i myself am a disabled person, and i represent disabled people, bot seniors and disabled people. i appreciate being on the board. i enjoy working with the staff. we have a very devoted san francisco transportation authority staff. myself has been elected as the vice chair. i am very honored in serving as the vice chair, and now for my -- excuse me, for my second appointment i am very interested in the transportation committee, and i would like to continue as the vice chair for the san francisco transportation authority. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good morning commissioners. i am jackie sax. i have been on the committee since 97. i worked with mr. flanagan for the last two years. he's done an excellent job filling in when our chair could not attend the meetings, that sort of thing, and i strongly support him being repointed. he's an excellent job. he know what is he's doing. he knows what he's talking about and he's lead the meetings very well and i urge you to reappoint him. >> thank you. is there anyone else that would like to speak? seeing none public c

then hunt them down with flying death bots. [laughter] here to shed light on what's going on at gitmo until his mic is cut by unseen forces is former acting solicitor general of the united states and lead counsel for the gitmo detainees in hamdan v. rumsfeld neal katyal. neal good to see you again. thanks for coming on. [cheers and applause] all right. first of all, watch what you say, i have a feeling that there are cameras and microphones pointed at us. do we know what is going on down at gitmo? what is controlling the switch now? >> we don't. we don't know who is controlling the switch. the judge didn't know. that was the most amazing. >> stephen: seemed to come as a surprise to him. >> yes. >> stephen: it's a military judge and they said they have no idea where the microphones are coming from. >> it's outrageous. it reminds me. the only precedent for it is the soviet constitution or iranian constitution. >> stephen: we're nothing like the old soviet union. we don't have gulags in sigh beera. we have gulags in he is stonea.

. >> they usually hold a pothole blitz repairing thousands of bot holes but we called for a comment and they have not returned our calls. >>> sal, what are you looking at this morning? >> we are looking at the east bay and we are also starting off -- well, we are going to start off with the peninsular this time because the traffic time between 380 and 92 is about as low as it is going to be. we were talking about how bad the traffic is and in the south bay you might want to take advantage. here in the east bay, hayward to fremont, this is as fast as it's going to go. and traffic does look good on the dumbarton. and near the east shore freeway traffic is light and some is being picked up. southbound 101 traffic is looking very nice as you drive through. 4:48 let's go to steve. >>> thank you sal. >> we have a big fog bank which is falling apart and it will give us very cool temperatures probably some even keeled temperatures as well. may be a little bit of sun later. 40s and 50s. temperatures are stuck and i don't expect them to drop. there is too much cloud cover. also i think it will gi

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>> that's what he did last season in another feat combining tech and fashion teaming up with maker bothich allows you to print 3-d designs at home. the outcome, printable clothing. >> i thought why not be able to download a piece or download something. we thought of like sunglasses. >> when it comes to what's next, levin's line experiments with fabric. >> we incorporate innovation whether it's a partnership with a technology firm or of our own materials. like this is actually a liquid before it becomes this. >> so if hi-tech is the fashion of the future, what does a levin line down the road look like? perhaps a weather-reading jacket. >> maybe the next one is we have that device talk to a communicate with some sort of air chambers so you can have a device that reads the outside temperature and then when you go outside, it automatically inflays to the ideal level to keep your body temperature at its optimum. ing. >> well, very cool clothes and lowry siegel, now joins us from new york. lori, how soon are we going to be able to get these clothes? >> very soon. this is for the fall line. t

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and where we see drops we ask why and where we see disturbing trends we try to get to the about the bot tom of it. i think that what you have seen are three or four years of steady increases and there are a variety of reasons for that and i think that our park staff and our gardeners and our custodians are doing incredible work. i think that we have also been helped by the workforce program and we have partnered with the agency that have provided to help to keep the parks clean. i think that that has helped as has the first of its kind guard gaer apprintice and i also think that our capitol program has had an impact. some of that does get reflected in the annual scores and the parks are able to address some of those structural maintenance issues that do get reflected in these quarterly evaluations but we still have a lot of work to do and even with the 2012 parks bond, we are only chiping away at the total amount of what is needed in our parks. as we are trending upward, given the resources that we do have, i think that we are performing at an exceptionally high level and that is a thre

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former employees at the 13 brewerlys around the country says an hiezer bush adds water just before bot sxlg that dilute it is alcohol content. the maker of bud wierz and other brands call it is charges groundless. >>> bay area doctors are now inrolling patients in the clinical trial they say will revolutionize breast reconstruction. after a mastectomy and before a woman can have a reyuktive implant surgery, her skin needs to be stretched. palo alto based air expanders has developed the aeroform tissue expander. it's a patient-controlled breast tissue expander. doctors are looking for more patients and if you're interested go to our web site and click on web links. >>> the senate today confirmed former republican senate chuck secretary of defense after his own party put up an akly moanous fight and use add filibuster to delay the vote. just four republy kauns joined democrats to confirm haag el in a 558 to 41 vote. as nebraska senator he criticized former president george w. bush's handle of iraq war. . >>> upon retirement, pope benedict will lose the power of his position but retain ma

results were pouring in and that's exactly what i discussed a bit earlier in the program without sees tom bot. so ultimately for a long certainty is rocking the boat of global markets they are indeed roaring i mean it must be said that yesterday as it seemed that bersani blocked a decent majority the markets were up but then again as berlusconi's bloc drew level again today down the mile they go again so we've got four point seven percent down on italy's footsie or the markets in europe and beyond down one point five to two percent and we've got to tell you in bond yields going up that showing the the nervousness of investors seeing this political standoff and economic uncertainty in italy it should be noted berlusconi left in late two thousand and eleven because of his poor financial record primarily and montes ended up with ten percent of the vote which shows how fed up the talons are it's incredible that so mary want to squeak by with ten percent and then the when berlusconi's numbers start coming up the markets start going down you talk about political uncertainties and rocking the boat w

civilian paul everyone to marry found your humanity for winter and i know you exception to any us or any bots united nations activation enshrined the principle that everyone should have a right to marry and if gay people marry it does not diminish heterosexual marriages one iota heterosexual marriages remain intact they continue you're just adding to marry. her and question things godfrey jump in go ahead no i let it all go home it's going to last it's going to actually go ok there was there was a couple this is happening all the time that comes across my desk but only last year a christian couple who have a bed and breakfast house do not believe that they should give bed and breakfast accommodation to married couples or homosexual couples and that was a deeply held christian belief they were held in contempt of the qualities that come with fine three thousand pounds there's nothing liberal about this there's nothing the libertarian about this we are now in a situation in the united kingdom where you cannot say who or who not you will have in your house this is appalling this is going to fall

this is all see coming to you live from moscow welcome bot. an anarchist group thrashing a major rally in berlin on saturday against what it sees as a massive expansion of c.c.t.v. cameras in germany the movement's opposition against the ever encroaching big brother turn from words to action long ago when it becoming notorious for trashing street cameras all across the country on his piece out of it takes a look at whether the group's message makes them different from ordinary vandals. if you ever get the feeling that someone is watching you whilst walking through the streets of the german capital there may be more to it than paranoia. the amount of sensitivity civilians in germany is on the rise and it's not as bad as in other countries for example of the u.k. where millions of cameras are stored but still the number is rising and that's worrying us. that increase has seen some berliners take quite drastic action and fight back against what they see as the invasion of their privacy the target for their fight the cameras themselves the phenome

from fresh off the bot to your dinner place, somewhere along the way seafood is getting mislabeled. >at's horrible. you want to get what you pay for. >> oceana, an international ocean conservation group tested efficiency from retail outlets across the nation. in pennsylvania, 56% of the fish was mislabeled. next up, southern california at 52%. in the nation's capital, 26%. >> some of the concerns with the mislabeling have been some of the health impacts. we found high mercury shipped swapped out for lower mercury fish. >> sushie, grocery stores -- >> this was obvious replaced with something like rockfish, but the flays are different. if you look at the back at the skin, they're really different. mark white runs a fresh seafood market. he goes to great lengths to ensure his fish is properly labeled. >> you can always buy the whole fish. that way you know exactly what you're getting. >> reporter: at restaurants it's more difficult. the fish often ends up cooked or covered in a sauce. >> you should always ask them where they got it. it's important. chef ann cashin says reputable places w

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actually in office unfortunately that is true but he says we need to raise our national saving ratio bot. what sees through the right thing to do in the short term to maintain support for aggregate demand is absolutely the opposite of what we know we need to do in the long to in other words what we're doing is really about from the economy what we feel it's the best thing to do in the short to be five years is short term so for how long is the short term going to last well what about the scientist emulating aggregate demand internet economy that doesn't generate any supply in other words an economy is demand supply supply being the stuff you manufacture export the u.k. if you take out the it has been in negative export of manufactured goods for something like twelve or thirteen years with one very small bubble recently in terms of cars but the services industry which is financial for all that they export take that out they're not exporting really anything export except bombs when they go invade people so it's all supply so they say go to stimulate demand demand to buy stuff the manufactu

. >> reporter: coast guard bot to the men in minutes and found their boat still operable and started to drive it to shore, but first taking on passengers, volunteers from the ferry. >> there were two good samaritan , one a surgeon and insurgent to register aid. >> the ferry loaded with 500 passengers went on its way to san francisco where it was taken out of service for the investigation. the ferry "sonoma" took over the remainder of its runs for the evening. with help from tiburon paramedics the two boaters were stabilized and taken hot hospital. the doctor and nurse who helped out got a ride back to their original destination san francisco courtesy of the coast guard. people enjoying a meal or views were startled to see the triage emergency unfold in front of them in the harbor. >> they were still getting stabilized on the boat with new neck braces and you know, blood it looks like they had some glass hitting them. >> reporter: learning that the boat collided with a 90-ton ferry was a shock. >> oh, my gosh, a collision with a ferry? wow. >> reporter: and it is a raw occurrence. coa

house, as we reported here, numerous occasions, has passed sequester replace the bills' only to see bot simply ignored by the upper chamber. meanwhile, an outgoing defense secretary leon panetta today told congress that the vast majority of 800,000 civilian defense department employees are subjects to furlough if the sequester were to take effect. pentagon officials, however, confirm that those furloughs would not begin until april at the earliest and that furloughed employees would be asked to miss one day of work per week for 22 weeks. the reality of sequestration is that it represents a very small portion of overall government spending, no matter how dramatic or how grim the president projects the consequences. fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron has our report. >> these cuts are not smart, not fair. >> six business days and counting to $85 billion in across-the-board federal spending reductions. defense bases in 8 percent cut d other agencies reduce spending five to 6%. as part of the over three and half trillion dollar federal budget for this yearlone the $85 billio

welcome i am neil cavuto, at fox on top of broker bumming out, a bot of brokers. these guys got a case of the blues, jobs blews, today, news that jpmorgan chase plans to cut 4,000 jobs in consumer banking business this year, and 13,000 next year that is a lot, goldman sachs likelyhe same, as it begins annual weeding out of so-called underperformers, early this week. now keep in mind goldman sachs has already cut its workforce by 9% or 3300 employees. so you see a pattern? bank of america, citigroup, ubs ag, they have been cutting staff for years now, they show no signs of letting up now. the problem, well despite the busy market driven by surprisingly few players, not so busy anything else, investment banks under pressure in their other fa far-flung businesses, y are squeezing the lemon to make whatever lemonade they can, cutting costs, managingic pengs, the likes of which we have not seen since after the famous meltdown, not good for those getting laid off, and not much better for those zombie-like survivors hanging on. their bonuses are down, and potential rippl

bot >>> today, they will be holding final walk thus where they will play the super bowl, of course, tomorrow and both teams, they will be factoring yesterday and the head coach brothers and jim and joe harbaugh have a joint press conference. >>> the goal is to stop the rowdy fans and destructive super bowl frustrations. out in the world series as you may remember they trashed properties around the series, even lighting up the muni bus on fire. >>> and back in the big easy, bourbon street is filled with more football jerseys. a big party. >> yes. >> you need to watch it at home. >> tomorrow, well no, i have a house party to go to. >> you did? the harbaugh passes me over. we're going to start out with mostly cloudy skies, a little fog around the bay area. look at the bay bridge. rather than fog, you've got the big program special coming up after the super bowl. out the door this morning, we have fog. temperature highs, they will recover into the mid-60s. starting out a little chilly though and 43 degrees at livermore. we'll have highs today in the lower 60s. and that will be a great saturday.

they found two adults passed out at his home near a half empty bot toll of brandy.e are treating the case as possible child abuse. >>> back to daytona, florida, and the historic run. she became the first woman to capture the poll at nascar's marquee event. she sat down with our very own don lemon who asked if she understood just how historic and important this moment really is. >> in a simple word, yes. i understand that. understanding the scope of what that means and what it will end up meaning or if any is something that happens down the road. in the moment it's about thinking about what i need to do for next sunday and trying to make some more history. >> tell us about the reaction from fellow drivers including your team owner, tony stew ward. >> tony came over when we had gotten the poll. so qualifying was over with. he came over to say good job and u just wanted to say thank you for giving me the chance and the crew and the car and the job. to be able to go out there and do something like that. it means a lot and it goes a long way when tony stewart believes in

you have the bots, that are very inexpensive.ole, x-box, sony playstation or your blu-ray player may have smart tv capabilities. >> there's also the other parts of that like netflix, hulu. >> that's right, amazon, all those other providers and most of those are available on these different types of devices but there's no subscription fee for the devices. you pay a subscription for netflix or -- >> for the content. >> for the content. >> boxes and boxes of photographs. what to do with them now in the digital age. how do we consolidate all that? >> you want to preserve these. >> sure. >> memories and stuff. >> it they're going to physically fade. >> they are going to physically fade. a great scanner, flatbed scanner like this epson here, great colors, great resolution. you also want to have something that's simple and easy for you to use. look for ones that have some restore coloration, software embedded in it to make sure the images -- >> from roy in detroit, 3,000 picture, most in albums, would like to put them on to a usb stick.

biggest lender here after of us as we're all managing to gain better than the market so it was an all bot. now moving on britain could face crippling fuel bills off the warnings to consumers from energy watchdog often the chief executive . is also raising fears of a nine hundred seventy style blackout because of a slowdown in coal and oil production or he warns that as much as a million homes could be affected by these large power cut off early today i spoke to professor of global energy from work business school frederick wellman on what this means for britain's poorest citizens in mentioning the government tends to call fuel poverty or the very first that people from low income brackets are excessively. challenged by these conditions where energy prices tend to hit them much more the than perhaps others more and more affluent consumers and so it is is in the it is in the interest interest of the government as well as the industry energy industry to look at ways and means of helping those. consumers that are most heavily affected by those prices. and. there are a number of initiatives al

. >> you know, it is interesting, though, what's interesting, bot elizabeth warren and ted cruz did gethe memo on how to be a grand stander. how to ask questions that you don't care about the answers. >> i tell you, watch elizabeth warren. i think she is going to be in many respects the marco rubio for the democrats. >> i completely agree. if hillary doesn't run, warren and rubio. trivia time. who is the first woman to hold different cabinet jobs for two president? elizabeth dole. bradley america is today's winner. don't forget, you have to tweet both twitter handles to win. we're not going to let you win more than once a week. e-mail us at dailyrundown@msnbc.com. we'll be right back. 's ♪ ♪ ♪ [ girl ]rumental ] when i started playing soccer, i wasn't so good. [ barks ] so me and sadie started practicing. we practiced a lot. now i've got some moves! [ crowd cheering ] spin kick! whoo-hoo! [ giggling ] [ announcer ] we know how important your dog is to your whole family. so help keep him strong and healthy with purina dog chow. because you're not just a family. you're a dog family. ♪ shi

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eighteen year olds decide which of the insurance companies they want to buy health insurance from with the bot i think conservatives on immigration i think you're going to see more of a concern on a lot of those i'm sorry to the member days on education resolutely how let's have our public schools certainly. sorta like something i'd like to say about mormonism rules for mailed the least advantageous of our population poor little before eleven dollars money universe out of out of their moms and called let's give them to. teachers' union a great way to make sure that education was the great in boulder no ideals no i would be more and not a solution i would compare any conservative republican run school system with the district of columbia which is the wholly owned subsidiary of the democratic party you want to see with their democratic any wealthy white school district to any poor black i'll take the poor town that i grew up in tom michelle read comes in and tries to fix things she's run out of town the some of the most difficult schools in america are in poor white area and they say that rather

there is a bot of cash burning a hole in their pocket.: are companies doing things that are stupid with their money? they paid 19% above the all-time high on not stock. it raises the issue on whether these will be good for the buyers. >> the interest rates have been so low in the banks are willing to accept 0% down. yes, of course, inflates. there is a danger. they do something stupid with their money. so far we have not seen anything crazy. comcast buying nbc makes sense. dagen: what you think the real activity will be in the coming months, even the next year or two, in terms of sectors? will it be healthcare, more food companies, where? >> number one, you will see a lot of healthcare. they have a lot of cash in the bank. particularly, you see big global companies. the most active acquirer for a farmer will be -- dagen: what are their earnings? >> virgin media just acquired $24 million. media will be second. third will be technology. we have seen the top ten most active buyers. number one, facebook. number four, twitter. number three, gr

>> they drank the whole bot. >> that's something to live up to, marlon brando celebrating your arrival? how do they behave? >> most behave themselves very nicely. what happens in vega restaurant stays in vega restaurant. it's pretty much candlelit. they sneak out through emergency exits and the kitchen. i think it allows them a bit of privacy. it's dark. they can come in they don't have to be done up. they can come in and have a nice private meal. >> if you could have a meal with somebody, who would it be? >> definitely my grandmother. it would definitely be here. >> is this her margarita? >> this is one of my additions to the menu. i cannot take away anything that we've ever had in 56 years that's been on the menu. i can onto add to it because there's so many regular customers that come in. so i've added the blood orange margarita. >> blood orange. >> blood orange. >> so this is blood oerng juice and petrone? >> mm-hmm. >> this is a fabulous addition. >> thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> we're going to have a sip of this because it would be bad luck not to and we'll have you s

there are no legitimate reasons for a bot net. we could reach a global consensus if you host a bot net your do main isn't going to be able to talk to other doe mains. >> i'm a current student. i recently read a study that determined that america isn't the only country with population that aproves of drone strikes. so it's become pretty clear that drones are the best way to fight the war we are fighting. but do you think it matters that we are the only country far and away that aproves of this combat? >> it's an important question. i'll be efficient with my answer. guy to the germ man embassy. the ambassador has all the sbors. they are doing a european huddle. that is a sports metaphor. and they have an norne come in and do lunch and entertainment. i do a speech and say hey, i've got friend here. let's talk about retentions, detentions and interrogations. i'm sorry to be flip. i wanted them to understand our thinking. i know they didn't agree but i wanted them to understand it. i had a great speech writing staff but this is one i d

to believe that dorner mexico, that is based on when dorn er dorner dorner attempted to steal that botoat, unsuccessfully. he said to the man he was taking the boat to mexico but a rope got caught in the propeller and that didn't happen. the attorneys say don't read too much into this. because the information is a little old. last night police raided a hotel in mexico, 20 cops, they did not find dorner. when you are at the port of entry there are cameras, as well as a license plate reader. if he went over the border legally, if you will, u.s. authorities had time, we believe to have stopped him there. he could have stopped the border into mexico illegally of course. that is some of the information coming out of the affidavit. bill: apparently there is new video of dorner that has su has surfaced. >> tmz is reporting it obtained video from a sporting goods store in torrance california of dorner buying scuba equipment. we know he had training with the navy. he was carrying two air tanks. that was the week he was dismissed from the navy, two days before he allegedly killed monica quan and

those three legs supporting this tri-bot of innovation our collaboration, education, and regulation.t's start with collaboration. i call it silos are for grains in my speech. it is true. if we have any hope of overcoming the difficulties of distance, of drought, disease, we must reject the silo stakeholders and instead build solid, enduring partnerships for productivity. let's leave the silos for grains. that means establishing and strengthening relationships between foundations and family farm activist. agro business and academia. it actually means requiring that we all come together as actors at all levels, smallholder farmers literally down in the weeds to the un general assembly. this cannot be a top-down exercise, either. it means understanding the end user so that we incorporate local cultures and traditions into our efforts rather than working against them. if a local tribe thinks that nutritionally enhanced sweet potato tastes strange, they simply will not eat it. our efforts will be wasted. instead we should adopt the strategy of people like linda gail, who tells a great sto

i say a playing on bot plague on both their houses stphao. the military need to make hard choices but refuses. you conclude your piece saying sequestration will do serious heart. you talk about cutting out millions, fat and bone but our corrupt system has already done far worse. it's time for a reckoning. >> honest working people are seeing their paychecks go down. the defense department cannot still say we need everything. i truly believe as a defense talk that if congress would do its part and stop voting selfishly in every dog gone issue we could have a stronger defense and better defense for less money. sequestration is the wrong way, but right now it's the only way. we need defense reform now. bill: ralph peters thank you. we'll talk about. lieutenant great to see you. jamie: a surprise homecoming for haoug an hugo chavez returning to caracas after cancer treatment in cuba. there were thousands of people in the street celebrating his homecoming fueling hopes that he could return to active rule. steve harrigan live in miami for us. what d

. >> as you well know, we're talking a bot about gun violence in the country. gun violence? >> i would say this is unusual. we -- we work extremely -- extremely hard with our -- with all the property -- all the properties on las vegas boulevard, we have a great working relationship with them. and, of course, our goal is to continue to keep las vegas, not just las vegas itself, but the strip, keep it safe. we know we have a lot of visitors that come visit us here in las vegas. that's our goal is to keep everyone safe. we have a great working relationship with everyone on the strip. so for us, this is unusual. >> and sadly, it took place in such a popular area, right near the bellagio and the boulevard is shut down which is affecting tourists throughout the day because they won't be able to get to the casinos, or will they? >> like i say, we have a very good working relationship with everyone on the strip, all the properties. and i know that we're going to be working very close with them to -- to help divert, whether it's the visitors or the employees that are --