and item v, adjournment and we are adjourning this meeting in memory of marsha hunt, and miss evelyn wilson and we offer our sincere condolences to their family. meeting adjourned.visit us at sfgovtv.org and click on buzz, thanks for watching. >> hey there, san francisco, here with the weekly buzz, it is september, and you know what that means? it is summer time in san francisco. you want to burn some calories while enjoying the great views enjoy a work out this friday, they are different each week and exist with the work outs including running hill and core, and be ready to feel the burn, after your work out, recharge with the healthy goodies from the farmer's market. this saturday, will feature a free cooking demo and check out the class at eleven and rock out with treats and recipes. >> the 33rd annual comedy day is the event for you, laugh your socks off with a full line up of 40 comedian and this free, five hour comedy show is the biggest biggest day of the year in san francisco so don't miss it, and that is the weekly buzz, for more information on any of these events, visit >>

and marsha was a member of the board of the zshape and also, of a wonderful performing troop there called word for word that performs plays which are the reading word for word of short stories. and i have actually been to two word for word performances and the most recent one was in honor of marsha and where her husband, jay, bought out the house and all of her friends came there and saw a wonderful play called infriendship and so, i just want to honor marsha as someone who made a huge difference in our school district and will be remembered and the last thing that i want to say about her and if you ever saw her, and you can see her on the website she was a very striking, strong, looking person. and i have to say that i she would like to be remembered as really a great broad. thank you. >> thank you, commissioner wynns. >> okay, at this time, we are going to recess, this meeting, and go into closed session, so i would ask the public to clear the room. >> thank you i am reconvening the meeting of september 10, 2013 >> the student expulsion matter, the board by five alicia winterstein and t

and item v, adjournment and we are adjourning this meeting in memory of marsha hunt, and miss evelyn wilson and we offer our sincere condolences to their family. meeting adjourned. >> meeting to order. commissioner to renew. >> here, kimberly brandon. >> here. willy adam. >> present. >> item 2 approval for the august 20, 2013 meeting. >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor. >> i. >> i. >> item 3 public comment executive session. commiters before we go further, item peer 38 under legal council has been taken off the calendar. vene a session. >> second. >> move all in favor. >> i. >> i. >> i move to not disclose anything discussed in closed session. >> second. >> all in favor. >> i. >> okay. pledge of allegiance. "i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all." >> please be advised that the ringing of and use of cell phones, pagers and similar electron devices are prohibited at this meeting. be advised to the chair may removal from the meeting room of any person respons

. >> richard durbin and two top house budget committee members, tennessee republican marsha blackburn and maryland democrat chris van hollen. plus analysis from an all-star panel. it is all ahead on face the nation. captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: and good morning, again, well, congress was at work until early this morning, but instead of avert ago shutdown it will begin monday at midnight the house voted to postpone the implementation of obamacare for a year before they will agree to fund the government. that now goes back to the senate for further action, but leaders say it is dead on arrival. nothing is likely to happen today, because congress has headed home for the weekend and won't be back in session until tomorrow. so we are going start this morning with kentucky republican and key tea party leader rand paul. he is in bowling green this morning. senator, thank you so much. let me just ask you flat out. are you willing to take the blame if the government shuts down? you know, i have said all along it is

marsha lavp is here, she has extensive experience with pride. when i got here, she's been on the board. lucky gutierrez who is our office manager. if you have any pointed questions that you need to direct, we are here to answer those questions for you. thank you. >> thank you, commissioner, and i certainly i know that i want to hear from as many of the vendors and contractors as possible. commissioner, in terms of your role, can you describe a little bit of what your role has been? >> well, my role as main stage producer is to develop a talent roster that is basically based in our community or in the lgbt community across the country, to present talent. it is very diverse, both with age, genre of entertainment, gender, ethnicity. i also work with marsha lavn to get celebrity grand marshals who have done work in our community and i put together all of the logistics around the main stage area which both supervisors wiener and campos have been on. i have taken on city hall which is the vip party. i seek to find people that can answer questions abou

and marsha was a member of the board of the zshape and also, of a wonderful performing troop there called word for word that performs plays which are the reading word for word of short stories. and i have actually been to two word for word performances and the most recent one was in honor of marsha and where her husband, jay, bought out the house and all of her friends came there and saw a wonderful play called infriendship and so, i just want to honor marsha as someone who made a huge difference in our

and marsha was a member of the board of the zshape and also, of a wonderful performing troop there called word for word that performs plays which are the reading word for word of short stories. and i have actually been to two word for word performances and the most recent one was in honor of marsha and where her husband, jay, bought out the house and all of her friends came there and saw a wonderful play called infriendship and so, i just want to honor marsha as someone who made a huge difference in our sc

my name is marsha lavn and i serve as the parade manager for san francisco pride. i love pride. how else can i explain 20 years of consecutive commitment to pride proceeded with boston pride and a 31-year-old organization now boasting 250 international pride members. why would i want to be parade managers for 13 years if i did not love pride. especially after several years of volunteering and having trained three staff how to do so, where by stepping in twice at the last minute when others ditched and ran the 7-10 days before the event. at minimum of almost three decades of dedicated service of san francisco pride, two of those decades have been spent working on the parade alone. the only answer i have is i love pride especially san francisco pride. the parade and what they mean to this community is as well as the city of san francisco. i love the satanic purses and the patent leather purse carrying people, i have loved the waves of p flags mother and father and daughters and the day when my parents were so far away. i love the church groups even though i'm jewish with their up

[applause] i -- let me just tell you a story that's in the book related to what marsha has said about -- it's very important to both tell the story of how someone did spit what those practical tens were. and -- steps were. and marsha mentioned earlier that there's a reception at the white house this evening for leaders of the civil rights movement, and i was reelectflecking -- reflecting on that for a while. and listening to marsha just now and remembered the story of another woman i interviewed, deanna from new mexico, and she started out as the very typical neighborhood mom. there wasn't a sign at the school crossing. so she said she went and organized her friends, she did something about that. they said why don't you run for the pta. she said i don't know how to do it, right? so she learned. she then was encouraged to run more office. she became a county board member, and then a few years later she was invited to be a special assistant to cabinet secretary salazar. so from the p, a to the white house -- pta to the white house, learning what she needed to learn along the way, right?

and marsha was a member of the board of the zshape and also, of a wonderful performing troop there called word for word that performs plays which are the reading word for word of short stories. and i have actually been to two word for word performances and the most recent one was in honor of marsha and where her husband, jay, bought out the house and all of her friends came there and saw

marsha blackburn renewable of tennessee thank you so much. >> woodruff: even with a possible government shutdown looming tonight over the fate of the health care law, one thing won't change: money to implement the law has already been allocated. and tomorrow, the federal government and 16 states are poised to open new online insurance marketplaces. one of the key groups being targeted for enrollment: latinos, who make up a third of the uninsured nationwide. kwame holman reports. >> holman: hundreds of people, young and old, stood in line on a recent morning outside the cesar chavez civic center in oakland, california. the occasion was a health fair organized by community groups, and the mood was festive as the largely hispanic participants prepared to sign up for programs, including food stamps, free medical screenings, even free healthful food. but the biggest draw was the large area devoted to health insurance. >> what do you think are the chances for me to qualify? >> it just depends on the income. >> holman: here, specially trained staff explained what type of insurance they would b

joining me now with reaction to this and more, congresswoman from tennessee, marsha blackburn and texas congressman michael burgess. welcome to you both. thank you for being here. congresswoman, let me start with you, this political hot potato now has been bounced back to your chamber. the president said this afternoon he is not negotiating on anything, spending cuts, obama care, the debt ceiling. he is not moving. he is immovable. what do you say to that? >> we have invited the president over and over again to come and negotiate with us. we have extended the hand of friendship. we would love for him to meet us at the table and to work on these issues. the fact is, the american people do not want this law. it is not ready for implementation. he has actually delayed different provisions, made 19 different delays on this, monica, and looking at the stalling the implementation on it. yet when we bring a bill, hr 2809 to delay it one year, no, no, no, we don't want to do that. he already admitted it is not ready for prime time. when this hot potato comes back to us, a lot of my colleagues s

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but i happen to be on the parade committee since 1977-1984 and ran to becoming cochair in 1982 and marsha lavn and recently i met with a group of us ex-cochairs that all know each other. i recently met with celeste who is the 1978 cochair and day of who the the 1981 cochair. we are all concerned about what's happening with pride and we are very happy that the hearings are happening and that you are calling them. they couldn't attend this one, so i'm only representing myself, not everyone, but there are group of cochairs that would come if there are further hearings and if any institutional memory is needed. there was a fight, changing of the guard in 1980 and 81 where there was a complete turnover of the parade and we basically kicked the old cochairs out and formed the new committee which is the committee that exist today. so there has been a history of strife within the parade and we very sad to hear that this is not working out. we believe this is the first year we received co-tax funding. there is funding that came from the mayor's office from the 77 parade but the first year we got h

we'll hear from republican representative marsha blackburn. >>> plus, more on the apparent suicide of convicted kidnapper ariel castro. we'll get the latest from ohio. >>> and nfl commissioner roger goodell stops by the studio. >>> and finally, a man in singapore has a very unique hobby, at least for a man. he collects barbie dolls. the 36-year-old has about 6,000 of them and 3,000 other dolls. his barbie obsession began when he was only 13 years old. >>> that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com com >>> good morning. it is wednesday. september 4. i'm michelle griego . >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. time now 4:29. almost 5:30. >>> breaking news at this hour out of san leandro. fire investigators say a person was killed in a mobile home fire overnight. the fire at the trailer park on grant avenue near 580 started shortly before 3:30 this morning. crews knocked down the flames in about 10 minutes. we're gathering some more information at the scene. our crew just arrived. we

attorney marsha wagner has represented both companies and workers in lawsuits involving 401(k) plans. >> it's overly sophisticated. it's hard to understand frankly, these disclosure forms. >> the fees are divided into three main categories: plan administration fees, including recordkeeping, canning and legal services; individual service fees for options like taking a loan from your plan and investment fees, the largest category of managing your money usually in mutual favors. >> the documents very in length and format. the government only requires fees be lifted but companies can do that however they like, and they can also give fees whatever name they change. >> like loan set-up, personal choice retirement account fee and monthly participation fee among others. in a statement, the u.s. department of labor says it continues to monitor the disclosures and determine whether any changes are needed. >> financial advisors suggest read over your plan documents at least once a year and semming for any newly named fees that may pop up. and while you can't avoid fees, you may be able to save m

tennessee republican marsha blackburn is against it. we're dlited both of you are here. let me start with you, congressman israel. how much do you trust the russians to take the leadership in finding a path when it's their ally who's in the middle of this? >> you will be happy to know, newt, that i agree with ronald reagan's assessment, trust but verify. and we need to spend the next several days verifying. that's exactly what's happening. secretary kerry is en route to geneva to meet with lavrov. they need to put this in a pressure cooker. if it withstands pressure, we should take it. i believe putin's calculated that it is in his interest to do a deal. we have to ascertain whether it's in our interest to do this deal. >> here's my question, when you look at david kay and other united nations inspectors, they say that this is virtually impossible to do. you have huge amount of chemical weapons scattered around the country in the middle of a civil war. and the process of going in there and taking care of those would be enormously complex. doesn't it worry that it's an in

marsha strawsman was in it. i have all of these people who i love. >> over the years you've had an opportunity to work with. every story has names. >> i know, yeah. >> so anyway jeffrey sweet and i kept in contact over the years. he's a teacher, a writer, he -- he wrote a book about second city in chicago. so he's well known for that. so he's written a play about william cumfler. >> first amendment. >> yeah, 60s and 70s, chicago seven, thousands of very well known trials. and my -- a friend of mine named jeff mccarthy an amazing actor is playing william, so it's kind of an incestuous group. we're all coming together, a two hander play. it's fascinating. i hope that i'm up to you. >> have you directed before? >> i have directed readings, and i have directed a production of cats for my daughter's school, little school. [laughter]. >> that should be at the top of the list. >> absolutely, if i have to hear memory one more time, i may kill myself. >> that puts you in the same category as the rest of us. >> if [indisc

tennessee republican marsha blackburn is against it. we're dlited both of you are here. let me start with you, congressman israel. how much do you trust the russians to take the leadership in finding a path when it's their ally who's in the middle of this? >> you will be happy to know, newt, that i agree with ronald reagan's assessment, trust but verify. and we need to spend the next several days verifying. that's exactly what's happening. secretary kerry is en route to geneva to meet with lavrov.

and marsha from ohio asked her members to not even talk to use the media on the issue. even obama is having a hard time to convince the liberal new york times to support with a strike on syria front-page expose the of the brutality of rebels accompanied by the execution of seven syrian soldiers the to make up is not known and fox news has uncovered its own video evidence that suggests this extremist elements may have a far more prominent role than mysteous forces previously reported our correspondent has that the report. >> with a flag in the black rat -- background shows rebel commanders posted on the p-syrian richie web site after the alleged the chemical weapons attack in the red by they talk about his by the user weapons that comes to my mind. >> a separate analysis calls in the deputy to the leader of the free syrian army. then every which also reviewed the tape told fox news "the message is if the west does not act we will have no red light in we will use chemical weapons although there is evidence they have them it is apparently been discussed. >> one year ago on

. >> marsha, if you don't want to do this, it's okay. i understand this for the older generation, but i think it's becoming a very difficult problem with people who are looking for jobs. there's a study i had found in doing research for this that 80% of fortune 500 companies accept jobs online. >> i just think -- >> job applications. >> i understand 1 in 5 people in the survey cite the expense of having the computer and paying the monthly fees. >> and you can get it free if you go to starbucks or anybody else who has wi-fi. >> or they're busy with their lives. i get why a lot of older people don't feel this needs to be part of their lives. it's almost like not having a phone. so much of what goes on no society happens online. one-third said the internet was not relevant and wone-third sai it's hard to use. >> it is hard to use if you don't have the tools for it. that's why there's so many programs from comcast, for example, or programs from the federal government that are training centers that can help people for free learn how to use it

host: from last night's debate in congressman marsha blackburn from tennessee. the government needs to agree to a new policy wide spending bill before the u.s. fiscal year ends it midnight on monday. if it fails, nonessential federal services employees face closure with employees sidelined or left working without pay. u.s. senate democratic leader harry reid mouse at the democratically chamber will reject the republican bill. and that's statement read saying that we are still at square one. we talked about senator ted cruz inside "the washington post." this editorial from "the weekly standard." what cruz has wrought is the headline. cruz has sparked a republican civil war writes "the weekly standard." stephen hayes from "the weekly standard." good morning. the problem is they say about obamacare and everything, if obamacare was so great is the other gentleman was saying, why do all these people not wanted? i just got a letter from my insurance company, my secondary insurance company. they raised to $50 more. i can't afford it. i think with the government should

and marsha from ohio asked her members to not even talk to use the media on the issue. even obama is having a hard time to convince the liberal new york times to support with a strike on syria front-page expose the of the brutality of the rebels accompanied by the execution of seven syrian soldiers the to make up is not known and fox news has uncovered its own video evidence that suggests this extremist elements may have a far more prominent role than mysterious forces previously reported our correspondent has that the report. >> with a flag in the black rat -- background shows rebel commanders posted on the pro-syrian richie web site after the alleged the chemical weapons attack in the red by they talk about his by the user weapons that comes to my mind. >> a separate analysis calls in the deputy to the leader of the free syrian army. then every which also reviewed the tape told fox news "the message is if the west does not act we will have no red light in we will use chemical weapons although there is evidence they have them it is apparently been discussed. >> one yea

led by outstanding chairwoman marsha fudge foughthard to protect those programs that keep so many children from going hungry. and now we're seeing an extreme faction of these folks convincing their leader ship to threat on the shut down the government if we don't shut down the affordable care act. some of them were actually willing to see the united states default on its obligation and plunge this country back into a painful recession if they can't deny the basic security of healthcare to millions of americans. i think this is an interesting thing to ponder, that your top agenda is making sure 20 million people don't have health insurance. and you'd be willing to shut down the government and potentially default for the first time in united states history because it bothers you so much that we're actually going to make sure that everybody has affordable healthcare. let me say as clearly as i can, it is not going to happen. we have come too far. we've overcome far darker threats than those. we will not negotiate over whether or not america should keep its word and meet its obligations. we're

and congressman marsha blackburn of tennessee has been pushing for a delay for one year and it seems that was gaining a little bit of steam. but now the unions are think are ready for the delay because they want the mfix so maybe we'll hae a reprieve where everybody has breathing room. there's pros and cons. >> it's like a rain delay, though. eventually it's going to stop and then what? obama care is still going to suck. >> isn't this completely, juan -- >> i don't know. >> i'm going to pile on -- >> this is such a liberal maneuver. such a liberal maneuver. i support abortion but don't abort me. >> don't abort you? >> wow. okay. >> i want to love you up not abort you. >> ahead on "the five" actor tom harngs reports for jury duty but the trial came to an abrupt end after one of the prosecutors tried to talk to him. and that led to a miscarriage of justice. we're going to tell you why coming up. >>> tuesday i told you about the disgusting murder of jeffrey bob bit, decked by a racist coward looking for a white person to bunch. i asked if the press would cover this story the same way th

let's go to marsha in nevada. >> caller: yes. thank you, jim. i'm really interested in clzx. do you buy, sell? >> i was going over it, where we should take the double and go so to speak because we did recommend it dramatically lower and ken assures me that the actual stuff in the pipe is so good we should not sell. we say hold on celldex. let's take warren in south carolina. hey, warren. >> caller: beast of the east here. how are you. >> beast of the east. >> caller: boo-yah, boo-yah. i read your book. >> thank you. >> caller: it's great read. the foray book -- i we've got a new one coming up in january. go ahead. >> caller: i'm calling about xone. >> that's a 3-d player. remember how we rank them. stratuses first, ddd and then that. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >>> the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. which would be fine if bob were a vampire. but he's not. ♪ he's an architect with two kids and a mortgage. luckily, he found someone who gave him a fresh perspective on his portfolio. and with some planning and effort, ho

let's go to marsha in nevada. >> caller: yes. thank you, jim. i'm really interested in clzx. do you buy, sell? >> i was going over it, where we should take the double and go so to speak, because we did recommend it dramatically lower, and ken assures me that the actual stuff in the pipe is so good that we should not tell people to sell. we say hold on celldex. let's take warren in north carolina. hey, warren. >> caller: beast of the east from wilmington here. how are you doing? >> beast of the east. >> caller: boo-yah, boo-yah. i read your book. >> thank you. >> caller: it's great read. the foray book -- >> i we've got a new one coming up in january. go ahead. >> caller: i'm calling about xone. >> that's a 3-d play. remember how we rank them. stratus first, ddd and then xone. speculation only, people. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round." >>> the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. [ cows moo ] [ sizzling ] more rain... [ thunder rumbles ] ♪ [ male announcer ] when the world moves... futures move first. learn futures from experie

and representative marsha blackburn opposed to intervention which puts them in alliance with the congressional progressive alliance and jim mcgovern is here as well. i want to talk about some of the things that denis had to say and first to you, congressman mckeon. have you seen any intelligence that directly links assad to this chemical weapons strike and do you need it? >> i've seen what they've shown us and they have evidence showing the regime has probably the responsibility for the attacks. they haven't linked it directly to assad in my estimation. >> so is probably good enough? because it was probably that saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction and he didn't. is probably good enough in this case? >> assad used them almost a year ago and we didn't get involved then. probably should have done something sooner. it's a little late. and i'm not sure -- 100,000 people have been killed. about 1,400 by chemical weapons or a few more. it is a tragedy all of the way around. it's immoral to be using chemical weapons obviously against your own people. by the same token, i'm concerned about t

marsha mentioned earlier that there is a reception at the white house this evening for leaders of the civil rights movement. and i was reflecting on a 40 while. listening to her just now, i remember the story of another woman that i interviewed who is from new mexico. and she started out as a very typical neighborhood mom. it was not a sign at the school crossing. so she said that she went and organize your friends, she did something about that. and they said why don't you run for the pta. and she said i do not know how to do it. so she learned. then she was encouraged to run for office and she became a county board member and then a few years later she was invited to be a special assistant to the cabinet secretary salazar. on the pta to the white house, learning what he's learned along the way. and i exactly what women to know that it's not women in a fark off place that knew all the rules. but it was able to all windows and if we falter we can do that. thank you for saying that. >> yes, ma'am? >> rebecca, i don't know you, but i wish i didn't. >> it's a pleasure to meet you. >> ther

and congressman marsha blackburn of tennessee has been pushing for a delay for one year and it seems that was gaining a little bit of steam. but now the unions are think are ready for the delay because they want the mfix so maybe we'll hae a reprieve where everybody has breathing room. there's pros and cons. >> it's like a rain delay, though. eventually it's going to stop and then what? obama care is still going to suck. >> isn't this completely, juan -- >> i don't know. >> i'm going to pile on -- >> this is such a liberal maneuver. such a liberal maneuver. i support abortion but don't abort me. >> don't abort you? >> wow. okay. >> i want to love you up not abort you. >> ahead on "the five" actor tom harngs reports for jury duty but the trial came to an abrupt end after one of the prosecutors tried to talk to him. and that led to a miscarriage of justice. we're going to tell you why coming up. this was the hardest decision i've ever had to make. jim, i adore the pool at your hotel. anna, your hotels have wondrous waffle bars. ryan, your hotels' robes are fabulous. i have twelve of th

. >> i'm marsha blackburn from tennessee. >> just keep this on the side. so now we're hearing that -- the criticism being the senate is not there and there's not going to be enough time. it strikes me it's not a matter of time and what your colleagues from the other side of the aisle are not understanding, almost like petulant children, is that unless we're talking about a clean cr that does not repeal, replace or delay obama care, the affordable care act, there's no deal. i mean, they're sort of trying to deal with something where they have no leverage. congressman? >> that's exactly how i see it. they have been sitting here for weeks. and the president has been very clear that this is one of those things that's nonnegotiable. just like the raising of the debt limit is nonnegotiable. it has to happen. in the case of obama care it passed. they talked about repealing it, repealing it. that's all mitt romney talked about it. the people looked at it and said, no, mitt. we want obama care. we want mr. obama. then it went to the supreme court. they affirmed eve

the land, and why would you attach it, when you knew that it would create the problem, and go ahead, marsha blackburn? >> well, we need ted to compromise. >> and i would hope that the listeners and the watchers all realize that the number one, the house passes a budget every year. we have had a problem with the senate not passing a budget, and that is why we continue the work on the continuing resolution. this year, they did pass a budget, but then they said, okay, house, we are not going the negotiate with you, unless you agree to a tax increase. we weren't going to do that. we want to do tax reform. so thereby we get into the process of the continuing resolution. now the big es part of growth in the budget is health care cost. the american people by overwhelming numbers do not like what is happening with the obama care. so the first continuing resolution that we sent had a bill that is carried by tom graves in the house, and that was a defunding bill. the senate rejected that. so we went back into the session, and our compromised position that we sent back to them carried a bill that by t