ladies and gentlemen please welcome claire danes! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: claire danes!danes! >> hello! >> jimmy: hello. welcome to the show. you look gorgeous. >> oh, well, thank you. >> jimmy: last time i saw you you were here you were pregnant. >> yeah. >> jimmy: so now you have the child. >> he has left the building. >> jimmy: yeah. he has left the building. no one says that. how old is he now? >> he's 20 months. >> jimmy: 20 months. i'm doing the math. >> four months shy of two years. two whole digits. >> jimmy: wow. >> i know! he's like a person. >> jimmy: what does he do? what is he into? >> he's walking. he's ambatory, which is very -- thank god, that took a long time. >> jimmy: you wanted him to walk? >> i did. and you know what? it's better. everybody was warning me about the horrors of walking. >> jimmy: i'm making my baby not walk. >> yeah, right. >> jimmy: i am teaching her how to use a jazzy. cruises around supermarkets in one of those jazzys. [ laughter ] she's getting pretty good at it. >> she's an american! >> jimmy: exactly. there you go. she is 1-year-

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and senator claire mccaskill is going to be here in studio.tay with us.  >>> honestly, this is one of those days in the news that's like 15 days in the news all rolled up into one. for the show we held our news meeting at midday today to talk about what's going on in the world, what we're going to do for the show tonight. from the time that meeting started over the course of just the next couple of hours, we got the news that joan rivers had passed away. terrible news. the news that the justice department was launching a civil rights investigation into the police in ferguson, missouri. we learned the news that the bob mcdonnell trial had ended and the jury had reached their verdict. we learned the news that gay marriage bans in indiana and wisconsin had been overthrown in a sweeping federal court ruling. we learned republicans in kansas state government were stepping in to block last night's bombshell news that the democrat in the u.s. senate race in kansas was dropping out. kansas republican election officials not letting the guy drop out.

so we'll have lots to talk to senator claire mccaskill about.rview will be live here tomorrow night. we'll be right back. >>> last night i had this whiff at the earned of the show of george w. bush visiting albania. george w. bush's visit to estonia is a visit to a balkan country. it's not, it's a visit to a baltic country. while that is hysterical, it's not nearly as hiss tear terikal as the time we labelled the large body of water off the coast of florida as the indian ocean. yes, i once did that. life is amazing and then you die. the president of the united states was in the baltic nation of estonia, and he spoke with some passion about what is inspiring to him about that part of the world. >> exactly 25 years ago people across the baltics came together in one of the greatest displays of freedom and nonviolent resistance that the world has ever seen. on that august evening perhaps 2 million people stepped out of their homes and joined hands. a human chain of freedom. the baltic way. and they stretched down highways and across farmlands, from

we can't have some unscientific poll shaking claire's confidence. phil... what poll? too late., a witch hunt? oh, my god. i have to go. well, i just don't think it's a big deal. i mean, how many people read the "weekly..." "saver"? "saver," anyway?

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>> it's not like a broadway musical. >> claire?rts in california on this? we have a san francisco 49er charged with beating his pregnant wife. obviously he hasn't been convicted -- >> mcdonald -- >> but he is definitely someone who should be benched. where's jerry brown, where's barbara boxer? where are your counterparts in the state of california? >> i'm sure that they are in agreement with me. i'm sure that dianne feinstein and barbara boxer, i'm sure they are firmly in the camp of this is a good time to say. by the way, all these players e deserve due process. we're talking about not allowing the system to make the decision. the player in california, the judge in alabama, the player in minnesota, all need to be held accountable for their conduct. need they say, enough is enough. one loss. we can win without having people on our team we can win without people who have decided it is okay to not have moral character. >> i think they should speak out. these are women's rights advocates, are they not? are they penople who care about

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i'm going to ask claire this question later but i'm going to ask you.city still a safe place to raise a family. mika had a friend that was visibly shaken in a way mika said she hasn't seen people shaken up since 9/11. what are your friends saying, even the liberals? and let's just talk about it, let's put it on the table. because i hear nothing but frustration about barack obama. and actually some liberals saying to me i think you're taking it a little easy on the president. >> everybody at least and the brighter they are understand this is terror incorporated and this is an evil we have not seen. to your pointing, the size of jordan they occupy. and they have money, they're funded. they're not guys in caves. >> right. what are your liberal friends saying? >> the liberal friends and everybody in this country says something needs to be done. this is -- you can go back to nazi germany and you can't turn your head. >> are they concerned about the president -- >> having said that, it's very easy to say, and, senator, you weren't on when i said this, i was o

claire counties.f a terminally ill person dies a natural death and their doctor is willing to sign the death certificate, the body generally does not need to come into the morgue, but the case just called in has many unanswered questions. patty consults dr. spitz about the sudden, mysterious death of jill moore. >> i have a case i want to discuss with you. >> this was a 44-year-old woman who died suddenly. she had been to her dentist within the past few days, had fairly routine dental work done, and was sent home. she just went in for a routine cleaning. but jill always had problems with cleaning. so, what they did was they gave her a couple shots of novocaine. >> over the course of a couple days, she started to develop some pretty profound jaw pain, and that progressed to a headache. >> i woke up at 7:00 in the morning on saturday and she was laying by the front door. and i'm like, well, do you want to get up? and she said, you know what, my head is killing me. just let me sit by the front door and l

claire, did you ever find that tupperware i lent you?etie, for the hundredth time, i gave it back to you, remember? i remember you telling me a hundred times, yet my pea soup is in baggies. did you check your car? - in the... - trunk. because that's where you found that thing that you thought that you gave me long time ago, - the... the... - pizza cutter. go ahead. give me another one. yes, i was wrong that time. it's a piece of plastic. you're ruining brunch. (jay) don't sweat it, cam. i forget things all the time. like i can never remember the name of that weather guy that i liked. uh... thunder something. stormy... flash stormy? ah, whatever the hell it is. i don't know. just eat your eggs, jay.

. >> i'm claire i'm in support of one purpose i'm an advisory board member for the one purpose i was lucky enough to start my criteria in london i taught psychiatrist and this was the main core for the students academics and our academy was situations murder mile and sorry served the community in its locality and portion of the students were entitled to free meals and as well as the students for special education english was an additional language i know in my 11 of 2 hundred students 47 languages were spoken i learned how the practices can be and the students from the cultures i saw the different in the classroom and the classmate climate and the students conflicts and issues such as death and crime were inheritances by my level after relocating with my husband to san francisco i was in a fortunate position to be in an excited community and continued with the start practices it was part of my roll to implement training and continue the development for the staff at&t park the practices i've really enjoyed working with the principle at one purpose school around the practices of contin

gerri: what fees do you advocate, claire? >> problem happens, for example, you pay a fee for to ticketmaster, if you want the tickets delivered electronically. but you're making a conscious decision about that purchase. the problem is these fees are happening and people aren't paying attention so they -- gerri: that is absolutely true. >> not making conscious decisions on their money. gerri: let's focus though if we can on financial fees, bank fees, fees charged by your 401(k). i said total you pay over lifetime is more than most people saved for retirement, ric. what can folks do to reduce cost of retirement savings, manage retirement saveings? >> the good news, gerri, it is easy to fix this the world of mutual fund has changed dramatically over the last decade or some now you have index fund that are dirt cheap. you have exchange traded fund, equally inexpensive. the average retail mutual fund costs 1.3% per year. but the typical exchange traded fund is not 1.3. it is 0.3. you can save massive amounts of money. the departme

claire benson. >> oh, here. but actually, i go by claire bear, so -- >> seth: okay.enogligan and smith is short for smithogligan, so, uh -- benogligan smithogligan. >> seth: so, you'd rather go by benogligan smithogligan than just ben smith. >> yesogligan. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] amanda gibbons? >> here! but i go by pizza killer. >> seth: why is that? >> you wouldn't know it to look at me, but i can kill three extra large pizza hut meat lovers in like ten minutes. [ laughter ] >> seth: great. [ laughter ] >> i also once killed a man for a pizza. [ laughter ] >> seth: oh. >> i also once killed a man for no reason at all. [ laughter ] >> seth: sounds like i could just call you murderer. >> i wouldn't do that if i were you. [ laughter ] >> seth: then i won't. i won't. [ applause ] lyle rosenblum? >> yes, yes, hello. i'm here. but i actually go by mr. connie britton. >> seth: oh, are you her husband? >> well, that depends on who you ask, seth. i would say, "yes." but the police have said no. [ laughter ] by the way, is my seat more than 100 feet away from where she'l

san jose raised its minimum wage to 10.15 an hour and it is only $9 in santa claire a.me businesses like this pretzel shop have shops on both shops of the dividing line so they rotate employees each week but other stores are having a hard time hiring employees, who only want to work on, the other side of the mall. >>> jimmy kimmel live next on channel six followed by night line. jimmy's guest tonight e va longera and music from wiz cleve a. for entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner, good night. >> ♪ >> "action news" is sponsored by elkins chevrolet south jersey's premiere chevy dealer ship featuring 2014 silverado. visit elkins than route 73 in marlton or on line at

. >> looking at claire kelly, you would never guess how sick she is. >> my hair started falling out. i had crazy fatigue. >> reporter: but the 33-year-old d.c. yoga and pilates instructor says for the last two years she has been suffering the result of a hidden toxin in her home. >> it was absolutely terrifying. >> reporter: it all started when she was diagnosed with kidney stones. doctors told claire she should bounce back quickly, but instead things got worse and the symptoms continued. weird rashes, dizziness, balance problems. >> i took a vision test, a particular kind of vision test, where you're supposed to be able to see and pick up on particular patterns. and i didn't see a lot of the patterns. and that test ended up being a test for neuro toxins. >> reporter: her doctor told her those neuro toxins could be coming from her environment. anything from lead to arsenic. >> suddenly the world becomes a very unsafe place. was is something in my house, was it something just in d.c.? >> reporter: it turned out it was an air conditioning vent directly above her bed, caked in black mol

claire benson. >> oh, here. but actually, i go by claire bear, so -- >> seth: okay.[ laughter ] claire bear it is. done and done. let's see. ben smith? >> uh, present. but i like to go by my full name, benogligan smithogligan. [ laughter ] ben is short for benogligan and smith is short for smithogligan, so, uh -- benogligan smithogligan. >> seth: so, you'd rather go by benogligan smithogligan than just ben smith. >> yesogligan. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] amanda gibbons? >> here! but i go by pizza killer. >> seth: why is that? >> you wouldn't know it to look at me, but i can kill three extra large pizza hut meat lovers in like ten minutes. [ laughter ] >> seth: great. [ laughter ] >> i also once killed a man for a pizza. [ laughter ] >> seth: oh. >> i also once killed a man for no reason at all. [ laughter ] >> seth: sounds like i could just call you murderer. >> i wouldn't do that if i were you. [ laughter ] >> seth: then i won't. i won't. [ applause ] lyle rosenblum? >> yes, yes, hello. i'm here. but i actually go by mr. connie britton. >> seth: oh, are you her hus

chris cillizza, what about claire mccaskill.it conceivable that claire mccaskill played some role in pushing chad taylor, the democrat, out of the race and giving orman a better chance at defeating pat roberts? >> let's say it's not inconceivable that that happened, andrea. look, i had heard and steve smartly had orman on. i heard around the same time something is going on in the state. orman is really well organized. orman is passing up taylor. that taylor was sort of dropping off. orman was rising. now i don't think -- it's not as though taylor bore a huge amount of loyalty to the democratic party big wigs. he had sort of -- they didn't really recruit him. this wasn't a targeted race. so my guess was something was presented to him that made him want to leave the race at such a late date. they quite clearly have a better chance with orman though i would say and steven notes this, but it's a better chance. orman can't be labeled as a democrat any way, shape or form because then you're back to the republican in kansas verses demo

clair who is a champion bronching rider of the world at this time who is here riding in front of a crowdof course we have cowboys, cowgirls, but probably one of our famous animals is ole steam boat this wonderful horse in this picture that you see here. he had a broken nose as a colt so every time he started charging around he would huff and puff like a steam boat so he got his name that way but he was considered to be unrideable. and anybody who did ride him there was controversy that something wasn't going the horse's way. he was extremely tough, extremely famous. a lot of people believe that he is the horse on our license plate. it may not be true but people believe it so it's an important thing that here we have an animal that's so legendary that he is now part of wyoming lore. and this also is a magnificent piece. i love this because this is one of the rarest items in our history. in 1931, they decided to have royalty for frontier days. we have a miss frontier and lady in waiting that have been with us for the last several decades. but this item here is unique because it is the only

clair who is a champion bronching rider of the world at this time who is here riding in front of a crowd. of course we have cowboys, cowgirls, but probably one of our famous animals is ole steam boat this wonderful horse in this picture that you see here. he had a broken nose as a colt so every time he started charging around he would huff and puff like a steam boat so he got his name that way but he was considered to be unrideable. and anybody who did ride him there was controversy that something wasn't going the horse's way. he was extremely tough, extremely famous. a lot of people believe that he is the horse on our license plate. it may not be true but people believe it so it's an important thing that here we have an animal that's so legendary that he is now part of wyoming lore. and this also is a magnificent piece. i love this because this is one of the rarest items in our history. in 1931, they decided to have royalty for frontier days. we have a miss frontier and lady in waiting that have been with us for the last several decades. but this item here is unique because it is the on

gloria wants to know -- claire: no, i heard.

[laughter] i want to illustrate the problem of clair the idea that makes us safer does not make sensewe will have liked but how will we use it? this is an image of a yard in tucson arizona as security light into the sky. then is the exact same ski -- the same scene only the photographer will flocculate when he does that, you can see the bad guy standing in the offense. i will go back. you can definitely see him barely before billing ratio delight we lose the shadow and we can see better. so where every live you can see the and shielded light the light will get brighter and brighter. . .

. >> actually, claire short straw. she was the young lady captured with him in syria.so she called. >> in libya. >> i'm sorry. in libya she called us. >> but nicole was the colleague that was awaiting him claire knew us so she was good enough to call. >> what do parents do when that happens? immediately we were in shock, of course, and started praying. we have been praying through this whole ordeal. it was the strength of prayers of the world, really that gave jim the strength to survive the torture, beating, the whole ordeal we were very privileged to have global post security team to offer, not every journalist has that option. they began the search. >> within two weeks after. >> by that time, the -- his whereabouts was unknown or that's not true, his -- the people who were asked to know if they were knew where he was were unable to tell us it? >> was unknown. what happened was the freelancers were frantic. they are really quite a close community. there were a lot of them who loved jim very much as well as many syrians. you know, and for those two weeks we had no fbi

tomorrow, missouri senator claire mccaskill will hold a hearing into what they are calling the militarization of local police. on hearing will focus programs that give surplus military equipment to police departments around the country. for more called training and oversight and others want the program to and completely. >> former presidents george w. bush and bill clinton are back in washington. they unveiled a presidential leaders get -- leadership scholarship program at the news eum. the goal is to provide leaders in various fields with new skills to solve problems. leaders areink made. you have some innate abilities you are born with, but our military proves you can train leaders and their capacities can dramatically increase. >> this was the second time in the former president had been in washington together. this year, they both attend the africa summit. up, a house fire takes the lives of four children in chicago. >> fairfax county public schools superintendent karen garza is pushing for later start times for students. she will formally present her proposal at today's school board meet

or should we say santa claire a. the special teams did their part to score on a touchdown on a blocked punt. another punt return by darren sproles. what a pick up he has been for the eagles. but the 49ers would fight back and take the lead in the second half, the eagles had a chance to win this game late in the fourth quarter but could not get into the end zone, on two plays from the 2-yard line. san francisco goes on to win this game 26-21. >>> eagles are staying in the hotel, it had nick foles out at 2:00 in the morning on the sidewalk in front of the hotel. he was off his game because the fire alarm went off in santa claire a. >>> coming up tragedy in texas, for four college softball players are dead after their bus collided with the a tractor trailer. what investigators are saying about the driver of that truck this morning. >>> it could be another rough travel day for thousands of passengers after a damaging fire at one of the country's busiest airports. how that threat from isis and overestimated the ability an

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senator sheldon whitehouse, kirsten and senator claire mccaskill. >> claire mccaskill that would be ant middle finger to hillary clinton if she is. >> whoever it is will end up being most horrible person in the world. >> they have to bring back janet reno. >> treat the nominee fairly? and with integrity. >> we have to -- move along. ding-dong. notable lawmakers including two dozen democrats up for re-election and questioning rightly so, constitutionality of launching airstrikes in syria without a congressional vote. one of the president's former advisors, if the president was in congress he would have asked for a vote too. just because they're shacking up together, that doesn't mean couples are getting married. what is holding them back from tying the knot? we'll discuss. ♪ i'm mom at the playground and the dog park. the kids get trail mix, and you get a delicious milo's kitchen chicken meatball. i wish you liked my cooking that much. milo's kitchen. made in the usa with chicken or beef as the number one ingredient. the best treats come from the kitchen. red lobster's endless shrimp i

[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we love claire danes.world series star mo'ne davis. have you seen this girl? i cannot wait for her. she's great. we're going to do some thank you notes, and a performance from fences with macklemore. yeah. [ cheers and applause ] but first, we have a fantastic show tonight. we're so happy to have this guy here. i love this guy. have you ever met him? >> steve: yeah. i met him a long time ago. >> jimmy: gosh, i never met the guy an he's exactly what you think he is. he's grumpy but he's really, really funny. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: he's created some of the best comedy in television history with "seinfeld" and "curb your enthusiasm" and now -- [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: he's coming to broadway. he's coming to broadway. he's going to star -- he wrote this thing "fish in the dark." larry david is here, you guys! >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i love the guy. i can't wait. plus, she is the biggest supermodel in the world and one of the nicest people i've ever met.

for new year's eve, we're taking phil and claire and mitch and cam to this amazing hotel i used to goin palm springs. they got a whole package-- dinner, dancing, toast at midnight. i mean, what more do you need? grapes. (lowered voice) i said we'd stop on the way. haley, it's new year's eve. are you sure you don't wanna go to a party or something?

claire don't do this, anywhere else.eived a lot -- i ordered 10 or 15 books a week at donaldson. i have art supplies at saint claire. only here they strip you of everything but a naked cell. that's rehabilitation at its finest. >> gilbert isn't the only inmate in seg expressing frustration. >> are you going to give me? i've been in seg since i been here since 2004. they beat me, jumped me, sprayed me in my mouth with four cans of mace. they made me [ bleep ] myself. excuse my french. >> inmate jammy bell, convicted of receiving stolen property, claims the conditions in seg are intolerable. >> i can't breathe in here. i can't get nothing out of here. my toilet was full up with feces when i came here. they did not flush it or nothing. it was stinky and bugs and everything running around. they throw me in a cell. and i had to wait all day yesterday to get somebody to come cut the water back on. >> the following day, when seg inmates are allowed back outside for an hour of recreation, jammy bell expresses himself through his

instruments were stolen in langhorne, a burglar broke a glass door and took trumpets and a violence and claire. anybody with information is asked to call police. >>> marijuana laws are changing in the city of philadelphia, city council passed a bill today that decriminalizes the possession of a small amount of the drug, anybody caught can less than an ounce, will no longer be arrested and get a $25 fine. if you get caught in public you will get a $100 fine or community service. >>> for one local marine it has been a lifelong battle to find inner peace. the affects of combat and a hard childhood took its toll until he took to the martial arts. nora muchanic has more. >> altercations, i remember jumping over a counter to get to his boss. >> for years bob has struggled with post traumatic stress disorder, partly from a horrible childhood where he and his mother were beaten by his stepfather and he was repeatedly fired from jobs not three years ago until he founds jiu-jitsu and the martial arts. >> it was ans cape, trying to do something with yourself. >> cosmo has become a master in three short y

early on in the season i came on the air to say it's a world series team as i'm starting to look claire buoyant, i know, bruce. >> let's hope you're right. thanks, dave. >>> to the other big stories, the fight against ebola, now taking place right here in our own backyard, now being treated at nih in bethesda. stephanie ramirez was there when the patient arrived just a short time ago. stephanie? >> reporter: we know they got here about two and a half hours ago. they're not saying much, but it was a doctor who was volunteering services when this person came in contact with that deadly virus. exposed to the ebola virus is now the first patient, working in that area to be transported to the clinical center in bethesda today. they will enroll in the clinical study, the director of their national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. >> this is an epidemic that will be raging. we do not have the kind of control that will be necessary to put an end to it right now. >> the locations are a part of the latest push under president obama to increase their role in combating the desert virus

as far as the back story goes, a source telling me that senator claire mccaskill played a key role inartially it's in her neighborhood and she was paying attention and realized an opening here and they credit her being a aggressive political strategist and pushing this forward. senator reed's office denied they had anything to do with getting taylor out of the race but it's probably pretty clear that, you know, they wouldn't go ahead and do anything like this without leadership blessing. >> well, claire getting involved, claire mccaskill, harold, is, to me to shows these implications are as big as she says them to be and could be the ultimate balance of the senate. what do you make about claire and others jumping in here in terms of -- >> she's from the mist and she understand that. >> i know. >> she has a greater appreciation for the political dynamics there. who would think this would be happening in kansas. >> how do you tell someone to get out of the race, you could help our party? how does that happen behind closed doors? >> if you want the issues addressed it's probably in your

. >> leave open the care santa claire sunday 11:30 a.m. we'll wrap it up with eagles game day final. >> season got over yet but first axe has fallen. marty has been with the organization since 1992. >> fims and braves. williams struggles early. chris johnson yeah we need another baseball two-run homer phils down 4-0 they score four runs in sixth inning. freddie a tanner. dom brown avoids the tag at the plate. now 5-4 phils in the ninth. papelbon enters. cheered here. the phils win 5-4. that's sports. >> thank you, ducis. >> school spirit brought residents to aston delaware county and they all came together tonight. families lined streets for sun valley high school homecoming parade. this year's theme one valley, one world. the sophomore class created an egyptian theme float putting 200 man hours into it making parade goers feel like they were in the >> donors dogs even former govern nor ed rendell turned out tonight. the photographs featured philadelphians and pets for second annual art exhibit. tonight's ticket and raffle sales benefit th

>> good afternoon commissioners claire rep r.c. s f i want to here the selma information and have it expanded i write the article for the r.c. sf newsletter i'm getting phone calls from people that doesn't have computers a and are asking about wellness programs asking a number of questions that somehow they don't feel they're getting the information in my way i want to see that information available with regards to urgent care especially retirees who prefer to have urgent care and not have access to their physicians i think there are not that many blue shield up in sensor or any of those areas it would be nice for the members to know i think that those days we have some hmo metabolizes in that area i want to know about that. >> i suggest you guys may want to connect up today and get it directly. >> thank you next item. >> p oh, i'm sorry. >> dennis retiree from the firdz i'm not sure it's in the works but in the next year's open enrollment that might be nice to address urgent care a little bit more expand with the urgent care facil

and i have a message for claire mccaskill. we have had a lot of people from missouri, cross the border, stay in missouri. don't try to mess around in kansas politics. [applause] >> again, my opponent has a record of voting for barack obama, running against me as a democrat, and voting for harry reid. if you want to make change in washington, get rid of harry reid. put them out to pasture. i am the only candidate that can do that. [applause] >> mr. orman, 30 seconds rebuttal. >> this does create a unique situation. i think it is the first time that i have heard a republican complain about disenfranchising democratic voters. [cheers] >> i want to go to washington to get rid of all partisanship. and to focus on problem-solving. and that is all this is about. [applause] comes from question net, with the hays daily news. this is to senator roberts. thehe semipermanent rent is bash does semipermanent residency matter? what are the pros and cons of returning to the district to live in a worse -- live and work. [indiscernible] kansas

for new year's eve, we're taking phil and claire and mitch and cam to this amazing hotel i used to goin palm springs. they got a whole package-- dinner, dancing, toast at midnight. i mean, what more do you need?

expansion with our managed care contracts with northeast medical services, one of the largest primary claire clinics in the community and we have an agreement with them to provide for specialty and hospital services, and the target date for enrolling patients is november 1, 2014 so i wanted to thank the executive leaders involved in that in working those details out with them. as you know with robin williams growing death it drew attention to mental illnesses and depression that make life challenges for so many people. we opened a new mental illness triage line and offer peer counselors 24 hours a day, seven days a week for someone that need someone to talk to right now. it's a project of the san francisco department of public health and funded by a grant by the state mental health service act that produces programs to reduce hospitalizations due to mental illness. the line is operated by the department of public health under a contract with the department and augments the city's telephone services which includes a 24 hour suicide prevention hot line. you will hear today through a resolution

isis captured it's barbaric act on a video called that the claires britain as -- as chi chillings it may be just hardens the resolve of. various muslim groups across the uk have condemned the salve vajs murder of a man whofts helping muslims in a war zone. p haynes' brother michael, restrained taking the high road in remembering david. >> my first reaction could be one of hatred. my brother's life wasn't about hatred, it was about love for all man. >> isis is threatening to kill another hostage, allan henning, an aid worker as well. it is believed isis holds two other americans and a total of about 20 westerners hostage. many westerners have been freed after their ransoms have been paid but the u.s. and uk do not pay ransome. >>> no air strikes at this point, and no boots on the ground. prime minister cameron says that britain will continue to support the united states logistically and with intelligence in terms of u.s. air strikes and also will work hard to deradicalize people here in the uk, because of course that's a huge problem. the voice on the tape, again is british. and also

frye can claire fee -- this will be going before the planning commission at some point and i believe you should have a joint hearing at some point. i think you would be really good get your comments before then and vice versa. i think that also applies to the, this is going to be off topic but i'm going to pretend it's public comment. i think that would also be good with respect to the, i think i don't know where this is but i think staff is contemplating changes or appropriation -- proposals with respect to the implementation part for pdr uses, i think commissioner permanent -- pearlman is interested in that. i have been pushing that myself. on the other hand i haven't always trying to get more incentives for historic resources because we are not very good at that kind of stuff. you about but now we are faced with a kind of policy consideration and places taking effect especially south of market and i think there is a need to address that head on and that might be another opportunity to hear or to have the two commission consider that jointly at some hearing. and i think other commi

the key is, i let claire think she's in charge. i hide what i want in something bigger and more expensive. then when she rejects that, we "compromise" on what i wanted all along.