sincerely, barbara boxer." [applause] >> and in keeping with the fine tradition of devalued coins. >> thanks very much. >> thanks again, and please tell the senator thank you. the project is about thinking outside of the box and turning the old traditional office environment into something that works for our time. dan was telling me earlier he actually worked in the building and wanted to see the space that he had formerly occupied. the idea's going into the design of the building are incredible. it is going to be first-class state of the our office space. new ways of being productive require new workspaces that facilitate and enhance the different ways that we work. mark donohue leads the group of architects who are doing just that for the project. hks architects are taking this 80-year-old federal office building and designing it to become modern, open offices with an environment that will meet the needs of gsa into the 21st century. i find it exciting. i'm anxious for all the we have talked about to finally

the girls have a new number one. ♪ >>> well, not only did senator barbara boxer beat her opponent at ballot box she outspend her opponent. boxer raised $28 million and spent almost all of it according to filings with the federal election commission. republican carly fiorina raised $26.3 million and spend $22 million. that includes a million she lent to her campaign and it was repaid. remember initially democrats were worried that fiorina's personal fortune would give her the advantage in this race. >> sacramento california's new chief justice will take her oath of office in less than half an hour. a 12-year term during last month's election. the 51-year-old is only the second woman and the first minority to serve as chief justice of the state premium court. she previously served on the appeals court in sacramento. >> time to take a look at the weather forecast. mike was showing us the view outside. a little gray out there. >> a little gray just about everywhere. but the sky a little calmer than it was this morning. could open up from time to time but nothing like what it was going to

we have megan miller, field representative for barbara boxer. also joinin us is the vice presidnent. moving here is a great treat for gsa. it will the -- be the hub of activity. this will be a state-of-the-art facility. during the depression, arthur brown jr. designed a new federal building in san francisco. he went out of his way to make this a complementary feature of the nearly-completed pacific center area. the civic center is a scene of events of great importance, including the founding of the united nations and the peace treaties with world war ii. this shows as a poll reform moving to the united states. the architecture and plans are regarded as some of the finest and most complete manifestations of the beautiful movement. there is a scholar of classical architecture that says that this is the greatest ensembles of architecture in america. in 1899, the mayor was considering concepts the proposed establishing the grand civic center for san francisco. and leon know what had happened. after the earthquake and devastating fire, there could be

boxer: the letter hits on a key point. if you're serious about deficit reduction, then don't come here to the floor and fight for the wealthiest americans who -- many of whom say they're doing just fine. and if you are going to do it, tell us how you're going to pay for it. oh, no. oh, no. and the rhetoric is we're hurting the economy when we're helping 99.9% of americans. we're hurting the economy when we talk about fiscal responsibility. we're hurting the economy -- oh, we're hurting small business. let's be clear, mr. president, as far as we can tell not one small business would be impacted over $1 million. and i know my friend in the chair is very concerned about small business because we talked about it and he studied this and he says if you go up to $1 million, you're covered. so all their rhetoric is nonsense. and we couldn't get one vote. not one. they -- they voted not to reduce the deficit. they voted not to help 99.9% of the american people because of their deep, deep, deep worry and concern about people who ear

we know football players have injuries, and boxers have tremendous injuries. what did sugar ray robinson think about that? if i could veer to sammy davis, j.r. and your other books, what death depth of knowledge did he have in judaism? i know he converted to it. what was his knowledge in terms of commitment? >> okay. that question is a big layered question, and there's not enough time in the answer, but you'll find the answer in a book called "in black and white: the like of sammy davis, j.r.". >> okay. >> the injuries about boxes, sugar ray robinson saw this was a brutal sport. he fowgd a guy -- he fought a guy in cleveland, ohio named jimmy doyle and he faced severe knockouts in the state of california. he shouldn't have been fighting in ohio, but he was allowed. sugar ray robinson hit him with a punch in the chin, and it killed him. sugar ray robinson was threatened with arrest and a charge of manslaughter in 1947, so he knew that boxing took a awful toll on fighters, but he lived in america. it was segregated at the time. there was no jobs on wall street f

--por lo pronto, en febrero, el comite de medio ambiente del senado que es presidido por "boxer" sostendra--una de las plantas de energia Ás antiguas de california, y una de las que mas contamina el medio ambiente, cerrara sus puertas el primero de enero.---muchas personas en san francisco celebran la clausura permanente de esta planta donde se procesa hidrocarburos para generar electricidad. ---el cierre de esta planta, que ha operado en "potrero hill" desde hace 50 aÑos, fue posible debido al trabajo de lideres y activistas locales. ---varios residentes de la zona atribuyen sus problemas de asma y otros males a esta empresa. ---los dueÑos de la planta le pagaron a la ciudad de san francisco un millon de dolares para cubrir parte de los gastos de salud relacionados con las sustancias quimicas que se procesan en el lugar. -- en texas, grupos que representan a las minorias acusan a los funcionarios de educacÓn de querer borrar de los libros de historia las contribuciones a la sociedad de los latinos y los afroamericanos.-- antonio guillen nos explica. ---al regresar a noticias univision 14.

dianne feinstein and barbara boxer wrote a letter to the epa asking for better public protection from what's called chromium six. senator boxer says she plans to write new regulation on chromium six. >>> and the city of oakland is poised to make a big move to keep the a's in the city of oakland. what city leaders will be doing just hours from now. >>> it holds one of the largest collection of asian art, but there's new findings about the collection of san francisco asian art museum. >>> and there's a big hit and it's coming tonight. i'll let you know when it gets here. >>> the oakland city council is scheduled to vote tonight whether it will pay for an environment impact study for a new stadium for the oakland a's. the council's community and economic development committee voted 3-1 to go ahead with that study. >>> the financial crisis at the world renowned asian museum may be on its way to bankruptcy. >> reporter: museum officials just sent me this update within the last few hours, and it contains details on how they're working tonight and over the next few weeks to resolve this muse

that was california senator barbara boxer. in the meantime, the latest jobs report released yesterday shows the nation added far fewer jobs than expected after factoring in the numbers, the unemployment rate nudged up. american employers added about 39,000 jobs in november. experts predicted 150,000 new jobs. as we mentioned earlier, the obama administration was urging congress to act quickly to extend unemployment benefits. >>> we're told the condition of a 9-year-old girl in the east bay has improved today after she was shot by a man who knocked on her front door. police are still looking for the gunman. it happened around 10:30 last night. police say the gunman rang the doorbell and when the 9-year-old girl answered it, he shot her in the neck, back and fired several shots into the house. emergency crews rushed the little girl to children's hospital in oakland. she is expected to survive. investigators look for the gunman, they're trying to determine why he targeted that house, and whether the people who lived there knew hi

the girls have a new number one. ♪ >>> well, not only did senator barbara boxer beat her opponent at box she outspend her opponent. it according$28 million and to filings with the federal election commission. republican carly fiorina raised $26.3 llion and spend $22 million. that includes a million she lent to her campaig and it was repaid. remember initially democrs were worried that fiorina's personal fortune would give her the advantage in this race. >> sacramento california's new chief justice will take her oath of office in less than half an hour. a 12-year term during last month's electi. the 51-year-old is only the second woman and the first minority to serve as chief justice of the state premium court. she previously served on the appeals court inacramento. >> time to take a look at the weather forecast. mike was showing us the view outside. a little gray out there. >> a little gray just about everywhere but the sky a little calmer than it was this morning. could open up from time to time but nothing like what it was going to do this weekend. heavenly valley they could use so

there's a lot of boxers who don't look physically imposing. it's about looking like micky ward in the ring and looking like a real fighter that means on the speed bag, the jump rope, the double end bag, the heavy bag, the way you're moving. and i'm a south paw, micky's a righty so it took a long time getting comfortable standing in that stance. any time i got in a conventional stance i would immediately start to square up and end up back into a southpaw stance >> he looks good, have you seen? on the jump rope, it's something else. i can still whip his arsz but he looks good, right? (laughter) but he's good! >> rose: the truth? >> yeah. (laughter) i think we should set up a fight to promote the movie. >> i do, too, i'm for that. >> rose: don't you think that would working? you could do it right here in this studio. we've got all the cameras here. we can do it now. we'll do it tonight. >> it will be quick. (laughter) >> rose: this is a first rounder. >> i like when they go what was that? i said well that was the bell, you almost made it to the e

the floor today -- and before i speak, i would like to ask unanimous consent that -- that senator boxer of california be the next democratic senator speaking after i conclude and senator hutchison concludes from the republican side. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mccain: reserving the right to object. what's the pending business before the senate? the presiding officer: the pending business is the motion to concur to h.r. 2965 that. is the pending business. and as i understand the request from the senator from washington on the democratic side, that senator boxer will be the next democrat recognized. mrs. mur craymrs. murray: folloe republican leader. mr. mccain: maybe i'm wrong but i thought the time would be either -- mrs. murray: the senator is correct. i'm merely asking that the -- the presiding officer: the time will be equally divided between now and 3:00 and the senators may speak on either subject. mr. mccain: i thank the chair. mrs. murray: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, then i come to the floor this afternoon to speak and join in the effort to repeal d

president david chiu as well as the port commission president, rodney fong, megan miller from senator boxer's office, the captain of this fantastic ship, a representative from metro ports, among many colleagues, many from the iowu, will travis, bruce wolfe from the regional quality control board, michele from the quality association of port authorities, captain strode from the u.s. coast guard, welcome. and many more that i'm sure did not make it onto my little card, so thank you very much for coming today. [applause] thank you. thank you. on behalf of all of us at the port of san francisco, we are honored by your presence and your demonstration of partnership. today marks a great achievement for the port. it gives us great pride but it also gives as testimony the wonderful things can happen when leaders come together and great minds work on innovative projects. the port, as i mentioned, is over 100 years old. it is a place of great history. these appears you are standing on were built many years ago and have stood the incredible test of time, thanks to the amazing workmanship with which they

you look up on the screen, and you look like a boxer. >> i wanted to look like a boxer.he past. boxing is a great backdrop, obviously. how do you, you know, make it special? so, we made it real. that was the only way to do it. >> i want to show a little bit of a clip now so people can see it. i watched it a couple of days ago. the cast is just terrific. it's a story -- it's boxing, yes. a family, and how you have a big brother in the film, who was a boxer. let's talk a little bit about vicki, mickey. mickey boxed. and knocked down sugar ray leonard, depending own how you look at it. >> he was the guy for a long time. he was supposed to be the great champion. had all of the talents in the world. but he succumb to addiction and was the subject of a documentary, high on crack street. and his crack addiction led him to prison. and it basically ruined his career. but what he did, he got out of jail. he decided, we're going to focus attention on my younger brother. and passed him the torch, which is a very difficult thing to do, as a guy. you always want to be the guy. you wan

boxer: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from california is recognized. mrs. boxer: first, i would ask that the next two senators on the democratic side would be senator leahy followed by senator shaheen. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. boxer: and i want to respond to the comments of my friend from texas, who was very passionate in her remarks, by saying that it interested me that she raised the name of president ronald reagan because his major -- a lot of major players in his administration support this treaty. george schultz, for one. james baker, second. and the director of national intelligence, who's responsible for verification, supports this treaty. and lieutenant general patrick o'reilly, head of u.s. missile defense agency, says that -- that the new start treaty actually reduces constraints on the development of missile defense. and so i -- i think that her comments were very articulate but they're not correct, because, again, i would place into the record the many leaders from former republican administrations who are pressing us hard

now russia's top female boxer and italia goes and has announced the date of the next fight the super middleweight will end her long injury layoff with a fight in june twenty seventh in the eastern city of katherine borg the thirty four year old has an excellent career record having won all of her twenty two fights she lost that into the ring in december two thousand and nine when she beat probably in london also you got to move but then she picked up a leg injury like most people with a son because of this next opponent hasn't been announced yet and management has a few possible candidates the undefeated champion also said she had to go into the ring in london at the twenty twelve olympics. you know when you start. it's always been my dream to win gold at the olympics and i'm ready to step into the ring with the but i'm a professional boxer without hits very much harder than it is completely different amateur level so have to think twice about it but i'm here with the winter sports american lindsey vonn time test second straight well cup victory by winning the super combined race of

professional boxer without hits very much harder than it is completely different amateur level so have to think twice about it with the winter sports american lindsey vonn time test second straight well cup victory by win the soup in a bind race of all desire in france the olympic champion put together a great performance in the same and i'm sure it's long run to win by just one dot com for second to all spins elizabeth go as nicole haas the second and third respectively the three time world cup champion also seen the overall route in relation to germany he finished fifth. was going to sleep taking it to expand his domination in iraq and try and slalom on winning his third straight race to take in the euro standings the american finished fourteen hundred for the second header files of the parish on another french are not completed the podium the. first. round finally politicians artists and form a sportsman attended a gala ceremony here in moscow to celebrate each event of a charity called under the flag of good the organization raises money for children who need medical treatment by h

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. >> el reporte de una organizacion ambiental ya provocó reacciones en el congreso bárbara boxer dijo >> una de las plantas de energía más antigua de california cerrara sus puerta en enero . >> muchas personas celebran este cierre, todo esto fue posible a la ayuda de los activistas. >> esto afectaba a los niños y a uno también . >> los dueños de la planta dieron a la ciuda de san francisco un millon de dólares por la enfermedades. >> si las cosas no cambian, el próximo año los estudiantes de san francisco aprenderan que el ku klux klan no es tan violento como se dice, entre otras cosas. >> pareciera que toda la historia de texas es blanca. >> un 83 por ciento de los personajes historicas son anglosajones. >> queremos que se investigue bien, donde comenzaron a cambiar los libros y la historia de texas . >> nosotros que somos latinos queremos que los estudiantes tengan la verdad. >> más personas fuman en san francisco más que en cualquier lugar de la bahía . ->> algunos dicen que son por los homosexuales . >> ya regresamos [carol of the bells] ♪ ding dong ding dong ♪ hark how the bells,

boxer: thank you.the last topic i wanted to talk about was my vote yesterday to move forward on the tax bill that was the -- the framework of which was sent to us by president obama, and there were negotiations with our republican colleagues, and then a couple of -- one very important addition was made to the bill because many of us here in the senate wanted that, and i'm grateful for that addition, and it was the 1603 program, which is critical to our clean energy businesses and will result in tens of thousands of jobs, because it allows companies that are moving forward with solar, wind, geothermal projects, clean energy projects to essentially get a tax credit up front. and it's essential because there is a lot of plans on the drawing boards, and if this hadn't been renewed, we would have lost those plans, we would have lost those jobs. so i'm very pleased about that. madam president, so much has been said about this tax bill. i don't know that i'm going to say anything that's going to add to the de

for year he went with jim he still had shackles on his legs when he entered the gym he was wearing boxerhorts you can say he was limping in an people one up and gave him tell all of that they said he was so covered with dirt and bruises and cuts the towel stuck to his back. this is what the manager said. >> he doesn't it is coming in the door behind him that salvi kept saying. when i walked out a scheme to talk in and he said they are coming for me. he was very can act. >> heartbreaking story and the video you can see it going for help and everyone at the gym is happy the boy has survived he will be ok. there are defendants and accepted plea deals already and another who is on trial now for the torture of this boy. >> kron spoke to this and by fall and ensure recalls the day he was found. >> it was extremely hard. he was and counseling for two years that was to prepare him to talk about what happened to be able to get on the stand and testify. he was tortured every day he was in the house. he suffered abuse. i cannot imagine will look at have he's the kind blowing the natured person he d

it is the story of an amazing tale about this boxer becoming the world champion. i just lot of the performances. christian bale will 100% win the award for best supporting actor, stone cold lock. that is five out of five. it is my seventh five out of five of the year. this is a gem. go see it this weekend. david l. russell did a brilliant job of directing to. >> and tron and the king's speech. >> tron legacy, we have a cool clip to show. this is the sequel to the 1982 classic. this movie, i would pay money to sit in a theater and watch people's jaws drop. the effects. this is the most visually stunning piece of entertainment i have seen in years. i can't get into details about the plot lines. it is very complicated but very -- it is a beautiful film. you will be blown out of your seat. >> i gave to a if -- a four out of five. this is my theme from tron legacy. can you see me in the actual scene. this is really cool. >> pretty awesome. >> isn't that cool? >> i gave this a four out of five. jeff bridges kills me at the end of this clip. he will object fox 5 next wee

she will meet with senators feinstein and boxer.he program would place six officers at each of the four campuses which are in neighborhoods affected by violence. it's to strengthen bonds between police and students. >> a peninsula high school sit by thieves over the thanksgiving break is getting help. wells fargo is donating $5000 to the high school in belmont. it will replace stolen computers valued at $50,000. therm taken from a classroom sometime between last wednesday night and monday morning. >> oakland has announced a key proposal for the oakland a's ballpark. the ballpark and mixed development would be at jack london square in oakland. they are heading a hearing to consider what should be study as part of an environmental impact report. the project is 18000 retail space, 54,000 square feet of offices and 700 condos. the planning commission president is part of the private effort to keep the a's from leaving oakland while the team's owner said he wants to go to san jose. >> all right. extended unemployment benefits start runni

i know he likes to invoke senator boxer's name a lot. the fact of the matter is every republican and every democrat in the united states senate supported this bill. i'd like to make a couple points. he talks about the lead in the service lines, and that's true. utility companies -- and we have literally dozens of utilities that are in support of this bill -- are already constantly making efforts to get lead out of their lines. what we're trying to do is not to make that an exercise in futility by allowing the faucets to return the lead into the lines that they're working so hard to take out. we talk about preemption. right now the standard is 8%, so that's a maximum. and the gentleman's correct, a lot of states have gone under that 8% limit, but the new standard that we're proposing, the .25%, is state of the art. that's about as low as you can get based on the technology that we have available today. so in effect, the idea that states would somehow be able to preempt and go below that, just it isn't possible as we speak today. so it dea

had all these problems, so there were bills dropped in statements made by leading politicians from boxer on down. it turned out his record was very minor and had nothing to do with the driver or anything else. the guy was fine, and he has been working hard to put his life back together. we want to reward that kind of thing. i think it takes a lot of real leadership and there are some great leaders out there and started to staff in addition to political figures. in a lot of credit to civil rights organizations that are starting to do a lot in this area. the naacp, the new director really has made this an important issue, and that is what is going to take. we could run down the list of all the great things there are to do, but we have to push back on this kind of hysteria on crime, and it takes leadership to do it -- it takes individuals, all of us, to do it as well, to put pressure on leaders, but it takes real leadership to do that. that is how i would put it together all in one place. >> in the vein of what is hopeful, and there is a reentry coordinating council in san francisco and als

ropa tÉrmica joe boxer para toda la familia, sÓlo $4.99.n tacaño. >> a mi también me extraña esto, es que en el sitio de internet de tv novelas punto com, donde luis miguel tiene más contacto con michelle salas que le provée lo básico para que viva, y quiere que tenga una vida decente. >> decir que luis miguel le da lo básico, ahora le debería dar un castillo. >> lo b'ñasico no es retroactivo?. >> no, que lo busque ahora como periodistas, pero no es ni periodista, ni tiene los millones de luis miguel y es el rumor que se está pasando. >> tú me contabas que hubo también un incidente. >> se lo llevó a un centro comercial, llegan a estas tiendas donde venden bolsas costosas, y el señor comenzó a agarrar, esto para mi, esto para mi, y a ella solamente un pequeño monedero. >> no lo creo. >> con todo respeto yo no creo eso, ni siquiera que luis miguel va a un centro comercial. >> el día que tú y yo veamos esa fotico, de michelle y su papá haciendo shopping, será noticia, pero a michelle salas nunca la he visto bajarse de unos zapatos carísimos. >

they were supporting barbara boxer and patty murray. we were all kind of having the same, we all want the same outcome. so we kind of did some activities with them in order maximize what we all could do. because we had limited resources your we've done, work in some primary campaigns with seiu because they happened to be supporting the same candidate that we were supporting. so are independent side, work with seiu on the expenditures. so for those kind of activities year but for fundraising, it's sometimes hard to reach out to the other organizations, but you can, you know, if you craft your message right, you can't. the president of hrc used to be the chief of staff at emily's list we can't have a relationship there on a personal kind of relationship. that's a you do it. you basically build it around your personal relationships and/or ability to network with people. one more question. a couple more, okay. >> you right there, josÉ. >> what's the average donation and how many other donors aren't repeat donors? >> a good question. i'm not

like a boxer who is in the ring. it doesn't fight much afterward.doesn't go out and get into a brawl in a bar usually. it's because it's -- you know, it's -- it's what we do. and doing "scarface" every day for 12, 14 hours every day kind of -- i want to hear other people's issues and their problems. "scarface" was written -- people don't realize this -- by oliver stone and directed by brian de palmer, produced by martin brickman. but oliver stone wrote that text. so when you say, say hello to my little friend, i think of oliver. >> larry: when you see your films, are you very self-critical? >> no. i stopped being that long ago. it doesn't serve -- let the others be. i'm going to have enough critics without it being myself. so what i look for is where the actor is working. where it's working. what i can do about it. i don't like seeing movies when i can do nothing about them. >> who put this thing together? me! that's who. who do i trust? me! >> larry: universally repped. >> oh, yeah. >> larry: it's a cult. everyone talks about it. >> i would say it'

i wanted to look like a boxer who could win the title.f the movie stop and start and falling apart, that allowed me to go there. >> do you remember your first fight? >> i hay fight with two kids at the same time. we kind of walked behind the side of the building and we started fighting. i was fighting with one and the other one jumped in. i did pretty good but then we're sitting there in the class lines and they're like yeah, you're bleeding. i looked at my shoulder and i split my head open against the wall and i had to go get stitchs. >> how old were you? >> first grade. >> were a fighter throughout school. >> being the youngest of nine, had you to fight to get what you wanted and growing up where i did, you have to fight to survive. >> was this a strug toll get it made? >> it was a huge strug toll -- struggle to get it made. when i knew about this for a long time being thought it would make for a great movie. i thought this was amazing when i read the script. this will attract the best talent in the business and it did attract a lot of