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you already out there, go out there like a g. youight as well take yourself out of the game because the media already took you out. you took yourself out doing what you [ bleep ] did, and it's just pitiful. >> do you have any advice for regis philbin? >> didn't he just die? >> jimmy: thinking of someone else. so there you have it. the wisdom of the masses. today is or was, depending upon where you're watching, cyber monday. cyber monday is a day that every store online puts everything on sale. it's basically black friday for people too lazy to put on pants. experts project that online sales for today alone could exceed $1.2 billion. according to a survey released today, nearly 60% of the american workforce shopped online at their job today while the other 40% looked at porn, i guess. i'm not sure how i feel about people buying gifts online. if you really care about someone, you go to target at midnight on black friday and get pepper sprayed to get them a gift. that's love. it's the thought. there was a lot of love in the air over the

g. and i am also glad you asked about the implementation of prop g broadly, because this will lead to bettermuni systems. we are making solid progress at the mta in implementing the current contract that was negotiated under prop g, hiring port -- part-time operators and accident review, i think we will see benefits of prop g this year and going forward. the purpose was for the mta to negotiate a contract that would support service while being fair to the operators. driving a bus or a train is not an easy job, no one to assure that the city is compensating and treating our drivers fairly, while holding them and me accountable for delivering the service we all want and deserve. i believe prop g with strong accountability and responsibility will get us there. in the future, i am looking for a new push forward for other efficiency savings that we are now allowed to do under prop g. again, thank you, supervisor, and to supervisor elsbernd, keeping muni at the board in a constructive way. president chiu: from district 10, supervisor cohen. supervisor cohen: addressing the issues of overcrowding a

to the three g. you know or to the initial releases i floundered scream and say well you know that's just catastrophic we don't know what it is but we take this material blessings for granted i mean it's like we get this manna from heaven and then we know he's right we all consumer consider our human right what i try to do in the book is that try to make you feel like you shouldn't be sort of sort of grovelling always in front of entrepreneurs or give us these great things but rather just so that you're conscious of the sort of i mean what gives us these blessings were the man i comes from is really the market economy and that's the thing that we need to praise appreciate defend and protect against the looter classes and the political world so that we can continue to have have progress big letters can we talk about monopolies for a second because before we go i do want to bring up that eighteen thousand nine hundred mobile thing because people that say this was a good thing that this merger would block a

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looking g you can find snow on the ground. big headache is back east.a's hartfeld airport, stoppages have been severe and thunderstorms now. once these pass, life will resume but there are delays there and all the way up the east coast. there is a look at the flight. >>> one of the nation's iconic structures is in need of repair and october's earthquake left cracking and chipped stones on the top portion. the report suggests standing water could collect during heavy rain z it's been closed to visitors since the quake first struck. >> overseas now, north korea is considering extending official mourning period following a sudden death of kim jong-il. china's ambassador paying their respects to the leader. the mourning period set to until october 29 nl skppblg could decide to delay taking power immediately. he did that when his father and founder died in 1994. >> you can get a good deal of figurines of former italian prime minister and there is a a discount at the end of a rough year. he resigned from office last month after losing a vote of confidence and

back to you. g don knapp in oakland, thanks. >>> well, they got caught with a massive collection of illegal drugs and alcohol. bay area teenagers were headed to utah on a ski trip, but none of them were arrested or sited for possession. robert lyles with the question a will the of people are asking and that is, why? >> first, the ski buses were supposed to return here in about 45 minutes, but some parents approached us a short time ago. they were angry and demanded that we leave. when we didn't leave, they did. so it's anyone's guess if those buses will off load here. this story generated some serious questions and interest by the public like is this a case of selective police enforcement? >> at the high school, the annual ski trip to salt lake city is as anticipated as senior prom. >> i have a will the of friends on that trip. >> why is the anticipation so high? because it's their opportunity to get high. >> a lot of people bring illegal materials on there. >> oh yeah, a lot of partying. >> you can

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you. >> hi, sean g to see you. >> sean: newt gingrich was just on. he said you guys have gotten closer. >> and has come to respect you a lot. and he said when he responded to you yesterday which i asked him about he said he shouldn't have responded he gave that round to you. so... >> that is very nice of him. look. i can handle anytng that gets thrown because i know what going to come from president obama is going to be tougher, i've got broad shoulders and i can handle it. it's appropriate to talk about various difference wez have on stage. most people take a chance to get an opportunity to see what we believe. but this is the time foreclosing arguments here in iowa. people goring to be voting in just weeks and i want them to hear why i ought to be the nominee. >> sean: i took note of is that you went after the president and said he was weak talking about foreign policy. you went at him in a strong way tonight. and do you think he is weak as a president? well, greatest threat america faces in the near term is a nuclear iran. and if we ask about have

let you g home and let you sleep a little bit easier, but the true worth will be measured on how we playhere on out. >> first half off the turnover. allen leads the break. drop passed to wright for the land. wright with 14. mason led by 7 at the half. second half, ryan pearson, nice spin and drive to the hoop. george mason down by one. final minute, mason by 1. morrison, nice looking side to bryan allen. he had 12 and mason defeats in a good game. to improve to 5-2. maryland hosting michigan. both teams 7-0 coming in. second half, hawkins outlet pass to kaiser. makes the nice move and the foul. converted the three-point play. kaiser with 8 points. defeat michigan to improve to 8- 0. and tomorrow, the caps are going green. japanese car maker showed off -- that's brian. he's coming back right after this. stay with us.  thank you, mr. lopez. you're welcome, mija! coraliz has the manners of an adult and something else adult-like. my treatment. at st. jude children's research hospital, we pioneered the new use of an adult cancer drug that could help save kids like coraliz ac

you. the same belief g. d you know what i prefer to hold where i'm glad you finally jumped on my bandwagon you know since two thousand and three i've been ninety percent gold and silver that's what we've been telling people to do it's worked out this past decade it will work the same the next decade. because reporters later in the day here on out say u.s. troops are finally to withdraw from iraq by december thirty first at a mark the end of nearly nine years of war u.s. president barack obama reiterated that point at a joint news conference with iraq's prime minister is on an official visit to washington obama says the troops are leaving a sovereign and self-reliant iraq behind shaun thomas discovered many iraqis still wonder what america really accomplished there. as two thousand and eleven draws to an end and historical chapter for iraq and the us is finishing as well the occupation is over. i'm glad that the americans are leaving who are still concerned because after the troops leave we do not know what wi

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you. >> hi, sean g to see you. >> sean: newt gingrich was just on.id you guys have gotten closer. >> and has come to respect you a lot. and he said when he responded to you yesterday which i asked him about he said he shouldn't have responded he gave that round to you. so... >> that is very nice of him. look. i can handle anything that gets thrown because i know what going to come from president obama is going to be tougher, i've got broad shoulders and i can handle it. it's appropriate to talk about various difference wez have on stage. most people take a chance to get an opportunity to see what we believe. but this is the time foreclosing arguments here in iowa. people goring to be voting in just weeks and i want them to hear why i ought to be the nominee. >> sean: i took note of is that you went after the president and said he was weak talking about foreign policy. you went at him in a strong way tonight. and do you think he is weak as a president? well, greatest threat america faces in the near term is a nuclear iran. and if we ask about have we

g l.t.e. platform, cutting-edge technology. i'm sure you have seen the commercial. 4-g is the big thing now in commercial wireless technology. it's fast, it's faster than -- than 3-g technology. but the key -- there are several keys that are important for public safety and emergency response. one is, will achieve true inner operability region wide. whether he have one network that will cover the entire ten county bay area. so the devices we purchased in san francisco we know will always work in santa clara county or up north in sonoma or napa county. oakland folks can come and, you know, mutual aid requirements and come to assist here in san francisco, their devices on this network will work because it's all the same network. one network region wide. it's also private. it's not shared with commercial traffic. that gets back to the concern that fema had about network congestion. we won't have the problem of network congestion on this network unless we have so many public safety users that we're -- you know, but that would be a good thing. we

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. >> there you g that's what -- you normally have to. but now, you have the book.is this? >> this is an aperol spritz. part of the big part of this book is on the front page. there's a little buster that says, "if you want to throw in a little money towards my foundation, which is built upon three ideas. children's literacy guaranteed, children's hunger relief and children's disease research. aperol will match a dollar per dollar for the first 50 grand." [ applause ] and i'm personally going to match a dollar for the first hundred grand. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you guys are the best. it's the mario batali foundation. by the way, congrats on "the chew." how's everything going over at "the chew" now? >> i got to say, i'm liking this daytime gig. >> jimmy: i mean, you are a daytime dude now. >> exactly. >> jimmy: this pretty fun. watching you in daytime. >> i'm meeting all the soap advertisers and cereal people. and it's kind of cool thing. >> jimmy: yeah, 'cause i'm used to you at nighttime. you're a nighttime dude. >> righ

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do it again. [ laughter ] >> c-a-u-g-h-t. >> oh, you have to put the g-h-t in there? at was really bothering me. [ light laughter ] and you made that a whole lot easier for my morning. >> okay. have a good morning. >> all right. all right, thank you. bye. >> bye-bye. [ applause ] >> jay: it's one thing to have to deal with annoying people when you're open for business. but this real estate office had to set up a camera to deal with the public when they were closed. watch what happens when these young urban professionals types try to -- watch what they do to this horse statue. there's a horse statue in front of the building. here, here. >> jay: look at this guy trying to get up. [ light laughter ] oh, ain't gonna work. no, ain't gonna work. gee, do you think there's alcohol involved here? let's try it again. [ light laughter ] oh, not working, not working. hey, man, let me give you a tip here, bob. here, come on. i'll show you how to do it. there you go! yeah, there you go! [ laughter ] a couple of geniuses! okay. [ applause ] there you go! that's three horse's asses ri

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president mendoza: thank you. item g is the consent calendar. never mind, i take it back. we have no public comment on item f. we have been off for a little while so i am a little slow around here. he before we go to item g, as a reminder to the public, and individual wishing to address the board on an individual matter can call the board office by 4:30 on the day of the meeting or by completing a speaker card, which looks like this and we have it in the doorway entrance. cards need to be -- cars turned in at the same time an item is discussed will not be accepted. please keep that in mind. item g is the consent calendar. i need a motion and a second. thank you. are there any corrections by the superintendent? >> not tonight. president mendoza: any items severed by the board or remove for the first reading? >> i need a clarification on k2. president mendoza: that is it. we are going to take roll call. item h is the superintendent proposal. this has been moved and seconded on november the 15th. a report on buildings and grounds. it was a positive recommendation from the bng

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and it g so you can see that being a last stand.you you go to the newt rallies, i went to a couple of them yesterday, and it was amazing how many people weren't with newt. they sort of liked him. but they said, we're kind of undecided. a couple of them volunteered the virginia ballot issue. saying is he really built for the long haul? can he really win the campaign because obama is going to be organized. not about romney. maybe he doesn't have it together. a lot of us think don't cover process. people don't care about processç these activists in iowa are paying attention. that had more impact on his candidacy than some of us realized. >> i was interested in his reaction to how his candidacy has been received by people who he thought would be supportive of him. listen to what he told you about his surprise at the lack of support he got from former colleagues. >> i didn't expect people i had known for years to be as negative as they have been. >> no. go talk to them. chuck, you find out who your friends are in a presidential campaign.