ooip i've been lucky to inherit a movement gavin was there before me and a visionary and i still get his council as he goes across california doing great things in education. gavin i say thank you that f in your new really as lieutenant governor everything we've accomplished we get a national and state audience because of the work you've done. with that our visiony and former mayor now lieutenant governor gavin newsom. >> (clapping.) >> thank you. obviously, we have the same speech writer i have nothing else to say about jose wonderful work and thank you for covering the base is. i ran over to college and wondered what happened to terminate limits that's been 10 damn years you're not over this yet, huh? . i was thinking what was the world would it be like. but it is remarkable to go back in time as the mayor was reflecting on some of the great work. i was thinking jose the other day when jaevent got sworn in how much time we spent that jeanette and she was celebrating at the time the only local no objection create that was initiated by jose and his team and the great work that was be

i think i will defer to gavin on the nazi olympic iewn rms to.ike the lithuanian basketball team with the grateful dead design. they are sharp. >> they look like divo. remember that song "whip it"? >> yes they look like a boy band. >> you love curling. did you set your dvr to make sure you don't miss the curling matches? what is the point of curling? >> the point is to exhibit incredible a -- athletic show man ship and ability. >> have you ever curled? >> yes, i am uh canadian. >> i don't appreciate the sarcasm. you can control the friction of the projectile. >> physics is not a sport. physics you got a grade and physical education you got a grade. >> it is a tiny element of the art of curling. it is sending off the chasma and receiving it with the ball blusters and controlling the suplecants. >> have you ever considered being a commentator for curling? >> for many years. >> maybe they will have you back. >> i have been ostracized by the family because i was the first in four generations to abandon the field. >> you should reconsider that. >> dad

gavin, for real. and there is nothing there. >> dogs are stupid. >> okay. >> dogs are -- i'll tell you what, i see a ghost over there. >> there is a ghost in my apartment. >> proof that my invisibility cloak worked. >> you told me i was going to get to try that? >> i lied. >> oh. >> well i get to still go to jonathan's house. >> all you. >> yeah. yeah. >> i've don't know why that name, i don't know, would pop in. >> by the way he doesn't care if you are invisible or not. letting you know. >> greg, is that you in you invisibility cloak. >> dressed as a giant cat. any way. >> in skeechers. >> what does slightly haunted mean >> like slightly pregnant. haunted or it's not. >> you know what, slightly haunted it is a little person. >> no, just a baby. >> doesn't know it is a ghost. >> a thin ghost. >> all right. jesse, tv's andy huckabee. >> tonight on huckabee. he will use his pen to sign excutive orders, the president changed his tune with the way s nsa collects issue. >> and mitch mcconnell reacts. milli

all right, gavin. what outraged you most this year?e dana morellis thing outraged me most because it linked back to the obsession the media class has with proving we're all bigoted. >> yeah. >> it goes back to 2006 when we had the -- what was it, abc or nbc had the actors go to nascar as muslims and then went, hey, how's it going? and then the daley show sends two gays down to the south to get beat up. i love to hear the press when they go, look, it's going to get dangerous. hey, man, you all look like you're so in love. you're like making out. you're the coolest gay dudes i ever saw. then they propose to each other in a diner. >> that was great. >> everyone goes, well, god, yeah. >> that was great. >> dana moralis sums up this obsession the media has with proving it's not. dana? >> something along those lines. it had to do with racism, that the media thinks everybody else is a racist if you didn't vote for president obama. the example i have was the rodeo clown. remember the rodeo clown that wore the mask of president obama. he ends u

they asked gavin newsom to weigh in. and the consumer electronics show is chock-full of new products, and we talked about the successful launches in today's office hours, and the self driving car is no longer a thing of the future. we go for a test drive in a car that can drive and parked itself. first, to the lead, the carrier wars are getting feisty or than ever. you will remember that the t- mobile ceo. kicked out of an at&t party, and now, he is hoping he has the last laugh. earlier today, he said t-mobile had the best year, making it the fastest growing wireless carrier, 1.6 million in the last quarter. again, they call themselves the "uncarrier," and they say they are going to pay off early cancellation fees for those who switched over. here is what he had to say on bloomberg television. >> unlike my normal behavior, this is for everyone, verizon, sprint, at&t. i generally like doing things that cause pain to at&t. >> always a character, and we will have more on that interview coming up later this hour, but first,

what is this saying to you, gavin? what is it saying to you?ou. >> i think this study should be called littlest balls jobs and biggest balls jobs. the most stressful ones are all the most rewarding ones. that's what america needs to get back to. the concept when you take the biggest risk you derive the most joy. now it's seen as why would anyone do that. >> that's true. >> the least stressful we have professors where i'll try to make this story as short as possible, but when i was in college we were doing a story saying how boring it was being an expat. i said, no, we discussed the book as an action. i'm like, wait. an author is not an expert on his only book anymore? and that is why -- he used to be a tenured professor. when you're wrong, you just change the rules. >> yes, exactly. when there's no competition, there are no standards. >> least stressful but also the most miserable. >> that's true. >> that professor's life -- >> yeah. i read the sun also rises and have a home in spain because it seemed like so much fun to me. your professors suc

lieutenant governor gavin newsom weighs in on whether the tech elite are ruining san francisco. the always colorful t-mobile c.e.o., john legere, was kicked out of an at&t party and now he is trying to steal their customers. we'll hear from the man himself. general motors and audi might seem like unlikely partners for google, but the search giant has teamed up with several automakers to bring its android software to the connected dashboard. first to the lead. google is testing out a ferry service for its employees to bring them from san francisco to headquarters in mountain view. it will stop in red wood city and presumably pick up from there on buses to mountain view. a google spokesperson said we don't want to cause any inconvenience to san francisco residents and we're trying alternative ways to get googlers to work. some san francisco residents have been protesting the tech shuttles that routinely take employees from san francisco to headquarters in the valley. apple and facebook have the same buses that google does. the city of san francisco agreed with the technology compa

he already saw not only the idea of having a new sector on health care but with company but when gavin took over he invited stem to come to the center and that really signaled a ground work with usc f now we have bio life companies 50 in mission bay are bio life scientists science. we have some at gladstone and terry at bear and others. you've got 25 hundred usc f faculty and techs. when he said we'll build it and they come if we took an infrastructure approach and built the infrastructure that a new sector low merger and it has. when you see did pharmaceutical companies here with the hospital it will open in 2015 and another hotel pop up and family houseraising money at the stephen's house the other day it will house families to come through the treatment but you'll also see the innovation reflected here. i'm glad to see ray cell here. your not only in the morning an incubator but a inventor to get together with other tech companies and introduce them to the relationship he's pr this is what mission bay is all about no matter where here in hospitality or manufacturing and now in digit

gavin, i believe that both sides lie.eople who want to ban it claim that it's the end of the world if you legalize it. but the legalizers say it's no big deal, they're both wrong, correct? >> we do a huge disservice when we lie about pot and say it's great for pain. it makes you feel like someone's murdering you with a tiny chain saw, it's the only thing that helps you sleep. they call it cannabis and they pretend it has all these medicinal purposes and that's a lie. >> people who go through pain with cancer, who cannot tolerate certain drugs, it's good. >> but who on my side is lying? i'm not saying it's the end of the world. i'm just asking you guys, do you think society is bettered to legalize yet one more mind al r altering substance? >> i don't think it can get worse, is what i'm saying? >> can i ask you ever smoked pot? >> i have gotten drunk before, i have smoked pot, that's as bad as it gets because i'm a pretty boring guy. and i think you both can agree, you're right about the -- when they lie about the medicinal

what is this saying to you, gavin? what does is day to you? >> i think this study should be called littlest balls jobs and the biggest balls jobs. the most stressful ones were the most rewarding ones. that's what america needs to get back to, the concept of when you take the biggest risk you derive the most. >>. now it is seen as why would anyone do that? it is a waste of time. >> that's true. >> and the least stressful we have professors where i will try to make this story as short as possible, but when i was in college we were doing "the sun also rises." the teacher told us about how boring it was to be a rich expat in spain and how frivolous the lifestyle was. i put up mild hand -- i put up my hand where he loved his time there. the teacher said, no, in this class we go through the author and discover what the book is actually about. wait, an author is not an expert on his own book? when you are a tenured professor you are wrong and you just change the rules. >> when there is no competition there are no standards. >> the professor's life su

i spoke with cory johnson and california lieutenant whornor gavin newsom was elected san francisco mayor back in 2003. i asked him whether he sees a divide between the tech community and everybody else. >> not everybody else, but it is dÉjÀ vu all over again. it is only when things are good? >> these are the consequences of success. is it short-term success or more sustainable? there is every indication to suggest this will be a longer- term curve. that contains the face of san francisco in a way that is substantive. there is a lot of legitimate concern and friction. it manifested symbolically around these busters with protesters a few weeks ago. buses. take these cushy it is impossible to get an apartment around any of these bus stops. let alone anywhere in san francisco. problem is real estate? >> it is a big problem. stories about san francisco with the tech boom and all the stress and gentrification, go back to the old articles in 1988 and 1999. it is precisely the same. rentre talking about control. we had emergency supplementals when i was on the county board of supervisors to take

gavin newsom who was mayor of san francisco and presided over a lot of changes in that city chimed in as well that it's a national story. that's why we're talking about it. do you see if his progressive policies work that it's something that will be emulated across the country? >> i think that's certainly a possibility. obviously we've seen with mike bloomberg that some of his health policies, you know, banning smoking in bars and restaurants and parks and his transportation policies, bike lanes are being emulated across

when you are with two barely 30-year-old geniuses like gavin mcintyre and evan bair, you are sure tole on something scientifically complex. >> you see the mycilion growing into the log. >> somehow it involves a mushroom. >> we are here at incoe baitive design, i'm a cofounder and scientist at this biomaterial company, where we take local farm waste, mixing it with tissue from mushrooms and growing replacements for plastic used in protective packaging. >> why is it important? what is the problem with polysterene. >> there's packaging, building constructive, tenses of millions of dollars worth used. they are not compatible with the earth's atmosphere. >> we have all seen this. every big product is packaged in this material. these are made from unsustainable petrochemicals and can take up to a hundred years - maybe more - to biodegrade and leave the other. we use agricultural waste, like corn husks as a resin. we combine them, we grow it in a mould to make a shape from everything from packaging. >> a mushroom growing out of a tree is comprise the by mycilian. if you look you you find fi

gavin hewitt reports. french president in crisis drew hundreds of journalists to the daily say palace for a long -- elysee palace. there can scarcely have been a more difficult moment. his partner is in hospital in shock after a magazine suggested he had a new girlfriend. the first question asked him to clarify his private life. >> everyone goes through challenges in their private lives. this is a difficult moment for me. dealte matters should be with privately. this is not the place and not the time to do it. >> that was it. he did not intend to say more about it. he did say that his partner was resting, and that he would clarify the situation before a planned visit to america next month, when she would have traveled as france's first lady. france finds itself in the extraordinary position of not knowing whether it has a first lady or not. he was asked whether his secret meetings with an actress, which involves traveling on the back of a scooter, had compromised his security. my security is guaranteed eve

who is the little kid in the commercial and gavin asked his dad, hey, can you build me a time machineof how it all got started. >> so what does being in the top five mean? >> i'm kind of enjoying this ride. regardless if we win or lose, we're just going to have fun. we're going to try our hardest to win, and i just want to make sure when it's all said and done, i really enjoy this. >> thanks, good luck. >> thanks for having me, i really appreciate it. >> if you want to check out the finalists, click on today's show and vote. >>> little grant hates "downton abbey" what do mom and dad do when grant is misbehaving? they play "downton abbey." >> turn that off? >> what off? >> that! >> you could tell he's so upset that they're making him watch it. >> that's a funny punishment. >> grant is 4 years old and apparently they filmed this video after he wouldn't clean up his toys right before he had his little bed. >> cartoons, all the kid wants to see is cartoons, give me some thomas the tank engine. >> it's a punishment! >> please! >> tell me what you want, i can't understand -- >> i want to tu

gavin said remember tonight the eonmobil i'm giving you my son and a and b g eight summit. and i can indeed be some anytime. this time they might come true. serve me well and didn't stutter and a tool of eleven said he won't run for the fire. op one twenty eight seats in the den in scented foliage last month many scenes by a team that is being supported by the contest among the trust vote on friday. the and the latest country to join in the skies to make out the latest achievements he said it's the country's position as a strong play into two groups peace pocket when the g's and the good fight successfully dusted off to space and sunday. you're taking four hundred local scientists at the seams pieces social denies the sheen what is still find the beagle. it still is only the fifth space agency up to us. these skills include china and japan to develop indigenous cryogenic sad tonight. and he is. that's a yes. it looked pretty intense games. cryogenic storage unit uses liquid hydrogen as fuel it was denied to wind down by the cia under pressure from the us is forced to compet

whereas mayor gavin newsom appointed melanie nutter director for the san francisco department of the environment in august 2010 and whereas melanie nut r has continued to direct the department of the environment and provide san francisco's leadership under mayor edwin m. lee and whereas melanie nutter directed the department of the environment of 110 staff for the past 3-1/2 years and helped to make san francisco the greenest city in north america, and whereas melanie nutter helped champion environmental policy achievements in san francisco, including such accomplishments as -- i'll read four of them, but there are many, many accomplishments. successful implementation of the mandatory composting cycling policy that has helped move the city toward the goal of zero waste by 2020 with an 80% diversion rate. successful implementation of the mandatory composting and recycling policy and expansion of the plastic bag ban to all retailers most of which has helped the city toward the goal of zero waste of by 2020 with an 80% diversion rate. working with the america's cup event authority to de

we tried -- we got i think in 2009, we got [speaker not understood], we had one of the days under gavin, and it was late at night. and we used it -- my board and i -- to see if we could get a free beer from one of the local establishments since it was our day and it didn't work at all. [laughter] [multiple voices] >> and thank you also to the staff for the beautiful flowers. >> all right. so, again, i think there's a couple other things we'll be together on stuff. dave is going to work us through the last pieces on this, on our agenda, which are number 13, if we can move to item 13. >> 13, public notice of 2014 subscription and renewal of commission on the environment and committee notices and agendas as required by the commission on the environment bylaws. and in the packet is a copy of the subscription request form, and this is new information and discussion item. the notice was issued pursuant to the commission on the environment's dialogue article 13, request for notice and agendas as follows. request a member of the media or public to receive notice of the agenda for agenda packets

we tried -- we got i think in 2009, we got [speaker not understood], we had one of the days under gavin, and it was late at night. and we used it -- my board and i -- to see if we could get a free beer from one of the local establishments since it was our day and it didn't work at all. [laughter] [multiple voices] >> and thank you also to the staff for the beautiful flowers. >> all right. so, again, i think there's a couple other things we'll be together on stuff. dave is going to work us through the last pieces on this, on

gavin is waiting on the lines for republicans. caller: hi, james. thank you for coming on. paint a is, i want to scenario and get your comment. is there any chance that you that ourk -- think created these terrorists and radicals? guest: i think that all the studies that have come out agree with that. every time you have a drone attack, you're killing scores. hundreds of thousands of innocent people. they have been killed in these raids. all of the studies say that every time you kill a relative, the relative has other relatives. they have children and parents and aunts and uncles. you are helping radicalize people who would not necessarily have been radical in the first lace. it has not accomplished anything. what has happened with these attacks in yemen? me, it was astounding that the obama administration began this enormous attack. i do not think it has produced a meeting. anything, it has produced more terrorists. guest: -- host: you talked a lot about edward snowden. what is the nsa doing right now to prevent another edward snowden? you know the agency. what changes ar

gavin newsom is waiting in. turned fund investor hollywood heavyweight. i doubt how ryan kavanaugh is using tech to rewrite the rules in entertainment. first, the lead. a new gold rush. the race to mine bitcoin. the value of the digital currencies has surged from virtually nothing to more than $1000 in the past year. there have been wild fluctuations of to more than $1000 and far below. the point has to be mined on computers with very complex algorithms. this comes as ali baba, the chinese e-commerce giant, has shoppinge point on it platform. the chinese government recently banned bitcoin deposit. asga will start accepting it a form of payment for some of its game. matt miller joins us now from new york. talk about the power it takes to actually mined these things. if the bitcoin community concerned about that? >> this is a big problem with , but something the creator expected to happen. i do not consider myself a bitcoin expert come up but i spent a lot of time on bitcoin forums. them to buy and sell things and go to me that's a lot. a lot of questions t