if you are going to boo every one who speaks in favor, they should as well. absolutely. it works for me. >> hello, commissioners. [inaudible] i have a few comments i would like to make to you. [inaudible] instead, i would like to see this isolated area integrated into the surrounding community. [inaudible] others have pointed out the unwise risk of building tall structures in this part of the earthquake country. if worse comes to worst and approval is given for this bill- advised budget, my wife and i would be incapable of moving in less than six months. she is 65. i'm 74 and in poor health. in rent-controlled unit is our only hope. this has been guaranteed to us by the current parkmerced management. [inaudible] [applause] >> good evening. i have lived here for 31 years. i received a flier from the tenants association and a flier from management. this is the flier from the tenants association. this is management. what -- one comes in the door, one is put on the door. on the one from the tenants association, it says, "under state law, even a promise by a landlord to conti

[ laughter ] >> bruce: i've been booed.en you actually get booed, it's not quite the same. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: but when you watch some of these -- 'cause gosh, this box set has so many fun things in it. but a lot of it is some live performance dvds of you, and there's not one second where it doesn't look like you're having the best time in your life. and i don't know. is that real? is it acting? >> bruce: it's all acting, actually. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i can just tell. there's that one concert there from '78 in houston that is a bootleg that never existed. [ cheers and applause ] >> bruce: yeah. >> jimmy: and then -- why did you decide to release that one? because of the sweat factor? [ laughter ] >> bruce: no, that was -- that was one of the few concerts that hadn't been bootlegged previously, i think. most of the stuff over the years, until i started recording literally at my home, everything finds its way out into -- these days, on the internet. so, that -- but for some reason, that show, i don't think that sh

if you are going to boo every one who speaks in favor, they should as well. absolutely. it works for me. >> hello, commissioners. [inaudible] i have a few comments i would like to make to you. [inaudible] instead, i would like to see this isolated area integrated into the surrounding community. [inaudible] others have pointed out the unwise risk of building tall structures in this part of the earthquake country. if worse comes to worst and approval is given for this bill- advised budget, my wife and i would be incapable of moving in less than six months. she is 65. i'm 74 and in poor health. in rent-controlled unit is our only hope. this has been guaranteed to us by the current parkmerced management. [inaudible] [applause]

again, they're not booing you. all right. mr. ken mcdonald.ons officer, please come forward to help me present the second place trophy. second place, ladies and gentlemen. mr. frank ware. and before we announce the winner i'm going to drag this out even longer. i'm going to take a moment to thank the kind people who made the 47th annual cable car bell ringing contest possible the the vice chair of the sfmt board of directors. and friends of the cable car music, union square association, trophy masters shanghai restaurant, ghirardelli chocolatesing, and the american automobile association and the $250 cash prize, deluxe sightseeing. let's bring up gilberto gad oy with the hand-crafted bell. and the winner is -- >> mr. leonard oates. congratulations. >> leonard oates. he retains the crown. [applause] that concludes the 47th annual cable car bell ringing contest. thank you, everybody, for coming. don't forget next year the 48th annual cable car ringing contest. stay tuned for details.

script or -- >> boo? went to do the movie in the last part of the shoot and the character comes in the last part of the book. >> rose: yes. >> and when i left my apartment in new york, i got a telegram from the author, and they said hey, there, boo, like a congratulations to do the part so i went to congratulations, california and i went on the set and treated by everyone, it was the end of the movie, the last ten days, the end of the book, the last character so i came on and i just, gregory peck was a wonderful gentleman, very gracious man with a lot of grace, horton foot was there as he always is in these movies and i felt very welcomed, and i just, once pen, followed my instincts for this part, it was just a lovely part. >> rose:. >> you don't think of that. the only thing i thought of then was when i did that part as i did it, i got goose pimples, so i said if i am a goose pimple actor i know i am on the right track, at that time. not that i always get goose but i did then. >> rose: this actor has gon

to go for now and then as well and ricky jonathan vegas and american boo weekley are level at the top of the leaderboard after the second round of the classic vegas the first venezuelan to play on the u.s. p.g.a. it's all made a splash earlier well first round score of sixty four and he kept his momentum going on day two with his excellent team shots and even a game with an easy part for birdie and if all about one or another excellent use of. crack and shots of vegas had three bogeys in it over came about ricky birdies was joined at the top of the leaderboard by boo weekley the american blasting out of a bunker on eighteen managing to reach the green and we had a little problem rolling in a pattern here and it's tied at the top of the leaderboard after the second round. of the n.f.l. season is approaching its climax with the super bowl is set for kick off on the sixth of february and few people expected to see the new york jets to come within one step of that game but rex ryan's team of came all the odds and will face the pittsburgh steelers on sunday for a chance to play in dallas h

they're doctor they're not booing you, they're woo-ing you. ok.y? >> fishing every day the >> excellent fishing off the coast here. what advice would you give to new operators of cable cars? >> new operators? stay out of buses. >> ladies and gentlemen, mr. howard woo. give us your practice ring and the real thing. howard woo. [ringing bells] >> howard woo, ladies and gentlemen. fantastic. all right. our fourth contestant, ladies and gentlemen, is a grip and a conductor. he's been with muni for 35 years. he's been on the cable car for 18 years. 1999 champion to ring in the millennium and 2004 champion. ladies and gentlemen, mr. frankware. -- mr. frank wear. how's it going today? >> great. >> if you weren't driving the cable car what would you be doing? >> i'd be bar-hopping. >> start at one end of clement street and go all the way down, hitting all the bars. if you could choose anybody to pick your partner, who would you pick? >> i would say the governor but i knows -- know he's busy clearing up all this mess we're in.

and the folks in san jose, used to be a love aware, they were booing

and the folks in san jose, used to be a love aware, they were booing tonight. >> okay. >>> have a good night everybody. see you tomorrow.

boo-hoo. the king stutters.s england, ireland, scotland, new zealand, oh, the king is unhappy. so [ bleep ] yourself. >> jimmy: make a good point. >> if you owned ireland, would you care? i stutter. who cares. whatever your highness. it's like last year with "precious." do you remember "precious." that was another one, boo-hoo. her mother didn't treat her right. obviously her mother treats her a little right. she certainly feeds her. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, another excellent point. >> by the way, who was the star of that? >> jimmy: gabby sidibe. >> she's oprah's half sister. >> jimmy: i'm sure she would be delighted to be. >> don't you find -- don't you find this oprah is shocked. >> jimmy: that she has a half sister? >> i was on carson the first night 14 [ bleep ] relatives i never met before showed up. oprah has $6 million. oprah, i'm your sister too. i'm your sister too. look at these liver spots. black. black. >> jimmy: so i want to ask you -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: your famous relative, i wa

>> i'm a steelers fan actually. [ cheers and applause ] [ scattered boos ] >> jimmy: what's your namefrom new jersey. i'm a jets fan. >> jimmy: jets fan. all right, here we go. [ cheers and applause ] jets versus steelers right now. all right, guys, you know how the game works. you have to pick a bucket number and then we'll dump that bucket on your head. but first, higgins, tell us about what's in some of today's buckets. >> steve: well, jimmy, we have baked beans cmeltedheese, brown gravy, glittery confetti, maple syrup, chocolate syrup, melted chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream or $100. jimmy -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right, buddy. you go first. audience, help him out. what number should he pick? [ audience yells ] >> i'm going to go with number six. >> jimmy: going to go with number six. kenzi, come on over. ♪ kenzi, very nice, could be holding $100 in that bucket. also -- it looks a little heavy, though. [ laughter ] unless it's in quarters. [ laughter ] i don't know if that's the $100. pour the bucket over his head, please. ♪ [ audience ohs ] [ applause ] that

search and rescue teams found his kayak taking on water near the shore at peek-a-boo point. >>> technology could replace toll collectors on the golden gate bridge. the golden gate bridge district today presented it's proposal to do away with cash tolls by december 2012. commuters would use fast track or be billed. drivers would also be able to pay at a kiosks away from the bridge. 28 toll collectors would be transferred or take on different jobs. >> if you go to hawaii, do you say -- >> reporter: the district finance economy is scheduled to vote on the proposal on thursday. >>> we have more information now on some breaking news we first told you about at 5:00. there is a problem with b.a.r.t. there are reports of sparks on the third rail between the 19th and 12th street stations in oakland. the oakland fire department is in the tunnel right now and we are told there is no fire. but there is a little smoke. b.a.r.t. also tells us there's a 15 minute delay for some riders and b.a.r.t. is running one track through the area. >>> political rhetoric gone too far? local talk radio debates the top

as companies boos hiring, unemployment is expected to fall to 7%. >> the crisis is over and the recovery in full swing. the german economic plan described the current state. >> we an the other -- and many other hard-working people can be proud. we can afford to be happy about the fact we have weathered the economic crisis better than any other western industrialized nation. >> they said the growth was based on consumer spending and exports. there is good news for the labor market. >> this year, the unemployment will stay below an average of 2 million and fall below the next year. where on the fast track to unemployment. -- to full employment. >> he said the time was ran for tax cuts. a longstanding bone of contention between his party and the cdu. germany's generous subsidies to the solar power industries will be scaled back faster than expected as the cost of supporting the industry explodes. reports that the government is planning a 50% cut in july on top 9% cut planned for the end of the year. according to the most recent statistics, homeowners to generate their own solar power get 43

cardinal lost eight of its last ten against the bruins going boo the game. but all stanford early on. cardinal led by as many as 14 in the first half. but the bruins close up with an 18-5 run. ucla down just one at the break. second half. stanford now down two green, buries the three from deep. he had 12. cardinal unone but the bruins pull away. jones. nice little crossover. finish and foul. he had 17. ucla gets the win. randy ben net and saint mary's traveling to leigh glaser country to visit vanderbilt. on the alley-oop, game tied at 6:00. off the miss, acrobatic finish. gaels go up 16-11. that would be short-lived. vandy is up eight. and thin tinsley, high off the gloss and then down. santa marys' winning streak is over. >> gonzaga hosting portland. great look inside. convertsconvert two of his 22. time winding down, foster, the triple. got it. santa clara up 34-25 at the break. foster hat 36 points thursday, another big game today. santa clara improves to 3-2 with a victory. >> for the women, jeanette poland had a career high 12 assists. the fourth ranke

she hit a house and then backed her car boo an officer. -- into an officer. police opened fire hitting her at least once. >>> a man who apparently fell over board while fishing, rescuers searched until 8:00 this morning. someone contacted the authorities after spotting his boat fried with no one on board. his relatives say he was familiar with the area and usually went fishing with a friend. >> we're going to stay positive and hope for the best. something will come up. >> reporter: his friends are continuing to search. >>> drivers could resume their search as early as tomorrow for a 4-year-old. that little boy was kidnapped tuesday by his mother's boyfriend. a witness told police, a car matching the skips of the toyota corolla went into the canal. several cars have been pulled out. none are the suspect's car. >>> they are legal, easy to get but very dangerous to use. some states are already taking steps to ban the bath salts who's effects are compared to meth. >> they are called bath salts but these products sold under the names i'very wave, bliss or white li

. >> we'll cheer him on for the first bat but after that he's going to get boos from us. >>> as soon as they're done with their eating -- we're going to let them eat. we'll be back after these messages and tell you how to make another family tradition for the holidays, so stay with us >>> welcome to "comunidad del valle" on our annual tamale tasting contest. parsley, sage, rosemary, andtime. who said, no, it's not a law firm? >> lee wiemers. >> vince, thanks for coming here. tell us what you're going to make for us? >> we make this. during the holidays there always seems to be leftover bread and cookies and muffins. this is a leftover dish. >> in english this is bread pudding? >> bread pudding, yes. >> go ahead. >> the most important thing, of course, is bread. you can use muffins, anything you want. you mix your bread. and then you get crazy with all the other ingredients. i have scrambled eggs here. we put a little egg in here. and then a little cream. >> what does the egg do it? kind of hold it together? >> it holds it together and also lightens it up a little bit. and then just a

[crowd boos] >> good evening. thanks for coming out and listening. i'm a lifetime resident. first, to speak to the rent control issue, nothing has been guaranteed in writing, as the previous speaker mentioned, we are not even sure if that is allowable. there is nothing guaranteed, and i'm what you would consider a working-class person in san francisco. i'm a high-school teacher, and rent control is what allowed me to fulfill my dream to teach for the last 18 years or so. without it, i would have had to do something else. the relocation process is an enormous undertaking as well. 20 or 30 years of construction -- imagine having to live side- by-side with that every day for 20 or 30 years. and having to deal with being relocated. there is a lot of elders in our community that would be very upset by that whole process, including the noise and traffic and so forth. speaking of traffic, 5700 new units that according to this plan, they are going to be environmentally friendly and so forth, and that is commendable, but any environmental gains realized by this project will be comple

. >> i call that mostly boo-hoo. >> although we do need it. >> when jessica has a short sleeve dress on -- >> it's warm. >>nd and you lo and you look amt add. >> you're emwbarrassing me. >>> still ahead, the second proceed file hack this week that has mark zuckerberg in the spotlight. >>> and look at the scary moments caught on tape as a music legend takes a serious fall. >>> and toyota announces another major recall. we'll be right back. >>> the closing bell signaled the end of an upbeat day on wall street as the dow climbed above the 12,000 mark for the first time since june of 2008. the dow finished up about eight points finishing just below the 12,000 threshold. the nasdaq was up about 0. overall the dow is up more than # 80% since bottoming out. >>> toyota announced another major recall today. toyota is calling in 2 million calls including lexus sedans for fuel leak problems. most of the vehicles are in japan. the cars under recall in the u.s. are listed here. they may have an improperly installed fuel pressure sensor that could cause goose legas toe engine. u.s. dealers will in

. >> he booed me as i was talking very loudly. he turned around and took a picture of me and said "you're dead." >> reporter: there were two more funerals sunday, one for gabe zimmerman, 30-year-old aid to congresswoman giffords and services were held for 75-year-old dorr wan stoddard. he died shielding his wife from the bullets. the accused shooter, jared loughner, left voice mail for an old friend a few hours before the shooting. bryce tierney played the message for scott pelley of "60 minutes." >> hey, it's jared. what's up? i just wanted to say i had a good time and peace out. later. >> there's this heavy sigh at the end. >> it was all in past tense, you know? and it sort of bothered me how he said "we've had good times." >> reporter: loughner had several run-ins with the law but nothing that indicated he was a danger. last september he completed a program to have a 2010 drug related conviction expunged. the judge who sentenced him fears he now knows why loughner was anxious to clear his record. >> the reason why he went throu

boo? >> mr. arthur radly. i believe he already knows you. >> for more information on today's that's next time. we'll see you then. >> all i know his name is james and he needs extra help with his reading. >> yes. to everyone making a difference, thank you. >> you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance is proud to join tavis in working to improve financial literacy and remove obstacles to economic empowerment one conversation at a time. nationwide on your side. >> by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. >> thank you. ♪ qp >> be more.

. >> he booed me as i was talking and then he took a picture of me and said that you're dead. >> reporter: there were two more funerals sunday. one for gabe zimmerman, 30-year-old aide to congresswoman giffords. and services were held for 75-year-old dorwin stoddard. he died shielding his wife from the bullets. the accused shooter, jared loughner, left voicemail for an old friend a few hours before the shooting. bryce tierney played the message for scott pelley of "60 minutes." >> hey, it's jared. so, i just wanted to tell you good times. peace out. later. >> this is heavy sigh at the end. >> at the end. it was all intense, you know, and it sort of bothered me how he said, you know, we've had good times. >> reporter: loughner had several run-ins with the law but nothing that indicated he was a danger. last september he completed a program to have a 2007 drug-related conviction expunged. the judge who sentenced him fears he now knows why loughner was anxious to clear his record. >> the reason why he went through this program so quickly was related to his ability to be able to possess and b

gwen: even though he was not fresh booed blood in prior administrations. they seem pro business all of a sudden at the new white house. >> they do, but one of the differences i think has been overstated. bill daley is not that much different than rahm emanuel, the first chief of staff. the stance obama said he was going to choose rahm emanuel, the left went crazy, he's to -- too centrist are. they need someone who commands some discipline. i'm told that things in the white house were getting sort of informal. i was talking to governor bill richardson at the end of last year and he said they really need a weiss man at the time of christmas. and i think this is a wise man. i spoke briefly with president obama on the phone this week. gwen: or should we say he called you up? >> he called. he was wanting to sing the praises of robert gibbs, his longtime ade. he's stepping aside as well. i asked him if he's going to spend a lot of time putting his second team in place. he said there's no time for dili dallying. we have a lot of work to do. i think it was clear a

and because of this the witches are basically cursing the government now queen which brought her a boo is there is fear it's about the new law and she says that she plans to cast a spell using a particularly effective concoction of cat excrement and a dead dog yet well goldman sachs collateralized debt obligation most of it is cat extreme it and dogs this is what they're fighting the federal reserve bank's balance sheet in washington the reason why they're afraid to do an audit at the request of ron paul is because they know that they've got basically dead beetles eye of newt some old chicken bones some dead cat excrement that's about all they've got at the federal reserve because the u.s. is technically. insolvent so these witches are fighting fire with fire yeah they're. now life is tough and remote in siberia hardly surprising for a place which is the coldest inhabited region on this as artie's sean thomas now reports from the it means the locals need to turn the landscape's frozen features to their advantage. call for extreme modes of transportation are found one. around the corner

the state of the union to lessen the impact of one party hooting and cheering and the other side booingmonica? >> secretary of state hillary clinton will be forced to answer for the absurd comments she made this week ashirting the tucson shooter with islamic terroristsp. >> arianna? >> all eyes will be on the beijing prime minister who said he's not ruling out a presidential ruin in 2012. >> a federal court in florida will rule the obama care individual mandate is unconstitutional. this echoes the virginia federal court. we salute martin luther king whose national holiday is monday. bye-bye. vogeico, committed to providing service to its auto insurance customers for over 70 years. more information on auto insurance at geico.com or 1-800-947-auto any time of the day or night.

. >> charlie boo was selling yogurt when -- >> we felt that quick jolt and we knew it was an earthquake. >> what he felt was a 4.1 quake not far from his yogurtland store in san jose. >> we had a few customers in here. they were a little bit scared, but they didn't tremble so they were okay. >> no flying bowls or candy. he did a walk-through just to be sure. >> everything is stable here. it's anchored. >> ten-year-old elizabeth lucas was in her second-floor room when the quake hit. >> some stuff fell over, i went downstairs to see what was happening. >> reporter: when she got downstairs, cookie the cat was freaked out and jumped on i isabel. even though the quake lasted a few seconds, it scared isabel. >> and since they were close to the epicenter, it probably felt very strong to them. they checked for cracks inside and outside the home, but they did not find any. george kitiama, nbc bay area news. >>> the building is 18 stories high and only 13 miles away from the epicenter. it's designed to handle the impact of earthquakes but that didn't stop the shaking. we spoke with workers just m

and staying in new york where the wife of the alleged russian arms dealer viktor booed she and her children were detained for hours and questioned on arrival to the u.s. boots family travel to the city where he's being held in custody while he waits trial pretrial hearings have been postponed until the end of the month and associate his latest. the family of victor boot arrived to new york for the first time since his extradition from thailand took place two months ago and we did speak exclusively with his wife all aboot outside the airport after they were held inside the airport for over two and a half hours and she didn't really seem quite traumatized by the experience she was telling us how her self her teenage daughter and victor boots mother who is over seventy years old were held by u.s. officials and alibi was questioned they were scooped up by officials as soon as they stepped off the airplane and really asked calculus questions take a listen to how she described this situation to us. we had to spend two hours in some strange room they turned our luggage upside down and took persona

the lore of alleged russian arms dealer viktor booed was to challenge the legality of his u.s. trial as his court date set for september. but we didn't say no as demonstrators protest the stop the deportation of a russian born immigrant based say is an assett to this is citing. the atomic split gets wider as world powers fail to generate a solution to the around nuclear stalemate in istanbul. this is r.t. from moscow it's eight pm saturday night here welcome if you just joined us my name is kevin and in our top story the man the west calls the work of death will face a new york jury in september i think to boot is charged with conspiring to kill americans and supporting terrorism. i watched as the russian businessman was committed for trial in the country which already considers him the world's most prolific arms traffic. it was definitely an interesting and interesting hearing we saw a picture good he seems to have lost quite a lot of weight his hair has grown longer his wife his daughter and his mother were also present in the courtroom because this was the first time they go

hearing he faces charges of conspiring to kill americans and supplying weapons to terrorists while boo maintains his innocence the media continues to label him the merchant of death or he's out of stocks you're going to reports. it was definitely an interesting and interesting hearing we saw a picture of good he seems to have lost quite a lot of weight his hair has grown longer his wife his daughter and his mother were also present in the courtroom because this was the first time he got to see a glimpse of him in a very very long time and essentially what was going on inside the courtroom were several technical questions were being decided such as setting a trial date and also of course importantly the defense team presented to the judge that they're planning to file several motions concerning viktor boots case among them is what they call the unlawful extradition of him to the united states of course a very big issue since as we know victor boot was arrested in thailand and two years ago courts decided that he was not guilty twice and then all of a sudden he gets extradited to the uni

power and we better get prepared for it because look at it again at the case of france the decision to booed the nuclear program was taken at the same time with the decision to develop renewables and energy conservation so you should not oppose these two things we need every clean energy we get because we are running into a major energy crisis so we should take every solution not just one and even by putting i disagree we may run short of energy all right dan go ahead. yeah i agree with that notion that we're not going to solve our energy problem with any single technology whether that's wind or nuclear or oars or solar we need a robust portfolio and what we most need is government policies that require reduction in the pollution that is being produced by fossil fuels that's what will create this estate market for clean energy and will sustain our prosperity going into the future so byron talks about the free market but it's a basic principle of free markets that they don't achieve social socially desirable outcomes if people are allowed to pollute without paying the cost of that pollution a

. >> you can even boo the giants. >> we won't do that. >> i will also add we invited the a's to come out. they politely declined. let's start with the a's, they would like to move down to the south bay. you would prefer they didn't. >> well, santa clara county, san mateo county, huge part of the giants fan base. we have right to santa clara, have since 1990. you know, it's a -- the territorial rights as the commissioner has talked about over the years are important. it's important. it's part of the governing organization of major league baseball. it's an important right. we understand the a's need a new stadium and we believe they should have a new stadium. it's going to be up to everybody to figure out how they get a new stadium. >> john and i are not as big baseball fans as john schwartz is. from the nonbaseball fan point of view, the agreement the giants have the territorial rights to santa clara county seem fairly obvious. i mean, it's not as if it were a fuzzy issue. in major league baseball that's been the understanding from the get go. >> that's buy teams don't move that often