tavis: there is a frustration people have that we don't get to see you more.e mad we cannot see you more. the other part of it is there are people, and i am not going to name names, but there are people who are less gifted, less talented, whom we see more than we see you. part of the frustration is there is not a lot we as ticket buyers can say or do about that except .o support the work you are in we vote with our ticket stubs would we come see you, but that is our frustration. i know i need anger management that leadsong, but to a question, which is how you navigate seeing folk who are less talented, and that is a judgment every actor has to make, but i know there has got to be times when you look at wow.hing like, > i have said wow a lot. i have, but i don't think i have ever looked at anyone else's career and said, that should have been me. i really don't. when i think about, i am so proud of what kerry washington is doing with "kindle." that was her job. scandal. that was her job. wouldn'tgnant, so that have worked out for me. it was her job, and she is d

defense secretary and expressed frustration.uman rights groups have accused the regime in damascus of raising thousands of homes in residential neighborhoods loyal to the rebels. the report by human rights groups shows this neighborhood on the northern edge in late september of 2012. a few weeks later i'm at the area was completely destroyed. the organization claims. -- a few weeks later, the area was completely destroyed. this is a suburb of damascus earlier. , nearly 42 later hectares of buildings were demolished. they told this was to remove the legally constructed buildings. an italian court has upheld the guilty verdict against amanda knox and her former italian boyfriend. meredithrder of kercher, a british student. ais reverses an acquittal by previous appeal ruling after which knox returned to the u.s.. in a statement today she said she was frightened and saddened by this verdict. >> for the third time, a panel of judges filed into an italian court room to deliver a verdict on a man the knox -- on amanda italian boyfriend

education is one issue that is so frustrating.if it is one issue that should have no politicians involved in is education. if there is one issue that should remain as local as possible, it is education. it makes zero sense to me why families and communities could set -- should send their money to washington, tell them how to run their schools and how to teach their kids, and then hope that that leads to a good result. education money, education curriculum, educational regulations should stay at the local level in the state level, and i think you would see a boom in learning like never before. host: let me go back to your earlier appointed to trying -- point in trying to elect a republican to the white house. the publicans have not received a majority of the popular vote, the only exception was 2000 four with george w. bush. how does the gop change that? guest: that is tough. i do not focus on presidential politics -- i focused mainly on congressional politics. i would say that -- i will say though that we need to appeal to the com

and if it's frustrating for our office to know who owns the light it's for frustrating for the resident. so i do want to reiterate the cap street i'm glad to see there's a resolution to that our office will start to work on that. and actually that was the first time, you know, we went through the process and found out how difficult it was owning the left to right in the city. when we were doing the acquires it was fairly long. i'm glad we're continuing to talk about that. i appreciate the led lights that i've seen in the south market and it makes a big difference i walk home alone a lot at night. so i'll be following up with the puc. we know that the majority of lights are owned by puc. thank you to the entities for presenting >> thank you. colleagues if there are no additional comments i'd like to entertain a information motion to continue item one to the call of the chair >> so moved and this continues to the call of the chair. madam clerk, please call items 5, 6, 7 together their brief items that president chewing has added and i and >> and this adds the name to the alley and item 6

i could see the frustration level. i have been down that road before and my goodness, can't they say this will get people back to work and can't you see simplifying the tax code. i like that he said incentives reward corporate deduction because of the job you produced. you give me something in return. i need value. people need value. jobs is what people need in west virginia. at some corporation, god bless them all. have to make these investments. their return or incentives should be if you want to have an offset, you have to produce a job for it, not just using the code, if you will. >> you talked -- he talked about energy last night and that is a big issue in your coal-producing state. >> energy is a big issue in this country. >> he said yesterday, climate change is a fact. >> absolutely. seven billion of us made an impact on this. >> give me your assessment of his administration's efforts to regulate carbon emissions and coal-fired plants and the effect that is having on the coal industry. >> let me give you the fac

so i think there's that dual frustration. some of that you'll never be able to control.sises you'll never be able to control. tonight he gets to outline for the american people and those in congress how he sees this plan playing out. that's why i think in the end it is such a big stage and it is really such an important speech. >> we'll all be tuning in to it, robert. former white house press secretary, robert gibbs. >>> coming up, it is well known rob ford is a football fanatic, but wearing a denver broncos jersey at a news conference, yes, rob ford is still mayor. that's next. [ male announcer ] the new new york is open. open to innovation. open to ambition. open to bold ideas. that's why new york has a new plan -- dozens of tax free zones all across the state. move here, expand here, or start a new business here and pay no taxes for ten years... we're new york. if there's something that creates more jobs, and grows more businesses... we're open to it. start a tax-free business at startup-ny.com. i took medicine but i still have symptoms. [ sneeze ] [ male announcer ]

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do you ever feel frustrated waiting in line, or have you watched as someone else flies off the handle? from naked shoppers to angry plane passengers, in this hour, we'll watch what happens when customers go wild. ♪ a late-night shopper decides to open up a drive-through in one of the most bizarre and audacious smash-and-grabs this small ohio town has ever seen. >> i've heard of people breaking windows and using rocks and boulders, but never seeing somebody actually decide to drive their car through a store. >> it's 5:00 a.m. in amherst, ohio, and a sleepless bargain hunter cases an adult novelty store. the store is closed, but this customer isn't concerned with such minor details. he circles the store to make sure no one is around, then chooses the back door to make his grand entrance. tracy is the store's manager. >> he decided that he wanted to come through the back door, and you see him get up on the curb and kind of bumps himself up and then he just guns the car and just goes for it. >> in a split second, he's in. glass shatters. the door frames are left a twisted heap of metal. t

it's frustrating for our community, it's frustrating for the victims' families and frustrating for me have done an incredible amount of work in the last 48 hours, first handling this active shooter situation, making sure everybody was safe. identifying people, identifying our victims and our shooter and then working to find out why this happened. we interviewed a lot of people. we still have a tremendous amount of work left to do. but at this point, haven't been able to establish any relationship between our shooter and victims. so i know that's frustrating. >> reporter: and a lot more frustration to it, quite frankly, wolf. there is a question of planning. we do know that the shooter purchased a firearm in it december in the state of maryland and we know from speaking to the chief just a little while ago he made a second purchase of ammunition sometime after that. we also know now that there were between six and nine shots fired here at the mall on saturday morning. as well we're told that surveillance video cameras inside actually picked up at least part of the shooting. but as to m

and johnson was frustrated by the fact that there wasn't enough in the way of education. enough providing skill its to people. see, his model was the national youth administration which he had been the head of in texas and roose investment's idea that you give people skills, training so that they can find work and get out of that limitation. >> it is striking, i mean, let me bring you back in, glen hubbard, striking that a lot of these same issues are now very much still on the talk and back on the table, right. questions of economic inequality, and raising the minimum wage. there are the kinds of debates that have on this program where you and angela blackwell might disagree on some of the policies. but you are still agrees that something more needs to be done. >> these are huge issues. and something definitely needs to be done. i guess i would not think the things like supporting higher minimum wages are the answer. i don't think that provides employment. we do need to support skills for people coming in. and we need to support their incomes, things like the earned inco

this is incredibly frustrating and tens of thousands of the most able lebanese have left the countryn immigrated permanently and it is quite frightening to the peel. of course now, it's so dopily linked to the syrian war and eye raines feud in the region. this bombing is another reminder of this. the hope is that this might scare people so much that they're seeing bombs in the middle of hezbollah territory, maybe this will scare people to say look, we he can't let this spill over into a bigger war and therefore it might finally push the leadership and the political personalities an both sides maybe with their foreign backers that with we come to some kind of ceasefire agreement. this is a thin hope and i think not many people are expecting that to happen, unfortunately. >> thank you. let's go back to our correspondent who joins me now from beirut. the ongoing situation, we think is five dead, 20 injured at least. what's the latest that you're getting? >> we're getting different numbers, but varying between three and seven dead, but again, the rescue workers still at the scene, trying

of course, the ownership question as supervisor jane kim mentioned is frustrating to our resident. we have a 311 system in the city that residents you call into or go to their computers and enter the information that's how we receive information from resident about outages and other problems. the 311 system relies the information to my staff and we dispatch crews daily to address outages. the same system communicates with pg&e and pg&e has voluntarily participated in that approach. we've recently added to the reporting methods a new application that puc folks developed that allows residents to use new app call street light sf so when you're walking down the street and your noticing a problem you can open up the app and it will automatic low position you and allow you to allow the positioning just by drag and drop of the pen and you can acting report to the 311 system and puc. we have, you know, 311 serving as our hub, if you will, of all those outage reports to rely on their data collection. quite frankly, i like them being as a third party collaborator of the information to be sur

there is frustration with the lack of humanitarian access. measures tourges ease unrest, but with indefinite leave for yanukovych, many people wonder what is left for the country. sunday'sme for this super bowl, up to $4 million for advertising.ds of ♪ are the top stories we will be covering for you. also coming up in the program, french president francois hollande is across the pond visiting with rich prime minister david cameron. the two leaders are discussing a host of issues. we will walk you through what is expected. an australian authorities green light a project to dump dredged sediment near the great barrier reef. scientists warn that the plan could have detrimental effects on the wildlife. that, we had to geneva where syrian peace talks are wrapping up this friday. the two warring factions walking away from the negotiations with little to show for it. the key will remains for president bashar al-assad and both sides are sticking to their positions. john joined us. they ended with nothing concrete. this was largely expected. the media

. >> reporter: agreeing frustration for stacey clark -- growing frustration for stacey clark who hasn'tn able to sign up for healthcare under "covered california." >> i'm stuck. i can't do anything until they call me. >> reporter: despite repeated phone cause and emails, stacey says he still hasn't been able to finish his "covered california" application because of a problematic website. >> status canceled, there are no agents available to chat with you right now. please try again later. >> reporter: he says he can't get anyone there to help. >> nothing. i have no response from them at all. >> reporter: the "covered california" executive director peter lee says people like stacey aan exception. lee says they are continuing to work with customers who still want to sign up with the deadline at the end of march when they will be fined. >> we extended enrollment from the 23rd through the end of last week so people who signed up and got their applications in, we are processing that now. >> reporter: but for stacey, he can't reach the process. and he worries when he does, it would be too late

i've been very frustrated by what is coming from park merced i understand the plans call for an increase in something like 84 units and the cumulative impact of the environmental impacts is not being considered. my children have taken public transportation and continuing been frustrated by the muni to get into bart from where you live you have to take a shuttle and that lines wines around the san francisco buildings and 85 new cars will be added to park merced. tdr there isn't any southern for transit before development. i know the need for affordable housing but in getting rid of the affordable housing in san francisco sate and putting rent control at peril even denying has said you can't guarantee that rent control will be here so your driving first names out of the city. there's all kinds of lip service by the city to create affordable housing but in the end with developer money and all the power that developers have the whole process of planning here seems with the city attorney and the planning department and the commission all seems to be a homicide just dud i didn't peanut gallery

nothing seems to be working at this point and it's pretty frustrating for all of us and it's frustrating for management and us at the board and dhr and frustrating for rank and file. >> to the chair, we looked at the overtime specifically in terms in how they incorporate into the staff. we didn't look at overtime or overtime control, but in response to your we, one specific thing that happened in the spring was prior to that, individual firefighters didn't have a cap of overtime hours they can work. that was implemented in the spring. they put a cap which is high on overtime hours. it didn't reduce the number of overtime overall as it reduced it per firefighter. >> i'm sorry, did not reduce it over all. just reduced it per firefighters. >> numbers are through the fiscal year 2013, so it was implemented late in fiscal year 2013. but it increases mandatory overtime so the firefighters who might not want to have to work overtime are required to since other firefighters have reached their cap. we looked at the practices in the fire department and a lot is correct. on an an to hour basis, it'

bomb, republicans and democrats in the list goes on and maybe the last one to leave because of frustration was olympia snowe. so you have this large number of people, most of whom could have been reelected forever who left in disgust because they couldn't get anything done. i think that is the new phenomenon over the last couple of decades that is especially worrying. now the other theme though in this book and i think this is an important point to make, despite my frustrations and even my anger at the congress, the reality is i got a lot of things done with the congress. most of my predecessors, it you are lucky, could get two or three or four big military procurement programs canceled that were over cost, overdue are no longer relevant. i cut nearly three dozen and ended up getting congressional approval or acquiescence in all of them. i cut almost 200 lien dollars out of the pentagon's overhead, and even eliminated a combatant command. i got the congress to support me on that. partly it was because i had an enormously strong supporter president obama and a veto threat behind me but it w

we get frustrated or discouraged. but for more than 200 years, we have put those things aside and placed our collective shoulder to the wheel of progress. to create and build and expand the possibilities of individual achievement, to free other nations from tyranny and fear. to promote justice and fairness and equality under the law so that the words set to paper by our founders are made real for every citizen. the america we want for our kids , a rising america where work is plentiful and prosperity is widely shared and opportunity lets us go as far as our dreams, none it of it is easy. and if we work together, if we summon what is best in us, the way corey summoned what is best in him, with our feet planted intoy but our eyes looking the future. god bless you. and god bless the united states of america. thank you so much. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> and the president spoke for an hour on the fifth state of the union address. just off the house chamber where the ho

with the community and it sounds like at&t has frustrations with the process. i want to show you on the overhead what some of our concerns are with graffiti and blight. as it relates to the process for permitting, really we want your support board of supervisors, we want you to help protect us again this and give us the tools we need in order to protect our public spaces, we want a public process that functions well and allows us to protest or place these in partnership with at&t that's actually functional. as you can tell from the long line of people behind me and the long line of people that it's not really working. we also want a process that considers complete neighborhoods. and just before my time closes up, supervisor cohen, i wanted to show you that you had concerns about historic districts, those little yellow boxes those are the only places that are disallowed. in closing, i know this is just the beginning for a process moving forward and sf beautiful and our members are looking forward to working with you in something that will work well. supervisor s

and is your state the most frustrated or the least? >>> governor chris christie and his new jersey pal senator cory booker burning all twitter on this cold day. that's next.

so i appreciate the frustration that we haven't been able to provide that. but our goal is to be able to provide you as accurate information as possible. that continues to be our goal. again, no known relationship between our shooter and our victims. we're continuing to look for that motive. that's where our focus will be and it will continue into the future. in terms of the mall, we have had a strong presence around the mall since the shooting occurred. we have been working with mall management to ensure that patrons who left personal belongings in the common areas of the mall were able to retrieve that. we've been assisting with that process. we've provided grief counselors from our victim assistance unit as well as our partnership with the mobile crisis unit of howard county. we've also assisted the mall in getting the tenants, store owners back into the mall so they can get their businesses ready to reopen. again, nothing is going to go back to normal. this mall is going to be different because of what happened. we all understand that. our job is to make

for me, frustration. you try to figure out what is the best technology to solve that problem. ♪ i have stumbled on a thermostat prompted it was frustrating. no goods illusions to save energy. this was born out of that frustration. the ipod for me was born out of the frustration that i was a dj and had to lug around 1000 cd's. my experience came together with the love of music. i look at all the various pieces around the house. a lot of things we could apply the same hardware and software services to them. will it be your toaster? maybe or maybe not. i still burn toast. maybe one day the toaster will get a lot smarter so i do not burn that toast. >> there is one deal out there. going up in smoke. directv blackout on the weather channel as of midnight last night. the sides are fighting over the amount of money directv pays the weather channel to carry its programming. directv wants to pay less. the weather channel wants it to pay more. let the finger-pointing to begin. >> all have long-term contracts that b

i think people were frustrated by the timing and by everything hitting at once. >> what's the fix? next time -- next time this happens, again, we're not even to february, there's a good chance something like this happens over the next month or two? >> i mean, i think that if it happens again, people will take weather warnings more seriously and we hope that also schools and the governor and the city and the many cities that are part of metro atlanta can coordinate communications sooner. this really pointed for me, it was an alarming thing about what if a real disaster, not just a couple of inches of snow, but something more serious hit. would atlanta be frozen by gridlock. >> natalie, two last questions. sorry to step on you, rebecca. natalie, two last questions. first of all, conditions right now statewide, are the roads practically clear? and, secondly, next time this does han, what have we learned from this instance? >> yes. the roads are clear.

this led to frustrations and mistrust. people are convinced they should not deal with baghdad because their representatives are not able to get them their rights back or to move their legitimate demand forward. they saw the government was trying to marginalize some iraqis and not giving them the role they were elected to play. at the psychological level, there was a lot of stress and lots of frustration. this allowed al qaeda to come back. when the people do not trust the army and al qaeda, they are confused. if they fight al qaeda, the institution would go back to what it was in 2006. if they fight al qaeda, they will be a target afterwards. if they do nothing they will because between the fire of the army and the fire of al qaeda because they know al qaeda would be bringing worse progress back, but the psychological situation at this point makes it easier for al qaeda to come back. we need to convince people the government and the state are theirs, too, that they should deal with the government in order to defeat the ext

and there is frustration there for sure. >> absolutely.hat is a fair assessment and i fought the establishment diligently in a couple of races and you are 100 percent on. amy and matt, great to have you on. >> thank you. >>> we have been labelled as cold and uncaring and we better change that perception. tweet your solutions to reunite the gop at the huckabee show and our facebook page the huckabee show. why conservative groups attack one republican and support another? we'll talk to the club for groechlth they >> we are talking about bringing the republican party together agreementandy joins us from washington. andy, i appreciate you being here. i think our audience needs club for growth we have had a little thing going for a while. you know, you guys spent a lot of money and time coming after me before. i've reciprocated but get to the hard facts. what is the criteria for the club, club for growth. what is it you look for in a candidate to support. donor driven or issue driven? >> first of all thanks for having me and i would like to go

there was no one that was exempted from feeling some sort of frustration.were at home, you were aggravated because of wondering where your loved ones were. >> best clip on the show. thank you so much. hope your wife has her car and still a mess. it's still a mess out there in the atlanta area. think of the people who have to get their cars and the cars are out of gas. we will take a look at the headlines of the day. remember the player who accused a teammate of bullying him. he left the allegations and he is speaking publicly. you will hear that and also the u.s. attorney gets ready to make an announcement on whether he will seek the death penalty for the surviving boston bombing suspect. . >> just past the bottom of the hour. two big stories we were watching. first you have the cruise ship in new jersey. almost 7 hundred of the people on board, they are in the process of disembarking and we are watching that. also the city of atlanta. you are seeing some stand still. people are still stuck. more on both of those stories. first let's look at the other headl

. >> reporter: on its website, target's ceo issued an apology writing i know it is frustrating for our guests to know that this information was taken, and we are truly sorry they are having to endure this. target says it's offering free credit monitoring to all of its customers at u.s. stores. as for white, she says she still needs to shop. >> it has changed my mind-set. every time i swipe my card i think here we go again. >> reporter: target is still investigating the scope of the breach. and some experts have concerns that social security numbers could also be at risk, although target said at this point there is no indication that that has happened. as for what you can do to protect yourself if target offers you the free credit monitoring, take them up on it and check it as often as you can as identity theft can be a major problem that lasts for years. brian? >> some chilling information in there. katy tur starting us off. katy, thanks. >>> tonight, 300,000 people in west virginia are being told to stay away from their tap water, not to use it for anything, cooking, bathing, anything

i agree, this must be frustrateing, but that is part of the city process. i understand your argument on the law, but i don't want to mess with the city process because i don't want to operate outside our current jurisdiction. >> i heard something a little troubling, and i don't know that this is germane to the particular issue. the represent said that at&t was asked to go out, meet with the neighborhood and identify alternative sites and it looks like they're trying to circumvent that. it seems like there was an opportunity to find an alternative site and that's being looked over. >> for the process, i think -- i think we are so inclined to take a vote on the question of jurisdiction because i think once -- if it goes away that we're leading here, i think it will determine the outcome on the rest of the appeal on the merits so i'm going to make a motion to deny the permits based on lack of jurisdiction. >> could i suggest maybe instead of denying the permit -- so are >> sorry, reject the appeals because we have no jurisdiction to them. >> i'm curious also i

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callers who were frustrated with their employees, frustrated with sign-ups. the program is in its embryonic stages still -- i should not say that, it has been born. its infant stages. republicans are running on frustration with the affordable care act. they are running ads against democrats who support the affordable care act. mark pryor in arkansas is trying to defend his vote on obamacare. he's not the only one. it partly goes to tell you, washington is an ecosystem. everything is connected. like in the jungle. maybe it gives you an idea as to what republicans are eager to get something passed on immigration. they did poorly with latino voters. we can focus on this one issue that will help us the most, the affordable care act. host: we will leave it there. our guest has been todd zwillich. thank you for being with us this morning. guest: my pleasure. >> billy house is joining us. he is with "national journal." radel.as news about trey what has been the response to what is the trusses to replace him? and what is the process to replace him? is been pretty qui

how is it solved, i would imagine it would be frustrating, but talk to me about this. >> supervisor department of public works. obviously it can be challenging. we disapproved 9 locations for obvious reasons. one of the challenges is when we provide noticed and receive objections, in the objections we get complaints from the community saying they don't like this site and that stops. okay, you don't like this site but by state law at&t is allowed to place this by this facility. there are many departments that the people who are objecting they don't know they can offer potentially alternative location in these hearings. yes, we recognize and acknowledge that it's not a good location for the community but no alternatives provided to the department. at&t has a right to place these in the public right-of-way which they do and that is the discrepancy that the department continues to face. as lynn has pointed out clearly we have 20 days to evaluate these alternative locations that are very linear as she stated that we either approve it or disapprove it. that is one of the biggest challenges that we c

i have a couple of frustrations.ne, i don't know what this body -- you say something is really [speaker not understood] unachievable goal like zero pedestrian does, i don't know what this institution is really capable of, you know, creating that, making that happen. i think you should aim for some more achievable goal, although it's good to aim for the horizon. trauma in general over many generations in america has been decreasing. if you look at the amount of trauma that's from [speaker not understood] vehicles it's four times higher than other vehicles. [speaker not understood]. my frustration is taking things and looking them up and singularly and making a big deal like let's look at crime or let's look at pedestrian safety and not really, if you actually look at this body as a whole, what it's been doing, it's really moving away from the holistic wide approaches that would actually solve the problem. that's my frustration. >> thank you. final public comment, please step up. >>> i guess i will start with the noise

i know people out there are so deeply frustrated.ical support and are you surprised and what does this tell you? >> i'm surprised that they were hired in the first place. they had an incredible record of failure. in the province of ontario. they snt $46 million on this and they abandon the project. theyhave a record of doing this over and over again that they have lobbied and they are very politically connected to navigating bureaucracy. to that is why they get hired for these jobs. the administration has, they are very political and buraucatic. so they never should've brought this in the first place. gerri: byron ensure is working faster? >> welcome a they are doing everything they can and i do believe that. the other one is losing money people don't pay their preums and they think that they are covered. gerri: but they are not getting accurate information to begin with, are they? >> they are doing things quietly and politely to convince them to work with them. but they are the ones that are getting stepped on. gerri: i hope you'll

>> miserable is a good word and frustrating.our frustrating days where you can't use water. you can turn it on and not able to use it. so residents aren't able to use it. our small businesses and businesses are closed because we're not able to use the water. the workers who work there are not able to make an income because we're not able to use the water. so you can see that it is very frustrating and we're hopeful there might be some light at the end of the tunnel. i know that there is testing that is continuously going on to check that water and the chemical in the water. >> well, of course, it means no showering, no cooking. obviously, no drinking it. so how are people really holding up? >> well, west virginians are very resourceful and we're very hospitable, not only to guests who might come in but to each other, as well. when the worst hits west virginia, the best in west virginians come out. that's what you see. i have been on the water lines for a couple of days. whether they waited in line to get the jugs filled up or wi

i share the frustration that many do even after this last budget compromises put together. the real answer is not to go out and attack republicans who try to push reform in the house. it's to go out and win the winnable elections in the united states senate. if a year from now republicans hold the united states senate and the united states house, if at that point we can't get things done, then i think it is legitimate to hold people in our party accountable. there's some people in washington who want us to hold our breath until they take their other positions. we need to make sure we don't pass out and that we're through to fight. we need a game plan to win in the future. 2014 is that all important year. we get the senate back. two years later, we ought to get a republican president. it is about truly reforming the federal government, reigning in the debt, putting the power back in the hands of the people. >> great to have you here. thanks so much for joining us on this weekend. take care. we'll see you soon. >> thank you. >>> so what's your solution to fix the gop? some sa