department captain lazzaro to say a few words. >> good morning and welcome from the words of mayor ed lee i want to thank mohammed fro organizing this to echo what commissioner christensen said it's important that the police department be a partner we've excited about the new year the start of the initiative on state and local street public safety is very important on behalf of the san francisco police department specific central station we're concerned about safety in chinatown it's a proprietor for me and public safety is very important i'd like to say that as we start the new year as we continue with the mayors vision and vision zero eliminating pedestrian fatality i'm asking those who come to chinatown who enjoy the experience follow the rules of the road in terms of the public safety i'm grateful to the mta adding a traffic light and if you follow the rules and look if we don't walk unless the hand is white and not jaywalk we'll stay safe loovthd lubricate for bicycles and coarse and pay attention i think if everyone does they're part we'll have a good start the other thing for p

i think the mayor should go first so sisters and brothers san franciscans the mayor ed lee. [speaking foreign language] >> what a presentation from our golden dragon and all of our wonderful young people. i want to have a special welcome to our valley christian and our students from beijing. yeah, they came all the way over here to celebrate this wonderful event and gosh this is all about family. it's all about extended family. i want to welcome everyone here to the year of the ram celebrations. this is a kickoff. we're kicking it off. we're cleaning our area. i want to thank julie christensen for being here and supervisor mar for being here and dpw and muhammad is here and our police department our fire department, all of the agencies working together with our community based agencies to celebrate. keep everyone safe and enjoyable. we're going to hear a lot of fire crackers and you heard norman already and he is warming up and a big parade and just the warm up today but we're excited with this community flower fair. i want to give a great thank you to our chinese chamber of

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ed? >> thanks so much. the video from al shabaab comes as congress is at a standoff over homeland security funding. we're just four days away from a partial government shutdown. later in this hour, the senate is expected to vote on dhs funding. the bill is expected to fail after a democratic filibuster. jay johnson said the congress needs to do their job. >> overall, a shutdown of homeland security would have serious consequences and amount to a serious disruption in our ability to protect the homeland. to those in congress who may be contemplating punting or kicking the can a few weeks down the road i must remind you that the consequences to this department if we remain on a continuing resolution, are also severe. >> the bill is gridlocked because house republicans attach attached immigration amendments. it stripped funding from president obama's executive orders to protect undocumented immigrants. as of today, the president's immigration executive orders are being held up in a texas court anyway. if the d

"the ed show" is coming up next. >>> good evening americans, and welcome to "the ed show" live from new york. let's get to work. >> it's not a sexy story. >> tonight, president obama sounds off on the biggest issue of our time. >> climate change is one that is happening at such a broad scale. >> clearly, we have had changes in our climate. >> i have heard some folks try to dodge the evidence by saying they're not scientists. >> the scientist debate and the sources and their opinion of that change. >> you have heard it off the charts. >> later, al gore's dream takes flight. >> that's where the deep space climate observatory satellite mission, better known as discover comes in. >> it is very exciting for me. >> plus an alabama judge speaks out against equality. >> there is no end to the power of god. >> good to have you with us tonight, folks. we start this evening with some brutally honest remarks coming from president obama on climate change. in an interview with vox, president obama says the media overstates the risk of terrorism compared to climate change. >> do you think the media so

so ed lavandera, standby.nd now, mark o'mara, he said in the interview with the new yorker i did it i dont't know why i did it, but it tore my fing heart when i did it. did his own statement point to guilt? >> well, i have a case right now where where it points to a heinous crime, and when the police showed up and he had no idea what they were there for. and so if you were looking at the case and he was look ging at littlefield, because he didn't like him, but he said in the statement that he had to kill kyle because he would have killed me, because of what i did, that is a rational thought, but then he decides to leave, and that is flight from the scene, and taking the car and driving on the right side of the road and so that is rational and if you can show it on both sides of the event, the killing, and then it is much more difficult to show that the insanity is a narrow slice. the one slice that you want to be be excuse foded for the criminal act, and so the statements in the "new yorker" and all of these t

introduction and poster of all the work with the city is doing but particular stockton street our mayor, mayor ed lee please welcome him (clapping.) thank you. >> well, you you know if mohammed had recommended all the chinese i taught him he would have said josephson we say joe son in chinatown san francisco so i'm glad mohammed thank you. the department of public works for working with the chinatown merchants and working with the chinese-american association of explicit customers the chinese chamber of commerce and all the agencies from chinese development association to the nonprofits to the leader are here and a who have come together at 24 wonderful time of the year pieces and benny were driving up washington street gosh for this day all the graft is done you you know on the corner of washington hopeful that lasts more than one day this is a time when everyone in the chinese community begins to clean up their house and get rid of the old things to get new things the year of the ram means will steadyness and success and collaboration but will be solid direction i want to present that he kind o

we're not seeing more storms ed.s that do spin up have a greater potential to set records and that's what we're seeing in the data. >> well on that chart that you had, 71% increase in the northeast. that's near the oceans obviously. 37% increase around the great lakes. you just mentioned chicago and detroit. 17 and 20 inches of snow. what is it with the water? is it the warming temperatures and just the conditions are unlike anything we have seen before? >> we're seeing this steady warming. over the past 15 years, the vast majority of the additional warming has gone into the world's oceans. it's also gone into the gulf of mexico. the atlantic is about 2 degrees fahrenheit warmer than it was for most of the 20th century. last week we showed you the incredible gulf stream temperatures. 12 to 15 degrees warmer than average just east of new jersey. you have this fire hose of water. that is actually producing more water vapor. about a 10% increase in water vapor. that's turbo charging some of these storms. there's new res

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but then along came ed o'dell. he was a consultant from nashville working on a construction project at her hospital. >> he set eyes on her right away. he was a southern gentleman, and he would walk in and he would say hi, and then he'd leave and that went on for i think a year, and then one day, she said, "i think i'm going to go out on a date with ed." >> and that one date turned into a whilwind romance. within months, lynne and ed got engaged and mapped out a future together in nashville. he was very fond of the boy and looked forward to them all being a family together. lynne had been awarded custody of the child, although she ensured christian's father, clifford, had generous visitation rights. >> to try to play nice she said if this is what you want, we'll do that. >> in august 1994 the clock was counting down to moving day. lynne was home packing when ed called from nashville about 8:00 on a sunday night. she told him she'd be running out for a few minutes but would call him back as soon as she returned home.

that's "the ed show." i'm ed schultz.tion" with reverend al sharpton starpts right now. good evening, rev. >> good evening. thanks to you for tuning in. we continue with the breaking news. a stunning failure by house republicans putting funding for homeland security in jeopardy. we're now just six hours from a shutdown of the agency. the clock is ticking down. and the mood in washington is frantic. with reports of speaker boehner furiously still trying to drum up for votes a last-ditch short-term bill. it's

diverse and cultural hernlz of asian-american in fact mayor ed lee has tenant many ceremonies in the past and participated in last year's near the horse dedication we're happy the mayor is here today so, please join me in welcoming mayor ed lee (clapping.) good morning, everyone it is a pleasure to join you all again, i know that anita and i are excited to public school be here on the launch of the 8th sample which license number our calendar of the year of the ram we're exciting to join our organization of chinese-americans our family associations through the consolidated benefit haven't associations and president is here and eddy from the chinese chamber and, of course, our united states panama canal's who has been the wondrous celebration to this designed stamps that honor our cultural and honor the license number in charge new year not only the chinese but the korean and vietnamese and all the cultures that celebrate the license number in charge year i also want to welcome our nuttiest members of the board of supervisors our sprilg who represents district 3 (clapping) and i know

we will hear that from ed balls later.pro labour , you do not want europe to leave the eu? mr. holland-kaye: we are pro-business. we should not ignore the benefits that come to us in the aviation sector in being part of europe. the development of local carriers has been something we have been able to benefit from. let's have a debate and get on with it quickly. business needs certainty. the biggest issue on my agenda is around the expansion of heathrow. from that point of view i think there is a very good consensus between the major parties that this is argent, it is important to do something about it after the election because it is holding back britain from achieving potential. politicians from all the major parties want to get on with it. anna: do you have contingency plans if the eu kate word-- if the u.k. would leav europe this would impact your business? mr. holland-kaye: it might cause uncertainty for our passengers many of whom are business travelers. we need certainty so people know where they stand and can get on

what do you v ed?one of the things that is interesting there is the guilty verdict being announced there, is no reaction from eddie ray routh, and that is consistent of what we have seen over the course of last two week ss, no emotion or reaction from eddie ray routh throughout the testimony. more often than not, he would take pages and pages and pages of notes of the testimony. and this next piece of the confession tapes is eddie ray routh talking about how he felt abandoned as a child. it is interesting because one of the things that the prosecutors hammered away is how there was excuse after excuse after excuse why eddie ray routh shot and killed chris kyle and chad littlefield. listen to that portionf. >> i have had abandonment issues and trust issues here, and i [ bleep ], and i have been having problems in the town since i growed up you know, since i was a boy. i'm trying to fix what is wrong with [ bleep ]ing country right now. >> and those explanations fell on e deafdeaf ears for the jury tonig

"the ed show" is up next. >>> good evening, americans, and welcome to "the ed show" live from detroit lakes, minnesota. let's get to work. tonight, marco rubio does his best scott walker impression. >> guys who are showing stuff right now are scott walker and mark rubio. >> the race is on to become the most anti-union candidate for 2016. ♪ >>> and later, north carolina becomes the new selma. >> we must march. >> i'm glad to see us standing for what's right. >>> plus, mega drought. the scientists say it is on the way. >> climate change continues unabated. >> it is unlike anything we have seen in 1,000 years. >> good to have you with us folks. thanks for watching. the question for the 2016 presidential hopefuls is who can be the best union buster in the bunch. i tell you what. these presidential hopefuls are trying harder than ever to position themselves with the right winger so they'll get the victory. marco rubio is in deep trouble. his solution is a legislative attack on unions trying to sell it as good for wages. scott walker is leading the polls in iowa at 16%. marco rubio is in a

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in sex ed because the sex ed case in my school wasn't offered. >> you turned out fine. >> no, actuallyot two women pregnant in high school. >> sounds like are you an expert. >> what experience did you have from clas. >> my sex ed was basically this is why you shouldn't have sex because you're going end up pregnant. and then we'll watch the biggest losers. >> that show isn't about sex why do you think they are losing all that weight,. >> i would rather learn about what i need to know so i can stay safe. >> as these students challenge their primarily abstinent-based curriculum they faced resistance and while this debate continues in the clark county school board, the battle rages across the country. concerned parent and author susan paton. >> i think that sex education in schools at any grade frankly i'm opposed to. sex education is something that should be taught by parents to their children. >> i'm sorry i was thinking about my mom teaching me about your clitoris. >> are you all right over there. >> vomited in my mouth a little bit. >> they're not experts but they can speak from their

ed lee has to do something. i have known him longer than you all. and i don't care if it's willie brown. i am not scared of willie brown. i am noted of governor brown. i would like to see obama and come back to the community instead of raising money. he's a community organizer in chicago and come back and look at the people that are trying to help us instead of getting thousands of dollars from the high rich people. i want to say in closing i am grateful because you all hear what is going on. i am tickled black -- not pink tickled black right now. thank you very much. >> you're welcome. next item please. >> the next order of business is item 7 report of the chair. >> i don't have a report. >> okay. the next order of business is item 8 report of the executive director. madam director. >> commissioners i just have one announcement last tuesday transbay block nine which is the 500 plus unit development along folsom street with the developers and 20% affordable that is 109 units at 50% of median income. that transaction closed. i believe you saw that at

. >> good morning ladies and gentlemen, to introduce mayor ed lee please welcome san francisco resident nicole banks (clapping.) good morning, everyone good morning. >> welcome to the bayview. >> this is where i grew up and where i work and will and where i'm raising my four children as a single mom including but not limited to it nicole banks and i'm proud of the san francisco mayor (clapping) it is such american people your honor to be here with the dignitaries and our mayor ed lee we're here at the san francisco with wholesale produce market a place to buy healthy food i remember coming here and shopping with my grandmother as a child the produce market is a place you can get a good job i know that's when my family wishes if he can stay and live here in san francisco let me thank you a little bit about me i frup on potrero hill very close to where we are today just as my young chshlg children do i attended san francisco public schools and went to city college and transferred to sfusd i received a bachelor's decree in psychology and just implemented graduate school and received a matt

>> no ed. i didn't.ut a lot of folks are making jokes about hillary clinton's clinton age because she'll be 69 next year when she runs. i did talk to a lot of republicans on the grass roots level who have great ideas. law enforcement against prohibition. conservative cops who want to end the drug war. i was stalking with a conservative but it was interrupted because rick perry showed up in the middle and the the noise overpowered our crew. so there are innovative people here. those guys are not invited on stage. >> let's bring in james peterson from lehigh university. you heard ben carson. to be respectful obviously, what do you think his mission is? it's almost like he's trying to recruit black americans to the republican party. >> yeah. i'm not sure if that strategy will work out well for him. he's an outstanding jury onwith an incredible narrative of his life. first of all, plenty of black folks are pro-h life. do make the statement it's being against black folks, i don't know what churches he's worsh

ensure, take life in. >>> welcome back to "the ed show." tense talks continue over the future of iraq's nuclear program but a breakthrough could be on the horizon. the united states and iran could be coming close to a compromise. two diplomats told the a.p. the deal would let iran keep much of the technology used to enrich uranium, but it would have reduce making their chemical weapons. the country could store a limited about of uranium gas used for enrichment. iraq would be required to ship out the majority of enriched uranium that they produce. this potential deal comes as a deadline nears for an agreement. the white house has been trying to keep iran at the table. congress hasn't been so patient. last week the senate banking committee voted to tighten sanctions on iran if an agreement is not reached by the end of june. the president said he would veto a sanctions bill if it landed on his desk. this deal could make it a reality, but how close are they? joining me tonight is steve clemons. steve, it's not very often -- in fact, it has been

go like a pro. >>> welcome back to "the ed show."vironment and what residents tell us they are seeing. >> this whole shell fell off right here. this should be shell going all the way to the bottom. that's a cancer right here, he got. >> that's a cancer, right there? >> yeah. >> you can tell by the color of the shell? >> the shell is gone. >> the shell is gone? >> you feel it right there. just ate that shell up. >> that's coming up tomorrow on "the ed show." >>> up next, a louisiana judge is letting big oil companies off the hook for damage they caused on the gulf coast. stay with us. we're right back on "the ed show." your mom's got your back. your friends have your back. your dog's definitely got your back. but who's got your back when you need legal help? we do. we're legalzoom, and over the last 10 years, we've helped millions of people protect their families and run their businesses. we have the right people on-hand to answer your questions backed by a trusted network of attorneys. so visit us today for legal help you can count o

thank you so much and i didn't pay him to talk about buying the stamps so such we appreciate that mayor ed lee before i introduce our dedicating official i want to mention we have a few honored gifts not that you're not honored gift but honor gift i want to introduce i'd like to introduce cam can you please stand (clapping) cam is the artist who created this beautiful new stamp that we are dedicating today and in addition island i'd be remiss if i didn't thank the oc a for helping cam with the trip so thank you very much (clapping) and i'd like to introduce rossy ferry nasal a retired vice president of the human resources management for the postal service and her husband mr. hernandez thank you for coming today. >> i'd like to also introduce san francisco's first lady anita lee (clapping) thank you. i guess i shouldn't be clapping you're next to the microphone i want to introduce commander garrett palm thank you (clapping) also like to recognize sherman president of the board of directors of chinese cultural foundation and ronda gil the assistant director thank you all so much for being he