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want to put up a poll which shows after the october shutdown, october last year over obamacare -- forgive me. let's put it up on the screen. 53% blame the gop while 31% blame president obama. and i would argue -- >> right -- >> let me just finish. and i would argue that the republicans want one despite that, not because of the shutdown and because, as you say, obama had a series of disasters. whether it was the obamacare -- >> wait. i did not say they won because of the shutdown. i'm saying it didn't hurt them. they won a landslide election ten months after the so-called -- the only thing that happened in that shutdown is barack obama closed the vietnam veterans memorial, the world war ii memorial to vets who maybe for the only time in their lives would come and visit it and opened it to some pro-immigration demonstrators. and shut down the white house tours. >> put in the exit polls, and i know the republicans won, rush, but in the exit polls, and let's put them up -- >> does that not matter? >> wait, wait. can i -- >> you're talking polls to me. i've got the essence of a poll is an electio

so, again, that's -- forgive me for making that longer than it ought to be, but it's hard to tell that story. >> host: we're here at the conservative political action conference talking with, talking with you. are the seven men you profile here, are they conservatives? would you consider them politically conservative? >> guest: would i consider them conservative? not really. i think that, you know, what one calls conservative today is different from what one would have called conservative 50 or 100 or 200 years ago. i think, you know, i'm less interested in conservativism than i am in truth, and if conservativism is speaking truth, i'm interested in conservativism. on the issue of life, when i spoke at the national prayer breakfast two years ago, i talked a little bit about my values, the value of unborn life, the value of loving our political enemies, of being gracious to those with whom we disagree. i fail at that, but i believe that that's what i ought to try to do. those things are important. and so these men in "seven men" evince those qualities, kind of a nobility and intellectua

put that in the record and hope i get that next and lastly two items i'm sure obey coming up and forgive me if it's on our four week calendar i want to call them out one a overlay i did it from the timing of the calendar so if it hadn't come i'd like it to come back to loop that around and finish that off and also there's a report that is due other than the haurld on 90 days cycle has passed if there's on the forward calendar forgive people's 3 me but in not on the forward calendar that concludes my comments that concludes item 15. >> i asked do executive director i haven't goggle an answer what's been wyatt's the procedure if anyone wants to repel the position. >> i provided you an answer before the meeting if there's. >> recruitment issue they are unlimited time to formally contest it before the civil service commission. >> did you send an e-mail to me. >> i sent one before the meeting. >> check our box sir, and okay. great that concludes our regular calendar next item is going into to closed session thank you, everyone for your attendance i'll open up for public comment on the items goin

forget i'm even here and stretch those hands out to him and say; god forgive me, heal my soul, forgive my sins; i want to be ready to meet you. people i have no control the spirit of god in upon you. i can see it like a cloud of glory all over your heads. go ahead put your hands up and talk to it. soul jesus. i'm so excited today to see these thousands of people coming forward making the greatest decision of their life. lord jesus, i believe you are the son of the living god thank you for giving your life to rescue me and to set my soul free. why i'm so excited is because what god is doing for all of these that have come forward, he's reaching out though this television special, and he's saying to you; i want you to experience the greatest miracle in the world and all you have to do is like simply open your heart and invite jesus to become your lord. i have a very special gift for you. i wrote this book especially for you that are experiencing christ. god has a plan for your life doesn't that sound good? you're not just a number, you're not just someone but god knows you by your name a

, my brother, forgive me, my sister, so i have experienced racism in my lifetime. but i would not, still not say that all white people are racist. when my uncle was killed i wanted to blame white people. i wanted to hate white people. you have heard me say this. my daddy said you can't hate white people. white people marched with us. white people go to jail with us. white people pray with us. white people die with us. so i was taught that by my daddy, a.d., my uncle, m.l. america is not racist. there is racism in america. >> well, it is so sweet of you to hear you say m.l. we are going to honor your uncle with what we consider to be one of his most eloquent statements on race coming up here later in the broadcast, right after i make a few comments. we appreciate it. it's great to see you. >> lou, thank you. >> thanks so much. >>> up next here, sony pictures gives in to relentless cyberattacks by online hackers, putting the future of the highly anticipated new film "the interview" very much in doubt and raising great questions about this nation's ability to assure i

forgive me. >> let me read it to you. just coming in to us here at cnn. it lost contact with gentlemjajr traffic control at 7:24 hours local time. singapore air traffic control was informed of this loss of contact at 7:54 hours. 7:54 by jakarta air traffic control. what do you make of that and the time lapse? >> the time lapse doesn't sound -- i mean, i'm going to be realistic here. if it lost contact at 7:24, you're talking about a 20, 30-minute gap before singapore was -- i'm guessing in that time when we get the final transcripts what it will show almost certainly is that the air traffic control had had control of the aircraft, would have been calling to the previous one to see if they'd seen it. it would have been calling to other aircraft in the region, have you heard. they would have been calling back to airasia's network operations center. so it's not necessarily for 30 minutes people were twiddling their thumbs. if you look at >> people were making calls backwards and forwards to each other to try and work out wha

is not a good friend of all yours and forgive me, a french guy from nebraska. what's his name? buffett? warren buffett? [laughter] and if i can come warren buffett. getting of human with a letter he sent to the near times? i, warren buffett, i pay less in taxes than my secretary. do you remember that letter? he said and that's what people on my staff and i pay less in taxes than all of them. and then he went through and made a fundamental mistake of actually sing what is percentage of income tax was. he said i paid 17.4% of income in taxes. he includes the payroll tax which is sort of bias against the rest of his employees but that's okay. i'll take that. he said i the 17.4% of our income, and you will think that's a lot of money but the taxes i pay are less than $8 million. i know you think it's a lot of money but it's really not. it's only 17.4% of my income. i'm a math whiz, so hold on. i took a less than 8 million, seven by 934,000 whatever it was. divide it by .714 and i got his adjusted gross income. i then looked at the adjusted gross income. it was a less than $40 milli

buildings that's also not true far from the truth actually almost has high as anothers uphill neighbor forgive me they say those are oh, the other thing i wanted to say is that he's he users the fact the new owner paid $1.1 million for the property as an argument it was not affordable the property went on the market for $750,000 the fact they paid 60 percent more than the asking price is i don't see how that's relevant i don't know why they bid that high i guess i just why is like you to consider this doesn't support economic diversity in the neighborhood it's two ulcer traffic large units no other building that and have a more moderately he seized unit it's over the height unit once you consider the penthouse fire escape stair landing if he has they've been most receptive in meeting with us but the changes they made were minor they might have already had you know those plans ready this is not an egregious project but it should be better third-story with one modestly priced unit thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker. good afternoon. i'm one of the homeowners on the street thank you for

my question, if you'll forgive me for asking it. all those weeks cloggering me of president obama being responsible for prices going down. i didn't blame him for prices going up. >> two factors we haven't talked about yet. one is, a little country called saudi arabia, pumping a lot of oil. that's how push prices way down even when there's an excess of it and the federal reserve pumping the dollar. right? >> one of the things that happened was that because the fed kept interest rates so low for such a long period of time, david, is that bond investors poured money into buying bonds people involved in fracking because higher yield. most importants not what low oil priceless do to the economy, what they're telling us about the future of the economy. that is, the overall economic growth could be much lower in 2015 than people think. in fact, i think gdp on a nominal basis could be lowered globally next year than in 2014. >> steve, one thing that's lower, at the end of the week they got a boost with the market, but energy stocks are way d

forgive me. in the interim, sponsor wishes to speak on this item? >> yes. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners, my name is dylan evan. i'm one of the new tennants at the swedish american hall and the ground floor restaurant and we have been working on this for about a year 1/2. we started our outreach to provide some new viable vibrant buys -- businesses to the building. what we heard from the community is they wanted to landmark the building. we had many meetings with the triangle neighborhood association and they said we are willing to support you with whatever you want to do, as long as we can preserve this building for the future of the neighborhood. there is a lot of big shiny glass buildings going up and this building really stands out as something special in the neighborhood. i have been in business on market street for about nine years 9 years and i live at 17th and dolores. so i know the neighborhood very well. we also heard from the society that the building needs a lot of work. it's a 104 building and if something fell into disr

forgive me for look ago head.ut the dallas cowboys are coming in to philadelphia looking for revenge after the eagles embar ras asked them on national tv thanksgiving. >> we're exciting about the challenge to go back and hopefully be better and don't get me wrong eagles are good and. >> and needing to perform at a high level. saying that, we didn't play our best last night and i'm excited about our team's chances to go in there and play a better football game. >> eagles fans are are definitely doing a little core board watching tonight as the eagles fights for that first round by arizona down 14-9 kansas city in the third and green bay plays monday nights. giants and titans lost a combined 13 straight games coming into play and new york ends 7 game losing streak which all started with eagles back in october. beckham junior to eli manning and scored first 30 points go on to win 36-7 first w since beginning of october. >> redskins without desean jackson against st. louis. jackson inactive with injury. entire redskin

. >> you'll forgive me if i don't put too much credibility in chuck schumer. he was the person who led the fight in the senate to pass obamaca obamacare. >> i got to ask lizzy a question. things have to be put in their place. what was the top personal tax rate when john kennedy was president? >> listen, i'm not going to go through these lame -- >> it's not a lame exam. >> you are not the light on the damascus road. >> i'll answer my own question. >> i don't know what your point is. here is the point. what is it today? the effective rate for the upper bracket, 35%. >> hold on a second. it's getting a little out of control. the point is that it's the direction in which you're going that is important. granted, rates for much higher at one point when they were brought down by john kennedy, but he wanted to bring them down. this president has brought the rates up. >> that's right. and the regulations are another form of taxation which increased big ones exponentially in these executive orders and regulatory decrease coming out of the epa. one of the things that liz

put that in the record and hope i get that next and lastly two items i'm sure obey coming up and forgive me if it's on our four week calendar i want to call them out one a overlay i did it from the timing of the calendar so if

>> i made a horrible mistake in my life, but if you truly believe in second chances, they will forgive me. >> reporter: but so far, no nfl team seems willing to gave ray rice another chance. and rice's lawyer told the judge in this video case that releasing it would be rubbing salt in the wound. >>> next to a heartbreaking fpla from the parents of the young man that opened fire in a movie theater. tonight, his parents asking the court to spare his life. here's neil karlinsky. >> reporter: killing 12 and wounding more than 60, his parents have shown support, but remaining silent until now. we've been thinking for two years about the injured. we wish it never happened. in a letter to prosecutors, they show the anguish of devoted parents that are essentially begging for their child's life. he's not a monster, he's a human being, gripped by a severe mental illness. >> there should be no compromise for a person that kills 12 people and one baby and injur s ininjuries 59 others. >> we're going to turn to a health alert from the cdc, warning americans not to eat packages caramel apples. sold und

>> i made a horrible mistake in my life, but if you truly believe in second chances, they will forgive me. >> reporter: but so far, no nfl team seems willing to gave ray rice another chance. and rice's lawyer told the judge in this video case that releasing it would be rubbing salt in a wound that was beginning to heal. probably won't do anything to help improve his public image. >> ron, we'll be watching it this weekend. thank you. >>> next to a heartbreaking plea from the parents of the young man that opened fire in a colorado movie theater. you remember james holmes, with the fiery orange hair. the glazed eyes. tonight, his parents asking the court to spare his life. they say he's mentally ill. here's neil karlinsky. >> reporter: in the more than two years since james holmes allegedly killed people in a colorado movie theater. killing 12 and wounding more than 60, his parents have shown support, but remaining silent until now. we've spent every moment for two years think about everyone that was injured. we wish it never happened. in a letter to prosecutors, they show the anguish of dev

so, now, if you'll forgive me, i have to go back to being not straight no more.ou. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: george takei, thank you. >> jimmy: tonight on the show, music from jenny lewis. christine baranksi is here, plus this year in unnecessary censorship. and we'll be right back with the legendary mel brooks. so, stick around. ♪ ♪ when the snow comes to cover the ground ♪ ♪ it's a time for play, it's a whipped cream day ♪ ♪ i wait for it all year round ♪ ♪ in winter it's a marshmallow world. ♪ ♪ who convinced you to follow your dreams with one cross country roadtrip?d you give someone the greatest gift for someone who gave you these moments... is to give those moments back. dewar's. the most awarded blended scotch in history. ♪ ♪ we put all the apps you love inside a car designed to connect you to a world of possibilities. the connected car by volvo. innovating for you. give the gift of volvo this season and we'll give you your first month's payment on us. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hello again, everyone. tonight, from "into the woods," which op

i didn't hear too many about it and forgive me if it was considered and tossed out, but i love the idea of doing community benefits for these projects. i definitely agree with one public commenter it's not just about residential, but also about commercial and not just non-profits, but also about small profit and women business enterprise and minority business enterprise and finding space for them. the way i think you do that is to have a development agreement. i think the best thing to do was to have a standard development agreement that has elements that everyone wants to see, and then tailor it to specific sites and they arer not only starting from scratch with different development partners. that is something to consider and get it out in one fail whoop, local hire, mix of units, any sort of benefits that you want to provide for special open space or programming, for economic development? put it all in there, do the work upfront and for each site depending on how many units and the size, you can see what of those elements you canly actually do? this is another sort of planning code i

. >> so you forgive me, economics are not my area of expertise. i wallow in ignorance.ime i come. it's changing so, so, so quickly. how did that happen? >> china enjoy this long period of peace. no serious enemy. no major wars. >> right. >> so the manufacturing industry really took off. internally, it's reform and open-door policy. every country willing to trade with china. >> there's certainly no doubt that at this point we -- our destinies are inextricably bound up, we are hopelessly -- our economies are hopelessly intermingled. if one fails, the effect would be disastrous. >> global impact. >> to say the least. >> it's certainly -- >> [ speaking in chinese ] >> this is what i was waiting for. >> xiaolongbao, literally small steaming basket buns. but i translate them in my head to pillows of happiness that will scald your tongue and throat if you don't know what you're doing. look, there are a lot of reasons to come to china and to shanghai in particular, but these babies, done right, these things alone are worth the trip. ground pork and shrimp, folded exactly and al

>> because i had surveilled for not asking him to forgive me. >> she had to call her are apist. >> ito incredibly hard. picking up that phone and calling him was one of the most gut-wrenchingly hard things that i ever had to do. it didn't bring me healing, it didn't bring me closure. it's like sticking a knife inside and twisting it further. >> jim and pat are noarc known r campus. >> this is why we say, you do what you do because you are what you are. to change what you go you must cooperate with god to change what you are. >> the grace report recommends that jim berg be banned from counseling entirely and that the campus bookstore be stripped of all materials associated with him. this former student continued with counseling at bob jones despite the unsettling nature of the sessions. >> the reason i continued to go is because i was still so desperate for some ray of light, for something to help me better. if this is what my life is going to feel like i don't want to live anymore. >> finally, after graduating she took matters to her own hands and reported the rape to police. he was c

moments with caucasian people powerful people that there was a time there was a repentance to say forgive mey brother or sister. all have experienced it in my lifetime but when my uncle was killed i wanted to play banned hate white people in my daddy said you cannot hate the white people. they march with us and go to jail with us and pray with us and by with us. so i was taught that by my daddy. america is not racist. there is racism in america. lou: we will honor your of coal will be considered to be his most eloquent statements coming up later in the broadcast. his great to see you. tie mitt for the on-line poll results to believe the nation could reject a bush versus clinton match up? eighty-five% said americans will reject that match up. has this president in your judgment more of an autocratic and a democrat? end to be called the present seven in america a sheila! you see this ball control? you see this right? it's 80% confidence and 64% knee brace. that's more... shh... i know that's more than 100%. but that's what winners give. now bicycle kick your old 401(k) into an ira. i know, i k

. >> you know, i had to ask him to forgive me. >> forgive you for what? >> because i had failed, obviously years before, to for the forgive him. >> pressured by profess or berg she called her rapist? >> picking up that phone that day and calling him was one of the most gut-wrenchingly hard things that i ever had to do. it didn't bring me healing. it didn't bring me closure. instead, >>> the campus bookstore be stripped of all materials associated with him. this former student continued with counseling at bob jones despite the unsettling nature of the sessions. >> the reason i continued to go was because i was still so desperate for something to help make this better. it was like if this is what my life is going to be like, then i don't want to live anymore. >> finally, after graduating, she took matters into her own hands and reported her rapist to the police. he was convicted of sexual battery of a child under 12 years of age. >> i mean if you would have told me that dark day when i walked out of his office with no hope that one day, my rapist would be c

forgive me, austin and atlanta. would you see it? >> i think i would.is one of those things that you want to go in you will have to make a call for yourself whether you want to take your family. >> i can see people wanting to go to make a statement. >> as a journalist, you want to see what the big deal is about here and is everybody up in arms about this movie? what did president obama say? come on, seth rogen. [laughter] >> we are going to explore this a little bit. i wanted to what extent the administration put pressure on sony to say, if there are theaters that want to release this, maybe you should. >> they should have consulted with us. >> it really shows that hackers and north korea have power they really shouldn't have. so what should the admission should be doing? >> nobody is saying that the presidenttion nor the had anything to do with the north korean internet. he was pretty vocal on something should happen in north korea. this was hours before we saw the internet go down. we will talk about the ipo market in 2015. we will watch the dow recor

. >> forgive me. >> no trouble across the hall, okay. >> sheriffs police shuttle the 45-year-old engineercross the hall to join the other men arrested for buying sex tonight. >> never been if trouble before? >> no. >> meet james loro arrested earlier tonight for attempting to buy oral sex from an undercover officer. a divorced dad from orlando, loro says he came from the hotel after spending the day at disney world with his daughter. >> are you wanting what we talked about like the lollipop. >> whatever. >> all right. >> whatever you can give because you are really hot. >> loro gives a familiar excuse. he asserts he was simply on-line looking for a massage. >> i was on the back page. >> how many times do you go on the escort page of back page? >> never. >> never? >> never. >> you found our detective in an escort section. she's not anywhere else. >> sometimes when you pull it up, it does pull up -- like it will pull up all of them, it will mix together. body rubs, massages, i have never called an escort in my life. >> did she mention oral sex. >> no. >> she never did. >> so the detective i

. >> i don't think my mom would ever forgive me. >> while she waits to get her passport back, she isying at the home of a former president. >>> president obama and the first lady spent part of her christmas with the first marines in hawaii. the president thanked the marine for their extraordinary service to the country. the first family is scheduled to be in hawaii through early january. >>> for the first time in a century christmas mass at holy cross catholic church was held in its bingo hall. a fire destroyed the church's sanctuary last month. the congregation gust has been gathering ever since. at yesterday's mass the priest wore vests that were saved and cleaned after the fire. >> we went through all of these emotions, through all of this grieving about losing our church. and christmas it seems the time of joy so i will let the police know that it's still okay to rejoice. still a day to be happy. >> some of the statues saved from the fire were on display and they added a lot of christmas decorations to brighten things up. the diocese of san jose are coming up with reconstruction