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i feel this is a terrible precedent that could be set and that a supervisor winner has said there has already been a precedent, but a second -- supervisor wiener said there has already been a precedent. but the needs of homeless families and children -- i do not want to see this president said. i move that we continue it to the next meeting. president chiu: is there a second to the motion? seconded by supervisor avalos. further discussion -- supervisor kim? supervisor kim: i don't want to be nit picky about other parcels and other supervisors districts, but after reading this surplus property ordinance this morning, the policy we set in 2002 is pretty clear around what surplus property is used for at, which there are three uses that are predetermined and voted by by the board. if the surplus property is determined unsuitable, it is city policy to encourage a sale. i'm not saying it has to be a sale to a market rate developer. i'm very sensitive to the neighborhood concerns and the need for open space. we need an open space everywhere. but if we are determining the open space is the us

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owed this and ben nelson this is why the demo i think said nelson has a has a rabid weasel on his head i mean it's just it's i guess you need a hardcore leftist to occupy congress you need to examine it but in any case. richard your thoughts on well if the republicans had their way would be pretty simple there would be no so the union address because they keep saying this are going to present giving a campaign address with the president is addressing the nation about the strength of the union and i think what you can hear from the president tonight he's going to say this the union is strong but we could be stronger and we could be stronger republicans in congress get to work and stop you know fussing at the president really passed meaningful legislation we haven't seen one piece of legislation from the republican congress that created one job they profess to be the party of jobs that were are the jobs while in fact this has been the least productive congress in the history of the united states and it's because of the democrat controlled senate the house has been already productive they

she has a disability. she has a disability that has according to the records the statistics has a 1% chance of survival of 1 year. she is 3 1/2 years old. [ cheers and applause ] >> so bella is here with us in spirit and is deeply embedded into my heart. people ask me what motivates me and i say the dignity of every human life. [ applause ] god has given us this great country to allow his people to allow his people to be free. has given us that dignity because we are a creation of his. and we need to honor that creation and whether it's the sanctity of life in the womb or the dignity of every working person in america to fulfill their potential, you will have a friend in rick santorum. we are oft to new hampshire. we are -- [ applause ] because the message i shared with you tonight is not an iowa message or an iowa and south carolina message, it is a message that will resonate across this land. it's -- it will resonate, i know in new hampshire because you think i've been in iowa a lot. i've been to new hampshire 3

a great round game. he has people working with him within the party and in the tea party. senator santorum has been you the most. in his 26 visits, he has assembled a great ground game. he has got some talented folks, politicos. they are going to be formidable. governor perry has a great set of talented people helping him on the ground. they have been running races for quite some time. i told a story somewhere. ron paul's folks are extremely eager and engaged and excited. somebody in the party was telling me they were driving down interstate 26 that cuts through colombia to charleston. they saw a ron paul supporter hanging a sheet, "ron paul for president." he has a great grassroots ground game. those are the ones i have seen the most. governor huntsman has a talented political team. the ground game with the tea party is going to be an interesting thing. i have friends in every camp. a lot of them helped me in my campaign last spring. they know what they are doing. they do not leave a stone unturned across the state when they are talking to people. i think it is wide open. there are new polls

owed this and ben nelson this is why the demo i think said nelson has a has a rabid weasel on his headi mean it's just it's i guess you need a hardcore leftist to occupy congress you need to examine it but in any case. richard your thoughts on the republicans have their way would be pretty simple there would be no say to the union address because they keep saying this are going to present giving a campaign address with the president is addressing the nation about the strength of the union and i think what you can hear from the president tonight he's going to say this the union is strong but we could be stronger and we could be stronger republicans in congress get to work and stop you know fussing at the president really.

and i am used to be leading sunni voice in the region the only arab country which has a soyuz maybe to intervene which has a military officer has to intervene he's in egypt and he has proposed with his own internal problems so i think this is mere rhetoric which we're hearing from cult i don't think would have the support of the whole robes nor would it have the support of so in western powers will. but one of the closest partners that syria had until anti-government under arrest grip the country was turkey but i got it turned its back on its one time ally and neighbor joining the chorus of voices calling for regime change into mass chaos are days where for now snow looks back at the two countries relations. handshake kisses embraces as close friends do in february when this was filmed to prime minister and syria's president where indeed considered friends back in the ninety's the neighbors were not doing that well together series support of kurdish separatists dro wedged between the two but by two thousand and three when turkey refused to provide its territory for the us invasion to iraq golden earring t

a newt gingrich team! he has been a long time supporter. and newt gingrich hasnosediving whit the campaign has been suffering, financial aid. >> marty: gabrielle giffords is in a result of today. this marks the one-year anniversary. she is in tucson -- today. the arizona congresswoman has been meeting 8 conques stea-a static come backn -- has pleaded " not guilty " and he is not fit to stand trial. >>isabel: with one week into the new year. following those mears resolutions. maybe? they cannot. with of those new year's resolutions? >> marty: marty will speak to a live coach and an author of the top five reasons people fail to meet their view of year's resolutions new year's resolutions so, this is delicious okay... is this where we're at now, we just eat whatever tastes good? like these sweet honey clusters... actually there's a half a day's worth of fiber in every ... why stop at cereal? bring on the pork chops and the hot fudge. fantastic. are you done sweetie? yea [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. hey, i love your cereal there-- it's got

the response from the community advisor a committee has been very positive. what has happened over the last 10 months, the design has evolved quite significantly and has turned into a very open and very community-oriented campus. what you see as a campus that is not a closed campus like many that you see in other technology firms. it is open to the public, we embrace the public, there is a lot of retail and activity going on that will hopefully and live in the buildings for us and for the community. i would like to turn it over to the architect. we are delighted to have him here today to present the project and answer questions you might have about the design. >> i would like to thank the comment about my father. as you know, he loved san francisco, it was his second home here. i think now we have a double motivation to do this project better because it will be his last project in the city. we will do all our efforts to work really good. we have been working for the past 10 months in a lot of workshops with the planning department and the agency, it has been great. we

he has become introverted and has trouble with intimacy and has a serious -- and she has a serious sex addiction. she is trying to reconnect with him. tavis: how do you go about choosing roles? where nudity is concerned, there are actresses in this town who take years to figure out whether or not want to do this or not. how do you go about choosing roles? obviously, you made a decision and stepped into it. >> i never wanted to do it before. i have not born a bikini on a beach since i was a teenager. i do not wear dresses above the knee. i am not a fan of showing my body. firstsaw steve mcqueen's film and the way he shot naked bodies in that film was so anatomical and it was not sexual. i read this part and the first scene that she has in the film, she is completely naked. it felt completely appropriate. she wants to be seen. she wants closeness with her brother and wants to reconnect with him. and she likes to provoke him. i trusted steve it and knew that he was an artist, that i was not being used for any other purpose than to tell the story of the character as best as they could. tav

now a team member has re-signed in disgust and another has thought about it. >> i did not feel i belonged to an independent body monitoring the situation. i was giving the regime a greater chance to continue its killing, and i could not prevent that. the u.s. once supporting is fast losing patience. >> the monitoring mission should not continue indefinitely. we cannot permit president assad and his regime to have immunity. syrians deserve a position transition. >> president assad appeared in front of large crowds of supporters and based the violence on what he calls terrorist gangs and shows no sign of backing down. so what now for syria? the arab league mission appears to have failed and international inventions, protests continue and still no sign on when or how syria's bloody contact with end. >> moving to the states as america's first lady michele obama has denied claims in her new book that she is causing problems in the white house. she says she is tired of being portrayed of as an angry black woman creating problems behind the scenes. >> what does michele obama really think about l

there is not a person in this courtroom who has never told a lie, who has never done an immoral thing and there is no man living who has never looked upon a woman without desire. one more thing, gentlemen, before i quit. thomas jefferson once said that all men are created equal, a phrase which the yankees and the side of the executive branch in washington are fond at hurling at us. there is a tendency in this year of grace, 1935, to use this phrase out of context to satisfy all conditions, the most ridiculous example i can think of is when the people who run our public education promote that stupid and idle along with the industryous. because all men are created equal, educators gravely tell us the children left behind suffer terrible feelings of inadequacy. we all know that all men are not created equal. in the sense some people would have us believe. some people are smarter than others. some have more opportunity because they're born with it. some men make more money than others. some ladies bake better cakes than others. some people are born gifted beyond the normal scope of most m

has been fantastic. thousands have been involved and they are ready to go, but we have to look of the wonderful changes that have occurred in a positive way. the country has suffered in a negative way. the economy has suffered. our foreign policy has been a mess and drains us economically , and our military forces, but at the same time, our people have come together, and we have the task to reintroduce some ideas republicans needed for a long time, and that is a conviction and none of freedom is popular. -- a conviction that freedom is popular. [applause] once again, we have had a fantastic showing for this cause and challenging people not the status quo we have been putting for decade after decade, but challenging them to go to this old fashioned idea, and it is a very dangerous idea. let's obey the constitution. [applause] too often, those who preach limited government and small government, they forget that invasion of your privacy is big government, and we have to emphasize to protect your personal rights and your economic rights are what the government is supposed to do. they are not supposed to run our lives or spend our money. also, what we have introduced with so much a enthusiasm i hear so

has been slow to say the least. the country's president has told the bbc hazy has a huge loan -- bbc haiti has a huge wound. >> in just 35 overwhelming seconds, the earthquake destroyed lives, homes, and the government.ti's >> that night, he lost one daughter and feared he would lose a second. >> she's fighting. there's no help. the head was open. her body was crushed under the rubble. >> this is the spot where she almost died. she has made a spectacular recovery. >> two years after, she is doing well. life is not as great in haiti. there are no jobs, you know. i'm fighting just so they can go on. i put her through school, but she is fighting. >> daily life is still a struggle for millions. half of the rubble from the earthquake has been removed, but 500,000 people are still living in tents. in the president, the singer turned leader, has promised -- >> we were slow to move the people out of the camp. it is a huge step. after thef tents earthquake. now those families have moved out and normal life is returning. a small sign of progress. jessica has been given a grant to move out of the camp into this tiny apartment th

has a disease which means that his sight has been getting worse since childhood and it makes simple tasks a challenge. >> this condition is frustrating at times. you cannot read things that you need to read. this has been my life since day one. what's this i specialist is running the u.k. trial -- >> this eye specialist is running the u.k. trial. he is hoping that this will help the most common form of blindness in the world. >> there's very little that we can do for these people at the moment. we need to test the potential of new interventions. >> marcus had his treatment last week. it will be some time before he knows whether it has had any affect. >> as if we needed further proof that the economic crisis in europe is weighing down the rest of the world, today the imf forecasted that the pain will stretch beyond the sheer. china's the economy continues to grow fast giving policymakers a curious challenge on whether to meet economic freedom with some political freedom. in the second special report, we look at the competing forces at play. the >> this is the sort person, a peasant, that mao set out to help. it has been five years of rising ambitions and rising prosperity for him. he has diversifie

they would be delighted to have somebody who has a little bit more baggage, like speaker gingrich. mitt romney, they see a lot of weaknesses, but he hastrength on the economy, a weakness president obama has now. they have worked over the last few months to bring romney down a little bit. when gingrich was up a few weeks ago, they looked at him as well. >> jeff mason, speaking to my colleague. in other news, relations between iran and america under the spotlight after the u.s. said it will carry on sending aircraft carriers into the gulf despite a warning from iran to stay away. last week, u.s. naval carriers left the strait of hormuz as iran began 10 days of naval exercises. they have suggested they had successful missile tests. >> iran kif military chiefs fly in to look at the war games they have been conducting in the gulf. forces have carried out 10 days of exercises. they are feeling bold enough to threaten the united states. keep your aircraft carriers away from the gulf. >> in my opinion, those enemies who needed to leave have left. after our drill, the enemy carrier was moved to the sea of oman. our view is we are not starting

the president has a significant advantage. mitt romney has more money for now. but money follows momentum. are they running up hill here. >> mitt romney doesn't have a money advantage obama. >> obama has more money than the republicans. but obama has 90 million and mitt romney has 30 million . obama has done 127 fund raising and twice more than bill clint and george bush. bad news for him. in 2008, he got 24 million from the financial industry . right now he has 2.4 million and i want to defend people who contribute to political campaign. we think we are helping our country and we do it because we think that elect the the right government makes the country better. they need to to help their business. i am not naive to believe we do it all for good. but most believe the country is headed in the wrong direction. >> who will you give? >> i will sit on sideline with respect for the money. i did a lot for huntsman. >> can you see yourself giving money to newt gingrich in >> no. >> what do you do if it is between newt gingrich or obama. >> try to get the third party. >

main aim is to be a leading sunni voice in the region the only arab country which has a soyuz maybe to intervene which has a military officer has to intervene is egypt and he jumped to his pro coupled with his own internal problem so i think this is mere rhetoric which we're hearing from cult i don't think would have the support of meow robes nor would it have the support of sudden western powers as will. iran made arrests over last week's nuclear scientists killing of all say who but suspicions are that it's mossad western calls for military intervention are growing which russia says would be disastrous policy there are now reports on how the fear is that a covert israeli operation is already underway. from this rather spartan recording studio in jerusalem one israeli jew has been reaching out to people in iran for fifty two years ties between tel aviv in tehran off a bit in but it's never stopped menasha amir from reading the news in farsi every night and hosting a weekly show for listeners in the persian world to share their views he thinks around a million rain ians tune in and the topic they most wan

we have a project sponsor who has the money to do it. he has the will and it is a great project. >> i am going to point out that they have voiced several times they're having problems finding venues of the size and there the second largest tourist destination event in our city. for them not to have parties afterwards or bring tourists in from around the world is something that is troublesome for the city. >> another question. i did not see any parking in this plan. if you are attracting patrons with that large a square footage, where will they be parking? >> there is parking but it is the residential units. >> we discussed the parking options. there are a few buildings nearby that provide late-night parking. we can approach them and see about doing a ballet service -- valet service. there is anothe rr lot on sixth street. we had proposed parking within the building but because of the sea level we cannot dig down. president newlin: any public comment? seeing none, is with the commission. -- it is with the commission. commisioner joseph: i want t

a lot of outpouring after the earthquake. how much has been delivered? >> about half has been spent. there was worried about corruption and political instability in haiti. there has only been a new government for about 2.5 months. there is goodwill behind the government. the new president is determined. he has a program. can he get parliament to back him? >> joining us from port-au- prince. thank you so much for joining us. glad to see you back in haiti. now for a very special portrait being created in the u.k. this year, queen elizabeth will be celebrating her diamond jubilee. thousands of schoolchildren will be taking a role. they are being asked to take part in a very special art project. >> it is a celebration of faces, self portraits of the nation's children. they were having a very close look at themselves. >> it is a picture of myself. i tried to draw myself. >> looking at that picture now, does everybody in the class know who that was? once they are done, the portraits are going to be shrunk and become part of a new picture of the queen. >> my face might be a part of the eye o

this is the 13th that a bureau employee has appeared before congress. and your agency's outreach to stake holders has been applauded across the board. it has been six months since a consumer bureau officially opened for business and only four weeks since it acquired all of its powers. yet in this short time bureau employees have been hard at work. they have finalized the role and consumer remittances and are currently reviewing comments and other proposal, they have to act on the know before you owe program. they are developing a student loan work sheet to help students and their families shop loans. and they have also rolled out supervisory and large institutions. mr. cordray, we look forward to hearing fru in greater detail about this on going work. recently you made comments about the role of the agency on reviewsi i reducing burden on rural banks and small community banks. i'm interested to hear more about the bureau's plan to ensure that in future rule making the right balance is struck between protections for consumers and regulations for small institutions. final i would like to hear about pro

she has a disability. she has a disability that has a, according to the records, the statistics, has a 1% chance of survival after one year. she is 3 1/2 years old. so bella is here with us in spirit and is deeply embedded into my heart. people ask me what motivates me. i say, the dignity of every human life. god has given us this great country to allow his people, to allow his people to be free. has given us that dignity because we are a creation of his. we need to honor that creation. and whether it's the sanctity of life in the womb, or the dignity of every working person in america to fulfill their potential, you will have a friend in rick santorum. we are off to new hampshire. because the message i shared with you tonight is not an iowa message or an iowa and south carolina message. it is a message that will resonate across this land. it will resonate, i know, in new hampshire, because you think i've been in iowa a lot. i've been to new hampshire 30 times and have been more times and done more events than any

has legitimatesy to care this on. >> what happen would be your message to newt gingrich? briefly, let say he loses florida by double digits and has a long stretch until super tuesday where he has a reason to stay in, because you have six southern primaries then. >> you know, he has every right to go ahead and make his case to the voters as he is going to and he should. at some point you have to look, is my message being endorsed by a majority of republican voters. not just a theoretical majority if he combines his with ron paul and etcetera. is he getting a majority of the republicans to vote for him, if not, you have to say your obligation to the party is to help put this together as early as possible so you have the best chance possible of beating president obama >> thank you and how rough will the road be in florida for president obama. if you have a question for me, join me for a live web chat online at andrea.msnbc.come or tweet me. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band. there's a wireless mind inside all of us. so, where to next? ♪

has suffered a lot. our civil liberties are being addressed. our foreign policy has a mass-- has been a mess. at the same time, people are coming together. we're very successful at reintroducing ideas. >> still with kron4 news and kron4 dot com to stay on top of coverage for decision to the outlook. >>jaqueline: fall was an issue this morning but right now, mostly clear conditions with some reduced visibility with hayward, fremont and the clothesline. >>jaqueline: it's our in the '40's, in the afternoon, mostly sunny skies will prevail. temperatures will warm up. five-two degrees warmer for tomorrow afternoon. let's take a look at storm tracker 4. >>catherine: >> we have enough water coming in from the water main break, we filled up three-quarters of an empty trash can in less than half an hour. >>catherine: the frame shop owner says he soaked up a lot of water in his basement with sawdust. the owner of a neighboring poster shop says he lost about $5,000 in merchandise. >>catherine: in oakland, one of the last remnants of the occupy encampment is going to be removed. the tv and frank ogawa pla

has had a difficult week. -- a new to gingrich has had a did a good week. he has been kind of lethargic on the stump. this has been arguably the most unsettled primary race for either party in the modern era. in 2011, there were more people had in the voting in the national polls than any previous at a year's election. we have never had a race where different people one of iowa, new hampshire, and south carolina in the republican race. this could reestablish mitt romney as the front runner if he wins, but it does not feel like the last act of this play. tavis: if i say to you that mitt romney is going to win and you say, so what, newt gingrich has already said he is going to win. if mitt romney wins in florida, what of it? >> money and organization do matter. they have pulverized gingrich in florida on television, outspend -- outspending him in some instances of 5 to 1. what has really been a pretty miserable for gingrich is that there is an action and reaction foundation in the party. you have seen more establishment republicans like john mccain and bob dole rally around romney. you are seeing the po