i want to comment on how appalled i was and surprised at the lack of discussion before last meeting's vote on the medallion reform plan. in particular, vice-chair brinkman said that this has been looked at and underway for a long time. that you have -- that you have enough informing have looked at it enough and in the next following sentence you proceeded to show that you don't understand the concept of the waiting list or the issue with it. such as the people waiting 15, 20 years and sluging it out the of this time at very low-income and having to work hard shift where's there is nobody there. they finally are ready to get their medallion and it's not going to be worth it for them to buy it. you are telling them that okay, at least you have the opportunity to buy it if you are on the list. it makes no sense. everybody on the list gets a medallion -- i mean the medallions don't get sold to anybody who is not on the list and the people at the top of the list, it's not worth it for them to buy it most of the time because they are too old. they are been doing this for 20, 30 years alread

i am appalled. i'm strictly appalled of the supervisors who have the audacityto bring redevelopment back to what it's normally known as and here we have a city, i would like to know who is in control? because we don't know who is in control in san francisco. ladies and gentlemen, and supervisors, did you get a chance -- a chance to read the audit of redevelopment agency right before they closed? that the controllers held on until they were closed. did you read the recommendations? did you read how they were mishandling monies and everything, corruption. i guess you haven't, but i want to commend my supervisor and there will be a public hearing coming up to talk about the oewd, the planning commission, and the redevelopment agency known now as oversight a public hearing to talk about what they have done. you know at filmore, we know it as the fill no more. now historically i know none of you all have the value in which mama jackson has spoken on what the impact of the redevelopment has done to us not

based on appalled by james thompson a familiar with james thompson well i'm not. the british media had a field day over the oxford an eton educated lead as epic fail over the questions about the magna carta and the rule britannia one of the real questions on the u.k. citizenship test all six how many parliamentary constituencies there are in the united kingdom the correct answer six hundred and fifty now we've come to the u.k.'s national library to find out if the londoners hit can answer that question correctly thirty constituents you saw there in the three hundred sixty five three hundred somewhere around sixty group. fifty something in that region. would you be able to tell me how many constituencies there are in the united kingdom constituencies i have no clue about fifteen. fifteen is a lot. so it looks like david cameron is not the only one to struggle with the aren't says every year over one hundred thousand people take the test with as many as one in three failing fortunately for them unlike the british prime minister that his career had ended during the s

what happened in libya took center stage as it was called appalling. the question is whether it was anything but a planned event. three of the top u.s. officials called this scene, the deadly assault in libya where four americans died, evidence the u.s. is vulnerable to terrorist attacks. >> they were killed in the course of a terrorist attack. >> was al qaeda involved? >> we're looking at indications individuals involved may have had connections to al qaeda. >> was it spontaneous? >> i just don't think people come to protest equipped with rpgs and heavy weapons. >> as investigators sort out the facts, the present -- the family members of those killed are laying their loved ones to rest. there is a formal procession for a former navy seal. the scenes have sadness could have been prevented, some say, if -- she asks why they relied on libyan forces rather than marines. >> i'm stunned and appalled there was not better security. >> security was one of the many factors under evaluation as the u.s. tries to prevent a similar attack. the secretary of common s

appall self-support for you runs a peaceful nuclear program as the country destroys any notion that's been politically isolated by the west with its hosting of the best the internet. the wall full well please come on not just the three beaten back legal attempts by london based tycoon bar is about as often used to cut off a life of its multi-billion dollar fortune. the republicans the freshmen dominated presidential candidate and mitt romney probably for the hardline stance against russia faces criticism for flip flopping on previous policy. coming up we hit the road with the russian delegation to the famous war and peace show in britain for a reenactment of several of the twentieth century's major battles special report is next stay tuned for the. in the early hours of a whole july dawn a group of unusually dressed people carefully trained on to the shore of one of the me up as tributaries there clad in civic military uniform from the days of world war two. in the summer of nine hundred forty one on the sort of deal the crossing the a small m. sc one hundred thousand people were kill

>> so many fit, beautiful, seemingly healthy people eat the world's most appalling diet. ( laughter )use ) this-- this morning, jon, for breakfast, i had a pulled pork egg and tobacco pure ito. or as it's known here, the number three on the healthy choice menu. these people should be dead, jon. ( laughter ) ( applause ). >> jon: thank you, assif, that's very much appreciated. take care of yourself. we're going to go on finally, al madrigal. >> i will miss nothing, jon, because my duplicate is staying here in charlotte. you have a duplicate. i went off and ran a perfect facsimile of myself. jon, meet pal madrigal. come here, pal. don't be shy. he's a nice man. >> jon: forgive me, al, are you sure that's an exact copy? >> all right, well, they may have been low on torn, all right. >> jon: does-- does pal talk? >> not in the traditional sense. ( laughter ) but he's very strong and quick tip-- don't let pal cuddle any small animals. >> jon: all right, we won't. thank you very much, jon oliver, jessica ( cheers and applause ). >> jon: welcome back. been here all week covering the democrati

it is appalling. two quick things. >> a lot of these battleground state polls are still quite frankly just outside the margin of error. it is not a sort of landslide scenario as of yet. another part is that in almost every battleground state, democrats are being outspent 4 or 5 to 1. that's going to be a key. you are going to see an onslaught of negative advertising. i want to pull back our enthusiasm from the landslide. >> if, on the one hand, if we believe polls and we believe they are accurate representations of preferences, we have what looks like u.s. preferences for president obama and then we have suppression efforts and the big money, is that enough to take those preferences and turn them into a different outcome? >> democrats are so excited about this idea that barack obama could win but he could lose this election for all the reason we are talking about. voter suppression is very serious. the voting right act does not cover pennsylvania, wisconsin, where there is a huge vote to accept press

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it's appal. >> sexual violence is simp -- appalling. >> sexual violence is simply unacceptable and we are going to make sure we are all empowered to keep ourself and our city safe. >> turns out it does not stop with this safe. investigators say mitchell is a person of interest in a 2002 killing of a woman in west virginia, but there was never enough information or probable cause to make an arrest in that case. >>> here's the video that will have you talking all night, caught on camera in california turned an apple store into a drive-thru. the surveillance footage shows the suspects getting in the car, crashing through the front of the store in temecula in southern california. you can see the guys jump out and grab everything they can right off the floor, ipads, iphones, put just as the robbers get -- but just as the robbers get in the store security gate comes down trapping them inside. the driver got out but was later arrested. >>> monitoring metro now, supposed to relieve congestion in nearly two dozen crowded metro stations, but the transit agency admits it's rush plus program isn'

david is right, president clinton balanced the last budget we had, he is appalled by the ryan budget, that is -- i think he felt a little like a mosquito in a nudist colony, anywhere you land is a fertile opportunity in a target-rich zone. >> what does this mean for the republicans going forward? they had a little bit of a bounce after last week. but you have to say, the double whammy, michelle obama and bill clinton giving two different, very powerful speeches and you still have the top dog to come, barack obama tomorrow night. if they haven't had the distractions of hurricanes and so on, it won't make much difference, it's going very, very well for the democrats. i heard some of our panel say earlier, this could be the game changing 24 hours. what do you think? >> i wonder about that. this is going to be a very interesting test in the next 24 hours about what does tv do in the modern era. romney had very poor ratings for his speech and a small bounce. the question is, is that a romney story or is that a tv story? do they watch it on tv or youtube? are we so partisan and locked in th

exhausted and appalled after sixteen years in the death row pastor pickett left the prison administration and has chosen to fight it from the outside in a book he speaks of the atrocity of the system the racism and the execution of innocents because of these radical opinions he has been subject to threats and tax inquiries. the state of texas is not one to tolerate criticism of its ways and even if these executions do not help lower the crime rate these cowboys care for their reputation. even proudly promote the death penalty in a museum dedicated to it in huntsville one of the best prisons you. saw nothing is missing from the movie describing life in prison and the forced work of the inmates you may also specify that there is no air conditioning no intimacy in the cells no tourists are reassured security is at its highest level and the number of prosecutions is increasing. my goodness see people come from far away to see it's still an electric chair nicknamed old sparky it was discontinued in one thousand nine hundred sixty four quite lethal injection has replaced it. oh yeah that's righ

. >> appalling figures coming out of japan today, down 1.2%.hen would you think the people expecting an increase would realize that things are out of kilter? injecting extra dollars into the economy, by the end of 2013 they reckon it will be $1 trillion pushed into the economy. this is meant to encourage people to borrow money, bring down interest rates, weakening the yen, which could help exports. but the problem is you can give people this money, like reading a horse to water and making it drink, but will they actually barrault? this is what christopher answered. >> monetary policy can only go so far in terms of encouraging people, but of course if this money is not passed on to more lending, we might find that this money will trickle out from banks into other assets, like the equity market or assets under seat -- overseas, weakening the exchange rate as well. >> other assets, that was a direct result of people thinking that this is the place. >> it went bankrupt in 2011, as you remember. this was the biggest ipo of any non-financial company

david is right, president clinton balanced the last budget we had, he is appalled by the ryan budget,t is -- i think he felt a little like a mosquito in a nudist colony, anywhere you land is an opportunity in fertile rich zone. >> what does this mean for the republicans going-forward, they had a little bit of a bounce after last week, you have to say, the double wham me of michelle obama and bill clinton giving two different powerful speeches and you still have the top dog to come, barack obama tomorrow night. if they haven't had the distractions of hurricanes and so on, it won't make much difference, it's going very, very well for the democrats. i heard some of our panel say earlier, this could be the game changing 24 hours, what do you think? >> this is going to be a very interesting test in the next 24 hours about what does tv do in the modern era. romney had very poor ratings for his speech and a small bounce. the question is, is that a romney story or tv story. are we so partisan and locked in that conventions don't bounce? small conventions in 2080 and 2004 for both the winner s

it was appalling! it seemed to blame the coptic christians for being responsible for this one.as religious -- muslim religious extremists and with little effort by the central government in egypt to keep them from committing this act. >> sean: and the very day that the obama administration declines a request by benjamin netanyahu to meet with obama, saying they may be in ohio campaigning. that's more important, though we are on the brink of a showdown between iran and israel. moving on. we will more in the next segment on this. very specifically, you read the polls, there was a short bounce. short lived. it's over this. poll tells, i think, a bigger story than anything -- anyone else in the media's pointing out here, especially among independents and over sampling democrats, 10 points. >> yeah. look, we are going to have this problem for a while here. these are polls that have come out in the last two or three days. washington post/abc, 33 democrat, 37 republican, 36 independent. the same day that cnn, 50.4 pnt democrat, 45.2% republican, 4.2% independents and rasmussen, 34, 35

they are currently taking out a temporary entertainment license permit every week to appalled at this. their plan to bring entertainment and livelihood to japan town special use district, that is the plan the community has been involved with. this is a project, we cannot speak in favor or against this today, but they did come out many times to speak with us. the neighborhood has been thoroughly vetted around these issues. this may be a substantial issue for you to consider but i want to say that the community and the japan town taskforce has been fully supportive of this project. it is something you should think about it. the concern around the process how long that would take is something for you to consider as well. this is what we have been hearing in the neighborhood. thank you. >> thank you. additional public comment? the public comment portion is closed. we bring it up to commissioners. commissioner antonini: oftentimes, we do see when we have conditional uses, studies have been done as far as sound comment it does not appear it has been done in this case. i am not sure whether

the film appalls plenty of people. but what is happening is tapping into assumptions that the west is against them. later they attacked the british embassy and moved on to the u.s. compound. in tunis, at least two demonstrators were killed as the u.s. embassy was stormed. later, the american center was burned down. in tunisia, salafists are agitating against more moderate political islamists who won the majority in the election. the city is a stronghold of sunni political islamist. and the protests have spread beyond the arab countries to bangladesh. 1 fell on the internet is deepening anti-western feeling -- one film on the internet is deepening anti-western feeling in a wide swath of the world. in the united states, the body of the dead u.s. ambassador and his three colleagues that were killed in the attack or brought home. it was a part of the world in which it once had real political power. -- they once had real political power. >> and just a brief time ago, i spoke to jeremy in cairo. i asked what the sentiment wa

today, protestors brought petition with 12 hundred the university president. (1:44:35) "it was appalling that in this day and age a g roup would have a purpose to exclude communities of color." (1:22:53) "i think its the uncertainties about it because we don't know what they want to do." heimbach insists his white student union will not be about white power....but about hite pride.....and the freedom to express it. (1:32:00) (heimbach) "i wasn't a slave trader neither were my ancesters and i'm not going to bow down to diversity groups and be ashamed of the way god made me anymore." organizers say 24-students ave indicated they'd like to join the organization. they've scheduled their first meeting next month. governor... o'malley.../ in ...new york city last night.../ to... support ... same sex marriage. the event... was expected to raise... nearly... 250-thousand dollars... to... uphold the law... paased... by lawmakers...// nearly... 200 people... attended.../ one... attendee... says... it'll... go a long way... to... persuade marylanders.../ to... support same sex marriage. (shakir) "s

>> well, it's appalling that they're doing it and would i also note, too, of all of the headlines out there, that took the wall street journal to give them some more credibility, to sort of say even the wall street journal suggests something like this. but you know, the problem here for mr. romney is that mr. obama is filling in the banks, that he's not giving himself. and until mitt romney goes out and talks about what his tax reform is, and explains it from beginning to end, and he can give a couple of examples, for instance, how he would close special interest tax loopholes, things that nobody could agree with in the tax policy, these are the things that really get americans animated and hate the tax code. it's a winner for him, but his refusal to talk about it is allowing the president to tell americans what mitt romney's plan is. >> and now we look the at mitt romney's no cufocusing on chinad americans jobs. >> this is america's manufacturing when president obama took office, this is china's, under obama we've lost over half a million manufacturing jobs and for the first time, ch

we are appalled when we hear that our everyday goods are made by children or by adults working under conditions not seen in europe for generations, or at least we assume those conditions no longer exists in europe. as our report from finland shows, not every worker here has their rights guaranteed. >> these cuts in the east of finland are just as basic as the ones they left behind in thailand. it is 4:00 in the morning. the cramped sleeping quarters are shared by five people. they wear orange jackets for safety. >> they help us to find each other in the forest. >> but they do not have much protection from mosquitos or from the cold. it is hard work. they have only been here for two weeks, and they are already feeling the strain. it is a great smile, but cold weather and homesickness are bringing him down. >> thinking about my family is the only thing that gets me out of bed. >> like many others, the thai farmers came to northern europe in the hope of earning good money by picking berries despite the risks. >> i need the money to pay my debts and to get by. i am saving for my children

. >> i'm stunned and appalled there wasn't better security. >> one of the factors under evaluation. in washington, i'm danielle lee, nbc news. >>> france closed embassies in 20 countries over cartoons in a french newspaper. they are on high alert closing cultural centers. cartoons poked fun at an anti-islamic film made in the united states. they accused the magazine of pouring oil on the fire. >>> here is your "first look" at stories around america. in texas, split second heroism saved a woman after a drunk driver plowed into his car. >> it sent the wreckage of the police car at the pair. both are recovering. >>> in florida, a school bus camera captured a violent confrontation. a mom went after a 17-year-old boy who was in a fight with her son the day before. the mom chased the teenager on the bus and started pulling his hair. she is charged with child abuse. >>> finally, in kentucky, this is devotion. a mad dash by university of kentucky fans who waited all night and raced to find a place to camp out for three days in hopes of landing tickets for the first open practice of the seas

. >> we were all kind of appalled. >> appalled? >> that's terrible. >> we have a sitting president.don't have an empty chair president. >> very interesting. >> did you watch the clint eastwood speech at the republican national convention? >> you're not stoned now, are you? >> no. i'm medicated. >> we serve it every day like peanuts at the cocktail hour. >> people said it was rude and disrespectful. do you agree? >> i didn't find that to be disrespectful in any way, shape, or form. >> he's a charismatic man. >> hi. >> but my impression was that he was a little -- he was drifting off message. >> why don't you run along, huh? >> it was a little not becoming. >> so you must have been equally offended when a lot of the hollywood lefties called president bush a war criminal for the last eight years? >> i didn't see that kind of quote. >> not really easy to like something you know nothing about >> what about the point clint was making that four years ago, people were crying over hope and change and now? >> i haven't cried that hard since i found out that there is 23 million unemployed peop