henry parra and sgt russell gordon. the nomination will be read by assistant chief denise schmitt, the commanding officer at parallel at the time of the event. on february 17, 2010, at 4:30 in the afternoon, lt. henry parra and started russell gordon of terrible station confronted a deadly situation on the 1800 block of urban street. 1800 block of urban street is a light commercial corridor, starts on 19th avenue and runs nw. it contains many restaurants and businesses and is surrounded by residents. in many of the businesses, they are owned by business owners -- they are owned by asian business owners. this was the beginning of the lunar new year. when they arrived to work, they decided to walk a foot speed on irving street. as they arrived on 1800 block, unbeknownst to them, two men with violent criminal histories or having an argument inside one of the restaurants. these men were career criminals with asian gang affiliations. their arrest histories include robbery, carjacking, trafficking, assault weapons. this argum

jeff gordon joins us next. come on back. ♪ host: could switching to geico really save you 15% or more on car insurance? host: would foghorn leghorn make a really bad book narrator? foghorn (stammering): it was the best of times, it was the wor - i say worst of times. and by worst i'm talkin' as bad, i say, as bad as my aunt ginny's corn puddin'. that stuff'll sink you like a stone. engineer: ok that was a little... foghorn: you gettin' all this in there son? i just added that last part it's called "adlibbin..."anyway...it was, i say it was... vo: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is one of the greatest drivers in nascar history, winning again this past sunday which tied him for number three in all-time victories. he also stars in the animated film, "cars 2," which is in theaters june 24th. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome jeff gordon, everybody! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very nice. >> the roots, man. i love it. i

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ladies and gentlemen, please welcome jeff gordon, everybody! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very nice. >> the roots, man. i love it. i love it. >> jimmy: it's so fun, right? come on. >> oh my goodness. >> jimmy: thanks for finally being on the show. i'm psyched. >> i know. we talked about it a while back. >> jimmy: i know. we worked with you a bunch of times. well, i saw you recently -- >> at the hockey game, yeah. >> jimmy: it was like after my first week. >> i know, you just started with the show. >> jimmy: downing beers at the rangers game. [ laughter ] it's going okay. but yeah, i'm like please come on. >> it's going great. congratulations. >> jimmy: aw, thanks so much. please. we love doing the show. we got a good crowd. [ cheers and applause ] but we worked together -- didn't we work together first on "taxi," right? >> yeah. we -- yeah, i don't know if i did "snl" first or "taxi." but -- >> jimmy: we worked together twice as actors. that's pretty awesome. >> don't tell me -- i have no idea how that happened. >> you were great. in b

his 22 car easily takes the flag by 4 seconds over jeff gordon. busch's first-ever win on a road course. first year for busch this year. he says gordon came to victory circle to congratulate him, although he still didn't foolings last year. carl edwards was third. ambrose ends up 5th this year. >> for me, shut up and drive. i've done my talking. now it's time to do my driving. >> it gets stronger after five or six laps of running, and that's not normally. normally cars start dropping off on pace. testament to my guys, all the testing we've been doing and the preparation to come out here and try to win one of these road courses, we finally did. >> it was payback. i dumped him first and i dumped him because he was blocking. i've been complaining about the way the guy's been racing all year. i like brian, not holding it against him at all. i don't care if it was ryan newman. that's what's going to happen every time for the rest of my career. >> more controversy tonight on the late show. >>> josh ottoman was drafted by the philadelphia phillys in 2005

jeff gordon. it's busch's first-ever win on a road course. >>> first one of the year for busch this year, too. he said gordon came into victory lane to congratulate him, although he still didn't apologize for last year. series points leader carl edwards was third. ambrose ends up 5th this year. >> what's changed over the last month for you? >> for me, shut up and drive. i've done my talking, now it's time to do driving. >> the car gets stronger after five or six laps of running and that's not normally. normally cars start dropping off on pace. testament to my guys, all the testing we've been doing, and the preparation to come out here and try to win one of those road courses, finally did it. >> it was payback, but i dumped him first and i dumped him because he was blocking. been complaining about the way the guy's been racing all year. i like brian. i don't hold it against him. i don't care if it was ryan newman. i would have dumped him too. if they want to block, that's what's going to happen for

, my father sent him, gordon, to go to japan. once we got in japan, he took my passport, told me i wasn't going back. that was it. >> he seized control of your life? >> yes, seized control of my life. and you have to remember, back then, i was -- i didn't know what i know today. i was a gentleman hoef a witness. i live by the model of bad association. if you have it, i did associate only with jehovah's witnesss, you trust everybody, you believed what they say, thought they were honest with you. he took my passport, never allowed me to go back home. >> how did you feel when he did that? >> i couldn't understand why. i said please, can i have it. it was no, no, and no. and from there he went to germany, and just you're not going home. you're not going back home. but why. i couldn't understand why. it was one of those situations that i wasn't strong enough to say i'm not going to listen to you, i'm not going, i don't want to do this. i just went along with it. >> where were your family in all of this, why weren't they steaming in to

, my father sent him, gordon, to go to japan. once we got in japan, he took my passport, told me i wasn't going back. that was it. >> he seized control of your life? >> yes, seized control of my life. and you have to remember, back then, i was -- i didn't know what i know today. meaning, i was a jehovah witness. i didn't know the outside world. i live by the model of bad association. if i did associate it was only with jehovah's witnesses. you trust everybody, you believed what they say, thought they were honest with you. he took my passport, never allowed me to go back home. >> how did you feel when he did that? >> i couldn't understand why. i said please, can i have it. it was no, no, and no. please. and from there he went to germany, and just you're not going home. you're not going back. but why? i couldn't understand why. it was one of those situations that i wasn't strong enough to say i'm not going to listen to you, i'm not going, i don't want to do this. i just went along with it. >> where were your family in all of this,

gordon's daughter. so these type things probably offended the young daisy gordon. she was not of that class, and infidelities were not part of her life or life in savannah. there was another complication with her, and it was her hearing. it was going from bad the worse. she had had an eardrum problem in the past, and upon her marriage she had a grain of rice embedded in the other ear which irritated it, and the cure was worse than anything else. and she literally was deaf completely on one side and partially deaf on the others. and that probably muted her so that she couldn't enjoy big galas where people are talking and noise is bouncing. she probably felt outside of things. he probably seemed odd to many of these lords and ladies when she would answer one question with a completely different answer as deaf people normally do. and so she was isolated. and then the inevitable happened to her; her husband found another woman. it was rather aer sad. her sister-in-law had lost a child, and william low took her sister jesse to a seaside resort to have a weekend off, and

the toyota/save mart 350, which featured some of the biggest names in nascar, including jeff gordon, and dale earnhardt, jr., and pg&e partnered with the uso to provide the free tickets. >> give a little back to them, these guys can give as much as you can give to our country, and to their branch of service, and so when we can do just a little something like this, it feels real good. >> alan: today's race featured an air show and a military flyover. the next tickets for troops will be in august for the indy grand prix at infineon raceway and it looked really nice out there. >> leigh: beautiful. temperatures there 80 degrees, on the track, about 500 degrees! we're going to do one more nice day and then clouds thinken up, and allen and i have been talking about this. yes, it looks like parts of the bay area will see some late-season showers as we head into tuesday. this is a nice shot here from our high definition peak cam looking west towards san francisco there. some low clouds starting to venture in, but it's hot inland. antioch, 88. concord, 85. all numbers came up a few more degre

now, we are going to hear from revenue with gordon. hey, gordon. >> thank you. i'm here tonight with a coalition of community and labor organizations working together to promote worker rights and social justice locally and nationally. i was asked to make some brief remarks about the revenue side of the picture and tax policy, so my first point is that we cannot solve the budget crisis through cuts alone, and i think this is a pretty obvious statement to everybody here tonight. this forum tonight is really important to allow the community and people that are directly affected by these terrible budget cuts to speak out and raise their voice directly to our public officials, but too often, forums like this and the other one that are going to have before self -- the discussion is constrained just to things like talking about the impact of the budget cuts, talking about layoffs of public sector workers, cutbacks to benefits to public-sector workers, or even as we see in the midwest, a tax on even the collective bargaining rights. what i think is really important to b

jeff gordon first, carl -- jeff gordon second, carl edwards third. >> it's a special checkmarks to win here and accomplish. >> mike: now, with "cars 2" in theaters, we thought we would have a little fun, asking fans their favorite characters and catch phrases. >> welcome to nascar. >> "cars 2". i love nascar. like here. and then i also love spy movies, so wanted could combine the international racing and spies and take them around the world. >> if you were to describe yourself as a racecar, tow truck, what. >> astin martin, luxury and speed. >> i racecar because i like to drive fast. >> spy car because i'm sneaky and would make that mission possible. >> i believe would have to be a tow truck, mr. mater. >> fly, and cars usually don't fly. >> make a good tow truck because i'm strong and sturdy. >> if i had a catch phrase? lightning mcqueen has ka which california-chow. >> i not a need for speed. >> look out, i'm coming through. >> catch phrase? ta-da. that means watch out. >> ta-da. >> a catch phrase? i would say, let's do it. and i get after it. that's my last phrase i say before we ta

for a penny. >> reporter: gordon smith came to the sonoma staff six years ago, unmarried, no kids. when he was diagnosed with terminal cancer, he decided his baseball family could use his entire life savings all $1.3 million of it. >> we raised money, you know, $100 at a time. and we raised about $100,000 a year. but you know that big of a donation coming all at once was a shock. and i don't think it really registered until he handed me the will. >> reporter: this picture was taken just before the sea wolves left for college world series. when they returned, he was gone. >> when i got there in the morning i walked into his room and there was no one in his bed and then when we -- i asked the nurse, where's gordon? she said that he had passed. >> reporter: smith was never able to see sonoma state win the college world series. but his gift ensures they will have many chances to come. newfield turf, lights and a baseball facility are already in the works. >> i feel like it's something that the coach deserved. i don't feel like the university is really stepped up for to us provide great

gordon tags from third. the throw was there and they call gordon safe. but take another look, it appears jeff mathis blocks the play perfectly yet the umpire sees it differently. dodgers tie it at two. next batter, tony gwynn jr. with a page out of his father's playbook, a walkoff rbi. dodgers avoid the sweep with the 3-2 win. up the coast in san francisco, the giants' madison baumgartner pitching a gem against the indians. strikes out a career high eleven over seven innings. the champs win their fifth in a row 3-1. speaking of pitching, the phillies roy halladay gets in the hen-win club. the man they call doc was surgical. pitching his fifth complete game of the season. the doctor is in, phillies beat the a's 3-1. barn burner in houston. the rays and astros combining for a total of 24 runs. evan longoria responsible for five of them. he hit a pair of homers. the final tally looks more like a football score, tampa wins 14-10. >>> and finally safemart 350. you're riding along with tony stewart and he hits brian vickers from behind. the number 83 car goes

jeff gordon finished second. comcast sportsnet insider joins us live from sonoma with more. >> reporter: kurt busch was all smiles after a domineering performance at today's toyota savemart, his first road course win. it brought back memories of a victory he had here in the 1990s. it was more than that for busch who drove in front of a top second place showing for gordon. >> unbelievable feeling. i had flashbacks of that southwest tour race i won here in 1999. that race helped put me on the map. this track here has always been sentimental to me because of that reason and i always wanted to bring a cup car to victory lane. today is a special day. i'm really proud. >> kurt said he was going to it try to gain position at the beginning of the race. i didn't know he was do going to drive to the lead. that played into we've got a good enough car, we hit our marks and do what we need do and we stuck to our game plan. >> reporter: carl edwards, the series leader finished in third place, but it was all kurt busch today wh

should have won it last year. >> think jeff gordon this year. >> really? >> looks good again. >> wow. all right, we'll see. we're coming back at 11:00. see you then.

he finished in sixth this afternoon, jeff gordon takes the lead on a restart with 40 laps to go thanks to a little help from teammate jimmie johnson and gordon never looked back, he takes the checkered flag for his second win of the year and his fourth career victory at pocono. carl edwards remains on top in the sprint cup standings. >>> pga. final round of the st. jude classic. harrison fraser never won on the pga tour. at 18 he has the one-stroke lead. his approach shot is a little less. it hits the aproduction and rolls into the water hazard and now you know whether why he is considering retiring. he scrambled to make his bogey. that opens the door for robert carlson, he drains his par putt putt. to the third playoff hole. carlson needs this puerto continue and it is left all the way. in his 355th tournament, frazier finally wins for the first time on the pga tour and he qualifies for the u.s. open this year at congressional. >>> the big question now for the warriors is what to do with steph curry and monta ellis, keep them together, or trade them for a big man. and you can count ma

he was pretty satisfied he stayed ahead of bay area native jeff gordon who finished second and series leader carl edwards who finished in third. >> unbelievable feeling. i had flashbacks of that southwest tour race i won here in 1999. that race helped put me on the map. this track here at infineon has always been sentimental to me for that reason and i've always wanted to bring a cup car to victory lane. today is a pretty special day. i've always wanted to do it. >> all day so tight. at the end that setup we had and cleaner air was really strong. so great effort, way to hang in there by the whole team. i can't believe we finished second. >> reporter: the best part of it all for kurt busch is that he stays three points in front of his brother kyle in the points standings and just one behind jimmy johnson solidly in fourth in the race in the chase. reporting live from infineon raceway in sonoma, nbc bay area sports. >> baseball, the match between the 80s and fils, josh looking for three straight starts for the first time in his career. trying to make it a play, throws late as jimmy roll

gordon muscle his way into the lead. winning his 84th career race, tying him with darrell waltrip nd bobby liu.yoso t>>you. >>> still ahead, 5:00, gavin newsom and his wife make an announcement. hey marcel, watch this! hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey marcel, watch this! yeah, marcel! -marcel! -hey marcel! are you listening to me? marcel! [ male announcer ] only at&t u-verse lets you follow your favorite channels on one screen. just $29 a month for the first six months -- dvr included. in the network there are no hard choices. >>> lieutenant governor and former may or of san francisco, gavin newsom and his wife welcomed a healthy baby boy into the world today in san francisco. hunter siebel new some born after 9:00. we're told that these, of course, not pictures of him, pictures of the couple, hunter is 20.5 inches long, weighs 8 pounds 4 ounces, due june 19th, his mom's birthday but decided to come early. the newsoms have a daughter, montana 20 months old. congratulations to the

gordon muscles his way into the lead and cruises from there. winning his 84th career race, tying him with darrell waltrip and bobby allison for third on the all-time wins list. >>> the great white north formula win racing, rihanna visiting lewis hamilton's garage area. close call on the track. worker trips, falls, almost run over trying to move debris off the course. you have to always know where you are on that track. especially where the cars aren in the end, jessen budden takes the checkered flag on a wonderful day of racing where no one was hurt. scary moment on the track. >> absolutely. trying to get up. he was in a panic mode there little bit. >> maybe it was rihanna he was reacting to. >> could have been. thank you. >>> and, rob, so the big change, tuesday's the big day? >> tuesday to wednesday, warming up. this, the warmest seven-day forecast. you can see, any excuse for yard work gone. 90s are possibleer for places le morgan hill, livermore. on the coast it's the time of year we switched over the seven-day forecast. bottom, coastal tem

sobre lo 5 jugadores acusados de dopaje, bucan demostrar que no lo hcieron a propósito >> este día gordon se llevo el triunfo en el automivilismo >> en dos semanas el campeonato viene a nuestra region >> la respuesta es el numero 16 >> vamos a la pausa termino la actividad en el grupo a....ricardo lavolpe quizo >> tendremos el partido entre méxico y costa rica >> ahora si habalremos de la copa oro >> es una copa que ha brillado con muchos goles pero también ha marcado el bajo nivel de algunos equipos >> el primero gol llegaria de rfa marques apenas al minutos 18 esto es una poesia, vaya forma de pegarle con autoridad >> sin angulo en este gol, apreciera que iba a centrar sin embargo no >> le gana las espaldas se coloca en una posicion y vea esta cara, esta imagen vale que mil pañabras >> iban 4 por 1 el único gol de los salvadoreños >>méxico cumple con 6 bajas >> nos vamos a otro partido >> ese era en no por cero >> el mismo equipo lo conseguiria al minutos 0 >> marck blanco, este tipo de jugadas destrozó >> rodolfo zelaya iba a conseguir el 4 por 0 >> de esta manera se ponia el 4

gordon would rule from there. takes the checkered flag. his fifth win at pocono. 84th victory in his creemple second this season. jeff gordon moves into a tie for third, in nascar career victories list. >> nba finals on tap. dallas leading the series. miami with a must win to force a game seven. the mavericks want to end it tonight, winning their first nba championship in franchise history. the pressure is on miami as dallas has two games to win one. >> just hoping for one game. not worried about what comes with that. we want to find a way to win on the road and just focused on executing our game plan, and not so much everything else that comes with it. >> we worked all year you know to get home court, and even though we're in an elimination game we got a great opportunity with the series coming back to miami, two games on our home floor. >> mike: game six kicks off right here on abc 7 in a half hour. and stay tuned for after the game with larry beil a nate thurmon, and reggie will women williams -- ridge? i willi

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. >> was that david gordon? >> david gordon was the acting chairman, yes. in front of me scratched out the offending paragraph of that memorandum. >> there's no question in your mind the memo that you read one paragraph of which you found objectionable was responsive -- would have been responsive to the request to get information to get professor cole. this is what somebody had crafted and prepared in response to that sort of request? >> it was a response to a request for personal information about professor juan cole, yes. >> not substantive information about his views about the iraq war or middle eastern affairs but personal information that would have been deemed derogatory or critical or useful in an effort to discredit? >> who is juan cole, the man, and to include inappropriate personal assessments of him or behaviors he would engage in. none of which i recall whatsoever. >> clearly just to complete the circle, david gordon must have agreed with you because as you say he x'd out one of the paragraphs coming to the same conclusion you did that it was no

. >> was that david gordon? >> david gordon was the acting chairman, yes. in front of me scratched out the offending paragraph of that memorandum. >> there's no question in your mind the memo that you read one paragraph of which you found objectionable was responsive -- would have been responsive to the request to get information to get professor cole. this is what somebody had crafted and prepared in response to that sort of request? >> it was a response to a request for personal information about professor juan cole, yes. >> not substantive information about his views about the iraq war or middle eastern affairs but personal information that would have been deemed derogatory or critical or useful in an effort to discredit? >> who is juan cole, the man, and to include inappropriate personal assessments of him or behaviors he would engage in. none of which i recall whatsoever. >> clearly just to complete the circle, david gordon must have agreed with you because as you say he x'd out one of the paragraphs coming to the same conclusion you did that it was no

the likes of jimmie johnson, tony stewart, jeff gordon to name a few. you might not be aware on saturday there is another race, the thunder valley resort casino 200. this is part of the knn pro series west where driver goes to hone their skills. in that race will be one layward native, this is a young person who has been racing cars many years longer than she has had a driver's license. >> normally when you tell me i got to get in a race car with a teenage driver i'd be like next. no thank you. but i feel pretty comfortable with jessica. 18 years old and racing since you are 10. so eight years. >> this is my ninth season. this will be my first anything televised near home so this is really exciting for me. >> today was your first time on infineon. what were your impressions, trying to work out? >> this is definitely the heaviest thing i've been in on a road course. shaking the cob webs out trying to get used to road racing in something this big and heavy. >> for me i get the butterflies. how do you overcome the fear factor? >> because it's become such a

gordon adams i will start with you. frame the debate that leone panetta is stepping into. is everyone agreed that some steps are necessary so it's how much and how to do it. >> i think almost everybody now believes we are at the edge of a builddown in defense. and the question is going to be how fast do you go, what things do you choose to make a priority. what period of time do you cover with it. i don't think anybody at this point is really arguing we eier can or ough to increase the defense budget. and frankly with the end of the wars and with attention on definite fit-- deficits and things like that in the general public, looking at defense as part of the equation we have to deal with to solve the debt and deficit problem is clearly where much of the congress is at, where the administration is at, and where the american people are. >> brown: can we get an agreement on this part? and how would you frame where things are at? >> well, i would say though that we're almost there. president obama when he laid out his deficit reduction goals in his speech in april said 400 bi

gordon adams i will start with you. frame the debate that leone panetta is stepping into. is everyone agreed that some steps are necessary so it's how much and how to do it. >> i think almost everybody now believes we are at the edge of a builddown in defense. and the question is going to be how fast do you go, what things do you choose to make a priority. what period of time do you cover with it. i don't think anybody at this point is really arguing we either can or ought to increase the defense budget. and frankly with the end of the wars and with attention on definite fit-- deficits and things like that in the general public, looking at defense as part of the equation we have to deal with to solve the debt and deficit problem is clearly where much of the congress is at, where the administration is at, and where the american people are. >> brown: can we get an agreement on this part? and how would you frame where things are at? >> well, i would say though that we're almost there. president obama when he laid out his deficit reduction goals in his speech in april said 400

gordon's daughter. so these type things probably offended the young daisy gordon. she was not of that class and infidelities were not part of her life or the life in savannah. there was another complication with her and it was her hearing. it was going from bad to worse. she had had an eardrum problem in the past and upon her marriage, she had a grain of rise embedded in the other ear which irritated it and the cure was worse than anything else. and she literally was deaf completely on one side and partially deaf on the others. and that probably muted her so that she couldn't enjoy big galas where people are talking and noises bouncing. she probably felt outside of things. she probably seemed odd to many of these lords and ladies when she would answer one question with a completely different answer as deaf people normally do and so she was isolated and then the inevitable happened to her. her husband found another woman. it was rather sad. her sister-in-law had lost a child and willie low took his sister jessie to a seaside resort to have a weekend off from all the

. >> a giant gordon monument up over the grave, the gordon family have always said every time they have bad luck or anything well, there's the curse getting us again. and the creeks disappeared. they weren't part of the trail of tears. and they just kept going westward, westward, westward. >> preston, in your review, you said that savannah is owned by the jews, run by the irish and enjoyed by the crackers. i like you am a hillbilly from the hills of north georgia and tennessee and i want to add that the work was done by african-americans. you made that occasion that when it became economically important to have cheap labor, that that was the case. both savannah and atlanta,orn george's main cities came through the civil rights movement in a much better position than many other cities in the south, birmingham, obviously, was tarred by its response to the civil rights movement. do you have anything to share about how the civil rights movement was received in savannah? >> i was not here when this would have been in the 1960s. i do remember and lisa white might be able to quote this in theo

so since they put to that giant monument up over the grave, the gordon family said they have bad luck or anything, tom's curse getting us again. and they just sort of a vanished away. they were not part of the great trail of tears but they kept going westward. yes, ma'am. >> preston, in your opening you used the phrase i read in your book and heard before that savannah is owned by the shoes and run by the irish and enjoyed by the crackers. i, like you and a hillbilly in tennessee, but i've always wanted to add to the end of the work was done by african-americans -- you made the indication that when it became economically important to have cheap labor that was the case both savannah and alana, georgia's main cities, came through the civil rights movement in a much better position than many other cities in the south, birmingham obviously was tarred by its response to the civil rights movement. do you have anything to share about how the civil rights movement was received in savannah? >> i wasn't here when this would have been in the 1960's. they remember and lisa might able to quote thi

gordon. he died shortly after the birthday of his elder son sanford. he died because he had said to his coworker who was tired and was supposed to take over. don't worry, go to sleep. i'll keep working. and keith sent me with a statement because he couldn't come and the statement said that bp and transocean and haliburton and cameron had cut corners. they had taken this incredibly complicated offshore drilling and they had turned it into something that was just about making money, of course, and that they were greedy and that they had rolled the dice with gordon's life and that they had lost. and that what keith wanted to make sure that this doesn't happen again. and what every single presidential commission and study and investigation and scientific study has concluded is that this is a problem -- the problem that led to this disaster is in no way isolated to bp and one of the things i go over also extensively in the book is looking at the spin of the oil industry. so looking at how -- what

on that motion, commissioner gordon? [roll call] >> thank you, commissioners. that motion passed unanimously. president olague: we're going to take a 10-minute recess at this time. >> thank you. please stand by. [10-minute recess]

and later this week , gordon ramsey, author and inventor ray kurzweil, cedric the entertainer, and music from hanson, who are just as dreamy as ever. >> jimmy: like most kids her age, you're likely to find our first guest tonight at the mall this summer, but not hanging around the food court, in the movies. she is one of the stars of the number one movie in the country, it's called "super 8." please say hello to elle fanning. [ applause ] >> jimmy: first of all, congratulations on the big success of the movie. you were really great in it. you did a great job in the movie. >> glad you liked it. >> jimmy: did you go to see it this weekend? >> i did. we had a screening for my family and my friends. >> jimmy: nice. >> on thursday, the day before it came out. >> jimmy: at a real movie theater. >> yes. they all got to see it. after they saw it, they knew the secret. they kept asking me what the movie was about, for a really long time, no one knew the title of the movie for a long time. >> jimmy: they were very secretive of the details. you had to be secretive when you knew. when did you know w

gordon voice and kept walking. he showed me his card and kept walking. he would make my life difficult. between 2002 and 2011 -- [chime] president chiu: next speaker. >> he really surprised me today. i just walked in and you are already on public comment. you're moving along really fast. i have to tell you, i deserve the credit for this because i have walked through that area countless times. i have been of part of the village where they actually have the village on the same ground. i was walking through there and something said nothing is commemorating this very important part of history in san francisco in the world. i am asking for your vote. >> for anybody that cares about the library, i ask you to please pay attention. the library has a couple of things going. one is the elimination of printed notices for patrons. according to this fire, starting july 1, 2011, the san francisco public library will eliminate be printed notices for reserved and overdue items. they will not be any printed notices. for those that may not have a convenient e-mail address