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i don't know there's something that feels comfortable about it just really right. yes. >> (inaudible) he choose performing arts. >> i probably - he did not understand about actresses and musicians. i was a singer as well and he didn't really understand although he liked to go to the theatre and he loved film and music as i said earlier. i don't know why that happened. i know why i stopped drawing in fourth grade i won first prize and it was hung out in the haul for parents night and i heard all those people whispering oh, she's following in her fathers footsteps and i never drew again. i was in my first play at age 67 it was something i wanted to do. but we were very different. he wasn't particularly as i said comfortable talking to groups like this. when he received his houry degree from ucla the students were all drunk and they give him this award and said oh, lord we have to listen to a long speech and he said thank you very much and sat down and they were 3rd. anyone else new have i gone on too long? thank you very much >> if you are interested in our local city government and would like to

>> i choose to.usework isn't the only way in which prison marriage is less than a union of equals. as precious explains in this graphic never-before-seen interview footage -- >> if there is any sexual activity taking place, he is the man. you know, he is the surrogate all the time. i'm always the recipient of whatever it is. it doesn't matter if it's oral or anal or however you want to look at it. because he's my husband. he's the man. i can never penetrate him or get no oral sex or anything like that from him. if i choose to, you know, go and release myself, then i have to go get me a girl to go do it with. >> our producer then questioned whether the relationship between precious and marquis is motivated by more than just love and sex. >> listen to me. please listen to me. i am 7-0 right here. i have not lost a fight here. they have been with men. as a matter of fact, i believe i can beat him. we just never got to the place where we had to fight. yeah. now we were wrestling one time and i put him to

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if i choose to do wrong, i can't blame god for that. so god isn't to blame for my son's death.ook his life. it was his choice. if i chose to go out and get drunk and get in a car and get in an accident, i can't blame god for that. >> kay, have you gone through any doubt of your faith? >> it's what rick said, our faith is the foundation that's gotten us through. it's solid and strong. before, i have something i want to show you. there's this box that i -- was given to me a few years ago, and i -- it's got the word -- it's a marble box and it's got the word "hope" on it. >> her hope box. >> it's my hope box. i filled it with verses that gave me comfort, gave me encouragement, verses that kept my faith really strong before matthew passed away. everyday i would sit and read these verses. that morning, after, i opened my hope box and i went through those verses one more time. after that, i didn't open it for a month. i couldn't. then i started to think, where do i go from here? what do you do when your hope has been crushed? the only way i know how to rebuild it is go back to my fai

but right now i choose the rent just mostly for the flexibility, the mobility of getting to live in differentlaces and areas in the city, possibly moving to country. >> reporter: for shawn buying a house seems like a risky financial decision. >> i see buying a house a questionable investment at this point in my life. and right now i'm invested in four businesses. and i chose to put my money into businesses rather than a house. >> right now, i'm saving just for survival and that doesn't include a mortgage. >>> so here is the question, is it really so bad to rent instead of buy? does it mean you are not living the american dream? i'm not sure it is a bad thing to be a renter nation, but joining me now is an economist who is concerned about america's shift to being a renter nation. he is with welling far go who is the largest lender in the united states. mark, you make a really compelling argument as to why owning is good over renting. creation. >> yes, it really does have to do with wealth creation. one of the best ways that america has built well is through owning a home, and unfortunately we

another issue i choose to focus on would be to help as much as possible small businesses in the neighborhoodsit as in the neighborhood. sometimes we're talking about 1 hundred employees or less that's not our neighborhood business. so for pedestrian safety the first thing i did do the first meeting i asked for a meeting. it was very timely. it's really unfortunate that i have to say that thought fatalities in san francisco 3 of them were in district 7. so i feel the time is right to talk about that and what are some of the solutions. we found that we have thirty or 40 people in district 7 to come out and testify. i told people i'm very commented to this to get something done >> what else do you hear from your constituents about the transportation situation. the vast majority of people in district 7 are cabins their leaders. in terms of having it operate on sunday's and increasing the rates. so if i had the power i would probably turn it back a that's in the my jurisdiction i'm not under the board of supervisors jurisdiction. and some of the sunday issues i - right now there's a lot of confusi

if i choose to do wrong, i can't blame god for that. god isn't to blame for my son's death.n took his life. it was his choice. if i chose to go out and get in a car and i was in an accident and killed somebody. i can't blame god for that. >> any doubt about your faith in. >> you know, as rick said, it's not, our faith is partly what's got us, the foundation of what's gotten us flew. it's solid and strong. i have to tell you before i have something that i want to show you, there is this box that was given to me a few years ago and it's got the word, it's a marble box. it's got the word "hope" on it. >> her hope box. >> it's my hope box. i filmed it with verses that gave me comfort, encouragement, verses that just kept my faith very strong before matthew passed away. >> that morning, after we had been to his house the night before and i was pretty certain that he had taken his life. i got up that morning. i opened my hope box. i went through the verses one more time. then after that, i didn't open it for a month. i couldn't. then i started to think, so where do i go from here?

if i choose to do wrong, i can't blame god for that. so god isn't to blame for my son's death.n took his life. it was his choice. if i chose to go out and get drunk and get in a car and get in an accident, i can't blame god for that. >> kay, have you gone through any doubt of your faith? >> you know, it's what rick said. our faith is the foundation that's gotten us through. it's solid and strong. before, i have something i want to show you. there's this box that i -- was given to me a few years ago, and i -- it's got the word -- it's a marble box and it's got the word "hope" on it. >> her hope box. >> it's my hope box. i filled it with verses that gave me comfort, gave me encouragement, verses that kept my faith really strong before matthew passed away. everyday i would sit and read these verses. that morning, after, i opened my hope box and i went through those verses one more time. after that, i didn't open it for a month. i couldn't. then i started to think, where do i go from here? what do you do when your hope has been crushed? the only way i know how to rebuild it is go b

if i choose to do wrong, i can't blame god for that. so god isn't to blame for my son's death.n took his life. it was his choice. if i chose to go out and get drunk and get in a car and get in an accident, i can't blame god for that. >> kay, have you gone through any doubt of your faith? >> you know, it's what rick said. our faith is the foundation that's gotten us through. it's solid and strong. before, i have something i want to show you. there's this box that i -- was given to me a few years ago, and i -- it's got the word -- it's a marble box and it's got the word "hope" on it. >> her hope box. >> it's my hope box. i filled it with verses that gave me comfort, gave me encouragement, verses that kept my faith really strong before matthew passed away. everyday i would sit and read these verses. that morning, after, i opened my hope box and i went through those verses one more time. after that, i didn't open it for a month. i couldn't. then i started to think, where do i go from here? what do you do when your hope has been crushed? the only way i know how to rebuild it is go b

i hated it. this work on paper was originally purchased by the late pianist. i'm fascinated it reminds me of music and a layers of music it seems like the perfect choose. all artists share certain issues concerning the process. although my father wasn't trained as a musician he had - he and my husband discussed many things. my father and i had conversations comparing my actress to his work. particularly after work was sent off to a show an interruption started and it was time to start again. it was helpful for me to know it wasn't easy for him he preceded to paint by his will and drive. he actually liked mistakes. perfection wasn't high on his list to one - that one should aspire. he wrote a lot of notes that had particular meaning to me. do search to find other things. mistakes can't be erased but they move you to your present pay attention and finally chaos should be regarded as extremely good news (laughter) i have some comments about may fathers work. his subject were from memory. there are a few things that are landscapes and their mostly from his minded influenced greatly by his mind. i almost never did preparing for drawings but was informed by d

i hated it. this work on paper was originally purchased by the late pianist. i'm fascinated it reminds me of music and a layers of music it seems like the perfect choose. all artists share certain issues concerning the process. although my father wasn't trained as a musician he had - he and my husband discussed many things. my father and i had conversations comparing my actress to his work. particularly after work was sent off to a

at the end of the day i can choose not to snob bill. you got a few kisses here and there. >> and by the way, settle down. that means to have sex. >> there should be equal opportunity. i think you should be able to kiss boys or girls and same sex kissing. as harry stiles 2k* mr. one direction he kissed a boy on kiss cam the other day. >> really? i am boycotting those boys. i am just going to buy a boy cot. >> the solution -- or the proposed solution to this is it does more damage than good. it is not making any progress for gay people or lesbian couples. >> by having this debate? >> no, no, no. if they get rid of it because it is not treating everybody equal it is not helping the gay people at all. >> that's my point. what it does is creates the idea of a nation of scolds. maybe this thing you don't like. it but if you become shrill it is like -- i happen to find it entertaining when i am at a game when it is happening. let me have my fun. >> that's a different point. i almost think it damages them more to be like, you know what, we are n

if i choose to do wrong, i can't blame god for that. god isn't to blame for my son's death.took his life. it was his choice. if i chose to go out and get in a car and i was in an accident and killed somebody. i can't blame god for that. >> kay, have you gone through any doubt about your faith? >> you know, as rick said, it's not, our faith is partly what's got us, the foundation of what's gotten us flew. -- flew. it's solid and strong. i have to tell you before i have something that i want to show you, there is this box that was given to me a few years ago and it's got the word, it's a marble box. it's got the word "hope" on it. >> her hope box. >> it's my hope box. ifilled it with verses that gave me comfort, encouragement, verses that just kept my faith very strong before matthew passed away. every day i wouldsy assist and read these verses. and that morning after we had been to his house the night before and i was pretty certain that he had taken his life. i got up that morning. i opened my hope box. i went through the verses one more time. then after that, i didn't open

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. >> i choose not to disclose. >> second. all in favor signal by saying i. >> is there any other new business? >> seeing none. this meeting is adjourned. >> good afternoon. welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors meeting of its september the 24th 2013 madam clerk can you please call the roll. >> supervisor avalos avalos present and supervisor breed, breed present and chu precedent and supervisor cowen, cowen present and supervisor farrell, farrell present and kim, kim present and mary present and tanking tank present and yee absent mr. president, you have a quorum. ladies and gentlemen, please join us in the allegiance. and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. madam clerk, do we have any communications there are none >> items 1 through 6 those items are countered routine unless a member objects it be severed. >> roll call vote. >> supervisor farrell. >> i can farrell i. kim i. supervisor mar >> marie arrest supervisor tang. >> supervisor wiener. wea

i choose this when he died and finally a drawing work on paper from 1991 which as you can see it's beginninghave some points of view from his very early work per everything also whether he had into someone else and the ideas were also there from the beginning to the end of his life. some of my favorite memories was the way he taught me to see. i'm unable to look at certain places or things without thinking of him. there used to be an appealing building in berkley he loved. you were aware of the bricks underneath. the color it was painted and the effect of the under color that was now the top. there's a place as you approach the bay bridge on the way to san francisco where you can see the water. he would comment on the color of the day as opposed to the other. he taught me to see the variation as blue or yellow the shadow the classes can effect the color we see if we look at more completely and carefully. though he think of a chair of a model at an we still recognize it when it's colors are pushed into a different part of the spectrum. he took a well-made pair of scissors or old well-worn too

what happens if i choose not to give a speech? uh-huh. and if i don't want to forfeit the award?ll right. thank you. problem. what? they expect me to give a speech at the banquet. i can't give a speech. well, no, you're mistaken. you give speeches all the time. what you can't do is shut up. koothrappali: yeah, before the movie, you did 20 minutes on why guacamole turns brown. it turned brown while you were talking. i am perfectly comfortable speaking to small groups.

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the event falls on the same day as her 50th birthday. >> i choose between my wife and rand paul.end. i'm taking her way for her 50th birthday. we're leaving friday morning won't be back until sunday night n a choice between mary pat christie and rand paul, it's no choichls i'll be with mary pat. >> greta: governor christie knows how to state stai out of the dog house, and president bush joining instagram posting a photo with hash tag pony up and guns up, also sharing a picture from of a fallen soldier. and when skyscrapers intact. the telegraph news reporting the glare from a walky talky skyscraper alleged to have damaged vehicles. you heard right. sunlight reflecting off the glass melting parts of a luxury car park add cross the street. local store owners complaining about burning carpets indoors, yikes. okay, use hash tag greta to hash it out with us. coming up, funniest moment of live tv you will see today. you have time to shop for car insurance today? yeah. i heard about progressive's "name your price" tool? i guess you can tell them how much you want to pay and it gives you

. >> i choose not to disclose. >> second. all in favor signal by saying i. >> is there any other new business? >> seeing none. this meeting is adjourned. >> being a pedestrian in san francisco is not easy for anybody. >> [inaudible] people push tables and chairs outside the sidewalk. >> i have to be careful not to walk the sidewalk. it is very hard. >> sometimes people get half way across the intersection. >> you have to be alert because there is always something coming up that you need to know about. >> i learned to listen to the traffic patterns. sometimes i notice the other pedestrians, they are crossing, on occasion, i have decided i'm going to cross, too. i get to the middle of the intersection, and i find out that the light has changed. >> we need to be able to work and go from one place to the other and have public transportation. the world needs to be open. >> people on disability has the task of addressing all the disability. when we are talk about the sidewalks, ramps, we have very specific issues. for people blind a

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i choose not to. is my book doesn't sell, doesn't read, give you the satisfaction totally, and i think it's my choice. my book, i had a struggle with madame mao. nobody wanted because the publisher for "red azalea," they did not think that american reading public would embrace the story, that story. that madame mao was on trial, sentenced to death. after 30 years of marriage, and she's considered a demon and mao was considered george washington of china. as a child, they convinced -- and density of a fatigue into few seconds where she was given basically were true of herself and she shouted in chinese. she said, -- [speaking chinese] i thought that's a perfect self-portrait, translation, i am mao's doctor mao asked me to buy that. that was exactly a role. because after mao became emperor, new emperor of china and she became the backdoor concubine. she did everything that would please a man. so that was her life. and i felt it was a beautiful story. but, of course, in the end in 1991 she hanged herself

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. >> i choose not to disclose. >> second. all in favor signal by saying i. >> is there any other new business? >> seeing none. this meeting is adjourned. i'm the president of friends of mclaren park. it is one of the oldest neighborhood community park groups in san francisco. i give a lot of tours through the park. during those tours, a lot of the folks in the group will think of the park as very scary. it has a lot of hills, there's a lot of dense groves. once you get towards the center of the park you really lose your orientation. you are very much in a remote area. there are a lot of trees that shield your view from the urban setting. you would simply see different groves that gives you a sense of freedom, of being outdoors, not being burdened by the worries of city life. john mclaren had said that golden gate park was too far away. he proposed that we have a park in the south end of the city. the campaign slogan was, people need this open space. one of the things that had to open is there were a lot of people who did a hom

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