angela, you have a choice.you can either come into the kitchen and "help me with the sauce," or you can "help me with the sauce" out here in front of everyone. ( clock ticking ) looks like you're the...sauce lady. sue? is-- everything is under control. ahem. sue: every bloody time you let everyone down! god knows why i believed you... angela: you are so judgmental! because you are crap! you've always been crap, crap, crap! listening to you, it makes me so glad i've got a life. so, ravi, tell me about your job, it sounds fascinating. yes, the company... ( women arguing ) decided they needed one full-time accountant in house. ( arguing continues ) ahem... and what's your office like? ( arguing continues ) is it nice? ( stammers ) it's open plan, isn't it? open plan? ravi: yes. ( arguing continues ) actually, dad, i am a bit tired. i'll go to bed. good idea. night, night good night. night. ( arguing continues ) fully open plan or... partitions? partitions, yeah. ...selfish bitch who uses her neuroticism as an excu

your auntie angela's here. hi, auntie angela. hiya. hi, darling, how was your day? all right.ll right's all right, isn't it? what's for tea? i thought i'd send out, to be honest. can we have chinese? you're a bit late back. oh, yeah, traffic was bad. i said it would be that, but, you know, next time you're running a bit late, just give us a ring on the old moby, eh? yeah, sorry. no, that's all right, darling. you're fine. next time. i'm a bit tired, so i'm gonna switch my brain off. he seems fine. why? is he having problems? no. no, no, just normal boy stuff. karen: give it! it's mine! your turn. why don't i have a crack at the sink? your turn. go, now. it's mine! give it now! what are you two-- she started it! i haven't even asked who started it. but he called me a bad word! he called me lezza, which i don't like. he called me a lezza, which i really don't like, and a toss piece. i especially don't like lezza. for your information, lezza isn't a bad word. it is a bad word, ben. it is very, very unkind, and you don't even know what it means. i do. a lezza is a lady who likes--

dad, is auntie angela coming to the wedding? well... she hasn't replied to the invitation, and america's a long way away, so... you never really know with auntie angela, so. god, i hope mum and her don't have another fight. well, it wasn't really a fight, exactly, was it? no shovels involved. no, but there was shouting and screaming and swearing, a lot of swearing. all sisters have these little disagreements, and i'm sure that if she does come, they'll both be very civilized about it. anyway, she probably won't come. bollocks! the present. sue: god! you okay? no! that was dad. he's forgotten all about the wedding, and he's still in his pajamas. i've got a thumping headache, and karen's faffing about with her dress. karen, where are you off to? i need to wee. okay, do you need help with your dress and stuff? i'm six. okay, but don't slide the bolt across, 'cause it's stiff. what? i said... can you make sure that you don't slide the-- ( click, thump ) ...bolt across. okay. uh, karen, darling, listen, could you, uh, can you do me a favor?

angela, what do you think?he's compromising with the republicans and that's what it will take to create a better black america. for our democracy to truly work you have to compromise and work together and under nancy pelosi and harry reid we did not see that. >> there's a misnomer to that because while there was not the kind of communication and interaction that could have gotten some things done, they got some pretty substantial legislation passed. >> their legislation passed. >> but we're talking about what did obama do for people of color, and at the end of the day there was legislation passed that ultimately benefited people of color. >> are we better off today? that's what his question is? are we better off today? >> we're not better off today than we were under bush. in the first two years we got health care, and we were able to bring the economy back from the brink. let's remember, now, when george bush left we didn't know if the country was going to economically rebound. that's black america and black c

he resigned in hiding angela merkel has emerged very strongly from disappearance.hink she has not been harmed by the incident at all. >> thank you for the insights. the events unfolding tonight in tahrir square are creating yet more global ripples, including in the world of commerce. here is that story. >> thank you. the events in egypt could affect markets. we spoke to our correspondent on wall street. i asked how traders in new york were reacting to this possible power shift in cairo. >> what i am hearing is that it is a factor and we could recover from steeper losses from earlier. i mean, there's still a certain degree of uncertainty in how the power shift will actually happen. but i am told here on the floor that it is a factor that we could recover from a steeper losses. we have not seen a big reaction yet on the commodities market. oil only for a moment came down a bit but then went up to where it stood before. still a certain to amount of uncertainty. but i am hearing that egypt is a factor, that we recovered at one. most of the losses that we saw earlier. >

>> are you angela? >> shut the heck up. i'm angela. >> okay. >> this is a mistake. is craziness. >> see who it's from. >> oh, it's so pretty. >> this came from downstairs for you. >> what? shut the heck up. are you kidding me right now? like the twilight zone. i'm kind of confused. love -- shut the -- are you kidding me? what is going on right now? oh, my god. look at this one. i'm going to eat this tonight in my bed. that's going to be my date. this is -- >> it's huge. >> too many boys that i'm trying to think of right now. i've been on too many dates in the last year. good afternoon, "jimmy kimmel live." these were in the truck. and i'm supposed to do this. >> oh, what the hell? oh, my god. are you kidding me? you're a delivery person. this is my desk. this is love, i don't want it anymore. no! >> i hope you're hungry. >> what? are you serious? >> hey. >> oh my god. >> happy valentine's day angela, and -- >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >> i'm good, i'm good. oh my god. >> jimmy: happy valentine's day angela. th never change, angela. now go back to work. we have a good

german chancellor angela merkel demand an end to the attacks. a massive winter storm dumped snow on the u.s. from michigan to new mexico. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> in egypt, the government appears to be trying yet again to reach out to the protesters and put an end to more than a week of unrest. speaking on state television thursday, the vice president invited the banned muslim brotherhood in for talks. they said, not a chance. this situation upon tahrir square remains chaotic. 10 people have died in violent clashes today. >> the area in and around tahrir square continues to be a battlefield. crowds are throwing stones at each other. the shots are ringing out. after 10 days, the exhaustion is visible among many anti-mubarak protesters, but they say they will not leave until mubarak leaves. >> this is a revolt for our dignity. we need justice. we need those who have committed crimes against humanity to be punished. >> the prime minister apologized for the violence, pledging a full investigation. meanwhil

he resigned in hiding angela merkel has emerged very strongly from disappearance.hink she has not been harmed by the incident at all. >> thank you for the insights. the events unfolding tonight in tahrir square are creating yet more global ripples, including in the world of commerce. here is that story. >> thank you. the events in egypt could affect markets. we spoke to our correspondent on wall street. i asked how traders in new york were reacting to this possible power shift in cairo. >> what i am hearing is that it is a factor and we could recover from steeper losses from earlier. i mean, there's still a certain degree of uncertainty in how the power shift will actually happen. but i am told here on the floor that it is a factor that we could recover from a steeper losses. we have not seen a big reaction yet on the commodities market. oil only for a moment came down a bit but then went up to where it stood before. still a certain to amount of uncertainty. but i am hearing that egypt is a factor, that we recovered at one. most of the losses that we saw earlier. >

this resolution is adopted angela merkel resolution authorize -- madam clerk: . accepting and expend grant, resolution authorizing the office of economic and workforce development to retroactively accept and expand community services block grant. president chiu: item accepted. madam clerk: item 8 is ordinance amending the san francisco planning code by amending. president chiu: i understand supervisor wiener may need to be excused from this. commissioner wiener: i own a condominium where i reside that is within 500 feet of the western britney -- boundary of the proposed extension, specifically the northwest corner of market and i ask to be excused. president chiu: do we have a motion? without objection, supervisor wiener is excused for this vote. supervisor mar? commissioner mar: thank you, president chiu. one issue that was brought to our attention after we had unanimously supported the ordinance is a cleanup amendment. i'm introducing an amendment to this item to clarify the rules on how projects already in the entitlement process will be affected by the new ex

angela first came to our attention through her involvement in the domestic a group. got invoked in a crime in which a jewish businessman was pistol whipped. and we came upon and it's all video store that was just a couple miles from where i live. we all sat in the car except for one of the guys and he went in and actually rob the store. he made the guy put his head in a cabinet and he hits the clerk with the gun and pistol whipped him and told him to stay there. our sarge with conspiracy to arm robbery and i was also given a firearm charge because there was a firearm involved i testified in those proceedings and had a pretty low opinion of angela king and her associates and quite frankly i was glad to see that they receive them. on the good news. she fell into a real neo nazi skinhead life and the result was that she participated in a major crimes so you know ultimately and went to prison for four years when i was first incarcerated i was struck and really surprised because there were so many different people women you know of all every color you could imagine every

and you know angela king and her associates. quite frankly i was glad to see that they received the punishment the good news. she fell into a real neo nazi skinhead life and the result was that she participated to major crimes so you know ultimately and she can went to prison for four years when i was first incarcerated i was struck and really surprised because there were so many different people when you know of all every color you could imagine every culture and they treated me like a human being. after being there for a couple months i started to really question everything that i had done what i was doing there and how i had gotten myself there. i think the first person i actually revealed my tattoos to was an older jamaican woman and i sat down after rooming with her for a while and explains who or what i used to be involved in and showed her some of my tattoos. i went from one end of the spectrum where i hated everyone to the complete opposite end of the spectrum where i didn't see colors or different countries i saw all ju

german chancellor angela merkel demand an end to the attacks. a massive winter storm dumped snow on the u.s. from michigan to new mexico. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> in egypt, the government appears to be trying yet again to reach out to the protesters and put an end to more than a week of unrest. speaking on state television thursday, the vice president invited the banned muslim brotherhood in for talks. they said, not a chance. this situation upon tahrir square remains chaotic. 10 people have died in violent clashes today. >> the area in and around tahrir square continues to be a battlefield. crowds are throwing stones at each other. the shots are ringing out. after 10 days, the exhaustion ik protesters, but they say they will not leave until mubarak leaves. >> this is a revolt for our dignity. we need justice. we need those who have committed crimes against humanity to be punished. >> the prime minister apologized for the violence, pledging a full investigation. meanwhile, the vice president signaled a

angela chan. officer lowis borilla. she took a particular interest in working with youth and with schools. she was a sro , school resource officer. during that time, she worked with middle schools throughout the district and in many areas where they were experiencing violence. she has been an invader. i would like to acknowledge captain masha ash. captain ash has done a tremendous amount of work. she worked on protocols that would work with children taken to the youth facility. during the parent's arrest and from trauma. thank you very much officer pri lo and captain nash. i am going to go over the panel discussion. we are try find solutions which includes violence to and from school and on the site. our goal is to move forward solutions. we ask that all questions be reserved today end. please feel free to jot down questions you have. those questions we are not able to get to, we are interested in collecting them. we are going to collect information with respect to solutions as well as action items that they are going t

angela merkel appeal to the israelis not to let this be a reason to neglect to the middle east peace process. >> it is important that steps are taken to guarantee the security of israel and of course, the security of the borders to the palestinians, to meet the conditions of a two- state solution. >> angela merkel also discussed the peace process with israeli opposition leader. berlin has not ruled out further sanctions against iran. she said they will work for israeli security. >> as we just heard, israel is very worried about the situation. what do the palestinians think? when they are very happy about what is going on in egypt. the hamas movement has shown the first signs of nervousness. there were attempts to go onto the streetin the gaza strip as well, but hamas told the population they should not do that. they forbade it. >> hamas is stuck in the middle from an economic standpoint. what do we know about the reaction there? >> the economic situation is a catastrophe, but this has nothing to do with egypt. this is the immediate result of the israeli blockade of the gaza strip. th

angela merkel came out and said she would never read the book she condemned the book and hadn't read it i think that is a very typical reaction. but of course you're right the fact that she even would even come out and say multiculturalism is fails of course it's an indication that things are not going as smoothly as she would have liked but she still. is she and others would still need to do so the population what are we going to do about this problem how would you characterize the influence of brussels on the media reporting on immigration policies and subsequent crucial. you know the the e.u. passed a so-called framework decision in november two thousand and eight. that actually require. the member states to pass laws such as the one i am indicted under you have to criminalize so-called hate speech racists and whatnot and each individual country member state has to introduce laws that will guarantee that offenders against this rather paragraph or article will get between one and three years in jail. it also this framework decision also requires us to sue to introducing the walls p

angela anderson is one of the fortunate participants. she's been serving time for drug abuse. >> when i had got out of jail before, you know, i went directly back to drugs, because that's really all there was. but here i got structure. i made great friends. you have classes that you have to attend to. you have to live to a schedule. >> reporter: what it does is lessen the odds that she'll go back to prison. in 2009, the latest statistics available, there were 2.3 million americans serving time behind bars, the highest documented incarceration rate in the world. since the early 1970s, the prison and jail population has increased by 700%. now, faced with the staggering costs of incarceration, about $55 billion a year, politicians are asking community and faith- based volunteers to help the re-entry process for the hundreds of thousands of ex-cons who are coming home. the state of hawaii is no exception. to reduce the spiraling costs of incarceration, a number of states started exporting inmates to cheaper localities, often to other states,

at this week's preliminary hearing, former police chief randy adams wrote assistant city manager angela spaccia: referring to a favorite saying by city manager rizzo, she goes on: >> there's going to be a lot of innuendo but there's not going to be a shred of hard evidence that miss spaccia did a single thing that was improper. >> reporter: bell, a city of fewer than 40,000 with a median household income of less than $30,000 had some of the highest paid leaders in the land, with salary and benefits, city manager rizzo made $1.5 million a year-- almost four times what president obama makes. assistant manager spaccia, more than $376,000. police chief adams made $457,000 a year, more than the chiefs in l.a. and new york. rizzo, spaccia, and most of city council, face charges of misappropriation of funds for gorging themselves at the public trough. bill whitaker, cbs news, los angeles. >> couric: and still ahead here on the "cbs evening news," the last time he was at the white house the president gave him a tie. today he gave him a medal. but up next, when two men match wits with a supercom

i know. [ as tony danza ] "angela." [ laughter ] a -- you think it's funny too, huh?> steve: he was -- who was the boss? was it him? >> jimmy: turns out there was no actual, technical boss. >> steve: oh my god. >> jimmy: they all were the boss. >> steve: it's a conundrum. it's a conundrum, that show. >> jimmy: it was a conundrum. yeah. they almost called the show "conundrum." >> steve: they did. almost. >> jimmy: and then they just called it, "who's the boss." [ laughter ] >> steve: and what were the four characters in the show? >> jimmy: there's only -- well four or five characters. >> steve: who were they? >> jimmy: there was tony -- [as tony danza ] samantha, angela -- [ laughter ] jonathan and mona. >> steve: gotta get that cleared up. >> jimmy: you guys, a woman in florida was arrested for attacking her roommate because she ate her thin mint girl scout cookies. [ laughter ] that's crazy. i would never attack someone for eating thin mints but anyone touched my samoas, i'd cut a bitch. [ laughter and applause ] "don't you touch my samoas!" they're my favorite. and

and not these fights as we hear it from other countries but we do know that germany's chancellor angela merkel is on record as saying that multiculturalism has failed just as david cameron has done today so what do you think of that assessment. that's true that's true my culture isn't has failed for sure because you cannot let people come into the country and then they find their way into work when there is not enough work for unskilled people so if the people all would have work we would have not such a bad standard of integration as long as we have so much social welfare to give to the people we will not have the problems because the people have the money and then they have time to do whatever they work sometimes they were going to play the market but multiculturalism will only function if the people come into the country have a job to own their own money and feel responsible for it for the community otherwise was jobless people and if they live a passive life with social welfare they were to not responsibility for the community so would you characterise them has failed in germany so

my name is angela irca. i am here to speak on behalf of the three a hundred families that we help each month to get a pass from the school district. this resolution would help the families that are getting these but also the ones that are not able to. right now, the free bus passes -- the number to supplier families are limited, and some have to double up. when you're talking about some families who are not able to access that program who live south of market, so we hope that this resolution moves forward. it will really help the families not only get their children to school, but there are so many aspects of using the muni, and they would not have to worry about getting their families to other parts of their daily lives. we hope this means forward. thank you. supervisor mar: thank you. next speaker. >> i am with the youth commission. we are here to ask this to go forward and hope to the calendar tomorrow for the full board meeting. we hope that this committee and the full board tomorrow and i do the present

--durante una conversacion telefonica con la canciller alemana "angela merkel", obama dijo que cuandoservar el poder a traves de la violencia contra su pueblo, ese Íder ha perdido la legitimidad para gobernar.--se trata de la primera vez que obama insta a "gadafi" a renunciar.--mientra tanto, el hijo mayor del Íder libio, "saif al islam", se reunio hoy con tribus del este de libia para llegar a un acuerdo que evite mas enfrentamientos entre los opositores al regimen y quienes estan a favor. --por su parte, el consejo de seguridad de la onu aprobo este dia por unanimidad una resolucÓn que contempla fuertes sanciones contra el regimen de moamar gadafi y su familia.--los 15 miembros coincidieron en que los responsables de la represÓn contra la poblacion civil en libia deben responder por sus actos, ademas de exigir un alto inmediato a la violencia en ese pais. y a miles de kilometros de y a miles de kilometros de miles de kilómetros de distana en el área de la bahia las manifestaciones de apoyo continúan. >> la movilización fue organizada por simpatizantes. >> es una movilizacion válida.

in a moment we'll hear from german chancellor angela merkel. they spoke at the munich security council in germany last week. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: well, ladies and gentlemen, david cameron, among all those guests i would like to single out the host of yesterday's -- yesterday's dinner. actually it was luncheon and it lasted for six hours but we did get some success in the end. i'm very pleased to be at the munich security conference at a time which i think we would all agree is indeed a very thrilling one. the last decade of the 20th century and the first decade of the 21st century i believe one can safely say -- have in many ways completely changed the face of the world as we know it in the post-war period. at the beginning and we're more aware of this. and i need like to freedom and finall finally. the and the fall of the berlin wall that's perceived at this end and also the opening of the ronald reagan whom ronald reagan would have celebrated his 100th birthday i would like to remind all of you that he is one of the few

. >> angela merkel brought half of her cabinet to the bilateral talks. the agenda had been dominated by business and research centers. she came with her own instructions for israel to halt settlement. given the events in egypt, being open through dialogue was essential. goshawk -- >> here we would have the same message. freedom of speech is necessary. that is what we have to demand and that is what we will continue to demand. >> and they voiced concern. hong >> egypt is not a major producer, but monday, they could either spread to middle eastern oil producers or canal flows. the organization of petroleum exporting countries says it is concerned about will not boost output now. as was being a major transit country, it also attracts a lot of foreign investment. foreign businesses are starting to take precautions. >> the economy is feeling the brunt of the unrest with many banks remain closed on monday. along with energy suppliers, many german carmakers have production facilities in egypt. bmw suspended operations at the plant. many of the workers are going

you met angela chan from the asian law office. can you give it up for them. i also want to say to be members of the safety america partnership. our efforts have been over lookd and unappreciated, but i know what tremendous contributions we have made to the quality of life in our neighborhoods. i am looking forward to continuing that in the future. it feels acward to be up here. i know there are so many of you that contribute t

angela merkel appeal to the israelis not to let this be a reason to neglect to the middle east peace process. >> it is important that steps are taken to guarantee the security of israel and of course, the security of the borders to the palestinians, to meet the conditions of a two- state solution. >> angela merkel also discussed the peace process with israeli opposition leader. berlin has not ruled out further sanctions against iran. she said they will work for israeli security. >> as we just heard, israel is very worried about the situation. what do the palestinians think? when they are very happy about what is going on in egypt. the hamas movement has shown the first signs of nervousness. there were attempts to go onto the streets in the gaza strip as well, but hamas told the population they should not do that. they forbade it. >> hamas is stuck in the middle from an economic standpoint. what do we know about the reaction there? >> the economic situation is a catastrophe, but this has nothing to do with egypt. this is the immediate result of the israeli blockade of the gaza strip.

and german chancellor angela merkel faces questions over a military air strike which broke dozens of civilians in afghanistan all the studios ago up to hundred forty two people were killed dozens of them civilians as a result of this try going to fuel tankers hijacked by time but minutes. to headlines this hour up next also explores the remote caucuses nature reserve a barely acceptable mountain range declared a unesco world heritage site stay with us for that next. southern russia. this faraway place. special permission to travel around to. such. to film the landscapes it's all this close read it's all set up i can't tell you how beautiful. weather is right now but i go. to. this place. a long time ago the people of the caucuses used to shepherd droves of sheep across the a bug of lambs were often targeted by hawks even today their primal instincts occasionally bring hawks back to this past. this is a bearded vulture. of this kind bitterness on low lying logs of thirty or forty kilometers from here. but when they go hunting they might cover up to fifty kilometers in search of food.

. >> reporter: after months of searching, angela finally found the perfect car.ota corolla. >> when i saw the car fax, i thought everything looked fine, and that was my final decision. >> reporter: a decision she was confident in because the car passed an inspection and had a clean car fax report, which said it was never in an accident. but a few months later, she got a surprise. >> the service guy said, oh, your bottle water for the windshield fluid is cracked. it looks like it's been in an accident. >> this happens often r people buy cars that have been wrecked. >> reporter: she said state law requires dealers to disclose an accident. >> if they don't, it's usually considered fraud. >> reporter: but in her case, the dealer said they new nothing about the accident until he took it in. >> they said, oh, you're right. it has been in an accident. what do you want do? i said i want a new car. >> the dealer said the car passed their inspection and car fax. they then questioned if she got in the accident herself. >> how am i going to afford all this body work with no

excuse me, angela. michael asked me to turn in these receipts for these gift basket items. you. you're welcome. is that all? yes. [whispering] i miss you. elevators. dwight, you have to listen to me. we are not seeing each other anymore. can you accept that? fine. then i just wanna be friends. good. plus a little extra. also, i love you. i don't understand what the big deal is. you don't. no! you lied about being pregnant. right, so? you really don't understand why that might make me kind of angry? no. we're never getting back together. why not? hi. hey. all right, i just have to ask. now that we're public, um, is the magic gone? it's funny you bring that up, because yes, it is. [whispering] i knew it. oh, man. just like that, huh? i think... i mean, i don't--i don't know what it is, but...

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did you want to add something, angela? >> yes, i did, i had a couple of action items. i think this is a good time to add. to officer parillo. there's a lot of great programs. i noticed these programs are sporadic. there's a couple at this school and this school. maybe a year, 2 years. there's maybe one program. not that many programs that we invest in long term. i was looking at this the other day with the contents. if you look at the back. there's a charter of the usfd. violence prevention chart. the most important part for me is the school wide behavior program. what's been found to be the best way to prevent violence is have a school wide program. it has to be embedded in your curriculum. the different ways you create different rules in class and how do deal with that. there's an entire school investment that has to be involved in this. there are tribes chants. is one method. but you notice. it's some schools. 3 or 4. maybe they had it for a year. it's not a consistent thing across the school district. it's frustrating. the elementary schools have some sort of progr

. >> what about angela merkel? >> these people are not plucked out of obscurity. >> he is a great ballplayer but he happens to be in the hall of fame. isn't it enough? >> no, not when the nation can recognize you. you wouldn't want that, charles? i know you are a self-effacing die. >> i think to pick out one, to see john lewis get the medal of freedom and to realize what he represents for this country and how for the country has come -- >> if he were the only one -- >> did get the last word. do you get the last word. >> for a transcript of this broadcast -- log onto www.insidewashington.tv. of the best of europe. venice seems to be every italy connoisseur's... prague has always been beautiful... germany... the irish civilization... the eiffel tower was built... hope you've enjoyed the magic of... on sunday mornings when i'm in paris, you're likely to find me here... [ pipe organ playing ] ...in the saint sulpice church with its magnificent pipe organ. for organ lovers, a visit here is a pilgrimage. after mass, orga

just going out, just me, last night, at a meeting that angela put together, we already had some of the agencies that should have been talking together years ago now working together. the v.a. and public defender's office sharing cases. no one can say it better than mr. "global connection" -- than mr. cochran. his understanding is interwoven within the framework of community partnerships. we hope that is coming to san francisco. fa you very much. -- thank you very much. commissioner chan: our next speaker. >> thank you. by way of transition, i'm here from the l.a. department of health. i'm here -- glad to hear about the s.m.a.r.t. teams. i want to build on what has been mentioned here. i think resources are a big issue. i'm very gratified, the mental health association of san francisco is grad identified this initiative has come forward in a way that it -- i'm gratified this initiative has come forward in the way that it has. this is an important avenue for providing dignity. people with mental illness are treated badly, they feel badly about themselves, and are subject to many indignit

secretary: commissioner angela chan? commissioner chan: i support this, and when to applaud them out. -- and i want to applaud them. they're going back to north carolina at 6:00 a.m. [applause] : terry -- secretary: commissioner carol kingsley? commissioner kingsley: aye. secretary: commissioner slaughter? commissioner slaughter: aye. secretary: it passes. president mazzucco: congratulations. just so everyone knows, as this clears, we will go into closed session. president mazzucco: lieutenant, could you please call line item number seven? secretary: the meeting is still in session. item number 7 is pertaining to comment on a closed session, including public comment on whether to hold item nine in closed session. president mazzucco: item number 8? all in favor? ladies and gentlemen, we are now moving to close session to handle some disciplinary matters. secretary: item number 10 is about whether or not to disclose item number nine. president mazzucco: any? hearing none. line item one. secretary: the approval of the minut