ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha now there is geraldo rivera kind of talking on this fight the cancer there and i want to contrast that with. a clip here from c.n.n. to really clean up and rebuild port au prince is going to require more than your shovels and brooms and work crews here's what i know i can tell you at this hour last night basically this exact time there was a large pro mubarak demonstration and the death toll continues to rise the poll numbers at this point we're still very early days. her care. now anderson cooper are going to fly for all corners of the world from earlier than . wherever they are and wherever there is a disaster all right poor he's a fairy are quite can he walk down the street and papa pokes unself and gets pretty close by pretty easy. well you know people but i think at first blush that those two clips are totally unrelated they are on the one hand you have sending their you know the one guy who they think can infiltrate that group or all go because for all it was is a lightning rod for that kind of of stuff and scotty square

ha ha ha ha ha! down at the market. um, ha ha! i know. yeah, actually, i was at the market shopping, doing my sunday morning routine and i went by their booth, and i was looking for the right goat cheese to feature here at grange and basically to become our, you know, true local chee. >> soon after we arrived, chef tuohy came in as a customer and started to purchase our product, and he came for many weeks. probably 3 or 4 or 5 weeks. um, we didn't know who he was. he was just an individual, just another customer. and he was, uh, very complimentary, of course, on our product, and then he introduced himself, uh, who he was and that they were starting the new restaurant downtown. >> sourcing local ingredients has always been at the top of michael's list in terms of planning out his menus at grange, but getting to visit the farm, make his own cheese, and meet the goats behind all of it, well, that was way too much to ignore. and thus a farm friendship was born. >> and so these are the ones that, um, you ordered, that'll go back to the grange w

ha! ha! ha! ha! ha-ha-ha! chaz bono when he was a woman never felt comfortable with his jend sore he spent years in anxiety and turmoil and had to go through physical trials and pain to be at peace with his physical and emotional self! ha, ha, ha! now his knees hurt and he's going to get penises put on his knees! ha, ha! seventh grade rules! (laughter and applause) the (bleep)ing guy hurt his knee and you're still trying, huh, kill immediate? you had your shot, guys, for one shining moment you weren't the biggest bobs on television. we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) (cheers and applause) >> jon: my guest tonight, an actor whose new film is called "50/50." >> how's it going? 6- >> great. um... you know what i'd do? faster. >> faster? >> faster. it's your hook, man. it's what you've got. >> like hello, i have cancer? >> that's what makes you different and sets you apart. >> okay, okay. let's try it. >> great song. >> totally. >> i have cancer. >> i was wrong, i was wrong. that wasn't cool. >> jon: welcom

ha ha-- oh, my god. ha ha ha ha. so the old man sa--ha ha ha ha! man sa-- the old man sa-- the old man says, "i forgot where i live!" right? forgot where i live. that's a good one. i love an old man joke. i married one. another good one! everyone have wine? yeah. ok, uh, thank you, amy. thank you, marie. this was a terrific thanksgiving. i just love it, you know? that real family feeling, you know? i love thanksgiving. i wish every day could be like this. yeah, me, too. i love turkey. well, it doesn't have to end on thanksgiving. i mean, this sunday is my turkey tortellini day. and i'm gonna teach amy how to make it. so we can have another family feast. all right, i'm wearing my stretchy pants to that one. sunday would be great. hey, deb! you should cook with me and marie sunday morning. gosh, really? um...oh, sunday i really have my hands full. that's bath day, you know... the twins and ray. but you can count us in for the eating of the meal. no way. your girl doesn't cook, you're out. oh, stop it, frank. the dinner's for everyone. yeah, and i'll

we are thinking on fox ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha now there is geraldo rivera kind of chalking on this type of cancer there and i want to contrast that. with a clip here from a fan am to really clean up and rebuild port au prince it's going to require more than your shovels and brooms and workrooms here's what i know i can tell you at this hour last night basically this exact time there was a large pro mubarak demonstration and the death toll continues to rise the poll numbers like this point we are still very early days hear. hear. now anderson cooper are going to fly for all corners that our old friend earlier that. wherever there and wherever there is a disaster about why can't he have base parenting our why can't he walk down the street and talk of folks and self that's pretty close by you can pretty. well you know that people might think at first blush that those two clips are totally unrelated they are on the one hand you have fox sending their you know the one guy who they think can infiltrate that group or all go because geraldo was is a

. >> ha ha ha! ha ha ha! eporter: it's the laugh that launched a toy phenomenon. ♪ something something nice >> reporter: sonia manzano, who's played maria on "sesame street" for over 40 years. what is it that every child in the world seems to connect with? >> he is absolutely positive. things cannot go wrong. you can effects it and elmo is going to make things well. >> reporter: at only 18 inches elmo stands tall in the pantheon of jim henson's muppet creations. oh my golly. this one is for me. >> noses, mustaches. >> hello, how are you? >> reporter: kevin maintains the henson legacy. >> that's what's inside of elmo's arms. >> reporter: oh, really? >> beads. >> reporter: perhaps the only regret for a man who entertained the world's children is that his own child after his divorce felt neglected. she actually came to you and said, dad, you need to pay attention to me. >> yeah, a child can do that to you in a second. bring you right back down. >> yeah. >> and she did, and we're the better for it. >> reporter: ye

. >> oh, count -- ha ha ha ha. >> dracula. [ laughter ] >> oh god, i can see alaska from my house. >>. >> oh, oh, okay. he had a show and he was black. a black comedian. >> oh, my god. chris rock. >> no! old! he's a comedian. an old comedian -- [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: ha ha ha! hey, you were good. you were really, really good. very, very good. all right, now you have five points. that was good. was that bill cosby? >> bill cosby. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, okay, good. here we go. >> i know, black comedian. kind of generic. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: here we go. here we go. all right, ready? 30 seconds on the clock. let's do this. we've got to beat six? >> five. >> jimmy: we've got to beat five? sweet. all right, ready? you've got to beat five. ready? here we go. okay, heh heh heh. >> beavis and butt-head. >> jimmy: yes. he's "don juan demarco." he's in "pirates of the caribbean." >> that's johnny depp. >> jimmy: yes. "i can't believe it!" oh, my goodness. >> regis philbin. >> jimmy: yes. facebook founder. >> mark zuckerberg. >> jimmy: yes. two buns on the side of her head. the force is with you.

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ha ha ha ha ha. >> chanting] >> the country is screwed up. >> bill: at least that portion of it. le have been around new york now for a couple of weeks. they kind of roam around they obviously don't have jobs. >> i asked one guy who will a job sign. he said i had a job but i quit to come to the protest. >> bill: now i don't have a job because i'm protesting not enough jobs or something. so there really isn't a uniformed theme here. they don't really know what they want. >> i think if you put every single left wing cause into a blender and hit power this is the sludge you would get. basically anti-capitalism. they want to redistribute the wealth. but if you eliminate capitalism, there is no wealth to redistribute. >> bill: is there anybody behind these groups? they have got to eat. it's not easy to not cheap to roam around new york city. anybody behind these groups. >> few groups. ad busters canadian environmental outfit. wants to topple the existing power structure. economists. global hacking and national lawyers guild which is funded by. >> bill: national lawyers guild. >> funded

are the types of things we should be watching for i think thus far though certainly a mark kirk has has has has said that so far the response will at least that he's pushing for will be limited to further sanctions on the central bank and since the plot was not successful that there would not be an examination or a push for any sort of military response thus far as a republican all right here lawmakers have already gone on record calling this an act of war fox news is absolutely hysterical will this be exploited by the war hawks in congress and in the media as an opportunity to take military action against iran oh absolutely i mean i think that there are certainly individuals who have been pushing for for harsher a u.s. strategy toward toward tehran for the past several years and have openly advocated the past for military action in an earlier cases to to deter or to or to destroy iran's nuclear program so i think i have no doubt my mind that we'll be seeing those same individuals pushing similar arguments in the days and weeks ahead except in this case that we're referring back now to to t

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haa ha ha! ha hha ha! [snortg] >> commissioner buell. >> here. >> commissioner lee. >> here. >> commissioner harrison and bonilla have excused absences. >> i want to announce that item three will be heard after item 9. item fiveb will be removed from the consent calendar and heard on the general calendar. >> a few little reminders. if you could please turn off any electronic sounding devices, and we would please ask that you take in the secondary conversations outside in order for the meeting to proceed as soon as possible. if you would like to make general public comments, that's for items not on the agenda. last, please address your comments to the commission during public comment on the items in order to allow equal time for all. neither the commission nor staff will respond to questions during public comment the. commission may ask questions after public comment is close. we are on item two, which is the president's report. commissioner buell: thank you very much. i will be brief. i want to congratulate

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has advice for women who aspire to politics. >> if you don't have a supportive spouse, especially if you have children, you know it's just impossible to do. there's a message: marry well! ha-ha-ha. and what i mean by that is choose a great mate, because if you've got kids, you just need to have that, that stability at home. >> stability mulhern feels he brought to the family home. he hopes other men will lessen the pressure on themselves to be breadwinners and share the role of parent. >> my identity, i thought, was shaped from what i did in the world. and i found the exact opposite. and when jennifer finished, i was extremely proud of her, but i had a sense that you've done something really marvelous. >> you're married to a politics as well. how did you guys work it out in terms of -- it. >> was tough. there were offices that i wanted to run for at times he encouraged me to run for the office and then when i said, no, he ran for it. >> one of the reasons i said no had to do with our children. we met in politics, we're both attorneys, we're both very competitive we're very political. it really has been a bit of sacrifice on my part more than i saw. >> did you say no to runni

. >> the credit sisment has- has--credit serve has come from several places. and a national figure to expected to be outside the city is hall today. good afternoon, alley. >> we recollect good afternoon. just three days after police broke it up, people are back out here. there are about 50 tents out here. and there is a diverse crowd. you have the people who have brought their tents, people who come out and are not camping. and then you have people who work in the downtown area and are just passing by. we are hearing that film maker michael more is supposed to be here today. we also talked to a man who can't camp but believes in the pro test. >> this is nicer than may nobody neighborhood. i want to enlighten the rest of the 99%. that's been enough for me. >> i come out during the days and go home at night. i am paying rent and i have a place to stay. i support the people in the camp, though. >> now, this was the scene last night when oakland mayor tried to address the crowd and discuss the confrontation on tuesday night. but, back out here live, scott oleson wa

has had lasting effects. public trust in politicians has plummeted. that hasrompted voters to seek an alternative to the old guard. last year, voters chose the well-known comedian as the new mayor. ♪ his party was founded as a joke. and number of artists belong to it. their goal is to poke fun at politics. even pledged to build a polar bear enclosure at the zoo. after winning the election, they are now faced with the satisfaction. social workers attended the city council meeting to protest against budget cuts. that has become unavoidable. >> the idea is still alive and well that some leader will show up and get us out of this jam. i do not want people to start believing i am the person. i want them to believe in their stalls -- themselves and that they have the power to make change. i want them to believe that. >> public opinion is fickle. he is the fourth mayor in court for years. the crisis has been life changing for many icelanders. he was working at a banquet the crisis hit. he turned his experience into a best-selling book. -- he was working at a bank whe

has the country on watch. >> my hope is that he maybe with a family member or a friend, perhaps has no idea that -- what has occurred with his mother. >> reporter: his mother, 51- year-old jane, was found dead inside her bedroom wednesday night in the 13-100 block of briar cliff terrace. police realized her son was missing. he hasn't been to class since september. neighbors hasn't seen them for two weeks. >> we waved, that was it. >> reporter: her estranged husband, curtis lopez, is in custody charged with her murder. authorities used cell phone records to fine lopez at a charlotte lodge with her car. there was no trace of william. the investigation now spans to east coast. detectives from montgomery county are working in north carolina. they admit as time passes finding the boy unharmed becomes more of a long shot. >> i hope he hasn't killed him. i swear to god i do. i hope they haven't. oh, god. >> reporter: police shifted their energy to finding william, he is 5 feet tall and 85 u pounds. they are not revealing what if anything lopez is saying about the boy's whereabouts. >> wjz 13 is following the story.

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has come about. i think the trajectory of what this report has provided has really been a big, big jump from where we were at the beginning of the year and also from where the capss program handed it off to the city administrator. and she has been very, very strong and supportive of lawrence and the group that has really been understaffed and trying to bring this about, and it is something that is very, very important. thank you very much. >> is there any public comment on item number three? seeing none, item number four -- president hechanova: there is somebody. >> this is for general public comment. we are on public comment. the bic will take public comment on matters within the commission's jurisdiction that are not part of this agenda. >> good morning, commissioners. thank you for the opportunity to speak. my name is sue zandt dumont, and it is wonderful. i want to talk about how wonderful it is that recreation and park is finally taking care of this historic landmark. recreation park is the boat house landlord, and they have neglected to of house for many years, blaming the tenants to the cat on

has come about. i think the trajectory of what this report has provided has really been a big, big jump from where we were at the beginning of the year and also from where the capss program handed it off to the city administrator. and she has been very, very strong and supportive of lawrence and the group that has really been understaffed and trying to bring this