cordnic lee, patrick valentino, brad paul, abby trent, and gail gilman. and please let up after these speakers that you would like to speak on item number three. you have two minutes. >> good afternoon. i currently work at the employees' support specialist with urban strategies and non- profit that supports a disadvantaged population to increase their capacity to earn money and contribute to their communities. i first met cindy last year through leadership san francisco, where we quickly became colleagues and friends. i wanted to say that in the 13 years i have committed myself and my own career in doing transformational change work, particularly with disadvantaged communities and communities that it disconnected from governance processes and being able to help support them in having a voice, i thing this opportunity for cindy wu is a great one for her because of her commitment to reaching out to those same populations and understanding that a lot of what the disconnected populations in san francisco have to deal with in terms of their income and capacity

. >> members of the commission, brad paul. i know how much your looking forward to reading this. i thought i would draw your attention to one page and i think you might find really interesting. that is page3b4. it is where the answer my questions about the construction question. i said based on math it would take 22. they say at the bottom of the page i am right. and it will take 22 months. they further say it at an updated by the project sponsor's construction project in the following way. on the next page they cross out 20 trips per day and write in 19 per day. why those numbers? that is how you get to keep seven months. let's take a look at what that really means. if you go from 20 truck trips today to 19, you go from three trucks an hour to 14 an hour. what that means is to go from a truck every 20 minutes to a truck every four minutes. you go from 100 trucks per day to two minutes. we're talking about putting a dump truck on the embarcadero every two minutes. there is another problem, and that is traffic lights. as you pull out of the site you start to hit traffic lights. th

brad kezelowski he has won on restricter plate tracks. paul you menard. denny hamlin led the most laps. martin true you ex-is $200,000 richer. ryan newman has overcome trouble and we have not seen the last of regan smith. >> larry: they have shown that they can get to the front and run up front. >> mike: 29 drivers on the lead lap and still in a position to challenge for the daytona 500. now, montoya is out. several cars had trouble tonight and are laps down. some like joe nemechek have been in and out of the garage, back in the race. also michael mcdowell. and there is the remains of juan pablo montoya's chevrolet. everybody okay and, once again, it is common place for the emergency vehicles to be on track during a caution flag. they run the wailing safety lights. the drivers have no trouble avoiding them when they are in control of their car and clearly at that time montoya's car had broken and he was a passenger as it slid up and into the trailer carrying the jet engine used to blow the track. now, both montoya and the driver of that truck are being ch

brad kezelowski he has won on restricter plate tracks. paul you menard. denny hamlin led the most laps. martin true you ex-is $200,000 richer. ryan newman has overcome trouble and we have not seen the last of regan smith. >> larry: they have shown that they can get to the front and run up front. >> mike: 29 drivers on the lead lap and still in a position to challenge for the daytona 500. now, montoya is out. several cars had trouble tonight and are laps down. some like joe nemechek have been in and out of the garage, back in the race. also michael mcdowell. and there is the remains of juan pablo montoya's chevrolet. everybody okay and, once again, it is common place for the emergency vehicles to be on track during a caution flag. they run the wailing safety lights. the drivers have no trouble avoiding them when they are in control of their car and clearly at that time montoya's car had broken and he was a passenger as it slid up and into the trailer carrying the jet engine used to blow the track. now, both montoya and the driver of that truck are being ch

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[ticking] [ticking] >> today paul allen is known more for his mega-yachts and palling around with brada than for his revolutionary ideas in the early years of microsoft, the company he cofounded with high school buddy bill gates. and as lesley stahl first reported in april 2011, paul allen wrote a memoir called idea man in which he not only gave an account of his ideas, but also drew a dark portrait of his lifelong friend. as allen writes, he was too angry and proud to tell bill gates point-blank, "some days, working with you is like being in hell." >> you describe bill gates in very harsh terms. you've described him as being quite abusive. i mean, it's not a pretty picture. >> and i felt like when i wrote it, i should just tell it like it happened, in an unvarnished way, warts and all. >> you know, here he is, doing such great work--he's almost a saint now--and it seems like an odd time to write an unflattering portrait of him. >> the timing had nothing to do with the many wonderful things that bill has done. but the timing was because i wanted to see if i could do it and hopefully be

brad pitt, newt gingrich, george clooney, rick santorum and romney and michelle williams. what if politics had an academy award. that would be some red carpet though ron paulight need a different suit. >> i'm very proud of myself. >> reporter: best makeup, whoever does donald trump's hair. >> it is my hair. >> reporter: best foreign language film. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> reporter: jon huntsman speaking chinese. best costume, ron paul's slightly too big suit. romney's blue tie, newt's red tie? the winner is -- >> rick santorum's sweater vest. ♪ come on >> reporter: best song, maybe the year's toughest category. is it president obama's "sweet home chicago." ♪ come on baby don't you wanna go ♪ >> reporter: mitt romney singing "america the beautiful." ♪ for amber waves of grain >> reporter: how about the ultimate category, that picture. >> i need more money. >> reporter: what if fund-raising what like "moneyball." rick santorum with the low budget oakland a's. what if debate were like "the artist"? and the winner is -- meryl streep. >> shall we join the ladies? >> reporter: it's her turn, sorry ron paul. john berman, abc news, new york. >> got to wi

would express whether it's mitt romney or rick santorum or ron paul or even barack obama, that i'm in this fight, and i'm going win. and, bradm not going to blame george bush anymore. we've pretty much cleaned up -- >> oh, good. great. >> -- the problems he started. we resolved the osama bin laden issue, the economy's turning around, the banks are getting more stable. it took almost four years, but we're about there. [laughter] megyn: it's a different sort of defense from dick today. brad, let me ask you that same question because, you know, it's one thing. you tell me, i heard a difference in what hillary clinton said versus what barack obama just said. he will be reelected. that's what, you know, that's what the supporters say, right? and romney says about mitt romney, he's going to be elected. but is it different when you have the president saying, and i quote, my presidency is not over. of -- i've got another five years coming. >> what the president should be doing, especially with the abysmal record that he has, is running like he's 10 or 20 points behind. you don't see that from this president or the people around him.

brad? oh, here we go again. discounts that everyone can use. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >> bret: welcome back. a big night for rick santorum. we heard from mitt romney and ron paul will not hear, we're told from former speaker newt gingrich tonight. and back with the panel. thoughts? >> it's impressive santorum what we saw in iowa. he has a late kick. he finishes strong in iowa propelling last couple days i think that is probably what happened here. i mean what has been the big story in the country concerning republicans all week has been administration on the first amendment and religious issue was obama care. i think it's the first time a social issue has been number one in the minds of the country. throughout the entire election cycle wex haven't had a vote that occurred in the midst of that. and santorum is the issue who spoken bit the most. most passionate bit. i think he might have been the beneficiary happening now at the closing of these campaigns. so i think that that is helpful. when you look at calling -- it's important there was no gingrich in the battle. he said santorum gets out of the way i'll be the one to challenge. if you look at who the second

brad pitt, newt gingrich, george clooney, rick santorum, anne romney, michelle williams. what if politics had an academy awards? that would be some red carpet. though ron paul i'm very proud of myself. >> reporter: best makeup? whoever does donald trump's hair. >> it is my hair. see, i can go like that. >> reporter: best foreign language film -- >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> reporter: jon huntsman's debate in chinese. but other races much tighter. best costume. is it ron paul's slightly too big suit? romney's blue tie. perry's red tie. newt's red tie. the winner is -- rick santorum's sweater vest. best song. maybe the year's toughest category. is it president obama's "sweet home chicago"? ♪ come on ♪ baby, don't you wanna go mitt romney singing "america the beautiful"? ♪ for amber waves of grain the winner is -- ♪ i was born free -- kid rock with "born free." one of mitt romney's campaign theme songs. ♪ like an untamed stallion because who is an untamed stallion if not mitt romney? how about the ultimate category, best picture? >> i need more money. >> reporter: what if fund-raising were like "moneyball"? rick santorum as the low-budget oakland a's.