i have good feelings about him. as well as amanda wright, i worked with her for about a year and a half at hamilton family center. thank you very much for your time. >> supervisor kim: mr. daily, thank you so much for being here today. next speaker. >> good commissioners, like a rolling stone. and then we won't be so alone. (singing). i heard you pick a commissioner with a lot trait, she will make a commission make. city was a rolling stone. and don't leave us alone. i heard some cities, -- gonna make it made. and we're going to get commission paid. i heard some cities were doing storefront preaching. we will pick it up and we're going to be teaching. the city was the city rolling stone. (singing). you will make it moan. alone. go ahead and hate your neighbor, cheat a city friend. i know you'll make it happen. make it happen in the ned. there won't be tropics blowing come the judgment commission day. you will make it happen when one commissioner comes your way. and someday, we'll be together. yes we will (singing) so

i know what it feel like not to have a father. don't want him doing the same thing. >> you didn't have a father? >> i had one but in and out. right now i'm following his footsteps. >> when was the last time you got to touch your child? >> i ain't. >> you never touched your child? >> trying to stay. >> it's been several months since bryan edmonds has touched his son who is incarcerated one floor below him. >> we had an argument in here. they put keep aways on us. i want him to know i'm sorry i haven't been here. i know that's the reason he's going through what he's going through. i want to apologize for never be there. >> the two men might not have much time to reconcile. edmonds sr. is about to leave and start a 30-year prison. edmonds jr. is facing the death penalty. when told of his father's apology he's surprised. >> i'll will 19. that's the most mature thing i probably heard him say. him taking responsibility is unbelievable. that's a major move. make me feel like he do give a [ bleep ]. i would like to be there and hear him s

i just feel like putting you in here is giving you some peace and quiet. >> i just feel like -- >> punchif you need to, because you're not going to hurt your hands or feet doing that. not like you would kicking this steel door. you know, one thing that i could suggest that you do is you need to get paper ready. you sit down and write all of your stuff down on helps a lot, does. because it helps you really get it out. put it on paper and you can actually go back and read it. >> i never thought about that. >> yeah, try doing that. your thoughts, everything you feel. >> that is like writing a story. >> yeah, like a story, it is a nice way to put down the feelings that you have. >> and you will come and read it? >> yeah, i'll come and read it. >> appreciate you coming to me. >> you're welcome, thank you mr. kimbley for at being all disruptive for me, and everything else. i figured i would just give you some peace and quiet, and figured that is what you needed. and i'll come back and talk to you, okay? thank you. >> with most of the inmates that don't cause any problems, i will go out of my w

that's how i feel. >> these inmates are obviously still agitated, but as of right now, everything's gone the way we've planned it. >> officers remove a number of inmates they suspect rushed the door and isolate them in single person cells in the administrative segregation unit for further questioning. the inmates remaining in the dorm are placed on 24-hour lockdown. among them is brian edmond sr. >> right now my life is kind of off track, you know what i'm saying? i just had a rough life throughout my whole 36 years of living. >> i was doing good in school, straight as and bs. i played basketball. i don't know. i just chose the wrong route, and this is where it landed me. >> mr. brian edmonds sr., let me look at his charges. sodomy first, intimidating a participant in a legal process, he was sentenced to 30 years. >> having been sentenced, edmonds now awaits transfer to prison, a place he is familiar with. he's been there on three separate occasions, serving a total of 14 years. >> i'm tired of being in

i feel like nothing can stop me right now. >> ♪ but i swear someday i'll be in nyc ♪ suddenly i'm thee first two weeks just because they're not here. >> i think part of the process is to let go. once that you've brought them to the pinnacle that it's over, and you move on. but that's what theater's about. i mean, we're on to the next show. >> well, i started out, my father, he had the shubert lafayette in detroit in 1940. he gave me a job in the box office. >> and there's the marquee. >> it's such a crap game, you know? my father used to tell me, "nobody can pick a hit from a flop." and i decided early in life, if you get a lot out of it, you've got to put some things back into it. that's how i got to these jimmy awards. so we decided all these young people should be coming to new york to at least dance on a broadway stage. >> ♪ someday i'll be... >> for more on broadway or bust, go to pbs.org/broadwayorbust, where you'll find exclusive online video, performances, contestant profiles, and the entire show streamed online. funding for broadway or bust was provided by a generous grant fr

and a sessions i mention occupy all the time i feel that first of all i feel that even though it times what we read about what we read about them what we see seems somewhat disorganized and disjointed and without the sort of leadership structure but i think labor would be missing out without incorporating the enthusiasm and the bodies literally the marching bodies in the street that occupy is all about so i think that there is a relationship there and i sort of feel like that's what occupy really would need is that you know creating themselves as somewhat of an organization they're not a union but representing all those important things you know fighting for community you know spreading the wealth protecting workers' rights all these things that unions and labor have done for years and continue to do but because the word labor has just been started martin all these years that occupy has a chance to maybe. you know remind them of where they came from and so maybe occupy could sort of meet in the middle labor and occupy that could mean the middle and create these more of a sort of a comm

i feel like you really are just a superstar. tablished yourself as something special. >> jimmy: you've always been very kind and i love coming on your show. i was on the show monday morning. >> thank you for not canceling. >> jimmy: of course i wouldn't. i would have swam there. >> you were so nice. it was one of those things where it started raining, they called me and i said, well, certainly we're not going to have a show tomorrow because of this terrible storm that's approaching and they said, michael strahan's already on a plane flying in and i felt terrible even doubting that so i said, all right, so, i got on, you know, i got up from soho uptown to the studio and michael strahan came in and said, i can't believe they made me come here, they told me that you were on board with doing the show. >> jimmy: who did this? >> gelman, of course. >> jimmy: he is the devil, i keep telling you that. >> that is gelman. >> jimmy: so, they duped you into doing the show. you brought the kids to the show with you, because they were out of s

i feel like a thousand pounds has been lifted off of my shoulders. i feel really good. hs. >> in two weeks, michael brehm will be allowed to leave. but not even that is a guarantee of freedom. for most of the day, charles taylor has been waiting for his mother to arrive and sign the papers that will free him. despite several false alarms, charles has not lost hope. >> i got a feeling she's probably somewhere like kokomo. she should be down here soon. >> just waiting on mom. >> enjoy your first meal. >> stay out of trouble. >> all right. >> after eight excruciating hours, charles' faith and patience is about to pay off. >> your mom's here. let's go out and meet her. >> all right. >> hey. how you doing? >> i'm all right. >> i'm happy to see my child. i had so many things go wrong during the first course of the day. i'm grateful. i'm happy. i'm ecstatic. yes. that's all right. good deal. good deal. i am so proud of you. i brought you a cake too. glad to see he did something right. >> no more jumpsuit, charles. time to put on some jeans. >> it's been a long, hard road for hi

i feel like i've got nobody, i just got myself. i know in jail, it's not the ideal place to find someone, because they're out for theirselves. that's where i met sherry and she basically came in and just took me under her wing. >> reporter: electee is serving one year for failing to pay child support and is awaiting trial on a variety of drug-related charges to which she has pled not guilty. >> hit one five times, then you wait and there'll be a pause. you can find out your commissary information. i've been in jail numerous times, in and out. and unfortunately, i know the ropes. that's not something i'm proud of. >> we'll have to get you a new bracelet. come on. >> okey-doke. >> i'm going to need him. i'm going to need to talk to you. >> they can charge you with escape. you don't want to go to the hole, honey. >> she needs a new bracelet. hers tore and she's having to carry it around and i don't want her to get in trouble. >> okay, i'll get her a new one. >> thank you! >> i've got six kids, five boys and one girl. she's 18, my youn

each time we talk about t i feel i need an expert. the more i listen to you, the less i feel i know about t. * let me ask you one question aside from congratulating you for this great piece of work. how does this compare to other cities? this looks to me incredibly forward looking and really right on target. are we better than others -- >> i don't know if we're better than others. people think of us as having the strongest inclusionary program in the country. they often say that. we call us, fly to washington state right now. they have to have san francisco, you know. to us, there is so much more we could do, so it's hard to think that. we don't have the strictest -- we have strict requirements. 15% on-site which we know will change, and 20% off-site in fees. it is fairly -- not strict, it's strong for the country, but a lot of other cities have the same requirements. and some of those requirements seem stronger, but they don't produce as much as we do. we were talking to cities recently trying to figure this out myself. you may have

i would feel comfortable with the motion to continue; i would not feel comfortable with a recommendation. >> i am of the same mind. i would continue and seeif other applicants come forward. >> i disagree but given that i'm in the minority i will suggest we continue to the next rules committee meeting. >> supervisor kim: is the first thursday of december, not too far off. december 6. >> do you see the need to do this at the next rules committee? or do we need more time to see if there are other applicants? >> supervisor kim: december 6 is the last rules committee this year. we could do a motion to call the chair, i am not sure who will chair this committee the next year. >> i am fine with the original motion to continue to december 6. >> why don't we do a motion to continue to december 6? during the time mr. wolf i would like to see done with you to talk more about the low income communities in this area. i'm not sure what applicants might come forward given that we have been looking for several months for someone to fill the seat. we have that motion. we continue without position. call i

>> i feel good. once you personally vote, i'll feel better. >> stephanie: once i have my sticker all will be right for the world. i'll be wearing my sticker and nothing else for the show today because i need to win the tart-off. >> can we get you two stickers? >> mitt and ann romney have voted. romney says he feels very, very good about his chances overall and great about ohio. he is now taking off for cleveland and pittsburgh. plenty of resources on line if you're still not entirely sure where you can vote today and when. one of the easiest and most fun is the google doodle. the company changes its logo for special occasions. click on a ballot, it takes you to a page to enter your address to find your polling place. the wall street currently has a site called what time do the polls close.com and has the opening times for all 50 states and washington d.c. voting is easier in some states than others, both for procedural reasons and logical reasons in states like new york and new jersey where folks are

>> this is fake. >> i feel like we're getting punked here. >> that's nuts! >> what the heck? >> i think he got the spider except he got something else here. he has a hole in the wall. that's for sure. he is just now starting to realize what he may have just done. >> oh, no! >> he is definitely leaving spokane because his mom is going to kick him out of the basement. >> any chance the spider was fake? i think people online are thinking that. it definitely ran across my mind. was it a set up make funny video. he writes, i feel dumb for doing this but, hey, it made a great video. is this a real spider in the first place? what was this guy up to? head to our facebook page and let us know what you think. >> i messed up. i just messed up. >> this woman is growing a beard for charity. >> what? see why she doing it. on "right this minute." >> two guys take on 10,000 hours of training to become exceptional basketball players. >> they want to be amazing athletes. >> find out how these guys are working hard and playing even harder. >> i love basketball more than anything. >>> and a woman

i feel i can bring skills and qualifications from my experience. i'm a financial analyst and worked at morgan stanley and in other mergers and departments so i have a lot of experience of working on collaborative environments and teams and tight deadlines and limited resources and i think i bring a unique demographic perspective to this community. i am in my 20's and asian and professional and i use transit and plugged into the network and a huge constituency in san francisco and i'm a traveler and worldwide transit rider and don't have a car and adult literacy tutor and head of the homeowner association and providing work for poor people around the world and i would like to be more civically engaged and i think this is a great way to do it, and i feel i can bring a lot to the table and i would really appreciate your selection of me to

mostly because i feel too alienated... from the culture right now. i am no longer pure vietnamese.lly fit there anymore. now i think in english, and my vocabulary, even though i'm mexican... and i've been living in my country for 25 years and only 10 here, my vocabulary now is mostly in english. so when i go there the communication gets in the middle, because of my way of thinking now and my way of communicating with other people. i'm very used to the american way, in terms of making a living... and the business ways in the united states. and it would be very difficult for me to just move over there... and kind of do what i'm doing now. but being an immigrant is also a process of adjusting. so i would just have to adjust back to certain ways. i have a late meeting this afternoon. can you pick the baby up from the sitter's ? of course. i couldn't sleep last night. neither could i. i don't know what to say, jamal. i know that things have not been perfect here, but i feel our lives are getting better. for you, not for me. it's only a question of time. time. time is slipping away, jiha

i don't feel it's necessary to have nudists in one of our main intersections and i feel they are taking advantage of the castro and the city's well known liberality. having grown -- one of my family's first house was up market street from the castro so i am very familiar with the neighborhood. that intersection is two blocks away from the childrens' library, two blocks away from the eureka valley recreation center with the lovely play ground for children. it is three blocks away from two elementary schools. it is on the intersection of a streetcar line, a bus line, other means of public transportation that children ride everyday, and i think we're giving a message to the world and to the city that we really don't care to have families or children in the castro, and i feel this is very wrong. i would like the kids to be able to come to the castro theater and do a sing along little mermaid and the sing along sound of music and enjoy the castro just like the rest of us. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello. i am wi at. and i am opposed to the ban on public nudity. publ

those are the types of things that i feel build one brava is >> good morning. and welcome to the san francisco county transportation authority finance committee. i am scott weiner, the chair of the committee, to my far right is commissioner elsbernd, and to my left. and to my left is commissioner carmen chu and i want to thank from sfg tv lowe, and karm anac for the video services today. matter clerk are there any announcements? >> no announcements. >> item two? >> approve the minutes of the october 16, 2012, it is an action item >> is there any public comment on item two? >> seeing none, it is closed. is there a motion to approve the minutes? >> could we take that without objection, that will be the order. item three? >> item three, recommend exercising the first one-year option of the legal services contract with nossaman llp and increasing the contract amount by $350,000, to a total amount not to exceed $1,310,000, for general legal consel services and authorizing the executive director to modify contract terms and conditions. >> this is an action item. >> go

i feel like i'm going to get some of those bargains. even if i have to pay 5% more, i feel like my time and my sleep are more important. i don't know if maybe that's a little narcissistic. >> no, no. we're like-minded on that. out there christmas eve looking for deals. >> give my kids a box of the half-priced candy canes. here you go from mommy. >> here grow, kids. this all brings us to our facebook question of the day -- what is your black friday retail strategy? let us know on our fan page. wnnfans.com. >>> and we do know that it's still a few days before thanksgiving, but when santa's already making appearances, well, that needs to be on the air. >> ah, yes. the jolly old ef was over in new jersey yesterday meeting with some special needs children over at a volunteer firehouse. this was the second year that the firemen have hosted santa. they say it's a better way to let the kids have some fun without the usual commotion which can be upsetting for some of the little ones. >> yes, it can. all the better, some of the families lost their

. >> no, but i feel like i sort of have it inside of me, my body, that i've actually played this type of character in one of my films where he wears very odd glasses and has a bow tie and fashions himself as a bit of an intellectual. he actually represents a kind of character that you do find in the community and in communities, someone who is sort of outside of it, marginalized, who is part of the community yet he's never fit in. he's a bachelor. his interests are very un-japanese american. he can't find relationships with a female, he's been introduced by the marriage broker and it doesn't work. but in fact his character, if he were in present-day society, he would be gay. it's sort of interesting and in fact the character whom i wrote it for, gregory wallace, is a gay actor. it's sort of interesting, francis jew, who plays him now, is gay. but you have a type of character who at a particular point in history had to sort of play out a different role but if he were in present day society, he would be, you know, gay and living life and going about his business. so that is sort of inte

i feel that board members have an obligation to try to level the playing field. not everyone that comes to the board has the means of resources to have representation on their side. i will also be aware that the board of appeals is a quasi judicial body and the positions of the final review for san franciscans. my approach as a board member is to do my due diligence, work with my fellow commissioners, at the meetings and resolve complex. my interest in serving aboard a simple: i love the city, the culture, the diversity, the architecture. i feel by being on the board it would give me the official capacity and validate what i have been doing my whole life. i am excited and honored to serve san francisco in this capacity. thank you again for your consideration regarding my appointment. >> thank you mr. honda. any questions from colleagues? >> thank you for your interest in service on the board of appeals. just a question related to your being a realtor in san francisco. your plans to become forward to the board of appeals on issues on variances, permits that they mi

don't feel inadequate. i don't ever really feel inadequate abouanything. what i feel, as i said, is confused. the least little thing can set her off, and i frankly don't know what it is. even today, as soon as i opened my mouth, the big sighing and the tears started, and we're off and running again, and this is wh happens at home. wandand harry aren't a very uommon couple. wanda and harry a combination of an indidual-- the sort of obsessive-compulsive type of personality th everything has to be so and with an awful lot of structure and who is actually very attracted to feelings, but ve scared of them at the same time. on the other hand,anda has more hysterical features of the hysteca rsonality, d she'all emio and feelings. what was happening s probably what ara t two them to each otr is now puing them apart. as dr.ivas-vazqu pots out, sh mco th pe.ivas-vazqu try get, whathealls their urotic needs met. as one individl goes to indidual therapy now and they work thugh their neurotic needs, they lose the need that they have for the other person. the relaonship

i was the first palestinian he agreed to talk to and discuss with me his feelings, his own fear, and to tell his story. >> i remember her. i remember standing with her long hair, her blue dress, but i couldn't imagine that someone is coming to kill herself and to kill as many people as possible. and as i always said, that kind of person i really don't forgive. >> you see a lot of difference between a general or a commander deciding to drop a 2,000-pound bomb at the neighborhood to assassinate one person, knowing, knowing, knowing that this is a residential neighborhood and the likelihood of killing and maiming civilians is almost guaranteed. >> the answer should be forbidden. but if i kill not you, i kill something and i hide always with 10 kids around, and then i go and kill you there and i can put the 10 kids in the neighborhood, and then i kill you again and i put 10 kids around mere, what would you expect me to do? >> so you justify that? >> i just want to tell you one thing. the answer is no. >> even for palestinian terrorists knowing that they were terrorists as a doctor, as a p

i can't. makes me feel bad. >> that's true. >> i've never grown hair in my life. wanted was one kay to hdae a period. she can grow a beard and i can't. >> amazing she can grow that beard. >> and that she can go out in public and wear awareness of that. it draws attention to another issue. >> so many women don't want to draw attention to the fact they grow facial hair and don't do anything about it and so many men don't get prostate care. >> i say kudos to her to raise awareness to men and women at the same time. >> rock climb up, falls and down. >> he releases, drops into a free fall. >> they're going to swing him right into the rock and splat! >>> in this video, i think we have to say, lampposts one, dooffy guy, zero. >> doofy is the guy in the hoodie walking down the street in the uk and he noticed that there is a security camera following him. so he starts act like a doof, even slipping the not so nice bird. >> not a sweetie bird, the mean bird. >> toes does he think the camera will attack him? >> you know what, that really hurt my feelings when you flipped me o

>> i feel satisfied. emotionally, i feel good i was able to eat slowly, enjoy the food. >> reporter: when we checked back in with taylor four weeks after her struggle to eat pastp, we arrived on pizza day. >> it's a challenge with me. >> reporter: ed is still wassing in her head. sitting with your empty plate is hard? >> yeah, you look at it and you think, i just ate all of that. >> reporter: taylor's therapist tries to get her to talk about how she's feeling. >> how was your meal? >> reporter: and suddenly, all the pain comes bubbling out. >> it was really hard. >> okay. >> the last time i ate pizza, i tried it at home, it was only a couple of times, but i had panic attacks. i didn't have that much anxiety coming into it but once i saw it all on the plate, and then just seeing it now, it just -- i don't feel good. >> reporter: some of the things that you all are having these young women eat seem unhealthy. chinese food, fast food, even. pizza. >> our goal is not to have them choose to eat pizza. our goal

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