goldberg.com mr. goldberg. so this is a huge problem, the state's largest newspaper, pretty much working together with the democratic party out there. and you say? >> i say let me make two points. one in your defense. as if you need it and the second i want to take issue with you. i think you made a mistake in one area. first in your defense, you were not attacking mark ferrandino's sexuality. you were not suggesting that he was a pervert or pedophile as the den vest post suggest. i know you. i know how you think about these things. and i'm pretty sure what you were saying in addition to your explanation in the lead-in, what you were saying is here's a guy, a power politician, mark ferrandino who supports civil unions and also supports legalization of marijuana. two things you don't agree with, bill. and he is against jessica's law? something you think is very important. and i think you are saying wait a second, how could somebody support these things and oppose this thing? >> bill: i have got

we have a presentation by tangerine brigham, department of health and we have matt goldberg of the office of labor standards and enforcement available for questions and answers and we have scott hague small business california who has analyzed the affordable care act and to do questions and answers and i don't know if you have any introductory remarks, director? >> i do, i want to extend my appreciation to tangerine brigham for the conversations that both our office is having with the department of public health, and her willingness to work with the commission and our office to start taking a look at this early and as i think in the last week, i have come to understand that this is a lot subtle and complex than i initially realed and i really want to extend the appreciation to her to provide some education and information for us. because this is something that we're going to be dealing with over the next several months, and for us to really -- for the commission and for the department and staff to really get a good solid understanding of what the affordable care is? what covered californi

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my name is nancy goldberg, cochair of the seven cisco collaborative against human trafficking. i wanted to introduce my past chair, and my new cochair. when i tell people of my involvement their shock to hear that san francisco is in major definition of human trafficking. they think it is people from other parts of the world. there are also so many right here, from our own bay area communities. in the city that is out of human trafficking we are also committed to being an agent of change. i want to give you a brief history of sf cat, san francisco collaborative against human trafficking. in response to what we saw is a growing problem, four organizations formed up in 2008, the jewish coalition against human trafficking; national council of jewish women, jewish reel fund, -- we then realize would needed a wider coalition in order to be more effective we reached out to a large variety of the government sectors. in february 2008 the jewish coalition held a conference against human trafficking which included agencies such as the san francisco commission on the status of women, repr

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>> david goldberg: oh, i was apoplectic, apoplectic."you're going to be running all the negotiations and deals. like, you can't... you can't just take the first offer. it'll look bad." not because it... the money mattered so much, but it was the principle. i wanted mark to really feel he stretched to get sheryl, because she was worth it. let's get the things for the board ready... >> o'donnell: dave goldberg knows a thing or two about closing a deal. he's already sold one internet company to yahoo, and is now running what looks like another big success. he embodies one more piece of advice his wife has for women who want to succeed, but it has less to do with the boardroom than the bedroom. >> sandberg: everyone knows marriage is the biggest personal decision you make. but it's the biggest career decision you make-- if you're going to have a life partner who that partner's going to be. >> o'donnell: well, that just puts more pressure on women. ( laughter ) >> sandberg: it's more pressure on women to... if they marry or partner with some

goldberg. important because it epitomizes what i believe is happening in the united states that the press is no longer interested in the news. all right? now, maybe there is a lot of stuff going on in colorado that we don't know about. and maybe the other newspapers and the television, local news, this, that, maybe they have too much to worry about possible corruption between the democratic party in colorado and the largest newspaper there. and the vital issue of jessica's law. maybe they just have too much, bernie. >> maybe, and maybe not. i don't know if colorado tv is typical of american local tv. but the pew research center just came out with a poll on local television they only serve four markets in the whole country. i don't know if it's a good survey or not. here is what they found. you ready for this? only 20% of the stories on local television on longer than one minute in length. 20%. 80% are less than a minute. 40% of the entire newscast is filled with sports, weather and traffic. 40%

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bernie goldberg on nbc icons. getting hammered by the media those reports after these messages. >> bill: hume zone. hillary clinton came out in support of gay marriage even though she was formerly against it many observers believe that signals she is running for president and i believe that as well. her favorable rating is 63%. just 33% have unfavorable view of her. joining us now from boca row tan, florida, brit hume. can anyone anyone stop mrs. clinton. assuming the president stays pretty much the way it is today? >> oh, sure. look. bill, five years ago. nobody thought she could be stopped then. and this guy barack obama, this freshman senator came out of nowhere and beat her now of course having searched as his secretary of state she has the ooutcome of his foreign policy record to date around her neck and consequences of that to deal with all kinds of things could happen. way too early to assure her a clear thing. >> bill: everyone has to acknowledge that her stint of secretary of state perception, not necessa

security ordinance will continue to apply to small businesses and certainly, would defer to matt goldberg and the office of labor standards and enforcement to provide that office's perspective for those employers that are for-profit 20-49, who currently are required to fulfill the health care security ordinance. so with that, are there any other intersection questions that i could respond to or shall we have either matt goldberg and/or scott hague come up to the microphone? >> commissioner comments or questions? i give you credit for trying to straighten everything out, because it's not easy. >> i would agree. >> and you know, your explanation just know actually clarified a lot for me. >> oh, great. >> because there is a big disconnect -- not disconnect, but how do you bridge the two program? >> i think part of it is what qualifies as an employer, an employer hurricane the health care security ordinance versus the affordable healthcare act differ. under the health care security ordinance, it goes into effect for small businesses with 20 or more that are for-profit. for non-profit, it's 50

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than surprised because that speaks to her mindset, which is perplexing. >> richard wolffe, michelle goldbergan grimm, thank you so very much. >> thank you. >> next, budget cuts are getting really personal. find out whether the sequester is forcing some work others to byopt. >>> michele bachmann's claim about obama-care was not the only lie she got caught making this week. on tuesday bachmann ran way from a cnn reporter to avoidancering her claim the obamas are living a lifestyle of excess. even bill o'reilly dissed her for that lie. >>> and a pants-on fire ruling from politofact. from politofact. mary pat forston wrote. and she is on the house intelligence committee. god help the usa. with all the stupidity she espouses how does she get elected. and larry says, she is an insult to women. go away michelle. don't forget to like "the ed show". >>> welcome back to "the ed show." sequestration is starting to hit home for millions of americans. for proof, let's take a look at some local news reports from all across america, courtesy of our friends over at buzzfeed. >> reporter: due to the sequeste

michelle goldberg and roger simon.nk you both. >>> up next, this week's spending cuts showdown is the fifth fiscal crisis since republicans took over the house of representatives, and since then we have heard wild analogies and colorful language from both sides. that's coming up on "hardball." and this is "hardball," the place for politics. so, this board gives me rates for progressive direct and other car insurance companies? yes. but you're progressive, and they're them. yes. but they're here. yes. are you...? there? yes. no. are you them? i'm me. but those rates are for... them. so them are here. yes! you want to run through it again? no, i'm good. you got it? yes. rates for us and them -- now that's progressive. call or click today. >>> back to "hardball." now to the "sideshow." we're inching closer to the deadline when the massive overhaul of spending cuts goes into effect. it looks like those in congress are not at all close to a deal, and the blame game has reached a climax. you may have noticed with all the bud

. >> and joining me now is the washington post david ignacious and jeffrey goldberg. dennis rodman, given everything that's happening in north korea? >> well, i mean, i actually was thinking dennis rodman might be useful in the middle east peace process. his sense of the absurd might come in handy. that's just my idea. >> indeed. >> that's just my idea. >> if not the tattoos. >> that would be fun. >> not a bad idea at that. well, speaking of the middle east, earlier on the program nick burns said that he thought that what prime minister netanyahu did in his remarks to apac yesterday were not helpful because he was laying too tough a line and being too negative about the diplomacy that is just become engaged. what is your take on that? >> obviously he is setting up for his meeting, which is a very crucial meeting with the president in a couple of weeks many jerusalem. you know, the -- they're going to have quite a bit of time together. obama obviously wants to talk about iran, but he also wants to talk about the palestinians. the prime minister of israel would rather o

let's turn to michelle goldberg. also republican strategist susan del pecrio and karen finney.sk you first, i mean, what's going on here? is this a communication problem here? you know, why would the republicans pull a stunt like this. >> i don't know why a handful of republicans would decide to do this. frankly, you should be proud of every vote you take in congress and you should stand up for it. and what they are doing is downright cowardly. if you voted against it, say why you voted against it. there's nothing wrong with that. but taking that vote was -- taking that vote and manipulating the day the president signed it was just wrong, plain and simple. >> but here's the thing. this, i believe, why john boehner allowed the vote to proceed as it did. remember, we were all scratching our heads thinking, wow, has john boehner turned a new leaf that he's not going to use the hastert rule? he let the republicans vote on their version first. then they voted on the senate version so that everyone could say, technically, they voted for violence against women. >> and they also did it

bill: jonah goldberg, fox news contributor. good morning, jonah.r the right calendar, to get that done this year? >> to get the budget done? or get the budget in balance? i mean, at least he, at least paul ryan has got a budget. barack obama hasn't released one yet but, i don't know what the schedule will look like on the budget going forward it is still, it is controlled chaos right now. bill: what i see on the calendar is maybe late summer, if you want to get a deal together. i think that is what he was refering to on sunday. but you also have paul ryan saying that the debt is not an immediate crisis. and that was pretty much a headline that came out of one of his interviews. i will talk about john boehner in a moment here. how did you remark on the way ryan categorized that? >> look, i think he is basically right. technically we're not in a debt crisis. we don't have world markets plummeting. cats are not sleeping with dogs. it is not armageddon which is what a real debt crisis looks like. cypress is in a debt crisis but as paul ryan likes to sa

this and then proceeded to under hashtag sequester tales, funny tweets including one from jonah goldberg, joking, it wasn't until i ate my neighbor's pancreas that the-- >> is that why the president decided to appear before the press corps. i think so, when the white house calls this the media treatment of this the fiscal equivalent of clubbing a baby seal, you know you've perhaps a bit of -- a lot of as president, he has basically said i'm going to blame the republicans for this and they are going to take the political heat and that's going to help me in 2014. i think what i haven't seen enough of is media writing about the political repercussions of this. we know about the fiscal repercussions and not who is going to win and lose. >> peggy noonan wrote in the wall street journal that the president, whom you adore, is taking a real risk here, that this thing is going to blow back on him, despite his attempts to-- >> i think he's taking a risk and i think actually what went around the talk media circuit as well as some of the conservatives, is that he was -- he was for the sequestration

he did have a five-year relationship with whoopi goldberg. >> i think they're clapping because they recognizedim, not because he gave it to her. >> barbara handled it cool, and the light was on her and said, what the heck. >> here are my goods. >>> finally attention walmart shoppers, the love of your life might be in aisle two. that's right. a new study says shoppers in 15 states claim that they think they have seen "the one" at a walmart more than anywhere else. >> researchers studied the connections postings on craig's list, and apparently walmart is where it's at, at least in those 15 states and also found in new york it's in the subway. the hot spot for connections in california is the gym. >> that kind of makes sense. >> did you have a job doing the announcements for walmart? that was pretty good. >> attention, all shoppers, love of your life, aisle two. that's my next life. that's what i want to do in my life. >> wouldn't be so bad. for those of you watching, the local news may be next. >> for everyone else, we've got "good morning america" coming up soon. have a wonderful day, everyone.

marty and i are going the irs to talk to fred goldberg, the irs commissioner right now. the lawyers were kind of stunned, and but indeed they jumped in a cab and went to 1111 constitution avenue. and walked in and said we're from the church of scientology. we want to seat commissioner. well, the commissioner wasn't really available that very moment but he quickly was. they had an interest in getting this resolved as well. now there may be good merit for the reason the irs made the the distinction that the church of scientology is a bonn bona fide religion. i don't know what standards they use to determine a religion, but in any case, the circumstance and the tradeoff was that the suits stopped and the exemption was granted. and once that happened, the vast privileges of protections of the first amendment guarantees of religion surrounded the church of scientology and protected it until this day. so those events all took place in washington, d.c., and i thought i would give you a little bit of a historical background before i'm inviting you to respond with questions. than

dave goldberg is the ceo of survey monkey. >> the fact that we're afraid to talk about gender in the work place. it's kind of a taboo thing particularly, men wanted to do the right thing feel ham strung by hr or legal issues to sort of get women to lean in. so we need to have the dialogue and we need to do more to get people to talk about it. >> sandberg plans to cone it -- donate proceeds from the book to her new nonprofit lean in.org. >> sources tell bloomberg spotify is close to coming to agreement was record labels to offer free mobile radio service outside of the united states. the company is currently available on u.s. local devices and desk tops in 17 countries and wants to offer mobile service in those countries starting in april. mobile growth has been a key target for both spotify and pandora. >> the dow hitting a high and s & p within nine points of the record. the bloomberg silicon valley index is higher on shares of apple and oracle. what if you didn't like your video character in a game? a 3-year-old california girl complained to her father that she wanted to play as pa

new york electric bill goldberg old good show that would lead you to. this was a seat in brooklyn last night you see protesters enraged over the police shooting of the sixteen year old brooklyn brother in that house and over the weekend the standoff between protesters and cops turned violent with protesters for a little bottles and other objects police say one officer was hit and wounded by a brick forty six people were arrested increasingly hostile demonstrations come after an autopsy revealed police shot the teen seven times three of those shots in the back police a great pointed a gun at them before they opened fire but i witness is dispute this for more on the chaos in brooklyn artie's on a stasi a church going to has more. the shooting that caused people to rise up and take to the streets. police clashes was bottles thrown and barricades knocked down. one police officer reportedly hit by brick and hospitalized. you think it was last saturday night sixteen year old kamandi or kiki gray was killed by police shot four times in the front and three time

goldberg with the second question. the president has exempted nine countries from fully complying with the sanctions on iran because they have demonstrated a significant reduction in the purchase of iranian products. these nine countries include some of iran's biggest trading partners, including china, india, turkey. turkey was granted an exemption even after it conceded that it had helped iran conduct energy exports the acquisition of billions of dollars of gold. what is your assessment of what would happen to iran's fiscal and economic situation if these nine countries were not exempt from the u.s. sanctioned policy? >> what i can tell you is that the overall iranian oil that is being exported is down considerably. there were workarounds within the exceptions made for those who reduced over time. that is a constant evaluation and consideration. but the actual amount of oil being exported is down. it is probably -- i probably reserve on the exact quantity for close session. >> i suggest that there needs to be much mor

[laughter] jonah goldberg, thank you. >> good to be here, thank you. jenna: we have a fox news weather alert out of chicago now where the snow is starting to pile up from a massive storms that forecasters predict will not only be the largest so far this winter, but likely chicago's worst storm since 2011. the heavy, wet snow is falling so fast it will be difficult and dangerous to shovel, and all this snow is coming with heavy winds that could cut visibility creating really a nightmare on the roads. airlines, in fact, have already canceled hundreds of flights in and out of chicago creating what is a ripple effect, really, across the country. that's just today. mike tobin is live in chicago with an up close and personal report for us on this snow. mike? >> reporter: and, jenna, it's been coming down about two, two and a half hours, but you kind of touched on why the snow here in chicago affects everybody from l.a. to new york. and that is because if you're flying. let's show you video of the big board at o'hare international airport. 860 flights already

>> that is whoopee goldberg. >> let's pull out. kate middleton. we're going to play a game called guess the nose. we're going show pictures and guess whose nose it is. name that nose. we're ready. this is nose number one. i already know it. kathie lee gifford. i'm sorry, i had to guess it quick. >> i love that. >> next. >> oh, my gosh, tom cruise. >> oh, i know it. come on. barbra streisand. >> you're good at this game. >> i'm a good nose picker. nose number four. >> that doesn't look like a nose. >> owen wilson. >> here's the last one. >> sandra bullock. >> let's see if you're right. >> that's so stupid. i just think i look like sandra bullock. my nose looks better there. you can tell there's some cocaine there. >> stop saying that! here's a song for you. i get to play one song every thursday. this is a little old rap. >> and we're just going to weirdly listen to it. >> crank it. ♪ >> do you know this one? remind you of when you were in college? ♪ ♪ jump on it, jump on it >> i think i'm already sweating. so i'm trying to dance like a t-rex, becau

jon: joan that goldberg from the national review, thank you. >> great to be here.na: well, ten years later, we're reflecting on the start of the iraq war as our troops still fight in afghanistan today. coming up, we're going to talk to someone who just traveled in afghanistan, talk to him about what he really thinks is happening there as the u.s. and afghanistan governments really struggle to work together these days. >>> also a purse snatcher on the prowl in a store acting so smooth he looks like he's done this before. but police don't think he's acting alone. we're going to tell you who else they think is in on this crime. >>> and going public. tiger woods has a new girlfriend, everybody. jon: what? jenna: details on the announcement going viral today. we'll have more ahead. angie's list is essential. i automatically go there. at angie's list, you'll find reviews on everything from home repair to healthcare written by people just like you. if you want to save yourself time and avoid a hassle, go to angie's list. at angie's list, you'll find the right person to do

. >> house republicans held firm so then everybody got together to construct a sort of political goldberghine designed to kick the problem down the road. see if you can follow this. first they raised the debt ceiling to cover part of the costs, congress would cut over 900 billion dollars in spending, spread out over a decade of course. then lawmakers created a joint bipartisan supercommittee, its job to propose at least 1.2 trillion dollars in deficit reduction. that proposal could not be debated or amended it just got one vote, yes or not. got that? now, if this plan failed sequestration. a name for the threat of a hacksaw approach to spending reductions that was supposed to hit both sides equally. democrats would hate cut to nondefense programs and republicans wouldn't stand cuts to the military. the theory was the cuts would be so bad there was no way congress would ever allow them to happen, but after months of deliberations, the supercommittee couldn't come to any agreement and simply gave up. so much for theory. now, sequestration was to go into effect on january 1st, 2013. as it ha

policy experts, including abc news global affairs correspondent christiane amanpour and jeffrey goldberg see president obama touching down at andrews air force late last night after his first trip to israel as president. we'll analyze the mission and what comes next for that volatile region later in the program. >>> but, first, the debates that president obama is returning to here at home. and for that, a "this week" first, jim messina and karl rove join our powerhouse roundtable. welcome to both of you, along with donna brazile, peggy noonan and "nightline" anchor terry moran. karl, let me begin with you, 5:00 a.m., the senate passes a budget. the house has already passed a budget. very stark differences between the two, everyone waiting for president obama to weigh in on this. i guess my question to you is, despite those stark differences, do you see this as the beginning of negotiations toward a compromise? >> i frankly take this as a constructive sign. it gives the guidelines for the senate to go pass appropriations bill. under what's called protection. they don't require 16 votes. a

this is all a big goldberg contraption to get money out of other people's pockets, businesses, that can'tyou say i didn't do this, it just happened. but they claim it's a $23 billion tax increase on the american people. we ought not to be taxing internet sales. we we all the to say if you do business in a state, you should be taxed. if you don't live there, you shouldn't be taxed. >> you're primarily large companies? >> 80% smaller companies, 2,000 technology companies. >> then you need to go back because small business hates this. small business is now going to have to pay taxes when they go overs transom from state to state. they're going to have to set up whole departments which they cannot afford in order to do the record keeping. >> that's not true. >> redstate.com, eric eriksson has done some great research on this. >> mom and pop retailers want to see this because they can't compete with internet retailers that have an unfair 5% to 10% advantage and they're not paying tax they don't have the cost of the brick and mortar and hiring local employees. if we want to see empty malls -- >

. >> goldberg, chicago. a lot of the problems or fat as you call it exist, really exist because of a problem process. when we talk about drugs, for instance, one of the fixes that we put in has been commute from the insurance companies and the pharmacies taking care of this problem, with generics, et cetera. but as a practicing physician, the process begins in my office. and i've been on electronic medical records for 10 years. i don't have the capability right now to have an intelligent conversation with the patient where i can sit down, and my record can tell me this drug is going to cost you this much at this pharmacy. that's one fault of the process but could easily be corrected and generally have savings. >> comments? >> i fully agree with it. and i think good news is, as chris says, success stories along the way, failures and barriers and frustrations in a medical practice. there are some companies, probably yours, that are trying to make it much easier for people to find out the alternative way they c