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and i said know i don't know of anything. o minutes later they sent the lockdown drill to our school. i texted back and said it's real. you know follow the directions. >> um-hum and it wasn't until then. i want to get it straight, will, that you and the other students got into the closet right after the ten minutes? >> yeah. that was correct. we were -- and we were in a computer lab so the teacher turned off the computers to make -- so there was no light. and she turned off the closet light and we just sat in the closet for i would say an hour probably until the police came. >> take us through. i imagine what's going through your head as you guys were in the closet and you into you that you were hiding from an actual shooter? >> well, i -- we were all freaking out because we thought it was a normal valentine's day bring candy to friends and have a good day. and everyone -- just a normal day we were about to get out of school so we were all anxious to get out of school. like ten minutes before the bell when it rang. the thing a

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portman's you know just look at this you know from the different points of view and but as far as i know the foreign office didn't change its position you know sometimes it sounds a little bit louder sometimes you know less loud but the core of that position is the same so basically. is this some kind of a follow up of that the. pro-choice is what what what you hear today in the british press you know in the statements of the ridges go and i know that the russian president appears to have a cold according to british media sources that are whether you can confirm that or not he has met with the palestinian president what do you think of what the palestinians are saying that the united states cannot at all be an honest broker rule russia be taking a bigger. space in this so-called peace process well i understand the palestinians because you know when when when the u.s. decided to acknowledge the druce them as the capital of. israel so that was very one sided approach so basically and what about the two state solution where the police teenie ends and in a police news today they believe that

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i don't know what he's thinking. i don't know if he's doing 100 years. i don't know if he's doing 100 days. >> put your shirt on, holmes. we've got process. we will get that in a minute. we will change that. we'll change that. >> we do everybody from the minimum years to death row inmates. and we haven't had too many incidents. the main incidents we have down here is somehow northern hispanic inmates cross paths, and one guy hasn't told us his gang affiliations, then a fight has happened. >> rodriguez. out the door. >> this prison is different than any prison in the state of california. in here they got level 4, level 1, level 2, 3, mixed in the same units. the physical layout is different. you've got upper yard, lower yard. it's quite confusing at times. >> inmates who cause problems or are considered dangerous are placed in a section of the prison nicknamed ad seg. >> ad seg is just short for administrative segregation. like i said, in essence, it's a prison within a prison. >> yes! >> inmates housed in ad seg are not allowed contact visits and must rem

i don't know if he just happened to do it. followed, they probably had... audio surveillance on her, too. so when he found out that she was gonna go look for the flash drive, he beat her to it. the only thing is, we don't know who henrik is or how to find him. and you're okay to still look for him, even though if we find the flash drive, neither of us are completely comfortable with me using the procedure? i know you want your options. so what do you say? feel like going on a little adventure with me? you want to help me? yes. i say let's do it. let's find that flash drive. let's figure it out. i will call anna, and, i don't know, jason? we can fig-- no, we're gonna leave jason out of this right now. anna can tell us everything we need to know. okay. okay, if -- if that's what you want, sure. all right. now, we still have a company to run, and i have a meeting with peter. okay, you go to your meeting with peter. i have some e-mails to answer. i've gotta pick the kids up from your mother's, and then i will meet you at home. hom

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i know you know that many cases. yes. many of the homeless given and packed their things but some stay put. i feel in a matter of couple years it had to be illegal to be over us so i feel i mean they're leaving us with no options no place to go. we feel violated and whatever help. in the land of the free. and it's it's hard. the county grounds workers are ready to move in. when jay is back at the park. the calls from the lawyer have produced results the police unlock the container that he thinks may hold his belongings. and. that. to him james relief he's recovered his bicycle and guitars. lighted. and even the pills for his dog are signed us. but no matter how thoroughly he searches his tent he can't find his own medication . are ever going to. the authorities lock his things back into the container but they made sure his medication would be replaced. he won't be allowed to put his tent up in the park anymore under threat of arrest. so where does he go from here m.j. relies on fate and god i know he left me here for a pur

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i was laying blame in. but you know myself that mr mom and sister are time nine years old and the are probably the way i wrote the news i researched how late. i was to become a bidder newman i mean i don't up here i don't care what people would do through their money through this program and there was one on one day movements people were like who will be rows of money before the money with no b. help me i'm in the open before. they can give it back to our people who are holding back on. the good while we are living the far out the bogles i do feel. that you did. chris. because you just know. this is a fight you. show you one last chance to get out reasonably. good at a few. that's big stuff. or when. you see the real point you see rollovers for slate and so they have a very very good. going to have reading which we should have had in this country. thank you everybody thank you. according to pew research among others there is a great hatred toward americans by large segments of the muslim population. by the springtime fl

i do know how the greeks are. sten, one of the things that i think may be a better angle is for us just to buy the bank's position. so if we just signed a deal to buy the bank's position at $240,000, the economics are the same for you, but they put us in a little better spot, and i want the leverage to have the ability to get something back. when the original borrower took out a loan against the warehouse, he pledged additional pieces of property other than the warehouse as part of the loan. the loan is now in default, and the bank is foreclosing, so when i buy the bank note, i'm not only gonna get the warehouse as collateral, but i'm going to get other pieces of property as collateral as well. my plan is to liquidate those other pieces of property, which will lower my investment from $240,000 to $140,000. >> you are 100% correct. >> do you understand? >> you should. you should! >> to me, the net result is the same. >> yeah. >> to me a note sale is actually an easier deal, and i have no problem with that. if you co

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you know what i was with the president from day one you know in july of two thousand and fifteen i predicted i still i have great. confidence and he's my hero always will be not because of the party night as for that that was a little misdemeanor contempt a core i'm not going to get into all of the right now but you'll know very soon what the backdrop was. so poor him i know what he's going through the same thing i'm going through have gone through so i support him i won't be a rubber stamp for we have any problems are going to backroom with and we'll discuss those problems but do you expect him to endorse you i have no idea. not asking for but you know if he did it be an honor but. as the decision he has to make he's got big problems in washington and fight in the bureaucracy in the swamp and everything else so i don't know what deal making and what's going on with him and other elements like congress senate and so on do you like do you dislike being compared to judge roy moore. i don't even know what that kind of action is well they say you have the same political opinions as judge moore y

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you know, i held a hearing recently on a commercial vacancy, and i don't know if you followed that or not, and there's some reports on the vacancy that we see on certain corridors. i don't know if you have discussed it in the -- at the commission meetings at all, but do you have any personal thoughts about how to address this? >> you mean of vacancies? >> supervisor yee: yes. >> well, we've gone round and round for years now about the idea of some way to compel landowners to actually rent their businesses. we've done surveys, you know, we've looked for ways, you know, the carrot and the stick, and i have to say we've not yet been very successful. one thing i'm thinking about -- i brought this up before with the commission -- is looking into a program where perhaps some of these small businesses could purchase that retail space. i've seen a few people do this in north beach, the owners retain the residential above, and so i still think that might be a good way, ultimately, of retaining some of these permanent spaces that are just sitting there empty. it is a huge challenge. i've been w

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>> i don't know what's going on here? >> yes, do it monday, okay if. >> i can barely -- >> the dab? is that what we're trying to do? >> is it still trending? >> i don't know. it is still trending. i'm sure, as more people see it, people still trying to get the showings, because a lot of them are sold off. >> a lot of parent saying it is cents such an emotional moment watching their kids, just predominantly black cast, directors, crews, i mean, everything behind it in the meeting. >> i was telling mike this morning, i don't think i've seen, since i was little an african-american in a superhero role besides meteor man which i loved back then too. so this one says it memes so much to see an african kingdom that is decades ahead of the rest of the world in tech foulage tonight see a black girl to be the smart ers person in the ncu. we don't get to see images like a lot in the popular media. >> marvel comics universe. >> can you imagine being a little brown child and seeing black panther only to find out the creators look like

>> i know it's lame. i'll tell you, i did an interview with "the rock" a couple months ago. when he walked in, i said, "oh, man, you let yourself go." and he was like, "what?" i said, "i'm kidding, i'm kidding." ( laughter ) and he's a lovely guy-- really smart, really sweet guy-- and anyway, he started asking me where i work out, because he doesn't like his gym in new york. and i was like, "you actually might actually like my gym. it's, like, underground, there's no windows, like, the equipment is old, it's just, like, serious lifters, and me. ( laughter ) and so he's now using my gym whenever he comes to new york. so my gym cred has skyrocketed, because people at my gym know that i got the rock to come to the gym. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: wow! listen, you know i'm a fan of yours and i'm not taking anything away from anderson cooper when i say, "if the rock is there, isn't it really his gym?" >> yes it is! ( laughs ) >> stephen: aren't you going to the rock's gym now? >> that is absolutely tru

i didn't know who i was.ts because i wanted to go to college, you know, and play baseball, you know. but then somewhere down that line i just -- i kind of gave up hope. i was a kid and looking for -- looking for companionship. looking for a place to fit in. the point of joining a gang was for the value of being connected with somebody. being accepted. being, you could say, loved. i was 17 years old. and i got in a gang fight with somebody, and i ended up stabbing them -- stabbing that person to death. and when i reflect back, when i was stabbing him, i wasn't stabbing just him. but it was -- i was stabbing my -- everybody that i had anger against. i went back to my buddy's house. and i just told him, man, i did something bad, you know. i did something bad. i was shaking. i didn't know what to do. next day i went to school, you know, like trying to make everything normal again. but in reality, it wasn't normal. i took somebody's life. you now, somebody's son, somebody's brother. you know, and thinking back on

i know that there's great people. the product--i don't know that i've had a better steak. d i'm not telling you that because i wanna make you feel good. if i didn't like it, i'd tell ya. but the last part is that the process is broken. you're in a competitive business. it's a commodity, very thin margins. if you don't collect the receivables, your business is wildly vulnerable. your employees, they're all scared. you know that, right? do you have a fear that you guys could lose it all? >> yes, i do. there are night that i don't sleep. we're in a desperate situation. i'm scared that this business will close, after it's been a family business for over 75 years. we wanna survive. >> so what is the number that you guys want, and what can i have for it? >> we were actually discussing a $5 million input into the business. >> uh-huh, and what's the share of the business? >> a 1/3 share. >> did you calculate a break? how'd you come up with that? >> i--not through any math or anything that we did. >> obviously. because the business loses money today. it sells a lot, you just don't m

i think you've all been here before. you know the drill. three minutes each. please introduce yourself. >> good evening. i'm the district manager for the top of broadway cpd. it's good to see you all again. i was part of the original effort led by the community in cooperation with central station to inform the commission of some of the grievances that community had against hue lounge, one of the concerns was sound and leaking of sound into the alley. i feel like we've beaten that enough tonight. i think bennett has provided materials that were exactly what the commission asked for and i think bennett should be commended for his outreach to the community and i think our main gripe from the get-go, we didn't see this type of dialogue before bringing it to the commissioners. i'm glad it's happening. the second concern we brought to the commission was the violence. and when i say violence, that was the consistent record of fights we have regarding 447 broadway, which is hue. and i mention the litany of fights reported to myself as a representative of the cpd, and i

i don't know. night, arie delivered what might be the worst reaction to someone saying they love you not just in bachelor history but in the history of mankind. >> and the way i feel now, every time i'm with you, it's very obvious to me that i feel like i'm starting to fall in love with you. >> i never thought it would be like that. ♪ [ tires screeching ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: well, that's what you get when you make a race car driver the bachelor. it all worked out for lauren b. she got a rose. three women did not get roses tonight including bekah m. bekah m. is the 22-year-old nanny who my wife said is her favorite person in the history of the show. we see a lot of crying on the show every week, but after 22 seasons we've never seen a tear like this tear. >> i don't like when i'm not seen for who i really am. it hurts me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: a black tear. either bekah is the antichrist or we need to get her some waterproof mascara. i don't know. i don't know if you read last week, but bekah som

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i don't know who it is and i don't know why. but -- i mean, this is the type of situation that we -- we just will a fwrahad a training about. a lot of us thought this was the drill that we were supposed to have this semester to practice. and it wasn't. >> i hate to ask there question, your friend who said he or she saw bodies, did she say how many? >> she said she saw three. >> three? >> yes. >> law enforcement sources are saying that the shooter was a student, suspected to be a student. a current student of the school. we don't want to mention any names. that's up for law enforcement. do you know anything about -- >> no. i don't know anything about who it might be or why. i just know this is the worst nightmare scenario that you hope never happens to you. i was listening in earlier to the commentators. and it really speaks to those of us who work in schools and with children, and our society's inability to solve this problem. it is totally unacceptable. >> it is pretty clear that we're failing our kids here. i'm not saying the s

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easy -- i know. i see it every day. i think that's because i pay attention to it. i think that we need to figure out ways to get beyond that so it can be more anticipatory into about how we are going to care for ourselves in order age or how we are going to care for each other. >> san francisco is the same in the ways in which it takes a beautiful idea like the need for the rights of the lgbt community or the needs for women's rights or confronting issues on races and about ageism , on and on and on. and how to actually get into the trenches of an issue and to provide services upon money and have a no breath -- robust nonprofit community. and so in this particular way, can you talk just a little bit about the kind of ageism that you see in the kind of ways in which you think the city and county and has been on the forefront of looking at it. even the word dignity fund says a lot about your system in place. dignity is a word that is jampacked with values and division and lack of understanding of what happens as we age into the world. >> sure. [ chuckles ] it's a big

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>> i know. >> jimmy: i mean, it makes you feel like, hey, i'm in the business, man. >> i know. >> jimmy. >> i want to go with culture is, like new york. >> how in the world did i raise such a snob? >> or at least connecticut or new hampshire where writers live in the woods. >> you won't even get into those schools, anyway. >> mom! >> you can't even pass your drivers test. >> because you wouldn't let me practice enough! >> the way that you work or -- or the way you don't work. you're not even worth state tuition, christine. >> my name is lady bird. >> not -- well, actually, it's not. and it's ridiculous. >> call me lady bird -- >> your name is christine. >> like you said you would. >> you just -- you should just go to city college. you know, with your work ethic, just go to city college and then to jail and then back to city college, and then maybe you'd learn to pull yourself up and not expect everybody to do everything. [ screams ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: keep going. i love it. well deserved. laurie metcalf, everybody! go see her in "lady bird" in theaters now and on broadway

i know, i know.top of that, we're also guided by an oversight and advisory body and today, we're fortunate to have the chair, eddie zhang here with us, the vice chair, linda jordan martin. and one of our oversight members, dr. gibson. [applause] so in 2014, the voters of san francisco overwhelmingly passed proposition c, the children and youth initiative. which increased the children and youth fund from three cents to four cents for every $100 of property tax revenue. adjusted the age limit to allow us to serve transitional age youth. extended the fund up to 25 years. and then most importantly created a coordinating council, called the our children, our families council. as the official steward of the children and youth fund, we administer the funds to community based organizations and public partners, public agencies to provide services for children, youth, transitional age youth and their families. today, dcyf is extremely proud and honored to share that we will be funding 294 programs throughout t

well, i know, i mean, i think for me...the primary aspect of the book was the way that i am going to talk to readers, and the way that he is going to talk to readers. and i found that by talking in that intimate, deeply present way, that think he feels in relation to the people that he stalks, i found myself quite naturally talking like him. i mean i spent a long time writing the book, about five years, and i think it probably grew over time. but by the end of it i could talk like him at the drop of a hat, a bit too easily. we're talking about a man who is a stalker, who stalks dozens and dozens and dozens of people, remembers the first one and so on. it then becomes a violent obsession late in the book. but what fascinates me, as we were saying at the beginning there, is that we are all, to some extent, curious in that way. you can sit opposite somebody in the train and you think, why are they reading that, where are they going, what are they doing? but we all know there is a point beyond which you don't go. and imagining

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>> i know.ed. hello! >> i know. >> jimmy: it's un -- >> it's good, it will be a a royal themed birthday. >> jimmy: yeah, why not? >> so, that will be fun. i'll be in portugal. >> jimmy: would you ever play at the wedding if he invited you? or they invited you? >> i mean, my songs are quite sad for weddings. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'll tell you what song is not sad. ♪ money on my mind money on my mind ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ i do it i do it for the love ♪ oh, i love it. it's such good. >> we'll do that. i'll do that -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: sorry, sorry. i won't bring it up any more. i want to talk about "the thrill of it all." congratulations on a number one record right here. [ cheers and applause ] so many good songs on here. i heard that you -- you recorded 130, or wrote 130 songs for this album. >> yeah. >> jimmy: 130 songs. >> i think a bit over, yeah. >> jimmy: but there's only 14 on this record. [ light laughter ] >> i know, i know. >> jimmy: so what happens to the other 116? >> they're gone. d

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i pick up the lombardi trophy and holds it up. >> did you know awed classic? >> i don't know. no. n't know in that moment that i have a classic. and then when you see it and the team that is in the office in philadelphia, that puts the page together. when you see it like that, it transends it to a different level. >> that's what we were wondering, how many pictures do you take of the super bowl? >> my take alone was about 6800. >> 6800. >> oh, my god. >> how do you finds that one? >> as the game progresses cents you get the feel for what's going to happen or what will happen. >> what will be important. >> the brady fumble, look at this, hitting his arm. >> that was -- everything going the other way for me, when that happened, it was great. >> and this. >> the jay ajayi one i love too. even though you can't see his face or anything, you can feel the emotion, the ankle snell. >> going down at his level, just being like quiet moment where everything is going on around him and, you know, such chaos, that quiet moment i think was really special. >> now how close would you be to him? put

no i'm able to do it and i know i would do it. protect my rights. the rights of my friends the rights of my loved ones the rights of this country. the struggle you know that therefore i don't think so. or the store i wouldn't let it go easily and probably not while i'm living. i feel like there are a lot of gun owners out there who don't take the responsibility of owning guns carrying guns storing guns i don't think they take it seriously enough why the resistance to regulation. because it leads to more regulation. that's just. the period of a slow we can have a law to protect people from their own stupidity. one hundred eighty degrees backus guy sees a word sexy when they talk about guns i'm not going to but they're all man to. their emotional. no no no. no. no no no no. no. no no no no no no. a well regulated militia being necessary for the security of a free state comma the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. the second amendment in every state constitution guarantees my right to keep and bear arms why for my personal

i know this is important to you. i was in florida last week and discussed our ongoing opioid crisis and i had the chance to meet with a number of florida sheriffs, and working with you, the national sheriffs 17 sheriffs have worked out a statement with ice. aliens held by these sheriffs are held under federal authority that protects these sheriffs from being sued for doing their jobs. i think that is -- [applause] i am hopeful that we will find it to be very successful. we have done this kind of thing before. federal government pays and rents your spaces often to house prisoners. maybe a good way to work this thing to ease some people's concern -- by definition, it seems to me, removing such aliens, criminal aliens from our communities makes us safer, and i want -- makes us safer in that way. you know, if you admit somebody to the country -- and we can't admit all the people who apply -- we should admit people who are going to flourish here. we should admit people who can be successful here. we should not admit people

i don't know. think it is memory. i suppose as we get older we gather more memories. our children get older and memories become vital and it's a strange moment when you realise a memory you think you share with someone is not a shared memory. it's also fascinating. i listen to people i know who were in the room at the same time as something occurred and i am sitting back listening to a different version, but it is their version. so memory and its fragility has always interested me and i think more so as i get older. there is that. also the notion of friendship among men, which to me is one of the great sources of joy. when i started writing about the schooldays i knew at least a big chunk of the book was here. has it been cathartic? no, not at all. that is an easy answer! i don't believe in that stuff! there has been, and you mentioned it earlier, there has been talk in recent years about institutionalised child abuse in ireland and i wondered, as an irish writer, did you feel a duty or responsibil

i don't know. i want to know how they -- you know what was weird about that experience? verything, based on this photo. [ laughter ] >> yeah. i didn't understand anything that was going on. >> jimmy: it was all in chinese? >> it was all in chinese. all of a sudden it's all chinese and you hear your name. you're like oh, my god, it's my turn. and then i was like i'm not supposed to speak. the language barrier was crazy for me. >> jimmy: yeah, well, sure. >> but it was a fun experience, and i still don't know how i got it. >> jimmy: were you confused when they called you and told you about this? >> yeah. i said i'm going to accept it, you know. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: did you go to china for this to -- >> no. it was right down the street. [ laughter ] they came here. >> jimmy: china came here to give you this trophy. >> it was right on vine street. >> jimmy: are you sure this wasn't a prank? [ laughter ] >> hey. if it was, it was a really good one. >> jimmy: it was really well done. >> it's still going. >> jimmy: well, that's why you're here. i'm here

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