call more cards -- sylvia, adam, adelle, mr. [inaudible], mr. lieu [inaudible], mr. seto. >> [inaudible] on the causeway of van ness and broadway. i live in the apartment for over 25 years and everyday i take the 47/49 bus to go around. i take this bus to see my doctors, by things, see my family members and also [inaudible]. is very important for us because we need them to go around for daily life. we can go to costco to buy things and safeway to buy things [inaudible] and family members. [inaudible] heard that the bus stop in the building it's going to be terminated. [inaudible] set up the two bus stop [inaudible] by van ness an vallejo so the citizens can move around more conveniently. low income seniors -- we don't have our own car. we need public transportation and it's our right in this country for us to move around freely. and i hope the [inaudible] will support that too [inaudible] citizens can have a better life in the area. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. just let the audience know, when we do have translation needs, we'll double the time just

. >> chair adele wilson, cochair, kostanian, present, councilmember sarah burgett, absent. council den ny's, councilmember chip supanich, wong, wong has an excused absence. >> thank you very much. now, we'll have the reading and approval of the agenda. >> item 1. welcome introduction roll call. item 2, action item and reading and approval of the agenda. >> item 3. public comment. >> item 4, information item. report from the chair. >> item 5. discussion and possible action item. maishs disability council bylaws amendments. discussion of possible amendments to article two, section 4 of the mayers disability council's bylaws making attendance at the executive committee meetings mandatory establishing attendance standards and ability to attend council proceedings via conference phone or bridge line. >> item 6. information item, accessibility of the san francisco public library system. presentation by marty god ard. accessible services manager, san francisco public library. >> item 7. action item. co-chair election. in correspondence with the mayor's disability council bylaws ar

one scary scene. 7,000 block of adelle road. eight people hit. we don't know if it was a car that struck them. what they were doing at the time. none of them have critical injuries. this is near northwestern high school. you can see there is quite a scene. at this location. we'll keep an eye on this and bring you updates as we get them in. >>> keeping your family safe. wusa 9 first alert weather. >>> keeping your family safe from dried up skin. that's about the only danger going on outside right now. >> dried up skin? >> dry skin weather is when your furnaces are on. >> it gets warm out there. and there's no moisture going on. >> you're right. his hands are always dry. >> my hands get ashy. take a look. >> moving on. we are looking at a perfect, perfect pattern here. your skin is just fine. you don't need your furnace. you don't need your ac. >> but you may need lotion. >> you don't need lotion. that's for december and january. high, 77. down to 73. relative humidity, 46 percent which is very comfortable. the winds light out of the east at ten fo

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. >> my name is adelle and i am also in notre dame apartment tenant. they told everything why they need this stops at vallejo. maybe i can also -- because we are all low income people, we have to buy everything in the shops that not really expensive so we need to go and to see where are the sales and because of this use in the transportation in -- sorry. sometimes they use not no to go buy something northbound. sometimes we use northbound to right rest a little bit -- it's okay. so they ask you to support us very strongly ask you. thank you. >> next speaker please. >> i'm also a senior in notre dame apartment. good morning to all the supervisors and officials. in the apartment there are more than 200 seniors, low income immigrants and also [inaudible]. we depend on the 47 and 49 buses to go around. we go to north and go to south to do it [inaudible] size to visit or family members and buy things and see doctors. on the new system the seniors have to go south to walk down three blocks to union street who take the bus. and then [inaudible] go uphill to [

adelle earlier recovered from a 140 plus point loss after comments from russian president at the g20f the u.s. attacks or make some type of strike against syria we will help syria we were able to recover from that, but you see that the dow is flat. the other indexes are holding on to some gains year. the summit, as you know, 200-point swing. as we look at the markets ahead volatility, can you use it to your advantage? joining us now, chief investment officer. you have about six and half billion in assets under management. how you feel about the markets right now and investing in equities? bullish or bearish? >> we are definitely bullish. what we said earlier in this summer is a big difference in the second half bursas the first half, a return to volatility simply based on all of the uncertainty that started with fed tapering and win and who will be the next fed chairman. now you throws syria and the middle east on top of that. we have the debt ceiling, the budget negotiations. all of this means balata -- volatility. investors should take advantage, just as they did today. triple digi

new hampshire avenue at adele phi road traffic running smooth in each direction.irec >> devastation continues in colorado as days of rain have turned the normally picturesque area to a disaster area. >> president obama signed a package for federal aid. >> more wet weather adding to the already soaked landscape. >> it's four inches from what it was an hour and a half ago. >> roads destroyed, others oth washed out.ed some are forced to wade through the water by foot.. others are paddling their wayirw around. >> i woke up this morning and a looked out the backyard to make sure and there was a guy kayaking outside our fence. >> surging flat waters have left five people dead and more than 1,000 missing. mis the latest victim an elderlyerly woman. female had injuries and was unable to leave her residence. neighbors went to assist her and discovered the home was destroyed.dest she's unaccounted for and we're assuming deceased at this at th. >> the wet weather is hampering search and rescue efforts. >> we're working hard. it's just that mother nature isn't cooperating right now. >> federal emergency

. >> if you sing better than aretha franklin, adele, who ever.oing to be famous. >> reporter: still a lottery ticket. ♪ with or without you >> reporter: aaron knows a thing or two about timing. he spent a decade writing songs and chasing fame in this town. ♪ keep on dreaming >> reporter: he turned his professional heartaches into a hit song for eli young band. >> live from nashville, t tennessee. >> reporter: heap is tnow he is doing the singing. ♪ i want to be your friday night sweet grass summertime sunshine ♪ >> reporter: "friday night" recently began climbing the charts. >> weird you are a new artist. been around writing songs for people. >> might take ten years, might take one night. >> reporter: he and his fellow songwriters, try to conjure up the next big hit. >> bluebird cafe on sunday night. line out the door that if give you a number. ♪ my hands are shaking so i close my eyes ♪ later that night we are minutes from anna lisa taking the stage. suddenly she spots a face in the crowd. and realizes the stakes truly could not be higher. a vip

. >> adele goldenberg. good afternoon. my main language is russian. i'm in the notre dame apartments. i want to thank you for your decision to let us have bus stops. because we need it very much. we try to be active and because senior people to move is to live. so we are very very thankful to you for your decision. thank you. >> next speaker. >> zeal an situ. [speaking foreign language] >> ladies and gentlemen, i'm the resident of the notre dame residence in the section of baldwin and van ness." our building is from china and -- we depend on 47 and 49 bus. >> we go north and south to exercise and see doctors. the 47 and 49 bus to be terminated. this will reduce time for the traffic. but there will be a problem for seniors of the building. for the new system, we'll be able to walk down 3 blocks to union street to take the new system. for now we have to go to jackson street to take the system. the munis bus turns left and turns right. seniors across the street. it's really to get residents. if used as a stop, you have to consider the traffic time and th

adele, try. try once more to strike fire and purple from your golden harp. try, i beg you.it myself. it is deaf and dumb. why should the most beautiful flowers be the most poisonous? it's a curse that hangs over all creation, all life. why would you not be my bride? because the source of life is poisoned in you. uh, now i can feel that vampire in the kitchen beginning to suck my blood. there are poisons which blind and poisons which open the eyes. i must have been born with the second kind in my veins, because i can't see beauty in ugliness or call the evil good. i can't! jesus christ descended into a hell, when he wandered through this madhouse, this brothel, this morgue which we call earth. the mad men killed him when he tried to set them free and released the robber instead. the robber always gets the sympathy. oh, alas for our soul. alas. oh, savior of the world, save us. we are dying. bring the screen quickly. i'll die. the delivery coming. welcome now pale and gentle one. and you, beautiful, unhappy, innocent creature who must suffer for the guilt of others, sleep. sl

i want to give special thanks to adele wilson because she suggested this a couple months ago. i'm going to talk about the mission of the san francisco public library. the san francisco public library is dedicated to free and equal access to information, knowledge and independent learning and the joyce of reading for our diverse community. i like this mission statement very much because i believe it shows the diversity of our disability communities also should be recognized. but you will see on the slide, the red line that says that accessibility programs of the library will assure that no patron is denied access. this line was actually proposed and added just for our use in access services by a group called the accessibility advisory panel soon after the main library opened. that informs the work of access services program. how do we do this? on the screen people will see a blue and white sign that are like other offices. we base this service to the sign when it was developed by the mayor's on disability. this actually is in all of all of our branch library and main library. i

call more cards -- sylvia, adam, adelle, mr. [inaudible], mr. lieu [inaudible], mr. seto. >> [inaudible] on the causeway of van ness and broadway. i live in the apartment for over 25 years and everyday i take the 47/49 bus to go around. i take this bus to see my doctors, by things, see my family members and also [inaudible]. is very important for us because we need them to go around for

now curvier celebs, kate upton and adelle are gracing "vogue" and a new modeling agency seizing the moment in, representing real-sized models, 8 or 18. >> we are seeing new clients popping up. existing clients using plus. and seeing the day rates of existing girls going up. >> reporter: gary and jacqueline used to run plus sized at ford in new york. >> how tall? >> 5'10, 10-12. she got offers. >> reporter: they launched jag out of his apartment to take advantage of the growing plus-sized market. >> it is overwhelming. coming in from all over the world. hundreds and hundred of wannabes. how the hell did you hear about us? >> reporter: they cherry picked 30 models they groomed and brought over from ford. this is 19-year-old madison, she is hoping jag could be her big break. >> gary and i were obsessed with her. loved her off the set. >> reporter: they aren't sure madison has the spark they're looking for. >> she is not a fuller girl. she is smaller. does have a 40-inch hip. puts her at size 10. and the fashion industry. >> reporter: the stakes are high. retail analysts expect plus-sized clot

it's happening in cuba is not a failure of the cuban people it's a failure of adele castro and of. one thousand nine hundred eighty seven the soviet communist system was very sick but you know castro refused to give up the berlin wall. coast along in. the fall of. the soviet union. in november one thousand nine hundred one the economy is going into a freefall and they. decide that they have to link. the death tax that they're going to carry out. our men to uncover plots against cuba. where were they planted. in one thousand nine hundred run a going solace hijack the plane in cuba and flew it to miami. shortly afterwards he joined the others to the rescue he was followed by antonio getting to rome on love i need know how did i do in on this and fernando gonzalez. years later these men would be known as the cuban five cuban intelligence agents whose job was to penetrate violent exile groups. if you could i mean we are gathering information about brothers to the rescue roast of those who was. saving the lives of the people who were there were a few were. dire circumstances many of the

american culture is appointed to lead the way open to do to us as will the americans did to the duffy adele couple agreed to give up his chemical weapons to terrorists. although i don't crash weapons and then a few years later he was attacked and the rebels immediate rejection of these latest diplomatic efforts makes it clear their pursuit for foreign intervention is not over. damascus now has until next weekend to provide the un with a complete list of its stockpiles a profit continues to cooperate will it be enough to push for peace without the cooperation of the rebels and their supporters. he's now at rt moscow. well wednesday rushes prices and stated his case against mimicry intervention in syria to the american people. the nine progressive published by the new york times. but in a pace tonight that the reasons saying such a move would often be in effect if the old site dangers missed already. iris phones being planned by one of america's high price if all politicians they see friends has more now that what the russian president to set. one of the biggest parts of it was the need for i

christian activists adel shows what is left of the virgin mary monastery in the town of delga. these are the charred sacred bones of monks. this ancient door was vandalized. nearby churches were also burned. >> we still don't have a church to pray at. we are still trying to clean them up. we have four churches in the area, and we cannot pray in any of them. >> reporter: this anglican church in the minia village of mil ma law malawi was one of the churches attacked. he says the islamic militants overpowered him. >> the church was surrounded on all sides. there couldn't be less than a thousand, totally surrounding the church, carrying weapons. rio >> reporter: this christian describes what happened when islamists attacked her home. she says they through petrol bomb at is, which burned our balcony. we became frightened and ran away. while the town of delga is home to more than 20,000 christians, it has remained outside government control since islamists threw police out july the 3rd. that's the day mohammed morsi was removed from the presidency. egypt's interim government has name

police adele got punched one of his friends and that is unequal but a gun and shot him in the head. >> this is a terrible accident. would not go into detail about exactly what happened. after several hours of questioning the mother and boyfriend charges are now pending. she too is lined neatly stacked underneath the stairs. neighbors say he was an adorable child. >> very friendly and very curious. questions remain about exactly how he died. city police were called to the home run for remington drive. >> was it accidental or all-purpose? >> charges are pending against the 24 year-old. boyfriend of the mother. not releasing any details about which role he played. only that he is in custody. >> i cannot imagine something like that. having a loaded pistol in your house does not make any sense. but here you are not supposed to really have weapons. >> comes to not allow you to have those. >> no guns. he is due in court this afternoon for a probable cause. >> reporting from michigan city indiana. some parents say they have concerns about the location chosen for a new public school. >> many p

>> charlie carver, matthew perry and adele. tthew perry and adele.ntum. with its high density core, it's a quantum leap in battery power. power. in the hands of the most powerful. duracell. trusted everywhere. >>> all right, time for "the mix." >>> all right, time for "the mix." those kids from the university of massachusetts had a talent for breaking guinness record. did it again, fourth year in a row. they have broken a new guinness book of world records. this time it is for the largest fruit salad. why is there a category. not sure. take a listen to this. 500 volunteers and staff. pitted and diced 15,291 pound of fruit. they shattered the old record by mcgill university in montreal last year of 11,000 pound fruit salad. they use a swimming pool. 150 varieties of fruits. crazy amounts. 20 varieties of apples, berries, currents, cherries, orange juice. goes on and on. by the way, the montreal university. mcgill had their record beat by the kids they were there to witness it. they said that bar is pretty high. might try to get the record back but may

while said adèle black thank you so much for coming on associate professor of economics and law at theuniversity of missouri kansas city thank you thank you. in the us we've seen a number of arrests that give us the impression that free speech isn't as well protected as we once thought for example some police officers will arrest activists not for the act of nonviolent protest itself but rather for some other legal violation by the protester talking a little more about that is the residence lori harf an asst. in the u.s. because the lord wants to stop you from doing something or want you locked up for some reason rest assured they will magically find a way to get it in god and take the case of pastor terry jones in florida you know him he's the guy that likes to burn korans to commemorate nine eleven the u.s. military has jorn him to stop with the protests of the past or just won't listen so this year as he was towing a big grill filled with three thousand kerosene those qur'an to a park the cops arrested him the only problem is they couldn't arrest him for intending to burn some books

she's like adele. is this on purpose? wow. what is going on?re you lurking in the orange room? >> she must be in a segment upcoming. >> here's the thing with our new set, we love it and it's really exciting and everything but there's no place to hide. >> yes, no place at all. >> no place anywhere to hide. >> thank you, kate. >> she's in a new segment coming up. >> you look spectacular. make a little more effort every day, kate, i mean, really. all right. so we have -- this is something we want to know if you like it or don't like it. there's a new trend called pedicure heel. these are some new shoes we're showing you. do you think they're fashion forward or ridiculous? >> they're worn by princess caroline of monaco who is usually a very fashion forward lady. whoa, whoa. >> that's weird. >> i'm sorry, that's -- i think that does go up there with the ugliest shoes i've ever seen in my entire life. >> can we see it up close again? >> that's just no excuse for not going and getting a pedicure. i've got a couple of broken toenails, i'll just wear my

adele.'s beautiful regardless. >> let's slow down on the makeup free. >> she has make-up on, but not the kind we are used to. she does the cat eyes. and the very dramatic '50s mod. this is more like -- she's unrecognizable. i think she looks lovely. >> i think she looks great. >> she's got lipstick on, people. it's just a look. she just looks normal is what it is. >> she looks like somebody caught her when she wasn't expecting it. lack of sleep from nursing her baby. all night long. >> she's got the rosy cheeks. >> i think she's adorable. >> >> if that's what i look like without make-up, i would love it. >> seth meyers got married. >> now that i said marriage doesn't work, oh, seth meyers. >> it works really well for a week or two. got married in martha's vineyard which i imagine was lovely. the wedding list of guests were obviously a who's who of celebrity world. >> why is olivia munn at everybody's wedding? >> you know what i think. i think olivia munn is that cool chick everyone wants to

. >> adele, that was a controversial dress that she wore the grammy's. >> deborah: and we will be back right after this. >>> next, she's alive. >> a violent home invasion. first they kill the family pood and will then they kidnap the 14-year-old girl. >>> and can you believe this tattooed guy's sister is jennifer aniston? >>> and oprah out of anna nicole smith's life? >>> plus, the man who bought his wife 55,000 dresses. he has to keep them in a warehouse. >> it's an obsession. >>> and -- ♪ then a hero comes along >> look whose singing in public, the cleveland house of horrors kidnapping victim. >>> "inside edition" in high >>> how this couple fell in love next "inside edition." she was stabbed 32 times by her dead. exboyfriend and left for >> 32 stabs. ky count them all. >> this hero came to her rescue and now they're in love. >>> then, you won't believe the guy running for mayor of a major american city. >> i will not even go to the strip clubs anymore. >> can he really win? next "inside edition." >> deborah: check out this guy, he's actually the half brother of actresses jennifer an

awarded the 1990 nobel prize literature, war correspondent and author of the face of war martha adellehorn and dr. benjamin spock author of baby and child care, first published in 1946 and now in its ninth edition. for more information on this and other facts, book tv first year on the air, visit booktv.org. >> you're watching book tv. next, steven meyer said down with book tv and freedom fest to talk of his latest book. in the book discusses the mystery surrounding the origins of the animals that appeared during the cambrian explosion, over 500 million years ago. this is about half an hour. >> steven meyer of the discovery institute and author of our one step, the explosive origin of animal life in the case for intelligent design. dr. meyer, what was there was

adelle on line and it takes two minutes of the most. d.c.he person wanting a job, let they're social security number and put it and because bat-to-bat. i don't know what wrong with it. the mber is bad. if you do that, if you mandate and un force to important things , e-verify. most of this problem goes away. you say enfor. john: meaning that somebody would punish the business that hires someone without using e-verify. >> correct. or if they use it, even if they use it and still hire a person who is coming back with the wrong social security number, that could be a violation and after enforce it. john: this sounds very appealing. just one computer database where you can check. but you are a conservative. you don't trust the government. why would you trust them to run e-verify correctly? >> well, right now about 250,000 businesses use itthey use it ony basis. it is a relatively easy thing to do. we require businesses to do all kinds of tngs in terms of hiring practices. this isrobably the easiest step in the process. a simple ent into a databa

adelle told vogue said she wanted to take about five years off.t the brit awards while the magazine was still on the stands. we could hope the same fate will befall mumford's is he bat cal. mr. mumford is expected to be performing at a concert this weekend in new york. at that concert lead singer marcus mumford will be playing a song from a round track of a cohen brothers movie starring his wife, carrie mulligan. coming up on cnn, what's it like standing and talking for 21 hours straight? we caught up with senator ted cruz and asked him. that's coming up. did you know, your eyes can lose vital nutrients as you age? [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite to help replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite has a unique formula not found in your multivitamin to help protect your eye health. ocuvite. help protect your eye health. ocuvite. a writer and a performer. ther, i'm also a survivor of ovarian and uterine cancers. i even wrote a play about that. my symptoms were a pain in my abdomen and periods that were heavier and longer than usual for me. if

middle class may not survive it much longer all right let's talk more about this joining me now is adele stand senior washington correspondent at r.h. reality check and the cape conservative commentator and the editor of the guns and patriots newsletter welcome to you both. i want to start with you what do you make of my characterization they're republicans they recognize they're not going to defund obamacare but they know if they can keep this fight up then they should be able to get their austerity agenda through pretty easily well first of all i don't understand why why you would go along with this characterization of fighting obamacare as being crazy since the republican the republican majority that was elected in two thousand and ten was elected on the promise of eliminating obamacare then in twenty years while there was an election in between that and twelve which i was a major it's crazy because it's not going anywhere sam as the son in the president in two thousand and twelve all in two thousand and twelve republicans were returned to control the house of representatives and thes

your book or people that have a file with the gun law and had no idea they were violating any law adel. >> guest: it's a really hard story to hear. three of the recent veterans the serve in iraq and afghanistan high-profile in my book. d.c. gun the laws don't exist anywhere else. not all of them -- i get very defensive over d.c. having the worst gone laws and i'm very competitive over this one. we don't have the right to bear arms to reply trump among but because chicago people would be like we have it bad and we don't have the right at all. i win again. where is the gun laws? i'm defensive on the fact we have the worst point his most of the country you don't have crazy things like -- talking about augustine. he served two tours in afghanistan he's back in kosovo. a dedicated wonderful what soldiers. he was transporting to d.c.. they were locked and loaded in his trunk and the been injured in afghanistan. he went back to pick them up and was driving them back to the home in north carolina. he stopped at walter reed for a check of his injuries and in doing so got lost and turned around.

>> adelle think we should make short shrift of how look far we have come. the highest it has ever been. let's not lose sight of how far we have come. cheryl: do you agree or disagree? >> we are about halfway. we have dealt with the credit. recession. now we see a need to see is economic growth. higher interest rates, loan growth. again, looking for the growth side of this recovery. we have been through the trouble spot. cheryl: you like the banks, bank of america. i know you have been watching the financial sector from an investment perspective. the trading perspective. the dow is up 34% in changed from where we were five years ago today. even more so if you take out the lows of 2009. do you feel good about where the market is right now? >> clearly if we could do a deal over, when it be nice? in those days people were scared to death. wall street typically when it holds a fire sale everyone is afraid to come. the market, the performance of the market has been remarkable when you think where we were during that time from and where we are today. whether it is

adel was silenced for several months in 2011 when she developed a sore vocal cords. >> if a singer were they would develop scarring on their vocal cords, which would change the voice quality. >> reporter: grande first turned heads starring in the nickelodeon series, "victorious." and now in her own hit show "sam and cat." and an actress and singer who this morning, can't speak. tweeting, i screamed too much of my party. totally irresponsible. but it's better now. thanks for the well-wishes. doctors say one of the reasons we may be seeing more singers with voice injuries is because their schedules are more hectic than previous generations. media appearances, but performances and crazy touring schedules mean their voices may not be getting enough rest between concerts and events. >> thank you. hope she feels better. she has some pipes. >>> the incredible story of a high school athlete beating the odds to become a phenom. do not miss this. >>> and "the play of the day," fair to say, quite a catch. >> oh. >> i see. >> freeze it. >> and bring your gloves. >> and bring your gloves. she took a

adel even admitted to wearing three pair to the grammys.can look and feel like your leading lady. calling its new line star power. with cheeky names like lady luck, tame to fame, center stage, how much of a helping hand do they offer? we asked cynthia andrew to try them out. are you ready for your prespanx measurements? >> let's do it. >> reporter: waist, 28 inches. hips, 39 1/4. and with the spanx, waist 26 1/2 inches, hips, 37 1/2. an inch and a half slimmer. >> i would wear this. in fact, i'm not taking it off. >> reporter: the star power line is also new territory for the brand, with products that are supposed to be seen. like the suede and leather leggings. >> i think it will be a little bit of a challenge for spanx to go into the outside garment segment. i think spanx is about making you look better in the clothes you want to wear. it's harder to do both. >> reporter: but tell that to sara blakely, the mastermind behind all those shapely behinds. >> spanx takes care of the really stubborn five pounds. >> reporter: the universal goal f

mark christopher adele. allay ma abraham. >> william f.aqaqa. >> my father, richard anthony a, aceto. daddy, i miss you so much and i think about you every day. even though it's been 12 years, i'll never forget all the i -- amazing times we had together. you were more than just my daddy. you were my best friend. and i love you more than anything. you'll be in my heart always. >> my brother, richard anthony palizolo. richie, your twin, ron, is living for both of you. twins forever. >> macul, kumar, aduala. >> david scott agnes. >> jeremiah joseph ahern. >> brian g. ahern. >> savir ahmed. >> joanne aladiolis. >> terrence andre aiken. >> andrew alamino. >> trudy m.aljira. >> gary m.alviro. >> margaret m.alaria. >> peter altamay. >> john lesley albert. >> david d.alger. >> jacqueline delane aldrich frederick. >> edward l.agreto. >> ernest aligatos. >> joseph brian allen. >> eric allen. >> richard l. allen. >> richard dennis allen. >> and my son, our son, port authority police officer christopher charles amaroso. chris, keep a watchful eye and

she says, quote, i'm forever in awe of the support i got from adele, jennifer garner, who sacramento backyard! >> i love that. some students even missing school because they're so afraid to leave the house.w3 >> the kids say mom, we can't go to school. i'm saying you can't. you got to get on that bus. she said no, mom. seriously there is a pig in the front yard. >> i don't know what to do. th [ laughter ] >> i can't blame them. any excuse. officials say they're going to try to trap those things today. >>> finally, she was pulled over by cops and given a ticket. she says she was speeding because she was late for a meet and greet with the rocker, bret michael. when she finally got to the event late, the poison front man signed her speeding ticket and tweeted out this picture. those are your headlines. >> elisabeth: i see those pigs and i think bacon. >> brian: are you kidding me? people use pigs as pets! >> steve: some of them. i think those are feral pigs. >> brian: what does that mean? >> steve: they're just wild. >> brian: so they should be killed? >> steve: let's go outside to mari

adele from birmingham, alabama. democrats line. caller: yes? counsel,itude of decisions are made. nations can be counseled -- as to what is happening right now -- or individually. as i said, in a multitude of counsel and the decisions are made. host: what does it mean specifically about how the u.n. ?onducts its business it means the u.n. would oversee the nation's as a group. host: patricia joining from illinois. independent line. i am overall supportive of the role of the u.n., however, i am concerned that the u.s. has exercised extraordinary control over the conduct and performance is of the u.n.. i don't think it is as impartial as it should be. u.n. isink the diplomacy, which is to use tomahawk and missile diplomacy. i really believe, though, wholeheartedly that it is time for the u.s. to withdraw internationally and to concede that the u.n. has a valuable role to play. --i alsonk that think, as an aside, the u.s. should pay all its dues to the u.n., talking about financial dues. and i do believe the u.n. should be given a better opportunity to resolve conflict around the wor

. >> adele la. do you think dad caved?u record it. i have no respect for your anger right now. i'm going to record it. >> i'm going to show it to your girlfriend some die. >> on youtube shortly. >> all right a. check of the weather. >> over to the weather wall. hold on a second. i want to do that. all right. thank you very much. >> and we've got showers, thunderstorms. work, their way across the upper mid-west also some heavy rain down through texas. we're looking at showers and thunderstorms, hey, out of there! what do you think this is? a tv studio? why, we do look for a risk of strong storms especially up as we get into the mississippi river valley. with relooking at those storms firing up today. it may cause some problems, talking about isolated hail, damaging winds an maybe even an gorgeous across the bay. golden gate bridge. you can see it clearly. fog-free for now, but 24 hours from now, it changes. pretty nice afternoon. 78 degrees, san francisco. 80 in oakland. upper 80s and low 90s inland. 85 in san jose. tomorro

adele.rk. seth meyers. got married in martha's vineyard which i imagine was lovely. the wedding list of guests were obviously a who's who of celebrity world. >> why is olivia munn at everybody'swedding. >> i think olivia munn is that cool chick everyone wants to get drunk with. she is fun, she is gorgeous and sexy. >> and she's willing. she came on ourhow and downed it. downed it. >> she is like a real human. in that world it's tough. >> she's like waldo. >> she was at mine. that was years a and she was there. >> the weekend box office "the butler" number one. >> i loved the movie. it was a cast for all casts. well, it's oprah. a think a lot of us were excited to see oprah. >> you can nev discount it. >> the guys playing the president were unexpected if you weren't ready. and "one direction" don't ask me why. >> they are 12 and 13 years old. "hard days night" with the beatles. >> still blows my mind. a number two movie out. morgan -- "super size me." >> that's the name. >> they call themselv