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and my guest simon garfield has a new book about maps changing our view of the world. well, apple maps certainly took me to places i never imagined. southcuban president raul castrs he will retire in five years. don't believe him, coman in. this is "the colbert report". captioning sponsored by comedy central ["the colbert report" theme music playing] [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting see stephen] [cheers and applause] >> stephen: welcome to the report, everybody. good to have you with us. thank you. in here, out there, i want to say hello to all my friends in the studio tonight and some old friends watching from home. [cheers and applause] [laughter] folks -- if you watch this show, and we're on an honor's system here, i know there's one thing i'm don't -- i don't like about hollywood awarder sermon yours. it's when i'm not nominated. last night the oscars took top achievement in chapping my hide. last night there were hit and misses on the red carpet. jennifer lawrence radiant, jessica chastain, rav vashing but anne hathaway -- no! no! girl, if i want to see an os

you know, rolf and garfield. and if you look at page 18, district nine actually has the lowest cleanliness in terms of any district in this city. and you have a number of decreases in terms of scoring with some pretty, you know, ski parks, jose coronodo 20 to 18.8 which was a 30 percent reduction. 84.3 to 91.1, 5.1 reduction. and nenos from 93 to 90. so you can see that there is this trend and i know that you talked about having a list of parks that you are looking at. so you know, is that a document that we can so and what are you doing when you have something like this? but there is a trend where you know there are lower scores in a district like district nine? >> right. >> what is your strategy? >> absolutely we can get you that list of the parks on the watch list and that is the value of this report is that it draws our attention to what you draw our attention to and that is the further follow ups and the information goes to the supervisor and the directors are extremely interested in this kind of a trend as

without my garfield id, i left havana in 1981 and went to zurich, switzerland, thanks to james joyce. my dancing there became walking through the silence of the city. instead of people looking at me like my family did when i was a child, people began to ask me, where are you from? i felt disoriented, exiled. the changing perception of nature, religious views, philosophical and political opinions, botanical knowledge and idiomatic sounds, everything new. i asked myself many times for a specific reason why my irish family went to cuba and began searching for missing pieces of my irish history in irish, cuban, and catalan archives to discover before me that i had a fascinating history of displacement and transformations in various geographic setings. my book, ticket it ride, is a personal journey towards the past and the present. there is no one but many places i belong to: havana, dublin, mahon, barcelona, and since the lay 80's, the bay area. so thank you very much. . >> i'm going to do this in about 5 parts. i hope you will bear with me. first of all, i want to thank cross roads for i

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the request for accommodation we received was for an individual who are seakt concerns about the garfield pool and it's code compliantd but it did not meet the access needs of this particular individual. our office has been engaging in an interactive process with the individual to find a solution that works. all three of these complaints that our office received involved the homeless shelter system. there were reports of staff being unresponsive to the needs of people with non visible disabilities. our office has been working with the human service agency to set up additional training to address these issues and that concludes my case summary report. thank you. >> thank you. okay. we will move on to item 10 which is information team of update of the muni system by roland wong who is excused absent today so we will get that report next month. we will move on to item 11 on any agenda item that were on the list today. do we have any public comment? >> hi. this is jessica lehman again. i am embarrassed in the director's report i was remiss of mentioning something in the senior action report w

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next, a special celebration at the garfield park conservatory.you know what that means.... it's paczki time. [ female announcer ] switch to swiffer sweeper, and you'll dump your old broom. but don't worry he'll find someone else. ♪ who's that lady? ♪ ♪ who's that lady? ♪ ♪ sexy lady ♪ ♪ who's that lady? ♪ [ female announcer ] swiffer sweeper's electrostatic dry cloths attract and lock dirt, dust, and hair on contact to clean 50% more than a broom. it's a difference you can feel. swiffer gives cleaning a whole new meaning. and now swiffer wet and dry refills are available with the fresh scent of gain. the phrase-of-the-day at the garfield park conservatory this weekend is:- "happy new year." they're celebrating the chinese new year throughout the conservatory -- commemorating the "year of the snake" on the ancient chinese zodiac. because of different dating systems -- tomorrow marks either the the start of the year 4710 -- 4709 -- or 4649. regardless -- it's a reason to celebrate with music and dancing -- finding lucky plants -- or planting a new

garfield smith iii killed michael karrens and wounded another. police are looking at a tip that they may have gone into a part to purchase drugs. the other victim is in good condition. a guilty verdict in the murder trial of michael johnson. but after three days of deliberations, a baltimore jury convicted johnson of second- degree murder in the death of phylicia barnes. we have the latest. >> the verdict came after a 9.5 hours of deliberation. divens -- defense lawyers vow to fight it. prosecutors say it's tougthey're satisfied. from the beginning, phylicia suspected michael johnson had something to do with the death. >> the last person who seen her. never lifted a finger to help. >> a jury agreed, convicting johnson of second-degree murder, ending the case that got national attention and tore apart to families. >> an elephant took one of his feet off my chest. i can breathe a little bit better now. >> a much better place. >> it is what is and we still feel in our hearts that michael johnson is not guilty. >> johnson, the ex-boyfriend, was indic

garfield smith is charged with the murder of christopher karens. it happened at a park in edge wood. karens later died at the hospital. another person is in the hospital. >>> police agencies here in maryland are more village lengths following the tragic shooting at sandy hook elementary. justin beach month was arrested -- beaumont was arrested this week. he was charged with trespassing but because of comments he made about attending the school and being bullied, police decided to search his home. they found several assault style weapons, hand guns, including an ak47 and uzi. beaumont is undergoing medical treatment and evaluation. investigators said it appears at this time that he owned all the guns legally. >>> the gun debate took center stage at the state capital this afternoon. nearly 1,000 people crowded lawyers mall. among them limiting magazine size rounds from 20 to 10. the governor also wants to add 45 assault style weapons to the ban. some would like to see teachers given an opportunity to be certified to carry weapons in school. >> i lear

garfield park the third was arrested. the victims had gone to the park to buy marijuana where they were shot. smith is being held waiting for a bond review. >>> new video tonight out of frederick where an armed robbery on south market was all caught on surveillance video. police say the man used per spray during the robbery. frederick police are asking people with information to call 301-600-tips. >>> weather wise pretty quiet. some passing clouds at times but we did have decent sunshine. in fact, right now still at 40 in annapolis, upper marl marlboro. a chilly breeze. as we go through day brairks the upper 20s. a storm system inbound. we'll talk much more about that in minutes. >>> around the nation tonight two young children and a woman were killed and another child critically wounded in a shooting in a house near denver. at this point police think this was an isolated case. they don't have a shooter on the loose they're concerned b the neighbor where it happened was in an industrial area surrounded by a bunch of wareh

near garfield and byxbee streets. police say, a suspect pointed a gun at one of the victims, and demanded her purse. leading to a struggle. that's when the suspect struck the victim with a firearm. and then shot her in the neck. authorities say, the suspect then shot a second victim in the leg before running away empty- handed. all three victims were transported to san francisco general hospital. and treated for their injuries. in other big stories. tonight -- the san francisco 49ers are back in the bay area. after last night's heartbreaking loss to the baltimore ravens. they landed at san jose international airport. greeted by dozens of fans who still have love for their team. and as both the niners and ravens head home from new orleans. so do thousands of fans. kron-4's j-r stone has been in new orleans since the beginning of super bowl week. he wraps up our coverage from the big easy. >> of these fans are headed home the baltimore ravens are the champions. leaving just a memory of what blahs. >> i went to the game

he said that's the brain of the man who shot president garfield. the second man to assassinate a president. any man who will give you a brain, invite him to your party. and his assistant opens up another drawer and takes out a leather -- a swatch of leather, and i say what's the writing on this? and she says to me, oh, heat the tattoo. and i realize it's not leather. it's someone's skin. anyone that gives you a brain and skin, invite them to your party. and this museum, the national human of health -- national museum of health and medicine, and it was an old army facility and if you got shot in the civil war and you died, they would saw off your arms' send it to the arm where research police and say, figure out why he died? so they kept sawing off body parts parts and sending it to this museum. eventually science moves forward and they realize the recent you're doing is not because of a vein in your arm, it's blood poisoning, an infection, and they now realize and say, we gear together turn the research facility into a museum. and he said to me the

. >> if you have problems, i see right here, we call garfield 7171 for service. member that is right. operators standing by. >> from here, we are going to look at those wonderful elevators that go of the outside of the high rise building that everyone wants to take a ride in. >> let's go do that. >> here we are in the most exciting elevator in the city of san francisco. this is the outside elevator that goes into the 32nd floor. tell us about this. >> we are in one of the tower elevators now. these were originally installed in 1972. 1,000 feet a minute, outside observation elevators, so a great view of the city. some of the most popular elevators in san francisco, as you mentioned, and these cars run a lot. they run about 2000 starts per day. about 700,000 starts per year for an elevator like this, and these are pretty hard working. >> must be hard to maintain these elevators. mechanical devices in the rain. >> this is much more difficult to maintain. normal elevator installation is all sealed from the elements, but in this case, it is all exposed to the outside,

cousins was flown to shock trauma reported to be in good condition. 21-year-old garfield smith iii was arrested and charged with several crimes including first and second degree murder in connection with the shooting. now the vigil will be held tonight at 7:30 at the park on tumble road in edgewood. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> pretrial hearings will be held today for the second and third accusers in the underage sex assault case against the voice of elmo. kevin clash had four men now come forward saying he abused them while they were teens. the baltimore native denies the allegations and resigned from the "sesame street" role back in november. >>> some are pushing back. nearly 1,000 people gathered near the state house to protest a number of gun laws being introduced by the governor. and support the right to bear arms. o'malley wants the ban assault style weapons and create stricter licensing requirements for handguns. the measure also would improve the state's mental health services as a way to prevent overall violence. >>> the owner of a frozen yogurt and ice cream franchise in u

. >> the garfields -- no, it was the hayes' first. they didn't know what to do with the white house, it was beat up and happy. they went to the library of congress and asked what would be more appropriate to have in a historic white house. he came up with this idea of a first lady's hall with portraits of all the first ladies. hayes was very excited and he commissioned mr. andrews, who became head of the corporate. he did another one -- the library commission paid $5,000 for that. and then he did another one of of dairy voluptuous dolley madison and the library commission said "no." the garfields did the same thing. the roosevelts insisted on using various artifacts. they took the lincoln bed and draped it up. they fixed the place -- mrs. herbert hoover was the first one who did a scarlet approach to it all. she had all of the objects in the attics and storage documented as to what they were when they came to the white house. that has all been a treasure to work with as far as a curator. >> the hoovers paid for their own entertainment

earlier this week police arrested 21-year-old garfield smith iii, he's being charged with a number of crimes. >>> she was the longest serving member of the maryland house of delegates and today you can pay your respects to the late delegate hattie harrison. she will lay in state in annapolis at the church from noon until 4:00 this afternoon. she died monday. last week at the age of 84 years old. harrison will lay in state in her home church in baltimore city tomorrow. >>> and update for you this morning on the underage sexual assault case for the man behind the voice of elmo. today cecil singleton will appear in court. he was the second person to speak out against puppeteer kevin clash. the third accuser is also expected in court. that person has yet to be identified. clash is a baltimore native and as a result of these accusations he has since resigned from his role with "sesame street." >>> taking a look today, police in anne arundel county seized an arsenal of weapons from a man they say snuck into a high school this week. >> this morning the suspect is at shepherd pratt. police ar

now cousins was flown to shock trauma where he was in good condition at last report. 21-year-old garfield smith iii was arrest asked charges with a number of -- arrested and charged with a number of crimes including first and second degree murder. the vigil will be held tonight at 7:30 at counion park in edgewood. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> a bizarre accident in san diego to tell you about and the video is pretty incredible. check this out. we want to show you this car that's suspended in outdoor staircase and police say a 70- year-old man lost control of his car. crashing through a gate over a curb and right into a met gal forward rail. it -- metal guardrail. it took a while but after they did, they got him out and he wasn't hurt. >>> the owner of a frozen yogurt franchise in utah is offering his store as a soap box. he's offering $1 off for anyone with a concealed weapons permit. he says gun owners don't get a share fake in the -- fair shake in the u.s. >> every time somebody -- some wacko goes on a shooting spree, the top leaders of our country decide it's time to take guns away f

before neighborhoods with the most possible closures are burnham park, englewood north lawndale and garfield humble park. those tempers flared tonight at the community meeting. to say that this crowd is live lee even just vocal truly does into the crowd justice inside tonight 500 people or more are simply outraged their serious and determined to see their schools stay open through this entire process they have about six weeks to get their message across until the city releases its final list of schools on the chopping block. they tirelessly protesters waving signs and pointing fingers and preparing to could quite possibly cede their child's school clothes and left the city changes its mind by march 1st. one school to many are to shut down if you ask this crowd. cps, shame on you. our children are chicago we are not going to finally sit back and let you continue to make these decisions on our children because we have come to realize that you don't care about their education. it is the first of 14 community meetings over the next two weeks they get more rockets with each one in a room are hund

take now some high school students feel the test is unfair and refuse to take them and teachers at garfield high school are now saying they won't administer the latest standardized tests a coast to coast are campaigns against standardized testing some even calling for occupying the department of education to discuss what is behind this j a myerson a contributor to troops out joins us now welcome there j.s. so i know you have written about occupying the department of education some students and teachers want change is occupy the way to go about it. well it's certainly effective i mean i think maybe in this case as in a lot of cases occupy just becomes a sort of avatar for resisting the excesses of late stage capitalism in sort of. becoming a big financial parasite on you know systems of enormous social work like the education system. you know these high stakes testing companies and then the test prep companies and the sort of guardians of higher education which is of course. you know lots of wealth is extracted from that by the banks in the form of student loans and in the form of. you know

neighborhoods facing the most closures' burnham park, inglewood gresham, alston north lawndale and garfield humble park with 14. >> this is what is going on. that is why the enrollment is low. it has been a nightmare for more than 3100 passengers and nearly 11 crewmembers since last sunday. when an injured fire left the ship without electrical power. some passengers have reported raw sewage and long lines for very little food. yesterday a coast guard helicopter brought in 3,000 lbs. of equipment including a generator to help provide power. preparations are underway in alabama. >> we're going to have some warm food and some drinks and things. hopefully we can make it a little more pleaseding for them >> offering passengers a full refund and other concessions for their hardship. >> his name was blade runner during last summer's olympics. today he's being charged with his girl friend's murder. the latest on the investigation. >> the innocent bystanders before copd... i took my son fishing every year. we had a great spot not easy to find, but worth it. but with copd making it hard to breathe i

. >> the garfields -- no, it was the hayes' first.hey didn't know what to do with the white house, it was beat up and happy. they went to the library of congress and asked what would be more appropriate to have in a historic white house. he came up with this idea of a first lady's hall with portraits of all the first ladies. hayes was very excited and he commissioned mr. andrews, who became head of the corporate. he did another one -- the library commission paid $5,000 for that. and then he did another one of of dairy voluptuous dolley madison and the library commission said "no." the garfields did the same thing. the roosevelts insisted on using various artifacts. they took the lincoln bed and draped it up. they fixed the place -- mrs. herbert hoover was the first one who did a scarlet approach to it all. she had all of the objects in the attics and storage documented as to what they were when they came to the white house. that has all been a treasure to work with as far as a curator. >> the hoovers paid for their own entertainment.

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president garfield. we all know him. hated mondays. loved lasagna, loved lasagna.a lot of people don't know this. he was actually, very, very hairy. >> jimmy: he was? >> yeah, i actually have a picture of him. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, grover cleveland. that's him? >> yeah. >> jimmy: well that is -- now you -- you must have went to a public school is what i am guessing? did you do anything special for valentine's day? >> i did. went out to a nice fancy dinner with my lady. >> jimmy: traditional. >> very traditional. yeah, thanks guys. just the concept of lady. they're the best. smell good. and, yeah, it was fun. it was nice. i will say, at our dinner, i noticed a new phenomenon, i never noticed before, there was a bar in the restaurant. and two buddies hanging out having a drink on valentine's day. it occurred to me, that you can't really do that. >> jimmy: why not? >> you can, but you are opening questions, basically. i don't think there is any one in the restaurant that didn't think they were there together. like, you call him up. hey, man, want to grab a beer? it's li

i would say james garfield, the only sitting house member ever elected president. >> and jonathan, he is also up against the viewers. the history, doing the television age that the losing vice presidential candidate always goes on to never be president. ana-marie cox, and jonathan allen, thank you very much. >>> coming up, when do you think mississippi ratified the 13th amendment abolishing slavery in this country? send us your guesses on facebook or twitter, the answer coming up. here is a hint. it actually took a movie to get them to do it. >>> and the most love-sick governor of our time, back, running for congress in south carolina. and the frontrunner in the democratic party to run against him it steven colbert's sister. we'll preview that race tonight. you're crazy. go faster! go faster! go faster! go faster! no! stop...stop... (mom) i raised my son to be careful... hi, sweetie. hi, mom. (mom) but just to be safe... i got a subaru. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. a hairline fracture to the mandible and contusions to the metacarpus. what do you see? um, i see

garfield smith iii killed michael karrens and wounded another. police are looking at a tip that they may have gone into a part to purchase drugs. the other victim is in good condition. a guilty verdict in the murder trial of michael johnson. but after three days of deliberations, a baltimore jury convicted johnson of second- degree murder in the death of phylicia barnes. we have the latest. >> the verdict came after a 9.5 hours of deliberation. divens -- defense lawyers vow to fight it. prosecutors say it's tougthey're satisfied. from the beginning, phylicia suspected michael johnson had something to do with the death. >> the last person who seen her. never lifted a finger to help. >> a jury agreed, convicting johnson of second-degree murder, ending the case that got national attention and tore apart to families. >> an elephant took one of his feet off my chest. i can breathe a little bit better now. >> a much better place. >> it is what is and we still feel in our hearts that michael johnson is not guilty. >> johnson, the ex-boyfriend, was indic

[laughter] i opened the drawer, and he goes meet president garfield. then he opens up another drawer and takes out this spongy jar. any man that will give you a brain, right? invite him to your party. he's awesome, right? he gives out brains. and then his assistant opens up another drawer and takes out a leather kind of like a swatch of leather. when you go pie your sofa -- buy your sofa, they give you a little swatch, and i see there's writing on the letter, and i say what's the writing on this? she says to me, oh, that's the tattoo. i'm like, the tattoo? i realize what i'm holding is not just someone's leather, it's someone's skin. anyone who gives you a brain and skin, invite them to your party, right? they're awesome. this museum is the national museum of health and medicine, and what they have there, it used to be an army research facility. and what they used to do is if you were shot in the civil war and you died, and you got shot in the arm and you died, they would awe off your arm and send -- saw off your arm and send it to the research place a

to detroit and most of the hotels industry are not open to black people, so they put her in the garfield mattel and she makes a number of important connections at that meeting that she has been going to try and personally and politically when they move back -- not move back, moved there. so she has a long-standing relationship with lack labor and interestingly, the detroit he is a very big, but in some sense in a series of very middle-class and not very act of this branch and when she first moved there. this little naacp chapter and river rouge. reverberation is in detroit, but also full of auto workers, local 600 workers in particular. his fat little naacp group tickets the national naacp to help rosa parks. that little chapter is super interesting. they cut a very different path. they are doing all sorts of boycott of the banks because they are not hiring black people and then actually pass a resolution calling on the national naacp to come out again his assassination. obviously the national naacp doesn't go for that too much. so does this refurbish a dirt remake the national naacp and

they put her up at the garfield hotel and she makes a number of connections at that meeting that she is going to draw on personally and politically when they moved back, not to move back, move their. she has a longstanding relationship with black labor and interestingly it is the deep flight naacp is a very big but in some instances in those years very middle-class and not very activist branch and when she first moved there there is a little naacp chapter in river ruche and that is a bedroom community detroit but also full of autoworkers and local 600 autoworkers in particular and it is that bill naacp group that actually gets the national naacp to help rosa parks. those sorts of militant and that river rouge chapters interesting. they cut a very different paths. they are doing all sorts of boycotts of banks because they are not hiring black and after patrice is assassinated as a resolution calling on the national naacp to come against his assassination and the national naacp doesn't go for that too much so this little river rouge chapter kind of makes the national naacp activists, t

so they put up in the garfield hotel, and she makes a number of very important connections at that meeting that and she's going to draw on both personally and also politically when they move back, not move back, move there. and so she has a long-standing relationship with black labor. and interestingly, it is -- the detroit naacp is a very big but in some sense, it is just there was a very middle-class and upper active branch. again when she first moved there. there's a little naacp chapter in river rouge, river rouge is a kind of bedroom community of detroit but it's also full of autoworkers. is full of local 600 autoworkers in particular. and it is that little naacp group that actually gets the national naacp to help rosa parks. it is those sort of militant, and a little river rouge chapter, two things. they sort of got a very different path. they're doing all sorts of kind of boycotts of the banks because they're not hiring black people. and then the actually, after the assassination they passed a resolution calling on the national naacp to come out against his assassination. obvious wi

. >> the garfields -- no, it was the hayes' first. withdidn't know what to do the white house, it was beat up and happy. they went to the library of congress and asked what would be more appropriate to have in a historic white house. he came up with this idea of a first lady's hall with portraits of all the first ladies. hayes was very excited and he commissioned mr. andrews, who became head of the corporate. he did another one -- the library commission paid $5,000 for that. and then he did another one of of dairy voluptuous dolley madison and the library commission said "no." the garfields did the same thing. the roosevelts insisted on using various artifacts. they took the lincoln bed and draped it up. they fixed the place -- mrs. herbert hoover was the first one who did a scarlet approach to it all. she had all of the objects in the attics and storage documented as to what they were when they came to the white house. that has all been a treasure to work with as far as a curator. >> the hoovers paid for their own entertainment. >> a

you take somebody and build them a nice dashboard that is being used by bob garfield and his executivehe morse healthcare system where the physicians are using our software to treat children. dennis: change some of the insights because of your software. >> yes. how can we prevent and plug the hole of fraud by using a piece of software? dennis: right. it surprises me that you have been able to build this business, be an independent company, when i feel like ibm, i feel like they should want to buy your company and attach it on to their product offerings. >> i think it is a question for them. we could certainly play in that field. we have been building a strong independent company. time will tell. dennis: lars bjork, you may have just put your company up for sale. i want a finders fee. nice job. have a good weekend. sandra: protecting your iphone used to be as easy as putting a passcode on it. iphones are now vulnerable to attacks. hackers would have full access to the phone's contact list and all the photographs you have been taking. shares of apple right now are slightly lower. dennis:

william henry harrison and james garfield.a sticker if you know why. >> they died. >> he died before -- it's very sad. >> wear your overcoat at the inauguration is the story here. all right. which president gave the first televised state of the union address? >> laura? >> didn't you tell us at the beginning of the program? wasn't it lbj or fdr? >> no. lbj gave the first prime time one. that was the classic plant false information that's kind of clues. >> we weren't listening to context clues. >> it was truman in 1947. it just happened to be during the day. >> jfk looked best doing it. >> true. i think president obama has a stately way of giving states of the union. who was the first lady to invite guests to the state of the union? she was, herself, formerly an actress. >> no. >> go, go, go. >> nancy reagan. >> you got it! nancy reagan is correct. the answer was nancy reagan. in 1982, she invited lenny scutnick considered a hero for saving somebody's life. now, they are called scutnicks for that reason. >> which television show