but in this package, like every piece of legislation, there's probably some things alike, there's probably some things i don't liberia. that definitely is true. i'm not a fan of target prices and reference prices. people may ask, well, why is that? i'll share a story with you. i was secretary of agriculture when katrina struck, a devastating impact. part of the impact of katrina was that for a period of time the shipping lanes down the river, the mississippi river, were blocked. we all knew that that was temporary. we all knew that work was going to start just as soon as the winds stopped blowing to move the items that had sunk and the ships and get that shipping lane opened up. but in a very brief period of time the price of corn dropped from about $2 a bushel to $1.60 a bushel. what happened? perfectly, legitimately, everybody locked in their loan deficiency payment, $4 billion went out the door at the usda almost overnight. now, we knew that was a very temporary time and prices, in fact, came back to that $2 level. hard to imagine these days when we have such higher prices than that. wh

i wondered, well, how can i share my story and my experience with young people, older people alike, on how to make better decisions. i went through all the different scenarios. then it came back to that moment that i wish i had slowed down. i wish i had taken a break, you know, taken a moment to really think about the consequences of what you say or your actions and that's how it came babt. the positive response that i've gotten -- received from the young people and the parents alike is enough for me to keep it going. >> i was so mad at you. and my daughter, you know, she had her pictures all over the wall. the day i had to tell her, it just broke my heart. and she pulled the picture off the wall, and i didn't know what to say. i said people make mistakes. i was so mad at you. i'm so happy to see you today. it really fills my heart, the fact that you get up here and you put yourself out there and you're real, and we can feel your pain. i'm sitting here crying. >> 50 years from now when you finally retire from the wnba, the kids are out of the house, everything is done, how do you want

. >> they kind of look alike. >> bill: they kind of look alike.. there is resemblance. >> bill: i don'tlike.now if peoe look at jenny mccarthy's eyes but who knows. >> and here is sally fields. >> i haven do had an orthodox career and wanted to have your respect more than anything. first time i didn't feel it. this time i feel it and i can't deny the fact that you like me right now. you like me. >> bill: i didn't know she was jewish. orthodox career -- that was from her speech after what oscar winning performance? >> bill: the answer is "b". mccal sum ahead by one. first no, ma'am nate for best director midnight in paris. i did see that, that was good. me previously won for what film, best director? >> bill: the answer is roll the tape. >> annie and i broke up and i get my mind around that. ilike.eep sifting pieces 6 relationship and examining my life and trying to figure out where did the screw up c soe. >> bill: you got that right. doocy is unbelievable 0 for 3. two questions to go. meryl streep no, ma'am nate for playing margaret thatcher >> bi

. >> they kind of look alike. >> bill: they kind of look alike.es. there is resemblance. >> bill: i don'tlike.now if peoe look at jenny mccarthy's eyes but who knows. >> and here is sally fields. >> i haven do had an orthodox career and wanted to have your respect more than anything. first time i didn't feel it. this time i feel it and i can't deny the fact that you like me right now. you like me. >> bill: i didn't know she was jewish. orthodox career -- that was from her speech after what oscar winning performance? >> bill: the answer is "b". mccal sum ahead by one. first no, ma'am nate for best director midnight in paris. i did see that, that was good. me previously won for what film, best director? >> bill: the answer is roll the tape. >> annie and i broke up and i get my mind around that. ilike.eep sifting pieces 6 relationship and examining my life and trying to figure out where did the screw up c soe. >> bill: you got that right. doocy is unbelievable 0 for 3. two questions to go. meryl streep no, ma'am nate for playing margaret thatcher >>

we're just alike. we're ju we're just alike. but he knows i got him. know he got me. >> jeff: magic johnson just announced he is heading a con sorecious where he bought the los angeles dodgers baseball team. larry bird is now president of the indiana pacer the. and a reminder kentucky and kansas play tomorrow night in college basketball college championship game right here on cbs. that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. also ahead on cbs "60 minutes." i'm jeff ga lo. cgs news in new york. scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

. >> they kind of look alike. >> bill: they kind of look alike.nce. >> bill: i don'tlike.now if peoe look at jenny mccarthy's eyes but who knows. >> and here is sally fields. >> i haven do had an orthodox career and wanted to have your respect more than anything. first time i didn't feel it. this time i feel it and i can't deny the fact that you like me right now. you like me. >> bill: i didn't know she was jewish. orthodox career -- that was from her speech after what oscar winning performance? >> bill: the answer is "b". mccal sum ahead by one. first no, ma'am nate for best director midnight in paris. i did see that, that was good. me previously won for what film, best director? >> bill: the answer is roll the tape. >> annie and i broke up and i get my mind around that. ilike.eep sifting pieces 6 relationship and examining my life and trying to figure out where did the screw up c soe. >> bill: you got that right. doocy is unbelievable 0 for 3. two questions to go. meryl streep no, ma'am nate for playing margaret thatcher >> bill: this is meryl s

the bureaucratic top-down approach to gain more buy-in for farmers, sportsmen and conservationists alike. these groups will be able to ensure the productivity of our soil, preserve the quantity and quality of our nation's water and protect wildlife for sportsmen and conservations alike. while the mark was unable to find money for the rural development title, i'm still glad the committee recognizes the importance of the programs by reauthorizing many of them. and improving upon them from the 2008 farm bill, especially the program referred to as the rural micro entrepreneur assistance program. rural development provides small businesses which make up 90% of all rural business. the needed -- provides the needed capital to finance start-up costs and provides the backing for young and beginning farmers to enter production, agriculture to replace retiring farmers and ranchers. while we were unable to find the necessary mandatory money, i hope to work with both chairwoman and the ranking member to ensure there is some level of support made available as we work toward moving the bill to the floo

. >> they kind of look alike. >> bill: they kind of look alike.'tlike.now if peoe look at jenny mccarthy's eyes but who knows. >> and here is sally fields. >> i haven do had an orthodox career and wanted to have your respect more than anything. first time i didn't feel it. this time i feel it and i can't deny the fact that you like me right now. you like me. >> bill: i didn't know she was jewish. orthodox career -- that was from her speech after what oscar winning performance? >> bill: the answer is "b". mccal sum ahead by one. first no, ma'am nate for best director midnight in paris. i did see that, that was good. me previously won for what film, best director? >> bill: the answer is roll the tape. >> annie and i broke up and i get my mind around that. ilike.eep sifting pieces 6 relationship and examining my life and trying to figure out where did the screw up c soe. >> bill: you got that right. doocy is unbelievable 0 for 3. two questions to go. meryl streep no, ma'am nate for playing margaret thatcher >> bill: this is meryl streep's record, 17

and >> alike to call the meeting of the san francisco public utilities commission to order. how can you call the roll? >> [roll call] >> we have a quorum. thank you. the minutes, it is the second version of the new format. i think it is working pretty well. if you have comments on that, it is still a work in progress. you have any questions, comments, modifications? >> the motion carries. >> the for public comment, i would like to pull items 12 and 19 from the agenda today. item 12 is the port issue, and there are issues that have come up by virtue of the first district court ruling that i want to make sure we have a full briefing and understanding before we proceed on that. the intent for that would be to be on the next agenda. item 19 is a closed session item and we like to continue that so that the appropriate staff is available. public comment. given they are no longer on the agenda, if anybody has come just for those items and needs to speak, this is the time to do with. it is for items not on the agenda today. >> [inaudible] i had a few comments about the proposed wate

the rich and the poor alike. again, i want to thank all of you, all of my friends here and new friends and people that i obviously, you know, will spend time with learning more and more about the issues that, you know, you are concerned about. i just want to thank you for coming out and sharing this very special moment with me. so thank you. [applause] >> everybody, congratulate christina olague. thank you very much. we're going right to work. thank you. çççç>> want to welcome you . of course, we have former mayor willie brown joining us. we have former supervisor sophie maxwell here as well. we have charlotte, a protocol officer. we have all the members of our board of supervisors, our current board. we have naomi's . harlon, kelly, the kids are here. naomi's mom is here bang today. thank you for being here as well. mrs. lee is here. [laughter] >> yeah. >> of all, today has been a very active day of the just wonderful announcements, of decisions being made that really reflected the values of the city. i have

>> to make the city more attractive for residents and tourists alike, it is expanding cultural offerings, but without spending more than expected revenues. >> we are creating a precise financial plan and considering how to use the meager funds we have. we do not want the money to trickle away. we've worked together with private enterprise and seek sponsors. >> this here is the old roman market. >> the team woos tourists with the city's greco roman byzantine, jewish, and ottoman history. the city's poor relations with neighboring turkey have improved. the mayor was successful in getting a direct flight established to istanbul. the city is also grooming itself for taurus, trying to get its garbage problem under control. the first 2500 containers for a new garbage separation and recycling system modeled on germany's are alrea in use. >> we want to profit from the experience and know-how german cities have with waste management. >> is changing so much that he has provoked resistance from the city's traditional conservative establishment. during the 2010 election campaign, the head of the gre

. >> we are so alike. >> we are nothing alike, i promise you. >> adam sandlers earned the worst performances11. i'm sorry, pam. adam sandler earned the worst actor and worst actress because he played both, a man and woman. >> he is one of my favorites but i have to admit i didn't see that movie. >>> away area woman buried in the snow for nearly a half hour. >> every time she moved and every time i tried to scoop more snow out, she sank deeper. >>> a couple recounts their terrifying ordeal on the slopes of tahoe and we have a very traumatic video of that rescue. >>> the plan that could put thousands of yahoos out of a job. for me, it's really about building this extraordinary community. american express is passionate about the same thing. they're one of those partners that i would really rely on whether it's finding new customers, or, a new location for my next restaurant. when we all come together, my restaurants, my partners, and the community amazing things happen. to me, that's the membership effect. . >>> good morning, traffic is getting more crowded, you can see some brake lights as you

we are probably so much more alike than we ever allowed ourselves to think. that was a beginning moment for me. >> one of the narratives that runs through this book, particularly as he becomes more sick in the last part of it, you are the relentless, you are going to be okay, there is going to be hope, if i make enough contacts, i'll fix this. he is the almost unfailing despite his occasional request to you to help voice of it is not going to get better, deal with it, what did you learn over the course of that thing about the terrible tension between hope and reality acceptance when you are close to someone who has a terminal illness? >> that is such a hard question because the fact is they are so you. you are looking at yourself. it is impossible when your brother, sister, and 2 and a half years apart. i couldn't give what he was going through a reality. i couldn't see it for what with it was. it was catastrophic. now that i had my brother, i was desperate not to lose him. >> you hadn't had him until this. >> we had that cotten batting between us. we had a f

>> the weird thing is they said all of the hands look alike.hat differentiated them is -- if i see two hands that look uh lick, i will say the -- look alike fnlt the study is strange. >> if this is true, should the little people like you and me walk around with guns? >> i was just thinking that. >> you are tiny. you are miniscule. you are hobbit size. >> he is wearing two barettas right now. go back at him. >> i am on an 18-foot ladder right now. i don't know how that works out. >> bill, you own a whole entire binder full of pictures of men's hands. did you ever wonder when they would could in handy? >> i started ordering some with guns. it is a weapon. here is me not holding the weapon. they would say a, he looks taller and b, he looks like neptune. but either way he will look bigger. why is this a thing? >> what? >> one step too far. >> save that for the morning radio program. >> try dents should have a come back. >> they are easy to manipulate. you can get them from far away. >> bloomburg with his control. >> what is the good if you can't co

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. >> well if you are alike me, springs is pop us allergies -- people with seasonal allergies can expect symptoms to return and the pollen count is up. i can certainly feel it. 4:40 is the time and the deadline for filing taxes has come and gone. some people are relieved and some people have to run relief it. what some officials are trying to do to get it out. >> highway 4 looks good as you come to the willow pass grade, no major problems and i will tell you more about the morning commute and the bay area weather. . >>> beginning of nato, finalizing plans forthwith city hall of foreign troops from afghanistan, now the combat mission is set to end 2015 and the jell is to -- goal is to shift combat missions by the middle of next year. they are intended to working on any concerns for next month. late last night after three hours of debate, nassau city council wants to create a rock for a months all the to -- monument to support veterans. this senior project, some people objected to the removal of a fish sculpture on third and main street to make room for the monument and she is thankful in

in florida both reporters and players alike compared the last two innings of today's game to a regularn matchup. opening day is just around the corner. but manager davey johnson was pumped. gonzales is working on his control. he struck out seven and gave up three hits and walked just one person. in the top of the nun, singled to right field. danny espinoza would round of third base. at the plate, he is say. the national win two-one. jeff gordon and jimmy johnson collide, going to the wall. that allowed ryan newman to take the lead. he took the checkered flag. watch this fight. one minute left in the game. now we are in an all-out brawl. local pet -- multiple penalties are given. the coach got in on it. everyone is so heated up. look at that. both coaches were ejected. the season ended today. they are expected to be in the playoffs. in women's basketball, notre dame de uconn -- pete uconn -- beat uconn. >> thank you. >> we will tell you turn left. the passat is one of nine volkswagen models named a 2012 iihs top safety pick. not that we'd ever brag about it. turn right. come on, nine. t

they look so much alike. they won this woke's challenge by losing 13-pounds in the past seven days. >>> kids going through some rough times are the focus of a make a wish foundation. the group helps to make dreams come true for ill children. this 14-year-old is one of them who has spent a lot of time dreaming of things he would like to have. he is fighting a terminal disease and loves video games so the foundation helped him create his own. >> when i got there, it was an amazing experience. >> reporter: what was it like? >> everyone liked my idea of the game. >> there are companies that help and to do things as families to get away, to have a break from the illness, to have a break from everything, to escape reality for a little while. >> through the make aon joshua y got a dloons meet with art -- chance to meet with artists. they helped make his wish come true. >> all right. take a look, beautiful shot at the inner harbor, a nice maritime maryland look. 48 at the airport. humidity near 50% and winds gusting

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