mayor for being here and for all you are leadership and all of the work that's gone on next it's my pleasure to introduce the man who has stakeholder the public and private sectors a civil activists a criminal rights activist and 80 who is serving an unprecedented third term as the president of the board of supervisors please join me in welcoming the president of the board of supervisors president david chiu (clapping.) good afternoon san francisco it is my honor to welcome you to our northeast neighborhood and because none of my colleagues are here yet i want to welcome you to the best city and county of san francisco right here and thank you for being here for another amazing chapter of the city and county of san francisco we bring millions of people around the world to those neighbors, in fact, it's our city that brought a young man from seattle mayor ed lee with who became our mayor a woman from washington, d.c. president of our port commission it brought another young man, if missouri our vice president mr. alzheimer's and when i was 22 i came to those neighbors and like you all we enve

we want to thank you for all. and as we engage this conference, as we begin this incredible event, we want to say thank you and we want to listen to you, we want to get your feedback, we want to interact with you and we couldn't be more excited. is this the best dream force ever, or what? [applause] i want to thank my team, also. they've done an incredible job and this conference gets better and better every year and this is by far the best dream force ever. we're celebrating our 15 year anniversary, now the number one crm company in the world and the world's most admired software company according to fortune magazine, number seven on the world's best place to work. we could not imagine the world's moes innovative company in the world, four years for that. thank you. this contents is awesome. we've had to up our registration number. we now have more than 145,000 people registered to attend the event, there's more than 400 companies here and more that 5 million people enjoying us online. you saw an incredible morni

all of a sudden you said you all belong together?later that night and went to a diner and spoke about things that we enjoyed, like monty python and in living color and it is something you find -- you must be talking to a comedy nerd if m person likes monty pay thon and in living color, and then i promptly, not;f home later that evening which at that point in time would have been the next morning and woke my wife up and i told her i found love with this guy because we shared sensibilities and by complete se #"e on mad tv at the same time and wrote lots and lots of scenes together. and mad tv kind of made it, didn't it? kind of made -- >> that congealed= our -- yeah. you know what i mean? we started butting together:vl sketches that we tried to give the best shot possible to get picked to go on air so the way we did that was you started choreographing these dances and these full on, just full on unbridled commitment to these routines and so they couldn't pass on it. >> rose: but with you two it is different. it is not -- you don't fill

you all bring. folks who come to us who actually have that opportunity to go down the right road. now, the reason that we are honoring this particular group of folks out of our intake and information unit this morning, is that and the commission will appreciate it because we have been talking about this now for quite some time and we have a contract, with the cms, the center for medicare and medicare, and medicare and medicaid and this contract, is to help people leave hospitals and not come back. and the idea is to reverse those lower readmission rates and have people be healthy when they are at home, right? and so they don't have to go back and so that the life goes on for them in a much better way. so, we were one of about 100 sites across the country that cms contracted with and we have partnered with nhphs who also has six other community partners that we work with, and this is a big, big deal, four hospital systems, 7 campuses. and we have the beauty of this program for us, has been and it has

that we all matter.re's somebody who matters to one person, one child, to one cause, to -- given the size of the creators' enterprise, this being among the billion in the universe among billions, you can't get your fingers close enough between how much any two humans that ever existed between how much they matter. take your smile to the next person. take your hug to the next person. take your doctorate the to the next world of people. and you can't get your finger close enough to measure the difference in how much good you're doing. >> i love norman lear. now like many of you, i suspect, i'm delighted he's gotten around -- >> i love you,b1 also. let me be on record with that. >> yeah. i appreciate that. it feels good to be loved by you, norman lear. >> good. >> the book is called "even this i get to experience," from norman lear. he's one of a kind. one of a kind. i adore him and am so proud to have him on this program. congratulations, my friend. i apologize to the audience, there's so much in this book

. >> all right. well, we have a san francisco institution in the house, delancy street restaurant and the counterpart crossroads cafe. these restaurants actually don't need much of an introduction to this board of supervisors [speaker not understood] and may not have visited these restaurants yet,ly let you know a little bit about them. these special enterprise he are located in our neighborhood hub in south beach san francisco and has been there long before much of the development that we currently see today. in 1971 delancy street foundation began in the apartment at john ma her [speaker not understood] and cohort mimi. they created a new [speaker not understood] on the nonprofit model creating an extended family by bring residents in off the street and assigning role based on their talent. whoever could cook could become the head chef, whoever could swing a hammer would do repairs. [speaker not understood]. delancy street has grown into the country's leading self-help organization for former subst

close all the bases. stop the factories that build all of that equipment and ship it off to the zionist regime so it can defend itself against the jie gantic gazan military. >> the question was about informing the department for children and families. mr. peters? >> we will continue to monitor that race very closely. don't go away. the parents of the nbc camera man who contracted ebola in west africa joining me next. >>> shocking new news from the world health organization shocking news in west africa where it has killed 8500 people. by december, we could see as many as 10,0 0 new cases per week if the epidemic continues on its current trajectory. today, president obama took the international community to task for failing to do its part in fighting the virus. >> the world, as a whole, is not doing enough. there are a numb brer of countries that have capacity that have not yet stepped up. those that have stepped up, all of us are going to have to do more because unless we contain this at the source, this i

good morning good morning all right.ere leader peel thank you for your your combination and leadership michael and the board of directors and the entire staff and the volunteers that are here everyday thank you, thank you very, very much if i may say on behalf of the the supervisors that are here and the city agencies our chiefs our construction family their workers i want to say thank you to stoimz st. anthony's for providing united states the opportunity to help more people you're right berry and father harding define and michael we're building brand new permanently affordable low income housing in the tenderloin in san francisco and we will do more and more of that

all forms of violence. it also means violence is not permitted in any of our sports and their cities as well. and yes, and we will continue to ring solid and true on that, and we continue to want to be the national model that everybody can follow but we will also take care of local business, i very much appreciate a lot of faces that are standing up beside me here. faces that i have seen for many years working on this very, very hard program very hard topic, gut wrenching topics and every story that you read can just wrench your emotions because they are wrong and they should never happen. but i also have hope that i see a lot of young faces, once that hopefully, we will be a part of their education and they will adopt what we do here today, and they will look forward and they will see, not only 44 months, but they will see 44 years of no domestic violence, how about that for our kids? [ applause ] >> i also want to give a shout out to everybody who worked on this justice and encourage panel that was starte

>> yes. >> all right. so i actually spent a lot of time analyzing published studies and translating the science for english. my book genetic roulette does that. but it also says in the beginning if this were fluoride studies, cancer studies, a number of other things, we would have thousands and thousands of published studies to deal with. but we actually have only a handful. it's not true that there are 600 safety studies. is it a few years ago the number of safety studies, animal studies that would qualify as an academic safety study was less than three dozen. and so in the book which has 1153 notes and lots of published studies and linked to, it also says that we're not -- we don't have the luxury of just limiting ourselves to the studies. we have to be like epidemiologist that's look at the studies. the unpublished studies which is what the biotech people use to submit to the fda and also look at theoretical risks based on the biochemistry of roundup and the physiological actions of bt. so i could have

all right, very good. all right. and we have, i believe, one more.e careful with her, guillermo. >> i will. >> jimmy: that's our special dog. oh, wow. you got to love a dog in a hat. this is -- what is going on here? >> this is indiana jones. >> jimmy: oh, indiana jones. >> the cobra. >> jimmy: oh -- >> another cobra over here. >> jimmy: oh there's a snake. look at that. yeah, indiana did not like snakes. and these are skulls. >> and spiders. he didn't like spiders. >> jimmy: well, who does, really? >> on the other side, we have an elephant, he rode an elephant into the temple. >> jimmy: where's the -- there's the elephant. oh, yeah. and look at that, how the -- >> snake. >> jimmy: part of the tail. that's great. that is unbelievable. thank you very much, cat. that's -- cat is a -- she deck kates dogs, all right? thanks to the animals, too. tonight on the show, we have music from lady antebellum. lisa kudrow is here. and we'll be right back with will arnett, so stick around. when delta bath...g") ...shower... ...toilet... ...and faucet innovations...

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it is jarring to learn all those years later that it was really all about this.nt then gone. like, well, all of their work from that time, long-since removed or painted over. >> ultimately, the legacy. here's our legacy. you know, we don't have a movement anymore. the movement has been given to the world. and if you go to trains in milan and paris, or whatever, certainly not the russian system, but if you go to some of the cities around the world, they're bombed. their rail systems are destroyed. i mean today, if i could have a train running, it would be epic. and i think any artist, if that concept was available, like, here's some public art, guys. let it run through our countryside. ♪ ♪ [ indistinct chatter ] ♪ ♪ [ bike horns ] ♪ [ horns ] ♪ >> take the six train to the end of the line. then do the same with the number 29 bus. technically, you'll still be in the bronx, but it kind of won't feel like it. city island is a fishing village turned what? a parking lot for pleasure boats and a long established restaurant row for new yorkers. >> picked the perfect day

all right, good, i think we're all set.>> you and i can go to observation pins here and get up close and personal. these birds are native only to north america. 22 birds were alive in 1942. >> on the planet? >> on the planet. we figured there were something like that 44 breeding females. >> how many today? >> something over 500 in total. >> so why do you -- why do you give a crap? >> you know, personally, i kind of got into the whole field because i was interested in bird watching as a young kid. and like the challenge, the scientific process, but i think you know once -- you know, you develop those tools it is important to put them to good use. and certainly conservation of natural resources is. also i think they have just as much of a right to be on the earth as humans or any other species does. so there is sort of a moral aspect to it. so those are the two things that drive me, i think, just curiosi curiosity. so these are sanjo cranes, that are very common in north america. >> are they in danger? >> not at all. why do w

the all new keurig 2.0 is here. brew for one, brew for all. at 6 star and as a fender bender turned into violent attack robbery san francisco off solid balance neighborhood park is on for the suspect >> : good evening everyone that attack happens to 20 this morning intersection 24 delores straight or kron board and chairman live tonight with lettuce and the investigation >> : 24th dolores' happened right there in the intersection one car rending another not something that residents we taught to expect in some light on >> : police say attack 24 escolar sampras discuss all valid. one vehicle rented another >> : driver of the car exchange insurance information met by the other driver holding handgun >> : told him to give up all his property suspect the then this look to that the multiple times and had causing the fall on to the ground took his property fled the scene >> : for july victim did not suffer life-threatening injuries >> : all wl inside raising concerns residents is no valid >> : will feel safe living here for more on alert >> : earlier

we're gonna be instilling this philosophy across all the products and all the pillars.he right direction. hey, guys. stephanie: hey. good morning, marcus. lemonis: what's happening? nicolas: i made a new version of the duster with the different type of trim. lemonis: okay. nicolas: you talked about the trim was fraying. -lemonis: can i see it? -nicolas: yeah. let me get it. lemonis: noemi, can you come on down? nicolas: the weaving is a little tighter, so it feels slightly different. lemonis: who's the one that actually changed this? nicolas: i did. lemonis: nicolas, why are you working on the duster? nicolas: because i had the resources to do it. lemonis: but you didn't include your mom? noemi: no, because we went through that. lemonis: it sounds like you have a problem with that. nicolas: i don't have a problem with that. noemi: it's the control. i told you. this is another problem we have. nicolas: so, are we talking about the past or the future or -- i don't understand. noemi: future. -nicolas: okay, so -- -noemi: we already decide. why are we going back and talking

all of this is happening before the eyes of the entire world that is being witnessed in all things when they say they're fighting terrorism even though they have not tasted the scourge of terrorism themselves. today i stand here to ask, ladies and gentlemen, hasn't the time come for all of us to stand as one in the face of the serious menace of terrorist ideology worldwide? has not the moment of truth arrived for us all to admit that isis and al nusra and the rest of al qaeda affiliates will not be limited within the borders of syria and iraq but will spread to every spot that it can reach starting with europe and america? should we not learn the lesson from what happened and bring together an international effort to stand in the face of those organizations in the same way that those organizations have brought them from all corners of the month and to train and arm redistribute their ideology and terrorism through those extremists back to whatever they came from. some might say a solution was to stop the expansion of the organization, other organizations, and to eliminate them. ladies a

you'll see all of our budget, all of our results by country. send information back to us and say, well, i'm there, i have looked at this and this doesn't make sense. you can't -- don't try to hold back. we want to really hear where you think we could do a better job and we're committed to putting additional data as we receive it. we're going down to the site level and site level quality data so you can really look at our performance and tell us how to do a better job. because we're all in this together. it's a global pandemic. we're there together. i just want to leave with one last thing, because you did mention it, and i'm sure it's on everybody's mind -- ebola. it's a very big contrast in how the united states has worked effectively in partnership with countries. because the last five or six ebola outbreaks, you haven't even heard about. you haven't heard about them because scientists and clinicians in those countries had the immediate infrastructure, the laboratory infrastructure, the knowledge base so when those patients came in, they were

it's all talk. i think it's easy to grand stand on back taxes to score points against this legislation but actually delivering tax revenues for the city means moving forward on clear rules that bring short-term renting activity into regulation and into compliance and, colleague, that is what we must do today. >> thank you. supervisor breed. >> thank you. i just have some comments about the back tax issue. i don't know if a lot of folks are empire fans here, but al ka poem is about to go to jail. ~ capone. not for bootlegging, not for bribery, not for murder, but for tax evasion. that part of history is actually true. he did time in alcatraz, which is a famous landmark in our city. it makes me real aye that the government is really, really good at collecting taxes. say what you want about the government's ability to take on other problems, but the old saying about death and taxes still is true today. i've spoken with treasurer cisneros and the city attorney's office and i am comfortable that the tax

i think what is amazing is that your restaurant appeals to people across all age groups and all times of the day. ~ has i've never seen a busier restaurant on chestnut street. congratulations for all your success. the last year -- we have three children. two of them are of the age where they can actually go into your restaurant. when we asked them where they wanted to go for their birthday dinners the last year, both of them said they want to go do to de la rosa. it is the favorite place to go with their grandparents. my parents live in the marina district. my wife and i whenever we're out and happen to be out late at night we always end up at your restaurant if we can find a seat. but, you know, you've been such an amazing institution. everybody that i talk to just loves the experience of going there. your food is amazing. so, congratulations for all your culinary success as well. but i just really want to thank you for being such an amazing part of chestnut street as a commercial corridor. really becoming now part of the fabric of our neighborhood and congratulations to all your suc

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all right. (clapping). >> wow. thank you so much may i we're so pleased to have the mayor's leadership on traffic safety and vision zero and making our schools safer to that everyday when you walk and roll or bus to school i can get that safely i also want to thank the betsy career mistake school sea community and principle for letting us highlight how amazing our school is to you guys are one of the all stars your fighting inform getting up get to school safely because you have bobby washington and the principle and parents and the community all working together along with our city leaders so the safe route to school walk and roll today are in order to show all our communities that walking to school and rolling and bicycling to school is possible and feasible and it's fun how many of you had dunn fun today wow. it's fun to walk to school; right? so we're doing that in many, many schools so today, we did that in 84 schools across the city 84 school of kids walking today that's an all-time record

what the heck turkey, we're all about the base. we're all about the base.ll about the base. [laughter] i really lack at tremendous amount of rhythm, don't i? it's hard for me even to perform let alone how hard it must have been for you to watch. [laughter] i hope your children are already asleep. why wouldn't turkey, our nato ally let us use its air bases unless it's because they're using the bases themselves. the turkish war planes went on the attack monday. all right. i get it. they want the credit, it's all starting to make sense now. but instead of pounding isil positions in syria, the turks packed kurdish, fighting isilnk. [bleep] we've been bombing isis to help the kurds, our good friend turkey at the same time a few miles away is bombing kurds thereby helping isis. that was never in risk. what, why. >> because if pkk were shutting military outposts in that area, the kurds extremely upset about turkey not allowing kurds into somalia to help the group there fight isil back. >> it was a very brutal 30-year insurgency where kurds were trying to find and

, they are all on-line as well. and so they can access that information on-line. and, we encourage the parents to come to a workshop and an enrollment workshop and we have set some early bird workshops because, we find that some families just don't want to wait until the enroll, you know the enrollment fair, they want to start early and they are asking us now, for information, so we do have some early bird workshops that are going to be we also have a special education services focus, for one of our workshops and although all of the workshops does cover, special education services. >> we will be bringing all of the materials out to the neighborhoods where the parents can come and talk to the staff and pick up enrollment application and other resources and we also are going to have some satellite collection sites where the families don't have to come down to the epc and they can drop off their enrollment applications at certain sites on certain dates in the city. a lot of the out reach is going to be focused on the s

heightened alerts across not only ottawa but all of canada, all, that is right all canadian militaryasi bases remain on ht alert. in quebec, military personnel are asked not to wear uniforms when they live their bases, and note to make any stops when they do. not even gas stations or daycares or schools. all government facilities remain all but locked down, all canadian airports on high alert, and so too all border crossings and all large urban shopping malls, if it is a place where large numbers gather, good luck gathering there tonight. all but off bounces for canadians this hour, many are not much in the mood to shop, they are rattleed. so too are canadian investors, toronto stock exchange down 265 points, and our dow also dropping 153 on the renewed terror jitters. for next two hours, the asian markets stars start trading, eay indications are, they could be doe due for a hit tonight, that is why we're taking you across world tonight, what security officials are saying, here, there and everywhere. and markets are doing, stock futures, bond futures, metals, we're all over it. and w

. >> just making sure you're all paying attention (laughter) the next one is supervisor campos prsht are short-term rentals that rental that are significant to ellis act evictions. >> supervisor campos supervisor chiu no supervisor cohen. >> just so i'm clear. >> this is the amendment to prohibit short-term rentals that were subject to ellis act within years. >> supervisor cohen i supervisor farrell marry no supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor tang no supervisor wiener supervisor yee supervisor avalos supervisor breed there are 8 i's and 3 nos this amendment passes and supervisor breed had an amendment and this has to do with also i believe a private right of action and ammunition with the ellis act evictions. >> supervisor campos supervisor chiu supervisor cohen supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee supervisor avalos supervisor breed pr there are 11 i's this amendment passes all right. deputy city attorney. >> through the chair it's mom and dad's that the two amendments by supervisor kim and supervisor breed regarding

all hands on-deck.e out of the bullpen on wednesday. >> if they lose, frank's e-mail address is -- >> oh my and lawrence says it's going to rain friday and it could be on interesting week. >>> singers are having a rather tough time getting the words right to the iconic american songs that at&t park this postseason. >> i guess the lyrics are pretty tough. first tony bennett with god bless america and now aaron lewis singer of the group staind with the national anthem. ♪ what so proudly we hailed, were so gallantly streaming ♪ >> oops. >> oops. the line is what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming. instead of so gallantly streaming. even the giants' pitcher it will it will noticed the mick -- tim lincecum noticed the mistake. this is one of the most talked about topics on our kpix 5 facebook page. >> can you imagine the pressure though? you're at the world series. >> there is a lot of pressure. >> that's hard song to sing and to remember every line. i always screw up at the end. is the it

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let's get to work. >> all right. >> thank you. thank you again. could all of you join us?e're gonna have a store meeting. profitable businesses need three things: the right process, a great product, and good people. here, they need help with all three. my name is marcus lemonis, and some of you have seen me around. and i'm here to help fix this business, so people don't lose their job. there are 32 employees relying on this business for their livelihood. and ever since jacob's passing, they're starving for leadership. for the next week, i'm in charge. so what we're gonna do is we're gonna make some massive changes, and, at the end of this week, we're gonna have a grand reopening. we're gonna let our customers tell us if we've gotten it right. i need to get rid of excess inventory, make time-saving changes, and i need to organize what's left. in order for that to happen, i need to put in the right system, like a bar-coding system. this building looks terrible. maarse has a viable product here, but, in order to make it good, we need to display it to the customers in a way th

we are a state university, after all. and keeping that education both affordable but also ensuring its quality so that our students are graduating with very high level skills that will enable them to prosper in the workplace, i think is one of the greatest challenges. of course that involves a whole range of factors to do with the sources of funding for an institution with a budget of $3.3 billion. >> so what steps do you think have to take place in order to balance that affordability with quality? >> well, i think one of the key things that we are doing in terms of affordability is we have really focussed in lazer-like in the last couple of years on the whole issue of student debt. you're probably aware that this has got -- i'm sure you're aware that this has got enormous and appropriate national attention. and it has been a concern of ours. and so, last year we introduced a comprehensive financial literacy program that involves things like modules that all entering freshman have to complete on financial literacy, course

>> all the time. >> all the time? in is your signature dish? >> that's good!. >> yes. >> thank you so much for coming out. >> do you want to be a chef when you grow up? >> yes. >> you'll get it. >> you're on your way, girl. >> all right, kerrey, back to you. >> love her. >> isn't she awesome? and she is so composed. >> i know. >> on a live camera, a lot of adults aren't. >> she is like an adult. >> i know. far more mature than anybody on this show, i can tell you that. >> yes. that's so good. that sauce. >> it looks awesome. okay, hey, shar still in the green room, back with us in a couple every minutes, little insight into mike's life. this is the moment that you've all been waiting for. taking a closer look, into the depths of mike jerrick's soul. coming up. >> earlier we chatted with char, now a league from mike. >> you ready? >> well, i am ready. good to see you. now, i'm take my ear piece out so the control room can't talk to plea. >> i need you to be open minded about everybody, living and deceased, i just want you to know i was in the green room looking

all right.a, this is from mike s. are you an outdoors kind of woman? that seems a bit weird. >> it depends on what the ooktivity is. >> do you k56r7? >> i do not camp. i like anywhere you can drink in public without judgment. i'm not really a tennis fan. >> outdoor drinking. >> sit on a beach, i'm not very physical when i'm outside. >> eric, this is from grace p. how ironic, given where i just was. are you as pumped up as i am for the fifth season of "walking dead? ." it's not just zombies, zombies are there because it's a zombie show, but the real interesting part of it is the relationshi relationshipsal between the characters. >> you strike me as zombieists, they're struggling through a tough time being dead. they steam to be dead right in about 30 years. mark my worth, corpses are coming back, bob, this is from o iggie. what would be your ideal afternoon, spending the day at the dog park with jasper or getti getting mani/pedis with bob? >> but we usually go every saturday afternoon, so it's n

all about.is what our new commitment to healthy lunches for all primary school children is all about. that is what our new commitment to helping with the travel costs faced by all college students is all about. that is what our new commitment to a qualified teacher in every classroom is all about. that is what protecting funding from cradle to college -- even as we clear the deficit -- is all about. education. opportunity. that is what the liberal democrats are all about. [applause] almost exactly thirteen years ago phil willis and myself visited a number of schools in denmark, holland and sweden. the idea of the pupil premium was born. today it funds breakfast clubs; homework clubs; it helps involve parents who are otherwise disengaged. it gives teachers the time to focus on children, one on one. and the many wonderful, wonderful teachers i meet across the country, working in the noblest profession of all, tell me the ability to do that is priceless in unlocking the talents of every child. the

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some students here, shocked by the repercussions. >> they work hard all summer, and then all of a sudden, they wake up one day and they're like, you can't even play football. it's just a shock to them. >> reporter: investigators are interviewing parents, players and school staff, not just looking into the conduct itself but whether it was known and ignored. when asked for comment from nj.com today -- >> are the rumors true, george? hazing incidents involving your football team? reporter: the football coach remained tight lipped. a fall from grace from sayerville which has a proud football tradition, winning three state championships in the past four years. studying suggest about 1.5 million high school students have been subjected to some form of hazing. one found nearly half of students in group activities were victims. here in sayreville, this will be no friday night lights this week, which was supposed to be homecoming. while the investigation continues to see just how widespread this was on the team, the implications of a canceled season are far reaching. there is now concern about w

all right.he freedom socialist party in seattle demands $20 an hour minimum wage as part of their platform but in a job posting on craigs list for a web developer they are only offering $15 an hour. they also state they want the government to quote, provide a guaranteed annual income, free medical care for all, including reproductive services and abortion. they say the job is part time so benefits are not included. they say one thing and they do another. joanne, is this the most delicious irony smoothy that you've ever stuck your straw into it. >> it is. you know what would be even nicer than the smoothy is giving everyone two months vacation. a hot tub, a pony. oh -- >> they do that in europe. everyone gets a pony in europe. >> you know doesn't work out. i think it is interesting, doug barns, the national secretary of the freedom socialist party. >> i think we all know who doug barns. >> oh, because i didn't know. i'm trying to reinforce this. he decided to come back and defend their position.

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-lemonis: all right.he last few months at artistic stitch have been a lot of work... ...but things are progressing well. for the retail store, we've changed the name to queens vibe, and we're landing some very large accounts. that one looks good. the lobby has been transformed into a retail store, featuring our very own queens vibe product line, and it's really struck a chord with the locals. sal: thank you very much. lemonis: half of the basketball court has been repurposed for a design center. now, you know that whatever you draw is gonna go on the machine and you're gonna be able to wear it? girl: yeah. -lemonis: is that cool? -girl: yeah. lemonis: it feels really good to watch kids come here and draw things out and see them make their own t-shirts. it's like you could wear it to bed. girl: yeah. lemonis: in addition to the original $660,000, i've spent over $100,000 on this renovation, and while the early returns are promising, we're definitely not out of the woods. i think the effort and the intensit

all right!'t need music. >> i guess if you never write anything down rehearsal is critical because how else will you learn. >> exactly. it's like a football team. they must learn everything. they must learn them signals to know what to do. it's like a play book. they must learn them. that's what they must learn. it's all about following directions. >> can i see something with just the drums? >> oh, yeah. [ applause ] yeah. i'm impressed. now i'm going to meet the man who started it all. mr. willy smith. >> this is the man who started it. >> you know, i feel so proud. i was active for 41 years until i had my stroke. three year ago i had my stroke. he came right in and took over. he's doing a beautiful job ever since. every time i see him i call him little willy because he's doing exactly what he saw me doing. only he has a whole new group of children. >> who taught you? >> i learned myself. this is the dream i had to come from college. i belonged to a fraternity so we did those kind of steps doin

alleged, all reports at the moment. >> all right.music video "chandelier," in the unitard or whatever it is. let's see a little bit of that. >> hilarious. it features a girl in a nude body suit and stockings and she's dancing. >> that's the real one. that's the real one. here is the jim carrey one. >> iconic look. a danceoff. they both show up to the same office costume party dressed as this girl from the video. hilarious. later in it, iggy azalea got in on it. >> she had 60 people with her entourage, i hear. they could barely fit in -- >> i like her. >> yeah, okay. if you haven't booked your holiday travel, we'll tell you the best time of the week to do it. >> thank you very much. >>> and a taste of southern comfort from grammy win sugarland singer kristian bush after this. [ woman ] i've had it with my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... the frustration... covering up. so i talked with my doctor. he prescribed enbrel. enbrel is clinically proven to provide clearer skin. many people saw 75% clearance in 3 months. and enbrel helpe

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5 i's and 6 months this amendment fails okay did next amendment i believe if i'm correct those are all the amendments we could adapt that did not require a referral back to committee with that, islam i'd like to move into the dipped files and take those that go to planning commission and deputy city attorney. >> one suggestion say you could take those all in one file duplicate file e.r. did you want again, because they're two categories that requires one referral to committee and one to committee and the boards, of course, i'm throwing that out there. >> supervisor wiener. >> just to avoid confusion supervisor kim disappointed it so early on the disappointed files were adapted in both version i want to make sure we don't have a version floating around with no amendments so i suggest we may be eliminate the duplicate the version. >> all right. is. >> through the chair to 0 supervisor wiener the item that was amended was duplicate you have two items that are non-substantive. >> right now both the original and duplicate version have all the adapted amendments incorporated my apologies for

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best of all, oil. the stunning decline in oil makes a mockery of everyone who told us that inflation lurked under a the corner. how about the supposed hedges against qe-3? stocks cut in half. cut in half. thanks for nothing. warning two. soaring interest rates. the ten-year. wow. you see it? it's at 2.3% for heaven's sake. weren't they supposed to double, triple? what a fantastic time to get a mortgage and refinance, just when the geniuses told you you had to be short bonds to make the most money, the high yielders that i make so much. today kellogg reported another mediocre quarter with no sales growth, but it's got to save 3% yield, so the stocks soared anyway. business as usual. warning number three, the federal reserve will destroy the bond market when it finally goes to sell the $4 trillion in bonds it's bought. all i can say is please, please, fed, do some selling. there's tremendous demand, and maybe the banks would do a little better with higher interest rates. probably book a profit on the dar

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and yet they're all the same. they're all recent converts to islam.ed other social media. but make it clear that in fact and if you don't -- if your object is to terrorize -- i mean, this is core terrorism. it's not even about strategic goals, likefá sinking a warship it's about killing thejf infide. and they're quite effective at inspiring people to do that. and the president owes us some candor and truth when he talks about this. >> that's a very simple but yet profound>dconcept. tell the american people the truth. tell us the truth about isis, radical islam, tell us the truth about ebola. good point. we've had these recent security lapses with the secret service. i'm going to play -- i'm going to roll aÑi tape of thisçó vide today where primet( minister cameron is literally approached by this guy. there's the prime minister -- guy comes running up to him. andçó i'm thinking, all right, with all these lone wolf attacks called by isisxd for these lone wolfs to act, this was just a random person it turns out. but what if? íhsqp', itñrçó seems th, thee