they are not bona fided eating places. this legislation should be a blanket moratorium and we have to reduce what is there now to protect this neighborhood. thank you. >> thank you. >> any questions? >> possibly later. >> thank you. >> (inaudible) cornell had a two o'clock meeting, okay, linda chapman for knob hill neighbors. i sent you a copy of restrictions for other districts. which are certainly more strict than what is proposed here. although this is model on some of them. i would like to refer to what happened with student housing. a lot of people discussed in a rationale way with the director that was responsible for a wonderful process. and a few people that didn't want to have controls. and then all of a sudden emerged this thing from staff. we will throw that out and do everything by conditional use. i think you realized and a number of people pointed out, that was not going to work. if conditional use was going to work for this, it would have worked before. what is proposed here is to reduce the restrictions. th

a man who is not only a bona fide celebrity. he's a celebrated presence, locally, nationally and also a dynamic leader. one can easily ascribe the words to his career, dazzling. it's a dazzling career full of deeply significant and dazzling first as we've mentioned. his mayoral inauguration included a party to which 10,000 people attended. local restaurants provided 10,000 meals to the homeless. who does that? on that kind of a scale? willie brown does that. [ applause ] i'm so glad you are applauding. it gives me time to get water. if i were younger, hipper, i would breakout into a rap right now to talk about his virtues and his life and career. if i were to do that, it might sound something like this. you all ready ? when you think of willie brown you want no other, he's the one you count as your brother, what else can i say? i can't say no more. through the streets of san francisco makes you want to sing. when you think of willie brown we like no other. he's the kind of dude that you like as your brother. i say he's the kind

mercedes in the driveway, but to be honest the landlords don't appear and trust that alj's known a bona fide case can see one and most of the time they are granted. >> is there anything in this legislation that would require if there is a notice provided that a particular building needs to go for the board to go out? >> i don't believe there is anything written but we would have no problem providing such notice in as many languages as you wish. >> thank you. i have a comment and some questions for mr. leaney. i think as i mentioned in the beginning, there is absolutely no doubt about it that this legislation will create some challenges for property owners and for tenants. not all tenants, not all property owners, but for some there are many tenants who are struggling to pay the rent they have now and a pass through can be a hard ship there also. many property owners who are also quite living under on the edge and this is a hard ship for them. so it's good that we have a robust hardship program for tenants and that's a good thing. mr. leaney can you talk about the resources that we can make a

a man who is not only a bona fide celebrity. he's a celebrated presence, locally, nationally and also a dynamic leader. one can easily ascribe the words to his career, dazzling. it's a dazzling career full of deeply significant and dazzling first as we've mentioned. his mayoral inauguration included a party to which 10,000 people attended. local restaurants provided 10,000 meals to the homeless. who does that? on that kind of a scale? willie brown does that. [ applause ]

the department believes that remaining open at the same time that bars that bona fide restaurants for the finding of the amendment, and keeping eyes on the street and providing alternative to bars and liquor for food. the staff has a response by the small business commission. which i included in your packets. and they recommended approval of density of concentration of existing bars be krconsidered. and the second is a letter of opposition submitted by mrs. chapman, and i believe she's here today there. that concludes my presentation. >> opening up for public comment. i have three speaker cards. stephon karnell. sean marsinic. whoever is ready. >> robert garcia, i live in malone hill history hotel and apartment district. eight square blocks, we have 293 buildings on the national registry of historic places. it's the most densely populated area west of new york city. most of the people that live here are working people. we are being affected by what happens on polk street. tremendously. especially with the bussing in from people from the college

a man who is not only a bona fide celebrity. he's a celebrated presence, locally, nationally and also

justin timberlake was a bona fide heartthrob.is is a compound. we everybody just worked to the goal. >> it juan a crazy house, it was a focused house. >> it wasn't crazy at all. it wasn't like you would think there's girls over all the time, there's this -- this was work -- >> no girls? no -- well -- >> maybe a couple? >> honestly as crazy as it sounds, it wasn't that type of vibe. >> with his fans, justin had a vibe all his own. >> i think there's an appeal in him, he's been perceived as a relationship guy. his female fans are wearing t-shirts that say i want to be mrs. timberlake. they're not saying i want to be a one-night stand. >> if he was smooth on stage. >> this is triple platinum. >>> he seemed even smoother in the studio. >> is it fair to say that justin is a perfectionist. >> he is a perfectionist, but there's no work involved for it. it's really just boom, boom, done. >> one tame? >> like 16 hours in the garage, way, one-take timberlake. >> he got together with one of his friends and they created the song "gone." ♪ yo

i offer the police the services of a bona fide f.b.i. manhunter and what do they do? they dismiss his report they ignore his recommendation and they practically laugh in the man's face. they were a lot kinder than i would've been. if i see any more of this nonsense from you i'll have the ethics committee sanction you for professional misconduct. ah, i see-- you'll come after the janaway's counselor while their daughter's murderer is running around loose? i don't think that's going to look very good. not as bad as what you've been doing. leaking evidence publishing suspect profiles. it looks like your clients are trying to poison the jury pool. they're better suspects than ever. how dare you say anything like that. you know something you got a lot of nerve. and let me tell you something. you take one baby step towards my clients and i'm coming after you for slander and malicious prosecution... we prosecute who we see fit when we see fit. you better not get in the way. i'm going to run this ad from monday through sunday for two weeks and every lead that comes in i'm goi

and the code has a definition of what a bona fide restaurant should be or not. and the neighborhood was concerned about a restaurant open until 2 a.m. and serving spirits and not food. and that's an enforcement issue, totally understood. but the neighborhood had that concern and wanted us to address that concern. that being said, we heard from other folks that restaurants that serve food in the night time could act as an alternative to bars. and could be a good way to mitigate all the quality of life issues of all the traffic going to the bars and not the restaurants. so we see how this could be an alternative to the bars. and would be open to pulling back on some restrictions around the hours. we have heard that. >> i speak for the restaurants and have a requirement to serve food until closing time. that would make them serve until midnight. i would be supportive of that and wait for other commissioners. >> commissioner. >> i agree with passing this legislate and maybe don't need in five years. my question is have you thought of alternatives sun setting the ban

right now, this appears to be a bona fide mystery. >> if this gang is a criminal operation, making a run at public would invite war. which would be bad for business. bianna over to you. >> they leave behind five children as well. >>> let's turn to rob nelson who's in for ron. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. happy easter. we begin with those rising tensions with north korea, the north now threatening to cut its last major tie to the south. some experts meanwhile that the escalating rhetoric could lead to a misjudgment that could lead to war. >> reporter: this morning, the u.s. and south korean military are keeping constant watch on any movements in north korea, after the north declared a state of war with south korea. if provoked said the north korean news caster, the response will not be limited to a local war but an all-out nuclear war. the statement came after north korea's young and unpredictable leader kim jong-un called an urgent meeting. part of the steadily escalating rhetoric here. unlike in the past, the u.s. has pushed back hard. flying two nuclear-capable stealth bomb

hours, talking about an issue we certainly know his father a champion and he kind of put down his bona fidesnt and if you look at this as the prism of someone thinking about running for president it was a pretty good move the. >> you had mcconnell, and john thune and john cornyn, we had a lot of the old guard, also, standing up with him so i thought it was a fascinating moment and he says that john mccain and graham are on the wrong side of history. we will see. great to see you both. we are asking you to vote in our poll, have conservatives actually helped president obama by criticizing him over create stuff? still ahead, what is the obama administration doing to free an ex-f.b.i. agent believed held hostage in iran for six years? we will talk to that man's daughter upcoming. . >> how to be a good leader in the original segment the subject of a new book "earn the right to win how success in any field starts with superior preparation." the coach sat down with bill this week to discuss his book and the current state of football. >> coach, you are known as stern disciplinarian. you remind me o

. >> and then the hustle just like the bona fide, hustler with the web and then with the two hands, like you said. >> the money. >> money in one hand, dice coming out the other. >> it's going to be hard. make sure that i do it, though, because if someone else does it, it's going to be different. >> no, i know. >> everybody hates prison. society hates prison. it's part of life. i've got to accept the things i put myself in. i can't try to be rebellious and hate the people that lock these doors on me every day. that's part of their job. they're making money. you know what i mean? and i've got to respect that, but yeah, i hate prison. i hate the cards i was dealt but i dealt them myself. so i've got to accept it and that's going to make it easier on me to do time, by accepting my consequences behind the behavior i do when i'm using drugs. because that's my only downfall is drugs. if i stay out of drugs, i won't be here. >> due to frequent relapses, george, now 36, has been in and out of prison since the age of 17. >> they know when i start getting high, they know i'm gone. my mom knows. you

he's a movie star, bona fide movie star now. the few that can literally do anything he wants. >> new generation. he'd bring in all kinds of young viewers. i say let's start right now, let's do for him what we did for betty white. we're starting a little -- >> all right. we're doing it. >> you start it. >> all right. okay. >> justin bieber -- what's going on? >> well, this is a downward spiral that has kind of -- it's gone really quickly in about a one-week period. he has now canceled one of two shows. and that's as of now in portugal. the interesting thing was that he tweeted yesterday, sunday, fun day, not really giving a super explanation on why he was canceling. of course he had the stuff that happened in london. he was sick, he was shirtless, he was yelling. >> it's on record the ticket sales are not going as well. >> people are, i think starting to get -- this act when he threatened in his girl voice to beat up a photographer was probably not winning any fans. but i think that he's -- i think he's not making any new fans th

right-wing conservatives who are so hellbent on taking hostage any form of legislation to prove they're bona fides and to prove they are somehow committed to this perfectly conservative ideology that does nobody any good, it doesn't do the conservative side any good because they look like they are paleolithic kind of people stuck in the dark age when it comes to women. you would think they would have enough with this past, you know, election where they're recommending to women to put aspirin between their legs, they have no idea about transvaginal operations, they talk about rape as legitimate. this is something that even from a pr stance you would think they'd have enough sense to say let's sign on here to something non-controversial. but they have snatched defeat from the jaws of victory and once again look like what they are, sad excuses for legislators in america. >> david, will this embolden some moderate house republicans, if there's any left, to rise up against the tea party fringe? i mean, they're going to be able to go home now and say that they voted for this, that they're not anti-women

hours, talking about an issue we certainly know his father a champion and he kind of put down his bona fides you look at this as the prism of someone thinking about running for president it was a pretty good move the. >> you had mcconnell, and john thune and john cornyn, we had a lot of the old guard, also, standing up with him so i thought it was a fascinating moment and he says that john mccain and graham are on the wrong side of history. we will see. great to see you both. we are asking you to vote in our poll, have conservatives actually helped president obama by criticizing him over create stuff? still ahead, what is the obama administration doing to free an ex-f.b.i. agent believed held hostage in iran for six years? we will talk to that man's daughter upcoming. [ jackie ] its just so frustrating... ♪ the middle of this special moment and i need to run off to the bathroom. ♪ i'm fed up with always having to put my bladder's needs ahead of my daughter. ♪ so today, i'm finally talking to my doctor about overactive bladder symptoms. [ female announcer ] know that gotta go feeling? ask you

he's got his gun bona fides, he's on board with the background check bill.otiating with chuck schumer. i think he is, he can, you can read the temperature of the politics by looking at him. with respect to red state democrats. now is it a done deal? no, of course not. i think the house is a little bit more complex. i think there are a lot of suburban republican members in the northeast, including new york and pennsylvania, who may be receptive to something like this. >> most of those people are gone and have lost, there's a handful left. >> there's a handful. >> i think the reality remains that yeah, it's like when you say do you want to balance a budget. a lot of people are in support of that but are not in support of what's behind it. i think people are, they say that they're in favor of universal background checks. they're not when it comes to the floor of the house. and people also say that this isn't going to solve the problem. the laws aren't being enforced, there's so many outs for republicans right now. whether they're doing it for politics or they'r

. >> and trying to prove his conservative bona fides. >> i don't see how you do it. we wrote this book last year. i have supported bo both. >> left to right, left to right, he's starting to look like mitt romney. it's not a good place to be. >> i have supported both. >> what i said is not what i believe. >> i have supported both. [ romney laughing ] bill o'reilly, and tonight, bill's ignorance took his anger to new television heights. >> he just says, we want to raise taxes, here, let's raise them again. >> right -- >> even though i just got one. there's nothing put forth. nothing. >> because he's not a problem solver, he is a fundamental transformer. you have to understand that. he is not a normal president. >> he was just getting warmed up there. that wasn't even batting practice. but before i show you how crazy bill got tonight, to be fair and balanced about this whole thing, let's just keep this in mind. this is very important. bill o'reilly is a very, very busy man. when he's not rubbing elbows with hollywood liberals at oscar parties, the same hollywood liberal

oncell, and besides that, the cabinet was named and it wife,es eaton and his whose social bona fides are not then she presses right ahead and goes and calls the hautiest of the men, florideother and floride refuses to return her call. those days, that was akin to slapping someone in the face. >> society was very structured and the protocol of society was very structured and the first youon you would see when came into town, you would visit the vice president and you would she startedard, so in on this process but she did floriderectly and calhoun was not about to return woman.to this >> it came to a point where jackson's cabinet was in an resignationsny because of it. >> all the wives except one peggy eatonall on or when the president gave a big an honoredhe was guest often at his side attempting to force these women recognize her, it was, hello, walk on.would everything was so cold and so margaret was totally mortified and the worst of all, gave the cut to margaret was emily donelson, his niece. quotes fromwo andrew jackson at the time period that gives you the sense involvementdent

good merit for the reason the irs made the the distinction that the church of scientology is a bonn bona fide religion. i don't know what standards they use to determine a religion, but in any case, the circumstance and the tradeoff was that the suits stopped and the exemption was granted. and once that happened, the vast privileges of protections of the first amendment guarantees of religion surrounded the church of scientology and protected it until this day. so those events all took place in washington, d.c., and i thought i would give you a little bit of a historical background before i'm inviting you to respond with questions. thank you. [applause] >> yes, ma'am? thank you for coming. can you speculate for david? he seems to be such an abusive person to several of the, you know, people in hierarchy and several of his ordinary people that helped him for so many years. can you speculate? >> yes, i would be happy to talk about that. i'm not the first to talk about this, but i've had twelve people tell me that david physically assaulted them. i have more than twenty witnesses. he wasn't the

commission to hire a spouse, a daughter, and in law, to work on your campaign, as long as they are doing bona fidend they are earning fair market value. the federal election commission affirmed this more than one decade ago at the request of jesse jackson junior. so, we have seen examples over the years, during an election, of relatives doing work. accounting, recordkeeping filing paperwork with the federal election commission. host: with the numbers you have been able to track, our legislators getting a deal? do they pay them fair market rate, on the cheap, fair market amount? guest: it is hard to tell because there is not an independent body determining this. --bers of congress designed decide for themselves. we found wide varieties. we found six people that were toing more than six figures relatives over the course of the two year election cycle. wasof the biggest spenders illinois representative bobby rush whose wife earned $147,000 during the 2012 election cycle, about one quarter of the money that he brought in over that two years. she is a longtime employee of the campaign and has earned in

it's about to become a bona fide disorder in the catalog of disorders that the american psychiatric associationually large amount of food and feeling out of control but unlike bulimia, there's no purging. there's no vomiting. >> so it causes a gain of weight. >> it can. that's an important point. they come in small, medium and large. you can't tell by looking at someone's size or their shape whether they have an eating disorder. binge eating disorder does afflict people of all body size and leads to weight gain often. >> what triggers it over the age of 35? >> we know eating disorders have a genetic component. what we're seeing is there are some sort of new mid life triggers. some are internal. one of the big ones is menopause. >> oh no. >> indeed. puberty is a trigger. menopause and puberty are hormonal upheaval. appetite affects your sleep and mood and lead to unhealthy behaviors that pave that slippery slope. >> are these people that had eating disorders in the past and are coming back after being suppressed for years or new cases? >> three pattern. one of them is people who might have had a

instead of trotting out on the sunday talk shows where senator graham is trying to burnish his bona fidesout there and-- >> how much more can he do? >> he can't prove this? >> senator graham is a whistle blower. >> he can't proof anything. >> he's to get what he's entitled to. the president doesn't seem to honor or respect to co-equal branch of government. it's the congress who has the oversight ability. >> ten years ago we were debating iraq and-- >> let me leave it at this. he wants congress to have more oversight and the senator saying in the senate he's vowing to make life difficult suggesting he would hold up nominations until they get the answers they want. to senator graham's defense, that comment was made on the report with bret baier, julie. >> i'm sorry, yes, fox news. >> megyn: coming up a controversial performance getting national attention because of how it mocks some beloved bible stories, how it seems to point to a double standard when it comes to religion. why does it seem okay to attack some using public taxpayer dollars while others are apparently off limits. plus, senat

the solution to the long-term unemployed is becoming a bona fide crisis that calls for targeted interventions. and even if the unemployed numbers continue to drop, there's a real concern over what sort of jobs are being added back into the economy. will they be the quality jobs that put those entering those jobs and re-entering those jobs into the labor force on a sustainable path to household prosperity? or is everybody heading to a future of toil in amazon shipping warehouses? it's worth being frezzled because many of those who will be enter the job market for the first time will be carrying student loans out of a period of sky-high college tuition which taken as a whole may form the backbone of the next great financial cry sills. even if the economy has tipped and trended in a direction of what we might normally call -- nominaly call recovery, the answer to the question who has recovered reveals some stark contrasts. as the university of california-berkley economics professor emmanuel saiz has calculated, losses in average family income during the great recession were felt across the board

what undercuts that story, it was legitimate bona fide reporters across the board said, hey, woodwardt a life, man. we have had worse than that and we have given worse than that. it goes with the territory. >> yes. >> i remember when i was -- a quick story when i was working for jerry brown first time around in california i was standing with him. we went back to the governor's office and we waited those days were before instant twitter and all of that kind of stuff. we waited by the print machine for the associated story on what the governor had just talked about. we are standing around the press. the story comes across. i will never forget it. jerry picks up the story and reads the first paragraph and he said i won't february -- i won't repeat it. the guy picked up the phone, called him and screamed at him. it was the first time i had seen anything like that. he said, no, it's wrong. you have to correct that, what you have said. it's factually wrong and here is why. the guy corrected it. >> that's the bids. >> you never hear about reporters whining and complaining about how they got

harry reen, who was the first bona fide male adult film actor. he was the star of "deep throat." obviously. he was paid $250 to appear in that movie and it earned $6 00 million. he died at the age of 65. he he became a first amendment cause celeb. allen dirchuwitz represented him at one time. handle bar moustache. tae, but i would not bring that up, other than it is the lead obituary in the "new york times." $250 and the grossed $600 million. anyway, he's gone and we're going to go to break. [ male announcer ] what?! investors could lose tens of thousands of dollars in hidden fees on their 401(k)s?! go to e-trade and roll over your old 401(k)s to a new e-trade retirement account. none of them charge annual fees and all of them offer low cost investments. e-trade. less for us. more for you. >>> welcome back. u.s. equities are weaker this morning after finishing higher for the markets. dow futures down about 28 points. s&p futures off by about 28 points below fair value. in our headlines, south korea has been investigating a cyber attack on a number of its major companies. official