you still have ferrell and his taken to tracks. they are really going to love that mix. i'm hoping.'m really excited about the record and i love it. i think they are going to hear what they love about the original miami sound machine but take it to today and through the mind overp ferrell and we really clicked. i got to tell you. you can't make that up. tavis: i'm glad you said that. i was going to ask what is the cool part or the challenge working a kid producing you from another generation? >> the challenge always is as a writer is this going to work? it is a very intimate process. i tend to be very introverted and when i write it is in my head. when you step out, it is like going on a date. the first time we stepped into the studio, we were like are we going to have another date? is this going to be cool? it just clicked very naturally. i hope for him as well. we had our family there, in and out. it didn't matter. it was just happening and it was happening quickly and sometimes my daughter would be sitting there because she was in love with the whole process. imagine, the opportu

will ferrell is my god. >> jon: you said your god or your guy? >> god!ghter ] yeah. >> jon: that's awesome. [ laughter ] how funny is that guy? he came out here for an interview once -- >> with a baseball -- >> jon: with a baseball bat. >> baseball bat. >> jon: you are acting like i said it wrong? >> sorry. i'm sorry. oh, my gosh. can we do that? do you think we can? avian flu. >> jon: i love those guys. i don't get to see them enough because i'm always here interviewing people who have written books about mckinley. like i give a (bleep). [ laughter ] what is -- this type of thing, you know, because you're a great actress, you start to research a role. as you do it, do you get more come for thed by the knowledge that -- comforted by the knowledge that you get or more frayed by the knowledge you get. the world health organization, you probably talked to them red sox you more comforted from talking to them or more nervous? >> in that case talking to those people and not talking to them and knowing what they do will not comfort me because it doesn't -- even

loggerheads, battles, conflict, government shutdown, escalation of rhetoric, race war, ferrell leprechauns roaming the streets. we're doomed! >> wednesday seemed to be the best option, when that wasn't available... when that seemed to be a problem, thursday was fine with us. (laughter) >> jon: well, there you have it. the president offered a date, the republicans said "could you move that a day?" and the president said "all right." (laughter) noncrisis averted. it's the first installment of what i hope will be many in our new segment "tales of reasonable accommodation." i tell you, it's nice to see that every now and again. people in washington work together to solve a minor... >> the one day controversy known as speech-gate. >> where is speech-gate. >> where is debate-gate. >> where is how can our political leaders do big things like reduce the debt or fix the economy if they butt heads over a scheduling speech. >> jon: are you (bleep)ing insane? (laughter) "how can americans trust their political leaders not to sneak into their houses and kill them in their sleep when it took them 24 who

i am joined by supervisor mar ferrell, as well as the board president, david chiu. the clerk is andrea. we want to thank the following members of sfgtv for covering this meeting today. mark and nona. madam clerk, do have announcements? >> yes. i ask that you turn off all or ringers on phones. please fill it is bigger card. you may turn it in to the right side of the podium. we want the motion for the committee report on the october 4 board of supervisors agenda, unless otherwise stated. >> thank you very much. as was indicated, this is a special meeting of the government audits and oversight committee. those of you who are here, thank you for your presence. we're working on getting an overflow room in the event that we needed more space. once we know what that overflow room will be, we will announce it. let me simply began by noting that this is legislation that i introduced, and i want to thank my colleagues on the board of supervisors who have been co- sponsors of this legislation, beginning with supervisor cohen, supervisor mar, supervisor avalos, supervisor kim,

at the first full board hearing c, chpresident chu and ferrell commented on their districts. supervisor farrell added a provision where parties could opt in and request noticed about these permits in the future. with these amendments the full board pass the amendment on fourth reading last week. we also had an appeal before the board for 64 street of a wireless determination of a wireless internet at 664 street. on july 7 you heard a conditional use for the project. it is interesting to note there were no speakers and you're hearing, and you only received two letters in opposition. the appellate argues the department did not consider potential health and tax in the review of insulation. under the purview, when exports and help in tax-cut the question is does the proposal comply with the sec guidelines? -- when exploring health aspects, the question is does the proposal comply with the fcc guidelines? after a short presentation from the project, the board of held it 11-0/ . there were a couple of questions that were out of the purview that i wanted to share with you. superviso

will ferrell in the crowd watch the match.oe brother john and patrick broadcasting. here's ron burgundy assessment of the. >> i love the macintosh brothers. jason and paul. >> they are in the actually brothers. they are adopted sprtly and yet they look exactly aliketh uncany. >> macintosh brothers is that you could hear them laughing in the background there. >> yes is that nightline is up next. for all of us here, thanks for joining us everyone. next. for all of us here, thanks for joining us everyone. we sea you tomorrow so...what do you think? i'm not crazy about these light fixtures. kitchen's too small. what's next? 607 franklin st. ♪ sea bass... ♪ ooohhh! ♪ i like it. yeah, i love the kitchen. [ male announcer ] the epa-estimated 42 mpg highway chevy cruze eco. perfect for finding your way home. just having some tender chicken and some tasty noodles. let's see...south western vegetables...60 calories. ya' know those jeans look nice. they do? yup. so you were checking me yup. out? [ male announcer ]rogresso. 40 soups 100 c

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i said it was like he was doing his best will ferrell impersonation. he looks like a bad george w. bush impersonation. it was a romney victory. can i say one thing about the dream act? i don't think there is any response that would work. from the perspective of the republican base, it is indefensible policy position. >> it is like romney care. >> whatever he says, he is screwed on that issue. because the simple policy is so odious to the republican base. >> get in here. >> in talking to the people attended the debate beforehand, i was shock how wants wanted to hear a debate an immigration policy. has the top issue for the peel voting. more so than health care or romney care. i think what you saw with the boos, they were very disappointed at one point in this debate, governor perry is being targeted as a flip flopper. the irony is that if romney has a serious weakness, he has taken up two positions on every issue. if you're being tarred by the premier flip-flopper in the lakers you know you're pretty much losing the battle. >> howard from ponzi scheme in the first debate to you don'

went around at that point and asked them all at that point, nancy pelosi was in the group, jay rock ferrell and the -- jay rockefeller on the democratic side, asked them if they thought we should continue the program. they said, absolutely. then i said, do you think we ought to go back to the congress and get additional legislative authority to continue to operate the way we're operating? and they said, absolutely not. and they were unanimous on both points. they were concerned that if we went up and asked congress for a vote on the subject, the fact that we were doing it would leak, and we'd in effect be telling the enemy how we were reading their mail. so it was well notified to the congress, there was some controversy later on, but internally that the president dealt with, but it was, i'm convinced, a key part of our success in terms of preventing further attacks against the united states. i think we saved thousands of lives by what we were doing. i think it's one of the great success stories, especially with respect to nsa and be how they put the program together and developed the capab

. >> an amazing artist, performer, writer, producer, ferrell has worked with madonna, britney spears,nd, you know, urban and he was -- he had an idea for me. >> this album is going to be great and i know it's going to be a big success and as an english speaking person, i feel responsible to make it successful. >> i hope so, too. >> i got to talk about what else you do. you're also a tremendous philanthropist and you spent a lot of time with the miami project. after the accident, knowing that paralysis could have come to you, you helped raise -- helped them raise $40 million. >> i have. and we gave them a million bucks and i got three songs that goes automatically to the miami project "coming out of the dark" "always tomorrow" and "pass to the right" which are songs that came through me and have been very helpful as my fans tell them in people's lives like music was to me, a healing force so all the money i make from those songs goes directly there. i want to be a part of that cure. i was so lucky, you know, could have been completely the other way. scenario they were telling me was no