they should not ask for a case number or a cad number. instead, they should ask only for the cad number, and then they can remotely looked up the numbers and determine if an incident report is made. the language access officers currently awaiting -- excuse me. i have been recently informed that the administration has approved that, so yes, today. commissioner: we are not waiting. >> also, using a survey for members of the bureau to calculate data. dispatch service or members of the airport bureau is provided by san francisco international airport communications staff. as a dispatchers are not part of the department of emergency management. additionally, they use a different computer assisted dispatch system that is compatible with the system used with the san mateo county law enforcement community. the reason behind that is because it francisco international airport is within san mateo county. as a result, the san francisco police language access officers cannot access data from the airport dispatch. therefore, on january 3, 2012, myself

they should not ask for a case number or a cad number. instead, they should ask only for the cad number, and then they can remotely looked up the numbers and determine if an incident report is made. the language access officers currently awaiting -- excuse me. i have been recently informed that the administration has approved that, so

citations the entertainment austission has issued since we have reported to you over time as well as cad reports of police department has given staff. they are separated into types of reports endedstates, a lastly, on the ack, permit conditions you should consider. they are suggestions from staff. they run thegamut and they are ways you might change and add to this permit in such a way we might be able to hewi the problems we have been seeing. isthere anythiarticular on the page you might want to talk about? >> the commissioners will see three citations issued. you also see two dates when recess was brought before the commission during meetings. one is tonight, also last month. this commission has heard many times in the past but the days of getting calls likethis, throwing them at you without intelligently reading those reports, what we did is we broke them up. goofor passing call, those incle the three days and only those in where there are notes dealing with crowd control issues. go these three were the only three that were included, because there are notes about perhaps violent behav

. ♪ i am a line man for the county ♪ >> reporter: the recording cad smi honoring chasm bell with a lifetimement word and he'll be performing at the 54th annual grammy telecast. >> i'm flattered.

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which there is this living tradition of morehouse through all of you and in many of my students at cad ler. so thank you for your hospitality, inviting us here, and for your interest in this theme of interfaith perspectives. i want to begin with a statement from rabbi alvin fine. he said there are in a world at any givl time 36 wise and righteous persons gifted with special spiritual powers that enable them to perceive the divine presence with clear insight and understanding. because of their merit, the hope for humanity is forever renewed and forever sustained. surely howard thurman was one of god's chosen, one of those 36 spiritual prodigies who keep human faith alive at all times. it's this kind of statement about thurman that i think reflects how deeply thurmanprse intellectually but in transforming their lives. you have statements like this not only from rabbi fine but reh rabbi glazier andacross faith traditions indicating the way in which howard thurman's witness was transformative for them, especially the way in which howard thurman often led them to their own roots. the way in

he did finish the speech with a comment that was a motown pander saying that his wife owned two cad i can aks. that's -- cadillacs. that's going right into the mitt romney hope chefment gwen: and there was a lot more written today, the fact that he was in ford field with tens of thousands of empty seats. >> it's a reminder that even if he does well on tuesday he still faces questions in the party about whether he just simply has -- you know, nothing breeds success in politics like success and he hasn't had a lot of both yet. until he does there are going to be questions about his status as the front runner. >> michael, there is no indication that newt gingrich or santorum will quit, and so he will continue to face these sort of challenges as he goes forward and, you know, there's talk of a late entry, brokered convention shall all of this. what is your take? >> i don't think most people who are running expected them to be there 60 days later. there are 13 contests in the next two weeks. we are already looking at a scenario where this is going to go almost no matter what happens into a

sunday morning parishioners from the oldest archdiocese to cathedral mary our queen believe cad cardinal o'brien will vols a special connection to baltimore. >> very proud we have a presence in rome and he was considered by the pope and it feels wonderful. >> cardinal o'brien will be back in baltimore march 4th and will be back here for a noon mass in today is president's day and many people don't have to work. if you are running errands, keep in mind. baltimore city no trash or recycling pickup. convenience centers will be closed and all city buildings will be closed with the exception of police headquarters, packing meters will be in effect, though. >>> and your chance to wine and dine at favorite rest he rants for a low price is -- restaurants for a low price is here. annapolis restaurant week starts today lasting until next sunday. 40 restaurants signed on and they have added breakfast into the mix. metropolitan kitchen and lounge and miss shirley's cafe will serve breakfast for under $13. it's online and you can head to abc2news.com. >>> a slow going for many in virginia. >> how muc

. >> have you looked at cad berry's schwepps and what it's doing to it, juice in it, rather than low-carb, they fortify it with juice and a couple other things. >> been done before, slice with pepsi was done 10 years ago, 15 years ago. so it's -- >> does it work? >> it did work at that time. the line extending it and kept adding flairs and different things and collapsed on itself. >> have you ever given testimony before congress? >> no. >> has anybody in your organization? >> i don't think so. >> no, ftc hearing, federal trade commission. >> we try to avoid the legal community as much as we can, i guess. >> what do you think of the intrusion of government? michael is quite open to that. fortifying what is necessary for the public good. do you go as far as -- do you go in the same direction? >> no, i don't think so. i think the markets, if they're -- if they're allowed to -- >> well, we just discussed how sodium disappeared. >> sodium disappeared because people hated the taste of low sodium products. the other reason that sodium disappeared is that the industry has not come up with substit

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hide their disappointments through very tight smiles and the winners go to stage and they thank thea, cadquestion is who exactly is the academy and who gets to vote for the winners? our report from our man in hollywood, mike taibbi. >> reporter: what makes oscar night such delicious viewing is that there's always an argument beyond the red carpet. how did "the hurt locker" with 20 million in ticket sales in 2010 snag best picture over "avatar," the $2 billion juggernaut. and for this year's silent surprise "the artist" should be in the same conversation with george clooney's "the descendants" and seven other big picture nominees. >> you wouldn't be right and i wouldn't be wrong. >> reporter: who actually votes for the stars and studios and craftspeople honored on oscar night? "the l.a. times" had the most detailed answer yet reaching more than 5,000 academy members. >> we found out that the academy is 94% white and 77% male and the median age is 62. other notable numbers that 98% of the academy screenwriters are white and 97% of the cinematographers are men. >> hollywood's big night. >> n

ann drives a couple of cad lails cadillacs. >> reporter: one at a home on the west coast, one in boston. he wants to raise the eligibility age for medicare. >> those are the common sense changes we have to have. we have to fix the balance sheet. >> reporter: the michigan primary is proving to be a pivotal moment in the campaign. the gloves are off. >> while i was fighting to save the olympics, you were fighting to save the bridge to nowhere. >> rick santorum is called the ultimate washington insider. >> reporter: he has a punch or two left. he's hitting romney in a new ad. >> who is on the side of michigan workers? not romney. >> reporter: negative on the air, but last night, he was mr. nice. >> we have seen just too much nasty politics on issues that, well, frankly, i haven't even talked about. >> reporter: he may have toned it down a little bit last night. expect him to continue to go after mitt romney. he'll call him a resolute liberal. it's a critical pivot point in the race. they're racing for the last vote there is in michigan. >> the "l" word, a big fighting point. thank you, dav

give me a also chief bratton and the great retired general and i love stan mcchrystal i am a military cad had him out here to root and doing? i am and afghanistan you are is in our children are dying is the mission. stay on at. said on the back cornell west and tavis smiley that is a great line up. i have to tell you i don't i know that i sound that would call we were not allowed to watch a tiny 1 foot square locked but she thought it was poison to brought to our brains. we were all the allowed to watch news. walter cronkite, the "60 minutes", but we were allowed to read and read. nomad an end those they don't belong to geographically to any tribe. was one of the theory -- first african-american and a first liaison to the british embassy we grew up in europe, japan, 17 different it and we do need to help privileged writing on the before not the first talented painfully aware on the shoulders of the giants of which i stand. not just my parents. but if you think the efforts that it took for me to stand here it is truly amazing. i could not have been anybody but here. they don't understand s

using the cad to get in the barn. only way to get people to do obama care.mehow less valued than the union activists who can opt out. >> eric: before we move on. you can point out the savings if they jack up the premiums. correct? >> yeah. the average aid this year is 32,748 on the government dole. if you spend enlisted member of the army eight years, eight years enlisted, $23,772. where can you get this? where is the justice? >> bob: if you have a mortgage deduction they give you -- >> eric: that's your money, bob. yes, it is. >> andrea: you have priorities on the board. talk about them. the gitmo detainees get $750,000 soccer field. >> greg: great idea. >> andrea: you like the idea? >> greg: it's -- >> andrea: i heard it was a terrible place down there. >> greg: this is fantastic because i take soccer as a punishment. it proves a point that gitmo is not going anywhere. i put this under my lossfy. okay under obama, bad under bush. gitmo, bad or bush. this could be a rap forever. turn it in amusement park and call it terror land. waterboard rides. do it, bec

. ♪ i am a line man for the county ♪ >> reporter: the recording cad smi honoring chasm bell with a lifetimelecast. >> i'm flattered. i really am. all i wanted to do ever since i can remember was play my guitar and sing. >> it will be a touching performance. and wouldn't it be nice to have a reunion of another legend, the beach boys? the boys are back and they're teaming up with the band foster the people. the beach boys will reunite live on the grammy stage for the first performance together if more than 20 years. "showbiz tonight" was right there at their rehearsal. wait until you hear what brian wilson and mike love told us. >> you said never in your wildest dreams did you imagine you would be attending the gram any, but you're not just attend, you're performing. up no best new artist. >> another show stopping interview. will the superstar siblings snap up the grammy for best new artist? you're watching special edition showb"showbiz tonight." and now another blockbuster showbiz showdown. kanye versus kanye. ♪ my beautiful dark twisted fantasy is up against his album with jay-z. if he and

two daughters in law, diana and camilla parker bowles both been in the gossip columns over and over a cad and it's been some name she so successfully created your distant to and she has by all reports and i think you'll certainly feel this when you finish the book is a well, well-respected queen. but i sally will tell us about, she's also been able to preserve a very good sense of humor and have that sally describes. so here i sally to tell us about it. [applause] >> thank you very much, our prayer. i was so tickled to see you here tonight because i so enjoyed even introduced by you. you're so thoughtful in your introduction. thank you very, very much. several years ago when the queen was that one of her yearly garden parties at buckingham palace can make our way through a crowd of nearly 9000 people in greeting a selection of gas commission is asking standard questions asked have you come far? when one woman will daughter and said, what do you do? , several days later at a friends birthday party party commits the queen described the exchange to confess, i had no idea what to say. it was

cad lick women sharply support this. men are more opposed.oing to vote for the president anyway so i think the politics have been misunderstood, but the president has gone out and gotten surrogates. i think senator shahin will be leading efforts. so i think they are getting surrogates out there, and i think there's a big difference between the washington conversation on this issue and the conversation in the country. >> you look at this from both perspectives? what do you think? isms the challenge for barack obama is the catholic church is not backing down. they are not backing down. they are out there defending religious free. it's very rare you see catholic bishops encourage the priests in the parishes to stand up and read a letter. that happened a couple sundays ago, so i think the challenge is the church more than the partisan politics. if you described this as being about women and their access to contraception. if it's about government, scherra, intervention or govern takeover of something or another, that seems to fire up independents

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his new book is you will cad charles dickens and t great theatre of the world and robert douglas-fairhurst. his new biography is called becoming dicken, the invention of a novelist n new york with me jill lepore work on a book about dinks in america. john romano who wrote intolerable create, a professor at columbia and salman rushdie the author of midnight children, satanic versus and other backs, also a life lock dickens enthusiast and i'm pleased to have all of these guests here and to ta about charles dickens on this 20h anniversary. i begin with you, why dickens what is it about dickens that makes you continue to -- >> well, for me one of the things was reading dickens before i ever came to the west, you know, was that these cities that dickens describes, great rotting metropolis of dickens felt like the city outside my window if you grow newspaper a city like bombay or deli t feels exactly like dickensian london t has exactly that characteristic of corruption and filth. and then these huge larger-than-life characters that populate it, you know. so i felt dickens a great novelist. >> r

it's been nominated for six cad nia wards. actor and producer brad pitt is with us." >> thanks, charlie. >> this is a story of obsession or you. >> uh-huh. it's a story of an obsessive character and i was obsessive about getting it to the screen. it was this idea of value and ourself worth and how it is often tabulated by a failure and you look at the billy bean character shall he was completely devalued by his sport. he was playing for a small market team and had to rethink the game and had to question why we've been doing the things we do for so long. in doing so, found this whole talent pool of other people have been devalued and started winning games. they got a second chance and they started winning games. i thought there was a story worth telling now about success and failure. >> you felt a kinship with him. >> yes, definitely. yes. you know, he was emotional about the games, he couldn't even watch the games. he didn't want to cloud his thinking. i understand that. there were attributes about him and this push and this need to make things fair, to find a level

the things that appeal to teenagers to see a film like this capture the imagine nation, not only the cad want to see hollywood make good films. do you think this is an inspiration for people to go out there and follow their dream? >> 100%. that's -- i think that's the foundation of our country. you know, we came over, i mean, from england and places all over the world and immigrants built this country because they had a dream. i think in some ways "the artist" celebrates that. it enforces that notion and celebrates it at the same time. it was a great night, guys. i thought billy crystal was great. i thought brian grazer restored such elegance. if you're in the room, it was really elegant. really beautiful. the choirs, the cirque du soleil. i think brian deserves a great round for doing that. and billy came back when the academy needed him the most. a very heroic quest on both their part. >> you know what's great. >> totally agree, harvey. >> what's also great for meryl to win, but in the sense when meryl is in the same place and competition with someone as stunning and great as viola dav