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michael hastings? sure, sure i mean, look, the irs they're a bunch of thieves and they should fire all of them and they should stop stealing people's money. i don't know what to say beyond that. yes, they're going to target conservative groups. they target anybody who is successful, the irs. i don't think we should be shocked that they get their hand caught in the cookie jar getting the koch money back. they don't want the really rich people to give to the political parties so the irs comes in and gives the millionaires a hard time. they give anybody a hard time, particularly if you gained any money they get on you. i say screw the irs, spit on them. going to the ap scandal. today i realized lieutenant a lot of this came together in the fact that the obama administration has declared war on the press. you have the ap, basically all their phone records were taken. and then you go over to see what happens to the journalist james rosen. we now know that the authorities were following him around, tracking

we will move with haste. any other comments? >> i would add that we need to balance faith with our obligations. tn particular a request from staff or flowchart that shows us where we were two years ago and where we are today. we have a lot of men and women in this room right now interested specifically in the jobs and the employment component. that's been something that has been causing me a little bit of distress so i do want to balance our need to have that information readily available to us in advance of this meeting and scheduled that meeting and i supported. >> without objection that should be the order and we will move on to the reading of the minutes. any comments from members of the commission with respect to the minutes? >> i will move approval. >> seconded. public comments on the minutes? there being none, without objection that should be the order of approve. alif all those in favor?opposed? motion is carried. number four, doctor jackson wanted to make a statement on public comments. >> thank you very much. that was

we're here with a panel of david sirota, glenn greenwald and michael hastings.iled it. >> it's incredibly insightful and wise, that's exactly how you would probably put it is exactly that order. political reporters would probably look at that and think at a was incredibly wrong almost crazy because the story they tell every single day is the complete opposite of that. you never hear lobbyists discussed about the law making. you have the congress that you elected, and they vote for the laws they believe and the ones they don't. it's encouraging, as well. >> cenk: both on the left and the right everybody attacked the poll like that's crazy. that doesn't make sense. how could the unions be too powerful. the american people they don't know what they're talking about. they both have special interests, and they can be powerful and corporations have more money and they're more powerful. >> it's heateningly enlightened. there is so much propaganda aimed at people to try to make them not think that. in a sense it's both discouraging in a fact that that is the reality. th

michael hastings from "buzzfeed" and eric boehlert from media matters for america. thank you for joining us this evening. i could do this all night. because i have no life. the former head of the internal revenue service under george w. bush will be joining me. the guy before shulman. guess what we're going to talk about. a very distinct suspect on the i.r.s. scandal. stephanie miller rounds out current's morning news block. >> you're welcome current tv audience for the visual candy. just be grateful current tv does not come in smellivision. the sweatshirt is nice and all but i could use a golden lasso. (vo) only on current tv. hi, i'm terry and i have diabetic nerve pain. it's hard to describe, because you have a numbness, but yet you have the pain like thousands of needles sticking in your foot. it was progressively getting worse, and at that point i knew i had to do something. once i started taking the lyrica the pain started subsiding. [ male announcer ] it's known that diabetes damages nerves. lyrica is fda approved to treat diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is not f

hastings: thank you, mr. chairman. i yield myself three minutes. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. hastings: mr. chairman, i rise in support of h.r. 3, the northern route approval act. this important legislation would remove road blocks to allow for the approval and construction of the keystone x.l. pipeline, a project that is vital to america's energy future. the keystone x.l. pipeline has been tied up by red tape by the obama administration for nearly five years. just over 1,700 days ago, the application to build this important energy project was submitted to the state department and for 1,700 days the american people have been waiting for the obama administration to stop leading from behind. this bill will create tens of thousands of american jobs, it will lower energy prices. the building of it will invest billions of dollars into our economy and make america more energy-secure. the keystone x.l. pipeline will transport over 800,000 barrels of oil per day from alberta, canada, down to the american refiner

second of all these elections are slaitded to take place annually so there is no haste as you or anyone else would suggest. third of all i sit here night after night because i care very much about what the city and county of san francisco's people believe and think about the police department. i have taken nothing for granted in listening. i have taken nothing for granted in making the nominations except what the rules require and allow and as far as for actionable comment comment as to the makeup of this body that process is done by the nominations process of these commissioners by the mayor and then approval of the board of supervisors. that is the appropriate vehicle. as the rule stands now for your public comment as to who sits here, but the authority vested into the officers and the running of this commission is vested in those rules and it gives -- grants that authority to us to make those decisions. if you wish to change those rules i have no gripe with it, but to make public comment in front of television cameras and to the public of san francisco and to imply that i have done a

the last speaker that with certain coming both from your body and from the putting such a move of haste when not necessary falls in the realm of unethical, and in regards to the commentary by commissioner truman i apologize if i over stepped by suggesting explicitly that it would be commissioner dejesus who would be present in the seventh seat. however, the same objection applies for whoever it might be even if it's a new commissioner sitting in that seat. i think they should have the opportunity to consider and speak on this matter that will have direct relevance to their job and the public which their job is set to serve. i do not see why there should be any reason to rush this through especially given the apparent coordination of opinion on this body. i fail to believe that there will be a much different result if adequate consultation and adequate disclosure were to happen, so as the last speaker happen i think this is absolutely a dog and pony show act and it's not good because it talks to the character of this body and holds necessary office in terms of the people's needs and i wo

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and i would hope you would make this decision what outline due haste and i'm speaking primarily from the african-american community from the disparities that exist and i know two people that passed away and i think that that having some facilities on line could go a long ways in terms of improving the health throughout our community. i support it with all due speed. thank you >> thank you. i'll call some more names (calling names) >> good evening commissioners. i represent 1 thousand van ness garage. as a long time owner i'm here to speak in support for the hospital project. i can't overstate the positive impacts that will have on the resident. we've had the opportunity to wit house our community has suffered. the ambitious plan will help the surrounding neighborhood. in addition to the construction jobs c pmc has pledged a large number of local hires and permanent jobs. this represents a significant opportunity for local residents to find employment that's easily assessable and won't put additional strain on the transportation system. i think it will have adequate lighting. this lon

they said they would use twitter, they said they would use reed hastings page. they did not. when hastings went up on the facebook page and said we have over a billion users. >> we are saying that companies should establish a policy, articulate it, which netflix did, and stick to those methods. dennis: should you useejust one outlet like twitter or do all six or seven or whatever? >> there are hundreds of channels out there right now. a company needs to do an audit and then articulate those. three, five, seven, ten, it does not really matter. dennis: do you think it is a bad idea for a company to not use social networks? >> i think social media is here. it is here to stay. the question is how will companies embrace it? on april 2, it is okay to use social media. i think it is a good idea as long as it is used properly. dennis: should we assume that every post he makes, he is a ceo of netflix? >> they only made a statement that it can be used by public companies in their disseminating public information. reed hastings, they laid out six different channels. they did not use the

i want to bring in michael hastings, there is so much here. do you view the way the administration is handling thus far? >> you said eric holder was a busy man. i think he needs a vacation, and i think that vacation should last three more years and however many days left in this administration. we haven't gotten to the ap scandal yet but in terms of the irs, again let's talk about the administration's damage control here. it's classic obama in the sense yes he's firing people, but the people they're firing are low-level guys who he doesn't have a personal relationship. eric holder, he's in the inner circle. he is very tight with obama so that's why he survived so long despite the fast and furious scandal and a number of other things. i think this, this is just embarrassing. when you have to go up and say i don't know about anything about anything repeatedly, you should be out of a job. >> mark: that's exactly right. that seems to be his default position. this ap craziness really does seem to cut right to the bone. i'm wondering--you have sourc

hastings, (inaudible) glikston and john ferrill. >> >> my name is (inaudible) freeman and i live in district seven and i am happy to live in district seven and i am also a (inaudible) party of san francisco and we are interested in making sure that the taxpayers get their money's worth. and so, what i want to mention is that kind of basic over the government services, like roads, and they are not in very good shape and every town, driver, fills up their car with a gallon of however many gallons of gas and a certain percentage of every gallon comes back to the city and the county of san francisco, for the roads. where is that money going? so, i don't see any improvement. there was a measure which we opposed but regardless it has been passed and i don't see it improving in the roads they are still bumpy, lumpy, pot holes, and i would like to see a basic improvement in that, that is just something that people paid for automatically every time that you buy gas. and the other thing. while are there so many street lightses out? someone mentioned ocean avenue, occasionally going down and there are

hast half of the population disposable income, they own their cars and homes, tvs, phones, it has changed their economy as well as the relationship with the united states. >> the other fear that american workers have is that mexico's manufacturing boom might hurt american workers. consumers and they consume a lot of american goods. what happened with part of this middle-class is because of the economic ties between mexico and the united states. an interesting fact of what happened in the united states, when something comes from mexico, almost 40% was actually made in the united states by u.s. workers. iswhat is actually happening we are making things together. a car, a washing machine, these things are going back and forth, so u.s. workers depend on mexican workers. >> the recent economic boom is going to be derailed, is that because of security issues? will it be the fifth largest economy in the world in the next couple of decades? hasexico's economy rebounded and done quite well even with security concerns, even with escalating violence. if mexico cannot deal with security problems or e

. >>> a study of tweets zeroes in on a city with the most hasteful messages. >>> san francisco state students are accusing police of excessive authorities students say they were friends who were invited there. abc 7 news has the story. >> this you thank you tube video shows what happened when sfpd tried to arrest trespassing suspects last night. but one freshman says she invited her friends into the dorm not knowing there was a sign in policy. >> i was not aware you had to sign in guests during the day. nobody follow that's policy. i didn't know. r.a.'s didn't even know so i got in trouble for that. >> five of the six were homeless people that police removed. students and squatters held a rally saying sfpd followed them, targeted them and used excessive force in the arrest. >> 90 pound girls choked out, they took batons out, they were bashing my friend in his ribs with a flashlight repeating stop resisting. he was subdued on the ground. >> sfpd says they were just back u and students are probably confusing the agencies. charges include resisting arrest. one officer was injured. tiffa

michael hastings, "buzzfeed's" correspondent at-large, author of the essential new ebook panic 2012 the sublime and terrifying inside story of obama's final campaign. and democratic strategist and contributor to forbes.com, rick ungar. good evening gentlemen. thank you for joining us. i want to begin by talking about the interview i just did with medea benjamin. what were your feelings as you watched president obama's speech and witnessed ms. benjamin's interruptions. i'll start with rick. you're the big democrat here. >> the interruptions are kind of weird. in a sense, i guess they're a little bit annoying but you know what? she serves a very valuable role. i listened to what she said earlier on your show. there wasn't much i could argue with. i actually thought the president would have done well for himself letting her talk and not interrupting her. >> john: michael? >> i agree. what medea seized upon in the speech is it lacked a moral vision. we're not accustomed to that. he usually has a moral vision. even if you disagree, there is an attractive vision he lays out. in that case, the

that, i would like to introduce our appointie who we will swear in tomorrow and have that done in haste so we can get on with the production of the city. may i introduce katie tang. [ applause ] >> good morning, everyone. i guess the suspense is over now. i want to thank everyone for being here today. all the community members, members of the city family, members of the board standing behind me, my parents. my partner justin, but i especially want to thank mayor lee forgiving me the opportunity to represent the district 4. i also have to be completely honest here. this is a very bitter sweet moment for me, as someone who has lived in district 4 for over 20 years, i'm happy to represent the district that i grew up in, but on the other hand as a district 4 resident i'm sad to see supervisor chu leave as my supervisor. everyone says that work is work and you have to separate your personal life from your work life. for me especially in the past five years, work is very personal . when i first started working in district 4, people came to the office and wanted to rebuild the playground. i re

hung out at the boys club as a kid and i went to school in district 5, sacred hearts school and hastings law school, which is right down the block. so i am a native san franciscan and i think my appointment is really a testament to single mothers. my mother raised four of us in the hunters pointed housing project on her own without any support from my father and at this time i would like to commend not only my mother, but other signal mothers who go through similar circumstances. we have a number of those mothers and i would like to commend those parents who acfise sacrificed. thank you for the honor and it's really nice to come home. i live in sacramento. i long for san francisco and we went to the beach and it's 80 degrees. i was here at the 9th circuit court court of appeals and thank you for taking your time to honor me and thank you very much. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you very much, supervisor cohen. our next commendation, actually i think we have two that will be provided by our district 5 colleague, supervisor london breed >> thank you. i want to ask sheryl davis to com

darryl steinberg and john perez and the assembly members would like those cuts implemented post haste. until we know we have the money going forward, we cannot do that. there is some modest cal works spending increases in this. unfortunately, the courts, which have been suffering very badly are not getting more money now than projected in january. the chief justice is upset about that. >> is there any gimmickery in this budget? they are borrowing money from this or that? are they not in this budget, for example, taking from the cap and trade fund? >> exactly. that was one small controversy. this budget borrows $500 million from the cap and trade as a one-year loan to the general fund to help the books balance. the caveat with that is the loan can be repaid earlier if there is a need for that money from where it was actually supposed to be directed which was to pollution abatement and climate change and clean energy project and disadvantaged communities. if there is actually a plan and need for that money, the state could conceivably use the extra cash flow it had over the last couple

but tomorrow morning we'll have an exclusive interview with ceo reed hastings on squrtd squ"squ streetave to see what he has to say about arrested development's return on investment. >> that will be definitely must-see tv. in terms of the hey halo effect from "arrested development," could it be people are constitutioning in to watch the older seasons and will get to the later seasons down the road? we actually haven't seen the full impact of p th. >> absolutely. what prosera network says and they have 600 internet networks around the world and they are sampling some of them here in the united states. what they're basically saying is taking a sampling, seeing how many people on that isp are actually watching the new season. so those numbers i referred to are actually the new season. but it is pretty much a random sampling of different isps from around the country. so we'll have to see how it translates and at the end of the day something hastings has stressed repeatedly is that this isn't about a short pop in viewership, what they want to do is get people tone gauge and they've netflix

a high level terrorist threat i know it's expected that in the morning after the prime minister's haste that that paper meeting perhaps we'll get some more details but at the moment the prime minister and his statement being very careful not to draw any conclusions until of course they got all the details from the center for thing in london giving us an update of that a horrifying episode they just have been the in a war which will have more updates for our viewers. the stockholm riots now three nights of torch the cars and smash buildings of spunk the police shooting of a man will bring a long life into the street and politicians are struggling to get grips with how to respond to the ongoing street battle centered on a largely immigrant suburb in the swedish capital. a certain man who was being investigated for possible links to last month's boston marathon bombings has been shot did by the f.b.i. outside his house in florida you but i am sure allegedly knew that and i have brothers the main suspects in the terror attack probe artie's gantries uganda has the details and now granted tel

aftermath is that there needs to be some very serious discussions we know that the prime minister is hasted that urgency government meeting taber and community cohesion was discussed now as he said last night we saw the extremist group the english defense league gather here and clashes with the police say definitely some concerns about these two extreme ends of the scale and this is going to once again stake up that why did the bait we have been following this story very closely ourselves. we've indeed in recent weeks met with groups in london that are considered by many to have been radicalized calling thirty reloads to be implemented in the cain has got to be make clear that is in no way connected see the attack that took place here but it certainly gave us a very clear insight into the fact that there are these problems albeit minor very serious issues and i think a lot of people now are going to want to know if this was an islamist attack that took place here in southeast london how that was able to happen what is being done to monitor these radical elements in the community the police

swisher and secured a replacement tee shirt and sent it out post haste. swisher isn't holding a grudge. the concert turned out to be the experience of a lifetime. he's hoping to wear the we shirt next time gaga comes to town. >> 7 on your side got us the tee shirt i didn't think we'd get. so yes, 7 on your side. >> many of us will be spending big bucks on concerts so if you have an issue make sure you let me know bit. -- about it. now, tonight at 11:00 find out about the apps going snooping around your smart phone. i found a game app that can change your calendar. >> neat. >> thank you very much. >> let's get another check on the forecast now. >> yes. spencer christian is back with that. >> still warm around the bay area. no cooling so we have a heat advisory except for the coastal areas, tomorrow going to be another warm day with high temperatures reaching or breaking the 90 degree mark. we don't expect numerous record highs but oakland we'll have a record high for tomorrow. here is the accu-weather forecast. we'll cool down sharply on sunday. more cloud

dashing and mistier use baron, an artist from chile, who's been living and working in the casbah since a haster reasons never fully explained. on the menu, bastilla, a meat or often pigeon pie as traditional moroccan as it gets. today made by gibbs' full-time cooks. jamilla and fat ma. it's chicken slow-cooked, pulled or shredded and folded into an egg mixture. this is layered with blanched almonds, poutered sugar and cinnamon. the whole lot is wrapped in a crepe-like dough. after baking to a golden crispyness, the final touch is a dusting of even more cinnamon and sugar. it has a sweet savory thing going on, and it's quite tasty. >> if you get nervous when you go in a room and you tough the light switch and the lights don't come on, you shouldn't be in this country. >> what was that first moment when you said i could live here? >> i'm still quite unsure about that. i came here first in 1958. when it was quite different. everyone wore native dress, but islam still the throbbing motor of life here. i have a very tender feelings for morocco and the and courtesy of the people and its children. >>

swisher and secured a replacement tee shirt and sent it out post haste.sher isn't holding a grudge. the concert turned out to be the experience of a lifetime. he's hoping to wear the we shirt next time gaga comes to town. >> 7 on your side got us the tee shirt i didn't think we'd get. so yes, 7 on your side. >> many of us will be spending big bucks on concerts so if you have an issue make sure you let me know bit. -- about it. now, tonight at 11:00 find out about the apps going snooping around your smart phone. i found a game app that can change your calendar. >> neat. >> thank you very much. >> let's get another check on the forecast now. >> yes. spencer christian is back with that. >> still warm around the bay area. no cooling so we have a heat advisory except for the coastal areas, tomorrow going to be another warm day with high temperatures reaching or breaking the 90 degree mark. we don't expect numerous record highs but oakland we'll have a record high for tomorrow. here is the accu-weather forecast. we'll cool down sharply on sunday. more clouds en