i am not actually an acc volunteer, i am a supporter, and i just wanted to speak with about what a few others have mentioned which is their creativity was little, and you may or may not know that they have started an adoption agency, and the little adoption site at pet food express the pet food store and out of that little shelter they had there they have adopted out over 400 cats and over 30 bunnies and i think that was a great idea and it is very successful and the people love going there and i love going there. and so, i think that they are good at doing the out reach and they are great with what they have got and so, i really encourage you to give them more funding but i think that they can do some really wonderful things and creative things and smart things and animal good things. there was mentioned here on this note that the animal adoption pack between sfaca and sfpca is supposed to be working and it is not working well any more and in that is imports a majority of cats and dogs from outside of san francisco and declines the number that are adoptable from acc and this is well k

i am not against that. if you want to know what space is, you need somebody my age. , i would into space take a vodka and a little bit of scotch for my because they are friends and i would want to toast them. we should go up. me, what if you do not come back? i said, i am not worried about me coming back. that is a dangerous road. why should i? of course, the rocketship is going to blow up or something is going to happen. the end of life is no more life. you cannot be afraid of that. since it will end, i cannot think of a better way than , this is theuston poet. i just are to say what i see until i cannot say it or cannot see it anymore. tavis: how did you get so comfortable? i say that knowing you as i know you, at least. comfortable being able to espouse what is, for some people, uncomfortable, inconvenient truth telling? i came up and the only thing that happens that did not just happen, i cry all the time. i did come up at an age that so many of my friends were in jail or killed. phillips said that the p

a vet, and i am a member of the commission of animal control and welfare, and i am, the neighborhood emergency response team coordinator for glen park. and i would like to thank my supervisor weiner, for initiating this conversation which i think is long overdue, and particularly germane now when it is not budget season. i am here today as a strong supporter of san francisco's animal care and control. and i am here to ask you to increase the funding for this chronically under funded and critically important city organization. as a vet, and a member of the commission of animal control and welfare, i believe that acc could do more good for more animals if it had additional field staff, and the resources to both develop and expand programs and to promote more adoptions. and as a coordinator my number one priority is to facility and encourage my glen park neighbors to plan for the next earthquake and include their pets. i am asking you to plan for the future, by building a new shelter before the next earthquake occurs. >> my family and many members of my family have adopted dogs over the

in the food justice. >> my name is tony and i am with the senior and disability action and i am also with the town heritage foundation and i appreciate you the supervisors and bringing this to the forefront and i appreciate the task force and the findings and the hard work. you have a good view on the dots that connect housing crisis and the food crisis and we are looking at food gentrification you go around the city and find the places where they sell the good food and you cannot afford that. not to mention, monsanto that is trying to monopolize all food and is literally poisoning the community. with some of the recommendations and i have heard the people talk about aging in place, about the hospital discharge, procedures, and making sure that the meals are delivered to the people that are discharged from hospitals, and that having that service to make sure that insures health and there are other things that more food awareness programs were funded and explored and promoted. would lead to and i remember being a student at george washington high school and they started, and we though

am. >> i really am charming. ou are just doing that job until whatever. i was just -- i don't even know what i meant. >> i think you meant until she makes it big. marry a hockey player. >> i thought she was marying an actor. >> probably a hockey player who will become an actor. trust me if it happens it is a combination of two names. >> i guess you believe you are not guilty of these things. it is weird because you are a jerk. >> i am a very polite person. there are things missing, talking on a phone in an elevator. stoping getting off an escalator. people get to the bottom or top and then just stop. get out of my way! here is my new thing. this happens a lot in new york now. people getting off the subway. it used to be people getting off go first. and now people stand in front of the doors. my thing is i stand in the door without exiting until they move. one of these days i will get my ass kicked. you will get knifed. >> it is so rude. i am saying they should brob blee be relocate i somewhere else. >> have i a pr

and i am the owner of 68 procidio with my wife. and as my attorney just addressed this you, there is one other thing that i wanted to point out to you. and that is as of last night, the appellant contacted my attorney through his attorney, and said, you know, if you would only get rid of your fire escape, we would be willing to drop our appeal tonight. and so, i find this very disturbing, okay? and appalling that an entire campaign was mounted for the last 13 weeks and for actually a year all around safety. and now, all of a sudden, the neighbor wants us to get rid of our fire escape. i mean, it is, the hypocracy is unbelievable these people should be made an example of and i realize that the board does not have the jurisdiction to do that, and my passion of dealing with the year of this and the cost of this and the emotional stress of having to do this. and so i will only say that to you to put a perspective on this. and why i am frustrated in support of what my attorney just said is the game that is being played here is by withdra

i am at risk of being displaced. one of the most powerful questions i know is how did i or we set this up. so when i asked that question for my own benefit i shift my attention from other people and my desire for them to change their behavior where i wield no power, to recognizing how i have contributed to the situation and how i might change my behavior to affect a change and influence others to do likewise. a question which i have not heard being asked in this hearing or in any other situation is why are an estimated 70,000 rental units being withheld from the market? nobody's been surveyed, i haven't been asked, i have been withholding two or three rental units at a time. i deem it important to investigate and determine seemingly to me rental property owners at a time when market values are high are withholding rental units from the market for a particular reason or reasons which it's appropriate be determined in your continuing investigation. i thank you. >> thank you, sir. next speaker. >> hello, my name is sarah

i am just saying. >> that's the saddest inning to "red eye" i have ever seen in my life. >> i am not be with andy. >> it would be lonely. him and his cats. >> do you ever tell people you are a widower? >> on first dates i say i hope to some day be one. >> well, i guess that is that. it is 9:00. and jody sweetin is in it. >> she is awesome. what a great girl. >> from "full house." did you rip her with jokes about the olson twins? >> no. i didn't watch it that much. she is great and she has gone through tough things in her life. she is well on the way back to doing well. >> excellent. >> she's hot too. >> she has a full house. thank you. jim norton, tv's andy levy, dean cain, see his show on ion. why can't i say it? 9:00 sunday. bye. vt)h,3l:d.+7 farms, you cannot make a mistake. >>> tonight a lot >>> i'm eric bolling along with greg gutfeld and kimberly guilfoyle. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." obama care rollout, today's highlights, i.t. professionals warned that the website is a hacker's dream, your personal info at risk. >>> at a fund-raiser in florida last night,

i might not win my academy award until i am 70, but i am going to win. i am going to get there. i'm not going to worry about if it will ever happen, because it will. people met me when i was 16 years old. that is when i started in this business. i turn 43 in nine days. that is a long time. i have lived my life in front of the camera. the times you saw me step away was because there were things in my life that were more important. i never wanted to be this age and not have children. i never wanted to not have a family. it was always part of my plan. can have everything, but not at the same time. "best let's go back to man holiday." what is the joy of being reunited with an all-star cast of black folks in a movie that andull of fun and frolic e some insights as well. what is it like being on the set when all of that energy is coming at you? there were nights when we felt like we were college dorm buddies. the girls were constantly counting calories. constantly. what is in that chocolate chip cookie? the girls were constantly counting calories. the boys in the girls would have in-de

that is why i am so nice to them. want to go to the dessert table and i want to go -- said their with the teachers. my first grade teacher did come to reading i did and i want to tell you that she used to not go out teresa so she could stay inside and read. i was scared because i was a very bullied child. i was very different. every step of the way i have these public school teachers and they could get it. they got me, they got it. and me too. do you have a minute, read this poem. you read this poem and come back and we will talk about it. for me it has been teachers every step of the way. if you're lucky you find your way into a spiritual community and you start to find the great teachers of all the ages who said the same thing. there is only love. you are made of love. there is only one thing that everything is made of. it is energy. is made of divine intelligence. everyone is made of energy. energy, so you find teachers who say stuff and you can hear it. you go that is right. it is like being in rocco or someone and

>> i think people can tell i am small. but i think i am smaller than i think i am. don't do selfies because you just see blank space. i am like this because i am short. but anyway, you rap very fast. as a rap owe fish gnaw dough i can say you rap very fast. >> i rap slow on certain songs too, but i don't simplify it that much. even if i am rhyming slow it is more complex lyrically. >> it is great and funny as hell. it is great when you have a sense of humor. "media midget" has a great chorus. >> yes, a lot of curses in that chorus though so you have to look it up. >> wait until you are 18. you released "legends never die" on cassette. >> special cassette, cd, vinyl, we do it all. it is hip hop. it is the organic feel of hip hop so we threw every aspect out there. the dj's can turn it up and boom box it up. >> i know exactly what you are talking about. do you sell a lot of cassettes? >> it is limited edition. they did a thousand limited special edition. >> when i listen to you i don't think you can be described like put in a political peg. i don't see you as liberal o

i am just saying. >> that's the saddest inning to "red eye" i have ever seen in my life. >> i am not ing to be with andy. >> it would be lonely. him and his cats. >> do you ever tell people you are a widower? >> on first dates i say i hope to some day be one. >> well, i guess that is that. it is 9:00. and jody sweetin is in it. >> she is awesome. what a great girl. >> from "full house." did you rip with jokes about the olson twins? >> no. i didn't watch it that much. she is great and she has gone through tough things in her life. she is well on the way back to doing well. >> excellent. >> she's hot too. >> she has a full house. thank you. jim norton, tv's andy levy, dean cain, see his show on ion. why can't i say it? >>> hello, everyone. i'm kimberly along with bob beckel and eric bolling, it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." >>> today we're remembering president john f. kennedy 50 years after he was assassinated. it's a day that marks his death, but today we'll remember his life, tonight on "the five," but first, another day, another obama care delay. this one pushing

>> good evening, commissioners i am the permit officer in the station. and the station has no objection to the place of permit place of entertainment for the four seasons and i spoke with him and i went out there and it is a traditional restaurant just one room, and want to put a karaoke machine in the center of it and in the application he is going to do the sound proofing in a stand alone building. he did attempt the lower polk meeting and which the captain was supposed to attend and he was unable to find it i don't think that he made it, but he tried. >> great, do you have any conditions that you have placed? >> just the sound proofing that he is supposed to be doing. and so, just noise complaints, and his hours of operations are from tuesday to sunday, ten a.m. to 9 p.m. and friday to saturday p ten a.m. to 11 p.m. >> and one karaoke machine with one, 100 wat amplifier. >> that is it. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> is there any public comment on four seasons? >> looks like there is one. >> can i have the overhead? back in... >> sure. >> my name is mic

institution, i am on dialysis. and now, if if i was at the hospital and if ied to go to the other hospital i would never make it because they don't take our patient person. but the general hospital took me and i do all of my services there and i go to the room clinic and i go to the therapy because for my legs, so i can get up and walk one day and so, everything that i do is inside of a hospital. and they treat me well, and you know, and they make me friendly, and they are friendly to me because they understand the situation, that i came out of. and if it wasn't for them, who knows, i probably would be tore up, so please don't move. that is all that i got to say. >> thank you, sir. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please? >> my name is (inaudible) and i am 13 years old and i am here to support my dad for dialysis at general hospital. >> hello my name is george and i would like to say that i started dialysis when i was 32, real young. born and raised here in the mission and i don't kno

that's what i am trying to do. pushback do you get for being straight forward in your lyrical content, or is it welcomed? >> i think it is welcomed by most. the other ones we ain't going to worry about. tavis: how much of your success? your dad knew you were gifted. you were on the stage when you were 11. >> it was the cotton club. venue, wrong city. how much of your success did your dad get to see before he passed? >> not that much of it. he got to hear the first four of my album. he got to see me perform because i did some gigs with him in the last couple years, but he didn't well ihance to see how did afterwards. he got to see it. he knew from a baby what i was going to be doing. don't think you had much choice. >> i didn't have a choice. for a brief moment i thought, maybe i will go into psychology. then i thought, that isn't going to work. this is tavis: what i was born to do. tavis:tavis: when you think about it you are a psychologist. >> i get so many people who say, you helped me with my divorce, or you hel

i think i am a little taller. e onstage, and the first thing i said is what is this gentleman going to do. why is he here. he opened his mouth, and people were blown away. he won't have a career. he may do some things that were off the beaten path. didn't know they were friends. i use that as motivation to say, you can say what you want about me, but i am here because i don't think anything comes from just happening. my career and those people who were naysayers, i was talking to my manager the other day. every major theater around the world i have gotten a chance to perform with on the world's greatest stages. that is more to speak the lessons i have learned, to not feel discrimination can determine he. i feel if i always worry about the things i can control, i am in the drivers seat. people say, everybody isn't going to love you, and that's fine. if i can really invest in how i prepare my work, that is going to give me the tools to be successful in what i do. tavis: there are a couple of things that you raise tha

so what am i going to do, i am going to an ivy league school should i do what you do, you know? should i just drop out, turn on and log in? is there any purpose of going to college other than getting a high paying job when you come out? is there at this possible reason for having a liberal education other than cash? >> college education is going to help you learn things and introduce to people around you and it is really expensive so what people are paying for is bry, they are hoping to get jobs afterwards and letting them down as a country. >> colbert: that's my rob with your site it is free and i believe the purpose of going to college is to acquire crippling debt. >> then the system is working. >> colbert: because the people who work for me say on this show who have college loans i know will never quit. no matter how poorly i treat them. so let's say that this utopian future of yours comes about. >> sure. >> colbert: and everybody learns bleep, blurp and your coding thing what will we do? all just sitting in like windowless cubicles coding madden 3,000? what will america be p

i am not kidding. moked crack while i was wasted and i am not ashamed of that. >> how did it feel? >> great. it is a wonderful drug. it is like a lot of cocaine packed into a small rock. marion barry did it a million times and he was re-elected. barack obama brags about it in his book. he is the second coming of christ. >> that's not true. >> yes, it is true. >> he did cocaine. >> what is cocaine? >> exrak is cocaine. >> crack is wet cocaine. we all love him. the difference is -- the difference between marion barry and barack obama and this guy is clear. one is canadian. liberals will not give canadians a pass, but they will let americans do anything. what is with that cross border bias? >> i don't know, but are you absolutely right. that is the distinction. >> that's the only difference. >> what are his politics ? he is a republican and an ass kicker. he is liberating them from the qawg meyer. >> now you changed my mind about everything. all mayors should be doing crack. >> think about all of the stuff

i am miss placed discrimination. i am an army brat. my family has come to the mission due to displacement, thrown off the railroad when my native american -- i have a section 8 public housing voucher, my family has never been on aid, that was the only way i was able to reside in the mission which it is now not paying out at fair market value. i have lived in a single family home for 10 years which there is a loophole. there is no rent control. i have 4 children and the only way i was able to stay in the neighborhood was with the help of my voucher. my father has now been passed on for 30 years, which he was a relocation supervisor of the native american disscent, a california indian. he was a navaho and apache. i am with the mono napono frieb. i am a native american of yosemite where san francisco gets their water. we were forced to live in the mission in order to live and not be killed. i have now been homeless for 3 months. i cannot find any housing and i have worked for all boards for about two years. my family, we own the mohawk gas

i am more of a details guy. i find gq is like a wimpy version of details. it is like details without the abs. >> it is a slightly straighter version. >> you are making fun of details, but i read details. when you said that i was going to say me too? oh we are making fun of it? >> i have 30 seconds. >> i agree. i don't think it is fair to put president obama on this list. it is not fair to say he is not influential. he caused a lot of people to lose their health insurance. >> plus he is taking on terrorists and civilians with drones. >> i am for that. coming up, our last story. female announcer: sunday's your last chance sunday's your last chance to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. through sunday, thanksgiving weekend, save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic. or choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular tempur-pedic mattresses. you can even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice with head-to-toe customization. the triple choice sale ends sunday, thanksgiving weekend. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket

so i am... and so given the best guess here in terms of the six month completing date to get this all done with an eye towards getting the roof done immediately so that there is no real danger of the property falling down. without having to worry about this water coming in. >> and go ahead. >> still kind of bothered by a time line and the pictures. and because to me, it is actually as simple as pulling the dumpster up and everything in the house and especially if no one lives in there now, if they are worried about what the roof is going to cost and that will go a long way in showing the good faith. >> it is not that simple, and if it was we would have gotten it done and these items would have been taken out and i will be happy to discuss these issues in a more confidential setting but i don't think that this is the appropriate setting for us to have that discussion. i hope that you can appreciate that as a policy making body and looking at this appeal and whether or not it is within the criteri

jacob and i am the manager of downtown taxi and i am trying to stay as... >> how many people are going to speak on this? >> just one, three minutes, then. >> thank you. >> i have been known for 15 years, and he was working as a cab driver. and it is the critical of his career was the taxi cab medallion two years ago. and i am sure that we all in our lives, at least once, made some mistakes, or exercise some poor judgment, we wanted to know, and we work and he is an exceptional cab driver and i don't have in my memory that i have heard ever a complaint from the public or sfmta and i doubt that sfmta has anything on him that related to failure to convey, or other things that are associated with that. the punishment here that as sfmta chose to have is way over weighed the crime. we, the mistake the effect of the punishment is that, usually it is life long, and in that, you are given just one chance, to buy this medallion. and they just it is way too much, behind that medallion in his family. and so, i am pleading with you commissioners to exercise leniency and come up with the solution th

we had the underwear bomber. >> i am not talking about the airport. i know it doesn't bother you there are cameras all over the city tracking you whatever. and your argument has always been once are you in public you have no reasonable expectation of privacy. >> his argument is wrong. the guy taking shots of the woman's private parts. >> the distinction is the purpose. >> thank you. >> shouldn't matter with regard -- the fourth amendment shouldn't matter. >> there are exceptions to every rule. there are exceptions to the reasonable expectation of privacy. >> i don't believe you. >> okay. >> way to shoot her down. >> somebody is trying to look at somebody else's private parts could be lewd or assaultive there are a variety of criminal laws are you violating. if it is the government trying to keep you safe and a camera not at all intending to look up your skirt, two different things. >> so they claim. >> bill, do you know journalists who are walking around taking pictures of breastfeedings? >> you are putting me on the spot. >> it rhymes with smavudo. >>

and i am very -- i think about that when i am in there. and i always tell me people, we've got to make sure we -- inclusionary. >> right. >> i give you an example. my financial advisor is this old white guy from the south. i love him like a father. i told him, i said, i need you to hire a black guy. he said, what do you mean? i said, i need you to hire a black guy in this. he said i am not racist. >> i said, you are not. i love you like a father but you have a secretary. you hired your song. you hired a couple of your friends. and i said, one of the reasons this systems of haves and have-nots keeps going is there are some people who are racist but a lot of people who are successful, they hire their friends or friends of theirs. >> hire people they know? >> yeah. you can't -- i understand that to a certain degree. but it's up to you. when you got the key to the castle, you are job is to bring possible. >> some of the greatest discrimination we have seen lately in american society has to do with gays and lesbian s. >> jason collins came out a

>> i am the worst patient because "a" i want to micromanage everything and "b" i am a hypochondriac. s colonoscopy is a special case, he decided he didn't want an sneezia. >> i -- anesthesia. >> if you were to test positive, are you ready to hear that? >> see the doctors going to the doctors. >> glaucoma, it's her editary. i want to make sure i don't have it but if i do i will get treated early. >> i will pult -- put florescent dye on your eyes. >> i have never had such an enthusiastic patient. >> this is where the small intestine meets the large intestine. >> more importantly, results. >> in your particular case, it appears -- >> here's the bad news. the bad news is, it's just gonna get worse. >> announcer: don't miss the doctors going to the doctors. >> how did i do as a patient? >> announcer: you have time to shop for car insurance today? yeah. i heard about progressive's "name your price" tool? i guess you can tell them how much you want to pay and it gives you a range of options to choose from. huh? i'm looking at it right now. oh, yeah? yeah. what's the... guest room situation?

i am willing to play around with that. i think that it is more of like if there is a movie on a friday night, and it goes until is it possible, to go to ten, if necessary. >> that kind of thing. >> okay. >> right here and i will make sure to go and ring some doorbells. >> thank you. >> commissioner joseph? >> hi. i know that street really well because i park there. and then i walk up the ramp across the street and go into the pride office. and i know that street really well. so, you actually have not been able to speak to any of the residents in this building to see if there are children in this building or anything? i mean you never went up to the door which is right there and rang a bell? >> i didn't know that that was an entrance because i did not realize that was a door into the building. i thought that was... so i think that part of it is... >> up in the windows. >> yeah. >> well, i think that it is two-fold with that. >> one i have been trying to get my ducks in a row in regards to getting this up and running. and phy

i am miss placed discrimination. i am an army brat. my family has come to the mission due to displacement, thrown off the railroad when my native american -- i have a section 8 public housing voucher, my family has never been on aid, that was the only way i was able to reside in the mission which it is now

but i am focused on 2016. what do we have to do to bring together a national coalition that could again start winning elections like ike won elections, and like reagan won elections and that's what i talk about, this is a book about the history of the republican party, and it starts with ike in 19 -- >> rose: winning -- >> you elect conservatives who are not only politically conservative but conservative with a small -- people like ike who weren't afraid to stand down against the most extreme elements of their own party. people like ronald reagan, who would actually, if you held as a conservative champ but he took, pat buchanan always said it drove reagan crazy when he would read human events and trashing him because he was never sufficiently conservative enough. a lot of the neocons were trashing ronald reagan in the early 1980s because here is a great example, reagan was pragmatic, the neocons didn't want reagan to sell grain to the soviets. >> reagan was more interested in how farmers were doing in the midwe

or charge admission at the door. >> or charge admission. >> i am looking for that here, and i am still looking for it. and so i would love to... >> and so i kind of am wondering because i know that i give it to the art galleries and i don't think that the art galleries serve or charge, and you know. >> they have wine. and they give it away. they serve,... and so you can have just something like that. >> what about the soda. >> it is a beverage. >> and didn't he just tell us that he was willing to do that? >> yeah. >> but the point is, if he doesn't do it now, he is willing to do it to get a permit. if he does not need a permit, why would he do it? do you see it? >> this is what i think and i am hearing. and you know, the difference between making movies is when is the studio showing the movies is a theater house. recording sound on to a dvd is a recording studio, and having a live band is a performance space and it is not the same thing, and it is, the same family as it were. but to me, i don't think that they have been doing this and what i see in the city is a lot of pressure on musi

i responded cautiously i am good. i am okay. how are you? i am fine. i want to hear about you. what was it like? it was hot. i am sure. and hard, it was really hard. darfur is in bad shape and is in on a response is so complicated. was nodding but her eyes were already wandering. she might have been interested in where i have been and worked and where i did the work but she didn't have the words to talk about it and the truth was neither did i. and wanted to know how i was doing. i was the one troubling to put sentences together. i didn't have party appropriate and it goes to rattle offer dramatic stories that would cause a crowd gathered around us. most mornings i had trouble bringing myself to get out of my pajamas. i took the conversation back to her. how are things with you? good but nothing compared to what you do. a school acquaintance over the conversation and came to greet me. i heard you were away. rebecca told me about indonesia, the tsunami. yes. oh my god. how was it? was it fun or devastating? when a question like that about one of the most publicized natural disas

i am not sure, but they can be cabled. and i know that the department's concern is insurance issues but the ted says that we are insured. and if these were my clients, and i had a 70 percent chance if i got water on me immediately he said bring a sprinkler, anything to hydrate them. i would take it. 811 gonzales. again, i will have the photo. and thank you. again, this is an 80 percent chance of saving, we will have ten to 15 years with it and but it needs immediate hydration *, and pentra bark to pick up the immune system with the proper pruning which needs to be removed and all of this and you can only take a third of the plant off or you will kill it. >> ted also recommended the use of the russian pines with the various planting. the third picture is 840 gonzales. and we agreed with the arborist from dpw, that it all of us that it could not be saved, however, we had rain in early september, and i took this photo two days ago. and it has bark needles it is coming back. because of that. we are told, there is a man named ma

and i am happy. and i am happy when i came and i am happy when i go in. yeah. >> thanks to all of you. i love you all. and i love you all and always. commissioner, thank you, for the opportunity, at this time. and thanks, thanks for everything. and for making us feel that, we are really family. and i love you all in a way. >> thank you. >> thank you. [ cheers ] [ applause ] >> is there any other public comment on the executive director's report? >> john wo o and i am the accounting manager and i would like to say a few words and continue the acknowledgment of the years of word of mr. nelson, and just indulge in a minute in history he mentioned that the water front has changed a lot. imagine 1982 and you are an account ant and that is before personal computers. so, you know, back in that day, there was you know, paper ledgers, typewriters, documents sent to the controller's office and so it was a different world that we live in today and very much in the same way that the water front is a very different place. and being a contract account ant for most of t

i am more of a details guy. i find gq is like a wimpy version of details. it is like details without the abs. >> it is a slightly straighter version. >> you are making fun of details, but i read details. when you said that i was going to say me too? oh we are making fun of it? >> i have 30 seconds. >> i agree. i don't think it is fair to put president obama on this list. it is not fair to say he is not influential. he caused a lot of people to lose their health insurance. >> plus he is taking on terrorists and civilians with drones. >> i am for that. coming up, our last story. >>> coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye" hurricane appearances from jedediah bila and jesse joyce. >> e block. last story. that's the last >> yea. is bragy the new selfie? it is a story hannity refuses to cover. a picture on social media designed to show off or make people jealous like from a vacation or concert or a vacation at a concert or concert vacation. a third of people in the uk say they share bragging photos with almost half of them claiming vacation pictures are the best

i am glad that i am seeing the ellis act in the newspaper headlines. i was an ellis act evictee back in 2005 and people didn't even know what the ellis act was. well, a lot more people know about it now. one idea that i heard of some years ago on the state level, which nobody seems to be talking about now, was it wouldn't solve everything but it would be a step, would be requiring that the property owner has to have had the property for 5 years or more and i make that 20 years. that would discourage some of it. yeah, i lost my place where i lived for 36 years, raised 3 children, they were mean, they did all the stuff that you hear about, you know, the harassment. they even tried a lawsuit at one point, it was like baffling and they lied on the legal documents so i got help from the tenderloin housing clinic. those people are really good, thank you, steve collier. yeah, i don't know what to do about it. i have thoughts about, they could have some kind of mental health survey that property owners would have to take and if it disclosed that they were incap

do i? am i aam i am addict? have i tried it. probably in one of my drunken stupors. a crack user. a social crack user. when i drink i smoke a little crack. obviously today the scandal was disgraceful and the only thing left for him to do. >> i was elected to do a job and that's exactly what i'm going to continue doing. on october

and i am a senior but i am in good condition, but will i always be? no. we need buses and public transportation, and we need help and we need it now not in the future. >> thank you. >> could i ask a follow up question, did anyone contact you to sort of get your feedback on what the terms of this scope of this work should be? >> not our neighborhood, association. and we are by the way registered with the planning department. >> okay, thank you. >> the signs that the water front transportation and the area and fisherman's wharf and they want to be and (inaudible) who knows, and (inaudible) also the... (inaudible) and the big experience, (inaudible). the people are nice and the scenery are wonderful. >> thank you i have a few other cards. >> larbon and tory and jessica lovejoy. >> this is john perish, and 200 brannon and i serve on the home owner's association and you did call my name previously. >> i want to thank mr. albert for the work that he is doing and looking at the broader picture my concern is mainly the 3032 area and because of the impact and if y

i am concerned about safety. re in the audience i don't want to get hit in the faces with a pass fire. i don't need that. >> look, coming out against this is too easy. we don't want to see this happening. you have to make this story interesting. >> i have front row tickets saturday night. i cannot wait. my bet is on tiny tim. he is only 6 years old. of course it is deeply disturbing. i am more disturbed by the parents who think this is a good idea. what goes through a parent's brain that would make them say, yeah, i want to train my little kid to kick the crap out of another little kid in the ring and maybe make money off of it. >> maybe these kids are outside causing problems they are trying to get them involved in a sport. >> these kids are kicking knocking people down choke holds. they turn their arms back around they -- it is the most barbaric sport i have seen at this level and the professional level. it ought to be banned. it is very, very dangerous. i know some of you like that crap. somebody is going to di

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>> hello, i am with arbor well and i am the permit holder. and i am just here to request that i be allowed to fulfill the useful permit and fulfill the work. and i have nothing else to say other than what i said last time. >> thank you. >> good evening commissioners public works again. and i both reviewed the brief from the appellant and his statement currently, and not to say that there are misstatements by the appellant and the permit to the arbor well. and on september 6, 2013, and the occupantcy permit, the allegation that we were stone wall and did not provide him information and he was able to appeal the permit on september 9th. and with a start date by all of the september 10, it does not appear that there was attempt to stone wall in this case or that we received a request from the appellant and we provided him with the copies of the information. and if i may, provide the overhead for me? >> and zoom a little bit to see the whole entire permit? >> as you can see, the appellant requested a location of 41704, gonzalez however, the permi

he said i am sober for 72-hours. >> he was the greatest single fighter i ever saw. >> he was amazing. >> first let's go to the breaking news at the fox news desk. >> thank you very much, bob. we are getting bad news from the u.s. military which has reported to us there was an incident today at camp pendleton in california. we are told it happened about 11:00 local time there. so 2:00 eastern time this afternoon. our understanding is four marines lost their lives there this morning, california time. they have been very vague about exactly what happened. but they told us there was an accident there and that all of the names will be given within 24-hours. they have to identify -- notify all of the next of kin. the marine says they will release the identities sometime in the late morning california time tomorrow. this is a mock-up of camp pendleton. this is a 3-d view. 42,000 military personnel. 4 of our brave marines lost their lives. i am shepherd smith at the fox news desk. "the five" continues after a short break. >>