bridget smith who leads our -- a group we call livable streets. and these are the planners and the engineers that actually do the planning and design work to put this stuff in the ground. and they operate under the leadership of vaughan yee, a legend in the public rights-of-way in san francisco who leads our sustainable streets division. i want to acknowledge all of their great work. i want to thank all of our partners from the mayor to the city family to the advocacy community. if we're all working together, we can absolutely achieve the ambitious goals that the mayor has set for us that everybody can enjoy this great city the way we want to. so, thank you all for coming. please be safe. happy holidays. (applause) ... ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the san francisco playground's history dates back to 1927 when the area where the present playground and center is today was purchased by the city for $27,000. in the 1950s, the center was expanded by then mayor robinson and the old gym was built. thanks to the passage of the 2008 clean and safe neighborhood parks bond, the

we were greeted with a parade and i'm not saying it was for me and bridget but it felt like it. >> i like flacco. i wans tnt to see someone stop kaepernick. >> the vibe is stronger as they enjoy coffee at cafe dumas and enjoying adult averages. some do not like the super bowl in town. cyrus says his business will take a hit because people will be partying instead of touring. >> we will have pedestrians but as far as business is concerned, it will be tough. >> there is excitement in the air and if this is any indication, it will be quite a ride. >> we love all the guests. we want everyone to have a good time. 9 >>> and root for the ravens? >> yes. >> we noticed that -- they are pulling for the ravens. one final note, the party really begins tomorrow when the ravens arrive. wbal tv 11 news. >> thank you. it is two years since a former anarundel teacher was found murdered in a glen burnie parking lot. >> i live for you. >> family and friends honor the life of myra casen, laying flowers at the spot she was found shot on richie highway. she as 63 years old. after two years, relatives say

and presidents have that ability to say, i am going to for bridget to focus on foreign policy rather than domestic policy. all of that has to come with regards to the dialogue that goes on between any president and the people who put him in office. tavis: this inauguration is special because the president has been inaugurated for a second time on this historic king holiday. this is also the first time any president has been inaugurated while, the steps near where he is inaugurated, is a monument to dr. martin luther king jr. you were with the president when the monument was unveiled. offer some reflections on what that experience was like. >> obviously, that was a tremendous experience last year. that monument, i spent some much of my life, the last 10 years, helping to design it. i tell the whole story about how we wanted to be a monument not just to king, but to the tremendous freedom struggle. to be there and watch president obama, i was interested in what he would have to say. no one would question that obama, from a very early age, through his mother, understood king's importanc

. >> director bridget. >> brinkman? >> present. >> director heinicke is anticipated. director lee? >> present. >> director nolan? present. rib key present. mr. chairman, directors, you have a quorum. announcement of produce sound producing devices during the meeting please be advised the ringing of cell phones, pagers and other similar sound producing electronic devices are prohibited at the meeting. any person responsible for one going off in the meeting may be asked to leave the room. and please know that cell phones that are put on the vibrate position do cause microphone interference so the board respectfully request they be placed in the off tion position. full approval of the minutes of november 20, 2012 regular meeting. >> motion. >> second. >> all in favor say aye? >> aye. >> so ordered. >> item 5, communications. >> okay. ms. boomer, on this one, members of the board, because there are two issues today there are not going to be a whole lot of people. what i'd like to do is to begin with asking a question of the people in the audience here today, how many people want to spe

bridget smith who leads our -- a group we call livable streets. and these are the planners and the engineers that actually do the planning and design work to put this stuff in the ground. and they operate under the leadership of vaughan yee, a legend in the public rights-of-way in san francisco who leads our sustainable streets division. i want to acknowledge all of their great work. i want to thank all of our partners from the mayor to the city family

good to see you katie have a media frenzy go on about the story that he's heading to russia and also bridget barber we're reporting today that will follow him there is a popular place. but what about the business world how is that reacting. local it's today saying it's actually rather crude move actually because of the tax because financially they are going to benefit we know i'm going to be talking about the russian tax here we're also going to be saying how it differs with other countries doing comparisons in the business person or coming up after the break is a funny one is good ok thanks a lot. well . it's technology innovation all the developments around russia we've got the future covered. you're something. life has been made. thousands of meters of ice. that is a year for many. but dangerous even to keep it to a distance. that welcome to the business bullets and this hour we're going to start with the markets the global equity markets and see how the u.s. stocks go on actually now extending that biggest weekly gain in the eighteen months that's off the news that the jobs market create

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as my eyes filled with tears, i took a deep breath and thought about what i would say to my bridget if she said the same thing to me, if she had the same look on her face, if she had the same tears in her eyes. i asked her where her mom was and she pointed right behind her. i asked her if her dad was ok. she told me he was. so i told ginjer, you haven't lost your home, you've just lost a house, a house we can replace. your home is with your mom and dad. i hugged her and told her not to cry, that the adults are in charge now and there was nothing to be afraid of anymore. ginjer is here today -- we've kept in touch -- and i want to thank her for giving voice to new jersey's children during sandy and helping to create a memory of humanity in a sea of despair. in this year ahead, let us prove the truth of the words i spoke to ginjer that day. let's put aside destructive politics in an election year. let's put aside accusations and false charges for purely political advantage. let's work together to honor the memories of those lost in sandy. let's put the needs of our most victimized citize

or renee zellweger, "bridget jones diary" and that movie would not exist if we didn't allow her to adopttish accent. >> it has to account for something which is why i find this case confusing. i don't see how it is do roughing terry -- derogatory, but i think it is stupid. >> let me tell you where it gets weird. if you do a japanese accent while speaking japanese, that's good. if you do a japanese accent where are you pretending the japanese person is trying to speak english, that's not good, right? >> when they were gaming this thing out in the meeting did they say, you know, the today show and charles lowe will declare this racist? of course they did. why did they go ahead? they wanted somebody to call it racist. >> but there was a star burst campaign where the guy was supposed to be talking about being scotch korean. the continue -- the contridictions made it silly. did it help sell a product? i don't know. star burst is one thing and volkswagen agains is another. >> i object to charles blow going by charles blow. to the best of my knowledge he has never done cocaine. >> you haven't b

as my eyes filled with tears, i took a deep breath and thought about what i would say to my bridget if she said the same thing to me, face, eyes. i asked her where her mom was and she pointed right behind her. i asked her if her dad was ok. she told me he was. so i told ginjer, you haven't lost your home, you've just lost a house, a house we can replace. your home is with your mom and dad. i hugged her and told her not to cry, that the adults are in charge now and there was nothing to be afraid of anymore. ginjer is here today -- we've kept in touch -- and i want to thank her for giving voice to new jersey's children during sandy and helping to create a memory of humanity in a sea of despair. you are a special, special little girl. thank you for coming today. [applause] [applause] in this year ahead, let us prove the truth of the words i spoke to ginjer that day. destructiveide politics in an election year. let's put aside accusations and false charges for purely political advantage. let's work together to honor the memories of those lost in sandy. let's put the needs of our most victi

all in terror at an afterschool program teach a class to adults who never want bridget -- volunteer atn afterschool program or teach a class to adults. my education was important, and i want to make sure the next generation was -- has that as well, so when i launched the evaline gora foundation, i -- eva longoria foundation, i focused on latinas and education, and my philanthropy is based on the belief that america should be a place where hard work pays off, ambition can create opportunity, and no matter where you come from, what you look like, or what your last name is, you can make it if you try. [applause]ask so, let's start off the -- so, let's start off this new year by renewing america's promise. we will get back to our schools and communities, and we will be starting our country. as you make the dream of a good education a reality, you will find that giving back not only benefits the community, but it will enrich your life as well. it is my honor to introduce someone who has giving back in her dna, the honorary chair of this national day of service, chelsea clinton. [applause]♪

applause ] should have ran this under warm water. [ laughter ] ♪ all by myself [ laughter ] i'm doing "bridget's diary," the third one. >> steve: are you serious? >> jimmy: i'm playing -- yeah. i'm playing barney jones. >> steve: barnaby jones? >> jimmy: barnaby jones's diary. [ laughter ] excited about it. >> steve: oh, really. >> jimmy: yep. no, but the super bowl is pretty exciting. everyone is talking about the fact that the ravens coach, john harbaugh, will face his brother, the 49ers coach, jim harbaugh. the harbaugh brothers. they are facing -- they're coaching in the super bowl. and the harbaughs revealed that they are only texting each other before the game and not talking on the phone. yeah. we actually managed to get a hold of some of their texts. [ laughter ] check this out. first jim texted -- "how's your team?" [ laughter ] then john texted, "good, how's your night light?" [ laughter ] then, he was like, "good. how's your bedwetting?" [ laughter ] then he was like "good, how's your teddy bear that you slept with until you were 12?" [ laughter ] and he was like "mr. cuddles? i mea

>> well, i think there's one or two french people to russia gerard depardieu and i think bridget is very upset about the euthanasia of two elephants at the zoo and she's threatening to move to russia, as well. i don't think she's aware of the unbelievable animal cruelty they do in russia. just to put some perspective on it. there are about 3 million educated russians who have left russia and emigrated and the retrograde society that they have there and putin needed some kind of pr stunt and he gets this sort of silly character to take russian citizenship and puts him up on stage and hope that swill somehow dissuade everybody from leaving russia. i think -- i don't think it served its purpose. >> stephen, is it a sign of anything? or just fun and games? >> it is fun and games and quite silly. it has two potential serious consequences. first of all, it draws more attention in russia to putin's 13% flat tax. i mean, that is a very low tax in a country where inequality of income is just gigantic. right up there with america's inequality of income. there is a lot of resentment among ordinary

legendary actress bridget bardo has announced she's considering moving to russia if putin is willinger citizenship. unlike depardieu, she's leaving over animals. a french court has ordered that two circus elephants being euthanized due to fears they're carrying

we have richard kirk, bridget manser, liz kostein, and max and dede bridges. >> call 383 more so they can get a lineup. -- call a few more so they can get a lineup. >> anonymous. [applause] >> thank you for having this seminar. i am a retired police officer. i am a criminal investigator. i have a lot of dealings with mentally disturbed individuals. one issue i want to address is about the schools and what you can do. one of my suggestions is that each one of the school rooms, regardless of what level, have a hot button. teachers should be trained in order to determine whether they need to hit the button. it should be in conjunction with the police department. that would really alleviate a lot of problems. if anyone came in or they heard a disturbance, i think the teacher should have intensive training in how to determine whether or not an end of visual -- an individual is finally dangers are coming across that way. in connecticut, the parent did intend to talk to the counselor. about her young son but it was not successful. videogames are detrimental to our children. i guess that is i

two hours caltrans will give the news media a look at the big repair project underway on the bay bridgetve reporters a boat tour of the tower that the tanker sideswiped. the repair job is expected to last into the spring and cost millions of dollars. investigators are still trying to determine why the bar pilot changed course at the last minute and hit the tower but dense fog could be a factor. >>> a new service on bart could improve wifi and safety. passengers would get free reliable wifi because of a contract approved by the board of directors. the contract is to buy device that stream live video to security and control centers. the devices will also create wireless hot spots. >> let's go back over to sal covering a couple of crashes. how is it? >> things improving. we are looking at the drive that's getting better. let's go outside. i want to show you that it the toll plaza has improved. we had a bit of slow traffic but now getting in to san francisco is not a big deal. in fact they should be turning the metering lights off soon if they haven't already. this is a look at 880. we also

as my eyes filled with tears, i took a deep breath and thought about what i would say to my bridget if she said the same thing to me, if she had the same look on her face, if she had the same tears in her eyes. i asked her where her mom was and she pointed right behind her. i asked her if her dad was ok. she told me he was. so i told ginjer, you haven't lost your home, you've just lost a house, a house we can replace. your home is with your mom and dad. i hugged her and told her not to cry, that the adults are in charge now and there was nothing to be afraid of anymore. ginjer is here today -- we've kept in touch -- and i want to thank her for giving voice to new jersey's children during sandy and helping to create a memory of humanity in a sea of despair. in this year ahead, let us prove the truth of the words i spoke to ginjer that day. let's put aside destructivelet's put aside accusations and false charges for purely political advantage. let's work together to honor the memories of those lost in sandy. let's put the needs of our most victimized citizens ahead of the partisan politi

bill says, "the biggest issue is finding a democrat strong enough to run against the defeat krupp bridgetefeat gov. chris christie." roger joins is now from tennessee on the independent line -- joins us now from tennessee on the independent line. caller: [indiscernible] -- they just sit home and get get debt. they have become lazy. host: my on our republicans line. -- mike on our republican line. caller: i want to comment on the prescription pills on our state. we have an epidemic in our state where you cannot even leave your home to go to the store. if you leave your house in a war area -- in a rural area, you could go away for two weeks. now when you leave your home people will draw your home, anything you haven't. when they do catch these guys for breaking and entering, cable just get a slap on hand a few times and put them back on the street. you have the same problem again. the gun issue is if you do not have any weapons in your home, these people will come in with shotguns. then you have to defend yourself. if you do not have any firearms in your home. these people are animals, they

russia is helpful, having to mccall's those decisions when you first become eligible is a touch with bridget is a tough situation. people are not sure whether they are making the right choices are not. having a way that takes care of you works. host: georgia, democrats line, good morning. caller: my husband has a 401k for us and i also have a savings account. i feel more comfortable putting money in the bank and saving it. is that a good idea? thank you. guest: two things her body needs to do is to save for retirement and we need to have some money in the bank. the real reason why so many people are taking money out of their 401k plan as they pick some kind of situation, maybe they had to pay more health care bills on their credit card, their kid got a broken ankle and they got a big medical bill, maybe the car broke down and they need a repair. when you don't have a rainy day fund and you hit the 401k account, you have the extra taxes and penalties, plus you have lost that good thing you have done in terms of savings. you need to do a mix of both 401k savings are longer-term so you can take

we have richard kirk, bridget manser, liz kostein, and max and dede bridges. >> call a few more so they can get a lineup. >> anonymous. [applause] >> thank you for having this seminar. i am a retired police officer. i am a criminal investigator. i have a lot of dealings with mentally disturbed individuals. one issue i want to address is about the schools and what you can do. one of my suggestions is that each one of the school rooms, regardless of what level, have a hot button. teachers should be trained in order to determine whether they need to hit the button. it should be in conjunction with the police department. that would really alleviate a lot of problems. if anyone came in or they heard a disturbance, i think the teacher should have intensive training in how to determine whether or not an individual is finally dangers are coming across that way. in connecticut, the parent did intend to talk to the counselor about her young son but it was not successful. videogames are detrimental to our children. i guess that is it. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> i am from sonoma. i am a