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this year and and but directing a movie is something that that i need to do and i have stories that i really have to i'm working on a story right now it's been five years that i've been working the story and i we should have next year as it takes to know all the time so what that's what i like about photos you know the photos you have the idea and you work on it and you doing it you know you don't have to wait so long you know making movies or something that could be very heavy and you have to be extremely patients. being a photographer is something that you can provoke a new you just just have to do it you know it's like writing so. patients from our audience right now because it will take a short break and continue this interview with a wince and puranas in less than a minute stay with us. this is art. to reclaim the american dream and reaffirm that fundamental truth that out of many we are one that won't we agree that we hope. to me the american dream is to live in peace and prosperity and freedom and a government under socialism is not a government a free. hand you. have very moti

on the wall you know that's something that i that i need and that's part of me and i did i did this series on television but i. realized that i was a made for that because i got bored and some people say well i also get bored because i don't have time to to get to get to sit in front of a television set every day at the same time. but some people say in terms of stories in terms of dialogues in terms of many things budgets television series are becoming better than movies isn't true where there's like so many great series you know six of this is. in the city but some in so many others in iowa desperate housewives for you know you have like. i mean i like tons of it that i've seen and i think that they are really great you know so. yeah i think people want wants to have more time with the characters they want to spend more time you know what a movie or movies like an hour and a half two hours that they have like twenty hours of movies with the same characters as if they were living with them and sharing what the experience are and i think what people need you know. personally i don't

. >> you guys, i need you tomorrow night. i need every single vote in this room. i need you to get a couple of other votes from your neighborhood and get the caucus. i need a great showing in cedar rapids. we're going to win this thing with all of our passion and strength and do everything we can to get this campaign on the right track to go across the nation and to pick up other states and to get the ballots i need, votes i need to become our nominee. >> he is downplaying the remarks saying the former massachusetts governor was referring to winning the overall nomination, not the iowa caucuses specifically. eye on the general election, romney is focusing his attention on president obama rather than on his republican rivals as he has been all along. >> i think president obama wants to make this a european style welfare state. when instead of being a merit society, we're an entitlement society. government's role is to take from some and give to others. i know they'll substitute envy for ambition. and they'll poison the very spirit of america and keep us from being

i need your help tuesday. >> you will get it. >> oh, great. i need your help tuesday. thank you. thank you. need your help tuesday. i sharing major held tuesday. -- i sure need your help tuesday. hello. hi. what a group. >> thank you very much in goodluck . >> hello. >> thank you. >> one more for the gipper. >> ok. >> ok, tell your friends. >> you have got it. >> need your help tuesday. >> thank you. there you go. thanks. keep telling your friends. >> you're my winston churchill . >> thank you. major held tuesday. -- need your help tuesday. >> thank you. >> how are you? [unintelligible] >> that would be great. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> you have got my vote. i am glad you want to keep government out of education. >> you have to reestablish the system. teachers have to be inside the classrooms. need your help tuesday. didn't you need a congress like you had. >> thank you. proud of you. >> i hope so. i love to be here. oh, ok. >> have you ever notice that the microphones are so close? what's in our relationship with china big? >> friendly to the people and talk to th

i will need a motion and second to open the nomination for president. >> thank you. need a nomination or nominations for the office of president. >> i would like to nominate mark buelle for president. any other nominations? i need a motion and second to close nomination. >> move to close. >> second. >> and a bvote? it is unanimous. we are now going to office of vice-president. we need a motion and second to open the nomination. >i need a nomination. >> i would like to move my good friend and colleague, tom harrison, the nominated and voted our vice president. >> and the other nominations? if not, i need a motion and second to close. >> so moved. to go second. >> all those in favor of commissioner tom harrison as vice president please say aye. any opposed? motion carried unanimously. congratulations to both of you. [applause] >> let me make a few comments now. first of all, i am flattered and honored and i want to thank my fellow commissioners. i genuinely enjoy the work in the come moderate -- come moderate over, my fellow commissioners. comradery. i want to thank com

like an action that i guess you are in need really hollywood and many other parts in the. world of the world but what makes you. come to russia and take part in these russian projects because i because i like it you know i feel i feel so great here and i love working in russia it's different it's new and as i said you know i think what i'm what i'm looking for here is some kind of truth and some kind of energy that i may. that i'd like you know i like the every time i was making making a movie here or doing something here i always came back and reached and that's what i'm looking for you know just to enrich myself with the great experiences and here the never medium it's always like a strong there's always the extremes you know when you when you come to russia compared to france it is a bit when you do a russian the you don't get this kind of response in the west it's mostly for the russian public so so so why is it happening is that sad for you that me will do something in hollywood it goes international used to it stays here it wasn't like that before it wasn't like that

i think we need an audit of the federal reserve. i think we need an annual audit, frankly, and i think we need all of the decision documents of 2008-2009, and 2010 published so we can find out who they have begin money to and why and who they haven't given money to and why. and the amount that chairman bernanke has is vastly bigger than the general budget. the congress that is representative of the people has been spending less money than the federal reserve. and the federal reserve spends all of it in secret. i think that's wrong in a free society. i think we need to have a fundamental overall of the federal reserve to bring it back under control and to make it manageable. i think preferablely without chairman bernanke being there. [applause] yes. >> i'm not a conservative, but i have quite a few conservative people. friday i was trying to ask a question of rick perry. he walked away from me. he definitely would lose my vote. i want to ask about the issues. we should defund it, would you agree with that or would you work with others

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i need your help. i need you to do something for me.rick santorum. tell your friends, all your neighbors and family. take them with you tomorrow night. if you do, rick santorum will be the next president of the united states. [applause] before you hear from the men of the hour, i want to introduce a real special person, a great american. and number one new york times best selling author. give a shout out for brad gore. >> i know you are here to listen to rick, but he asked me to get up here and introduce him. i came here from chicago, illinois. i believe this is the most important election of our lives. the future of our country depends not only on the election coming up, but it is important how iowa will vote in the caucus tomorrow night. the future of this country. are we going to go back to a strong, prosperous america, or are we going to go the way of european socialism? people say why are you voting for rick santorum? it is not just about winning the election. it is about what happens that first day on the job. it is about having a

>> i know what this is. >> no, please, i need you to -- >> i knew what this was.wanted to test it. that's all. thanks. >> sir. >> i knew what it was. >> what did you think it was? >> nothing. >> right there. police! stop! >> no, no, no, no, no. >> get down! get down! put your hands behind your back. >> okay. no, no, no, no. i wasn't doing anything. i just came by to use the restroom. >> christopher cannon didn't stay for very long. he got scared and bolted. you would think the more investigations you do, the more people would know what's going on and the more people would flee. but actually, it's been the opposite. the more we do it, the fewer guys flee. and i'm not sure whether that's because they know that law enforcement is doing a parallel investigation and they're going to get arrested so they're not in a big rush to run out there or whether in some cases they just want to get this off their chest. just because cannon didn't stick around and talk to me didn't mean he was out of trouble, obviously. he was arrested by the police and did an interview with the po

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! >> ♪ lift every voice and sing 'til earth and heaven ring ring with a harmony of liberty let our rejoicing rise ♪ our ancestors are to be honored as the roots of the treat, and the greatness an

i just need -- i need her home. need to go into kidney dialysis and i don't want to do it if -- if i have to wait three to six more months on her to come home, i'll just die. >> thank you for being here today. and letting us know. miss culbertson is serving time for stabbing an individual, during an argument which is a serious offense and also that she has had multiple write-ups. to recommend parole at this time would have an verse effect on the institution. i'm going to recommend that you do the balance on your sentence. thank you, have a good day. >> culbertson's parole has been denied. >> so in other words, you got to serve ten more years? >> um-hum. >> basically, where's -- >> i'm sorry, it's okay. >> it ain't. i need to talk to the warden about them not -- >> stop, stop. >> please. please. >> you don't have to do anything. >> okay. >> go. >> parole hearings are not considered opportunities to visit. once the hearing is over, family members are immediately escorted off prison grounds, which leaves culbertson alo

noticing that, i said, we need ed lee to go another four years. warren and i had a vociferous meeting with the mayor on july 12 to urge him to run. if he ran, the tech community would support him. what you are seeing today is just the initial launch of the activities where the tech community will organize and partner with the city of san francisco. one week from today, the tech community will announce what it is going to do, in an organized fashion, to support what is happening in san francisco in the city, and with the efforts that code for america isn't leading. we are truly going to bring had a tech culture to san francisco. it will be very exciting. san francisco is lucky to have a code for america, ed lee, and especially our new chief innovation officer, jay knapf, who will speak now. >> thank you, mayor for the opportunity to serve as the chief innovation officer in the city. in my role, i plan on strengthening the partnership with our technology community and city hall to rediscover the digital age. we have discovered so much through our civ

i need a motion and a second. any public speakers on this? seeing none, comments from the board? commissioner murase: i want to thank you for stepping up. i think you'll have a good experience with the pac. it is such an important body for us, advising us in our work. i want to thank you for stepping up. >> you are welcome. president mendoza: did we hear whether you have children in our schools? >> i have a seventh grader at herbert hoover middle school and a 10th grader at wallenberg. president mendoza: excellent. seeing no other comments, roll call please. commissioner tom: yes. commissioner fewer: yes. president mendoza: yes. commissioner wynns: yes. vice president yee: yes. commissioner murase: yes. commissioner maufas: yes. president mendoza: 90. is there anything else you want to say, mr. millis? >> i look forward to working with the pac and making a big impact. president mendoza: thank you. item g is the consent calendar. never mind, i take it back. we have no public comment on item f. we have been off for a little while so i am a little slow around here. he before we go to

if i should need it, i can get that money. when the city pays me back, i pay them back, but that line of credit is still there. is that what they line of credit is? >> yes, ma'am. as you have a need for something to pay -- in this case, your bills -- before you get your invoices paid, that you would be able to do that. a line of credit is typically the way that most small businesses deal with cash flow variations. when invoices are paid, you pay down your line. that is slightly different from a permit working capital loan. those businesses that need permanent working capital for their business on an ongoing basis. in some cases, one can be used interchangeably. typically, what you are describing is a line of credit. when you go to a lender, you want to show them that you have the contracts that will be able to pay. lines of credit are typically going to be based on the credit scores of the business in this case. an important piece is making sure we do everything to know what our credit scores are. >> what is an average to good

i need to know how to comfort myself. and the way i gain comfort may be different from the way you gain comfort. but in order for me to cope with the things that happened in my life, it's really quite simple. i need strategies for comforting myself. and those strategies cannot be using drugs, prostituting, or sleeping all day because that's often what people try because they're sort of easy and sometimes readily at hand. i need healthy ways to comfort myself. right, and if you're talking about individuals in a program so you know that's not even an option, using drugs and all the prostitution and all that. we're talking about those that's in providing settings. and so, we've got to find ways, like you said, positive ways to help self-soothe. so, what i'm saying is we can't automatically assume, because i'm a rape victim and she's a rape victim, that nighttime is a bad time for me. so, what you're saying is individualized treatment plans for each individual. and, in addition to that, i think what's so important is the envi

i write because there is a need to have books for, by and about the african-american experience and how we helped to develop this country. i present to you patricia makinsik heart of literacy. >> i am from st. louis, missouri. a lot of you think i have said it in correctly when i said missouri. you think i got it slid into my southern dialect, right? no. i was not born in st. louis. i was born in nashville, tennessee, a little town side of nashville. that is where i grew up, went to high school, met and married my husband. moved back to st. louis where i lived part of my life. i heard people saying missouri and missouri. what is the correct pronunciation of our new home? the best place to go when you want information is where? >> [inaudible]. >> of course, we all know that. i went to the library and the librarian gave me a wonderful book and began a life long friendship with the librarian. missouri is the native american pronunciation. in their language it is the people of the big boats. one word means all of that. missouri. frenchman who came up the mississippi river. they said that wo

that is something i need to get back with. if in fact this is the same language, then that is a reasonable interpretation that members of the court could be within district boundaries, but not in the court room. >> i am not objecting to that. i would like to know. we have operated under a different obsession -- a different assumption in the past. >> i object. we need to have a physical quorum. we ought can have any role that we want as long as it is not more progressive than a law. >> that is right. it cannot be more permissive than the law. you might consider for reasons of public meetings and people having a sense that there is a public meeting in a way that they may observe, you may prefer to have physical presence. >> are you making a motion that we should amend this? >> as long as the quorum of the members of the board participate from the location, parentesis, have a physical quorom. >> if this was the entirety of the section of the government code, this could contradict this language here. >> i would like to share suppo

let's ok. >> do i need to fill out a card? > just go ahead and state your name. >> go ahead. >> i will let them leave. >> thank you. >> go ahead. >> ok. hello, my name is -- >> hang on just a second. ladies and gentlemen, the meeting will be continuing. just take a moment here. we will not charge this against you. >> if anyone else would like to speak, they should come to the front of the room with a speaker card. [room noise] >> i guess we are ok now. thank you. welcome. >> thank you for allowing me to speak. my name is hannah. i lived in an artist community of long standing at mayor oppose that and alabama. as you can guess, i am speaking to the parking meter issue. it is a very serious concern to many of us too, have, for a long time, lived and worked in that area. the feeling is that the plan came to us at the end of november and i did not have a clue that it was actually going on until i got back to town in early january. the matter was supposed to be decided in the first week of february. i believe that there has not been

i basically said, what else do i need? i've never going to be able to go to college. ing to be able to afford to go to college. i'm not going to get a scholarship. i might as well quit school and start working. i started working at 14. a lot of families are faced with that. especially single parent homes. they have multiple siblings. it's -- i think if i had the answer to that question, i'd be in the office. >> is it a slight problem for you when you face these kids and they know what you did? they said, look at you, you dropped out, now you're this billion dollar movie star. >> i say the odds of you doing that are slim to none so let's start with an education. get an education so you have something to fall back on. if i fail and my career ends tomorrow, i don't have anything else to fall back on. i'm going to to be sending my kids out to work. but they get it. i talk to them very straight forward. my story and then there's 20 million kids and most of my friends are either dead or in jail. and that's the reality. they live in that world so they get it. they know. i als

i need both of those. >> i just talked to my supervisor. >> can i speak with her, please? you guys are going to the extreme. >> i'm letting you know the department's policy. >> you are asking me to come in here without any type of lotion or oil for my skin. i am a woman. you are going to the extreme right now. >> no products with alcohol are allowed. you need to abide by our policies, ma'am. >> after coming dangerously close to being denied her visit, hope is allowed to proceed to the prison's gated conjugal unit. >> there are good things and bad things you have to go through to get here. >> hope says the difficulties of the prison visit are worth it. >> i knew who he was before i started coming to see him at the prison. and i liked him then. because we were friends first. and that's what made us bond as lovers even better. and it was special because we didn't make love until we got married. that's something that i never did before. so i was happy about that too. >> what are you going to do for two days? >> we are going to have fun. do a lo

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