i get curious about it, guys get all these egos, you know. the ego is the higher power coming through you. and i believe that. you go to your creativity with humility and your successful grace. >> we'll be right back. >> would you consider doing a record with me and basie? i said, man, are you crazy? is the pope a catholic? two days later, worked with him the rest of his life. ♪ mickyd's, mcdonald's ♪ mcnugget time ♪ at mcdonald's ♪ six sauces, so you can dunk 'em ♪ [ male announcer introducing a new lineup of sauces for your mcdonald's chicken mcnuggets. six delicious flavors including sweet chili, honey mustard and tangy barbeque. ♪ six sauces, so you can dunk 'em ♪ [ male announcer so your crispy juicy made with white meat chicken mcnuggets are a slam dunk every time. it's the simple joy of throwing down. ♪ ba-da-ba-ba-ba >>> quincy jones is the quintessential genius. >> he's so loving and so cool and so deep, you know, i'm sure everybody that's met him ever has said that. just the coolest person in the worrell. >> everything he does has a

>> it really isn't an ego thing, believe it or not.on't need to separate a child to satisfy my ego. i'm there with a talent that i feel i'm supposed to use to help those kids. >> the specialist surgeons on salyer's team varied wildly in their opinions of how to help the kids and what the outcome of the surgery might be. and then there's the ethical question of whether to risk sacrificing one life to save another. >> there are some forms of conjoined twins where you really have one that's a parasite. so there it's not a decision. but when you have two total human beings, i don't think that's a good solution. i don't like that approach. i'm not on a plan of sacrifice one. i'm on a plan of save two kids. >> you know that your chances of saving two kids is not that good. >> chances are not good. but we have to go for that. to me that's the only way. and it's possible. >> coming up next -- doctors weigh the medical options while the twins' father turns to his faith. >> he's kind of put it in the hands of god. >> he has. >> ( rooster crows )

>> well, i think that the theme that we're talking about here, is ego.ge ego that want the power and yet they are not willing to make the sacrifices. whether it's to have to forgo some sexual tantalizing fun things that you shouldn't be doing if you are a politician. or making the sacrifices. make the sacrifices if you want the highest office in the land. you got to go out there and shake hands. and a source told cnn he just wasn't willing to do that personal sacrifice and good out there and do the meet and greets. in fact, he took a vacation with his wife to greece. and he had the audacity to say, to have a major break through policy you have to be able to stop and think. but apparently the best way to do that is to be on a cruise liner. in the mediterranean. i really think that there's a lot of hubrous, a lot of arrogance that one could read into this. i think the most important thing we need in a candidate today is humility. that's what we're all looking for. i am sick of these ego campaigns. let's get some humility in there. >> the always outspokene

as for ego, they all have big egos. you have to have a big ego to run for president. just because somebody believes in themselves and is willing to workery hard to become president es not mean they are in it for themselves or for the money, for heaven's sake. mr. romney does not make -- need the money. they have faith in themselves and they believe they can really do something for the country. i guess that's all i have. tweet --re is a tweed guest: mitt romney as a problem with his personal presentation. tim pawlenti gets a rapport being less than exciting and mitt romney has the same problem. he has never seen completely comfortable on the stump. four years ago, his hair was perfectly in place and he wore a suit and tie and look like a classic businessman. he looked like the guy who fired your father, some said. he has backed off a little bit. sometimes his hair is a little out of place and sometimes she shows up in srtsleeves. he has a cornball sense of humor which even his own sons sometimes roll their eyes. this is a problem for him. he cannot much president obama

one offender suggests, ego and power. >> i think i did something for the worst possible reason.because i could. >> reporter: claire shipman, abc news, washington. >> at least he sort of says that. we discussed this quite a bit. the weinergate scandal. a lot of people say it's ego, sort of this needing constant attention and adulation from people. >> and maybe people have a legitimate sexual addiction. others maybe looking for forgiveness. hoping it blows over. >> when you mix that with power, and people with access to a lot of people, you get a disastrous situation. >> exactly. >>> well, coming up, a real-life drama off camera for a reality tv star. no sex addiction here. >> no sex addiction here. but we're talking about tori spelling, who she is blaming this car crash she just had. all the details next in "th@h@he ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >>> it is time for "the skinny." we start with a story about actress tori spelling. so, she's pregnant. >> with her third. >> with her third child. >> she has cute kids. >> yeah. adorable, little kids. she was on her way to -- i don't know where s

. >> i was just asking about those furs their egos -- asking about those areas. they make it a responsibility to look at those things and actually decide if we want to change them for the coming year. that is the responsibility, and of course we are voting on the feeder half turns, so we want an update. -- feeder patterns, so we want and of faith. this is about monitoring and having the board members come through. i do not know if we are specific enough about the testing things we would like to be monitored. i would like to have more information about the students and how the process works when we have the-so, there are other the yanks -- other things. i am assuming that is the overall suggestion. i am presuming that is what the monetary -- monitoring committee will do. that is their corn job. >> they are the advisor rich commission -- the advisory commission. we are sure they are doing it on a voluntary basis. we are going to share if and suggest feedback the superintendent will be able to bring forward. i think a lot of commissioners have asked questions about

they could not put their egos aside. they generally would with the caretaker mayor.rson would pose no threat of running against them. >> when the board met next week on november 23, the clerk of the board proposed a process for nomination for mayor, which the board debated, amended, and eventually passed. >> a board member read the nominated may not produce pig in the discussion or vote on the competitor nominees. if the nominee of a board member nominee has been withdrawn, the board member may no longer have a conflict and could return to the room and to dissipate. >> basically, a process that i am proposing is one in which, one, would maximize per dissipation. members of the board of supervisors. it would in franchise as many of our individual electors as possible in the decision making. >> this vote we will be taking is without question the most important vote we will cast as members of the board of supervisors. >> alioto-pier, there are 11 ayes. this motion is approved as amended. >> there was a lot of ambiguity run the process. to have the board to settle on a p

. >> los limeÑos han convocado a dos marchas de protesta, en lo que consideran un monumento al ego debiente advierte sobre altas cantidades de cianuro en el agua. en cualquier momento se podrÍan conocer los resultados de la segunda muestra de orina tomada el mismo dÍa a los futbolistas mexicanos suspendidos tras un resultado positivo en la prueba antidopaje. muchas gracias. >> al regreso hablaremos de un grupo de voluntarios que trabaja en contra de la prostituciÓn infantil. >> muchos piensan que el trÁfico sexual de menores es sÓlo un mito y del extranjero. nos explican que la realidad es otra. >> la prostituciÓn infantil se ha convertido en un negocio muy lucrativo en los estados unidos. acompaÑamos aun grupo de voluntarias que nos mostrÓ quÉ tan frecuente ocurre esto en nuestros propios vecindarios. >> la bÚsqueda en medio de la oscuridad de la noche se hace mÁs difÍcil, hay que recorrer hoteles solitarios, preguntar con discreciÓn. en muchos casos, hay que abandonar el plan y escapar. a veces pueden tomar la informaciÓn de nuestros carros. >> normalmente lo que hacen lo rentan por

the other thing we have to be willing to do is check our egoes at the door and listen to each other. there are a lot of folks who love to hear themselves talk. but people who need to listen to what others say. working together means listening to each other and not taking credit. we have to have faith in each other. i know it is difficult. i know there's a lot of history and disappointment much we have to start to believe in one another again. i have seen too many times when we project to others when we believe them to be. without taking into consideration who they really are. at some point. we have to be able to see in others what they can be instead of focuses on what they can't. we can find reasons to find thingses that can't be done. i am going to challenge us to look beyond what our experience says is possible. they do not confine themselves to what they think can be done. they focus on what must be done. and we must find a way to work together. not for ourselves. not for our organizations. but because there are children out there that need us to. there are children out there who

recommend $1,208, so our recommendation would resulted $279,000 in savings to the general fund and your ego-- to the general fund. >> we will see you next week. i guess we do not have any departments for us. can we continue item one and item to tomorrow? >> the us. -- yes. >> any other items? >> that completes the agenda. >> thank you. we are adjourned. >> hello. welcome to "culturewire." we are here today with bay area artist jody chanel, and we are here to see the plaza where your piece has just been installed. >> i have been doing large-scale paintings in the galleries and museums, and the idea that in the future, i could do something that would hang out a little bit longer than the duration of the installation the kind of appeal to me. i quickly found out about the san francisco arts commission school and realized there was a pre-qualified school you had to apply to, so i applied to the. >> how long did it take you to develop this work for the plaza? >> this was a fast track project. design development was about a month. >> let's look at the beautiful mural. i have never seen a mural cr

the bayside apparently did not have complaints for 15 years have windows that were often open up your ego -- but were open. we have spent a lot of hours, and people have worked hard to come up with a way that was unanimously agreed to. one door would be open. on a nice day we could have three panels open. that is its. i would like to mention a few things to clarify from earlier. there are 26 other restaurants. many of those have windows and that opened into the street. there were 22 calls to police. i can tell you there have been zero citations. the final thing i would like to say -- even with the current conditions and that have been adopted, that does not give us hard to launch -- give us carte blanche to operate however we want. we will respect any noise ordinances. >> have any technical reports been done by somebody by that kind of experience? >> nothing has been done outside of the entertainment commission, and speaking to some work we had done before it opened, those panels are actually observed sound, so the idea is when you have a hard surface, it amplifier'es. that did so absorbe

check the egoes at the door. they are costing us the lives of the young people. it requires us to have the will to come together to say enough is enough. >> i am on is this gun buy back. anything, any sense in your organization of any plans for any future coordination efforts? >> there are discussions about the gun buy backs. we have to deal with the issue of access to firearms. while i think that particular program is important, i think we need to go back to ernie's point. what are we doing about the overwhelming access to the guns. it's just one of the strategies. one of the challenges is attracting the communities. it's not the 15, 16, 17-year olds who are bringing the guns to us. the reason being. when we talk to the young people. why didn't you show up. even if i'm giving you a $250 voucher. we have to get a little more innovative approach. i know it's different as a state and nation to grapple with the manufacturing of automatic weapons. >> what i hear often. that's just one strategy. that's just one program. we have to do this. why don't we take what we're

made a contribution and the employees have not withdrawn, those funds are then sent tothe employe egoe opportunity in the future to contact our nmra. >> in the meantime, if the unholy allows it to lapse, is the money used -- if the employee allows it to lapse, is the money it used by healthy san francisco? >> we can only use it for healthy send francisco purposes superior -- healthy san francisco purposes. >> so that money is utilized by healthy san francisco? >> is utilized by healthy and san francisco. >> thank you for being so patient. that is one of the longer segments, so to echo supervisor campos, thank you for that. we will keep it to two minutes as much as we possibly can. there are quite a few people here, and it has gone on quite a bit. >> public comment will be limited to two minutes. with the exception of one request, we will go in order that they are received. [list of names] you can line up on the side wall there. welcome. >> good evening, commissioners. i am with the workers alliance. i am speaking on behalf of this to -- miss hu. she has been restaurant owner for over 1

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we cannot do it without leadership from both sides, lowering everything from egos to pass the blame and getting through the work of the city. i want to thank president david chiu for helping to lead this on the board. each time i met with individual members on the board, the wool idea of the pension was always an update. i want to thank all of them for their contributions, for their ideas, for keeping things moving forward, and their positive attitude for a very complex and comprehensive challenged that we had. supervisor and for president david

i could put in the initial application, which i do not think a permit holder submitted your ego -- submitted. lahooit was crossed out after te discussion. its stated very clearly in order to remove its they would need to do a neighborhood snowshoes. it was crossed out and removed. further, it does say to remodeled bathrooms. this is how we approved it. it was removed. but is why we have outlined what has exactly happened. >> was the only point of contact at the counter, or was there a separate rove year -- a separate review of the vote >> -- separate review. >> it does happen the people will amend their applications to come by for a separate application if they need a notice on something. i imagine they wanted to get their permits to start converting the restaurant. this was the permits and it started restaurant use. >> i have heard this called a sports bar, and a restaurant. is it your understanding that is to be used as standing room or foresee thing, -- for seeding? >> there can be no more than four tables or 12 people during the >> i understood it to be a seating area. >> the commission

certainly his own ego and vanity. and perhaps even his own life. i think that the nature of redemption mean that it is a very full in richmond. one of the glories of chris' performance is that you believe he has changed from someone who is entitled, arrogant, sometimes witty and aggressive, to someone who cares more about you, him, her, then himself. in doing so he accesses that selfless, unpublicized heroism, a genuinely redemptive power. tavis: the name of chris hens worth is going to be much better known are around the globe -- the globe. he beats up his blood brother? [laughter] >> i do not know what his life was like on that evening, but these men get out for the same part in their tremendous careers. as our version of the script developed it all played into this letter maturity that chris has. in both cases they had fantastic physiques. chris was able to do the kind of work to produce a body that you and i have is a matter of course. working in a way that we will not do right now, taking the shirt off and letting the world know he has the bod

recommend $1,208, so our recommendation would resulted $279,000 in savings to the general fund and your ego-- to the general fund. >> we will see you next week. i guess we do not have any departments for us. can we continue item one and item to tomorrow? >> the us. -- yes. >> any other items? >> that completes the agenda. >> thank you. we are adjourned. president chiu: good afternoon, welcome to the board of supervisors meeting for tuesday, june 21. [roll call] mr. president, all members are present. president chiu: ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, would you please join us in the pledge of allegiance? colleagues, we have our number of meeting minutes from the main tent and mail < meeting minutes. if i could get a motion to approve those minutes. without objection, they are approved. are there any communications? >> i have no communications, mr. president. these items will be acted upon by a single roll call vote unless a member requests discussion of the matter, which of be removed and considered separately. [roll call vote] there are 11 aye's. president chiu: the ordinances' are final

the bayside apparently did not have complaints for 15 years have windows that were often open up your ego -- but were open. we have spent a lot of hours, and people have worked hard to come up with a way that was unanimously agreed to. one door would be open. on a nice day we could have three panels open. that is its. i would like to mention a few things to clarify from earlier. there are 26 other restaurants. many of those have windows and that opened into the street. there were 22 calls to police. i can tell you there have been zero citations. the final thing i would like to say -- even with the current conditions and that have been adopted, that does not give us hard to launch

recommend $1,208, so our recommendation would resulted $279,000 in savings to the general fund and your ego-- to the general fund. >> we will see you next week. i guess we do not have any departments for us. can we continue item one and item to tomorrow? >> the us. -- yes. >> any other items? >> that completes the agenda. >> thank you. we are adjourned.

that's another big hit on the ego. >> reporter: melissa who worked for government is now studying tonurse. in these tough years they said all that saved them were their unemployment checks. >> unemployment benefits have been a god send and i thank god literally every day for them. >> but melissa's benefits run out in july. and michigan is one of four states that have passed laws. nearly 8 million americans are now drawing unemployment checks. anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >>> she has talked to police and now to reporters. she's the alibi in the bryan stow beating investigation. what the daughter said tonight. >>> john edwards is indicted but he says he broke no laws. how chocolate was used to ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ man ] i love you guys. [ laughs ] i mean, just, you know, the whole heist thing. just putting jewels in teddy bears. this guy's wearing a wire the whole time. right? look at that! he's wearing a wire! [ laughs ] all right, let's do this. all right? before my wife changes her mind. go. [ male announcer ] your favorite movies right when you want them. watch unlimited tv episo

we cannot do it without leadership from both sides, lowering everything from egos to pass the blame and getting through the work of the city. i want to thank president david chiu for helping to lead this on the board. each time i met with individual members on the board, the wool idea of the pension was always an update. i want to thank all of them for their contributions, for their ideas, for keeping things moving forward, and their positive attitude for a very complex and comprehensive challenged that we had. supervisor and for president david chiu. president chiu: good morning. today is a great day to be a san franciscan. this is the day we shall we are not washington, d.c. we show we are not sacramento, gridlock's for decades and drowning in liabilities. this is the day that we show we're not wisconsin and trying to blame things on our workers. i want to thank everyone for coming together. mayor lee, spots to vote for putting this at the top of the priorities -- thank you for putting this at the top of the priorities. warren helmand. i want to thank all our brothers and sisters from

here's why. >> we inject less lee bead doe. >> we don't project our egos into cutting a deal.tly believe there's a majority of women in such position that approach power, decision-making processes and other people in the business relationship in a slightly different manner. >> her point was, there's some game when it comes to negotiation. >> to raise that point, don't you think we have, first, to go back to the grass roots? to get the women in those positions, we have to facilitate their life before. >> make it easier for them. >> of course. when you're a woman, you have three lives. you're a woman, you're a mother, you're a worker. we have to try to help them to be able to get to those positions. and that's why i think we have to take the problem at the very beginning, at the very start. >> i see. >> if not, if you have some kids and you want to have kids, you have to -- it has to be easier for you to get back to work afterwards. so we have to go first, the first step. that means, make life easy for women, and to be able to get to those responsibilities. >> which the foundati

. >> susie: next rein in ove overconfidence about ego. >> it comes up how men invest versus women and he only invests in companies he truly knows and understands. >> susie: i guess it goes to your third point. shun r yes, we can't completely eliminate risk but all take a lessen from buffett and learn to manage safety and that's something we can all put into play. >> susie: focus on the positives of pessimism. that's complicated. >> it sounds strange but buffett gets excited when the market is scary and that's when you should be buying and it can feel scary to people but by focussing really on when times are the worse getting out there and investing you'll be better for it. >> susie: let's look at the next batch of four other research essentials. research extensively. it gets to the issue of doing your homework. >> absolutely. he is said to read five newspaper as a day and all investors can do for themselves. >> susie: and women do naturalry compared to men. >> yes, we go back to the over confidence question because women tend to be less confident and the do more research which works i

modesty's alter ego linda briskly. >> some people have a teed to be sexual with somebody to have somebody sexually affirm them. that's something they can get from being online. >> reporter: technology companies realize cheating 2.0 is lucrative so new services marketed to would-be cheaters or to the spouses that want to catch them. ashley madison is a site that offers a 1 oors guarantee. life is short, have an affair. >> one new trend are chat services that work on people's cell phones so for instance ping chat and message in a bottle let you create services where you could be sitting in a park and open it up and see who else is around and feastly just chat with those or see who wants to hook up. everything is streamlined. >> reporter: an iphone app called tigertext. messages cannot be forwarded or saved. they just disappear from the recipient's mailbox. congressman weiner probably wishes he had known about that. >> i have done things i deeply regret. >> reporter: instead he was the agent of his own undoing tweeting it to his constituents. >> nobody snooped or found it on his own. if he h

>>no hay egos, este...o creo que mientras nos siga emocionando salir al escenario y... mónica: tienes razÓn... >>que nos pongamos nerviosos y... este, pues, saben que nos gusta ¿no? que nos sigue motivando para seguir grabando, haciendo conciertos y ver a toda la gente gritando, cantando... mónica: la capacidad de asombro que tienen uds. que es increÍble. >>contigo sÍ habla juan. >>me quiere, ¿verdad juanito? que me quieres. ahÍ hay amor de muchos aÑos. >>y de verdad, te digo, en cada disco no sabemos quÉ va a pasar, es como si empezÁramos de cero. es como el pintor que tiene el canvas ahÍ en blanco. hay ese nerviosismo, porque tÚ no sabes si la gente va a entender el rollo que traes, ¿no? mónica: exacto. >>y pasaron cuatro aÑos y medio y salimos con el disco, no sabÍamos si... porque las tendencias musicales cambian, etc., pero salimos y es primer lugar de ventas en prÁcticamente todo el mundo; como que la gente nos estaba esperando. quiero agradecer de veras profundamente, la lealtad de los fans.... [♪] m

all the ego clearly not morrow therefore i don't actually believe there is a political will of this government to actually ensure that the rich should pay for the problems that the rich coursed but the banking sector should pay for the problems the banking sector caused and as we're doing this interview i have members on fifteen thousand pounds a year struggling to make ends meet they don't have holidays facing having their pensions slashed when they see bankers who are already million as trousering millions more and donna says that's got to be fundamentally unfair since the crisis britain has entered into a new war in a foreign country and recently the air force said he needed more money to sustain a campaign in libya and. do you think there is a moral vacuum in westminster that causes these kinds of things to happen that the government would cut spending and to enjoy another war while i think there isn't any politico consistency quite clearly we've been told that strapped for cash everything that we hold dear has to be slashed and yet we can still talk about renewing and fighting wars overse