the season for navel gazing has passed. charles? >> he is right.n if you were a conservative. the mourning is over. the shiva is done. if you are a conservative, you should be be optimistic. the main argument in the country because a liberal and a conservative is on the scope the size, the reach of government, big government as we believe doesn't work in the end. if you think it's true, then you are seeing it before your very eyes. not just in europe where it's obviously not working but here. obama care is is going to be a train wreck. we see what's happening with the irs, with the doj, all these huge institutions which are obviously failing the american people, being abusive in some cases. corrupt. this is a time for ideological offensive on the part of conservatives. the vindication of the idea of smaller government. so stop the navel gazing and make the case if conservatives do, they will win. >> shannon: a.b.? >> well, i mean i think it's, you know, charles is making the case for why they should win. but the question of how is really material.

his foundation is funding big programs such as this one the scrotums with ultrasound to damage the gaze that she calls for the so-called this panel's to decide whether folks should live with it as he puts it they have no benefit whatsoever and a lack of willingness to say you know is spending a million dollars on that last three months of life to that petion would it be better to see which ones actually have no benefit whatsoever but that's called the death panel and you're not so tab that discussion and case that should be briggs is doing god's work both the government exactly the same thing wealth and millions into starvation what the heck is going on his father was one of the main grandfathers of the whole entire eugenics movement here inside the united states and it's still going strong today my dad was head of planned parenthood and it was very controversial and bill gates is here once again pushing the g m o's and everything else that is also reducing the population because that's what he says if we do a good enough job with the next nations and everything we able to reduce the po

this will ruin species of birds and the beach experiences for families to sit by the beach or gaze at the stars. for those listening you can find more information on line. this is part of the way to turn golden gate park for paved troiktsz to remind us all this

this will ruin species of birds and the beach experiences for families to sit by the beach or gaze at the stars. for those listening you can find more information on line. this is part of the way to turn golden gate park for paved troiktsz to remind us all this used to be a wood park free stop this now and eliminate the fees. thank you (clapping) and a hello supervisors and public you're lucky i lost my notes. i want to reiterate what folks have said. a couple years ago when we were fighting against the fees i came to the park and one of the residents came up to me and said something i thought she was going to say something different but she said something in favor of me she said this is a pr nightmare. thank you >> good afternoon supervisors i'm gloria. i'm here, no opposition to entry fees to the lease all the time. i oppose the lease due to its conclusion of the fees. i want to applaud supervisor mar for the parks being open and free for everyone. with the changes we learned of just yesterday we heard is that other botanical gardens charge admission. whatever slafrts or difference

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looking at both the mission looking at the areas in this city that are not traditionally places for gaze and lesbians and we're looking at what services exist in those areas for non-traditionally populations. equity advisory committee we have a speaker series which goes around and don't education. we have a silver commission. we're talking about elders of color and their particular issues dealing with the crisis of aging. we work with the council we have a reentry work group. we work with the department of education and we will be able to issue our awards this year. the african-american community empowerment issue is combining the 8 or tin reports that were created in the city. we combined the reports made the recommendations and we're implementing the various recommendations. the outreach and training which we are responsible for and have been doing more and more in monolingual communities in the mission. youth sensitive and culture we're working with the health department and the youth commission on coming up with training for all agencies in the city government which have direct conta

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and she started to get out of the car, i accelerated and when his gaze went from her to me, what i saw in his eyes was terrifying, because that was not a human being. that was somebody who was going out to execute. he had no higher functioning going on that i could tell, just absolute execution. and when he turned his gaze to me i realized that that's what he was going to do, and when he shot into the car, i hit the curb that he was on. and the bullet entered -- two bullets entered my left shoulder and threw me over to the side. and then he just stood in front of the car as he was walking to her, to carjack her car and he just kept shooting and shooting. and i felt the bullets go into my other side, it crossed my eye. it tore my ear in half, so it was very, very close, and i just ducked and i just remember laying on the passenger side thinking, please stop. just please stop shooting. and -- but i needed to play dead so he wouldn't come back. i had my cell phone and i was calling my husband and just praying that somebody would come out to the car to help me. which she did. they did, as

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so it's about sort of the unspoken between them, the gazes, intimacy that starts to form between them. within this working class immigrant neighborhood and the pressures that they have as growing up within that environment. >> i read that this was kind of a semi-biography. >> yes, it is. >> talk about that. >> i think lot of it is shaped around my own experience, particular particularly around the friendship between the two girls that later sort of forms into a lo love, for me, that is what i experienced, but i didn't have any words to express what was going on to my family or even to the person that i was involved with. so, when i started writing this, it was about 10 years, 15 years later, that i started to put words to what had happened. it became a way for me to express something that was living in the shadows for a long time. so it was very liberating for me to talk about that. i also grew up within that environment. i thought it was important to show the intersection of those identities of being working class, immigrant and dealing with your sexual identity as well. >> do you th

. >> he was so clear and ferocious and quick in his gaze and everything else. he seemed like a person on a mission. he just turned and looked at me and next thing i knew glass was shattering. my biggest fear he was going to come out and finish. i said, i can't die, i have twins. >> jamie: lucky to be alive. police killed the shooter. police are not publicly releasing his name. >> eric: new developments in the investigation of the poison letters. f.b.i. saying a fifth letter has been found at a post office in washington state. that one they say it was intended for the c.i.a. and the envelope looks similar to four other ricin mailings. those letters sent to president obama and others. spokane washington man is charged in connection with this case. new letter is being tested. there are no reports of anyone that was sick by this. this follows the texas case that officials say were sent to the white house and michael bloomberg for his national campaign against gun violence and control over stricter gun rights. >> jamie: new questions over president obama's ability t

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picnic spot to relax with that special someone by listening to water and fountain in the lagoon and gazing as the swans go gracefully by. beautiful to view from many locations along the lagoon and inside the columns is an ideal place to walk around with your loved one. the palace of fine arts is the most popular location in the city arts system. reservations for weddings and other events a >> good afternoon, everyone, almost good evening, and welcome to san francisco city hall. i'm supervisor scott wiener. i have the honor of representing district 8 including the castro on the board of supervisors. and which district are formerly represented by harvey milk. supervisor olague likes to remind me we share the district 5 represented by milk. and we're here today to remember supervisor harvey milk and mayor george moscone who were brutally assassinated decades ago. and we gather every year to remember, and not just to remember and to mourn, but also to remember the positives and to remember frankly both of these great men and what they contributed to our community. you know, with respect to har

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as apparently when you gaze at the face of the most transparent fed chairman history when you think of the bearded visit and up up and away bird housing and it's the norm housing bubble to point out but this time is different the fed promising. never mind the talking heads of the i.m.f. austerity for at least for those who and pose it i mean. darla's of what you think of congress shadow senator strauss isn't going to filibuster anything any time soon finally as balloons of the non hot air variety that are carrying the internet to the building and you can't even farmers need to get their pay for god come on thanks for watching come back tomorrow from everyone at prime interest perry and boring have a great night. welcome to you one day here you can feel it tony. choices in life i first used to work in a mckillop live on a miserable way like a slave. for a second just to jump the wall and catch the american dream. most. cars and lose their lives. just to become a member of an organisation and get inside the drug trade. to buy something never forget. the goods. by paid for what i've done

. >> he was so clear and ferocious and quick in his gaze and everything else.emed like a person on a mission. >> today authorities revealed more details about the gunman, who they say was just one day shy of his 24th birthday. his name is not being released. christiana multi-ler mutchler reports. >> reporter: amidst the carnage, possible clues who what set off the gunman who wore all black clothing and tactical gear and carried a bag of guns and magazines of ammunition. a law enforcement source says he suffered from mental health issues and investigators have not yet determined a motive, but they are characterizing it as a pre-mediated crime spree. >> i would presume anyone puts on a vest of some sort, comes out with a bag full of loaded magazines, has an extra receiver and has a handgun, and has a semi-automatic rifle, carjacks folks and goes a college, kills more people and has to be neutralized at the hands of the police, i would say that is pre-mediated. >> witnesses described the assault-style gunman as being eery calm and methodic looking for victims. >>

for you you find something else you go to an alternate new source such as r t so their loss is your gaze you know. professor chambers i don't know who ever get tired don draper we're out of the lights for that is our town university journalism professor christopher chambers. here on our tail we've been long covering the use of those x. rays at airport security checkpoints and our guests have had plenty to say on this issue take a listen the t.s.a. the machines that they use the magnetometers the body scanners the pat downs none of these can detect powdered explosives. i mean the body scanners were not designed to detect powdered explosives. the exploit that i found in the body scanners essentially allows any metallic object through so we're talking explosives we're talking any kind of weapon can get through these body scanners and the same can't be said for metal detectors. a lot of the tests that the t.s.a. currently does you know they are incorrect it's it is still possible to get the exact same box cutters or other things through airport security as was used in the nine eleven attacks

as they apparently when you gaze at the face of the most transparent fed chairman history well you see there's a blurry bearded visit and up up and away bird housing and it's the norm housing bubble two point zero but this time is different the feds promise it is never mind the talking heads of the i.m.f. austerity work at least for those who and pose it and regardless of what you think of congress shadow senator strauss isn't going to filibuster anything any time soon finally as balloons of the non hot air variety that are carrying the internet with the land out mutiny even farmers need to get their pay for god come on thanks for watching come back tomorrow from everyone at prime interest i'm perry and boring have a great night. the interview. choose your language call it a killer though and if they sell some of. the consensus. to the opinions that invigorating to. choose the stories that impact the life choose be access to your office. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so. you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other par

as they apparently when you gaze at the face of the most transparent fed chairman history well you see there's a bearded visit and up up and away bird housing and it's the norm housing bubble two point zero but this time is different the feds promise it is never mind the talking heads of the i.m.f. austerity work at least for those who and pose it and regardless of what you think of congress shadow senator styles isn't going to filibuster anything anytime soon finally as balloons of the nominee they are a variety that are carrying the internet with the only hand out mutiny even farmers need to get their pay for god come on thanks for watching come back tomorrow. from everyone at prime interest i'm harry and boring have a great night. welcome to teal one out here you can feel it home. if there are three choices in life first is to work in a macumba go to live on a miserable way like a slave. the second is to jump the wall and catch the american dream. most of their cars and lose their life on. the other choice just as they come on a member of an organisation and get inside the growing t

as they apparently when you gaze at the face of the most transparent fed chairman history well you see there's a blurry bearded visit and up up and away bird housing and it's the norm housing bubble two point zero but this time is different the fed promise it is never mind the talking heads of the i.m.f. austerity work at least for those who and pose it and regardless of what you think of congress shadow senator strauss isn't going to filibuster anything any time soon finally as balloons of the nominee they are a variety that are carrying the internet with the only hand out mutiny even farmers need to get their pay for god come on thanks for watching come back tomorrow. oh from everyone at prime interest i'm parry and boring have a great night. when the national security state has given an inch would always take much more than a mile three years we were keenly told the government does not sprung on citizens now we know this is not true were spied upon in an unbelievably massive way do we need a supercomputer to keep track of all the ways we are deceived. i would rather as questions for

say it's more poetic rather than -- [inaudible] and has me olding up a jar containing an insect and gazing a bit inspecting the insect. >> why different covers? why would that sell in england? >> i have no idea. publishers have their wayses. i actually like both covers. i'm happy to have both of them out there. >> "appetite for wonder" richard dawkins is the author. it will be in bookstores in december of 2013. .. >> i was so taken by the the story that immediately i said could i write this? there were other factors involved too. i teach a course in the holocaust, and his story encompasses much of the holocaust, and he was there four and a half years, on a death train, underwent the selection there. he was imprisoned there for about six weeks, and then taken to the camps. there were about 150 capes associated, so he experienced much of the various parts of the holocaust, not all by any means, but covered a number of experiences. he was also involved in the the holocaust from the beginning to the end. his town was -- the the german center of his town within a week after they invaded poland

>> pam: (laughter) >> gary: she's tweeting and typing so when i turned pam is engaging at me and gazingto jackie, you are a younger person this may excite to. >> jacqueline: >> gary: which you want which is someone said it if you like to attend a visit at the white house with this with this fascinate you would this be an experience for you? >> pam: yes of course >> jacqueline: your. yes. >> gary: i live for the show, it used to live for of the glitz and glamour. >> gary: there will be no rules there of the speech shares and i would just be sitting here. there will be no roof. just chafers and i would just be sitting here. >> gary: colon gets jean segura to hit it to third -- josh donaldson throws home in plenty of time as jaso tags out gallardo to preserve the tie >> gary: 4 k's top 7th, 1-1, bases loaded to bring home a pair of runs as a's take the lead 3- 1 a's later that inningbrandon moss - the big blow - a 3- run jimmy jack to right field moss: hr #9 on the year a's win 6-1 colon improves to 7-2 and the rest of the team >> gary: djokovic moving on at french leo dicaprio in paris to