i was active with the groundhog club for 20 years, and i continue to be active on a part-time basis.n you see the sparkle in the eye of somebody who understands phil, someone who has the gene, you know that it is absolutely for real. >> we know that the movie "groundhog day" certainly created a groundswell of popular support for the holiday. how many future movies or projects might they be involved in? >> that is a good question. the movie premiered in 1993, and at that point we had been well over 100 years old, and we became an overnight success because of the movie. it has generated larger crowds for us throughout the year, and promotional events that we try to hold. we have grown considerably. the role of the inner circle on groundhog day is to protect and perpetuate the legend of punxsutawney phil. >> very quickly, pick a winner on sunday and will it see its shadow? >> i am absolutely backing peyton manning. i think denver is going to win and i can date conclusively that phil will or will not see it very best see it. ♪ .

>> i was sexually active. i was not sexually beaten. >> was she guilty in fact or just in the press? >> the newspapers had this fabulous story if this story was true. >> they had a fabulous story depending on if what the prosecution said was true. >> it was a media spectacle that consumed the united states, italy and england, igniting controversy that still rages. >> there's something about the way her eyes moved that leaves us wondering. >> i wished so much that i had stood up to them. >> the prosecution of amanda knox, next. >>> perugia, italy is a storybook city, famous throughout the world for its chocolates. and equally famous to students as a party town, where getting high and hooking up is a prerequisite. for the college experience. >> to the average american tourist, this town looks like an idyllic italian mountain town filled with beautiful art and churches. if you spent a little time there and you read italian, you start to realize every single headline is about drugs, it's about gang violence. >> eve

of rec and park department jurisdiction and have temporary intervention and i want to point out a lot of times the activation some of ones we hear are for the farmer's market and retail and food stunts and i have some examples in this slide that are not traditional ones this year is a crow shall i one. there's definitely for many of the spaces community interest in them. so the proposal for the plaza program as i mention like the other city efforts is statute based by stewardship by community based also the city's efforts to streamline some event permitting process that's where the live performance comes in and i could detail some of the other efforts we can capture those opportunities in the public spaces in a way that the city doesn't do right now and support of the activation of those spaces. we could network those efforts citywide so different plaza and different stewart's working together. as i mentioned before those plaza emerge from existing city programs and this program actually helps tie them in for their long term sustainability approach. so just broadly there's two types of plaza 1 is street plaz

i. active to invest in the country i think that would be tied to a potential i don't think it's going to happen in the next six months or a year but hopefully depending on how the political process goes in the medium term i think it will happen but much depends on how the deal is delivered throughout the next six months depending on as and why and are on completes its promise destruction of higher grade uranium according to the head of friend oil major title any signing of oil deals is premature. there have been these decision coming from the president of running details she was avoiding gas companies are you ready we are ready to offer you do james good first we need to see what oddly and sit down with him bob will be going to do in this ng what you're eating is definitively. negotiations moving a bit but if you can say. nuclear then we will see differently we come second. it's. just message i hope. it would be considered but who's in charge of the visit if you want to move on what are you guys going through it just means i didn't do the full the issue on nuclear but it was it will you

i. active to invest in the country i think there would be plentiful tension i don't think it's going to happen in the next six months or a year but hopefully depending on how the political process goes in the medium term i think it will happen but much depends on how the deal is delivered throughout the next six months depending on as and why in iran completes its promised destruction of higher grade you're right according to the head of friend oh my dear title any signing of oil deals is premature. they have been least basij coming from the president of running to tell she was afforded the best companies are you ready we are ready to sell for you do comes good first we need to see. them succumb jim but will we going to do anything sold upon your reviews definitively of the negotiations moving a bit but you could say. nuclear then we will see what differently we call the second. is the view just message i hope. it would be considered but using short as a visitor if you want to move on more than just going through it just means i didn't do the full to the issue of nuclear because of the

so i was active on campus at y wayne state ain detroit. and i found myself in a leadership position at the black law student association which i was president of. and as a young attorney there were folks who wanted me on their board boards. in detroit there was a ton of problems. no shortage of them. it seemed like a political environment where the people that were there had all of the answers. i love detroit. it is my home town. minneapolis is my adopted hometown now. i am grateful for detroit and i would love to see detroit and minneapolis do well: >> you severed several terms in the state legislator but you said your faith wasn't an issue until congressional run. why do you think that was the case? >> it took me by surprise. when i am running for congress, my religion is an issue. i had my pray leader come to the state legislator to offer opening prayer as we do in congress every day from different denominations and faith. i had been fasting for rom dawn. everybody knew i was a muslim. it was in the paper. but i think the reason it got s

when i blaise active-duty soldier i had no ability for our reply. there would have a sticker on their car i wanted to keep their car. nobody shoots at you. once i had kids, my husband goes out of town overnight i thought that would be hard to do that for a whole year. also his parents and empathy for his mom for her to have her son go to war then have him one wounded. i cannot imagine to see your child that way. >> being active duty i want to personally thank you to give a voice to the minorities segment of the population. do you have a vice for writers toward veterans or military females who want to start? >> the best advice is to right as much as you can all the time whenever you have the opportunity because there are enough with the vision to have a writer's retreat to that may not have been summarized all the time. if you cannot get involved with other writers depending on where you are they teach sessions to help facilitate to help you get to another group of veteran writers how to share your rating and evaluate to form a community to develop y

the data and compiling the data i can pass that on. >> great. >> it got a positive reaction from the neighborhood in attempting to kind of stimulate what the activation will be in that space. that's great. i know we were concerned that the immediate neighbors would be effected the most and have a problem with it. commissioner campagnoli >> yeah. so 2 thousand square feet that's fairly large. how many areas have been identified so far do you have a clue >> we have not because the program hadn't been adapted we're not will saying what the fong is and plaza are in various states of transformation and being ready to be proposed for the program at the beginning proposing two or three we have that many that could be proposed. the 2 thousand square feet we put in the constitution to maximum for occasions when there's occasions that are less than that. i will say during the process when we were looking for a stuart there's a lot of parts in the plan they have to in your earlier question how do we know what they're to do and including an event plan and how they plan to make the space sustainable so we want to put out where do you think you'll be gaining the r

i have been politically active since i was a child and my concern was for the populations that are left out of many of the things that this country prospered on into war, after the war and things going on back then that were not able to afford the medications necessary to keep them going especially diabetics. the legislation that prop d brought forth i thought was a marvelous thing for the city to be doing because of the population involved who have extraordinary needs for prescription drugs and simply cannot afford them whether or not they are insured. many times the insurance co-pays are tremendously costly and and various companies say you can't get our drugs because your insurance doesn't cover this particular drug and you have to get another type of drug and that doesn't work. i would hope that this legislation goes forward. i noted specifically the last next to the last further resolved you mentioned transparency and pricing for health care and prescriptions. they need to go hand in hand starting with the prescriptions. the health case -- care issue is tremendous. >> thank you. i

so when i was active on campus in detroit and i went to minnesota in that activity just continued and found myself in a leadership position at the black law student association, which i was the president does. even as a young attorney, there are folks who wanted me to sit on their board and be part of what they're doing. it just felt like a little bit more of the environment where they wanted people to participate anywhere in detroit there's a ton of problems. no shortage of them. it just seemed like a political environment where the people who were there had all the answers if you know what they mean. but i let detroit. it is my hometown. minneapolis is my hometown. i am grateful to detroit and love to see detroit too well. let's see minneapolis too well. >> before you came, there several terms in the state legislature. but you wrote in your book that your faith was not an issue until your congressional. what you think that's the case? >> guest: it took me by surprise because i'd been in politics already. suddenly when i run for congress, all of a sudden my religion becomes an issue.

would it was clear nothing would happen i thought what i will do is get even more active in my community. i will be a part of this political process to be a factor with a greater level of equal justice for every american. but it is what we're taught in the acheron that god created humidity -- humidity that we are from different tribes. i don't have any use for a philosophy that says one group is exalted above the other even if i am in the group that they say is favored. i don't subscribe to that thinking either. that is an issue but but at the end of the day with the action orientation that is why i am not on board with that kind of thing teethree --. >> host: in the book you bright i don't want to defend your support anything because i am puzzled you are often called to do that. >> that is true. you can you look at the coalition of my status as of muslim you can act like you tried to ignore it to save by individual is proud of this but if my colleagues need information about what is what is or how to deal with the muslim community i will increase that because it is about liberty and jus

people will be treated or no benefit is being exposed to adverse side effects if i did lose sales i was active eating healthy i thought i was in great shape so i was surprised when my doctor told me i still had high cholesterol that really hit me and got me thinking about my health i knew i had to get my cholesterol under control i thought i was doing enough to lower my cholesterol but i needed more help what are you doing about yours in the extreme what they've been able to do is to persuade everybody that the cholesterol levels that you find in twenty five year olds are the norm this is what we all ought to be aiming at and based on this you find that the cholesterol. levels that are found in how the populations of france and germany mean that ninety five percent of germans and french are technically ill from industries point of view this is wonderful it's a huge market they're in the business have been able to say to huge amounts of people that you should be on the staten group of drugs to lower your cholesterol levels and lower the risk that you will have a heart attack. a stroke when in a

i said as we push on into next week. snow into the cascades. we have a light activity right across i-50. be careful if you're traveling with a mix of snow and ice in the lower elevations. in the mountains we could see up to a foot of snow. back to you. >> thank you so much. medal of honor. the white house will recognize 24 army veterans mostly hispanic and jewish who served during world war ii. the korean war and vietnam. they've been passed over in the past due to prejudice, so instead they got the nation's second highest award. but now they're getting the medal of honor, the country's very highest although only three of them are still living. >>> almost 60,000 veterans are hopeless in americ--are homelesn america. and one city has worked hard to bring that number down to zero. >> reporter: james roberson is on a mission to keep veterans off phoenix streets. >> we'll have meals on wheels coming back bringing you food again. >> he's known as the navigator, guiding the homeless to permanent housing. >> he has food, money, benefits, and then we go from that point on. >> reporter: roberson

review of recent activity. >> i will keep my comments light in honor of lieutenant. very quickly before we do the presentation. we sadly had two fatalities. both drivers were charged with vehicular manslaughter. again, our commitment to cite and/or arrest at the scenes are happening. i urge the drivers to slowdown and please pay attention. again, these are life changing experiences for anybody that's obviously seriously hurt or killed and particularly anybody else that doesn't think they are going to be charged. that is going to be the case. we have to get everybody's attention. on another note we did have two shootings, one was referenced by one of the speakers in the western edition. officers were able to identify them. there was a pursuit where there's a collision but known was seriously injured and they did get the suspects who are responsible into custody and there was another shooting in the bayview and the officers were able to identify the persons responsible and they were taken into custody last night. so the officers are out there doing the work. thankfully

look, i think the blue over to the activism have made mistake -- i think people who overdo the activismtakes. they are in over their head at the getting changes that may not be the best for the companies. the kinds of things we do, just time and time again, always end up being the best interest of the company both short and long-term. >> given that there are so many activists, or self-styled harderts, is it getting to find activist targets? other people getting there before you, for example? >> those are two different questions. one, there are more ideas today than there ever were. in my 30 years i have never seen a better environment. >> why? so many companies run so poorly? >> i think you have a market that is fair value, plus or minus. it is not overshadowed particularly. corporate are healthy. financials are well capitalized. interest rates are low. company balance sheets are filled with cash. private equities trading over one billion dollars. unclogged capital commitments. ironically in environment where you have low growth means that they are much more receptive to value trading i

i do that saudi arabia finances a lot of. insurgency let's call it that way insurgency activity in serious i would call it terrorism saudi arabia also has an interest in egypt saudi arabia also has an interest in libya and unfortunately they have a lot of money a lot of power to imply vision for those countries so they are not giving really the people of. their own choice there they're trying to implement. leave they have a lot of money. well why do you see a lot of money as a misfortune this is a photo and saudi arabia and its and other gulf countries in fact taking a lot of steps to help the arab world and the development of the investment and so on so i don't see i don't share your view without their say unfortunately so you see the saudi i see to this idea as i was the manager of the help the aid for the by saudi arabia to egypt he said in the polls that but what about the how band aid offered by saudi arabia to syria and here i mean specifically financing arms and you know training and or sending people to fight in syria do you do you feel good about as i don't think at the moment but nope look if you want to talk about sy

i support the seahawks. forget the 49ers. >> dennis krueger, retired and active firefighters. i want to compliment commissioner or her overwhelming reelection. i'm very happy. congratulations and also the fact that the health board is now moving into new quarters. again, will not be connected in the same building with the same retirement system. wasn't that the ultimate goal that's been going on for years. i'm glad you got that out to facilities. i was wondering on that part. >> thank you for the question. i think we've always wanted to be -- located with our retirees. that's a goal for us. we have heard that the retiree, the recommendation that the retirement system move into our same building has hit some snags and it is very important that the retiree community that's interested in seeing us get engaged in that conversation. i encourage that and i hope, keep my fingers cross and if they do move into the same building. there are a lot of retirees that we see on a daily basis who struggle to get to our office and have a hard time to get from our building to retirement. i reall

i appreciate your answer. if you discover this kind of activity, will there be immediate and swift action taken to bring that to this committee and relieve and fire employees for that kind of behavior? >> i have committed both in the senate and this committee as well that if there is a problem, you will be the first to hear about it, not the last. as i said, one of my reasons for traveling the 25 cities over the next few weeks -- i've been to six. as i said, i've got 19 to go. i want to stress that message to employees. i want them to understand, we don't shoot messengers. if somebody has a concern, if something's going on that shouldn't be go iing on, we nee to know about it and fix the problem quickly and we need to be transparent about it. again, as i said, i don't look back. i've got enough problems looking forward to solve these problems. but clearly i understand that if you don't have confidence that you're getting a straight answer from us, our working relationship won't be productive. >> several of the groups that were targeted -- >> pardon? >> several of the groups that were targeted are in my district

always evaluating developments overseas to include any counterterrorism activities that we might be involved in to see what the impact is. i think the feeling is that the counters and activities that we've engaged in with our partners, we, the u.s. government broadly, both from an intelligence perspective as well as military perspective that's greatly mitigate the threat to u.s. persons, both overseas as well as in the homeland. >> and the believe the signature strike model, if adopted by other countries, that are developing an armed drone program can be a threat to the united states? >> well, there could be, but i would have to comment on, to the extent we can talk about this here, the great care that is exercised by the united states. and so i would hope in being very precise about which targets to strike. so i would hope as other countries acquire similar capabilities that they follow the model that we have for the care and precision that we exercise. >> one other question. as marked up by this committee, the fy 2014 intelligence authorization bill includes an amendment that i sponsored requiring a written plan for each

and from what i hear, nothing has remained active. i go to the fillmore frequently and i don't see any minority being trained or present in that particular store when i go in there i mostly leave because i cannot interact with the sales people. it doesn't work for me. everything is over $600 anyway, even if i want to look, i have to get out of there. anyway, ultimately what i will be looking for even if i vote against you today because of what i have explained to you is a personal issue. i think it's up to you successful and on a day by day on going manner and that's how i think you are a good store with 10 or 13 you serve someplace else. >> commissioners, there is a motion and second on the floor to approve with conditions, commissioner antonini, border, hillis, moore, no, sugaya, no, fong, aye, wu, no. that passes 4-3 with commissioners moore and sugaya and wu against. city clerk: that places you on item 16 a and b. item 16a:2013.0007bx b. bendix; 4155 575-91144 81-85 bluxome street - south side, between 4th and 5th streets, lot 018

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[laughter] >> i got active in the civil rights movement beginning in 1961. freedom rider and was arrested and put in jail in little rock. and that began for me a second education that in many respects i was not supposed to get. i was born into a relatively affluent family in minneapolis, minnesota, and went to private schools and camps and elite schools and had, oh, all the lessons, tennis, sailing, horseback riding, all that stuff. so i needed an education that i didn't get. the education i got first, and i didn't choose it -- none of us get to choose our first education or our first identity -- was a life lived from top-down, a world understood from top-down, a world understood, an identity formed and shaped by being inside privilege and inside power. so i didn't know what it was like to live in america. i only knew what it was like to live in a little tiny bubble at the top. well, i got a second education, and my teachers were the black folks down south. many of them without a college education, many of them couldn't write. they taught me what it meant on

and i really commend supervisor chui and his staff and so i, am active in my home owner's association. and there is a lot of factual misinformation about the legislation making the rounds, formally. and so, what i worry about, so just my, anecdotal information of what is happening

i was masturbating. a lot of people around here, they ain't against homosexual activity. it's cool to a lot of people. i ain't participating. they can say what they want to say. i'm going to continue to masturbate. there's a thing i got for women, you know what i'm saying? i have to go through all this. it's difficult, i like women. >> coming up next on "lock up extended stay," a sour relationship lands this man in prison. >> my ex-husband, my deceased husband was just standing there. >> later, terrance mosley reaches the breaking point. >> open up. >> they're brought into a disciplinary hearing to determine their punishment. >> correctional officer, for possession of contraband. circumstance violations are as follows. inmate did have in your possession, two set of dice. one red and one white and one tube of lipstick. do you wish to plead guilty or not guilty? >> i plead guilty. >> sign that right there. >> you know you are released from segregation pending the review board, right? take him and put him back in his cell. i recommend loss of visitation privileges. >> the dice they will lose something. th

and then i have a son in the united states military, active du duty. he is stationed in fort stewart. they are my treasure band. they are the best. but none of them were raised like i was. they are all individuals. anybody who has kids knows you don't shape your kids. they are who they are. and all you can do is try to guide them. but you know, they are born their own personalities and parenting or mentoring a child is something i would recommend to anybody. >> host: you talked about your mom being protective of you and your brother. and you have been protective against your children. any incident where your republican opponent brought up situations with your family -- talk to us about your reaction to what was said and how you dealt with that in the aftermath? >> guest: it caught me by surprise because going after my family caused him to out himself about what under ordinary circumstances should have been embarrassing for himself. he talked about his ex-wife getting a protective order against him. then he tried to say i let that information out. i didn

i was very active on prop d and so glad that san francisco passed it. this drug traffic is a run away train. how do you stop a run away train? you stop it. before long if we let it keep going it's going to collapse our system. it's one of the issues that wasn't taken care of in the affordable care act. it should go hand in hand with drug cost. also i have seen patients, i'm one of those lucky patients where the city and state are paying for it. in the end, many are paying and there are a lot of people that don't qualify just by a margin for city and state help. so they are struggling each month to pay for their drugs, life sustaining drugs and in 98 they created hiv medicine that help people live. these are drugs they have to take everyday. as someone said earlier they created a hep c pill but it's $1,000 a pill. if federal insurances try the old treatment which is harsh and doesn't work like the new drug first and then maybe offer them the new drug. in the end patients that are poor are going to suffer. thank you. >> thank you. let me ask are there any

. >> that's where the size i seisc activity will occur.nspect them, determine if there is damage, if there is damage, it can be cut out and replaced. >> below me are battle erd piles, eight and a half feet in diameter and 300 feet belong and there are 360 of them buried beneath the bay. these are new for bridges but battered piles have belong been used on are oil rigs in the ocean. they stand at an angle rather than up and down. earthquake crumple zone technology is now being used across the bay area. so the future looks bright and safe in earthquake country. if they can build a safe bridge in the middle of two major faults, the thinking is, anything can be safe. >> do you see a day when all new buildings and structures would implement some of this new technology? >> we hope. we would like to think when cities when a large earthquake comes, it would be an inconvenience, rather than a disaster. and we think these rocking frames are one solution. >> that was fascinate being. we have looked at tornado technology and what they tend to do is bu

i repeat there was no indication that pulling the selective activations were politically motivated. i ask that this be inserted into the record. >> without objection. >> will a gentle man yielded for a moment? >> the investigation is not complete and the purpose of all of this with the commissioner today is to get his assurances that he will provide the documents that we have requested to complete this investigation and then come up with conclusions. i think it's in the interest of every member of the committee regardless of their party affiliation to get to the bottom of this. >> just ask them will you supply the information? don't veer off from trying to revive a position that has not been supported one iota and it's clear that you are trying to keep this alive for political purposes. this statement from the deputy says there was no political motivation and there never has been a scintilla of evidence so now the commissioner comes here when we should try to get off on the right foot in a constructive foot. you confront him with e-mails he wasn't involved. they tried to resurrect an

so i think activates really need to ask themselves are they in favor of bringing about a two state solution, a peaceful solution to the conflict which a majority of israelis and palestinians want, or say the jewish citizens are not entitled to the same rights as other people and therefore there should not be israel. once you answer that question you'll know where you are on bds and you'll reject it. >> community feeling, its failures are greater than its successes. amy says the boycott of south africa investments took time but bds may be one of the only ways to make israel heed its demands. yousef do you think bds is a strategy to help palestinians achieve self determination? >> yes, absolutely. what israelis are going to do to counter bds, they're going to hire more and more people to try and smear it and make you afraid of it. the bds position stands for palestinian rights, regardless of where you are, the bds movement is going to continue to advocate for those rights. i just want to make a point on john kerry. >> 20 seconds. >> what he did was actually one of the most important ways to h

to include any counterterrorism activity we might be involved in to see what the impact is, i think the feeling is we have been engaging in have greatly mitigated the threats to u.s. persons. >> do believe that the signature strikes model is adopted by other countries that are developing drone programs can be a threat to the united states? >> it could be. i would have to comment on the great care that is exercised by the united states. i would hope in being very precise about what targets to strike. i would hope as other countries acquired similar capabilities they would follow the model that we have for the care and precision that we exercise. >> one other question, the bill includes an amendment that i sponsored requiring a written plan for each covert action program to prepare ahead of time for the potential leak of that program. it increases the threat to u.s. sources. the reality is that any covert action can potentially be disclosed unexpectedly. without disclosing classified details, does each program have a written plan to deal with leaks of significant activities in that progra

so when i got, i was active on campus in detroit and i went to minnesota and that activity just continued and i found myself in a leadership position in the black law students association which i was the president of and then even as a young attorney. there were folks who wanted me to sit on the lord and be part of what they were doing. it just felt like a little bit more of an environment where they wanted people to participate and whereas in detroit a ton of problems, no shortage of them and it just seemed like a political environment where the people who were there had all the answers if you know what i mean. but i love detroit. it's my home tell them in minneapolis is my hometown now, my adopted hometown but i'm grateful to troy and would love to see detroit do well and love to see many of us do well. >> host: before you came to congress he served several terms in the state legislature but he wrote in your book that your faith was not an issue until then. why do you think that is the case? >> guest: to me by surprise because i had been in politics already and suddenly when i ran for c