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the time to do this, precisely to show it's not aimed at gotcha is, to create this system in advance of a new mayor coming in. and hopefully that individual will embrace it in the positive spirit that i intend this. as i said before, it's an experiment. if it turns out to be the same old, stilted stuff, we can revert to the canned 5-minute speech we get now and life would go on. >> supervisor safai: would you be open to a sunset provision, two-year period and then it goes back? i'm just kidding. [laughter] anyone else want to say anything? >> supervisor yee: through the chair, can i ask the author of the legislation his opinion on the amendment that has been offered by the chair? >> supervisor safai: as to the first amendment with regard to making sure that the way that the topic is stated is reviewed by the city attorney so it's not overly broad. i support that. that's a sensible addition. with regard to the mayor being able to either respond if he or she so chose to the originating, eligible supervisor or another supervisor, i'm fine with it. i mean, to me -- i think it's unlikely.

gotcha. that's good to know. >> cause we'll weed it out. hey, man, this isught a little potato salad. that's like, no. >> seth: okay gotcha. you -- a standup comedian, also an actor. >> yes. >> seth: you were in but not in -- and i want to verify this -- the film "hitch." >> i was in the movie "hitch." everybody saw "hitch?" >> seth: "hitch" is a fantastic film. [ cheers and applause ] >> so i was on a sitcom a few years ago that will smith executive produced called "all of us." season two, we're wrapping that season and will says, "hey, i got a movie for you. come to new york in two weeks, we're going to shoot this movie." no audition. he just gave me a part. i had to fly to new york to meet with the director. will was there, we read a couple of scenes for the director to show the connection -- our chemistry -- he loved it. he loved both of us. i shot three scenes with will. three scenes, one-on-one with will. i'm like, "this is going to change my life, it is going to be such a big movie." i fly my boys from the hood from brooklyn, new york, who have never

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is going to be brought forward very quickly. any questions? >> thank you, commander walsh. any questions for commander walsh? commissioner dejesus. her button's not working. it's right here. i've gotcha. >> so this is good. i want to go back to the word, but that word got 2,671 hits. out of 2,671 hits, that word got 2,029 hits. >> that might account for some of it. i used this example before. it could be a lot of different innocuous words or words that end, so we have a couple street names that have words that people might find derogatory or believe are derogatory. so in clets, and if 18 was bad, if i had 18th street or 18, it would read it in that context. all those are not of one word. they're multiple, but when you see generally the big rise from month to month or quarter to quarter, it's usually a word or something we have in context, and the investigators have to make sure this is what we're reading versus this is a word we need to move forward through the discipline process. >> and is this a word that we work with discipline consultants with -- and i don't want -- >> i'm not going to tell you, but it is an every day word, and everybody in this room has used it in a complete inn

that is what is important. liz: gotchanown schools, yale, usc, syracuse, unc. all graduate schools. the interesting thing they will grow over a long period of time. it is like any other technology, anything on the internet, it is disruptive. that is what we like. stock has been fantastic. liz: i would like to get a line on axon enterprises? >> that the old taser. they have moving into the body-worn cameras that is it were the money is. tesla and warren buffett, the found he of the company, rick smith, paired his compensation, same thing tesla has done. if we shareholders don't make money, he doesn't make much money. that is brilliant strategy. that is about shareholders. liz: taser. they changed the name. companies if they're smart grow beyond what their original product was. great to sigh. thank you so much. >> yes, sure. glad to do it. liz: good to have you, george young. put them on facebook.com/lizclaman. we have breaking news. you don't take the amtrak train up and down the northeast corridor, but there will be a mess

my workout routine is running from kraft services back to the set. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> you knowso you run to get snacks. >> exactly. >> seth: and then -- they're looking for you and you have to run back. >> and they really try to mess with me sometimes because they put kraft services on a different stage. >> seth: oh, wow. [ light laughter ] >> yes, then when we're filming, i'll be like, "it's okay, i'm going to get my snacks either way." >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> whenever they yell, "cut" and you're looking for china, craft is where she's at. >> seth: do you have a favorite snack? what do you -- >> laffy taffy. you guys had them backstage. >> seth: yeah, we heard you like laffy taffy so much it got to us. >> it made me really care about you guys. >> seth: okay. gotcha. >> i cared about you so much when i walked in here. >> seth: well, thank you. that's what we try to do with our laffy taffy. and i'm glad -- once again, laffy taffy brings people together. >> thank you for having it. >> seth: and congratulations, guys. >> thank you. >> thanks. >> seth: it's really just lovely mee

is still ongoing. but in the collection there were two other paintings that would cause trouble. in september two thousand and fifteen the billionaire posed with these two gotchas which like the rest of his collection he bought from eve bouvier the russian is beaming with joy. he thought he had done good business with these two portraits of checking because his last wife spanish woman with a fan and woman arranging her hair. but an unexpected figure came along to spoil the party. katherine. one of the causes heiresses jacqueline's daughter. she found a complaint for theft and suspected eve movie of being involved in the fencing of the two paintings sold to rebuild of live along with fifty eight drawings. a judge in paris issued an international warrant for bouvier's arrest. the art dealer was suddenly being sought by police forces all over the world. years gasoline with pablo picasso and her mother. back then they lived in the south of france on the hill of an old farmhouse called notre dame dizzy. because i lived in painted there for twenty years or so. in the fourteenth district of paris we're going to meet peter dupont. this former journalist was jacqueline

and the mistake we made is we forgot to explain the rating system. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> so what and they'd quickly hit eject. they had this ten-volume set of islamic history videos that they would put in to sort of calm everybody down. [ laughter ] but one night they didn't switch quickly enough. the movie was "basic instinct." >> seth: oh, that's one you want to switch, yeah. >> and so the next day, there were protests, i mean men throwing rocks, women wailing in the streets. mohammed, my translator and i, just 'cause we were sort of in charge of the tv station, we got death threats. at the end of a very long day, i turned to mohammad, i said, "let's just go -- let's go get tea with the iraqi police. 'cause these are guys in their 20s and 30s, like surely they wouldn't be so offended by what was on tv last night. and it was a great cultural lesson for me, because i walked into this room full of young iraqi men, and they were immediately irate. they were yelling and screaming at me, and i turned to mohammed and i said, "mohammed, what are they saying?" and he said, "sir, they sa

is from an essay you wrote last may. "long before this presidency, the white house briefing has developed into a daily ritual with gotcha ments facedown press secretaries paid to make no use by defecting questions with bland media speak. under this of ministration, the daily briefing has gone from useless to ridiculous. it is, of course, absurd. if the white house communications team is spending all of their time responding to questions about the latest stories of washington post, they are losing. i read that adult different time. that was when sean spicer was press secretary. this is basically all it was. a lineup of people trying to get a gotcha moment with sean spicer. i think the administration agrees. eventually they did face amount and they started doing it through teleconference instead. sarah sanders has done a fabulous job. the briefingsatch today, are they more useful? guest: they are more useful. they have gotcha moments. is carlton from new york. good morning. good morning, how are you gentlemen doing? i have a quick comment and a question. i watched the speech with he does atrump and lot of obama bashing thr

that's why there is more pressure for him to leave. liz: gotcha, charlie, thank you very much. this is a roaring market today on a very solid february jobs report. dow up 414 points. s&p better by 40+ points, and the nasdaq jumping 124 as the bull market celebrates its ninth birthday. you won't believe which three stocks stampeded to the top since the lose of the financial crisis. we're going to break it down for you. more importantly, we're going to unleash new names that our "countdown" closer says could be the next generation of top bulls for your portfolio. hey, what are you guys doing here? we've been helping you prepare and invest for retirement since day one. why would we leave now? because i'm retired now. so? we're voya. we stay with you to and through retirement... with solutions to help provide income throughout. so you'll still be here to help me make smart choices? well, with your finances that is. we had nothing to do with that, uh, tie. or the suit. or the shirt. voya. helping you to and through retirement. . . . . touch is how we communicate with those we love,

liz: gotcha, thank you. robert isstay i know a lot of you are very worried about your 401 (k) right now and worried your retirement savings are losing a lot of weight at the very moment what should you be doing here in the chair, exclusively america's best 401 (k) ceo tom gainer. tom, talk to our viewers forget me talk to our viewers and their 401 (k). >> liz great to be with you again. well here is what i would say. a few weeks ago, when the market got a little choppy, within 48 hours, there were articles everywhere that said what should you do about your 401 (k) or should i make any changes to my 401 (k) or what's going to happen to my 401 (k) and we actually received quite a few phone calls over the course of the few days where people just really wanted to have a calming influence and so i'd like to suggest perhaps we change our state a little bit here as well. we don't know exactly what's going to happen long term. so i think it's a time to just sit back, see what happens, and don't make any rash decisions. you kn

is more likely to fire the thing. >> that's what i mean. trish: gotcha. >> with russia we're dealing with a rational actor. it is unusual that vladmir putin in talking about, this is the second test they have done of this ballistic missile system and just, you know earlier in the month he came out and he was sounding very much like kim jong-un saying all missile defense systems of the u.s. and their allies will be useless in the face of this new missile system that they have. he got a little more bellicose than frankly we've heard from putin in the past. i think in part because he has been trying for years and years to rebuild the influence of the former soviet union. he considers the collapse the soviet union a great tragedy. whether annexation of crimea, what they have been doing in the ukraine or energy policy within the eu what we're seeing a little frustration on his part he is getting pushback in meaningful way through sanctions and other actions kicking out 60 diplomats. exactly. >> mike baker. always good to see you. thank you for joining us today. shocking new revelations from facebook. a memo has

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and the fact is these are not gotcha questions, these are fundamental, basic questions that are being asked and need to be asked by members of congress doing their oversight responsibility. a lot of times on capitol hill we have a lot of hot air and we have a lot of sort of talking for the cameras and speechifying. that's not what this is. this is genuinely trying to get answers and frustration because there aren't clear answers that should exist. >> especially in the senate. the senators are being respectful to him. if that was in the house or somewhere else, it would have been much more outrageous. this is a cyber attack and the commander in chief has been essentially silent on it. he talks about a lot of other threats. he talks very little about this. >> again, dan coats has been on the other side. he's asked tough questions before when there was a democratic legislation. we would hope they're actually doing a little more. >>> next, one of the president's closest aides accused of breaking the law. alright, i brought in high protein to help get us moving. ...and help you feel more s

gotcha. r overbrook in philly but this is another one. >> w this.. >> i don't care about the other overbrook. >> yeser overbrook. >> politics and activism taking center stage, was the hod he started with, well, this. >> oscar beloved, and respected, man in hollywood and there is a very good lk at him. he keeps his hands where you can see them. never says a rude word. and most iortantly, no penis at all. he is literally a statue of limitations. and that is the kind of men we need more of in this town. we will always remember this year as up so badly women started to date f winner of the whole thing the best picture. >> yes, the shape of water. >> spe >> this was nice, the trio of women who helped bring up harvey weinstein they took the stage together. >> it is an tonight. this year, women spoke t journey is long but slowly a new path has emerged. the changes we are witnesses are being driven by the powerful sound of new voices, of different voices of our voices jim together. >> ashley judd, selma heyek and others they presented a me too moment, and, frances mcdormand. >> and, in the future. >>

it is across the parking lot from medieval times. >> seth: gotcha. >> also a favorite staple of mine. >> been to medieval times many times. >> seth: so you decided to switch it up. >> yeah, but -- >> seth: and here you are on your birthday. >> but don't worry, i kept it on brand. >> seth: there you go, so -- [ laughter ] >> there i am. >> seth: so what happens at pirate adventure dinner? >> dinner time adventure time. >> seth: yeah. >> it's -- you eat dinner. >> seth: yeah, okay. >> you watch some pirates. there's more of a play. there's more of like a story going on. i think, but i couldn't hear anything. it was like -- they're mic'd up and they're -- [ mumbling ] it is like mumbling. you're like, "what?" and at one point they're like, "yo-ho-ho-ho." and you're like, okay, we're singing, we're singing, we're singing. [ laughter ] and there were these brief moments of clarity. like, at one point someone had this jewel, and they're like, "that's a cursed jewel and the monster is going to come get us if we have the jewel." and, okay, so we're like following -- okay, there's a monster in

. >> this is not a game of gotcha, i understand why they're not working and what which need to do toto the 21st century. >> reporter: they're really old, put in place in the 1860s, they were instrumental during the 1989 loma prieta earthquake when the power went out. there is only one provider of the necessary parts which are no longer being manufactured. >> so you repair one may not stay repaired. >> reporter: when one breaks, the city puts a cover over the box telling them to call 911 instead. but then city crews ran out of covers and used the only technology they had available, plastic bags with the words not in service is being used instead. in the past year, there were 282,000 calls made from these boxes, less than 5% resulted in a valid emergency. still the fire department acknowledges these boxes are important part of the redundancy built into the city's emergency system when cell phones fail. >> not all of the street box calls are for fires, some are for vehicular accidents, there can also be a call for medical attention. >> reporter: the city doesn't want the boxes gone, ins

is the overbrook. >>ville road overbrook. >> yes. >> gotcha. this is another one. >> w this.. >> i don't care about the other overbrook. >> yeser overbrook. >> politics and activism taking center stage, was the hod he started with, well, this. >> oscar beloved, and respected, man in hollywood and there is a very good lk at him. he keeps his hands where you can see them. never says a rude word. and most iortantly, no penis at all. he is literally a statue of limitations. and that is the kind of men we need more of in this town. we will always

if she did more than say they are coming come to me and i will keep you say that is a federal crime. >> i'm sorry i gotcha here. >> every question i have in my brain. if something that someone causes you to then hide people, isn't the affect the same? distribute the law. >> the law is reluctant to prosecute words it will prosecute the person who harsh office the alien that is an expressed statute the government does prosecute. >> second statute is trouble some forbids private business owners. say you own a book shop or a restaurant. ice says, we are look for people i want to show you pictures, have you seen them. statute prohibits you from answering iceis question in your own business on your own permanent. that is blatantly unconstitutional it is punishing speech that starch in my view be undone by attorney general session in a week that is how profoundly unconstitutional. you cannot tell operate people what they can do with respect to ailians. you can tell your employees. >> i ask you why that would be in the books, why would california go there the answer is? >> the democratic party that runs californi

this is not a game of gotcha. i would like to understand why they're not working and what we need to do. but also to hear from the department as to what resources they need. when we had the 911 hearing when we were falling well below the 90% standards, that resulted in the board providing additional resources. i want to thank john and jack, who used to do the job of taking care of the boxes for visiting with me and giving me background. but my hope that is we can actually systematically figure out how to bring these things into the dawn of the 21st century and that is going to require time and money, but i think the hearing is a good jumping off point for that. with that, i'd like to hand it over to the relatively new head of the department of technology to give us background on the history of the emergency call boxes and who historically has maintained them and how many we have, how often they're used and how they work. and the fact that they go over to 1011 turk street, the emergency command center. i want to th

. >> seth: oh, gotcha. [ laughter ] >> and let me tell you, nothing is worse than when you wake up andind a piece of paper in your pocket and your first thought is, "maybe some nice lady gave me her number." but then you open up the paper and it's a [ bleep ] subpoena. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] i could see that being very jarring. now, some are criticizing the news outlets for putting you on tv last night when it seemed as though you might not have your faculties about you. >> exactly. at least in a bar they say, "hey, man, maybe you've had one too many." i mean, i'm a 36-year-old man who thought donald trump would make a good president. i can't be trusted to make my own decisions. >> seth: yeah, no, that's a good point. >> how dare you, cable news? [ cheers and applause ] how dare you! >> seth: yeah, you tell them. you tell them. >> their fault! look, in the end i just went on a couple of shows, said some things i shouldn't have said and pissed off the fbi. you know, we've all been there. >> seth: no, no, we haven't. [ laughter ] >> okay, boys will be boys? >> seth: no, that's not a

there is so much zeal to get the next great trump gotcha story that they are not doing thorough reportingwhat about following through to see if he read the briefing papers. howie: you wouldn't disagree he was given legitimate advice. he congratulated president xi in china. it seemed jarring because of what happened with the killing of the russian spy in london. then here is the could be got laying. so that's a fair context. guy: the white house official position is no daylight between that. here are his top aides apparently bringing all caps, do not could be got laying. but he did it anyway. but john bolton is going to start world war ii. the president is going to listen to john bolton? howie: tonight a "60 minutes" sit-down with annex porn star. howie: a retired lieutenant colonel and fox news contributor has resigned with an angry blast at the network. he was suspended for two weeks after calling president obama a vulgar name. and there was this exchange. >> he sounds like charles behind berg saying hitler hasn't attacked us. howie: peters say he was aswhaimed his association with fox a

unless we do these audits which the purpose isn't to play gotcha with the department. that is not what it's supposed to be done with it. what's supposed to do is to reduce errors as much as possible and come up with a better business plan so the object gives for what we are funding actually get accomplished. i am the chairman of the budget committee and i'm just floored by how much money it is that we spend. i've really have no concept for trillions. i'm still having trouble with billions and i'm trying to master billions of i'm not sure about that yet either but we spend trillions. there's no business in america or the world that handles that kind of dollars especially every year. our challenge and this is the first step and i want to congratulate you for taking the effort and i want to thank the committee for the interest that they have had in what you are doing. i also want to again thank you for the confidence in response to my questions. the hearing will stay open so if anybody wants to submit additional questions can and tell the close of business tomorrow and hopefully

there is so much zeal to get the next great trump gotcha story that they are not doing thorough reportingat about following through to see if he read the briefing papers. howie: you wouldn't disagree he was given legitimate advice. he congratulated president xi in china. it seemed jarring because of what happened with the killing of the russian spy in london. then here is the could be got laying. so that's a fair context. guy: the white house official position is no daylight between that. here are his top aides apparently bringing all caps, do not could be got laying. but he did it anyway. but john bolton is going to start world war ii. the president is going to listen to john bolton? howie: tonight a "60 minutes" sit-down with annex porn star. yogi is a bear. when it comes to hibernating, nobody does it better. he also loves swiping picnic baskets. hee, hee, hee yoooogiiiiiii!! but when it comes to mortgages, he's less confident. here, yogi. thank you boo boo. fortunately, there's rocket mortgage hmmm. hey. by quicken loans. it's simple, so he can understand the details and get approved

is expertly applied. >> seth: oh! >> to beat your face. >> seth: i see, the other usage. >> yes. [ laughter ] it's an lgbtq-plus thing. >> seth: okay, gotcha, your makeup is applied so well that it is heavenly, that it is divine. >> seth: oh, my goodness. >> the song is a salute to makeup and loving and loving on yourself. it was inspired by my makeup artist deja. she beat my face for the gods once and i was like, "oh my god, i'm beat for the gods." that would be a good song for the kids to vogue to. and yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: that's fantastic. i'm so excited, and i'm so happy for the education. and i can't wait till the next time my wife puts makeup on to tell her she's beat for the gods. [ laughter ] she'll know what i'm saying? >> can you say, "you're beat for the gods?" can you say it that way? >> seth: i'll say, "you're beat for the gods," and then she'll be like, "makeup? you better make out." [ laughter ] [ applause ] give it up for laverne cox, everybody! "glam masters" airs wednesdays on lifetime. we'll be right back with joyelle nicole johnson. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ more and more people are finding themselves in a chevro

he has said the reason the president is not out here saying this is a lie, because the moment he does, gotchapens up a whole new opportunity to bring in defamation, a host of other charges. >> they're already suing cohen for defamation. >> and that brings us to the conversations that are going on, the conversations and negotiations they're doing privately brings it more into the public. >> if donald trump has done this a number of times, he knows the legal better than anyone. >> that's half true. he's been deposed a number of times. >> he lies a ton. >> he has had to admit that he's lied in the past. it's a dangerous thing, it's much like the mueller investigation. those attorneys too are also very opposed to putting the president in the deposition. >> and it's about their sex life and his history of getting women that he slept with to sign this very strict nondisclosure agreement, with all of these provisions that they can't discuss alleged children, or alleged paternity, imagine the president having to answer those questions under oath. >> what kind of person needs a nondisclosure agreement