how did this phenomenon get created so that is why it went on this journey to see ailes, see how ailes career translated into that success. the other thing my book attempted to do which is that "fox news" is one of the most polarizing institutions in american life. everyone has an opinion about it that but they don't have up until now are a lot of facts about how it works on the inside. this book was a journey into a secretive world that tried to show how this organization works, how roger ailes works and how ultimately it has influenced america. it was a challenge for me as a reporter because as i said at the beginning and my talk i have covered "the new york times" and covered cnn and nbc, "msnbc" and i approached the story with the exact same interests in trying to write about an institution. i love the way institutions work. in addition to writing about the media i write about large organizations whether wall street bank or a political figure. i love how the secretive worlds function and there are the unspoken rules and all the cultural idiosyncridiosyncr asies that exists inside o

and so roger ailes -- jon huntsman comes to new york to have a meeting with roger ailes and it does not go well. roger rails essentials leases to him you are not orthodoxy wire you talking about this climate change stuff, it is a hoax and basically be rates him for having this progressive position. jon huntsman got only about four hours of screen time at fox compared to a candidate, let's say herman cain who took very conservative positions, 999 and all that stuff, wants to build a fence at the border, very conservative position, he got more than ten hours of airtime on fox during the primary. their campaigns last did the same amount of time. that shows if you are not on board with fox roger ailes will limit the amount of time you can get on his channel. therefore you will be in front of republican voters for a shorter period of time and it will damage your ability to route win a contested primary. mitt romney at the general election very much campaigned on a fox news style message. it was ultimately that style of politics that turned off many voters in a year when many political analys

and that's what roger ailes was able to tap into. he wanted to. but all of these other netwks want to ignore that huge demograpc. they just want to cater to the people on the coast. i think that's why you're seeing the ratings for a lot of her networks that just want to cater to people on the coast and liberals have bad ratings. >> can i pull up that picture? we have a little picture. if you want hashtag, do that and name that picture. that's that selfie from the nelson mandela memorial service. we're going to leave it right there. >>> coming up, feeling funny about who's making money? why is it when entertainers make millions of dollars it's okay but when ceos do hope you'll join us in about 15 minutes. stay with us. >>> well, here's something to think about as the president wages war on income inequality. this week "the new york times" ran an article justifying celebrities like robert dney jr. making millions. mr. downey bringing in a cool $50 million for the film "the avengers" but "the times" is the loudest mouth in the room crying foul when a

ail ail and "real money" is next. >> get a leg up in this tough job market. i'll tell you three jobs that will give you the best bang for your college bucks, and we'll look at how the farm bill will help one family's dairy business. why the next gold rush could take place in outer space. i'm ali velshi, and this is "real money." >> this is real money. you are the most important part of the show. so join us live for our conversation over the next half hour at @aj real money, and aj.com and facebook.com/aj real money. 113,000 net new jobs were added to the economy. that's a whole lot fewer than the average we saw for all of 2013. many economists say we need 113,000 a month just to keep up with the number of working age people enter the economy each other. more people reach working age each month, graduate from school, than retire or pass away. things started to go south just in december when we saw a mere 75,000 jobs added to the economy for that month. now back then i said wait until you see what happens in january. two months of disappointing data aren't enou

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and that's what roger ailes was able to tap into. he wanted to.ll of these other networks want to ignore that huge demographic. they just want to cater to the people on the coast. i think that's why you're seeing the ratings for a lot of other networks that just want to cater to people on the coast and liberals have bad ratings. >> can i pull up that picture? we have a little picture. if you want hashtag, do that and name that picture. that's that selfie from the nelson mandela memorial service. we're going to leave it right there. >>> coming up, feeling funny about who's making money? why is it when entertainers make millions of dollars it's okay but when ceos do it, it's income inequality outrage. the liberal wilderness is filled with hypocrisy this week. ♪ ho ho ho [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant thank you. thank you. i got this. no, i'll get it! no, let me get this. seriously. hey, let me get it. ah

every nation's civil aviation industry iran has an ailing fleet of two hundred forty civil aircraft well all of these were alike or were chase the three decades ago so there's a fortune to of course that do so about if you sit through a few hundreds of new civil aircraft so you're wrong yet big money is well a big money aircraft absolutely and i say scary stuff you want to know you and i could clearly see i cross when you fly this in the movie i want to talk about iranians as well because how will that be affected by all of this we know about the industries i'm talking about when they go to see the market how will life change on a daily basis for these people without sanctions in their lives one of the vital issues in fact is important pharmaceuticals because of well the ailing the reaal and all because of inflation which is almost forty percent and will face a forty percent can imagine one of the highest in the last because of basically because. because of sanction sanctions on financial transactions many vital for my surgical are no longer available in iranian. pharmacies so i'll be ve

transportation modes and strife for neighborhood equality to provide streets that are safe for all users of ail ages and including pedestrians and motorists and to promote safety for bicyclists and others. i'll continue to be an effective member of the cac and if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them if you have any >> my understanding is the supervisor from 8th district is approving of you're ready service. >> anyone else who wants to speak that's a candidate for any positions. i know there's a district 7 vacancy but it looks like there's no one here for that vacancy so one any public comment? speaker card >> good morning aaron i was listed with an attractive i think i attended a cac meeting and want to ask for the position. you've submitted sketches that undertaking in regards to the negligent avenue plan and the sfmta plan and along the sunset boulevard. i think it's critical on the western see of the city with the proposals we look at seriously how to make the agenda for solid and lincoln systems. when i see college avenue we may need a different view on how to get parties in

gains we saw foreign troops on the ground there, african union and france more troops won't cure what ails the country now? >> the troops will be helpful in doing that. you have to at least create a peace corridor so that refugees that need to get out and the idps that are there that are at least safe so that humanitarian assistance can be provided to them. in the long-term, you are absolutely right. troops, alone, are not going to restore peace to car. it's going to be the people of car coming together to do that. >> right now, they seem to be absent the troops, at each other's throats. >> you have to put the whole thing symbol context without it, you will have a spiraling violence. >> is there a danger that the problems of one current tree as we have so often seen in recent years in africa will infect other countries around it? on some of c.a.r.'s borders? >> this is a good question they are in a fragile situation. dar for, sudan, the drc and chad and the resistance who fled uganda the ugandan army was fighting the lar in the car. now, we say now, movement ootids complete with other curr

. >> listen i just want to reiterate i hope you ail don't get the notion i'll just pound on you all i'm trying to get you to realize i have no point out by to seek legal action to try to get y'all's attention. i've been coming up here as a activist i'm rode now to regulate. you guys are brand new you guys are controlled by the state or jerry brown and you have our board over you the successor board has has been missing for meetings in city hall in their inception whether their case it is. but i'd like to notify them to your community since i won't come i want to come before our board to have a workshop on the western edition since you wouldn't come and let me testify. you guys will have to do that sooner or later. you talk about stakeholders and i want to give a shout out to ms. reynolds i pound on her, she doesn't deserve. the point out of the matter i'm beyond her what is you guys motion in this ocean. if the ocean was in the situation you have you've got problems are michael johnson. by the way, i've been back and forth to the board of supervisors but the thing about it i want to say

i mean, more troops won't necessarily cure what ails the country now, will it? >> first you have to control of humanitarian crisis. the troops will be helpful in that. you need to create a peace corps. door so refugees who nude to get out and the idps, so that's safe to assistance can be provided. in the long term you're right. troops alone are not going to restore peace to the c.a.r. it's going to be the people of c.a.r. coming together to do right now, absent of the troops, at each other's throats. >> i think we have to put the whole thing in context. when you look at what happened in december 2012 and over last year with the muslim leadership attacking christians and muslims as well, and then deteriorating even more into sectarian violence, which we're seeing today, i think that >> another issue is right now the muslim population is running away, fleeing the violence and going to chad. so i'm--i fear that the neighboring areas of chadd could assess seed, because the central government cannot control the situation in a country as big as texas. >> when we come

. >> i wanted to extend my peeshgs to greg awe and ail. the commission advocated to make sure in the budget there was funding for the adequate outreach. because of that we have this - we have funds to be able to put together solid outreach and campaign materials. so i think a good job has been done it's easy to read and grasp. so i really want to extend my appreciation to mary ann and greg and gloria for your great work. wanted to make sure you got the presentation early on. the business tax.com is the calendar and other public workshops that maybe happening the calendar will be there. continue to direct people driver's license. i asked mary ann to provide the list of organizations we're familiar with and know about but please take a look at it and if there's action you know about send them to me or i'll get them to mary ann directly >> any other commissioner questions or comments. let's quickly open this up for public comment. any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed and i just like to thank you both because

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i want to thank ail the elected officials i see a number of the board of supervisors thank you all of you for believing in us and supporting us i'm not going to name names. george thank you. carmen chiu the newly sworn in assessor and recorders. thank you. again my partner in so much important work we do for the city. i want to call ben roman fold for the hard work between the three of us we handle the lions share for the city and we're proud what we're able to do for the city it's important work but, you know, i don't stand here alone and do the job alone i do it with over 2 hundred folks in the tax collectors office. i want to run detain the great seconds of our office. i want to recognize florence mar who is going to be implementing our gross receipts tax. our bureaucracy of tax she is incredible she's bringing in over $100 million a major to make sure everybody pace what they on the other hand, and sonya thank you for your work. we process numerous transactions through the mail on line and over the phone and it's our cashiers that bring in the money. our office of financial empowe

. >> the patient suspects he has not got long to live, and will be survived by his father and ailingher. then there is his nine-year-old son. >> he is still so young. if i live, even if i am bedridden, at least i am here. in the eyes of my son, i'm just ill. but if i die, he will be and often -- he will be an orphan. >> i find it hard to talk about. we are also very worried. >> in a city on the yellow sea with a population of 600,000, not a famous metropolis. i chinese standards, it is a small town. -- by chinese standards, it is a small town. the municipal hospital is modern and well-equipped. chinese city dwellers are privileged. in contrast to the farmers, they have adequate health insurance. the reception hall, this is where every hospital visit begins. there are no resident physicians in china, just clinics of various sizes. preventive checkups, surgery, and medicine -- for citydwellers, the government and employers shoulder most of the cost. this woman works at a personnel agency. she has swollen lymph nodes. her thyroid gland may be the source of the problem. she registers usi

approval they had a previous license and done some remodeling where the larger room in the back is now ail tables and chairs and stuff so it was nice the previous license was nice because it was a hotel first and foremost so they didn't want to make their guests angry as far as noise i can't think of a single complaint it is a great fit for the area and we wish them well. >> thank you. any any public comment on the barrooms application a seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners anyone have a motion >> i motion to approve. >> i'll second. >> all right. let's take a vote. commissioner hyde. commissioner joseph. commissioner lee. commissioner campagnoli. president tan so moved. we'll move into our final permit this is the piano fight >> it's on taylor just to clarify this is not the fight club some people were confused it is as you know the old original jose that burnt down years ago and they plan to feature everything from the drama plays and stand up and the applicants met with the officers and they've recommended some conditions they're in your bind if you want to look at them

males and female ails were separated. the girls told to go home, the boys shot and stabbed to death. the school was burnt to the ground, most of the boys inside. schools have been attacked by boko haram in recent years. nigeria has designated the group a terrorist organization. >> the obama administration is looking at ways to revamp the telecommunications program. it may be scrapped. other options are being considered - phone companies storing the data and n.s.a. quing -- requesting records when needed, putting it with the fbi, or a third party with no keck connection to the government tore telephone companies. >> governor breuer has a few days to decide whether to pass a bill allowing business owners to deny service to gay customers based on religious grounds. governor breuer is basing pressure at home and outside arizona. >> the opposition has been loud at the state capitol where protesters say the legislature made the state look bad. >> this bill is out of step with the people of arizona. >> opponents in the legislatu

. >>> good evening, everyone, i'm megyn kelly, this is a kelly file special, what is ailing obama? for months we have been showcasing theish issue s sincee launch of medicaid and medicare. and this has been sold to the country with these basic promise s. >> if you like health insurance, you like your doctor, you like your plan, you can keep your doctor and keep your plan. >> if you like your doctor or health care provider you can keep them. >> if you like your doctor you will be able to keep your doctor, period. >> if you like your health care plan you will be able to keep your health care plan, period. if you like your health care plan you can keep that, too. >> if you like your doctor, you keep your doctor, if you like your current insurance you keep that insurance. period. end of story. >> now, the naysayers and tyc n nn oi owe cynics doubt we can do this. >> more than 6 million were kicked off the plan before they were told to just ignore that part of the law. new enrollees learned they cannot get the promise they were told. and it was known as the lie of the year. the problem

i'm appalled not at you ail but appalled at city hall how they've neglected and how conspires has been involved in the last 50 or so years dealing with an agency but it's the same old game controlled by city hall and now you're responsible to the state. i am going to show you i've been to the state. back in 2008, at the first redevelopment agency has done damage to my people. that's a continuance of what we have shared here in this california here in san francisco in the history of african-americans being here. i'm appalled as a great, great grandfather to tell my grandkids nothing can be done but how about us other than the airlgz and others. what's the phrase i can't think of the phrase but you talk about we're still last. i'm here today and it will be my campaign thought this month i'm going to the state and i'll be filing against this agency trust me. thank you very much are there any other speaker cards >> i have a none. >> are there any comments or changes requesting for the minutes commissioner ellington. i have a question on the minutes the second to the last prairie want to ma

aile seattle is not really passing team, it would not surprise me to see russell wilson and then offensee some shots early in the game to test that denver secondary, particularly the safeties. you can do that with how you choose to run your routes. >> greg, you are on a winning streak that would make our old friend steve sable proud. you predict the last two super bowl winners, both underdogs. you can darn close to getting the score right. when the gun goes off sunday night, what will the score look like? >> i am breaking into a cold sweat. denver, 27,o pick seattle 24. >> 27-24? with that score, peyton manning is probably going to have a better night. >> my sense is the broncos could not win without the manning being the driving force behind it victory. seattle could win without russell wilson being the driving force because he is essentially not in the way they have reached this point. >> greg cosell, the very best. thank you for being with us. we will all be watching sunday night we will see you next week. ♪ >> this is "taking stock" for friday, january 31, 2014. i am pimm fox. today

i think it's like a big number with one or two people that are responding and needing to do ail the technical assistance work. is there a proposal to audio staff to make that happen. it looks like the way you worded is is to process it in a timely way. so what's the plan >> yes. we did. this shied is just for you commissioner vietor (laughter) >> if you're getting there i can - >> that will be in the end as we talk about the two positions on the budget so support that work. we have some ordinances that have been implemented but we didn't have enough people for the project so it's caused a delay as the jthd has allowed two of those to move forward. we have an accomplishment slide for that piece. >> i can't remember who was commissioner was but it 134 should be in at an democrat we know the importance that that but to make sure we're responsive to the ordinance when we say we have the ordinance to the directive. >> i think one of the biggest challenges as does board of supervisors put some in front of the other board without funding and i think the challenge is how can we prioritize this and st

need to be careful when we here these in the media, when we hear reports of the number of criminal ain ail yents who are removed, we picture people who rape murder burglarize, assault. however there is a piece of legislation which expanded the number of criminal offenses, frins, failure to appear in court. that redefines what it means to be a criminal alien. >> and definitions have real world consequences. >> hi dad, i miss you. >> ice says it is using discretion to target criminals. the deportation initiatives like the cary program we found in rnlneworleans, found that famile still being pulled apart. >> it looks scary when you walk in. but then -- >> juan de leon was 9 when his mother died. he left guatemala to go to live with his aunt in the u.s. fast forward nine years, juan says after a disagreement with his boss his boss called the sheriff. he was arrested for using a fake i.d. to be able to work. that act, a felony brought him to the attention of ice. >> why did you have someone else's i.d? >> work, so i could provide for my girls. >> you have to have an i.d. to work? >> you have to

file special, what is ailing obamacare?ed earlier how some 6 million americans lost their headline insurance last fall, kicked off what the white house called sub standard plans or at least they were about to lose that. the problems with each cancellation report came new political heat for the administration. and the president finally stepped in and told the insurance companies to ignore the law requiring them to cancel the policies. everybody was given a one-year grace period or at least was encouraged to. and we learned the white house may try to extend it through 2016. and this is just the latest in a set of twists and turns that have kept the white house press corp very busy this fall and winter. chief white house correspondent ed henry has more. >> reporter: megyn, good to see you, it is important to know what is driving all this action and potentially more tweaks to the president's health care law. it is the election coming up. and there is a lot of pressure on democrats particularly in the senate if the president wer

a premium for cash and a discount for people who use a clip a cards and all that you wouldn't need ail the different kinds of fairs guarantee it's cheaper to use clipper cards >> thank you. next speaker, please >> ernestine and two others. >> if i could just clarify i'm sorry. we're not proposing any budget at this point. all we're doing is we're providing the baseline we're not proposing to terminate the muni line we have not made proposals yet we're sooeshg feedback on what should be in a proposed budget. >> hi. e.r. city council waters. i'm happy to advise you that recently, i got a proclamation from the board of supervisors honoring my 90th birthday and all the chachlts i've done since i started my activityism. and muni is at the top of the list. i just want to say that i endorse the free fairs for the seniors and the sdabltd r disabled. the seniors are hurting due to the low interest rates at the banks and you should do that. and increase the fairs on the f line they deserve to be charged more for the privilege that would bring in a lot of revenue and help a lot of other things on