so other than that, gung hay fat choy, happy new year. and yay, all of you out there in the public, too. bye. >> is there anyone else who would like to make public comment, general public comment? being none, general public comment is closed. at this time we're now on item 5, the consent calendar. and so for the commissioners, and the public, we have one amendment on the consent calendar before we start public comment. item 5i, commissioners there is only one grant that you will be accepting stowed from the menage foundation in the amount of $20,000 for the recreation and park department scholarship program and no. 2 from big billy, inc., doing business as as slims is not on today. so i need a motion as amended with 5a. with that, is there any member of the public who would like to comment on the consent calendar? being none, public comment is closed. commissioners >> entertain a motion. >> moved with amendment. >> second. >> moved and seconded with amendment, all those in favor, say aye? >> a. >> so moved. >> we're now on item and althou

it is called wet messy and gunge video mix. it is delightful. >>> i believe we need a little more. >>> i was waiting for that one. it goes on for another 16 hours. actually it is 12 minutes. the man's name is gernout. he says this trailer contains many wet, gung scenes of videos you up loaded. i wish you a lot of fun and hope you enjoy my wet and messy video clips. i did enjoy them, sir, very much. gavin, you are kind of an expert at this thing. is this like a fetish thing you think? is it a sex thing? >> aquaphilia -- >> i knew you would have the word. >> it 99.9% women fully clothed getting into bathtubs and pools. it is an off shoot of the spludge where they cover themselves in beans and food. i don't think it is sexual. it is proof of a theory i have had for awhile that is very, very, very smart people have similar lifestyles to very, very very slow people. this guy is like an as burger's super genius who can use transformers in his use using am ma thirst crystals and he likes to do this. maybe somebody has a head injury or

this trailer contains many wet, messy and gunge scenes. i did enjoy them sir, very much.n expert at this thing. is this like a fetish thing? you think it's a sex thing? >> aqua fillia is 99% of the time women fully clothed, getting into path tubs and pools. no, i don't think this is sexual. i think this is proof of a theory i have had for a while that is very, very smart people have kred bring similar lifestyles to very, very slow people. this guy is like an asperger's disease super-year just who can build a trans-former in his house and he likes to do this. someone with a head injury or born with a low iq would also enjoy this. the human brain, they meet into intersectionality . >> we laugh, but is there anything that makes you as happy as gunge? >> i'm not sure there is. i have learned a lot just from the past minute. i guess troy mcclure's fish fetish was not invented. the justice league taught me that drugs are bad and aqua man is man and the combination is very bad. >> this could be the start of a gunge tendency in youth across the country. >> joanne, what about do y

you have to remember, the united states has been gung gung ho on sanction he. the nuclear option in the sanctions book is to kick russia out of the swift code use of international banking which would effectively suspend russia's ability to bank internationally. but that would have a follow-on effect on other european countries. german businessmen wouldn't get paid. there's fallout they call it the nuclear option. that is not the option we are likely to see at this juncture. >> sheila macvicar, thanks. >>> ing al jazeera am lindsay moran, on the agency's use of torture so bad even agents rebel. >> you will do whatever it takes to get this man to talk. do you understand. >> and i physically recoiled, reflexively recoil and my response was we don't do that. and he says well, we do now. >> an insider's look at the cia's use of torture and whether anyone will be prosecuted. next up on "america tonight," fast-forward on health care behind bars. >> what do you mean they use kitchen sugar? >> the fast took mcdonald's, they pour it inside and put gauze over it and tape

let me start by saying, gung hay fat choy, happy new year to all of you. the only item i have is that this month, i gave the zoo management people the option to submit a written report inasmuch as the senior staff for scheduling reasons weren't available to give a personal presentation. but it made me think back to the way we schedule those reports, and hauling everybody down from the zoo once a month, we already have a zoo committee and three members of this commission sit on it. prior to 2008, there were no monthly reports presented to the commission, and i think was due to some issues at the zoo, that the commission took a more active role in what was going on. so what i am going to recommend is that we still get public presentations quarterly from the senior staff at the zoo. and that we continue to get monthly written reports that will be public reports as part of this agenda, submiting it to the commission. and margaret, you are going to have figure out how we get public comment on those reports, because i think there may be people here today who are

there are those in congress who are very gung ho about that and there are some who are very gung ho about the ukrainian situation. for a well sanctions seems to be the watchword, and now arms are the watchword. you can see this escalating. host: speaking of isis, does the president send over language for a new aumf this week? when does it arrived on the doorsteps of capitol hill? guest: i'm certain there's discussion in congress about the parameters of that and they don't want it rejected on its face, i don't think. that said, the president wanted to go and hit syria a couple years ago and he sent it up to the hill that he wanted to do that and capitol hill broke into 535 separate voices, one for each member of congress. i think they have to be careful how they do this. i would not be terribly surprised if they waited a little bit longer. i and others are desperately trying to find what the language is that is moving back and forth within the halls of the administration and also capitol hill. host: right, and what will democrats do? how will they respond to this new authorization and how

police said two men armed with gungs -- guns, entered the restaurant and robbed the place and took the tip jar. nobody was hurt. >> police in trenton are searching for suspects in a deadly shooting in the island section of trenton on the 1900 block of riverside drive at the brookville commons. a man was shot several times and rushed to the hospital where he died from his injuries. >>> a teenager is in custody following a shooting at a large shopping mall. else accused of shooting inside a store at the monroeville mall. # people were shot, police believe only one of the victims was the intended target. >> we believe one of the three people that was shot was a targeted individual. it was not random. we have evidence that leads to that. >> the intended target and another man are in critical condition. a woman is in stable condition. the teenage system is being held at allegheny county jail. >> bruce jenner was involved in a deadly crash on the famed pacific coast highway. police say he was driving a black suv that rear ended a white lexus that struck the back of a toyota. the driver was k

chinatown here behind me it still has a little bit of waking up to do but it is never too early to say "gung hay fat choy." here in san francisco the lunar new year celebration is the largest asian event in north america. it is a two-week-long event. people have been out gathering the staples, tangerines, red envelopes and material for the signature dish. >> everything has significance in the buddhist delight. it's the same type of stuff, you know, the prosperity, the longevity, there's like those big long noodles in everything. >> reporter: but people have been having trouble finding some of the materials used in the buddha's delight because of the port shutdown which is of course another matter entirely. so back to the lunar new year, what is this, the year of the goat, sheep or ram? we have heard all three. so we decided to clear it up by checking with our media partner anchor with ktsf. [ speaking continual chinese ] >> reporter: so basically, it depends how you translate it. at the celebration, it's going to culminate here in san francisco with the chinese new year parade that is march

but it is safe to say, "gung hay fat choy."nar new year celebration is the largest asian event in north america started back in the 1800s. this is video from last year's parade which is going to happen on march 7th this year. you can find special symbols all over chinatown and a lot of red and green. >> which represents pretty much the good fortune, the money, green represents money, red represents, like, you know, the gore fortune like stuff. noodles represent longevity. that's why people eat a lot of noodles. >> reporter: celebrations have we gun in china and most of asia and beijing a centuries old bell tower rang a lot of people lit fireworks. that is meant to keep away bat spirits. otherwise burned incense while praying and if you are celebrating, you are in good company. roughly one sixth of the world celebrates the lunar new year. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> runners at that year's bay to breakers hope to break world records. the theme of this year's race is bay to breaking records. race organizers wa

>> good morning commissioners and gung hay hat choy, marvin yee. the item before you is for approval of the concept plan for a park in rincon hill. this item remains on the calendar, although it did receive the capital committee's recommendation for approval. it remains on the calendar due to outstanding questions that were not answered at the last meeting. as presented at the committee hearing, this project was generated through a public process. it gained community support and we received emails of support for the concept plan. we even had a speaker at the committee hearing in support of the project and its had received key approvals from the arts commission. on the overhead is the concept plan for your consideration. as part of the perfect purchase of the site by the city and presented by the adjacent owner for emergency egress. that easement is shown on the lower part of the design. it's the gray bar underneath the greenness of the park. on the overhead is an aerial of the park site that shows the location of that emergency egress easement. it'

. >> reporter: "gung hay fat choy." it is the beginning of a brand- new lunar year. celebration just wrapped up here the first celebration in chinatown. three rams ushered in their namesake lunar year in san francisco's chinatown. three for extra good luck. mayor lee led the procession through chinatown which included the horse the animal symbol of the lunar year that just passed. >> it will be better this year? >> what happened last year was not so good this year will bring you lots of good. >> reporter: fireworks are lit to ward off bad spirits during the celebration. it's base based on a chinese calendar. you saw the rams in the story. you can consider it the year of the sheep and goat depending how you translate chinese. anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> animal activists plan to protest china's dog and cat meat trade today. there will be rallies in cities around the world including one happening right now in san francisco's union square. demonstrators want china to keep pets off dinner plates. >>> police say they have made an arrest in last night's double shooting at a s

a lot are not gung-ho about intervention. pain economic sanctions is the way forward. definitely there is a push by the domestically here to try to force national pressure on the houthis. >> thank you very much. jamal elshayyal in aiden >>> iraqi government sent reinforcements to al-baghdadi after it was captured by the islamic state of iraq and levant. the pentagon played it as a set back but it was put within striking distance of the al-assad air base where american troops are training iraqi forces. there was on unauction cessful -- unsuccessful attack on the air base. >> japan reportedly offered $60 million in aid to fight the armed groups in addition to $100 million to help refugees in the i.s.i.l.-controlled areas. the money will go through international organisations including those counselled on the border >>> in libya the family of 21 egyptian christians captured are calling on the government to do more to obtain their release. concerns are high after sources loyal to the islamic state of iraq and levant, showed pictures of the me who are coptic christians. >>

. >> "gung hay fat choy"! >> mayor ed lee kicking off the annual procession saying good- bye to the year of the horse and ushering in the year of the ram. live rams welcomed in the new year and plenty of other little rams, not kids, joined in, as well. >> it always centers around optimism, goodwill, good health, and hopefully great wealth. this year is no different. >> the 268-foot golden dragon made a return this year more than 100 people carrying that creature and the fireworks set off to scare away the bad spirits. the city's chinese new year festival and parade won of the largest celebrations outside of asia. this is pier 39 the world famous white crane dancers performing a traditional lion dance continuing lunar new year celebrations. the main event, the chinese new year parade set for saturday march 7. >> lots of festivities going on across the bay area this weekend. paul deanno live at treasure island today. paul, we're almost at, you know, the weekend eve, right? we're at friday eve at least. >> report

when in greeley is gung ho on mortgaging the children. >> really?u're going after mortgage them to take them to disney world. >> are they watching? >> no. but they do know what disney world is. if i would like them to see their "frozen" show, and i do, i will have to pay more than $100 for every little blonde head. $105 stop ticket prices have outstripped inflation. this data is from allears.donnet. this is ingested for inflation. -- adjusted for inflation. in 1971, the omission price was $3.50, 10 times the price of it gallon of gasoline. >> so $20 today. >> today, $26 times the price of gas. this affects the entire economy of central florida. you see the other theme parks raise their prices in tandem with disney. disney drives that economy. tom, have you been there? >> i have been to orlando just to give speeches. i have never been there with children. the grandparent affect. grandparents take them. the children go to a week long lacrosse camp that is 4.5 days. thank you, disney. let's turn to lease abramowitz. -- lease abramowitz? >> i try to sta

he was gung-ho for ufo's. he says he regrets keeping america in the dark about our extraterrestrial visitors. on friday he was reflecting on the past year and tweeted, my biggest failure of 2014 once again not securing the # disclosure of the ufo files. # the truth is still out there. cc maureen daoud. he also serves as clinton's chief of staff was long intrigued by ufo's. this is 2002. >> it is time to open up the books on questions that remain in the dark, the question of government investigations of ufo's. it is time to find out what the truth really is that is out there. we ought to do it because it is right. we ought to do it because the american people quite frankly can handle the truth. >> you know who else wants to know the truth in his cat. >> it is time to find out what the truth really is that is out there. we ought to do it because it is right. we ought to do it because the american people quite frankly can handle the truth. >> wow. anyway joe, is he on to something? >> he is on something. i don't

forces, the kurds who are great fighters, what else, certainly now the jordanian air force, which is gungo now. we don't have a decent, even a reasonably decent uncorrupt iraqi government, or army. who's going to do this fighting when it comes down to taking territory and holding it? who is going to do that? >> if it were my choice alone, first of all i would put a no-fly zone over syria to protect the people we trained in syria. number two, i would give the ground forces the opportunity to do what they have to do. we already have 5200 on the ground in iraq supporting the air war. it may take a few more. we ought to do that. we need to degrade and destroy isil, and eventually it will take a coordinated effort between the air, the ground and between all military units and the arab country that is surround us. >> but who take the land? who takes back that part of iraq and syria from the bad guys and turns it over to whom? who gets the new land we're taking back from the bad guys? that part of that, that critical part doesn't seem clear to me in the strategy. >> that's very perceptive, if yo

he was very angry about this and said it was the result of being gung ho but that they killed a farmer and worked the fields in the middle of the night to avoid being taxed by the taliban out of the heat of the day and so he was needlessly killed and obviously that is a propaganda victory for the town again and so all these things are interconnected. there is so much looking at the death of friendly fire and who knows, perhaps a number of young men from the village fighting for the tablet and yes, civilian casualties as well as the moral aspect of it and the counterinsurgency of the counterproductive best for the individual who is either through a mistake or completely legitimate action or a form of the combination of the two i think it really does weigh in on people. >> host: you reconstruct where this came from in its history and background of a lot of the rank and file and also the officers they come from a completely different world. that's sometimes the case on the american side as well. how much of that -- you start the book by explaining the importance in terms of the cultural i

rupert thorneloe was very angry about this and said he thought it was the result of being gung ho. they engaged the target and kill the farmer working in his fields in the middle of the night to be avoided out of the heat of the day. he was needlessly killed and propaganda for the taliban. all these things are interconnected and is almost a direct line up ever since that probably friendly fire to that being -- perhaps a number of young men from the village. civilian casualties the moral aspect of it and the counterinsurgency counterproductive this a bit the actual individual who does it either through mistake or completely jena action or some kind of combination of the two i think it does wear on people. >> host: you kind of reconstruct where this battalion came from, its history and background of a lot of the rank-and-file and the outsourcers that frequently come from a completely different world. that is sometimes the case on the american side as well. you start the book early by explaining the importance of the falklands in terms of the cultural importance in the unit to that co

. >> sam, still we wish gung gung he fat choi. >> why are you connecting that to me? >> because you know the answer to the question. >> okay. that's good. well, yes, a lot of people they get all worked up about the super bowl which has correlation with no causation. in terms of the lunar calendar you could say there is causation because it's divisible by 4. the year of the ram, goat sheep, whatever you want to call it for this year since 1900 has actually gained a little more than the market on average, a little bit more than 7% and has risen about 80% of the time whereas more normally 67% is your typical advance. so if you're looking for one more additional piece of information to feel good about 2015 this is it. >> i guarantee, you know people who are at home or wherever you are watching guffawing things like that traders are watching things like that. >> sure, rick. i was going to ask a question. if we want to talk about numerology, one is people are saying, wait a minute do we think the fed hiking cycle is going to begin as we head into a presidential election yea

taken with your campaign and your effort up there last november coming up and seeing you, it was so gung ho. you have endorsed secretary clinton, is that right? >> i think she would be a terrific president. i was one of the women democratic senators who sent a letter to her, urging her to consider running, and i hope she does. he hasn't gotten into the race yet, but i think she would be terrific. >> you want her to run and you support her, right? >> i do. if she runs as i said i think she should run. i think she'll be a great candidate as she was in to 08 and i think it's a tribute to new hampshire and the new hampshire primary that candidates come into the state, they go into living rooms, they talk to voters engage with voters, answer questions, new hampshire voters are very smart on the issues they pay attention, they talk to the candidates and make up their minds. the most recent polls, shows that secretary clinton has an overwhelming lead. 62%, 3 in 5 of democrats said they would support the former secretary of state in a 2016 democratic primary. elizabeth warren registered at just

was killed a month later, he was very angry about this and said he thought it was a result of being gung ho, they engaged the target and killed a farmer working his fields in the middle of the night to avoid being taxed by the taliban and keep out of the heat of the day. so he was needlessly killed, and obviously that's a propaganda victory for the taliban and so all these things are interconnected. almost a direct line between edison's death, probably through friendly fire to that farmer being killed and perhaps a number of the men from the villaging fighting with the taliban. so civilian casualties, as well as the sort of moral aspect of it and the -- you have counterinsurgence, the course productiveness of it. for the actual individual who does it either through mistake or through completely legitimate action or through some kind of fog of war or combination, it really does weigh on people. >> host: you kind of reconstruction where this battalion came from, its history, and the background of a lot of the rank-and-file, and also the officers coming from a completely different world. th

killed a month later and he was very angry about this and he said he thought it was the result of being gung ho. they engage the target and killed a farmer working his fields in the middle of the night to be avoid being taxed by the taliban in keeping out of the heat of the day. so he was needlessly killed and obviously that is a propaganda victory for the taliban. all of these things are interconnected. there's almost a direct line between aberson's death probably through friendly fire to that farmer being killed and who knows probably number of men from the village. civilian casualties as well as the moral aspect of it and the counterinsurgency, counterproductive myths of it. i think the actual individual who does it either through mistake or legitimate action or some kind of combination of the two. i think he really does weigh on people. >> host: you kind of reconstruct where this does the time came from, its history and the background out of a lot of the a lot of the a lot of the rank and file and who frequently come from me completely different world. sometimes the case on the american

all these republicans on one side sort of saying great, gung-ho, go in.aying they would like kind of more definition for what the war is and as a result, i don't think it's going to resolve anything. i'm not sure what the point of it is. if it were more narrow perhaps is would produce a real explanation of what the president wants to do in iraq and syria. >> i can tell from your smile that you're still laughing at ari's joke. good for you, sir. daniel knowles. >> i can see it too. >> breaking news right now. nbc news confirmed oregon governor john kitzhaber plans to resign amid a growing ethics scandal. the democrat faces allegations his fiancee used her relationship with him to enrich herself. kitzhaber is the longest serving chief executive. kate brown is expected to assume the office when the governor steps down. >>> we'll be right back with a frigid weekend forecast. you'll need the right it infrastructure. from a partner who knows how to make your enterprise more agile, borderless and secure. hp helps business move on all the possibilities of today.

gung hay fat, choy. next, out of recession but below estimates.s reacting to latest figures out of japan. ♪ >> i am david ingles. it is monday, february 16, and these are your headlines. a health check of the japanese economy. the patient is healthier, but not quite ready to come off the medicine yet. of 2.6%,ng a growth missing the 3.7% estimate. fourth-quarter growth also revised. the economy is out of recession, but still feeling weak. looking --are exports are looking strong thanks to the u.s.. spending is still under pressure thanks to weak wage growth. i think that will remain the same unless we get wage revision in april. >> thailand is due to release its gdp report this morning. we will see if expansion there picked up in the fourth quarter. median estimate from economists is that 2%, which would be the fastest growth in more than a year. the figures are due out at 10:30 hong kong time. let's wrap things up with the latest from greece. junkoicials tell us that spoke with alexis tsipras. the call was received -- .equested by mr. tsipras it

there are those in congress that are very gung ho about that.ome in congress will be the same way about the situation in ukraine. sanctions seemed to be the watchword and now arms are the watchword. host: does the president send over language for a new aumf this week? when does arrive to the doorsteps of capitol hill? guest: there is some discussion with congress about the parameters of that. they do want to send something up that will be rejected on its face. the president wanted to go and hit syria a couple of years ago. he sent word up the hill that he wanted to do that. capitol hill broke into 535 separate voices, one for each member of congress. they are trying to be careful about how they do this. i would not be surprised if we saw something this week. i also wouldn't be surprised if it waited a little longer. host: what will democrats do? how will they respond to this new authorization and how does that play out politically for 2016? >> it splits both parties. there are a good number of democrats that don't want to be seen as soft on isis

there are those in congress very gung ho about that and some about the france situation. i know for a while, sanctions seemed to be the watch word and now, arms are the watch word, so you can see this really escalating. >> does the president send over language for a new aumf this week, when does it arrive to the doorsteps of capitol hill? >> i'm certain that there's at least some discussion going on in congress about what the parameters of what would look like. they don't want to send something up that's sort of rejected on its face. that said, the president wanted to get syria a couple of years ago and he said sent one up that he wanted to do that and you know capitol hill broke into 535 separate voices, one for each member of congress. i think they're trying to be careful about how they do this. i would not be surprised if we saw, wouldn't be terribly surprised if we waited longer. i and others trying to find the language and also, to clipapitol hill. >> and what will democrats do? how does that play out politically for 2016? >> what's fascinating is that it's -- in dif

the republican party they are gung ho on shutting down the government. what stupid ideas. the best part is they are supposed to 365 days in the year, like everyone else, but they only work -- what, 60 days per year? and they are being reelected. why don't they work 30 hours per year and let people work 80 hours per week? host: paul, you are calling on the republican line. do you think republicans should have linked the funding of the department of homeland security to the presence action on immigration? or do you think it should of been a separate debate? caller: what does immigration have to do with homeland security? what do they mean by having people for load? they say, look, they will get their pay anyway. i've been in this country 37 years and i've watch this country go downhill. the most beautiful country in the world, and supposedly, they are christians. i am ashamed about myself, a christian. i am a roman catholic. host: next on the line is surely calling on the democrat line from enterprise, alabama. surely -- shirley. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. f