and carlin, carlin's blends, the reason we made a blend is because our families are blended.you know, i'm salvadoreño, linda is half mexican, half irish. and i just felt that, you know, a wine that encompassed a whole bunch of grapes, you know, cabernet, petit verdot, merlot, cab franc, malbec, all these things will blend together just like our families. damien: and i would imagine this one's called--this is called elsa's blend, elsa's your other daughter. carlos: elsa's our daughter, but the wine actually originated as a tribute to my mother, who migrated from el salvador to the states back in the '80s, 1980 to be exact, so yeah. damien: so, carlin, when they told you-- maybe you were too young when they-- carlin chavez: i was too young, i was very young, i don't remember most of it. damian: now, and you're too young to drink the wine-- carlin: definitely, definitely. damian: do you often tell them, "that better taste good 'cause it got my name on it"? carlin: yes, i do. damian: what's it like to have your name on a label like that? carlin: it's weird, it's strange, but you

>> carlin came up as traditional short hair stand-up comic.ssful in getting "ed sullivan" gigs and so forth. >> here is comedian comedy star george carlin. >> hippy dippy weather man. tonight's forecast, dark. >> at first wanted to have success. he got that success and felt that he was getting that success in a way that didn't speak to his heart. >> i used to be this guy or maybe this guy used to be me, i don't know, we were each other at one time. wasn't long ago. i liked him. he was funny, had fun with him, did nice things for me. but there was nothing behind you, you know, kind of just superficial, just surface. all characters. i found out i wasn't in my own act. >> guy who picks up from lenny is george, who goes right after the taboos again, constantly picking and picking. >> and irish priests heavily into penance and punishment, couple of novenas to do, nine first fridays, five first saturdays. stations of the cross, trip to lourd's. wow. that was one of the things that bothered me about my religion was the conflict between pain and pleas

carlin described. lease will be short-term in duration as well as the actual appraisal values that have since been established and that is in a red line and clean version that i have submitted to you and to the clerk of this committee, mr. john carroll. >> supervisor kim: thank you so much. so we have a motion to amend as supervisor peskin has articulated. can we take that motion without opposition? we can do that. colleague it's -- >> supervisor peskin: can we move the item as amended to the full board with a positive recommendation? i would make that motion. >> supervisor kim: so a motion to move item number 1 with recommendation to the full board and we can do that. a second we can do that, again, without objection. mr. clerk, call item 2. >> clerk: to execute amendment number 1 to agreement number cs247r, customer and administrative services for the program with calpine l.l.c., for continued support of the clean power s.f. and to authorize the general manager of the san francisco public urkts tilts

. >> next item, section 541, michael carlin will give you an update. >> michael carlin, deputy general manager. as we discussed at our last meeting, we talked about the house appropriation bill and a particular section that was section 541. since that time, we've received a letter from senator dianne feinstein, who is the ranking member on the senate side, in the same committee, basically stating her opposition to section 541 and has sent that to the chairs of both appropriation committees in the house and senate and ranking members on both of those committees. in the interim between receiving her letter, we've a letter from mayor mark farrell stating his opposition to the same section in that bill and that letter has been delivered to the same members of the house and senate appropriation committees. so i would be glad to answer any questions at this time. >> i guess i want to express appreciation for your work, working quickly to address this issue, and for helping facilitate san francisco going on record opposing this rider, because i believes in our best interests and it's importan

my friend kelly carlin, george carlin's daughter, she really kind of kicked off the -- really got itorge carlin's stuff to the comedy center, so it's all there now. >> stephen: i love comedy, i'm a student of comedy, what can i see there and get there that i don't get. >> let me give you this so you can go. >> stephen: okay, national comedy center. >> you wear that wrist band and because you're my friend, i'm only going to charge you five bucks. >> stephen: what is that? there's like a chip inside there. >> there's, like, a computer chip. >> stephen: this is how you're tracking me? >> that's the newest. >> stephen: what's that for? when you enter the national comedy center, you come to a screen, they take -- a picture is taken of you and you pu tha w u'alo somebody -- the two of us, if there was a tech moment -- if there was a tech show, do you know how long that show would be on with the two of us? eight seconds! >> stephen: it's somehow read and scanned -- >> and up comes a whole bunch of comics' names, like 100 of them, you pick the ones you like, you pick the comedy movies you li

according to carlin, baseball begins in the spring, the season of new life. football begins in the fall, when everything is dying. football is concerned with downs, what down is it? baseball is concerned with ups, who is up? football has hitting, clipping, piling on, personal fouls, late hits and unnecessary roughing. baseball has the sacrifice. [laughter] >> football is played in any kind of weather, rain, slow, sleet, hail, fog. in baseball, if it rains, we do not go out and play. baseball has the 7th inning stretch. football has the two minute warning. in football, the quarterback is also known as the general with long bombs he marches his troops into enemy territory with a sustained ground attack that punches holes in the enemy's line. in baseball, the object is to go home and to be safe. i hope i'll be safe at home. at the helm of that home front today is rob manfred who grew up as a fan of the new york yankees because his dad was a yankee fan. his favorite player was mickey mantle and in the first game he ever saw at yankee stadium, mickey mantle hit tw

(grant)dave carlin has more on how the couple got the support they needed in a trying time.lace... at one pound 9 ounces.natsyou can hear mom shelcie... directing her husband jake.. who is giving her impossibly tiny daughter the gentlest t-l-c... with a nurse supervising. rosalie arrived more than three months premature, born at the end of june instead of october, when she would have been full term.shelcie holbert/mother:"she's good now, a month later."on a short break from the hospital, we caught up with this overwhelmed 23-year-old mom, whose home is far away in charlotte, north carolina.it was a shock to have rosalie come into this world in new york city, during what was supposed to be a brief business trip for shelcie - who had never been here before. she sensed something was not right... and even thought it was not a lot of pain... it was enough to ditch a meeting and walk herself to a hospital. shelcie holbert/mother:"we thought we had 16 more weeks." shelcie, who works selling cosmetics and jake, who is just starting a job at charlotte's airport... are not rich.they h

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baseball is everything that george carlin says it is, it is also a business. how would you assess the health of the game? and how would you compare it with the national football league or the national basket all association -- basketball association? rob: i am always reluctant to talk about anybody else's business. baseball is in a great spot. i was in sun valley for a that thee and i think meetings were indicative of how traditional and new media is in our context. 2400 or 30 times we have a lot of content and it provides an opportunity for baseball to be a of making ours content available on a variety of platforms. our bid ask -- our big experiment is wednesday afternoon games with facebook. a positive experience with the game because we are attracting an audience that has a different immigrant than our broadcast audience. on the field, we have a generation of young players that may be as talented as any in decades. they have made their mark on the game early, and often. every year, there is a new player. they come along and you say, wow, we have not seen an

so while baseball is everything george carlin said it is -- 10 billion. nostalgia, it's also about business and a big one. how would you assess the health of the game at the midpoint of 2018 and how would you compare it with the national football league, the national basketball association and the national hockey league? >> i'm happy to talk about our business. i'm always reluctant to talk or anybody else's, but i think baseball is in a great spot. i was just in sun valley at the conference, and i think the dance card from the entrance of was indicative of how interested both traditional media and new media is in our content. one great thing about baseball, 2430 times we go out there, rick have lots of content added to think that it provides an opportunity for baseball to be a leader in terms of making our content available in a variety of platforms, our big experiment this year is are generally wednesday afternoon games with facebook. then i really positive expert for the game in the sense we are attracting an audience that has a very different demograph

michelle carlin is a senior lecturer in forensic and analytical chemistry at northumbria university. us on the programme. what is novichok?‘ series of nerve agents. it is a new type of nerve agent. we do not know much about novichok like other nerve agents. we have seen it recently in relation to the skripal nerve agent case. what impact does it have on people in contact with it? direct contact, well, nerve agents work by blocking a signal. we end up with eight —— a compound. it stops muscles working as they should. people have issues with breathing, salivation, movement, and things like control of their bladder and bowels. we saw that with the sergei skripal case, and this daughter, they made a full recovery. how would you describe the adequate treatment that may be required for somebody who has been affected by it? as we mentioned in the case, and especially with this case, we have identified the agent very quickly. we know that the hospital has treated the skripals successfully before. they. be able to treat before. they will be able to treat these people quicker than the skripals

and in sports world number two carline was the case when this first second title i think he's born international. navy divers have gone two hundred meters deeper into a flooded cave in thailand in the search for a boy's football team and their coach more than a thousand people have joined the rescue operation which is now in its eighth day some progress has been made since the weather cleared on friday but still no sign of the team scott joins us now from chang right scott one of the most impressive things that we've been learning about this rescue is the continuing optimism and hope that rescuers and parents have that these people are going to be rescued. absolutely rob and you know when you get incremental good news like you just report you know another two hundred meters further in these navy seal divers have been able to do overnight from saturday to sunday that's good news you know that kind of feeds that hope if you will for the rescue workers and for the family members you know we've been speaking with them over this you know week plus ordeal so there is a little incremental good news as

and then ford starts disinvesting in there carline. we're going to keep seeing this.here is no sign of stability. no end to the fall in car demand at this point. happens to these carmakers because of the trade tensions? we already have steel and aluminum tariffs. u.s. -- form the its u.s. sales chief saying their vehicles are built in the u.s. and that gives them some level of protection from tariffs. what else have we heard? >> ford has that advantage. all of their f series models are while gm makes. some of their big trucks in both mexico and canada. fiat chrysler makes a big ram pickups in mexico. they are going to move that back to michigan. definitely big money makers for all of the other automakers do come from overseas. it is a lot of aluminum and a lot of steel they're already paying tariffs on. if auto parts get taxed as well that's going to affect everyone. scarlet: i need to ask you about tesla as well. than shares tumbling more seven point 5% today. the biggest decline since march. what's going on here? yesterday all the news was on how it had achieved its

purposes. >> fascinating stuch john thank you so much for joining us appreciate your analysis john carlinback to the markets here bob pisani standing at at nysc on this summer friday. >> 2,800 second week ever gain look at the sectors. the important thing is good weeks two weeks in a row now but the banks look, still polleding back we had the earnings statement for the big names not doing anything look at this here today. wells fargo outright miss. all the stocks to the oh downside the important thing is we need better numbers overall s that's what the market says here we had gootd the number at jp morgan but not much elsewhere credit growths was solid the yield curve is a problem look at the spread between the two and ten. down to 25 basis points. the banks getting killed on this yield curve declining overall. finally not a lot of concerns about the trade wars yet from most of the cfos they talked to at at this time ecitigroup as well jp morgan but we keep an eye on that. >> back to you. >> thank you bob the s&p may be hitting a four-month high but the next guest's fund is still not perf

. >> george carlin was the first host. wanted to be permanent host. >> nice to see you. live. >> there were a lot of names bandied about in terms of permanent hosts. >> that's one of those tv rules you mustn't break, until you do. then you realize, why don't you have a different host every week? but it was the cast that finally won people's hearts. >> come on, who is this? >> andy-gram. >> you cut your own steaks. we give you the sauce. >> i'm barbara wawa. >> thank you, thank you very much. you're beautiful. you're beautiful. thank you. >> you were drawn to the tv set, because you knew something insane might happen. >> live, live. >> live from new york! >> partly because it was live. partly because you knew television was now in the hands of the television generation. ♪ >> and these were kids in quotes who just might do anything. >> yes, having sex with women, the president within these very walls. that never happened when dick nixon was in the white house. >> it was counter television. that's partly what made it attractive. >> no problem. >> every one of their episodes

i need to use too many of the late great george carlin's seven dirty words you can't say on tv. but i'll try ge was the most opaque company on the dow it was plagued by problems that seemed to have come out nowhere even if they should have been obvious to management. you had tons of unexpected liabilities like the pension hole and the horrific long term care insurance business. years ago, the old ge sold tons of policies to people assuming that they would have much shorter life expectancies and that health care costs would be much cheaper long term care is like an open wound. they took a $6.2 billion charge to shore up the business they committed $15 billion over the next seven years and even that may not be enough to stop the bleeding even worse, imelt made a lot of bad calls. he sold large parts ge capital businesses far too close to the bottom for the financials, including synchrony, their private label credit card business that's done very well as an independent entity he made a bunch of oil-related acquisitions he shut off $17 billion. maybe some of this was bad luck and ba

[applause] >> the late comedian george carlin had a wonderf fuful rout in which he compared baseball to football. according to him, baseball begins in spring the season of new life. football begins in the fall when everything is dying. football is concerned with downs. what down is it? baseball is concerned with ups, who is up? football has hitting, clipping, piling on, personal fouls, late hits and unnecessary roughing. baseball has the sacrifice. [laughter] >> football is played in any kind of weather, rain, snow, sleet, hail, fog. in baseball, if it rains, we do not go out and play. baseball has the 7th inning stretch. football has the 2 minute warning. in football, the quarterback is also known as the field general, with long bombs he marches his troops into enemy territory balancing the aerial assault with a sustained ground attack that punches holes in the enemy's defensive line. in baseball, the object is to go home and to be safe. i hope i will be safe at home. at the helm of that home front today is rob manfred, who grew up as a fan of the new york yankees, because his dad w