>> eddie: too many stick handles.ndles. and by that time the puck never got a shot. it just kind of rolled right off his stick. better off to push the puck and then make one move. >> mike e.: he's over .500 in his lifetime. 8 for 15. trying to win it. he scores! the maple leafs win! meanwhile, the red wings are raising their sticks, patting their gloves together to salute the crowd. and the leafs have scored a large victory and have leapfrogged ahead of the red wings in the standings. and they exchange handshakes. normally reserved for the end of the year or the end of a playoff series in particular. you two owed congratulations for quite an event here this afternoon and how hard it was played. sometimes to dramatize is to trivialize. you don't want to do that. it was good. just watch them. >> eddie: tyler bozak comes right in. not much stickhandling there. finds its way onto the pads of jimmy howard. stick side low. and the reaction from the maple leaf bench. and doc pointed out, the red wings saluting the crowd here

in miami, nobody loves wine more than eddie lagaric. the owner of "w" wine boutique. >> it's magic.f all the grape juice, you can discover the miracle of strawberry, blueberry, vanilla. >> that grape juice can get expensive. >> i think the best sales that we've done is a case of three bottles for $36,000, which goes down to $12,000 a bottle. >> that's right. $12,000 a bottle. eddie keeps these rare and expensive wines in a highly specialized room called the 100- point room. >> the 100-point room has its own temperature system where we keep all the older vintages, rare to find, very limited wine, all the gems. >> in october 2009, the 100-point room receives an unwelcome visitor. "w" wine boutique is bustling with activity as the miami beach elite taste a premiere champagne. >> from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., we are doing champagne testing. we had about 80 to 90 people, so the store was very, very busy. >> just after 7:00 p.m., a customer comes in and heads straight for the back. trying to look casual, he checks out the back door. then he surveys the 100-point room. no one in sight. sati

. >> tiene 23 aÑos es hispano y le dicen eddie el cohete Álvarez estarÁ yendo a sochi buscando le unala de oro en patinaje, vamos con Él hoy. >> hola, ¿quÉ tal? muchÍsimas gracias por dejarme ser parte de su domingo 26 de enero. >> el prÓximo 2 de enero se llevarÁn a cabo elecciÓn en el salvador, las encuestas hablan de tres principales, el partido arena es uno de ellos y nos acompaÑa en el dÍa de hoy, muchÍsimas gracias doctor por estar con nosotros. >> al contrario, gracias por permitirme llegarle a toda la audiencia, mruz gracias. >> doctor en Últimas elecciones el paÍs decidiÓ por la formula del fm l n la guerra civil y tratados de paz que llega a la presidencia ¿por quÉ debe hacer el paÍs un cambio ya que lleva un periodo limitado el fm l n en el poder?. >> los nÚmeros son in apelables todos los Órgano.s que estÁn monitoreando los indicadores econÓmicos y sociales del paÍses indica que el salvador ha retrocedido, ha aumentado la pobreza, somos el paÍs que tiene menor atracciÓn de nfrpgs nacional e internacional el paÍs que menos crece en su economÍa, hemos aumentado el Índice de

how do you know eddie vedder? >> i met him years ago, over ten years ago.nto doing movies, camp canada, we call it. everybody goes up there to do movies. one night we met eddie vedder and he was in town with pearl jam. it was an incredible weekend. friday night, saturday night in his hotel room. he was singing and we were all laughing and it was the greatest weekend ever and then that was it. never saw him again. i went to a couple of shows. i had been to a couple of shows with my husband since then. and then he was playing that acoustic show, a solo acoustic performance. can't wait. and about three days before the event, i'm making dinner and i check my e-mail. and there was an e-mail from eddie vedder. and he said jeanne, you know, it's been a long time. i've never forgotten what you did in that hotel room. >> and tell everyone what it is -- well. >> i forgot. so i had no idea what he was talking about. i am reading and like oh my god, what did i do? and he didn't forget. he said we have this benefit coming up and i saw where you were going to be there an

one man, eddie lambert. 50% and that is not normal because macy's, wal-mart, target sprucing up their stores, sears going away and kmart. liz: you saw chris is upset, that makes the point. people are always shooting the messenger which usually is us in the media. do you understand? sears has great, great real-estate holdings, plus if they don't own the pieces of property under which their spores are they are able to first refused, does that not put value in these wars? look at this. they are huge landowners. >> you are my girl. without way and how valuable is it if you are not investing? how valuable is a craftsman or land's an end to show your clothes? they are not investing in core brands or scores and the hard assets skiers thinks is worth some much money, and a shout out to chris, that shop on your way program is ruining the company from the inside out because it is lowering margins and giving product the way for free. liz: they have brands like kenmore, die hard, not just sold in ser's but in costco and

really drunk. >> weimer asks eddie for a pack of cigarettes, then pays for some gas, then he tells eddies daughter who is driving him around. >> she drives us here. i swear to you. cross my heart. on my mother's grave. >> i thought no way. can't be. i thought there was somebody else in the van. >> weimer shares the use about his designated driver with a customer he recognizes. >> she's 9 years old. she drives here. >> that's crazy. >> i swear to you. i swear. cross my heart. >> he was bragging about it. >> 9 years old in the truck. we're parked right there. she drove all the way here. >> and i parked. >> and she parked. >> weimer's daughter seems to be proud of herself, too. >> did you drive all the way here? >> she was eating her apple candy and she was showing me the keys in her hand. she was like bragging about it, too. like i drive him around and this and that. >> weimer doesn't seem to care that what he's doing is illegal, letting his unlicensed, underaged child get behind the wheel. >> i mean, what are they going to do? they going to pull me over and say, oh, you let a 9-year-old d

eddy dean was great with the big rings.he gave us a big ring. >> we will continue with this soap opera five super bowls. had to pull that one out of the deep library. >> yes you did. >> 1985. but you know the 49ers would like to go back to the bowl for the seven time get that sixth super bowl. i know a lot of people are still stinging and collin kaepernick his first bowl season. how would you assess how he did and is he the guy that can get that ring number six. >> i thought he did well. the other teams get coached too. the other coaches watched all the kaepernick film and they tried to figure out a way to stop him. they did stop him from running but they really could not stop him from throwing. he kind of leveled off in the middle and got better and better and better every week. and now these last six games he's been playing really well. this winning streak his quarterback rating is over 106. so thrown one interception. >> 10 touchdown pass, one interception that's a nice ratio. >> so i think he got a -- say he's playing r

eddie's wife, chris, stated, eddie got 26 hours out of a 24-hour day. way ready was. a positive man. in addition to teaching and performing, eddie contributed mightily to the community through fundraising, and during the christmas season would organize a christmas variety show that would raise more than $20,000 for area charity. this man was a real citizen. r. speaker, yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. flores, for five minutes. mr. flores: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for five minutes and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. flores: mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize adam. sergeant investigator with the burleson sheriff's office. the sergeant was killed in the line of duty. sergeant investigator yoder assed away due to wounds after submitting a search warrant. graduating from sommerville high school in 2001, and like his father and brothers, he became a firefighter and became patrol deputy in 2006 after serving as an officer with

for some of the older arabists of missionary stock, like william eddie, the founding father of u.s. espionage in the middle east. almost has a mystical belief in the links between islam and christianity,sees himself as a bridge figure between the two civilizations. i think his happiest moment comes when he acts as the interpreter between franklin roosevelt and the saudi king at the end of world war ii. it's in the book. and he is the interpreter because he has arabic. so i think he -- i am not sure that the roosevelt cousins have quite this kind of intense belief in the convergence of christianity and islam that somebody like eddy did, but it's still there, i think, and the american friends of the middle east is sort of geared towards trying to generate a dialogue and theological conversations as well, something called the continuing committee on muslim christian cooperation, and the cia is funding via the american friends of the middle east. so, this is all sort of prior to the -- ultimately, of course, becomes in the eyes of some u.s. covert operatives, kind of a weapon of politic

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eddy is correct you can't make copies of the microfilm. we'll e people need to be submitting the 0 plan so everyone gets to see what's submit. they need to go along with the plan. the attachment would have been on the second floor when i went down and checked this morning. they zoo don't have the record for a completely different type of foundation. the soil is incredibly lose dune standing sand. we're asking for a continuance and hopefully, they'll talk to us and figure out a way to give us the 24 inches they agreed with. >> gentleman if i be, look at this

characters like william eddy and his biographer, thomas litner, is here tonight. i think this is really the explanation of the puzzle that i started this research with, which is what is the cia funding organization like the american and explains an arabist element within the young cia helps explain why it was that kermit roosevelt also organized covert backing for that sac -- nasa in egypt, statement, that's cermet roosevelt overthrowing the nationalist prime minister of iran. he is aiding the cause of the arab nationalist leader of egypt, a government that was created in the wake of the 1952 egyptian revolution against defiant british monarchy, and kermit roosevelt dispatches a cia team led by miles copeland. copeland's cover at this point is that of a booze allen hamilton employee, and that name could be familiar to you because it was also the company employing edward snowden at the time of his revolutions about nsa surveillance. the miles copeland and booze allen's hamilton's involvement 234 -- in cairo suggests that this kind of element or of advertising in pu

thank you >> hi, commissioners i'm eddy low i'm a technical engineer. i'm going to present two cases one is 13 dash 094. i think that is a straightforward case. we are protesting that permit is issued in error. the permit was the intent to upgrade to finalize what was done under the old permit. but from my observation ever since the junior 2005 to help ms. hanging no work was done for that particular permit. so in a sense that permit was issued in error and i submitted it a while back in august. so i'm going to talk about appeal 13 dash 67. as you know i come before you on behalf of overview have a tanning. i'm licensed in the state of california as a technical engineer. i have over 45 years of experience in practicing so so to technical engineering. i spent most of my professional career involved in work in san francisco. i support the appeal for the 1311051188. therefore i'm not going to repeat what was down, however, i'm prepared to answer any questions. let me respond to the rebuttal. i maybe overzealous in calling the notice red tagged but as i rec

eddy is correct you can't make copies of the microfilm. we'll e people need to be submitting the 0 plan so everyone gets to see what's submit. they need to go along with the plan. the attachment would have been on the second floor when i went down and checked this morning. they zoo don't have the record for a completely different type of foundation. the soil is

eddy from bright line defense project. and just two quick points that on reviewing this presentation. realizing two years yg ago bright utilize advocated for a rate increase with the understanding it's anonymous go policy in order to reflect the true cost of electricity but with shoring up the capital programs. its poouflz that two years later to the effect of $60 million so we'll comment to work for full funding on the program based on the second point which is if there's general fund resources being discussed the sf pc shortfall this show take into account that the solar will increase tax revenue. with all those policy points in mind we'll be back in the future to discuss sf solar and it's been a great program and will continue to be a great program >> thank you for being here eddy. if there's no other any public comment? we will move on to the next item because pub any public comment? is closed >> what about lunch. >> and other breaks? >> i'm going to callpresident. >> call that meeting back to order fouling our short r

tavis: it's one thing to find your way of eventually with the urging of eddie robinson -- we will comeack to andy. a great coach obviously. it is one thing to end up in the nfl. how did you end up as a starter in the nfl? >> i was very fortunate. so many players came before me that were great layers. it is the fact that i got an opportunity. the head coach like my ability. i had an opportunity to play in preseason games. each game came down to if you play well you stay. if you don't you get cut. we went through that daily. i tried to play my best football during that time. i tried to survive each week. doing those preseason games, at the end they decided my playing earned me an opportunity to start in the nfl, and i am very proud of that. given what has, happened -- even as we sit in this conversation, there are two players who come to mind. a black quarterback for the new york jets, another for the both whon redskins, are taking on the champ right now, and the advice from eddie robinson, don't come back and say you didn't make it because you were a black quarterback. you knew what you

reese chapman-- eddie's son. two years in april, me and reese. and this reese is a member of the braves, is he? he's a prospect. like a trial member.

reese chapman-- eddie's son. two years in april, me and reese.nd this reese is a member of the braves, is he? he's a prospect. like a trial member.

>> good. >> what grade are you going into, eddie?rt is like seeing him behind the glass and he's in here and stuff. so i really want him to get out. >> when his kids can't hug him, like i told him, he's hurting his kids. you know, i can stand the hurt. sometimes the kids can't. >> what's going on, man? >> what's happening, dad? how you doing? >> staying strong? >> yes, sir. thank you for bringing them up for me, dad. >> i want to let him know we love him no matter what. but make it easier on us when we come up here. we're in here with you. don't make it to where we are locked up being locked up. you understand? hey, have i told you i love you guys? i love you. i'm sorry. >> limited to 30 minutes, the visit hardly seems to have begun when it's time to leave. >> i love you. y'all be good. bye-bye. >> all right, stay strong. >> yes, sir. i'm praying, hoping, hoping that this is the last time they have to come up here like this and see me behind the glass because it is not a good feeling. it's not a good feeling. >> i just feel bad when

i'm not saying specifically eddie lambert or the lachman, but can you take over a retail store -- or bill ackman, but you you just take over a retail store and say, i got this? >> it is complicated and multichannel. you have competition on every corner. it is a very tough this is. you cannot move the oil tanker overnight. thesees time for businesses to shift strategies. it is very difficult to expect instantaneous change just because an activist decides they want to get involved. having said that, i do think activist investors will be much more prevalent within the consumer space. there are many companies with a strategies inth today's world. and not that the activist is the one that actually takes over the company and becomes ceo or dominates it -- >> eddie lampert style. >> but take a look around. jones started with an activist. whether it is a conglomerate that needs to be broken up, a company that needs -- that is sitting on too much cash, or a company that investors overall are not valuing what the management is doing and there needs to be a change agent, i think you'll see a lo

espionage efforts during the world war ii characters like william eddy and his biographer thomas lippman, who is here tonight. so i think this is the explanation of starting this research which was what was the cia doing funding an organization like the american friends of the middle east and it also explains this within the young cia and why it was that they also organize a covert backing in egypt. so at the same time kermit roosevelt is overthrowing the nationalist prime minister of iran and he is aiding the cause of the arab nationalist leader of egypt and the government that was created in the egyptian resolution against king farouk. and kermit roosevelt dispatches a cia team led by miles copeland to cairo and his cover at this point is that of an allen hamilton employee and that they might be familiar to you because it was a company that employed edward snowden at the time of his revelation of nsa surveillance. the involvement and carter suggests that there is this kind of element of advertising or public relations and americans sort of know how to convey this to the master regime a

. >>> así se protege eddie de la influenza pero no se ha vacunado.a pero la verdad es que una sumo pontífice que no puede enfermarse de la vacuna. >>> ahora bien. >>> algunas personas le duele el musculo donde se poen la vacuna, después de dos días ya no. >>> y con los menores de edad. >>> los niños pueden tener un poquito de fiebre. >>> pero los síntomas son leves. >>> son mínimos y la vacuna puede prevenir una infección que puede ser bien grave. >>>e n california se han registrado 95 muertes por la influenza, con 55 casos nuevos, en santa clara hay 8fatalidades, en contracosta sonoma 4 pacientes, en marin 2 fallecidos y en san francisco una víctima fatal. >>> recomiendan que además de vacunarse es conveniente lavarse las manos con frecuencia, toser y taparse la boca con le brazo o un papel yu luego tirar el papel. >>> en california el índice de desempleo se redujo, de acuerdo a datos del índice del trabajo del estado, a 8,3% alcanzó en diciembre, así mismo en el área de la bahía en el condado de marín donde bajó del 4,6 de noviembre a una tasa de 4

i'd like to mention that our speaker eddy who is the president of the chinese chamber of commerce couldn'tmergency eye city, of course, the chinese chamber of commerce is an integral part of this but we would like to recognize a few of the friends of this event from the office of congress woman nancy pelosi. also the following are city commissioners please stand. gregory chow and rodney and steven lee and leo and irene riling and julie sue, my good friend right there please stand and cindy wu please give them a round of applause and other cities are celebrated the year of the hours from our sister city we have a representative and vietnam and the office of vietnam trade. there we are thank you. a special friend who's the president of the academy of art university. (clapping.) now, it's my pleasure to honor a chinese gentleman it's the oldest chinese embassy we have the association to thank please join me in welcoming the gentleman mr. toy > >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping) happy new year. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping) >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clappin

. >> eddy williams is a security experts joining us from brussels. what do you make of the announcement by president barack obama. do you think the changes go far enough? >> well, it's difficult to say. you see that there are changes and it's an improvement. there seems to be more control and there is now a court order needed if you want to go into detail. that's a good thing. however, there are a lot of concerns and the european union and commission seems to be having a lot of questions. how can you control something like that? and does it really go far enough. we don't know. we are not sure. >> really, if the changes are implemented how do we know? is there oversight? who tells us that the changes are happening, if, indeed, they are happening? >> exactly. how can you control it yourself. how can you control the man in the street. that's always very difficult to do that if you are a man in the street or woman in the street. this is very difficult for us. it is an improvement. and it seems that obama is looking to the european union and the german pr

. >> eddie in massachusetts. caller.can hi, eddie. caller: good morning. industryrned about the itself. three decades ago general motors said that they paid for more steel.insurance than how are they going to compete in future? will insurance rates go up? thank you. yeah. it probably the company's health rates will go up. you probably know the big companies got a one year delay have to cover everybody, but they do have -- likely raise y'll rates for people that are on of aninsurance and pretty everybody that has employer insurance knows it's been going up and the options slippihrinking. you'll be better off if you have employer provided insurance but not as good. that's how they're gonna compete. >> we'll of our last call from florida.in democratic caller. caller: hello. good morning caller: i appreciate your program. to make a point about i recently got on medicare nd on insurance through my company for many, many years. premiums on those policies year.p every single originally our answer was free paid for year we because they couldn't afford it. it's a s

eddy is correct you can't make copies of the microfilm. we'll e people need to be submitting the 0 plan so everyone gets to see what's submit. they need to go along with the plan. the attachment would have been on the second floor when i went down and checked this morning. they zoo don't have the record for a completely different type of foundation. the soil is incredibly lose dune standing sand. we're asking for a continuance and hopefully, they'll talk to us and figure out a way to give us the 24 inches they agreed with. >> gentleman if i be, look at this letter i want it back tonight. mr. duffey anything further. i'm sorry. i'll hear from the permit holder next. we're ready for your rebuttal. 6 minutes >> i know things might have been done but again we're discussing the same privilege they want 24 inches from the bottom we're willing to give that to them. in those plans they were submitted to disallow before that meeting at the building department. before we submitted we called them again and said fine. we met that day it showed 24 inch

district 4 supervisor eddy sunset pete's here. you're from the sunset you won't.ot supervisor tang here. we also have our city administrator naomi kelly is in charge of everything. (clapping.) >> and we have the guy in charge of the water that keypads audio trees healthy and embrace green harvey listen kelly the executive director of the puc here. (clapping.) and we're so very lucky to have 6 individual here tonight who oversee all your 2 hundred and 20 parks and all you tell one hundred and 69 playground and swimming policy our rec and park department president marble and his vice president allen low and also commissioners. tom and commissioner megan levenson was here and commissioner ifshg eric new mexico dodged. we have ken weber from 20 a business and i don't know where he is but from the san francisco park alliance pat o'grady is here (clapping) so 84 years trowel one of the most special event this department has done for nearly a century and it's been a great year for replying replying our realms e recession programs are not as popular and last week, we have

we have eddie righhere. >> hi, eddie. >> he's a good boy. >> such a beautiful dog. >> this does his heart respiration, activity, monitors it 24/7. really great. you go to the vet, the vet tries to do a heart rate. the dog is nervous. this they get a reading for weeks, days, months, to your smartphone or tablet. great way to keep track. it is a health and wellness tracker. they can go in the water with it and everything else. called voice. this is from the folks at belkin. it is a crock pot and folks at crock pot, you can control it from your smartphone. >> oh, my god. >> soccer practice runs long and want to stop the food, stop it or change the temperature, all that is controlled. crock pot through your smart device. >> unbelievable. >> this is an inventor, actually here in the studio this is brand-new, called smart charge l.e.d. bulb. two l.e.d. bulbs here. this has a built in battery. let's say the power goes out in your house. here is the example of it. power out, this stays on, but still works with the switch. >> how long will it stay on? >> four hours. >> for emergencies. >> absolute

. >>> eddie Álvarez es parte de la comisiÓn olÍmpica de los estados unidos que va a los juegos, las autoridadeslemania, y hungria tambiÉn recibieron correo electrÓnicos, pero las autoridades dicen que pudo ser una broma ,pero la seguridad se toma muy en serio, al saber que los servicios secretos rusos buscan a extremistas islamicos que podrÍan cometer un atentadoa. >>> me impresiona esto y me da mucho miedo. >>> lin Álvarez dice que en los juegos olÍmpicos de londres 2012 la seguridad fue total. >>> en ningÚn momento sntÍ tmeor de nada nunca vimos un problema asÍ >>> pero rusia enfrenta una situaciÓn distinta y las autoridades quieren evitar un hecho terrorista, el mÁs reciente fue en atlanta 96, cuando un hombre detonÓ de dos personas y dejÓ heridas a docenas. >>> despuÉs del bombazo cambiÓ todo, la seguridad fue dificilÍsima. >>p>pero daniel leiva que ganÓ medalla de bronce en londres 2012, espera que sus compaÑeros tambiÉn vivan una fiesta. >>> espero que nadie de los atletas le moleste eso que la organizaciÓn de las olimpiadas controle eso. y tratando que los atletas s concentren en lo suyo

eddy for bright line a nonprofit involved in environmental justice decisions. a speaker earlier commented she would quite sure with the a randolph institute does and that bothers me. first and foremost in the area of policy and community advocacy on a variety of issues ranging from the citing of the power plants that used to exit to solar advocacy with the sf puc to make sure we have local hires from the communicated making sure their employment stunt that - and knowing that there are dope experience in the workforce they're a city partner and have relationships throughout the trades to allow people to go into the preprintership opportunity. and also making sure we take note of their partnership as well as with the department of the economic. to make sure there's a community outreach. so to work in bayview hunter point and not to know a randolph i want to make sure their recognized for their work. all this advocacy their provided to the community and they old in their progs presentation provided the residents information. so people strongly believe in a randolp

a 21 member task force meets for the very first time tonight. 13-year-old eddie lopez was shot by a sheriff's deputy back in october when his toy gun was mistaken for a real weapon. task force will explore options for community policing and provide feedback to the board as well. >>> a california teen has punched her ticket to the olympics in sochi, russia. one of three u.s. women to make the cut. she finished second at saturday night's u.s. figure skating championships in boston, and was officially named to the olympic team yesterday. >>> a southwest airlines plane nearly runs off a cliff after landing at the wrong airport. >> some new developments in a chemical leak that left hundreds of thousands of people in west virginia without any drinkable water. the very latest coming up next. >> kpix weather center, temperatures could soar near record levels, the fire danger also running high. we'll talk about that coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, an intense wildfire destroy >>> hundreds of firefighters in australia are battling these flames this morning. an intense wildfire destroyed almost 50 homes over

i'm eddy with the defense project. as you know it's not a surprise that bite line is a supporter and mr. kelly. last we increased the revenue and this year we're going to get questions. what is the statue for the sf this year. we ask for clarification so we may know about this program and hopefully see it's fully funded in the future to create good local jobs and rereluctant energy >> any other comment? ? seeing none, public comment is closed. ma'am, secretary >> item 5 is the fiscal year 2014 and fiscal year 2015 and 16 budget hearings. >> general manager mr. kelly. >> good morning, commissioners. thank you very much for making the time for additional meetings for us to discuss our upcoming oh, i'll speak into the mike. sorry. again, i want to thank you for making an additional time to revisit our upcoming budget. we wanted to present for my paratransit a two year budget and last year was the second time for a two year budget. this is the puc two year budget. one of the important things i've learned as general manage