to speak at the kennedy school of government here. >> john: they >> they have asked us to go to the dukakis school of government. >> no, no, they turned us down too. >> john: or the olympia due contact us. >> i don't know. is it going to resonate? is it going to resonate with the voters? again, it's -- >> we'll see. but i do think you brought up david letterman, he has said repeatedly, all i need to know about this guy is that he put his dog on the roof. i don't care about his policy positions, i don't care about his past or anything, all i need to know, that's all i need to know is he put his dog on the roof. >> and from our point of view -- >> and that might be what a lot of people feel. >> from our point of view, you know any satirist who does this for a living, you crave this kind of story. a story like this doesn't come along a lot. >> john: well, your book tookless this dog on the roof issue head on. i call him mutt romney. it chronicles an managed romney road trip across the such s. when they are in new york you have mitt telling him hi his family, stocks are our church and b

with bars on there to make me feel at home. >> i would rather not. >> it's going to take some getting used to. it's going to be kind of, you know -- >> on all of our parts. not just you. >> do you know what day you're getting out yet, or is it still up in the air? >> the projected out date is may 19th, so for sure when i hit parole board next month, and then they'll tell me for sure what day i can get out. >> that's when they give you the date? >> right there they'll have your exact date you're getting out and tell you about your dress out and the $50 check they give you and all that. >> cool. >> when do we see you again? >> i got a visit scheduled again for saturday. i'll try to call before then, no? >> okay. >> almost out there. see you guys later. >> love you. >> love you too, baby. >> love you, babe. >> it's harder to adjust to society going from this, you know, going from this to freedom out there, you know? i don't know what to expect when i get out, you know? >>> coming up, conrad's mouth gets in the way of his parole. >> why do you guys expect to talk to us like this and then just

us. they took away that last summer. we are not even getting any of this faq. when people say we are going to pass this and it is going to help us, it will help us better than none, but we have been basically in deficit, all the school districts. they are not making up the money they have already taken away from us. i wish i would share the optimism for the good things. having said that, we are still going to negotiate with our collective bargaining partners. we always have. we did in the last two years. obviously, the integration of having back those school days is paramount for all of us, because it is unfair to students and our employees. each day is about a half percent decrease in a much they earn. that is not fair. why should they be carrying the burden of this crisis alone? those are things that are critical to us. if moneys come available, of course that is something we are going to try to get going as quickly as possible. but i would not get our hopes up that high right now, because what lies ahead, even if things pass, are really difficult times. commissioner maufas: we have been ta

a look ahead, the cool weather is going to stick with us, a storm passing us through the north is going to bring mostly cloudy skies tomorrow. fog and drizzle and cooler temperatures only into the 60s for the most part. there's the tailend of the system passing northern california right now. it looks like it's going to clip the north bay. we'll see mostly cloudy skies through the north bay. a 20% of showers in the north bay. temperatures only in the 50s and 60s. 68 in cupertino, 66 in mountain view, 67 in san jose. a few low 70s out there tomorrow in the inland valleys. 71 in fairfield, 72 in antioch, 70 in pleasanton. just the upper 50s along the coastline. 58 in san francisco, and 60s in the north bay. cooler weather continues into tomorrow and saturday with temperatures running 10-15 degrees below where they should be for this time of year. fog stays with us all the way through monday. late next week, clearer skies, and temperatures warming up closer to average by thursday. >>> oh, my god your glasses are all foggy! >> police say the students that you're hearing on that viral video b

we are getting the clock wise flow pulling in the easterly wind, that's wopped that's going to keep use coolish side for today. 75, we should be around 83, 84 for this time of the year. back towards the west, this is the system that's going to make us bake as we go in to the middle of the week. the warm front will slide through. we are going to feel the heat. u going to add insult to injury. the temperatures will be feeling like we are in the triple digits. let's put future trend in motion, a possibility of an overnight shower to pop up across the area. we should stay dry and that will continue in to wednesday, thursday, and friday will be our next chance for showers in the forecast. this is it in a nutshell. hour by hour showers today. mild with the temperature coming in around 75 degrees. here is a check of the seven- day forecast for you as summer will begin and you know what, on queue, the temperature at 94 degrees. we get hotter from there and more humid from there. temperature 97 and 91 degrees as we head in to thursday and friday. now a check of the time saver traffic with loren

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going to have in the next few weeks. it is my hope that we can have a single measure that we can all agree on. i think it is appropriate for us to go to the voters and properly ask that larger corporations pay their fair share in san francisco. supervisor olague: our office has been working with supervise avalos and the progressive revenue coalition for some months. before even being here, when i worked in nonprofits, i was part of those conversations. i believe this measure is the best way to support not only my district, but small businesses in san francisco. district 5 has the fillmore jazz district, the visit darrow, and inner sunset. this would replace the payroll tax. it does not penalize local businesses are hiring neighborhood residents. it exempts small businesses under $1 million to but to stimulate job growth in the tech industry and smaller neighborhoods. it would exempt operators of rent-control buildings to encourage owners to reinvest savings back into their assets. i, along with many of my colleagues, am proud of how far we have gotten with this legislation. i want to continue working with the mayor and the bu

christ commissioned to us to go to parts of the world where the gospel hasn't reached and his churchsn't exist to plant the church, airplanes part of, the go in missions. >> saint has made a career in providi providing jungle friends and others simplified tools. he recently d developed a flyi car "the maverick" also medical tools, dental laboratory fits in a backpack, solar powered electric drill. saint has trained people on four continents how to fix teeth. >> ways to help missionaries who haven't had health care background into the drive's seat so they can meet people's felt needs. >> although he is now immobilized, saint continues to promote his vision. >> i think for one to tell the world about jesus, we have to do it in new and creative ways. if god is prompting you to get out there and get involved and to pray, then please do it. >> stan jeter, cbn news. >> one of god's great missionary servants, please remember to pray for steve saint and check our website at cbnnews.com. that is all for "christian world news" thanks for joining us, george and wendy will be here next week, unt

the consumer products companies want us to make more money because then they make more money. they want us to go here into .1% that would bring us to a whole other league of financial success. what they immediate is women. latinas with latinas, so they know what other latinas have been through. they need african-american women, white women to bring in information that they don't have. and they need to know how to access capital. they need to know how to get a government contract, how to get money from advertisers who give away 10% of their contracts to women owned business. i decided i was going to start a movement for latinas, because there's never been a movement for latinas. so i engaged advertisers, because they get it. i don't have to explain it to them. sometimes politicians, it's like talking to the walls, you know what? let's talk to the people that already get us. advertisers know the most important thing we have in this country is our buying power. what we purchase, we have rights for that purchase power. we don't realize that if we just bought from each other, we would all be rich. so

going to be willing to eliminate? which of the tax credits are you going to be -- when are you going to be able to tell us tha ? ll, we'll go through that process with congress as to which of the different deductions -- >> but do you have any ideas now, like the home interest mortgage deduction, various ones? >> well, simpson/bowles went through a process of being able to say where they would be able to reach a setting where they had actually under their proposal, even more revenue for the government with lower rates. so mathematically, it's been proved to be possible. we can have lower rates, as i propose, that creates more growth, and we can limit deductions and exemptions. >> try as he might, bob schieffer could not get romney to identify a single tax expenditure that romney would eliminate or limit in any way. not the mortgage deduction, not the charitable deduction, not the deduction for state and local taxes. and what was the simpson/bowles' process for reaching romney's stated goal of more revenue for the government with lower rates? what were they willing to do with tax expenditures? it's right here on p

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

another sister walks through that door with a bottle of wine it warms our heart, makes us feel like we have somewhere to go were in full force drinking and having a good time. and i was definitely getting used to it but now its time to dive into our next dish. manicotti is in the oven cooking so what is the next dish we're preparing. this is my main my of debbie dixon and she has a recipe called drunken salmon and you've got to try it. so we're going to talk to her, and you can go wine and dine with your girls. alright. yes, talk to me. i'm going to ask a couple questions. first of all what did you prepare how did you start with this salmon what do you have in there now. this is marinated, lemon juice, wine of course and my special seasoning. it is white wine yes. because with fish you want white wine. can we know what the special seasoning? no. is that it right there. it's just a little mixture. how long have you marinated that. it marinated 24 hours. in that bag, obviously the prep, what's the next step to do. next bring it out of the bag hit it with seasoning again and put it on the skillet on top of th

go to washington first go ahead ok. the spill over has happened is going to continue is going to increase the more a side feels vulnerable the more he's going to use lebanon again in order to deter foreign powers from moving his regime and if you allow me peter just a few seconds to say this i want to go back. to that slugfest we had and it's not because russia is angry at what's happened in libya that this should be taken out against the syrian people and it's not because russia wants the syrian port of tartus tools that it should be taken out against the syrian people you are all talking about intervention in nato and chopping up the region what you are forgetting is that they syrian uprising is a against a dictatorial family that has lost its legitimacy and that is the bottom line and we need to be on the side of democracy and freedom when rather than honest i think everybody already from really fat i mean it just it why do you think the opposition being funded by outside powers is democratic you know that's the my big problem with this robert you want to jump in there go right ahead. well i was going to go back to your question on lebanon you

we used to go out for karaoke, but he would sing and i would leave. this is a magnificent evening. we gather tonight in celebration of asian-pacific heritage month. we take a moment to reflect upon our past, to understand the heroic struggles, obstacles, hardships that so many people, including this evening's tremendous honor read, had to overcome. this is a very special place. norm gave me the good fortune of putting my feet to the marble in the halls of congress. we will give the opportunity to 20 interns this summer so that they can partake in the greatest democracy that has ever resided on this planet. this is also a tremendous significance as congressmen alluded to. this is the home were people left when i came to this country, when they had to leave the fields of california from farming. that applies to the filipinos and two others. they set foot in san francisco. a generation upon generation, of residence of san francisco had to endure the struggles and have made this city a very special place. i am very excited about the leadership that presides over san francisco today. may

. >> you want us to go lighten europe, who's going to lighten us? >> let me finish. let me finish one second. you know what? all of them still want to be re-elected. what they have to learn from latin america in the '80s is none of them are surviving. >> all right, bruce. you heard it first right here. what do you think? is the u.s. responsible for europe? does steve have a valid point? >> i feel steve's pain. we're in a situation where there's a lot of stress. and the stress seems to be getting worse. but i think the simple point here is europe doesn't have a problem that it's lacking funds. the issue in europe is an issue of growth. it's an issue of how to allocate burdens and the disagreements among them. i think it's an issue here ultimately of what the region is going to look like politically. and injecting u.s. money into that is not going to solve any of those problems and in some cases could actually make it worse. >> steve, it could make it worse. what do you think? >> am i visibly bleeding from the arrows that have been shot my way, sue, suince i brought u

because there is no one it is going to be shot down that's going to end up in enemy hands it's going to expose you if you will the problem is most of the technology we're using flies low and slow and in the future if we confront real enemies with armies air forces air defenses they're not going to work as well as we think. so we're going to have to improve our technology as well now looking ahead to the future of this trend of drones of countries racing to create drones and more countries get a hold of them what that what the world look like in terms of a military international affairs well what's the world look like since the russians acquired nuclear weapons and then the chinese according to their weapons what is that meant to be perfectly blunt it's create a certain amount of stability. their words it's made it very difficult for us to go to war with each other because the consequences of doing so are so negative for everyone now i'm not sure that i would compare nuclear weapons with drones but think of it in those terms that if you know that your adversary has a capability that once you monopolised that changes your calculus it changes the risk it causes

please allow us to go through our proceedings. i would appreciate it. you have a witness that is going to make that connection? between suggesting that the sheriff' encouraged ms. lopez to dissuade other witnesses? >> it would be the inference that would be drawn from the fact that ms. lopez so dramatically change to position between speaking with ms. williams at 1:00 p.m. on january 4 and 7:00 p.m. that night. when she spoke with ms. williams at 1:00 p.m., she was expressing a fear for safety. she told ms. williams she was glad that ms. williams would be able to hear her if she screamed. in that -- when the evening rolled around, ms. lopez's expression toward ms. williams had changed completely. during the intervening time, there were numerous communications between the sheriff and ms. lopez. mr. merton testified to getting a message from buzz lopez to dissuade him -- ms. lopez to dissuade him from testifying and he heard sheriff mirkarimi in the background. that the sheriff was aware of these dissuasion efforts and participated in them. chairperson hur

those weapons don't lead to a new schism but we should give russia a year privately and if they don't move within that time period say we're going alone and push them to come with us. >> general jameson? >> the only thing i would add is until the election anything that even hints of doing something unilaterally is not going to be on the table. the process and i certainly agree with john crimes in the pentagon that inside the belt way things are going -- and interagency wants it to happen and some of those things are budget driven and save as much as they can realistically and it is not going to be agreements with russia or anything. that is my opinion. >> other questions? right there in the middle, bruce. >> bruce macdonald with the u.s. institute of peace. it is safe to say with in this room there's a broad consensus in support of further reductions and today our nato allies have been extraordinarily supportive of the new s.t.a.r.t. process. i am imagining going forward and seeing levels go down substantially more, particularly want to ask dr. flockhart but other distinguished panelists as well. is very point at which the u.s. extended deterrence which is more th

to they're not here for the benefits it's going to they're going to use all your aiding and abetting to put in the water out there i tell people nobody's going to go for the water coming here to work remember that the undocumented community is going to be billions to this country billions of the surplus those billions contribute to the growth of this country house institutions economic institutions education institutions so it's easy to say on that particular hospital that particular location was closed it was closed because yes we do need a new health care system in this country that's nothing to do with the undocumented community it's easy to put the blame where it's easiest to put you know it's going to people that's what they're doing with that argument i had a decent job and an old lady i had a stepdaughter i had a family i lived in it and it failed a nice community wasn't which was an upscale it was just like you know archie bunker society ok then they started showing up it was a mexican's of the time to south americans. and what happened i was pull

us. i want everybody here to remember that whenever they do in the future, bring everything you are and bring everything you want to the jobs you are going to be doing. there are tremendous opportunities that are out there. asian-pacific american heritage week is a time for all of us to be able to show the majority community what we are capable of doing. it is also a time when people in the asian pacific american community are learning about each other. many people say that the united states should be a melting pot. i did not believe in the melting pot theory. when you have a melting pot, you put all the ingredients into the bowl, stir it up, and everybody loses their identity. in the asian pacific american community, there are over 150 languages, religions, cultures, everything you can think of. we do not want to lose that identity of our own history regardless of where our forefathers have come from. i want everybody to be proud to of the language of their forbearers, the religion, the history, the culture, and the arts. again, i do not want us to lose our identity and the community in this great nation. again, thank you very much to t

people who are using their card to get cash to buy drugs and get other things. we go after one other thing. we're not affecting people who need help. we have had a policy that some states have, in my judgment, have used beyond legislative intent. we are tightening that up. i appreciate that there are others who would prefer that we did not have any savings. a kentucky the approach -- approach we take is accountability and make sure where they're through families. but we are increasing funding to a food bank. we are making more fresh fruits and vegetables available through the farmers market. we continue to strengthen more opportunities for local farmers. local efforts around fresh fruits and vegetables. we are making great strides as it relates to local food systems. supporting those efforts in schools for healthy food. i want to make sure that every dollar is kept exactly where it should be and we do not have people, frankly, ripping off the system. that is the approach we take. >> let me turn it to jim abrams. >> one of the other major issues is the regional divided

yes, you're going to challenge us. but when we go to work and we get things done and we feel that much better. that's why when we team one the board of supervisors, we get local hires done and done better. san franciscans need that job. when we say to you that we're going to create jobs for our youth, 5,000 of them this summer, we ain't messing around. we go to cooperations -- corporations like wells fargo and bank of america. get your hands up. jamba juice. how many are you going to hire? we go to every corporation. and i want to thank eric mcdonald from united way. thank you, eric, for helping us lead 5,000 jobs this summer. [applause] he's working really well with our school district, with our families and children of youth and families departments, with all the city departments to make this commitment true, 5,000 summer jobs. and we've got a website for those of you who are asking i don't know how to get those jobs. well, we're aiming those jobs this summer at disconnected youth. and for you not to be disconnected,

nuclear states could valued well we're only relying to terence which is threat and so we're not going to use them so i waited for him. returned from here is going to go back to the court throws region. at the time the judges agreed unanimously on the requirement for total nuclear disarmament the activists are fighting tad that opinion on and. this is. what i understand that the lawyers and others wanting to do is to use the unanimous passage of the opinion and i wanted to say to me is own how can we make that stronger how can we you know what are they doing that state practice that is still illegal is that your understanding of it as i mean that they're looking for some new leiva to put more pressure on the liquid states to comply and design completely not just to reduce. yes on nuclear weapons in fact it's reverse since the world court says and the americans particularly have come out and said that. they see new roles for nuclear weapons and so we're back to almost like a sort of cold war situation again but with the war on terror instead and so it's going to be far more difficult to get go

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support that resources create somehow magically support people aren't going to give people aren't going to contribute they're not going to usetheir own resources unless it's something that they are actually committed about that's the truth of the matter and programs if you are tall and tidy inside or out here financing if somebody has to are if somebody has one hundred thousand supporters versus somebody who has one supporter but that one supporters a billionaire the person with a one supporter might be able to outspend the person with one hundred thousand supporters fifty to one thousand to one that has nothing to do is all that has to do with the legal resources to persuade people in america that's what the citizens united case stands for so no i have not yet seen anyone bringing in cases of cash and handing them to anyone but it happened on both sides what i'm saying is the progressive solution that was presented as a sought to solve the problem hasn't worked we're going. you know what it what if what if we gave everybody the same airtime the same resource and it was determined on the ideas in the better vision that i cou

so this is your opportunity to tell us what's going on in your world. are there any updates from councilmembers 1234 members of the board, are there things that you would like to share with us? yes. >> i'm with the building owners managers association. we represent the commercial office buildings downtowns, approximately about 200 of them. i'd just like to thank the fire department and the police department and d.e.m. in particular, because we have a great working relationship with each of those three city departments. we're conducting this year, in august, a um -- could of building evacuations, emergency preparedness things. we had a shooter at 101 cowell a number of years ago. we need to replicate these kinds of instances in office buildings to make sure they don't happen again in reality. so i just want to, on behalf of boma thank the police departments, the fire department and d.e.m. for working closely with downtowns and in particular, with the building owners and managers association. thank you. >> thank you for all the good work you're doing. othe

(laughter) we're going to miss the hell out of him but we are going to make your lovely bride to be still work here and come back and see usll the time. (cheers and applause) i love you, brother, you're a good man. richie i bloomquist, give it to him. (cheers and (cheers and applause) welcome back, my guest tonight, the creator of fox's "family guy" his new movie ised "ted." >> oh... >> maury, you're home early. >> this place is a wreck, who are these girls. >> they're hookers so it's fine. >> what the hell is this? >> where are my manners? laurie, this is angelique, heavenly, sharine and soefbian blank. somewhere out there i r four terrible fathers i wish i could thank for this great night. (applause). >> jon: please welcome seth mcfarlane. (cheers and applause) is this for me? >> yeah, this is for you. >> jon: i'm delighted. i can't believe you brought the actor from the movie. (laughter) >> it is a gift from me to you, my friend. >> jon: what is this... now i have children. you may... please. take your seat. i have children of the age of seven and six. >> uh-huh. >> jon: is there anything that this says that is in any w

people are enjoying being in our parks in using our parks and going to concerts' and eating in our parks, and that is using -- that is working well for us. areas of concern include the fact that the 49ers are almost certainly going to vacate the stadium in the next three years, and there will be significant revenue losses in our parking garages. parking garage revenue is down about $11.5 million. supervisor chu: supervisor kim? supervisor kim: bringing up at candlestick park, and i know this is a difficult discussion because we are sad about the loss of the forty-niners, but has the discussion been started on the long-term future of candlestick park? any ideas what we might do with it? are we going to use it for other uses or are we constrained to their land use uses? >> the site is actually part of the hunters point shipyard, formally known as the hunters point shipyard redevelopment area. i think that under the terms of the redevelopment agreement, candlestick reverts to that project at the point in which the 49ers vacate. once the 49ers vacate, we think it would be in the city's best