i am on warren ferrell's board, so i'll be a bit of a devil's advocate for him.here are men who, you know, run everything and have higher salaries, so why should women get out the violins for men? >> first of all, power is really control over your own life and men and women should both get out the violins when either is hurting, because when either sex wins, both sexes lose. >> how are men losing? >> they are losing in the sense for the first time in u.s. histories, our sons will have less education than our dads will, and when our sons or daughters have less education, that means our sons will not have the type of money to help finance our daughters, to be globally competitive. that's the biggest vulnerability to national security -- >> isn't that more of an issue of the economic times we live? n? >> no, it's something fundamental happening here. it used to be when a man didn't have a lot of education, he would use his muscle. and vocational schools -- they are cutting back on vocational schools. the white house and boys and men -- >> today the president spoke a

, i believe, ferrell -- how white am i?'m not even white. any way, lupe fiasco is in the house. >> this is a test. >> is that what we give to all of our guests? >> i guess. it's pretty interesting questions. >> all right. you are known as very political. >> as of late i guess. >> as of late. are you proud of that? are you all right with that? >> it has it's ups and downs. >> yeah you have gotten into some trouble. >> people perceive that i have gotten in trouble. >> i like that. let's talk a little bit of politics. first views on republicans. go. >> republicanism and conservatism, but i was listening to the radio this morning, i think it was patriot radio, and they said there is no connection. so it blew my mind, so i'm kind of restructuring my opinion. i thought it was full blown religious conservatism, but i don't know -- i don't have too much of an opinion on it anymore. >> that's interesting, i do. >> i know. >> not a big fan. >> i used to be sirrus radio, and the right wing is called patriot. why patriot? anyway, are t

but i'm going will ferrell as the best because tina fey and will ferrell have writers in george w.ting to see what he does. we will be watching. >> yeah. he's not going to do it. just take my prediction right now, america. you will not see live from new york, it is saturday night, from a wooden indian named mitt romney. >> oh, that's anti-indian statement. >> oh, that's true. >> chuck nice. glad to have you back. thank you for joining me. >> you know, that's funny. that is called a joke, people. he said i insulted the wooden indian. that's funny. >> i won cchind

the first of five speakers will be willa -- supervisors avalos, ferrell, olague and more. >> good evening, i'm supervisor john avalos. i want to congratulate you on exploiting public comment so well. i have never done that as well as you have. i want to say thank you for your work on the task force. it is a very difficult job, and the one to appreciate your work on sticking to principles about not moving the district in a dramatic way and keeping neighborhoods hold of the best of our ability. i think it is really important. i did have a concern about changes in district 11. there was a no. part. a lot of people co-lead the excelsior district, we call at glen park. it was an effort to say it was south glen park neighborhood, but it was nothing like that. it was only a few streets. i would like the task force to consider that as an option for keeping the neighborhood a whole. it also resembles district 11 more ethnically than district 8. and so it has a very high latino population. it more resembles the other parts of district 11. that is able to move back into the district and be more harm

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president david chiu, and then there's item number four that's sponsored by president chu and supervisor ferrell. why don't we start off with president chu. >> thank you, colleagues. i want to thank the members of the public that have been focused on this issue of tour buses. to frame why we're all here, i know everyone in this room absolutely appreciates tourism as an economic engine for san francisco and the role that tour buses have in bringing millions of tourists here to sfg. i've seen in my district and i know supervisor olague has seen in her district that unfortunately we have had tour buses that have created numerous quality of life problems for quiet streets. we have had numerous complaints about tour buses idling too long, blocking traffic and using loud amplification systems. this is a topic that i've been working on for over a year with the san francisco m.t.a., with the police department, other city agencies as well as neighborhood folks in my district and representatives from the tour bus industry. there have been two things that we have done in my district to move this forward, a

. >> at the staples center, will ferrell took in the lakers-thunder. nothing to raft at here.metta world peace with the dunk but as he celebrates, vicious elbow to james hardin's head. metta will be suspended. occ led by 18 in the third but kobe bricks the team back. tied at 104 in double-overtime. kobe with the jumper, finished with 26 at l.a. knocks off the thunder 114-106. >> the sharks saw their season come to an early end last night, losing to st. louis. the blues will next take on the kings if they can close vancouver tonight. >> claude jerry are you was determined to take out pittsburgh in game six. first he levels sidney crosby, then scores his sixth goal of the playoff. the flyers win 5-1, take the series 4-#. >> defending stanley cup champ boston was trying stay alive against the capitals. thomas had 36 saves. boston would win in overtime in this breakaway by tyler saggan, game seven is wednesday in boston. >> at the texas open in san antonio, ben curtis started with a three-stoke lead. struggled early, missing this putt for par on 12, but came up big at the end on 1

. >> at the staples center ex-will ferrell took in the lakers-thunder.ta world peace with the dunk. celebrates by throwing a vicious elbow at james harden's head. forget world peace. metta was ejected. baca with the jam. kobe would bring his team back. he drains the three. tied it 104 in double overtime. kobe with the jumper. finishes with 26 as l.a. beats the thunder 114-10 6. >> the sharks saw their season come to an early end last night, losing to st. louis, the blues will next play the kings if they can close out vancouver tonight. >> clause giroux was determined to take out -- he levels sidney crosby and then scores his sixth goal of the playoff. the flyers win 5-# and take the series 4-2. >>> defending stanley cup champ boston was trying to stay alive against the capitals. tim thomas had 36 saves. boston the win in overtime, and this breakaway, 43-3 was the final. >> at the texas nope san antonio, ben curtis started with a three stroke lead and struggled early but came up big at the end, on 17. he nails this long par putt to maintain a one-shot lea

franken to farley, farley to ferrell, ferrell to fallon. "late night with jimmy fallon."sweet. that was pretty sweet. sweet. sweet 16. "sixteen candles." "candle in the wind," "wind in the willows." willow smith, whip my "harry potter and the deathly hallows." star's hallow, bringing me back to "gilmore girls." "golden girls," bea arthur. arthur the aardvark with a double "a," aaa baseball games. "hunger games," unger games. bringing it to back to felix unger. "felix the cat." it's a double felix. it's a double helix, dna. xy chromosome, xy xylophone. phone bill, bill cosby. "theo, where did you put the jell-o pudding pops?" [ laughter and applause ] pudding pop, pop-tarts, sweet tarts. sweethearts, heart smart. heartstart defibrillators. now and later, later gator, gatorade. you're dumping it on the coach's head. "coach," bring you back to craig t. nelson. nelson muntz from "the simpsons." hahaha, lol. j.k. rowling, dipping you back to "harry potter and the prisoner of azkaban." back to ron weasley. he's a ginger head man. gingerbread man. you know that he ran as fast as

. >> jon: anchorman, played brilliantly by will ferrell. years later just when you thought the airwaves and movie theaters was safe from the likes of ron burgundy. >> conan, you look awful. [ laughter ] >> what? i look awful? >> you look like someone put a bright red wig on a skeleton and chucked it out of a helicopter. >> you came on my show to play the flute and insult me. was that the idea? >> no, paramount pictures and myself and ronald joseph and ron burgundy have come to terms on a sequel. >> jon: that is the wrap on news watch this week. thanks to our panel. i'm jon scott. thanks for watching. keep it right here on fox new

includes critical programs to keep our food supplies safe including efforts to fight bovine tb and ferrell swine. it supports our workforce development. our veterans who have bravely faced our nation now want to get involved in farming. we'll have more support to do that as well as support for underserved farmers. we are at a point now where this title is open to amendment. is there anyone that seeks recognition. >> i would ask that my amendment number 17 be distributed. >> amendment number 17. >> while it's being distributed the amendment to the h 2 a program for allegation workers. i highlight this and i won't ask for a vote on it today. i withdraw the amendment, but i think it's of critical importance that we discuss this issue within the discussion of the farm bill because everyone is having the same problem. the only guest worker program out there is the h 2 a program which is very cumbersome. most of our farmers don't want to go through the hassle. times have changed and changed in a dramatic way. whether you're farming specialty crops or running an agriculture business, you need to

saturday at 3:30 p.m., by gravies john ferrell and richard reeves on dwight d. eisenhower and jfk. 7:30, call in with your questions for steven ross, author of "hollywood left and right, how movie stars shaped american politics." eric alterman and his take on liberals and the cause. and at 5:00, a panel on surveillance and secrets with lori ran dr andrews, an ejake s on. the entire schedule is online at book tv.org. >>> from the colonial era, prohibiti prohibition, to today, drinking, for better or worse, has always been a part of the american landscape. saturday night, live, on american history tv, a history of alcohol in america. watch our simulcast of back story with the american history guy. peter and brian regail with tales of beer and spirits in america. saturday night at 8:00 eastern. part of american history tv this weekend on c-span 3. >>> when i was embedded in eastern afghanistan, the soldiers started telling me, the u.s. government was wasting tens of billions of dollars on totally mismanaged development and logistics contracts. >> in funding the ene

biographers jim ferrell on dwight d. eisenhower and jfk. and at 7:30, how movie stars shaped american politics. sunday at 2:00 eastern, watch for eric alter man and his take on liberals in the cause. and at 5:00, a panel on surveillance and secrets with laurie andrews, annie jacobsen and laurie shermer. the entire schedule is online at booktv.org. >>> this month, wired magazine includes a cover story abouted construction a $2 billion computer spy center in utah for the national security agency. this heavily fortified center would be used to intercept store and analyze communication from around the world. we talk about the articles author on wednesday's washington journal. >>> as part our spot line on magazine theorys, we're talking today about the recent cover issue of wired magazine about the national security agency building a new and -- the countries biggest center. the author is joining us, he's the author of several books on the nsa. we've been following the nsa for many years now. what is the utah data center? >> well, it's an enormou

i said, my husband is a huge fan, and if you see your fans, you're often with steve correll, will ferrell, jack black, ben stiller. they call you the frat pack. what's it like to have that title that you guys get? >> the title -- maybe i should get another tattoo. >> on the other arm. >> that's just a media creation. right? so, i'm honored to be named among those people in any regard, i guess, until -- unless they start getting arre want then i don't want any part of that group. that's flattering. it's fun. >> ama: you can watch "7 live" every weekday on abc-7. >>> leigh glaser has another check on the forecast. >> leigh: live doppler 7hd getting a workout today. tomorrow we're going to turn it off as the high pressure will start to build in and we will start to dry things out. but not so right now. you can see showers rotating in. some starting mo -- to move in towards the american canyon, and showers making their way over san francisco bay, heading towards union city and this is a live sweep. san jose picking up a few sprinkles. heading into southern california, most of the rain is goin

. >> until he saw the video the firefighter mark ferrell didn't know his pal's quick thinking saved hisife. >>> a new los angeles poll shows most californians distrust tech companies in dealing with their information. [ unintelligible ] [ unintelligible ] >>> the latest survey of gas prices finds they are edging down in california. the nationwide average is $3.92 a gallon. here in california prices are down about a penny to $4.31. bay area prices didn't a penny, average in san francisco $4.38. oakland, $4.29. >>> san francisco is among the top 10 greenest cities in the nation according to a new survey. travel and leisure magazine ranked san francisco as 9th for green space, san diego number 8. portland, oregon number 1. the magazine looked at any less, pedestrian friendliness and public parks. portland was cited for waterways, parks and walkways. >>> time for a check on our forecast and what the it is going to be like today. >> warmer. >> very spring-like out good morning. 70s on the way in many neighborhoods without the breeze of yesterday. let's get into it by looking at a beautiful s

it's been announced by will ferrell who said it's official.ndy is coming back. take a look. >> i'm ron burgundy. you stay classy, san diego. >> thanks for stopping by. >> but mainly, stay classy. >> thanks for stopping by. >> stay classy, i'm ron burgundy. >> thanks for stopping by. >> ron burgundy. >> juan: take-off on '70s tv. imagine what they'll the today? katie, sara? how would ron burgundy react? >> dana: well, she's kind of a big deal if you remember. gawps we have a lot of big deals in cable tv. >> kimberly: we do. keep them coming. greg? >> greg: it's called "anchor man." not "the anchor man." >> juan: time to correct me. freddie earlier a press conference with steven harper from canada, a lovely country. i want to roll some tape from that, please. >> we are also collective collaborators in the g-20 in response to the global recession and instability of the past few years. [ speaking french ] >> greg: a friend of mine gavin points out the problem with bilingualism. it makes everything last twice as long including boring press conferen

you had -- well, will ferrell was back this season and jason sue day kils -- >> we killed him. >> jimmy tomlin. and a baby. most importantly, you added a baby to the lineup. >> yep. >> jimmy: and, is it -- are they twins, the babies? >> they are actually triplets. we found a pair -- well, i guess, three triplets -- whose parents were kind enough to let us, you know, do terrible things -- >> jimmy: kind maybe not the word. you are done terrible things to the triplets. >> their first day on the set, they were buried in a hole on the beach. that was the first day. >> jimmy: he was making sure the baby was safe, so, they dug a hole and put the baby in it. >> a towel overtap so no one would kidnap him. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and even better, knowing that in real life you have a baby son, too. >> i do. 6 month old decklin. >> jimmy: you did not bury him. >> he has not been buried in the sand yet. >> jimmy: he has not. >> yeah, me and my wife had him two weeks after we finished shooting. we wrote the season before we had any experience with children. >> jimmy: you are such a good dad on the sh

like i said my husband is a huge fan and if you see your fans, you're often with steve correll, will ferrellt of that group. that's flattering. it's fun. >> ama: you can watch "7 live" every weekday on abc-7. >>> leigh glaser has another check on the forecast. >> leigh: live doppler 7hd getting a workout today. tomorrow we're going to turn it off as the high pressure will start to build in and we will start to dry things out. but not so right now. you can see showers rotating in. some starting mo -- to move in towards the american canyon and showers making their way over san francisco bay heading towards union city and this is a live sweep. san jose picking up a few sprinkles. heading into southern california, most of the rain is going to stay north of the fresno area. so l.a. tomorrow, a mixture of sun and clouds, 62, san diego. palm springs, 74. sacramento, 63. and eureka, a little rain there tomorrow, 53. now, here's the next seven days. get ready for a nice sunny, dry day tomorrow. a little on the breezy side. temperatures warm back into the mid-to-low 60s. near 70 as we head into monday

adam mckay wrote it. [ cheers and applause ] and that was will -- so will ferrell is geniusly funny.dy in the whole sketch. so will is wearing the shirt in dress rehearsal and he's fine. he's doing the cow bell. it's great. air, will comes out with a tinier shirt and his gut -- his big gut is flying out, and he's hitting the cowbell and his gut is flapping around and sweat coming off his face. >> ryan gosling, he's not. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: he might be now, though. i think he's in great shape now. >> i know, alec -- alec looks great now. >> jimmy: yeah, he does look good. alec b, he's another great host. but you had such a good show last time you hosted. it was a killer show. >> it was a really good show. i don't know if it was necessarily because of me, but it was a really good show. >> jimmy: no, it was. you were great. >> oh, it was because of me. you're right. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: see, i'm trying to get that confidence. you need a little of that confidence. >> you know what, everybody needs palin on their show all the time. >> jimmy: all the time. yeah, exactly that was

. >> jon: anchorman, played brilliantly by will ferrell.ight years later just when you thought the airwaves and movie theaters was safe from the likes of ron burgundy. >> conan, you look awful. [ laughter ] >> what? i look awful? >> you look like someone put a bright red wig on a skeleton and chucked it out of a helicopter. >> you came on my show to play the flute and insult me. was that the idea? >> no, paramount pictures and myself and ronald joseph and ron burgundy have come to terms on a sequel. >> jon: that is the wrap o

we were going to play the will ferrell spartans cheerleading thing and you said go ahead, have fun witho you're not embarrassed at all by what people say? because i'm sure people said things to you and what people said to you about your sexuality or about your masculinity or anything like that? >> no, man. people can say what they want to say. and this is the lesson i'm sending out there for the kids at uzeke. no matter what people say, go out and be yourself. just have fun. 100%, man. >> all right. >> doesn't matter what people say. >> you didn't make it because you weren't good enough, right, sacha? >> i just didn't make it because, you know, i haven't been dancing since i was 3 years old like the other girls out there. i meaning, those girls, that's their life, you know. yeah, but i love the broncos, you know. >> are you going to try out for another team? >> i'm thinking -- actually i'm going to go to the dallas cowboys next. you guys get ready for me. i'm on my way. i'm booking my ticket tomorrow. >> all right. sacha heppell, you're a good sport. good luck. thank you. >> thank you.

>> will ferrell is one of the worst people in show biz. the worst people in the world. >> he's one of the worst people on the planet. >> he's not very nice. >> she's coming after you, will. >> i'd love to and i'm sure it will all work out. i'm very excited about that. >> i was so excited when i saw that. because we've been waiting for that for eight years. >> i'm sure -- >> every newsman in america. >> that's right. >> our guy -- >> christina applegate, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> we're going to tell you that you can catch the season finale of "up all night" thursday night at 9:30, 8:30 central time here on nbc. and get ready to go yeah, yeah. anyway we'll talk about that. >> all right let's show you what we've got for you. first of all for today, risk of strong storms, texas, also parts of louisiana, wet weather northern coast of california, into the pacific northwest. and then for tomorrow, few showers here in the northeast. slight risk of strong storms. western texas all the way up into oklahoma. rain from southern california al

. >> when ferrell reaches musto, the dragged deputy isn't in good shape. >> as i approach him, he's outy excited. i want to make sure he's okay first. sit down. >> i'm okay. i'm all right. >> i want to make sure. sit down. >> musto refuses ems. instead he insists they watch the dash cam video, looking for any identifying information. >> when i first saw the video of deputy musto getting dragged, i had the same feeling i do now. that's goose bumps. you watch him as he falls off the bike and he rolls around. he tells me he doesn't want to go to the hospital. well, you're going to the hospital. i mean that's pure toughness. >> the deputies can't see the license plate. the biker tucked the tag under the seat hidden from view. but musto's earlier dispatch yields a lead. >> white motorcycle, black leather jacket. >> the bike is spotted in a nearby strip mall parking lot, only a mile away from the scene of the crime. >> it was parked in front of a barbershop. >> sergeant steven wesendorf of the boynton beach police department hear it is call. he knows this barber shop very well. >> i, of cours

look at will ferrell, eddie murphy, chevy chase and over the years how many folks have come out of therethe latest batch. >>> also congrats to kanye west because, clearly, it's out of the bag that his new boo is -- >> his boo, boo, boo. >> his boo, boo, boo. one of my favorites, kim kardashian apparently with kanye. they've been friends for years. now they've been spotted in new york looking very couplish. very together. they were spotted on wednesday. that they were spotted on a wednesday coming out of a movie screening. spotted at a bar later on. she is 31. he's 34. apparently, on -- the morning after they went out, she, without makeup, was spotted leaving his apartment in west tribeca. the walk of shame. yes, indeed. so apparently -- >> i'm sure they just cuddled all night. >> all night. apparently, though, kanye takes a shot at kris humphries from whom she's getting divorced from in a song he says i admit i fell in love with kim around the same time she fell in love with him. that's cool, baby girl, do your thing. lucky i ain't had jay drop him from the team. referring to kris playin

will ferrell and adam go in a room for a couple months and write something just -- >> and come out in to be one of the first people to read it and we try to figure out how to have it make sense. >> i'm really interested in when comedians come together, is it all business or fun and games? >> there's definitely pressure. you always feel like, if this is bad, it's going to be really embarrassing, so you do want to make it good. but, yeah, we do have to get loose. we try to think of -- you know, if they're sitting down to outline anchorman they'll come up with hundreds of insane ideas. then on another day they'll sit with those ideas and go, okay, now, let's pick the ones we like. >> comedy is hard. >> it is. it is hard. it's not as hard as this, what you're doing. i can't say it's harder than this. but i have to say, i watch your show on pbs every night because i love it but also it puts my 8-year-old to sleep. >> is that a compliment? >> well, now she's 9. now she's 9. so, like, we watch you -- >> i'm like a nanny. >> yeah. we watch "american idol" and then i'm so excited to watch you

saturday at 3:30 p.m., biographers john ferrell, jim newton and richard reefs. at 7:30, call in with your questions for stephen ross, author of "hollywood left and right." sunday at 2:00 eastern, watch for eric alterman and his take on liberals in the cause. and at 5:00, a panel on surveillance and secrets with lawrie andrews, annie jacobson and michael schumer. the entire schedule it on line at book tv.org. >> from the colonial era, problem hixon to today, drink has always been a part of the american landscape. saturday night live on american history tv, a history of alcohol in america. watch our simulcast of back story with the american history guys. hosts ed, peter, and brian regal with tales of beer and spirits in america, saturday night at 8:00 eastern, part of american history tv this weekend on c-span3. >> "washington journal" continues. host: joining us now is ken dilanian of the "los angeles times." he serves as their national security correspondent. thank you. so we have two names out there connected with what happened in clufment what's the message be