we have some of the best companies in the world behind this bid and one is hewitt packard.presenting all those companies that came together to represent us. so thank you for your commitment. >> thanks, danielle. i'm not sure what could be a larger challenge in following the mayor to speak. the documents of the first - they called out the need to make a contribution what our employees and workers live and work. and the companies they funded 75 years ago has made a great number of commitments and frankly a great commitment of money and passion to this community. we had the opportunity to bring the super bowl back to the area after a thirty year hiatus but but clearly we're not alone. we have folks in silicon valley who share this opportunity google and yahoo and all companies who's on history is woven into the fabric of argue country. the super bowl stands for the ultimate in competition and it's the most watched game in the world. and the city embodied all about this great event. it's a platform that reaches millions of people and can lift people up and give them the opportu

we have some of the best companies in the world behind this bid and one is hewitt packard. tom bradley is the vice president and he's here

due to our local community in a man and woman full way to bring home hewitt nutritious meal. what is better place to present our signature someone says cursory await worry when we presented it is the best giant in san francisco i don't know whether that's true. i'm very, very thankful to noah valley farmer's market and when i heard about it to turn it going into the town square i'm wholly supportive of this idea. since we feed the homeless every tuesday we get most of our produce thanks to our generous farmers intend of the day they give us the fresh vegetables we you turn into our cooking on tuesday. i'm very grateful and going on out on tuesday we are very, very grateful for that and hopefully >> thank you thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker >> i'm here i live a few blocks away from the town square. i really you're going to you support it. i think it would be a great edition to the neighborhood >> thank you. next speaker, please >> ergetic i work for a non-profit food service incubator. i'm here to speak in support of the accusation the noah valley farmers marke

i think any of our groups are looking for a hewitt balance both generally veterans and newer teachers. they're staying for a longer period of time and we're seeing advocate sit coming from those candidates as well >> thank you any other comments from board members in then i think we will roll call. (calling names). >> okay. thank you. that completes item p severed consent temazepam q the proposal for first reading we have s p one to theifeearning academy do i hear a second? this action will be back item r introduce for first reading urging the san francisco school district to assist undocumented students to file and may i hear a motion under this item please. i second. >> this item two will be back for action at the next board meeting and next item first, we'll do the - commissioner will you report on the committee meeting. >> we heard only one part of this there was some confusion in the room and yeah. - i want to extended my gratitude to the staff despite the changes. we deferred the plan and the children's status and reauthorization. so chris trout provided the overview with the ad

how many people are, "yeah, okay, whatever you say, hewitt." come on, no, that's wrong. this angle here is smaller than this angle. 'cause we're refracting now, okay? and how about this angle here and this angle here? the law of reflection still holds. i want you to do something saturday night when you take your bath. saturday night when you take your weekly bath, get the tub all to yourself, all right? and take a flashlight, one of those waterproof jobs, take it in the bathtub and sit there and take that flashlight and shine it straight up. when you do, you'll see a spot in the ceiling. now take it and start turning it, turning it, turning it. and you turn it, turn it, turn it and it turns out, you get to a place, you know, light will be coming like this, huh? and then go out like that, yeah. and you keep turning, you'll get to a particular angle where the light will all reflect and none will come out. that particular angle is called the critical angle. and for water that critical angle, i believe, is 48 degrees, 48 degrees. less than 48 degrees some goes out and some r

now, you guys think, "oh, hewitt struck that one too." no, i didn't do it. why don't we try it again? watch. no, no, no. okay? i can resist horsing around. you get the--i strike this from what? either hands. ain't that neat, huh? the wonders of science, yay. all right? we call that resonance, gang. resonance. now, hc. how come this resonate? we can understand resonance if we think small. this is something you can really understand. watch. i'm gonna strike this. this thing is gonna-- flap back and forth, yeah. flap back and forth. isn't it like that ping pong ball, hitting the balls, right? those things like-- back and forth to you. and also we have--over here. yep. do you believe that little pitter-patters of molecules could bend hard steel? yep. how many say, "oh, no, that could never happen"? come on. i can set this thing vibrating those little molecules, yeah? yep. okay, here we go. i hit this. boom. now, let's look at-- let's slow it down. high pressure hits this prong, yeah? bends it, right? okay. now, what follows the high pressure? lower pressure. so

miley actually beat out jennifer love hewitt and rihanna for the hot honors. so crazy miley says in the 100 issue. >> mily cyrus is lovely but if are you giving out hotness honors to a disney star, i would go with walt's favorite girl, lenny riesenthal. so maybe i didn't get number one. i would settle for number two or even number 8. but folks i went out and i bought some magazine, and after three hours of scouring the pages in a locked room, i was nowhere to be found. >> booo! >> stephen: you were a little late there. (laughter) and i know what this is, this is age discrimination. last year i'm hot this year i'm not. do you have any idea-- (laughter) do you have any idea how hard it is to stay young and firm? i have had so much fat from my ass inject mood my face that my dentist is a proctologist. (laughter) (cheers and applause) this is a disgrace, maxim. you're sending a horrible message to america's young males that one year they could be one of the hottest women on the planet and the next year poof. nothing. by the way, poof-- is what i say to get my pout

steve hewitt, thanks for being with us. >> thank you. well, more than eight months after the deadly terror attack in benghazi where four americans were murdered including our ambassador, there are still many unanswered questions. we should take this full screen down, because it's the wrong one. there we go. what we know, what we don't know is coming up next. senator kelly ayotte will join us on benghazi and more today. >>> plus, jodi arias is fighting for her life, but did jurors buy her argument that she shouldn't get the death penalty? we're live with that story just ahead. jenna: new developments in the benghazi -- well, what some are calling the benghazi controversy. others disagree with that. but laugh makers are -- lawmakers are trying to get to the bottom of what happened before, during and after the attack on the u.s. consulate where we had four americans murdered. senator kelly ayotte, one of three senators releasing a statement on the unanswered questions that remain surrounding the september 11th attack including lots of quest

hewitt packard earnings coming out. good to see you. floor bro r brokebroke brokers ringing the closing bell. >> hewlett-packard are expecting 81 cent a share a profit on revenue of $21.01 billion. that could set the tone for tomorrow. that's been the best-performing dow component this year. >> absolutely, great performer, especially when you put it up against the like of apple. that's what he said earlier. we've seen money tiptoeing around the technology sector. it's very broad sector. but the hardware sector performed beautifully. going to take a bit to continue that trend. >> thank you, ben. >> pleasure. >> see you later. you're going to hear a lot of applause from the floor today because of a beloved floor broker here at the new york stock exchange, bob newburgher, celebrating 100 years ago. he's 100 years young today and he's ringing the closing bell. stay tuned. you've got jim grant, the great fed critic and earnings from hewlett-packard on the second hour of the "closing bell." i'll see you tomorrow. >>> it is 4:00 on wall street

it to you should be what you should be concerned about from my perspective not out of hewitt we have thirty seconds and so yes i don't see how the establishment clause is being violated here no one is forcing someone else to practice religion i don't get it well you if you're this is your job you're there and you can as part of your fishel duties you can it's thing you can abstain from saying the prayer but you're still part of the prayer you're not you're you're ratified by your presence i disagree with that rule just choose not to bow your head so i see it's been done up and play the bugle or something you say mean that's what we're going to the school kids everybody else nobody motel six years ago to the bible in the drawer if you don't want to open the door you have at the motel six is not the government there's a difference and it will be they've been doing these convocation timur ever jim crow and tim cavanaugh ben cone and you some thank you thank you for. coming up i never thought i would say this but last night someone on fox news actually got it right i'll explain why but i

it's coming apart and he keeps promising that good lord hewitt give up things like smoking and drinking and gambling and rubbing thigh. stay vernacular with putting and i expect. the airplane keeps coming back. finally, his over home station, with go away. he has a great, which pitches out to land and its wonderful weather all the way to the mid. he punches the button and since cancel out the wind. i think we are downwind with respect to the remarks i wanted to make tonight. the book is a piece of my soul. imperfect though it may be, and most certainly is an honest evening and something that helped not only meet, but my fellows get through some tough times. so now all of these years later to let you go the main around inside the brain box and not cold war of men who not only were there in the north in other areas in southeast asia, but with the covert of men who have had and have put the memory and the reality of experiencing the only perfect place and not the sky. there is another poem in here with that guy grows old and talks about how he grows old, but he was a pilot and he said that

it's coming apart and he keeps promising that good lord hewitt give up things like smoking and drinking and gambling and rubbing thigh. stay vernacular with putting and i expect. the airplane keeps coming back. finally, his over home station, with go away. he has a great, which pitches out to land and its wonderful weather all the way to the mid. he punches the button and since cancel out the wind. i think we are downwind with respect to the remarks i wanted to make tonight. the book is a piece of my soul. imperfect though it may be, and most certainly is an honest evening and something that helped not only meet, but my fellows get through some tough times. so now all of these years later to let you go the main around inside the brain box and not cold war of men who not only were there in the north in other areas in southeast asia, but with the covert of men who have had and have put the memory and the reality of experiencing the only perfect place and not the sky. there is another poem in here with that guy grows old and talks about how he grows old, but he was a pilot and he said that

it's coming apart and he keeps promising that good lord hewitt give up things like smoking and drinkingnd gambling and rubbing thigh. stay vernacular with putting and i expect. the airplane keeps coming back. finally, his over home station, with go away. he has a great, which pitches out to land and its wonderful weather all the way to the mid. he punches the button and since cancel out the wind. i think we are downwind with respect to the remarks i wanted to make tonight. the book is a piece of my soul. imperfect though it may be, and most certainly is an honest evening and something that helped not only meet, but my fellows get through some tough times. so now all of these years later to let you go the main around inside the brain box and not cold war of men who not only were there in the north in other areas in southeast asia, but with the covert of men who have had and have put the memory and the reality of experiencing the only perfect place and not the sky. there is another poem in here with that guy grows old and talks about how he grows old, but he was a pilot and he said that t

greg hewitt, assistant chief of the fire department said gene was selfless, well liked. he liked helping people. gene was laid to rest this past sunday and the entire baltimore community is mourning the death of this kind, gentle young man who laid down his life in an attempt to save another's life. his brother and sister firefighters came from far away from new york and north carolina to pay special tribute to this young man who understood the risks he faced but dedicated himself to helping ensure the safety of others. gene was posthumously awarded the fire department's medal of honor because he embodied what we in our nation come to look at from our first responders: courage, selflessness and dedication to duty. i know my u.s. senate colleagues will want to join me in thanking gene's family for giving our community such a special young man and send our condolences to his family, friends and fellow firefighters on this tragic loss of a hero. with that, madam president, i would yield the floor and suggest -- and just yield the floor. the presiding officer: the majority l