have our car on your heart our ha ha ha ha ha ha part of our. we are in the last days brainless sheep into the fold what kind of babbling b.s. theology are you talking about i have a master's divinity i'm a reverend i don't even know what his crap she's saying is it's like she's killing the holy voice the god voice and talking softly to people will think of him holy and oh and by my bible talk show up to all you voters out there don't be fooled by this one degree jesus taught it's b.s. real christians don't talk like that they are normal people bachmann is interested in being a star she does she wants everything possible to make it happen and so she's talking about stupid stuff like fantasy stories regarding the founding fathers changing her voice into creepy jesus ness and people i'm just simply here to tell you that bachmann is a moron buckman perry and romney are a bunch of snakes they are vipers they are whores searching for power and self aggrandizement. ok well thank you for telling us how you really feel there that was that was certainly.

. >> ha ha ha ha ha! how you doin', man? >> i'm doin' great. >> are you havin' a great time >> havin' a great time. >> in the wine business, everyone is trying to get their bottle of wine noticed, but for mac mcdonald, being noticed in a crowd has never been a oblem. from his overalls to his straw hat, mac is about as an original character to the wine industry as it comes, but he's banking on exactly that fact as he tries to bridge the gap between his heritage and a new blend of wine drinkers. >> it's to promote wine to all nationalities, but with special interest on the african-american community. and i think that it's good for the wine industry. i don't say you have to drink african-american wine. i just want folks to drink wine. you may not like vision cellars phnot noir. that's ok. >> and mac couldn't have come into the industry at a better time. new research shows that only a handful of wineries are actually owned by african-americans, yet they make up more than 10% of the nation's wine drinkers, which is exactly why mac

it was an animatronics robot who went "ha ha ha ha" all day and scared generations of san franciscans out of their wits. it has a month-to-month lease at fisherman's wharf. >> they moved it to this temporary location at fisherman's wharf. they left an unusual little treasure of the city. >> ingleside terraces, again, i was trying to show off the residence park. a lot of crazy building. for still has one of the great stairways -- forest hill has one of the greats their ways. -- great stairways. this looked like a ship. they used to decorate fire houses for christmas. >> on the side of this fire house is a wooden tower. the tower was for drying the hoses. after they get water in them, they have to be dried. >> a fire house like this is for sale. if you have $1.3 million, which is really cheap enough for a firehouse -- >> one in the inner sunset was just sold. >> was it? i want to buy a streetcar. i cannot pay my rent. >> there were two of these for pumping water out of the ground. murphy gave a lot of money for it. >> what decided the boundaries and the location of golden gate park? >> it was a deal that they ba

ha, ha, ha, ha." [laughter] "look, i can talk without moving my lips." [mumbling] [gasping] [laughter] [burping] [laughter] you should get drunk, go to a strip joint. >> why? >> you'd be throwing your voice in places it should never come from. [laughter and applause] some girl comes dancing up to the table, everybody hears, "let me out!" [laughter] "it's dark in here!" [laughter] "no coins please!" >> oh, stop it! [laughter] >> you don't think that's funny? >> no. >> you're gay. >> no. [laughter] >> [singing] gay, gay, gay-gay-gay, you are gay. >> i have a wife and three kids. >> [gasping] good cover. [laughter] you know what the gay folks need that they don't have? >> what? >> a superhero. >> a gay superhero. >> gay-man. ♪ da, da-da-da! [in affected voice]: hi! [laughter] ♪ here i come to save the day! ♪ and i look fabulous! ooh, and when he flies, his butt whistles! [laughter] [making whistling sound] [laughter] look, it's gay-man! [laughter] don't turn your back on him! >> oh, stop it! [laughter] >> unless you have the lotion! [laughter] >> you guys have been a great audience! thanks so much for coming tonight! [applause...] [♪...] august 16, 2011. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: hey, welcome to "the daily show." my name is jon stewart, great show for you tonight! we got a great guest tonight, our guest tonight, matt long, new york city firefighter who hasd in triathlons. oh, i guess that doesn't sound that impressive until you realize he's done it after being hit by a bus. (laughter) (audience reacts) he has a book about it. very exciting. it's been a long summer so tonight a little change of pace. we're going to cover politics. (laughter) in the wake of her saturday all or not important less than 200 vote victory over congressman ron paul in the ames, iowa, straw poll, michele bachmann's star shone brightly with the appearances on the five sunday talk show. this week, "face the nation," "meet the press," "the fox news sunday" "state of the union" she went on espn sunday night baseball, "real housewives of new jersey" and into the night by attempting to bust phineas and ferb. she was everywhere! clearly the media is smitten. bachmann fever, we can set until for a lengthy media overfeeding at the trough of bachmann. >> texas governor rick perry off and running in the republican presidential race. >> the texas governor comes out punching

any single time someone has brought it to the ethics commission, it has been disparaged and discarded. know your rights under sunshine? ha, ha, hanshine has come up with your approval, but come a long form application to make public comment or to receive public records. it is a disgrace that you allow that to happen. president chiu: thank you. are there other members of the public who wish to speak? seeing none, general public comment is closed. now we go back to our 4:00 p.m. special order. if we could bring up both of the parties, i want to complement the parties. i know you have been negotiating days and into the evenings. it has been up until today's hearing. i understand you have something you would like to ask for, which is a continuance at this time. >> yes. members of the board of supervisors, with the considerable influence -- >> please begin to the microphone. -- speak into the microphone. >> with the considerable urging and assistance of president chiu, we have decided we are willing to consent to a continuance. that has been agreed to by the appellant as well. opposing counsel i believe will confirm that. that contin

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fighting but this may be may turn out to be quite difficult practically everybody has has an army has a has an arm has a gun and so this would be a very critical measure taken by the government and then of course next steps have to follow the political steps getting some sort of legitimacy for the transitional council and finally in a couple of months i hope that there will be elections but the way from from now at this point will be a long long one and very challenging one for the population as well as for the transitional council sam baker mentioning that it's a long and challenging road indeed a national security terry and also on the political side and libya certainly is not in the best shape following months of war and nato has provided now who do you think if any will stand to benefit from its current plight its situation. i hope and probably many people hope not only in libya that the people in libya will benefit from the situation certainly that's true already for the east which is more or less self-governing ruling there is a very critical situation as far as the west as far as the triple it

has agreed to -- indian anti-corruption campaigner said he has agreed to a plan. the news has been greeted with cheers where he has been held since tuesday. police previously insisted he could fast for only three days. >> outside the prison where anna hazare has been held, a compromise has been reached. across india, there has been passionate support for the country's top anti-corruption campaigner. these demonstrations have rattled the government. his anti-corruption campaign has clearly made its mark. >> but if you want to do anything, if you want to get anything done in india, you have to fight. >> he is not fighting for himself. he is fighting for me and my next generation. >> he has struck a chord with millions of indians, with his spectacles in white cap, he is compared to godbee. ahndi.to g but the government sees him as a threat to democracy. >> it is do-or-die now, just like the independence struggle. either we succeed or we sacrifice our lives. >> the country has been hit by a string of high-profile corruption scandals. the biggest is the this handling of telecom licenses. it costs india 24.5 billion pounds. last year's commonwealth games were vastly overspent. the estimated cost was 156 million pounds. it cost 2.5 billion because o

has has an army has an arm has a gun and so this will be a very critical measure taken by the government and then of course next steps have to follow the political steps getting some sort of legitimacy for the transitional council. the u.k. has gone beyond at the u.n. resolution on libya says british m.p. very gardiner he's from the opposition labor party and voted against the intervention you can wash your full interview next hour but here is a preview. it was very clear in the original un resolution it was very clear our prime minister spoke in parliament here that there would be no occupation force one of the things that troubled me all was being unreasonable as to whether there should be troops on the ground as the rebels were going into tripoli we heard go let go let go left these instructions being yelled up by obviously british soldiers british personnel who were leading battle advance group now that i think is where we've overstepped the line. oh you're vouching r.t.m. there's plenty ahead for you this hour including surviving on a scraps all u.s. carmakers who once received the bailouts and are now reaping the rewards for locals of detroit are forced to deal in a scrap just to make ends meet. and a real out of this

. >> has he inform you that he has ceased using his image of the authority? >> he has not. >> he has not. >> he has not. >> so i would assume that he is still using this emergency authority. >> senator inhofe, would you like a response -- >> not yet. if you would like to extend my time, go ahead. >> sure, i will extend your time. >> it might be better for me to finish. i have to assume, he is -- since they have not received it. i think it needs to be in the record. none of us were around at that time, but when this emergency provision was passed by law, and it is important to have this in the record. this is from over 30 years ago. "there are two situations, one where the chairman is a basic agreement with the majority, and those where he is not. in those cases when the chairman has a majority of commissioners with him or her, it is obvious the chairman will not need extraordinary powers to the way in this plan to exercise their will. the chairman and commission can move in unison towards their chairs and regulatory policy. but what about the other situation where the chairman is in the minority, r

has a remote control that allows you to be able to control the spray features. it has a rear-cleaning, cleaning, stopped cleaning. it has a heated sea. it has a blow dryer. it has a deodorizer. and you can't flush the toilet with a push of the remote. >> ice cube maker, everything. look at that thing. and this is a little more conventional. >> these are the more conventional u.s. type of toilets where you can actually see the trap passageway on the side. >> tell us what goes in where and how does it come out. >> the bull has the water right here, and when it flushes, it fills up around this curve here, and it basically creates a siphon. >> so here we have passage through to the bottom. i do not know if people have ever seen the bottom of one of these. there is. we have a couple of holes here that are for mounting. usually, there is a flange on the floor. we do not have that here. then, we use a wax seal, something like this. >> is has a little cover on the wax, but it has a throat that sits down in the pipe, and this wax seals it's down there to make the seal on the floor. >> right. you do not want to take this off and stick it on because it is unbelievably luc

has been pretty amazing to watch. he is young. he has tremendous length, and he has charisma. nick: he has. he has got everything right now. olf shot. >> well, it will have to come from 193 yards off of a slight downhill lie into an increasing wind. nick: well, the minimum yardage will be to the flag. and as he did it in regulation, something 20-30 feet past. it does not look like jason dufner is feeling too good. >> hollow molly, he has a 6-iron. you know, it occurs to me that i may want to be 30 yards farther back where i had a better excuse to lay it up. >> yeah. nick: he certainly swung beautifully when he is swinging flat out. flat out. full of adreniline. jim: the wind was picking up there at the end and shifting into the golfer's face. that is a beauty. keegan bradley, 18 feet away. >> never mind the shot, what a club that was. jim: did not leave a lot of room to spare. nick: he played that as if he needed a three to win. these season campaigners would be playing for back edge. >> jason dufner with 179. nick: probably got the same club. >> yep. on the same line. and just outside of keegan. that is a fine shot by jaso

has been a bright spot in a dismal economy. has been extremely successful in creating jobs and economic development. for example, in just weeks that mission cheese has been open, sarah has already created five new jobs and the loan fund overall has created 50 new jobs. working solutions, through this loan fund, has made 27 loans to businesses. the interest rate is low and fixed at 4% to 6%. we have lent out close to the entire $680,000 of the original lending capital, and 100% of those businesses are repaying their loans. as the funds revolve, they become available for additional businesses. the funds are used for different things like marketing, hiring new employees, purchasing equipment, tenant improvements, and more. the types of businesses that have benefited from the city loan fund range from salons, cafes, retail shops -- all different types of businesses throughout the city of san francisco. these are exactly the kind of very unique businesses that make san francisco the diverse city that it is. i also wanted to point out that a few of our loan recipients in the city have also graduated and able to later on success -- access traditional bank financing. two of those have been able to move on to get traditional loans. i wou

has less than 100, local has 77 and george washington has of a. -- has 56. so george washington, only 6.4% of its population are in your program and at local only 8.8%. so you're in violation of not having a viable program by the department of defense standards . so we are attempting here to meet the minimum standards that you state here, however your program doesn't even meet the minimum standards set by your own department of defense guidelines. so i just don't see why -- quite frankly when i see at local 77 students and you plan on hiring another instructor for local you're going to have two teachers for 77 students, out of how many sections that are taught a day? that seems as though it is not excessive but it may be what all of our science and magget classes should have that student to teacher ratio. i think my point is, major, that we're doing all this again, making a lot of changes when really many of our programs in this district are ready -- already are in violation of the own department of defense's guidelines for what is a viable program. set forth by the people who actually run the program and pay for it. so we're doing this to be in compliance but yet we're out of compliance on so many other things. and even if we hire these three, we will still be out of compliance. so i just think this is not a good way to set policy. i think that if we're going to say that we're doing this to be compliant then we should, you know, actually be compliant and actually the program should comply with its own guardians of its program which is the department of defense. and when i look at this, you know, now also with the extension of the date, i feel like we set policy two years ago and the majority of the board approved it and i wasn't one of them to approve it but the majority did approve it and we're doing this because that policy wasn't met and again by your own department of defense guidelines it says that all instructor applicants are subject to local policy. so i just want to reiterate that i just don't understand sort of why we're setting policy like this and i don't think it's actually a very smart way to set policy for a school district. thanks. >> may i say something? i called this afternoon and did a head count at all the schools. lincoln is 126, local's 79 and they have 25 students that they are processing for the independent study program and consequently they'll be in the jrotc program. and it will bring their numbers up to 100. washington is problematic, it's been problematic for years. i will concede that. these numbers do not indicate any of the leadership labs or drill labs that will be put in place. i anticipate every school to be at 100 or better. probably by this time next week. commissioner fewer: if i may respond. so i'm looking at this jrotc drill lab. i see the count 000, 0er zero at be a ham -- abraham lincoln, zero at washington, three at lowell. i see jrotc section two, i see zero at abraham lincoln, zero at galileo, zero at george washington, i see four in a class at lowell high school. which you want to put another instructor. zero at mission and zero at phillip. so i'm looking at jrotc rivalry. i see zero, abraham lincoln, zero balboa, zero at galileo, zero at washington. i see two at lowell. i see zero at mission high school and zero at burton. so a lot of these class sizes are very, very small. i'm looking at also, let's see, i could look at another class here. naval science one, i see zero at lincoln, zero at balboa, zero at washington, zero at lowell, zero at mission and 84 at burton. so it's sort of the same numbers across the board here. so i'm sort of wondering, even with these class sizes, how many sections does a teacher teach or how many sections of jrotc are there in a school day , how many students are instructors actually teaching and, you know, we're not including students who participate after school. we are actually just including students who are currently enrolled with the master schedule and this is where we get our data from. so i think your numbers might show a higher number and a head count maybe and also, you know, we're also looking at a 10-day count but things change, too. so these numbers quite possibly could even be high. again, i don't see how the numbers sort of justify it. vice president yee: can you respond? do you have a response to that? >> well, there are no students at any of these schools in any of the navy one, two, three programs because it's only at burton. the army programs are at the other schools. s.i.s., as you all know, is less than 100% accurate, all i can tell you is that i called and got the numbers. as i was leaving the school, changed by two. the drill labs and leadership labs traditionally are sort of -- they are sort of hand loaded after the regular classes get put in place. some students come in to do those that may not be in another class. and some may go on and do that other drill lab as well. so once the hard enrollment for the school day gets established then we sort of hand enroll the other ones. lists are provided to counselors, the counselors take care of it. it's not something that is automatic as the regular class loading is. so it takes some time. and it's just the way it's been over the course of the 17 years i've been here. commissioner maufas: so i just want to respond to commissioner fewer's sort of question. you had recalled what when he done previously. no, you're correct. i just wanted to reassure you that what you recall is correct. because i recall those same things. so, if i'm understanding correctly, between us and you, i'm going to put this to you, 10-day count, you'll have a hard and fast number, tell me when you'll have your number that you believe will be true? because i'm going to ask our staff to compare and as we go forward i want to know those numbers myself. and i don't want -- i'm going to ask you. when -- when do you believe you will know that you have the correct numbers for your class sizes at school? >> the numbers are not that different. their number is 910 and our number is 874. total. and in fairness we're not to the 10-day count. what commissioner maufas: right. >> so i don't have any reason to dispute what their numbers are and what -- and when the 10-day count happens then we'll know what they are. commissioner maufas: ok. so i want to again just acknowledge, i did know about the instructors, i knew before we had the last board vote because i had spoken to you and you had told me back in march that there were folks, three, that you had -- that really wanted to come to san francisco. so i knew about them. but in regards to the rest of our policy regarding jrotc, i still believe firmly that you all need to be in compliance and i have to tell you that i really appreciate your statement when you came to the board, i'm talking about what had not been a real active effort to comply with what the board's request was around seeking further education because this was what other teachers and folks that wanted to be instructors in the san francisco unified school district do. so i want to thank you for the acknowledgment and really a promise that you were going to be on top of it and the folks that you would be working with, to ensure that they are on top of it. so i appreciate that. and i had spoken earlier to vice president yee, i need to see that in action before i really even move towards being open again to jrotc instructors , just as other instructors are at sfusd, particularly those who are p.e. credentialed. my position remains the same but i want to acknowledge i did know about the three instructors so i want to tell you that. commissioner murase: i think we need to acknowledge that the big picture of overall trend of enrollment at jrotc is in part because the program has been influx based on decisions of this board. so i think we really, the board needs to take some responsibility for the fact that the numbers are not where they once were or where we would like them to be. and i personally would like to give a fully staffed program a chance, i just don't tchi we expect, you know, big numbers for a program that's been under attack for a while and that, you know, i think the program deserves to have a chance to be fully staffed pending funding and check in a year from now what do the numbers look like. commissioner maufas: if i may reply to that. that speaks to what i spoke to. i would like to agree with that but then every other program that we have had at sfusd that has been cut because of funding or because teachers can't stay in the profession, because of the cost, they then deserve the same and if we didn't go through program by program that sfusd no longer has based on that argument, commissioner, then i'd be behind you on. that because we can't g

has met the requirement. he is a full time driver in every sense of the world. this has now been pending since 2008. his record is spotless. he has had other apparel people help him. he has complied with every purpose and regulation that has ever been in place. the most fundamental purpose of all regulation -- it is clear the public will be well served if he is admitted to the ranks of medallion holders. conversely, no conceivable public purpose will be served if he is further delayed, denied, or made to produce further proof that he is a driver, fully qualified to be a medallion holder. all practical purposes, if he is denied, he will not have another chance. one of his last act, when we were here in december -- the taxi commission expressed the m.t.a. would find another way to resolve this. that way is now at hand. the mta does not appear to have serious opposition to the board taking action, reversing the decision, and awarding the medallion. you have the power to do it. i urge you to please do it, because only good can come of it. vice president garcia: what is stipulated to buy a taxi for your client? >> from 2008 through april 2011. vice president garcia: so he has already met 11 even though we are only -- >> yes. h

has voted in a new prime minister. he has pledged to revive the country's economy and to pull it out of what he has called a national crisis. he faces a difficult challenge. his party has been wracked by internal dissent. he has said that he will work hard to win back public confidence and the government. he is the sixth prime minister in five years. south african police have clashed with supporters of the controversial u.s. league leader. it happened in johannesburg. they were protesting against an upcoming party disciplinary hearing. officials could be expelled after they called for the overthrow of the government of botswana. >> protesters chanted as they burnt t-shirts bearing the image of the south african president. police used water cannons to disperse them. the leadership said it would not be intimidated. >> there is no -- what happens outside. whatever brought the crowd here. >> this is the second time he will face a disciplinary committee. last year, and he was reprimanded. the hearing was prompted by his call for participation in regime change in botswana. he has also worried investors by his call for the nationalization of south africans mining sector. he has been accused of inciting racial hatred