brad paul, speaking as an individual. and i don't want to repeat what you heard and i want to compliment supervisor chiu on his leadership and just remind us this is part of a larger issue. when with you were debating the twitter payroll tax break, there was a lot of discussion about that. and there are obviously some good things that came out of that. it's generating new jobs in the city, but you heard the downside that creates more pressure, especially the south of market and tenderloin markets in rents. also noted at the time puts pressure in two ways, one student housing and the other hotelization. thank you to supervisor [wao*-eufrpb/]'s leadership and your support. we did deal with the student housing problem a few weeks ago and today you have an opportunity to vote to end hotelization problem that has been bothering the city since the law passed in 1981. i think some of you already have this, but it's a bay citizen article and what is interesting about it is how it speaks to the economics of this. what it talks abo

. >> supervisors, brad paul again. i would like start to by thanking supervisor olague for introducing this and the co-sponsors as well. i first heard the word "dashboard," which is the shorthand for this about six or seven years ago and the word came up because people said we give people these fairly large grants sometimes for one year or two, but we don't find out for a year or two what is going on. maybe it would be better for us and them if we had conversations and reports and bay dashboard of indicators. so we can see what is working well. this was around housing, jobs, neighborhood improvements and schools, all of these kinds of things. so i think something that sue hester said a moment ago, a dashboard is something react before your eyes. i heard it when he got my first apple because there is a dashboard app. so i don't think it's about trying to oppose an individual project so much as getting you to focus on creating the support, the resources and the polices we're going to need. and be able to make the mid-cou

i know aaron glenn's alter that brad paul referenced the title is surge in sf vacation rentals squeezes residents.". miss haas is quoted as saying there is a "rapid growth in vacation rentals at the time." and then quotes jack, the spokesperson for the city attorney's office saying, "that planning and dbi haven't been any cases forward." i'm wondering what is the problem there? why didn't we bring forth cases when we knew that 15% of golden gateway units, for example were being hotelized. i would like to know why it's taken to so long to address this issue? >> thank you, supervisor. the reason it has is because of the current state of the ordinance prior to supervisor chiu's proposed amendments. and that is that it essentially requires a person who is a permanent resident in a building of four units or more to bring an action and his proposed amendments will expand that to allow other people to brick bring in action or the situation becoming known to the department of building inspection. so the way the ordinance was amended back about 15 years ago was narrowly drawn and since the ordin

imagine they could make mitt romney president or some future person like brad paul.nd maryland found itself in a situation where would make landfall president 2015. what would the legislature think in early october and what would the voters or electoral legislator, fewer legislator if you've done something in the past and he didn't change it. i would be happy about it but -- speech on in his 2008 lengthy paper on the subject talks about states meeting after the voters vote and changing and withdrawing from this compact and there are seven independent reasons why that can happen and i'm going to mention to. the first is it can't happen now and by the way the same question might arise in the is the pennsylvania legislature going to meet after election day and put pennsylvania's 20 electoral votes to romney a republican governor and republicans into houses. the reason they won't aside from public opinion and the most -- violating the most fundamental concept of what the public would put up with is there's only one 11 day and a four year period when a state may election

paul ryan like. well who's you can use like brad pitt like lifting weights as you think is like arnold schwarzenegger's and that is what the real you know this is like ok what is on vacation. is. a lifting for time magazine what was the draw the line. thing is that it wasn't however i do want to point out that there are other options that don't often get covered however there is a third party candidate debate that our t. is broadcasting tomorrow an hour tonight i believe and i just thought it was quite interesting to look at some of the third party candidates they say about what they would do for the budget and looking at project vote smart political courage tests for all of these candidates for the justice party the green party the libertarian party the constitution party one thing i notice they all have in common do you support reducing defense spending to balance the budget all yes i guess that's why that will always see these be their party candidates because that doesn't is i'm going to going to work on the answer to. but are you going are you going to see what they look at with their shirt off. t

. >> if this mercedes birthday if you think vice president by then and paul ryan had day he did debate this is bradan over a federal immigration bill. would this make you less inclined? watch. he will get very mad. >>acho man. he kravis him. do you want a piece of meat? i think it is for show. >> i started doing television staff five years ago. >> it is a togh business. we have to be respectful. >> do you do that in court? >> nose to nose with opposing counsel. >> the post office is raising the price of a stamp on january 27th it will cost 1 penny more. $0.46. why don't they just make it a dollar? >> maybe but you don't get the mail on time and local mail is between three and five days a. >> we do online and we transition. they need to have authorization to deal -- deliver the mail less. >> they will then go and die must be met president -- prison inmates are suing $500 billion because they word denied ntal fss. corrections officers say it could be a security concern. the inmates have to convince them they have a shot. how you come up with $500 million? >> 32 teeth. how many inmates? [laughter] >>

this year, it was a really big money ball hard not the test-muddy ball money paul -- >> but some of that was made up but braditt once to do that movie. and he says let us do this. >> art how.. did not like that movie who was portrayed by philip seymour hoffman. and perhaps he did not relish it. and did you remember that argument. >> did he want to sue them for defamation of character? >> and when they get paid $ 3500 per hour. the forty- niners, the giants in candlestick is going to be good. and jim harbaugh looked a little bit annoyed. the giants offensive coordinator, kevin gore took a shot at the defensive end, just as smith. while he was a great player he cheats a little bit. while praising smith here is the controversial ". he does a good job of grabbing hold the offensive linemen and along the twists to take place. he never gets called with it so he gets away with murder. and obviously, that is a figure of speech for jim harbaugh came back with kevin therese of regis irrational statement regarding kevin-gilroy--out reache out regi outrageous and . and if you think that you have problems trying to work

brad bell and the court room his complete report coming up at 5:00 p.m. >> about 20 days to go until election day. housece for the white intensifies. paul ryan will be taking the stage. this is an ohio. two campaign event today. e other features president obama in athens this evening. all of the candidates and the states today. obama speaking in iowa. mitt romney in virginia. >> this at the the debate that became a shouting match. e carter with highlights. today. is campaigns calling last night a win. it was a different debate the first. with weeks left, they are both hoping to use the to move from last night forward. campaign trail today, barack obama and mitt to cash in oning their prime-time performance. who iss hard to know going to win. it is still a toss up. debate focusedd on domestic issues, voters the questions in a town hall sutton. at times the spirited debate cost feisty remarks. voter thought the was in the winner's slim margin. >> met romney offered people a very concrete vision about how experience, to grow the economy. the is why i think he won debate. incredibleit was romney had nothing but a sketchy response to everyth

paul ryan was exposed last night for not having any new ideas and for not being truthful about their plans. >> brad woodhouse, thank you so much. i appreciate your time today, dnc xhuks director. >>> let's bring in our friday political power. julian reed, alice stewart. we want to mention any minute we are expecting to hear from former president clinton at a rally in indiana. he is taking the stage right now. we'll get straight to this once it does happen. i do want to start with you because one way biden fired up last night is he hit on that 47% videotape. >> it shouldn't be surprising for a guy who has 47% of the american people are unwilling to take responsibility for their own lives. >> romney is a good man. he cares about 100% of americans in this country. with respect to that quote, i think the vice president very well knows that sometimes the words don't come out of your mouth the right way. >> i always say what i mean. and so does romney. >> spirited debate there. joy ann reed? did he reset the clock? does the president start with a clean slate here? >> i think it's clear what joe biden had

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paul ryan was the main event last night. but another debate really stole the show. the kicker was it was between two people from the same party. two democrats. >> two long-time democratic congressmen, bradrman. they nearly came to blows during their debate. there goes brad going after howard. howard will retaliate. they're locked in a bitter battle after redistricting left them in the same district in los angeles. if i lived in l.a., brad sherman would be my congressman. a police officer had to step in before things turned ugly. both of them have come out today and, you know, expressed contrition. like i said, i know both of them. i'm stunned either one would do that. i mean, look at it. >> bill, they both bow to the god of re-election. >> as alan simpson said the other day. that is bizarre. anyway -- >> so from war to peace. the european union winning this year's nobel prize. not an individual. >> the whole european union. >> the whole thing. even as it faces the threat of disintegration from its crippling debt crisis -- why are we showing ining this video? there you go. >> these are the winners of the nobel peace prize this year. >> and this is a calm picture. >> trust me, it's going

brad, you get the last word. >> that would be great. if they would lay out a specific plan and that's what we would love to see in the debates. pauln said yesterday that he didn't have time to tell the american people about their tax plan. so sean, we'll hold governor romney -- >> let me comment. [all talking at once] gregg: revenue neutral. that means zero. was asked about the math. twice said revenue zero. that is a zero. that is the digit. that is the math. >> is the math is how you get there. that is the math. >> plan on the website. go look at it brad. >> doesn't balance, sean. >> unlike the president --. gregg: we could go on and on. brad woodhouse, sean spicer, gentlemen thanks very much. >> thanks, gregg. jenna: the threat of a nuclear armed iran one of the big topics when it comes to politics and when it comes to foreign policy. the israeli prime minister sounding the alarm. we'll talk about the pros and cons withdrawing a red line with the rogue nation and talk about american leadership with a former advisor to six secretaries of state. he will join us next. >>> plus look at this. nature's wrath. a powerful storm tossing