i wanted to commend supervisor ferrel. i wasn't able to understand that hearing but a lot of good things came out of it. there was transparency legislation sponsored by leno and vetoed by governor brown and usually we don't get involved in anything at the state level but supervisor ferrel might have an ability to do more than rest of us and commissioners of this board and members of the department. but i wondered if there is any thought to reintroducing transparency legislation and bumping that up to the state level because that would make a significant difference even in our process in what goes on here if that was a state level battle again. that's my question, thank you. >> so, thank you, claire. just to address your comments, i had the opportunity to speak with senator leno over the weekend at the veterans day parade and disappointment in the veto necessary legislation transparency at the state level. he's wanting to introduce some form of that next year. i'm certainly a great fan of senator leno and what we should tak

>>> will ferrell as will ferrell. describing how he wound up anchoring the newscast as ron burgundy. this is "way too early." >>> will ferrell knows how to make an entrance. it is friday, december 20th. we start off with the obama administration is doing by making final preparations before the health care law tax penalty goes into effect in 2014. last night white house officials announced any american who had their health care policies cancelled because of the affordable care act will not be penalized next year. lawmakers have claimed the number of cancellations would exceed the number of people signing up through the exchanges. the white house refutes that claiming saying fewer than o 500,000 have lost coverage because of the law. for the rest of america, monday is the deadline to sign up for obamacare to make sure you have coverage by january 1st. officials say hundreds of new agents have been hired to address the rising demand at call centers. still the white house is a long way to meet its own lofty expectations.

vice-president lynn, ferrel, commissioner scott, fraser. lane. expected. we have a quorum. >> action item no. 1. >> action item approval of modifications of the minutes of the meeting setforth below 2013. >> are there any corrections to the minutes? >> second. >> any public comment on this item? >> okay. all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> opposed? unanimous. >> item no. 2. >> item 2, discussion item president's report. >> as you can see we have dr. dodd back with us today. i'm happy about that. [ applause ] and in the interest of time we'll move on to item no. 3. >> item 3, discussion item, directors report. >> lisa got pee. directors office. we are very happy to see her today. we have some very good news on the personnel front, our well ness manager is starting on december 9th. her name is now stephanie fisher because she was married last week. she'll be starting december 9th as our wellness manager. we are interviewing the compliance manager and our service manager position closes on monday and we'll start interviews on that as well. we have hired an 18

a lot of shows say, we've got will ferrell on the show. that's tremendous. we also have david koechner on the show. that's almost too much show. paul rudd will be joining those two, the three of them and what do we get, three, why not four, why not put steve carell on the show, as well, all four. [cheering and applause] and what did you do today? [laughter] let's begin in washington. you know, if you watch this show regularly... [laughter] really? nobody? all right. you're probably accustomed to two things: the delightful rhyme [bleeped]. [laughter] and maddening tales of waste, fraude and abuse. well, tonight we have tale so wasteful, so fraudulent, so abusey, you can't hate the player, you can only [bleeped] the game. why would i say that again? that doesn't even... that doesn't belong there. it makes no sense. just go to it. >> this is the case of john beale, who was the highest-paid e.p.a. official there is and one of its top experts in climate change who has now admitted through his lawyer that he did absolutely no work for years by telling his bosses h

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and he would just stare open mouthed. >> and in the world of comedy, will ferrell is an impossibilityall, he says in high school, the only way he could get a girl's attention and sympathy was to be funny. he created a site gag. >> a lot of this. >> his colleague tina fey says something about ferrell is just so american. >> it's not that i don't get angry. i mean, you should have seen me five minutes before i walked in this room, cause someone had brought me a latte, that was soy. and i lost it, diane. i was in tears. >> and you may not know, in college ferrell wanted to be a sportscaster. >> i have a test for you, ready for a pop quiz? >> i was not alerted of this. this is sabotage journalism here. >> you can be this close to being one of us. can you recognize this music? >> that's all i get? >> richard brown makes his first big shakeup in the office. >> it was short-lived. and as we know he ended up on saturday night live. >> i have to have more cowbell. >> after that, movie after movie proved irresistible, yet with all the success, ferrell has been married 12 years to the same woman

will ferrell made an appearance before a crowd of supporters. the exhibit brought attention and crowds to the new zealand -- to the newseum. almost mored one is secure a goal. we find them in the world of 24- hour news. he's the first to discover putting a car chase on the air. >> will ferrell majored in sports broadcasting at the university of southern california. comedy's gain is tv news is loss. >> i guess. that station in north dakota has gotten some criticism for putting a fake anchor on his newscast, but farre said last night that a station in san antonio and a station in san diego have reached out inviting him to anger. if that's not enough, emerson college in boston has named its communications school, the ron burgundy school of communication, but just for the day. it's a funny movie, but also very interesting the way they are pre-selling it area movies are about pre-awareness. >> and he seems like that nice guy. >> he was very nice, very low- key, very sedate. expect. you would >> did he make it to the network on this one? >> i think so

thanks to will ferrell for that. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room."ht on "crossfire," the budget battle moves to the senate. will it attract enough republicans to pass? and what does it say about our priorities? >> while we don't promise equal outcomes, we've strived to deliver equal opportunity. >> on the left, stephanie cutter. on the right, newt gingrich. in the crossfire, cornell west, a philosophy professor and ross douthen, a conservative commentat commentator. what's government's role in overcoming inequality, tonight on "crossfire." >>> welcome to "crossfire." i'm newt gingrich on the right. >> and i'm stephanie cutter on the left. in the crossfire tonight, guests with different views about what government should do about the inequality in our country. today it looks like senate dem rats have put together enough republican votes to pass a budget deal. a compromise congress needs to pass. here's why. most important it avoids a government shutdown. second, it gets rid of those across-the-board budget cuts that were particularly damaging to the m

they got ferrell and paramount's director on board.h commercial production team ferrell co-founded funny oredy, they shot 70 spots over the course of two days 40 of which have run on air and on-line. chrysler paid to produce the ads and buying the air time but paramount said no money changed hands and the partnership is turning out to be a win win. chrysler says we've seen a nearly 80% increase in web traffic alone since the campaign launched in october and durango sales continue to increase from month to month and year to year. they're one factor contributing to dodge's sales growth up 36% in november from a year ago. paramount is benefitting from the deal, its marketing partnerships leann stables says audience awareness of the film is off the charts. now we'll have to see how much it boosts anchorman 2 ticket sales in a couple weeks. >> did i hear you right, julia? they did not -- ron burgundy -- will ferrell didn't collect money for doing this? >> well, they say that they paid for the production costs, so they might have paid for hi

. >>> will ferrell as will ferrell.escribing how he wound up anchoring the newscast as ron burgundy. this is "way too early." >>> will ferrell knows how to make an entrance. it is friday, december 20th. we start off with the obama administration is doing by making final preparations before the health care law tax penalty goes into effect in 2014. last night white house officials announced any american who had their health care policies cancelled because of the affordable care act will not be penalized next year. lawmakers have claimed the number of cancellations would exceed the number of people signing up through the exchanges. the white house refutes that claiming saying fewer than o

and will ferrell, phil similmon. cross and ron burgundy. our first guest is a golden globe winning actor who hails from a country that brought us red hair, dark beer, green clovers, pink hearts and yellow moons. his new movie, alongside tom hanks and emma thompson is called "saving mr. banks" it opens in theaters friday, please say hello to colin farrell. [ applause ] >> how you doing? >> good. it's been a while, i think, since i've seen you. >> i've been told three and a half years. >> that's too long. how's your mother doing? >> you are still thin and handsome. i think you have lost a couple. the last two are the hardest? >> the last two are the hard ones. because it's like two whole pizzas. >> i may have blanked it out. >> or maybe she was just visiting. >> i think she was -- she was in the early stages. yeah. she used to make two trips over to ireland a year and three months was -- >> that was enough? >> yeah. i love my mother and having my stuff cleaned for me and drawers rearranged? she used to rearrange my por

>> i'm the wrong person to ask about will ferrell because i still laugh -- >> i like will ferrell. >> how many times did you laugh? >> a you few times. >> two hour movie? >> five or six times. it wasn't -- listen, it was not terrible. it really wasn't. but you know what, they had a long time to write a better crypt. script? >> could you call it good? >> well, everything is that will ferrell does is good.>> could y? >> well, everything is that will ferrell does is good.script? >> could you call it good? >> well, everything is that will ferrell does is good.>> could y? >> well, everything is that will ferrell does is good.script? >> could you call it good? >> well, everything is that will ferrell does is good. >> it's not teterrible, but i don't think it's as good as you want to be. i don't think it even qualifies as good. >> is that the blush on an ad, it's not terrible? >> it's not terrible. >> sorry, it just wasn't good.r it's not terrible? >> it's not terrible. >> sorry, it just wasn't good.b, it's not terrible? >> it's not terrible. >> sorry, it just wasn't good.h it's not terrible

and will ferrell. "anchorman" came out, and i know all the quotes, i watched the movie dozens of times. so i had really high expectations. he was so great, so kind and so nice to everyone. and it was funny because, you know, during a commercial break, he would talk as will. and at one point, he was like, have you been running a teleprompter this whole time. i was like, yeah, this is small market news. i run theteleprompter, too. he said, i'm really impressed by that. >> will ferrell impressed by you. amber, congratulations. you're the envy of many affanchor around the world. you did a phenomenal job. i don't know how you held it all together as you did. thank you so much. we appreciate it. and peter, thank you very much. >>> coming up here, police say the violent death of actor paul walker could involve racing. i will speak live with a drag racer about what he says. he says there's a huge, huge difference between what he does and what he calls street racing. >> plus, it has everyone talking. amazon say

. >> pam: plus: viewers in north dakota got quite the surprise saturday night when will ferrell -- a-k-an burgundy -- co-anchored an entire newscast. >> reporter:stay classy, bismarck. >> reporter:viewers in north dakota got quite the surprise saturday night when will ferrell -- a-k-a ron burgundy -- co-anchored an entire 30-minute newscast on k-x-m-b-tv. >> reporter:the actor came complete with his signature ron burgundy rust-colored suit. there were also plenty of awkward pauses and questionable comments. >>.don't get any ideas >> reporter:the team expected ferrell to end with his "stay classy" catchphrase, but he missed the cue, saying: >>"what? am i supposed to read that?" >> reporter:the movie anchorman two is due out in time for christmas. i'm vicki liviakis kron 4 news. >> pam: out of five options the winning name was about bowel which means precious and treasurer. baba >> pam: >> reporter: coming up people behaving badly! would you rather have spoons for hands or elbows for ears? i'd rather have food. [gasp] let's make a late night foody call and get - my munchie meal with the ne

tonight, will ferrell. adam scott. this year in unnecessary censorship. and music from christopher cross featuring ron burgundy. and now, though it's been said in many various ways, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for watching. thank you for being here. [ cheers and applause ] let me tell you something. i wish i could stick a hook through each of you and hang me on my tree. i really do. christmas is almost here. this is the magical time of the year. that answers the question how many different spiced lattes can starbuck's offer at once. the answer is 53. i wonder if jesus hates having his birthday so close to christmas. it is a bummer. are any of you traveling home for the holidays? maybe this is your home you travel to for the holidays. for me the most awkward part of going back home when your parents convert your childhood bedroom into a sex dungeon. i spent the whole day today, at work, handing out gifts. i like buying gifts. i don't like wrapping them. ever try wrapping gifts in aluminum foil? doesn't work. the poi

the clerk: supervisor avalos, chiu, cohen absent, ferrel present, supervisor kim, present, supervisor mar, present, supervisor tang, present, supervisor wiener, present, supervisor yee, pre. mr. president you have a quorum. thank you. ladies and gentlemen can you join us on the pledge of allegiance. >> pledge of allegiance. madam clerk, any communications? speaker: there are no communications. this week representing the even districts specifically district eight and 10. the mayor may address the board up to 5 minutes. the president will recognize the supervisors in question so long it does not exceed. i want to pensacola you back to the final question in time in the year 2013. if you have any open comments, i would love to hear them. speaker: thank you president chiu. happy holidays! during the winter months it's important to think of our most vulnerable. that's why i want to thank the inter faith council for providing shelter. tht the 8th year. the congregation has provided shelter to homeless. these protocols mean that every vacant shelter bed is available after 8:00 p.m. without a

will ferrell has a very appealing personality, people love him, the movie the campaign he was in was hilarious, he is just really tapped into real sense of people with ron burgundy, when they look at news programs or pseududonews progras he is riding on that wave. melissa: from a marketing perspective, it makes me think, you are right, when i watch this the reason why it works it does look like he is loving it but he loves playing this character so much, it like is he can't stop himself, he continues to go out and takeover newscasts, and woww peyton manning and be funny, it makes me wonder, could anyone else do this? is there any situation that could be this successful. >> i can't think of anything offhand, i think that will ferrell his respon respond. >> he brought out his kids they were in their pajamas, he can yecanget away with this, he hasn appealing personality, he is spoong himself people love that. melissa: we look at some partnership he has done at green with the ben & jerry's ice crm, i wonder about the rid underwear -- red underwear, he is making fun of them that is one th

anyway, you have will ferrell, who's just amazingly funny.ve broken in scenes with will ferrell on "saturday night live." >> right. >> jimmy: i'm not a good actor. >> i had to do something. i realized my job was not knowing the lines, necessarily but don't break -- if he improvs, or we all improv, and he does something brilliant, which he does, don't break character, because you just -- >> jimmy: what would you do, bite your lip or something? >> i would dig into the right side of my leg. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> or i would pinch myself. you have to just -- you have to create pain. >> jimmy: yeah, i had to, yeah. >> otherwise, you laugh. what was your -- did you have one? >> jimmy: i just couldn't -- >> you were so good, you never broke. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you, thank you so much. >> i remember, i saw every one of them. >> jimmy: we would do the hot tub sketch and his one hand would be under the water by my leg and every time, i talked, he'd pinch me. so he'd do your trick to make me laugh. >> preemptively. >> jimmy

it seems to be much more ad hoc. >> it fits in with will ferrell's own appearances.hat were only shown on a local market in wisconsin than it would go on the internet and get free media. much.nk you so >> thank you for having me. >> coming up, when big companies go public, usually wall street cashes in. even amc's lloyd -- loyal fans and employees will get in on the action as they are watching anchorman two. we will look at implications of potentially record-setting public -- we will be back. ♪ class is 56 minutes past the hour. bloomberg television is on the markets. equity futures still up pretty much -- it has turned around just a little bit. great retail sales coming in a little better than expected encore retail sales. you get the hilton ipo. that company is going public and will list and trade for the first time today at $20 per share. we will be watching the hilton ipo and how it performs today. we are on the markets again in 30 minutes. coming up, social media randy after the weighs in president of a controversial picture of himself at nelson mandela's memori

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when you hear crim describe life in the 70s news rooms, you can see exactly where will ferrell got histo understand that i was a typical traditional 1972 male chauvinist anchor. i liked women but i didn't think their place was sitting beside me on an anchor set. >> come on, will, it's bull crap. don't get me wrong. i love the ladies. they rev my engine but they don't belong in the news room. >> art imitating life for you. tonight on cnn our own anchorman piers morgan sat down with crim and he addressed sexism in the news room during that era. watch. >> you did appear to be a self-confessed chauvinist there. so your denial doesn't carry much credit, does it? >> as presidents and senators often say, i misspoke. i think the choice of the word "chauvinist" did not really accurately reflect what was going on. i really don't think that as i reflect back on it, i don't think the antagonism was toward the idea of a woman coming in. my daughter would be the first to tell you that i raised her to believe that a woman can do anything she wants to do. and i think i was very much a feminist all goi

. >> he's sort of like the perry ferrell. >> jimmy: i've always been compared to perry ferrell. >> ing like that. >> no, it's great. >> jimmy: but yeah, well, i was so excited. i go, "oh my god. edward norton wants to come on the show. he has nothing really to promote. it's "saturday night live." he just wants to come and hang with his buddy. >> i had not seen you in a long time. >> jimmy: yeah, you're just here for pearl jam. [ laughter ] yeah, be honest. >> you notice i didn't wear a suit. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. you're just here for pearl jam. and you're like, "pearl jam's here. i'm gonna dress as close to eddie as i can." [ laughter ] >> well, you know, in mexico, if you have the same name, you call each other tocayo. i always say my tocayo is eddie vedder. >> jimmy: my tocayo. i've never heard that. [ light laughter ] i like that, tocayo. i'll just take that. anytime i see jimmy kimmel. i'll say, "hey, tocayo." he'll be like, "what does that mean?" >> exactly. no, i love you and i love doing on the show for any reason. but -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you can't tell a

so far, i don't hear anybody saying enough already with the will ferrell. that could happen. the movie. dodge durango made out big here. >> and it's sort a myth to enlist this character to promote their cars. but they have had an 80% increase of traffic to their sites since these ads have begun airing. their secret to their success in october was ron burgandy. >> the first movie came out in 2004 grossed $80 million. a lot of people watching today probably don't remember the first one. do you have predictions on how well this one will do? you now say i've got to go. >> i think it's going to do better than that. i don't want to put a number on it. >> put a number. >> there's a lot of pent up excitement for this. but then they've also obviously not rested on their laurels, decided to reach out to a new audience to remind people who maybe forgot about the original film or haven't seen it in a while. i think the nice thing about a campaign about this the timing of it gives people a chance to go back and watch the original one, get excited for the new one. i think you'll see better

. >> people like will ferrell and director adam mckay are no strangers to media.edy website already makes $30 million per year. the other reason is ron burgundy is a character that comes along once a decade. >> i love scotch, here it goes down, down into my belly. >> we love he is selling us. durango's, that there is an ice cream flavor named after him. it probably won't tank. you can be sure to see this kind of marketing on lots of other movies. a strategy does not work unless you have the goods. weinberg and he is kind of a big deal. >> putting ron burgundy everywhere is part of the story. great content as others. viacom is the media giant behind this movie. >> there is a lot going on. at the end of the day it starts and ends with great content. what you see in anchorman to is great content. will ferrell is an incredibly engaging character. there has been great buzz about the film. having great content and aggressively marketing its a you can distributed across platforms is the name of the game. we think in the world of living media, the multiple platforms, wire

this is ron burgundy reporting for espn -- >> people like will ferrell and director adam mckay are nors to digital media. their comedy website makes more than $30 million a year. the other reason is that ron burgundy is a character that comes on once a decade and will ferrell is genetically engineered to play him. >> i love scotch. ch scotch.oth >> we love that he is selling dodge during go and that there is an ice cream flavor after him. i guess it could tank, but it probably won't. you will probably see this pushed to other companies. a strategy doesn't work unless you've got the goods. i don't really know how to put this -- >> i am kind of a big deal. we will be right back with "bloomberg west." ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." a victoria's secret fashion show ratingsast night, and were improved over last year. offeredfirst time, cbs a second screen experience to sync audio from the tv to your devices. interactivet of cbs . i asked him what kinds of things you were able to do with this app? of viewers on television overall have another device with them. we have been building

speaker: cohen, aye, ferrel, aye, supervisor tang, aye, mar, aye, yee, absent. supervisor avalos, ay supervisor breed, absent. supervisor campos, aye. there are 9 ayes. president david chiu: those resolutions are adopted. item 41-45. speaker: the clerk: item 41:2013.41.131061[administrative code - hearings on tenant allegations of landlord harassment to recover possession of the tenant's unit]sponsors: campos; avalos, mar, chiu, cohen and kimordinance amending administrative code, chapter 37, "residential rent stabilization and arbitration ordinance," by providing for hearings at the rent board on tenant allegations of landlord harassment constituting a wrongful endeavor to recover possession of the tenant's unit.1234 item 42: 42.131149[adding the name "donaldina cameron alley" to old chinatown lane]sponsors: chiu; marresolution adding the name "donaldina cameron alley" to old chinatown lane in recognition of donaldina cameron and her many contributions to san francisco president david chiu: supervisor campos? supervisor david campos: thank you very much. i woul