francis you, too san francisco complexity in the irony trade this past weeks chronicle recorded 28 hundred irony saddles recorded in san francisco those are what made it to the books through our inaction to donate we know that elephant sloth is on our hands albeit it unwilling our silence breeds content how do we justify the use of opposing views which view shock - will the real san francisco please stand up thank you. >> thank you very much. >> is is there any public comment on item number 2 seeing none madam chair may we close public comment. >> thank you very much any public comment on this item? >> colleagues any additional discussions on this item seeing none may i entertain a motion. >> shall i put my name. >> i'm sorry supervisor wiener. >> i want to thank everyone that came out for the presentation for all the very moving comments by the members of the public san francisco is a city we provided ourselves in being good environmental steward and not only good environmentalist about but on the leading edge and acting the way we want outside the to act around the country and world to m

. >> who is the most vile republican to take on francis underwood? >> you mean hillary clinton? >> i was up until 3 a.m. >> have you been watching it? what you think about the people that are here. what they care about is who is going to be the next president of the united states. they are thinking about the issues. excuse me. they are thinking about the issues that are really important in the country. these are serious issues. their lives are stake. what is going on here? what are you doing? >> i don't have time to watch and i'm a binge watcher. i cannot do it once a week. >> let's watch the whole thing. >> i don't know why your priorities are that you want to watch stuff? >> i have to see what happens. >> don't tell me. >> do you want to watch it now? >> don't tell me. >> ok ok, i don't have a lot of time. it is so unfair that cpac is happening right now. what you are trying to run for president. you don't have any of you we party set up or anything? -- any viewing parties set up or anything? like ira member the last part when he knocks the desk. -- >> i remember the last part

you so much. that's all we have for now. here's cheryl. >> melissa francis, thank you so much.ew amy wasn't preparing for her. we'll tell you what it will ultimately mean for the beleaguered movie studio. a hacking scandal that has nothing to do with sony but affects tens of millions of patients. we'll take a look at what it means for anthem. the provider of injectable drugs is being bought by visor for more than $50 billion. a good fit for its pharmaceutical business. shares soaring on that news. right now, take a look at the stock up

. >> when you have pope francis and jay-z within your city you do so.ke, what else are you going to do right? >> i just want to say one thing. i hope to host another dnc convention. in charlotte they had to arrest 25 people who got out of arrest. and here or in the end there were no major problems. we are told the department will be ready next year. the commissioner ram see says they still need to watch the dignitaries and they are uncertain how many officers are needed on the street. but i will try to find out more information and bring it to you. >>> and we have more information from the fbi that now says it is investigating to see if any federal law report eded on this. >>> and recovering from injuries after a training exercise went wrong. this happened at the marine base known as 29 palms. officials say a fire extinguisher system in an assault victim went off accidentally and marines were treated for breathing problems. right now they are all in stable condition. >>> 5:20 to get another check on the roads on this cold friday morning. >> jailan mele

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you very much, jon. manila's preparations are just the latest sign of pope francis's enormous popularity here. >> jon: ifould interrupt you for a moment. >> why dow always interrupt what, what, what do you want? what's up? >> jon: i can't help notice that you yourself are wearing-- are wearing a diaper. >> nothing gets by the big bossman huh? >> jon: i praerbt that but i think that was meant for the traffic police. >> well, you know better safe than sorry right? reporters creed. >> jon: i also think-- i also think the most common interpretation was that you what wear pants on top. >> what and have a visible patcher line, no thank you. >> jon: the point is this the pope isn't even in manila yet and so the wol diaper thing at best is premature. >> well that's just a little misunderstanding. i really thought everyone was-- you know walking around if diapers. so-- (laughter) >> jon: jason you're not one of them man babies you read about, are you sm. >> what that is absolutely ridiculous and offensive okay. you-- no longer exist to me. >> jon: jason-- you're a grown man. you're a grown man jason. i know you h

of vladimir putin after the talks he held yesterday in moscow with angela merkel and francis hollande. >> thank you. that report live from munich. >>> fighting in eastern ukraine left more than 5,000 dead. charles stratford reports that stillions are bearing the brunt of the violence. you may find some of the pictures disturbing. >> donetsk morgue can barely cope. the majority of the dead here are not separatist fighters, they are civilians. innocent people with no role in the conflict. >> there is a lack of space. bodies lay on top of each other. we received 2,800 deaths since last year. 500 bodies since the beginning of the year. 70% are civilians, women, children. >> as the german and french leaders flew and secured a truce, few braved the streets. the sound of nearby shooting echoed through the city. we are at a separatist controlled point close to the shelling. calls for a ceasefire shows how difficult it is to maintain a truce. >> the fighters we spoke to at the checkpoint had little interest in the latest peace effort. >> we have seen peace talks. i don't trust them. when we offer peace, the

you so much. that's all we have for now. here's cheryl. >> melissa francis, thank you so much. the interview amy wasn't preparing for her. we'll tell you what it will ultimately mean for the beleaguered movie studio. a hacking scandal that has nothing to do with sony, but affects tens of millions of patients. we'll take a look at what it means for anthem. the provider of injectable drugs is being bought by visor for more than $50 billion. a good fit for its pharmaceutical business. shares soaring on that news. right now, take a look at the stock, up 35%. visor even higher. more than 3%. it is the last hour of trading. let's start the "countdown." ♪ cheryl: and we have a lot of headlines to get through for you today, including energy. energy is bouncing back today after yesterday's big tumble on that inventory news. we got the government data, and it wasn't looking so good for oil. but, again, as a result energy names are receiving a nice boost today. apache up. conoco philips more than two. all trading higher today by a couple of digits. energy was a topic that warren buffett s

francis. melissa: thank you so much. he has a pen and phone and still got the big fat checkbook of the president unveiling his megabudget. he will add $6 trillion to our national debt. perfect. guess who will pay that off? young people in this country more burdened ever before. they're making thousands less than their parents did decades ago. >>> speaking of big budgets? how about the price tags of super bowl. most of that money spent depressing us. we'll dig into that one. good luck getting back from the big game. dangerous weather in some parts of the country causing travel chaos everywhere. even when they say it's not, it is always about money. melissa: the $4 trillion budget. president obama unveiling his proposal today, saying the country can afford the hefty price tag. >> since i took office we have cut our deficits by about 2/3. that is the fastest period of sustained deficit reduction since after the demobilization at the end of world war ii. so we can afford to make these invests while remaining fiscally respons

>> so what do you say to pope francis, who just recently said, “you cannot provoke.the faith of others. you cannot make fun of the faith of others.” he's arguing that there should be some limits to free speech. that mocking muhammad is seen as a terrible insult by many muslims. >> i think that the pope, who is chairing a church responsible for the inquisition in europe, should be very careful talking about the right to answer mocking with violence. >> well, that was 500 years ago. >> yes it was. >> certainly in the united states there's a very strong feeling of free speech. but there are some polls that have shown that 79% of people in france believe that you shouldn't be publishing anything that mocks any kind of religion. so just as most papers and magazines will put limits on what they publish, they will not advocate violence. they will not publish pornography. is there such a thing as appropriate self-censorship, where we as journalists can make the appropriate decision say “well, some things shouldn't be and most american news outputs have not shown what charlie

melissa francis. did you love that kim card card story. no one would disagree she was great assets? melissa: i move on from that, adam shapiro. deals still a four-letter word in washington. come poe prize pushed to the backburner as president obama forges ahead to executive orders u.s. government gets closer to government shutdown. no one is spared of the isis's new handbook. outlining plans to harass europe. starting in rome. robots coming sooner than you think. one company made an artificial assistant and plans to install one in every home? proving there is market for anything. how one boston man is capitalizing snowfall, selling white stuff from own front yard. selling snow. it is genius. even when they say it's not it is always about money. melissa: new congress, same old d.c. president obama fighting back on immigration, heading to miami to tout his executive orders, just a day after swiftly vetoing the keystone xl pipeline and returning the bill to the senate. and the government shutdown de jure is less than three days away. we heard the promises for compromise but, we're left

communities, the state has a due diligence to protect women against these punishments. >> thank you francis for joining us. interesting discussion speaking to us live from jerusalem. >> thank you for inviting me. thank you >>> the u.n. high commissioner for human rights warned recent developments in myanmar could lead to instability. fighting between government forces in the north-east threaten recent democratic gapes, authorising the government to stop gaoling journalist and petitionsful protesters. >> the international community has seen the transition in myanmar as a story of promise and hope. development relating to human rights minorities the freedom of expression and the right to peaceful process are calling into question the direction of the reform and threatening to set it back. >> nigeria's president jonathan goodluck said he'll create 2 million jobs if re-elected. with the country having one of the highest unemployment rates, it will be no easy task. 100 million nigerians live in poverty. a quarter of the population is unemployed. a figure rising 3%. amongst the youth, the figure

you. i'm francis rivera. a deteriorating situation in yemen has forced the state department to relocate its already skeletal staff at the u.s. embassy and suspend operations. the british embassy has taken it a step further, telling its nationals to leave yemen immediately. meanwhile the associated press learned in an exclusive interview with u.s. intelligence officials as many as 20,000 foreign fighters are pouring into syria and iraq to join isis and other terrorist groups. officials will testify before the house homeland security committee today that that estimated figure includes 150 americans. meanwhile president obama is set to ask congress to authorize the use of military force to fight isis over the next three years. >>> for the first time, the president discussed the death of isis captive kayla mueller, and the government's position on ransom. >> my immediate reaction is heartbreak. i've been in touch with kayla's family. it's as tough as anything that i do having a conversation with parents who under

oliver: francis collins. were you aware of that particular flight? >> oh, yes. before a crucial summit conference, francis gary powers went down in his u2 over the soviet union. >> i got the word from the cia. we had a cover plan, but it was very thin. and then the next thing we knew, khrushchev lowered the trap on us, and he showed a plane which was not the u2, but he also had the pilot. oliver: there are some people who say that when president eisenhower didn't come out and immediately say that's our guy, that's our airplane, that it in some way diminished his presidency. >> the record will show that when eisenhower himself spoke, he laid it out. he said it's an ugly necessity to get that kind of information to protect against surprise attack. >> open society in the day of present weapons are the only answer. oliver: after a propaganda trial and 128 months -- 18 months in a soviet prison, powers was released. >> eisenhower said that hindsight is much more accurate than foresight but nowhere near as valuable. ♪ ♪ oliver: with john f. kennedy inaugurated, the ei

francis? >> you said we did not make concessions to the cuban government, but later in your answer you said the cuban economy will have benefit to the u.s. government. that is a concession is it not? >> it is a been theynefit they may receive. >> and russia is reeling from a change in world oil prices, and i think the castro government wants any kind of patronage they can get. and i think as mr. cirrus poind srkss pointed out, money going into that country is going to be regulated by the government. you have open relations switzerland, australia, whoever. how come with all those ties the cuban people have not benefited? because you said in your testimony in response to a question by mr. poe that the human people are not better off after 50 years of our policy. my question is if the other policies of all the other countries in the world are so good, why haven't the cuban people benefited from those policies? >> i think part of the problem in terms of actual sort of economic policy in cuba is that they

. >> when you have folks like you know, jay-z and pope francis pick your city to do stuff, you know, it's like what else are you going to do, right? >> i just want to say one thing, hugs do work. they do work. i hugged debbie wasserman schultz for the last half a year. >> the city says it will need to raise almost $80 million in private money to put on the convention. >> nbc 10's cydney long spoke to city leaders and tourism experts about what the convention could mean for the area's economy. cydney? >> reporter: the biggest thing that it will mean is jobs hundreds if not thousands of them in retail hospitality and transportation and not just right here in center city, but well beyond. for old city restaurant owner, the next year and a half will be all about prep. >> menus and hiring and training staff to make sure they're ready to do that type of volume. >> this to prepare for adding lunch to what is now only a dinner menu and adding enough kitchen, front of the house staff and menu choices to accommodate guests from all over the country. >> our food is a little bit more creative an

. >> when you have folks like jay-z and pope francis pick your city to do stuff, you know it's like -- what else are you going to do, right? >> i just want to say one thing, folks do work they do work. i called debbie wasserman schultz for the last half a year. >> organizers plan to hold this event at the wells fargo center with events also at the pennsylvania convention center. watch the facebook video how democrats made their announcement, it's pretty creative. that's on your nbc news app. >>> we'll get you to breaking news we are following out of delaware k. firefighters are on the scene of a house fire in sharon hill. a live picture from the scene. the fire started a half hour ago and everyone made it out of the home safely. firefighters are just getting the fire under control here to make sure the family inside can return return. >>> and we have new information in the murder in chapel hill north carolina. the fbi is now investigating to see if federal laws were brought out in this case. there was a dispute over parking spaces, but the victim's family says this is clearly a hate c

thank you so much. diane francis and david shuster. here is a taste of what is coming up tomorrow 10:00 pm eastern. [ ♪♪ ] >>> just when you thought we were done with cuba, not cheese. rum wars are heating up as the

you. >>> pope francis' latest push to help the poor started this week with free shaves and showers for thehomeless. >> the vatican transformed a space near st. peter's square into showers and a barbershop. they will be open every day except for wednesdays. >> students at a hairdressing school and barbers are offering their services for free. very nice. >> very nice. 4:56. >>> california nurses take to the picket lines, not asking for better pay for benefits. what they want, still ahead. rvel >>> the next time you take amtrak you might be able to take your four-legged moved one for the ride. where dogs and cats are being allowed to ride the rails. >> you won't find too many squirrels on the trains either. live look outside the bay bridge, we're coming up on 5:00. we'll be right back with more news, weather and traffic after this break. >>> the fight to save local hospitals, bay area nurses rally in sacramento this morning. what they want the state attorney general to do, next. >>> plus we may be enjoying the warm weather but cal fire concerned. the steps the agency is making today to make s

thank you so much. diane francis and david shuster. here is a taste of what is coming up tomorrow 10:00 pm eastern. [ ♪♪ ] >>> just when you thought we were done with cuba not cheese. rum wars are heating up as the wars with cuba are starting to thaw. that is the show. thank you for joining us. >>> guilty. a former marine convicted of killing american sniper chris kyle. why it took the jury less than two thours reach a verdict. british schoolgirls termed to join i.s.i.l. evidence that the three teens are in syria after an international effort to bring them home fails. >>> a california train yarn. another accident involving a commutier rail line and vehicles

you talked about francis hollande and german chancellor angela merkel, and their attempts to stop the fighting. that was going on at the same time there were louder and louder voices calling on arming the ukranian army from the west. is it undermining positions from the nest couple of address. >> this goes back to the understanding of how the issue is. in terms of arms, it's not necessarily providing arms, but giving the arms back to ukraine. why? because in 1991 when ukraine proclaimed independence, the third largest nuclear arsenal was bigger than that of the u.k., france and china combined. it was massive. which ukraine gave up in exchange for assurances from the united states, from the u.k., and from russia, that its integrity and sovereignty preserved. now we see the integrity and sovereignty has been violated. because it gave up nuclear missiles 24 years ago, had the country had the missiles to date, it may not be in a position where it was invaded by russian forces. ukrainians are saying to the united states, to the u.k., can we have missiles back to defend ourselves. what will

francis. >> cheryl, thank you so much. fighting back. isis brutality prompting a swift response from jordan. our government deciding to redouble its vigilance. listen to the real solutions that could be implementing right here right now. meanwhile not one, not two but four defense secretaries in six years. how a lack of leadership and vision could be hurting our battle against terror. plus how walking to work for a decade just earned this man $300,000. we have got the checklist for the ultimate crowd funding campaign. and money or marriage, when it comes to raising your kids new research shows that cash is king. what questions on this one? even when they say it's not it is always about money. melissa: two isis prisoners are dead in jordan after jordan delivers on promise to avenge the killing of its pilot with either shaking action. president obama was to meet at 3:30 p.m. for a sit down-that was already on the books. we have fox news contributor, geraldo rivera, the host of "geraldo at large." i will go to you first. what do you think o

thank you so much. diane francis and david shuster. here is a taste of what is coming up tomorrow 10:00 pm eastern. [ ♪♪ ] >>> just when you thought we were done with cuba, not cheese. rum wars are heating up as the >> monday, a climate emergency. >> so a species could not be here in ten years. >> nasa steps in to help protect the future of the planet. >> the tropics regulate our climate. >> "techknow" heads to costa rica to see how one rainforest is fighting back. >> wow! some of these are amazing. >> "techknow's" team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> this is my selfie, what can you tell me about my future? >> can affect and surprise us. >> don't try this at home. >> "techknow" where technology meets humanity. monday, 5:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. night >>> hello, i'm ray suarez, it's been 20 years since oregon voters approved the death with dignity act, making it legal to end life. it survived years of efforts to tear it down. now other states, notably california are taking a look. how does the law loo

pope francis has launched as you know father thomas an ambitious housecleaning in the vatican how doyou see the pope is handling this situation? >> well, i mean the financial scandals in the church are a disgrace. i mean this isn't rocket science. it isn't even theology. it's just good simple business practices that we have to put into place. and we need good competent lay people. they don't teach -- bishops don't have mbas. we need good lay people involved and i think that's what this pope has done at the vatican. he's brought really competent people good management companies to look at it. i mean they have spent hours doing forensic audits of the vatican bank, looking at every account and you know, they're bringing in outside people to look at the vatican and this was never done in the past. i think this is an area that is getting under control. and we're always going to have a few scandals. but let's catch them and then let's deal with these people, make sure they're prosecuted and dealt with that way. >> more transparency. sister mary can the church change attitudes on contracept

you tell? pope francis, to taketage of the first first to the u.s. >>> princeton university says they received their largest donation ever and it's a huge piece of history and it's an alumnus from the class of 1926, including original printings of the bible and the declaration of independence in all the collection is worth $300 million. that is incredible. much more ahead on "action news" at 12:30 a scare in the atlantic a rush to save a father and son caught on camera. taking a live look this noon, cape may new jersey, a lot of snow out there. "action news" is tracking the cleanup after this snowy morning and meteorologist, david murphy, is back with the latest from accuweather including another snap of the bitter cold. >>> a coast guard crew flew into near hurricane force winds to save a father and son caught at sea, their boat caught fire off of nantucket massachusetts, they were lashed by 25 miles per hour winds and 25 foot waves the father and consent out an alert beacon and they rescued them despite the wind and poor visibility and they suffered minor injuries. >>> and now david murphy t

melissa francis over to you. melissa: isis even more brutal than ever. it reportedly kills the jordanian hostage and president obama caught the act vicious and barbaric. as meets with his cabinet over the $4 trillion budget. they're not in the mead to negotiate. how measles turned into a campaign issue. every politician has to weigh in on the vaccine debate. even when they say it's not it is always about money. melissa: breaking news. isis reportedly releasing video of a jordanian pilot held hostage since december, being burned alive by his captors. president obama spoke about this incident a short time ago. >> indicates the eagree to which whatever -- degree to which whatever ideology they're operating off of it is bankrupt. we're here to talk about how to make people healthier and make their lives better. and this organization appears only interested in death and destruction. melissa: here to discuss rich lowery, editor for "national review" and fox news contributor. jack hough is "barron's" senior editor. monica crowley opinion editor at "the washingt

you. >> next speaker, please. >> yes, my name is gordon francis, i'm an eastside dwelling on montgomery side. you will hear from a number of eastside dwellers. it was an excellent presentation by miss costello and does clarify some of the issue. the question do we actually need it is a valid one and to have refreshments at every historic site, i think is debatable. given by the sounds of it very light refreshments, why is a kiosk needed at all besides doing this inside? i hear the issues about the murals and certainly the renovations are lovely there, but does one need an outside kiosk because regardless of what it looks like, it's still another external distraction and there will be trash no matter what one does. how many facilitis are nearby? there are many facilities as individuals go up the stairs or down the stairs on either side of the hill, that they can get the light refreshments that they might need. the second issue i would like to talk about is really eastside dweller issue. i'm on montgomery, so a little further down than some of the main players you will hear from. the diagram pre

pope francis of it as a couple for parents to spank their children. thank you, francis. in the face. olivia: i like that. brendan: thank you, i am with you on that. the vatican has not elaborated on the remarks. tom: go ahead, latest story. brendan: i will tell you last night, i will never and did not strike a talk him i did, however, take away at bear last night and the night before because there were screens that were disrupting everybody's sleeve. last night, a five-year-old showed up and said she did not get to sleep because her nose hurt. i did not know how to make the nose not hurt, so instead i took away the bear. olivia: i have a european mom, so when you are really, really awful -- [laughter] olivia: you are watching, mom, i forgive you. brendan: is she catholic? olivia: yes, she is catholic. remember, the pope had a youtube hangout. he is part of the reason why we are suddenly opening the door with cuba, and here is he is on the cover of "usa today," a first for a poke, he is going to speak to both houses of congress. tom: the debt and deficit did ebate in amer

there were times mentioned that you know francis hollande and merkel were crazy when they were talking about federalization. they didn't want to listen to the word. what happened, why. no problem. this country is a failed state. never integrated internally. they are afraid that federalization will leave the country to collapse. meaning it's not an established state. either they use force to keep them together or they have to kill the people in order to stay. >> should the u.s. send arms to the ukraine? >> it is a wrong idea. it would create a larger conflict. i think that's why angela merkel and francis hollande were busy and trying to make the last-ditch attempt and stop the conflict or stop it to some degree. there is a russian-created conflict. russia created conflict has the right to defend its territory. >> how is petro porashenko viewed among ukrainians? >> i think he's losing popularity. there was popularity at the beginning. he was given the benefit of the doubt. now a lot of people i talk to in kiev say there was a bigger promise, he can't take care of the conflict and in his