supervisor doris war. attorney-general harris. judge terry jackson. amelia ward. i am thankful to this woman who embraced me when i started my professional career in san francisco. glendower richardson, carol tatum, and so many of you are here in this audience and i am grateful for my contemporaries who are my sisters and rock. from supervisor malia cohen, karen roy, and lindon. i have found my place here and i have mentioned, i began my career here in 1996 with mayer brown. i realized then in my 20's that i needed to pursue higher education. and it helped the mayor said he would never give me a raise or promotion on till i went back to school. i enrolled in the university of san francisco law school. i got my j.d. and pass the bar. -- passed the gar. -- bar. [applause] san francisco has been my home. six years ago i was married here on the steps almost six years ago to this month. [applause] some are clapping, some are not. [laughter] it has been a fundamental time for my family and i having been nominated. by mayor ed lee and i am grateful to that community and

doris day. mother's day is different because moms serve the most important function on earth. no matter what men do -- fight warsales to the one thing that keeps the planet percolating. giving birth. men are disposable. women are vital. by reproductive design, women are precious because they carry the cargo. men just drop it off. yes, i know women have come a long way. they even drive in some states, kimberly. >> kimberly: yes. >> greg: if all they do in life is be a great mom, that's awesome. now feminists mocked full-time motherhood as silly and old fashioned. maybe they're right. what do moms do really? sure, you carry this thing inside you for nine months. after you give birth your body never really is the same. of course, once you're a mom, all of your personal desires come secondary as the survival of the child becomes your life's priority so that leads you to worry each day and every night the little one turn out right. how easy is that? maybe i hate mother's day. it's an affront to all woman who think full-time mom never worked a day in their lives. what do you call an angry feminist on mother's day? you

really took the doris prediction we're probably talking two to three years and that's before you could actually have a nuclear warhead and something with which to deliver that nuclear war i would say more like five years remember people have been predicting that iran would have a nuclear capability ever since the show and they haven't done it yet i know you and i have talked about this before that this is nothing new and i fear mongering and the idea is that iran is our biggest threat is nothing new and what is the possibility now for the deal we had in two thousand and nine but had to back away from the brazilians and the turks orchestrated essentially we have the opportunity to make that really work now to take the twenty percent out to give them and then exchange for that for the tea or to come to some kind of modus vivendi were we could not only settle the nuclear problem but as i said before getting to these other issues which were far more intractable and far more apt to do a decent relationship in the future than the nuclear issue bottom line of the nuclear issues if iran got a nuclear weapon saudi arabia would buy from the pakistanis indeed may have already and