if i were particularly paranoid, i might be thinking, what does he mean by that now? e overly sensitive, i might be saying enough is enough now, but i'm not sensitive and i'm not paranoid, and look at me. do i look remotely thin-skinned anything? of course not. so it's a good thing i have a stiff upper lip and i'm not reaching for a stiff drink because if this were a drinking game and i took a shot every time the president took a shot at fox, i would be, a, drunk out of my mind, and b, delirious with power. with would also be getting cocky. i might be thinking i can single-handedly control a major health care law's feat, that can can personally call all my friends and tell them to junk those health care plans or force millions of americans out of their coverage because of the add said cost of the plans. i might start bragging i'm behind all these enrollment snafus and taking credit for personally hacking the system. not the hacks who actually made the system. and you know what? i might start insisting i warned you on this very show years ago if you like your doctor, th

i don't make the rules. so, officer, any idea who might have done this ? well, obviously, it's gang related. - what did i tell you ? probably some young kids trying to make their mark. anyway, if you think of anything else please give me a call. oh, thank you, officer rizzo. you're welcome. is it okay if we clean up now ? sure. go ahead. - we won't disturb the evidence ? - no. but thank you for staying on top of the situation. - good-bye. - so long, mr. brashov. he probably already checked for fingerprints. - i better go clean up in back. - i'll help you. i'll go get some paint. see you later, jamal. what a mess. this ought to keep me busy for a while. henry, here's your knife. where was it ? in back. thanks. it's no big deal. i turned it in the next day. - you can't just make up your own rules. - okay, forget about it. this is not the first time edward. if it happens again you will be punished. fine. whatever. what was all that about ? sometimes i just can't stand her. what did she do now ? she gets all crazy just because i didn't get my homework done on

. >> i might be too old but i can still lick the stamp if you know what i might. >> i might be too old to chomp the lettuce but i can still toss the salad. >> are you married? >> oh, my goodness. >> not interested. >> three way. excuse me. [ laughter ] >> jon: please welcome back to the program johnny knoxville. [cheers and applause] >> let me say something. let me apologize to you. let me apologize. >> for what? >> no, please. >> are you going to throw me off a (bleep) ball call connie. >> jon: what am i congressman? no. [ laughter ] i introduced you improperly. jonny knoxville from the oscar nominated film bad grandpa. you were nominated for -- is this the first oscar that one of your films has been nominated for. yes, it is, jon. thank you for asking. >> jon: but it's true, yes? >> yeah. [cheers and applause] >> jon: that's what i'm talking about, baby. >> the makeup guys who worked on the film got nominated for an oscar and i think they deserve to win because without the makeup of this film there's no film because i cannot prank people as myself. yes, that's true. >> jon: here is w

i might need this one. liberation right here. because i can.have that opportunity to do what you want to. this is probably going to be the only cigarettes i buy, to be honest with you. when them done, probably go to dipping. no, i'm kidding. >> bye, donald. take care of yourself. >> thanks. tell snake when you see him, tell him i'm finally free. >> okay. all right. i don't want to see you back, neither. >> no. >> all right. take care. >> i got my degree in life now. >> all right. take care, donald. he's on his own. there's going to be a lot of pressure on him. it's hard to tell if he's going to be sincere. i know he wants to be. but the temptation may be just too strong for him. but we're through with him unless he gets picked up again and gets another case and they send him back our way. >>> next on "lockup," donald sends news from the free world to his old pal bobby gilbert. >> the girl who picked him up, she blank-blank so i'm not going to go there. but maybe i might get me a blank. tte or au lait? cozy or cool? "meow" or "woof"? everything

i might -- you know, i might have a little conscience. i might throw some of it to charity and try to feel better about myself. but i can't possibly -- how many yachts can i water ski behind in baltimore harbor? and yet that's the kind of argument that supply side economics is. give us the job makers, the money and we'll make jobs. not with all of it you won't. a lot of it's going to wall street and it's going to sit there and it's going to be subjected to much less tax liabilities, the capital gains. you know, the scam of it, the scam of what america's become, you know, give the money to the rich and they'll see that you're not poor. is that really what you're saying? but you know, you actually argue about making the poor people a little less poor and then half of congress is running away as if this is going to -- you know, if you want your economy to grow, people have to have the money. they have to have the discretionary income to buy stuff. that's what made us great in the last century is that suddenly a working class which was on sub

me but i might not make it through this moon night."laughter] >> jon: hang in there, jade rabbit. i got moon dust in the eyes. china may not have run the race for space but they won the race for most leer call and poetic robot i've ever heard. all we get when american computers fail is like a public domain song from the 1800's. ♪ you call that moving? you might as well just break out alexander's ragtime band. look, i really am (bleep) old, aren't i? i felt the entire audience go is that gravity, what movie is that? i cannot stress this enough, these are the actual words from china's media on behalf of jade rabbit. and they are the notebook level heart-rending. let's go out to the moon right now. perhaps we can just hear a little bit more of his real actual beautiful last words. >> hello, everyone. my master found i have a mechanical control abnormality, some of my body parts will not obey their commands. >> jon: goddamn it jade, don't you quit on me. don't you quit on me jade rabbit. don't you do it jade rabbit. >> the sun has fallen an

i might do this bonnie and clyde project and he was nice about it and i confess that i hadn't seen his version i don't think he was thrilled at that but i think he also watch shows though if you will how does it come to plan three networks how did that work well what i think it was was originally it was just history in life time and i think that they wanted to create the network wanted to create some kind of and try out what would happen to the audience if we put it on two different networks you know history channel is much more male oriented it was on the history annie and lifetime alter and they added a any. mid shoot at that point when they had the third network we were just at the actors were i think a little bit confused you know we're like three now or so it's a lot more to play it three times the money yeah. not like a brooklyn zone and things that would go beyond. your. play. and. get more of a close up you way back there hard to see our smart. miss and sexy. back when. you get there. how do you counter the fact that he was so popular in the country. you know i don't think with

i might be too old to learn this new stuff. >> i don't think so. >> stephen: really?sation about gender, and i think our genders are as unique as we are. my father had a very black and white idea of gender, men do this, girls do this. women do this, boys do that. for me i was forced to follow all of his rooms. i was a baby who was assigned male at birth and told i needed to act like a boy. >> stephen: if i have a baby and see certain genitals-- i don't want to get into any of the rough stuff-- i might say that's a boy. am i to go the wrong thing by doing that? should i just call a baby "it." until it's old enough. >> or "they" or "my child" or "my kid." >> stephen: would you like this to to be not a big deal eventually? >> i would. >> stephen: so you want to be like the rest of us which is boring. what is the most boring aspect of being transgender? >> what is the most boring aspect of being transgender? >> stephen: yes. because life is boring. mostly it's this. this is night, but there's that, which is that. this is good. boring is good, right? >> i think the most bo

( laughter ). >> ficould have a do-over, i might go-- i might reconsider that. >> stephen: all right.ause ) and when? and when? and for that matter why? and while we're at it, where? we've been there for 12 years. what do you think needs to happen there? or can we win that war or will we just redefine what winning means? >> we certainly won't win. the afghan people are the only people that can win that war. but we need to understand that afghanistan has been in turmoil, essentially in combat since 1979. and so, we've had two generations of afghans who know nothing but chaos. since 9/11, 2001, when we entered that fall, there's been an effort on the part of the west, led by the united states primarily, to give the afghan people a chance to move forward. now, they've made a lot of progress in the last 12 years, kids in school. they've had a generation grow and had 14 million afghan females with new opportunities. there are more afghan female fen afghanistan's parliament than there are american females in the american congress. and so, there has been progress, and i don't think they want

i think that people are not as simple as that question assumes about them. people who want water, will drink water. and not soda. >> but if they can't buy it, at lunch, so that might be a problem. >> commissioner dwight? >> another thing that we would ask you about i would ask the waste haulers and it is illegal to sell water in cans and glass, correct? >> so p perriri and those who bottle the brands are bottled in glass and metal and buying in the metal cans as well, all of a sudden we are going to convert, lightweight plastic waste to heavy wait glass waste. and all of those waste bins are going to be filled with glass. some or many of those bottles are going to get broken in public venues where we are having event and so we have the safety issue as well as a waste hauling issue that the glass is going to weigh ten times more than the plastic waste and not as compressable as the plastic waste as it is being hauled off. and so i just see a lot of challenges here for a piece of legislation that is, you know, rallied around one point. and environmental point and not a trivial point, but i actually think that the environmental point is specious and i think that the

i didn't get it very quick that i may you it might be. god. you guys should be and i haven't been here i won't follow you thank you. and you get there at basic when i ask you tom. could you just briefly describe what's going to happen before the heat and what should normal people like me so do to prepare or to that we thank you very much. thanks thanks for the call. in terms of the premise of the crash twenty sixteen is twofold one is that you know history goes in cycles we get we make a horrible mistake we learn from it over the next you know we pay for that mistake we have a depression and a war then we figure out how to prevent it we do that for about fifty or sixty years then the last person who remembers the mistake time dies and we have twenty years a stupid and it falls apart again so every eighty years we have a crash followed by war eighty years ago it was the crash of twenty nine followed by world war two eighty years before that was a crash eight hundred fifty six or eighty years before that was the crash in seventy eight seventy fol

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i started with you as the easy reader. you might be the first person i liked on tv.>> okay, i believe you. >> it's great to have you here. when does the voice kick in? is it puberty or do you develop it over a long period of time. >> no, i was 30 when it settled in. >> jimmy: past 30. are you able to disguise your voice. if you were to call, to make a reservation or something. do they recognize you immediately? >> it doesn't happen at all. no everybody seems to know when i call. >> jimmy: they know when you call. your voice is one of the most imitat. i think everyone thinks they do an imitation of you. do they do it to you when they meet you? >> no, no. >> i wouldn't recognize it. i don't know. my voice doesn't sound the same to me as it does to you. >> jimmy: that's right. unless you're used to hearing your voice come out of a speaker or something like that. >> but when you talk, you're just rattling around in your own head. >> jimmy: yeah, especially when i talk. it's just rattling around in my head. you've not been here before. i'm excited to have you here. but we

take it on the chin i might get the hell beat out of me but shouldn't i try it we have to have more parties in this country and we can't be afraid of that right and but structurally to make it possible so that you don't have the what was i mean ralph nader didn't actually flip florida it is george bush but that was the hit. and so you don't have that problem of the third party stepping on the second part to fix that you can do an instant runoff voting or we're going to cost amend the constitution to have proportional representation but anyhow we have i think you know in seattle we just had the socialist socialist mayor yeah she was on this program not a member and a member of the city council now separate church yeah it's a it's a it's marvelous ok let's pick up some calls or ed in here in pennsylvania you want to talk about fracking tonight at eight tom i was going to talk about broccoli but if you don't mind i would rather security dick cheney and halliburton certainly iraq kuwait you war you got it might have been tito with the yeah so he could actually investigate just ordinal d

i might suggest we would not be here if we had quality management post office. and so i am not going to go through this in any detail unless someone wants me to. i understand senator levin has been able to get an accommodation on extension on the six day delivery, which incidently if i could comment, the one thing the post office does that nobody else does is six day delivery. i don't know why we will want to take away that one advantage that they have in the marketplace. i have run a few businesses in my day. i've sat on a few corporate boards. i look to what i'm doing and no one else is doing an ally can leverage the opportunity. i feel pretty strongly about 60 delivery. as an opportunity for the post office, not as an economic burden on the post office. and so i am not going to put a target date in year. as i understand the senator has been able to secure a commitment i would move this amendment because what it does is provide accountability, responsiveness to the consuming public and to the people who expect there mail to be delivered on a timely basis and pe

but she's not known for its alpine skiing snowboarding and i might not be very good at it but it's like to see the export of rice. i miss the professional snowboarders when that very soon and get medals on this mountain. it seems that some of those were not born to such winter activities. let's embrace of a saucy. the problem of sin every time a pet but the professionals do it but i was lucky enough to catch up with american spirit to let loose from the nineteen ninety eight the gun against the cobblers straight sub else they would think but also to experience them up the i think it's wonderful it's beautiful here i might look better than google google earth before eight am and i thought well i hope it's a skillful from the ground is that if the air in the past and it's lovely it's the people of unfriendly and skills base a killer and in sochi itself is a very beautiful location. i've gotten to put my feet and the black sea. a lot of negative publicity in the indian media. all the athletes getting on together in a certain rates the athlete village is phenomenal. the food has been great.

i might add with it white. heat about you will will will will will i had to be with you and welcome to another edition of european channels. let's take a look what's coming up and this week's program. reliving the death march from a house thing. ukraine's only gone to the team to play the com. i'm shock infested waters off the french island of green imagine that it almost seventy years ago the nazis ordered the evacuation of the auschwitz concentration camp in code and it was january nineteen forty five the soviet red army was a bouncing and fifty six thousand inmates already weak and emaciated were forced or will they be fifty miles to a railway station near the thai border. and that they would be taught what to prison camps in gemini. fifteen thousand prisoners die along the way. what is a tribute to all those people who lost an eye it's a small group of pals decided to walk the same route as the new tories to my hutch. we went on to meet them. the beautiful teen group. fourteen holes stepping on to retrace th

i have no -- i mean, i might have tied him up. >> this is shades of memory, you know, flashback when hair, i jump at it. >> what you did do jimmy there. >> ah. >> you took over. >> that's good. >> certainly you didn't do that with george. >> no, i wouldn't do that. >> matt, so desperate. >> i didn't bother gagging him. it's too early in the morning. >> george was so looking forward to being bound, as well. >> acting is in his career. i can tell that. look at that rocking, matt. come on. >> george, in peril. we'll get to that. so happy to have matt here and also later in the show we'll talk about "the monuments men" and i know you'll be back on jimmy kimmel on thursday for more antics with the whole gang from the movie, right? >> yeah, you know, jimmy's having us on, which is interesting. i've never been on the show before. you know, i've been backstage waiting for about ten years now. but he says that i'm going to get on the show. i think george clooney brokered a deal. >> it's good to be george. >> also ahead, take a look at this picture. parents, rock bottom moments. we all have the

have you read the book, "killing jesus." >> i read the book, and then i thought, oh, my god, i think i mightl o'reilly out in the real world, he was nice to me. >> are you sure it was bill? >> it might have been craig t. nelson. >> he was at the knicks game. what was he doing? stuffing his face with popcorn? >> we want to make sure he's happy, what kind of snags does he like. >> o'reilly has a very big mouth as he will admit. >> i'm afraid, because o'reilly is much bigger than i am. >> everyone is much bigger than you. >> have you seen bill dance? >> he can do a pretty cool mover too. >> he's got that fake thing where he's like, i'm mad about everything. >> can i attest, that's real anger. >> i know it is, he's a horrible person. i love bill, and he's a great guy. >> that was worth it, that was a great line from regis philbin, i know you're excited about marijuana. >> that was good. >> last night, erin andrews, sportscaster for fox was not real nice to you. and she declined to do this program last week. she tweeted something today. >> she claimed the reason she walked away is because i asked

specifically, if you asked me about this item, no i don't have any comment on it and i guess that i might as well sit down to public comment. >> we will have public comment at the end. >> thank you. >> do we have anybody that would like to make public comment on this specific item, item number five? >> seeing none, public comment closed. >> if i could draw your attention, there was written public comment submitted in each of the commissioner's binders for your information >> do we have a recommendation. >> i would like to move that we support this legislation with the one modification with the space and the prorata allocation as it is described and replace it with a language that we have proposed. >> second. >> and okay, do you want to do a roll call? >> commissioner adams? >> yes. >> and commissioner dooley. >> yes. >> dwight. >> yes. ortiz-cartagena. >> yes. >> riley. >> yes. >> and it passes. >> thank you. >> mr. president, that takes us to item number 6, decision and possible action to make recommendations to the board of supervisors on board of supervisor's file number 1 31207, envir

like, might as well go all-out. all right. i call might brother. might try a 1620 japan. hez like, really? my brother is like -- what? send it, i guess. like you're at the olympics. and i dropped in. this is, coming to the last drop, this is going too well. i got to definitely do the 1620, and i just threw it and half way through the air was like it's coming around perfect, and it ended up coming around just like the 1260 but a full 360 more. but it felt a little of the same feeling. i put my legs down right when i felt it, and it was unreal. i could not believe riding out of it that i larcnded that firs try. >> a pretty laid back guy, just 20. he tweeted this morning, whoa, how random. made the finals at the olympics. knew gold medalist. >> my favorite story 69 games and wet just got started. >> hard to top. tell you that. team usa won another medal in the ladies mogul competition. hannah kearney. a little disappointing. the favorite to bring home the gold, but ended up way bronze. at least she medaled. >> please. >> here's a look at the current medal count. norway, remai

if i buy a home, i might need to buy a couch but i'm not going to spend $1,000 on clothes because i have this giant purchase. >> it's all fungible. if you're making a lot more payment on your iphone every month, if you're making a payment on a car every month, it's money that's not going into a sweater. i don't disagree with that. the other big thing going on here is it's getting to be harder and harder to be an off-price retailer, because the full price retailers are selling at the same prices as the off-price guys. it's really hard to say 40% off of department store prices, 40% to 60% off when the department store is saying 40% to 60% off. i think that's a longer term theme. that's not going to get better over the course of this year. >> doesn't that dovetail in the theme you have a giant like walmart who is trying to play in a small store format, isn't that going to kill the dollar stores? >> i think it will make it much harder for the dollar stores. i look at these numbers today and i'm not a big target fan despite the fact i wish i were today, because i think walmart is putting pres

. >> no matter how tired or cranky or whatever i might feel, when i walk into this place i always walkeeling great. >> if you feel comfortable using computers and you have patience, we want you on our team. >> would you show me how to type? >> [speaking in spanish]. >> will you help me learn more? >>> >> >> >> february 6, 2014, >> >> >> good afternoon, welcome to our rules committees meeting for thursday february 6, 2014. i'm supervisor yee and i will be chairing this meeting. to my left is supervisor campos and katie tang who will join us. lisa miller is our clerk. and we would like to acknowledge the staff of sfgtv, jessie larson and joshua alexander and record eefrp of our meetings and make the transcripts available online. are there any announcements? >> yes. please turn off electronic devices. if you wish to speak, please fill out a card. >> >>supervisor norman yee: madam clerk, please call item 1. agenda[health, business and tax regulations codes - safe body art]1304021.ordinance amending the health code by repealing miscellaneous sections relating to tattooing and adding article

i might describe it if i were on the roof in fargo. here is live doppler 7 hd. this is a before picture sent us perfect a viewer in santa rosa. his name is kevin. check out 24 hours later, trees just reaching out above the water. what a difference a day makes, huh? state wide conditions, a dry day across california. clouds around, lots of sunshine. mild conditions. and will be a bright day with clouds around. mid-60s inland. here is the accu-weather forecast. we'll see mild weather thursday, friday, high temperatures upper 60s despite the fact there is a chants of sprinkles friday, valentine's day, cloudy. that won't dampen hearts of lovers on vd. >> now, michael fan is ready to play how will he be received in the league? a lot of team and players are wondering next in sports. jenniea where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought wsurprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah.

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>> one of the woman who are hyper tick lish. >> some people try to do fake overreactions so i thought it might but i found one still from the clip that tells me it's definitely real. that. >> yeah. >> okay. here's our second video. >> we're supposed to believe this dog is making these sounds. >> kind of mad at you for this one, matt. this is insulting. this is insulting. you think we're going to think this is real? >> i'm sorry. i did not mean to disrepresent you guys. >> it's real cute but fake. >> you can agree this is fake. >> yeah. sometimes it's just fun to look at a fake. everyone knows it's fake. but it matches up with the actions perfectly so it was funny, but definitely fake. >> all right. our third and final video. ♪ >> oh, no. >> what just happened? hold on. >> play that again. >> i want to see that over and over. >> wait, wait, wait. >> it was an air compressor. high pressure air compressor he just shot. looks like the guy is wearing sweatpants and loose pants. >> and smoke or something blew out of his butt. what's coming out? like blew his pant offis off wi far. >> try this on eve

push forward. >> i did gave it a try and had great time but i might need some more practice. i met someone else with real fly casting skills. her name is donna and she is an international fly casting champion. >> i have competed in the casting ponds in golden gate park in san francisco. i have been to japan and norway for fly casting competition. i spend my weekends here at the club and at the casting pond. it's a great place to learn and have fun. on a season day like this, it was the perfect spot to be. i find fly casting very relaxing and also at the same time very challenging sport. takes me out into the nature. almost like drawing art in the air. and then i can make these beautiful loops out there. >> even though people from across the globe come here to compete, it's still a place where locals in the know relax and enjoy some rely unique scenery. until next time, get out and play!

plus whatever else i might need. it is very good to be here. i want to thank the attorney general for the good work he does. i know he is aided with great, great skill by two former schumer employees who work for you, elliot williams who has been gone for a while and brian fallon who we miss very much and is doing a good job for you. >> thank you, senator schumer. >> first on autism spectrum disorders. i know you're familiar with the case of avanti o'kendall. he's a child with autism spectrum disorder he wandered away from his school this fall, about 50% of children with this condition wander, and his remains were found three months later. the heart of new york went out to him and his mother and grandmother. i've met with them and know their grief and heartache, shared by many parents with autism, you can imagine, when a child wanders away and many of them are nonverbal, very, very heart wrenching situation and a dangerous situation as unfortunately asv -- avanti's death showed. right after avanti went missing, showed. right after avanti went mi

wait until the weekend and rainfall will am not rain that much a am lot of arizona get trap had and i might be a little high on 0 some of these modelsels. i do not, i think it is 27 in clear lake. we get a break accept freezing cold and nothing but rain on saturday and sunday. >>> information can be released in the autopsy of hoffman. he was found dead in his new york apartment with a needle in his arm. packets of heroin were found near the 46-year-old's body and police suspect he died of an overdose. they are wondering if his death could be linked to a blend of heroin and synthetic morphine. >>> there is a push tonight legalize marijuana -- push to legalize marijuana on the november ballot. they need 400,000 signature it is it will undoubtedly be a huge amount of tee seer to see a change in these laws. >> we are very concerned one or two might make it on the ballot and we are preparing for the sight of a lifetime. >> currently new york and washington are the only places where marijuana is legal. the. >>> and community catastropheingit with other drivers, they soon can make it possible. . >

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