of stories my grandmother of stories my grandmother -- reminds me of stories my grandmother told me about surviving in nazi germany. >> supervisor kim, thank you for being here. i am a transgender male. and all the homeless people wnat justice. we need a better system and we need it done as soon as possible. all these homeless poeple on the streets are not -- it is inhumane. i think there should be more justice and more things for transgendered people. that is a speaking for the homeless and transgendered community. [applause] >> i am wayne garnett. i work at embassy south. i am listening to the people talk about the access to shelters. what people aren't looking at, msc is 99% full each night. i looked at the other shelters and all of them were full. access to the shelters -- there are people getting the runaround because they have nowhere to go. the city is talking about making cuts, and i understand this is because of the economy. i also looked at the consent forms. october 1, 2011-december 31, in the south had 240 new guests coming in the system. on a daily basis more people

[applause] >> carlitz, thank you for reminding me about that. -- carlos, thank you for reminding me about that. how many of you want a summer job? make some money? a paid internship. we joined 25 companies and 25 department heads. we are creating 5000 summer jobs for youth this summer, paid internships. we started that yesterday. before you get out of school, a sign up with this city. asked how you can sign up for the summer internships. they are starting this summer for you. so you get a good head start. 5000 summer jobs. how many of you are 16 -- between 16 and 24? those jobs are for you. make sure you pay attention. [applause] >> i want to introduce someone from microsoft. you'll want to listen very closely. he is the strategic alliance manager for education at microsoft. brian. [applause] >> i am honored to be here representing microsoft and our involvement with this on -- a wonderful event. microsoft is focused on providing all students like yourselves, regardless of your location or socioeconomic status, with the necessary tools and skills you need to succeed to be successful and pr

let me remind you of the upside here; okay? in a million dollars -- a year, maybe two -- three at the most -- you're walking out with four million bucks. i understand the math, lenny. i just want to rethink things; okay? ♪ (music plays) talk to me, howard. listen to me. let me remind you of the upside here. you put in a million. a year and a half, maybe two -- three at the outside -- you take out four million, maybe more. i understand the math, lenny. i just want to rethink things. ♪ (music plays) don't do it, howard. i said, "don't do it." i said, "don't do it." (man) do you know her? hi. i'm howard. i know. i'm susan. (man) okay. great. good. thank you. thanks. (man) you're welcome. we'll be in touch. ♪ (music plays) so what we gotta remember is that the scene that we're gonna shoot first is not the first scene of the film. it's probably -- it's more -- uh ... it's actually around page 15 that we're starting. so we've established lenny's character. we've established harold. and we have not yet met susan. and the question i ha

saving some of the things that probably ought to be passed along: the red double-decker bus that reminds me of a trip to london. a snowman with no arms our son made 35 years ago. a kaleidoscope that prods me to see the world through mew colors and shapes as i turn it. as i think of these items, i really find myself on the fence. on one hand, i don't want to live in the past and be a grumpy old guy talking about how great things used to be. on the other, each of those items reminds me of how i got to this point. i am unendingly fascinated as i age that so many things i worked hard for now seem interesting in their own way, but not as alluring as they once appeared. i know now that the world moves at the speed of relationships and that those of us who have been blessed to be encircled by wonderful people have in them all the genuine keepsakes we really need. but, i guess i'll hold on to this other stuff as well. i like it. i'm lou heckler. >> tom: it's tough when it comes from the kids to throw them away. you have to save them. you have to file them away when they get older. >> susie: i have

it reminded me that obviously we are more than just a working port here. this project epitomizes what is going on in terms of waterfront development. i think it is going to be a project that will be watched not only here in san francisco, for all the benefits you heard the mayor and larry and president david chiu in supervisor kim talk about what it will do for us every locally, but it will be a major international program, certainly one of the biggest the port has done. from the standpoint of how it ties in with the rest of the waterfront, we're blessed that we have 7.5 miles to develop. and with all the different opportunities in terms of open space and the maritime activities. this sounds to me like the most ambitious project that has been done, but it ties in with the objectives of the master plan at the port. we're very excited to be engaged with such great partners as the giants, and we look forward not only in terms of this development but also in terms of how it can forge a new business model in terms of the partnership and the teamwork and the ben

it reminds me of one time when i was playing the fairmont hotel, gorbachev from russia with here andl throughout the whole united states and in front of the company could tell, i was listening to him speak about san francisco. he said, "i traveled to every city in the united states, and i was disappointed with what i saw. there was not one city that i liked, but as far as i'm concerned, san francisco is so beautiful that i would like to design 15 cities in russia that look like san francisco." [laughter] and he was right. [applause] my wonderful wife, my family is here. i'm thrilled. thank you very much. i must say -- excuse me, i have to mention one thing. i have never seen anything in my life as beautiful as these young people. [applause] you stand so beautiful. [applause] -- you sang so beautiful. [applause] >> it is tony bennett day in san francisco. [applause] just fantastic. now, before we leave here today, just one more time, let's hear that special song one more time, now performed by the talented san francisco gay men's chorus, who will be joined by -- yes -- who will be joi

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. >> this reminds me of going to a surgeon, right? if i've got a terrible cancer or something to be operated on, when i had to be operated or for prostate cancer, i didn't go to the nicest doctor. i went to the best drx a doctor can have great jokes but put the knife in the wrong way. >> just how we want to think of ourselves. seriously ill patients in need of surgery. perhaps romney should switch his campaign slogan to, i want to be sedated. let's bring in our panel, none of whom are sedated. clarence page, msnbc political analyst richard wolffe, and political report he for the "washington post." good afternoon to all of you. if i might start with you. marco rubio will not even itary word that rhymes with veep. he is respecting the process. what do you think? could he bring aboard the passion and fire that romney really lacks? >> he could but that's a real danger as you saw. he would overshadow the top of the ticket which is not a desirable situation. whether you have a surgeon's knife or not. and the thing with rubio is, i think the

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she posted -- it reminds me of an old saying.hat is the difference between a hockey mom and a pit bull? a pit bull is delicious. [laughter] now, i know many of you are expected need to go after my opponents, newt gingrich. [laughter] there is still time, man. [laughter] i am not going to do that. i'm not going to attack any of the republican candidates. take mitt romney. he and i have a lot in common. we both think of our lives as or better haves. polls showed to an alarmingly insulting extent, the american people agree. [laughter] we both have degrees from harvard. i have one. he has two. what a snob, . [laughter] [applause] unforced -- of course, we all have our differences. they criticize me for show jamming the news with jimmy fallon. romney was so offended that he had asked his staff if he could get some equal time on the "merve griffin show." [laughter] still, agassi is feeling pretty good about things because he took a few hours off the other gate to see "the hundred games." and-- "the hunger games." the brutally savage ea

it reminds me of summer already with the boats. hopefully everybody got out this weekend. it was a little cloudy on saturday. now we are into a taste of summer. today temperatures got up into the mid 80s. 85 degrees was our daytime high. normally we should be in the mid 60s. lower 60s to the west. we are warm today. highs today 81 frederick. 79 hagers town. 80 washington, d.c. temperature not too far from our daytime highs. we are in the 80s. in the city 76 up north to york, pennsylvania. 81 frederick. great evening out there. not a cloud in the sky. i'll show you the radar. a few clouds in and out. other than that we are seeing clear skies. we are seeing no rain on maryland's radar. winds breezy out there today. if you are deciding to grill out you might want to put plates down. they'll blow away with winds out of the south 9 miles per hour in our nation's capitol. we are getting a southerly wind. see the wind direction. that's why we were warm. we are getting a southerly wind. we are pulling moisture from the south into the baltimore area. enjoy it. we'll stick around in

. >> that just reminded me that mta will be contacting you very soon about coping. the efforts are just getting underway now. there is also a handout that was included in the packet. this is the same kind of traffic projects going on city- wide. the same projects have been approved and the -- just like we lost it -- we talk about lots summer there are various initiatives. we also have bayview north and south. mta does the general improvements first and any move on to the next step, getting progressively more significant improvements until yet achieved what the goals are. a lot going on with bicycles in district 10. this photo shows a project currently under way with a bike lane on a short period -- on bayshore. that will run from paul avenue to silver avenue. this is the car away and construction truck. -- the cargo plane under construction. we see construction on 16th and ri street. -- rhode island street. >> commissioner cohen. >> could we go back to the last slide? we kind of rushed over this one. we talked about cargo way, the cycle track. maybe you could talk a

which reminds me of an old sailor -- an old saying. s the difference between a hot dog and a pit bull? a pit bull is delicious. now, and in many of you are looking for me to go answer my opponent, newt gingrich. but i am not going to do that. i am not going to attack any of the republican candidates. take mitt romney. he and i actually have a lot in common. we both think of our wives as are better half. and the american people agree. we also both have degrees from harvard. i have one. i hat -- he has two. what a snob. of course, we have had our differences. the campaign accused may. i understand governor romney was so incensed, he wanted to have equal time on "the merv griffin show." against governor romney is hunger gamwes." -- games." court wealthy sponsors and burly is left standing. i'm sure this was a change of pace for him. [laughter] i have not seen "the hunger games." not enough class warfare for me. [laughter] predicting a nasty election and thankfully we all agree that families are off limits. dogs, however, are fair game. [la

before that, one of the most difficult task, kind of reminds me of my dpw day is, she had a difficultk of being the director of the taxicab administration. [laughter] so she has earned some strides there. going on to director of purchasing and becoming deputy city administrator. most recently, and acting city administrator. and now my nominee for city administrator for the next five years, naomi lelly. -- kellyl. [cheers and applause] ayman >> to first and foremost to thank her family who have been part of her life. throughout this time, she even raised a family and keep harlon and kelly out of trouble. [laughter] but also, i want to especially thank the whole board of supervisors for just now voting unanimously to confirm her appointment. [ears and applause --years and applause] they have seen in her the leadership, integrity, putting forth that verse communities of san francisco first, all the time, making good decisions, working in our communities to lift up everybody and to find those rays of hope. she has never been about herself. she has been about everybody else. whether it has

kathryn jinkins got the best scores last night, 39 out of 40, which reminds me i have a "dancing withknock knock joke. you want to hear it? [cheers and applause ] why not? we're here. don't get too excited. it's a knock-knock joke. >> knock knock. >> who? >> katherine jenkins. >> kath ring jenkins who? >> exactly. >> abc aired a "20/20" special called dance floor confidential behind the scenes of "dancing with the stars," so it was three hours of dance. remember when we used to have football on monday nights on abc? a special show, the inner work, of "dancing with the stars" including something that has been top secret up to this point. they showed how they select their celebrity dancers. it's a fascinating process. take a look. >> what would make a football player flaunt his fox trot? who convinces a soap star to samba? the answer, the crack team that is "dancing with the stars" casting. >> we find the publicist bogs down the process. we take a grass-roots approach. >> we find a couple spots around town that are a hot-bed for celebrity activity. then we approach with the soft-sell. >

remind me to buy tickets for the show tonight. >> jon: let me just say something -- [ laughter ] -- in york city that mother (bleep) is going to get hit by a car. [cheers and applause] hey, man, what -- [ laughter ] technically what is the -- secondly, what is the big deal? they developed this technology for dogs a long time ago. >> bacon, gotta get that bacon. crispy bacon, tasty bacon. bacon, bacon. i love bacon, i love you. i love bacon, i love you. >> jon: that's what they do. [cheers and applause] sadly -- [cheers and applause] that dog lost all his money investing in pets.com. that's not the only important new technology news. >> two hours ago facebook announced it's buying -- unbelievable the photo sharing company instagram. >> jon: oh, my god that is unbelievable what is instagram. >> it came up with a free app that you allows you to take a picture and make ate memory. it looks ike a black and white and a polaroid. you can also take a new picture, change it up and share wit friends. >> jon: wow, that's really lame. [ laughter ] why is that this news. >> facebook buying the free

it reminds me of a garage sale where you quickly find out that one person's trash is another person's treasure. here we are finding that all of our collective come post here in san francisco becomes a treasure for the entire community. we can be at a place that grows nutritious food and teaches the importance of growing food, of camposing and being good stewards of the environment. i want to thank all of the san francisco residents for the awareness and willingness to take action to make this change take place here in san francisco and for us to be able to sell britain so much success in the environmental realm. but it's important for us to also remember that we need to continue to do this education and re-education as we have new people coming into san francisco as our residents, as we have friends and neighbors from other cities coming to our dinner tables and trying to figure out where do they put away their food scraps, that we can serve as a model for the rest of the country in setting the standard for being good stewards of the environment. so thank you very much and congratulat