterday, 64 partly cloudy, mostly sunny skies, 72 sonoma. holding on to the cloud cover first part of the day then more sunshine 68 san leandro mid 70s pittsburg maybe a few degrees cooler here monterey cloudy and a look ahead lots of 70s, maybe a few rain drops monday. >>> good morning. live shot from marinwood, lucas valley area south 101 past the marin ymca limit, light, you will run into slow traffic due to major repaving work down to one lane until 5:30 this morning between sir francis drake annual dough tunnel. san francisco this weekend with all -- all kinds of events going on fleet week, america's cup, 9ers, they've decided to shutdown the embarcadero one lane nor

school choir of high school in seattle, we raised money all yearlong for us to go, i got to visit the jazz club along the river and then i got to hear for the very first time stevie wonder saying my shari amor in paris, look it up, that's why of course mayor dell way has invited me to be making my first official visit some time next year and certainly charlotte and tom and others have jumped on the occasion, matt and everybody else, but it is one of those relationships that i have understood as being one of the most porn -- important in the city, one is an international status, one we hold dearly because there's a lot to learn, each of our cities as great as they are become greater as our goals of becoming environmentally responsible, creating our opportunity for our economies to fwroe and our dialog in our country is the urban cities that have to create the new jobs for the new economy. i know paris must do so as well, and if we work tokt, we can create those and instigate and innovate our new ideas for the new economy and our mutual obligations on the environment, and then there is

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as she said that with two caraway both of us will suffer a lot she said she was going to curse us and my mom said that we could not disobey the woman as she was so old. she told us not to step over her. and we left. and so the girl stayed a week later she slashed her own wrists and tried to overdose doctors managed to save her life but the experience left us to go earlier disabled at the age of thirty eight she still lives with her mother. why don't our children i even don't have a husband but i want to have children and a husband. not a button is out of a from the open line foundation has come to visit the organization looks into bright kidnapping across the country including old cases the practice is always been an issue but has never been discussed openly. with the bios where you simply afraid they wouldn't be accepted at home. and then they would talk about me if i left. is that somehow a faint wise than death. of course especially seriously. putting at that time yes it was even scarier i didn't want people to talk about me saying that all i'd be kidnapped but that i didn't want t

what they say when they use them for federal cases is all right so we're going to collect all this other information that we don't necessarily need but we'll do it afterwards. that was our if you left producer andrew blake and that is going to do it for now we will be right back here at eight pm for our coverage of the third candidate debate stay tuned. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harkin welcome to the big picture. download the official publication. choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. t.v. is not required to watch on t.v. all you need is your mobile device watch on t.v. any time. i am backstabs or welcome to the kaiser report emotion other black day for the banking industry oh wait did i say day i meant decade bank stores have been very busy crashing global markets defrauding investors missa pallies and taxpayers ripping up the elderly wrecking global interest rates over

we don't know what the world is going to throw at us. we make decisions today that will confront challenges we can't imagine. in the 2000 debates, there was no mention of terrorism, for instance. and a year later, 9/11 happened. we have to make decisions based on uncertainty. that means a strong military. i will not cut our military budget. we have to standby our allies. the tension between israel and the united states was very unfortunate. i think that pulling our missile defense program out of poland and the way we did was also unfortunate in terms of, if you will, disrupting the relationship in some ways that existed between us. then with regards for standing for our principle, when the students took to the streets in tehran and the people protested, the green revolution occurred for the president to be silent i thought was an enormous mistake. we have to stand for our principles and our allies and for a strong military and a stronger economy. >> mr. president? >> america remains the one indispensable nation. it is stronger now than w

to go to quite a bit. district eight. congratulations. they opened up on california and have done such amazing job. it's one of the most popular places in my district and we opened up this with great success. they have been written up chronicle and "new york times" and npr which i didn't realize and they're the go to place and it's an honor to bring you both forward today. to let you know about the stoles. craig is from new york but came to san francisco and graduated from the culinary institute of america and won a james berd award and numerous accolades and annie is a restaurant our and icon here. >> >> and over seeing the hiring and the pizza locations and won the wait staff awards result of the efforts and they're hard working entrepreneurs and a beloved restaurant and i want to thank you guys for opening up the restaurant in the district and look forward to working with you for years to come so congratulations. [applause] >> well, thank you for having a restaurant appreciation month to start with, and