i urge you to pass this asap. we do not need any further delays. we do not need any more delays on west portal. it is interesting that it will be delayed. thank you. supervisor campos: thank you. any other member of the public? seeing none, public comment is closed. if we could have a motion. motion by supervisor farrell. we can take that without objection. is there any other business before the committee? >> no, there is no other matter. supervisor campos: thank you. the meeting is adjourned.

i urge you to pass this asap. we do not need any further delays. we do not need any more delays on west portal. it is interesting that it will be delayed. thank you. supervisor campos: thank you. any other member of the public? seeing none, public comment is closed. if we could have a motion. motion by supervisor farrell. we can take that without objection. is there any other business before the committee? >> no, there is no other matter. supervisor campos: thank you. the meeting is adjourned. >> would you like to call the roll? er jsbr we have a quorum. commissioner perrez is an excused absence. >> thank you. second item -- first item is public comment. members may address the commission on items of interest that are within the subject matter of jurisdiction. members may address the commission up to three minutes. at the time such item is called. is there anyone here to speak to an item or an issue that is not on today's agenda? seeing none, i am going to go forward because we will lose our quorum. i am going to take the calendar out of order. the

also, i need to get on your gym membership, because i got to get back in there asap before i lose this pump. what's with the beers? are you carbo-loading? - no. [gags] - oh, what are you doing? are you gonna throw up? - no. [gags] - then why are you gagging? - [coughs] - because, dee, that triggers my gag reflex too, and then i feel like i'm gonna throw up. - it's fine. i had some bad spaghetti... spaghetti. [gags] - [gags] oh, dee. look, the point is, the reason i came over here is because you were totally right about this marriage thing, okay? it is a special bond between two people in love. and everybody deserves that right. [both gagging] look, i'm thinking that-- i got to throw up. - no, no, no, not in there. - oh, sorry. uh... wait. i know you. - bill ponderosa. [gags] - where are you going? - hey. maureen ponderosa. hey, i was just gonna go meet up with the guys. - but i thought we were gonna watch a movie tonight. - watch a movie? yes, we were. yeah, you know what? yeah, but, you know, i feel i need to reconnect with the guys, so... but you know what? you can watch a movie with

i urge you to pass this asap. we do not need any further delays. we do not need any more delays on west portal. it is interesting that it will be delayed. thank you. supervisor campos: thank you. any other member of the public? seeing none, public comment is closed. if we could have a motion. motion by supervisor farrell. we can take that without objection. is there any other business before the committee? >> no, there is no other matter. supervisor campos: thank you. the meeting is adjourned. >> all those in favor of approving the minutes? any opposed? the minutes or approved as a minute. item three, public comment on executive session. nothing? ok, executive session. is there a motion? >> so moved. >> approved. >> all of those in favor of adjourning to an executive session? any opposed? >> reconvene in open session. at second? >> i would also like to make game motion that there are two versions of the agenda. on some, item 13 was deleted, which was just adjournment. so i move to add at item 13 back on to the agenda, for adjournment. about a secon

. >> we got to get you and that monster that's in your gut down to mexico asap. >> are you kidding me? i did not have sex with dennis. >> yes, you did. all right, look, look, you went into the back office with him, not me. you thought it was me because you wanted sex from me. but you got sex from dennis. >> okay, you're saying that because i went into the back office alone with dennis, that i must have had sex with him? gross. no, that did not happen. and you guys have been obsessing about this all night long? >> yes. >> yeah? >> of course. we were running around trying to figure out who the father is. if it's not dennis, who it is? >> it's none of you. >> huh? >> no, none of you are the father. i just told you that because you were making fun of me for eating the sandwich, and i thought it would upset you and get you going and it did, it worked. you guys have been obsessing about this all night. >> so, wait, are you absolutely sure that you and i did not have sex, and that that's not my...? >> uh, yeah. (laughing) >> oh! >> whew! >> yeah, but i'll tell you what, i'm not going to tell

i urge you to pass this asap. we do not need any further delays. we do not need any more delays on west portal. it is interesting that it will be delayed. thank you. supervisor campos: thank you. any other member of the public? seeing none, public comment is closed. if we could have a motion. motion by supervisor farrell. we can take that without objection. is there any other business before the committee? >> no, there is no other matter. supervisor campos: thank you. the meeting is adjourned. >> good evening. welcome to the july 11th, 2011 small commission -- small business commission meeting. public comment will be taken on each item. speaking card are available at the front table. >> item two, approval of the march 11th minutes. expiratory documents. >> i move. >> to we have a second. >> all in favor. >> we see no objections. >> commissioners, item three, approval of the may 9th, 2011 meeting minutes. >> i moved. >> i second. >> next item. >> you are now on item number four, general public comment. this allows members of the public to comment on

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. >> get a supervisor out here asap! >> on february 17th, 1998, jorge pleads guilty to the charge of aggravated assault of a police officer. he is now serving a 60-year sentence. michelle jeter now owns a car dealership in carthidge. she has left the force but remains a reserve officer. >> you weren't drinking anything tonight, were you? >>> do you have any i.d. on you? >> no, sir. >> another traffic stop, this time in garrison, texas, another violent confrontation. constable darryl lunsford decides to check the trunk for drugs. it will be the final act of his life. >> what? >> how about this here? >> do what? >> the suspects stab constable lunsford as they struggle for his .357 magnum and shoot him and run. they might have gotten away with murder but a video camera in lunsford's own patrol car videotapes his own death. when the case comes to trial, the video is condemning evidence that leads to the conviction of all three defendants. not only that, but the darryl lunsford case and cases like it, convince police departme

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>> asap. it has to be done in an orderly fashion. i would urge hayes from the justice department because this now lingers over us in a very unpleasant unfair way. >> senator lautenberg, thanks for joining us tonight. >> glad to be here, thanks. >> this, as you can tell is getting ugly here, getting uglier over there. prime minister david cameron was grilled in parliament why he hired a former murdoch editor, a man now under arrest in this hacking scandal despite warnings not to. watch this amazing bit of political theater. >> he just doesn't get it! he just doesn't get it. i say this to the prime minister. he was warned by the deputy prime minister about hiring andy colson. he was warned by lord ashdown about hiring andy colson. he has now admitted in the house of commons today that this is chief of staff was given complete evidence, which contradicted andy colson's previous accounts. the prime minister must now publish the fullest account of all the information provided and what he did and why those warnings went unheeded. >> the de

owes it to the world to sort this out asap.ce they're saying first there will be this economic crisis and then there will be a social crisis, and then a political crisis. then right across the world pakistan has got concerns about the loss of aid and the impact that this would have on fighting terror. israel is worried about the position of the u.s. and the world that if the u.s. is weak at this point, then countries leak iran will start to feel emboldened. here in the us u.k. they're saying that internal u.s. political wrangling are pose aing real threat to the world's financial systems, alex. >>> it is a word president obama has been using repeatedly in the battle over raising the debt limit, but are enough lawmakers on capitol hill heeding his advice? we'll have the latest from the white house next on msnbc saturday. >> what's clear now is that any solution to avoid default must be bipartisan. it must have the support of both parties that we're sent here to represent the american people. not just one faction. the time for pu

people want to know, this idea that you can create jobs immediately asap, is a gone because of the broken process on the hill? why hasn't the congress sent these bills to the president? >> you will have to ask the majority party about that. they control the floor in the legislation. i would say that there are bills that we could pass immediately that would give confidence. i have spoken to many captains of industry -- does that term still apply? the ceo's, ok. they have told me they will create jobs when they have customers. if people are buying their products, they will create jobs. when you fire a policeman and a firefighter and a teacher and a public employee because of austerity programs, you're not only hurting the safety of the neighborhood, and the education of your children, you're reducing the number of consumers for you are reducing the number of consumers. we have to understand again the impact of all of these actions. that is why all of this lash and burned, take no prisoners, cut, cut, cut, it does just the opposite. it lowers money coming into the treasury. i would reject th

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i'm sorry, did you say you'd love a pay raise asap ?ually, i said i love my bank's raise your rate cd. you spent eight days lost at sea ? no, uh... you love watching your neighbors watch tv ? at ally, you'll love our new raise your rate 4-year cd that offers two rate increases if our current rates go up. ally bank. >>> new sex assault allegations against former imf chief dominique strauss-kahn. this time, in paris. a french journalist has just filed a criminal complaint alleging that strauss-kahn tried to rape her in 2003. this comes as a separate new york rape case against the french banker appears to be on shaky ground. our cnn senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin joins us by phone from new york. jeff, she waited years to file these charges against strauss-kahn. how does that affect her case? does it hurt her case? is it still viable right now? >> well, i think this is a very much long shot of a criminal prosecution. the french legal system of course is considerably different than ours, and an individual can initiate a criminal investi

mark, down there in florida and as soon as we get any word of a verdict we'll bring it to you live, asapit has been a long, extensive haul for all of those involved and jurors have been sequestered since the trial started 36 days ago and the trial has 8 alternate jurors and most cases have 2 and will cost the court system, $560,000, three minutes past the hour. alisyn? >> there are stunning developments in the sexual assault case against dominique strauss-khan. first, prosecutors reduced his bail, releasing him on his own recognizance after finding holes in the accuser's story and, now a top investigator is telling "the new york post" all charges against the former imf chief will likely be dropped, within days. here now, fox business network's ashley webster. how did the case fall apart so quickly? >> well at one point, of course, alisyn, we thought the indicates was strong, because of the speed with which the new york police moved forward but we understand, even if the charges are dropped in new york, strauss-khan now faces new charges in france, and we'll get to that in a minute. look,

." ♪ good i'm feeling good ♪ >> when you watch the whole thing you will want to retire asap just to hangde to a secret location or perhaps since i'm reporting it not so secret and that is the pop news heat index and there you have it. >> lara thanks. >> let's hope they can make it work. >> yeah. >> yeah. good luck with thatat it's not off to a bang-up start. i think we all agree. >> third time we talked about it. doesn't look like it's off to a great start. >> trying to be optimistic. >> glass half full. >> tell you one spot that's beautiful. right here in times square. take a quick pan shot of everybody that's here for me. get crazy. go nuts. it is a gorgeous day today and this crowd is big a a happy. where are you from gentleman. >> georgia. >> georgia. wait a minute. come here of the i know you're from dallas. come here. >> hi. >> your name. >> mya. >> and you're from? >> dallas, texas. >> i got that right. everybody is so sleepy. you guys are out of school. you should be wide awake and running ararnd. to the boards. one or two things going on as you step out your door. pictures from

i guess people want to know, this idea that you can create jobs immediately, asap, is it gone because there is a broken promise on the hill or why hasn't the congress sent any of these bills to the president? >> you will have to ask the majority of part that -- the majority party about that because they control the floor and the legislation. but i would say that there are bills we could pass immediately that would give confidence. i have spoken to many captains of industry -- and as the stern still apply? cc's, ok. many have told me it will create jobs when they have customers. if people are buying their product, there will create jobs. so when you fire a policeman, a firefighter, a teacher, and a public employee because of austerity programs, you're not only hurting the city of your neighborhoods, the education of your children, etc., you are reducing the number of consumers. you are reducing the number of consumers. so we have to understand, again, the impact of all of these actions. and that is why all this slash and burn, take no prisoners, cut, cut, cut in order to reduce the def

i guess people want to know, this idea that you can create jobs immediately, asap, is it gone because there is a broken promise on the hill or why hasn't the congress sent any of these bills to the president? >> you will have to ask the majority of part that -- the majority party about that because they control the floor and the legislation. but i would say that there are bills we could pass immediately that would give confidence. i have spoken to many captains of industry -- and as the stern still apply? cc's, ok. many have told me it will create jobs when they have customers. if people are buying their product, there will create jobs. so when you fire a policeman, a firefighter, a teacher, and a public employee because of austerity programs, you're not only hurting the city of your neighborhoods, the education of your children, etc., you are reducing the number of consumers. you are reducing the number of consumers. so we have to understand, again, the impact of all of these actions. and that is why all this slash and burn, take no prisoners, cut, cut, cut in order to reduce the def