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one thing i love when i go into his classroom i never want to leave i think a lot of folks feel that way. i offer my congratulations to you and thanks for your participation at our school (clapping.) come on up. >> congratulations. we're going to need a picture. okay >> you'll have to forgive me i'm not used to talking in front of grownups. thank you to the board and the district for giving me this award. i love what i do but it's a difficult job everyday i challenge myself and ask the to do the best. i'm also so critical of myself. i want to do the best everyday and moment. you know, we share on a day to day base it's great to hear we're doing a good job and mom i'm on tv. thank you (clapping.) yes. you are mr. moore >> attaboy. and you know was it will be streamed on line so you can go and watch yourself. so members of the board i want to call on principle of the one and only abraham lincoln to present the service award to ms. germany transmitted harris. thank you. okay. so i'll use the met for thought shiny floor. as a principle i love a shiny floor and with trudy i didn't the flo

[ applause ] >> well, first of all, i guess that i want to... to all of you, and since 1982, the water front is to look pretty but now it looks most, most pretty. and happy to see the changes that we have. and i know a great respect for the executive port director and commissioner brandon and is nice and that made me and made me motivate me more to stay here but i would think about to stay here a little bit longer, but i love my job, i love it. but, now, family is priority. so as i decided to retire at this time. 31 years, was half of my life. most of. but i really love working here. and a nice supervisors. and our financial director, so nice, and it is nice to be with the employees, the port employees are family, and the most activity that we have, and we have fun. it was professional working with the port. and i am happy. and i am happy when i came and i am happy when i go in. yeah. >> thanks to all of you. i love you all. and i love you all and always. commissioner, thank you, for the opportunity, at this time. and thanks, thanks for everythin

i want to acknowledge our elected family and mayor thank you. see our assistant district attorney johnson and, of course, our supervisor jane kim who's district is where this amazing institution is going to be located. i want to give a special acknowledgment to our carol consulate and unfortunately, we're going to be losing him but carol's thank you for your contributions to not only the mexican and latino but the entire community. it's been a long time coming and i think a number of people have seen it coming and i see supervisor jim gonzales reminded me that it takes two guatemalan malgz to make the museum happen. and i see supervisor christina and former members of the agency (calling names) and, of course, the successor agency. the reason this is a special moment in many respects it, it's what makes san francisco special. i think a key value and principle we live by as san franciscans is that we're all in it together and that none of us can really is to have made it. none of us can say we're there unless our brothers and sister too have made

i didn't want to exist. i really didn't want to exist. >> i'm seeing the right doctors. tells me i'm not crazy. i'm going to a psychologist, and he's helping me the best that he can. i think i should get more help, but i'm getting the best that i can, and i'm getting worse. >> my daughter was living in ontario, and she was getting married, and they were having a shower for her. i was a nervous wreck knowing that, "how am i going to get on that plane?" and i was sitting there waiting for us to get ready for take-off. and it hit. it hit like the biggest storm ever. the sweat. the heart rate. the full-blown panic attack. and i just said to the stewardess, i said, "you have to get me off this plane. i am not going to be able to settle down." and then, like, i just started to scream, and i said, "you have to get me off the flight now, or we're gonnate pilot's gonna have to turn

i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. i want you to be handsome. i want you to be awesome. i don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. i want you to return my emails. i want you to keep me doing this for another sixty years. at kaiser permanente, we want you to choose the doctor that's right for you. find your perfect match at kp.org and thrive. fooling around today... ... threw dollar, dollar bills n... . >> nba top of the warriors, they are not fooling around. center andrew bogut signed a contract today. he missed 50 of 82 games nursing an injury. he is hard to find. also they waved curry to keep the younger curry in the league: >> reporter: calling shots to be a manager? >> i want to be able to get back to the pinnacle of the game and be one of the guys that makes those decisions. >> williams will have a chance to do that with the nationals. he will be the next manager of the team replacing davey johnson. >>> the quarterback picked off 1 and 1. 34-yarder. 4 rushing touchdowns. lincoln wins 34-15. we begin the top 5 with jim

i want to thank all our staff for the excellent work. and i think the lady for stepping into the role and doing a phenomena job. kathy has done a fantastic job additional i want to thank her for the fantastic report >> thank you superintendant. all right. seeing no other comments from board members madam clerk, please call the roll. >> thank you all right. discussions of other educational issues. mr. superintendant i believe you have a presentation >> yes. i'd like to call in the chief of staff to update the board on the vision 2014 process. it's an exciting process and this is about a two hour update (laughter) i'm just checking for update no, it's going to be very short >> good evening commissioners and thank you so much. first of all, i want to thank the superintendent and the board of education for sponsoring this great voigs process. we worked for many months to design a process that would help us reenvision education for our students in san francisco. there are handout here and i'll start the presentation to keep us rolling. basical

i could rap all my want. ho ever i couldn't have made it to the point to make it. now as a celebrity, blah, blah, blah, i reached a ceiling. and the way that paparazzi talked to me and my family is disrespectful also. we bring something of joy to the world. when people hear my music, they have a good time. i should be respected as such when i walk down the street. don't ask me a question about something you saw in the tabloid? don't try to antagonize me? it is not safe for you in the zoo. never think i am not from chicago for one second. you can walk up and disrespect me and my family. constantly. people say, well you signed up to be a celebrity. blah, blah, blah, it is look you know what? i understand paparazzi. you got to get your money. it is hard out here, blah, blah, blah, let's have respect for each other. you do help me get money, paparazzi. you show people how fresh my outfit is. that has some influence. >> jimmy: show up in your house in the middle of the night and your wife and daughter are there, th

know you want to get back to the story. and i don't want to stop you. osa, what's the chicken san "joe-a-keen" ? chicken san joaquin. it's an old mexican recipe. all right, katherine. i'm going. i will try to get back here before it gets too busy. - okay, mr. brashov. - where are you going, victor ? i have a meeting with the bank. i am signing loan papers today. too bad. i was just about to set up the chess board. getting money from the bank is the one thing i like better than beating you at chess. good-bye, mr. brashov. there was something i wanted to tell you both, but i can't remember what it is. i'm sure you'll think of it later. the one thing victor needs more than money from the bank is a good night's sleep. it's a wonder he can remember his own name. crossroads cafe. yes, this is mrs. blake. when ? is she all right ? yes. no, i'll get there as soon as i can. rosa ! hey, this is not a train station. you don't have to yell. suzanne's in the emergency room. she fell at school. - oh, no. is she all right ? - i don't know. i've gotta go. yes, of course

i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. i want you to be handsome.hi...david. i want you to return my emails. i want you to keep me doing this for another sixty years. at kaiser permanente, we want you to choose the doctor that's right for you. find your perfect match at kp.org and thrive. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: everybody, we are back with the one and only johnny knoxville. his new movie, "jackass presents: bad grandpa" is in theaters everywhere this friday. johnny and i are about to play a cool drinking game called "battleshots." and the game works like this. johnny and i are going to take turns guessing coordinates. if you miss, you mark that spot with an "o." if you hit, you mark it with an "x." you say hit. then your opponent has to drink the shot on that coordinate. now, the way we pitched it to johnny -- it's great. we'll all do shots of beer. and he goes, "why don't you just make one in the middle a tequila shot? so everything in the silver cup is tequila. [ cheers and applause ] i have the rest of the show to do, so -- >> come on

i wanted to confront him and hurt him. but... >> kirk: what about her as well? >> i was yes, i was angry and i did confront my wife about it. i got in her face and we got into a very big fight about it. and it was very unpleasant. and only out of the fact that i still respect my wife and i still love her noatter what, i decided after she asked me not to that i wasn't going to get into derek's face and say something about it as much as i wanted to. >> kirk: scott do you think the two of them have had sex? >> no, i don't believe it to be true. not one bit. >> kirk: when we come back, i will reveal the results of the lie detector test. you don't want to miss it. [applause] [♪] >> next on "the test"... is everyone ready for derek's lie detector results >> i'm ready for it >> what does that mean? >> kirk: did you say they were in an orgy together? >> girls sneaking around? tell me about the stripper party. do you think your girlfriend got pregnant on purpose to trap you and lied about being on birth control or poked holes in your condoms? call... [applause] >> kirk: w

to you, i really want to talk about this. his really comes down to is picking on groups that are too weak to defend themselves. most groups are so big, if you came against a black slur or jewish or japanese slur, we would stop it. aren't you concerned that the native-american community is so small, that they just can't defend themselves? >> i would think if a native-american were watching the show, they might say how weak or insecure do you think i am? do you think i have no ability to have self-esteem? i don't need you to tell me what i should be offended by. i'm more concerned about high unemployment, about alcoholism, about my people being dependent on the government. this is the trivial issue that the left-wince media gets involved. >> i have a heritage, and i'm offended, but more importantly the organization that represents 150 tribes, is also offended. do you think they're ought deluded? >> the polls i have seen have no problem -- >> i was astonished. announced it was no longer going to refer to the washington redskins b

i want to see him. judge lake: good. because i know he wants to see you. what would you want to say? i love him. and i'm sorry for denying him. is it okay if mr. shrum meets his son for the very first time in my chambers? yes, your honor, he may. judge lake: beautiful. this has been a good day because we have done something, not just for you, but for baby blake. because he has a mom and a dad that both want to be in his life. and that's what every child deserves. i wish you the best of luck and i will see you in chambers. court is adjourned. (gavel banging) so, mr. shrum, are you ready to meet your beautiful baby boy for the first time? yes, i am. good, 'cause here he is. i love you. mr. shrum, i want you to be a great example for him. step up. provide for him, take care of him, and be an example. (judge lake laughing) heartburn. aw, come on. [ male announcer ] rolaids gives you rapid relief and neutralizes 44% more acid than tums. [ fieri ] rolaids -- that's how you spell relief. narrator: today on paternity court... the last count i got was $60,000. what

i want to acknowledge it and recognize that. this afternoon when i was speaking to the mayor about this event and he had a conflict which is why he couldn't be here this evening and he asked me to speak. i had something to say too, so, but one of the things that i was contemplating and thinking about and speaking to with him particularly since his own background comes from doing civil rights litigation and working and being committed to civil rights in his own path to leadership which i thought was important. but it's equally important that we share those commitments right within our own community of san francisco and so having all of you here today and tonight and be honored is a big deal and it extends beyond your own family that extends to the entire communicated -- community of san francisco. on behalf of the mayor's office i thank you for that commitment and welcome the opportunity for the rest of this audience and the rest of this city to learn and grow from your example of leadership as it relates to civil rights. i have t

i want it back. [cheers] >> i knew that i would cry if i let this out, but we should be crying so that we can take it back and then we will be laughing. so, right behind us, great dreams took place, marches that expressed american values. the marches of the 30's, the depression, they would not lead the steps of congress until congress was accountable for what they promised and eventually they one. the great civil rights marches right here, right here, at first it was people as depressed and dispirited as we are right now, they believed in those most beautiful promises. on that note i am turning to the wonderful people who have joined me. i have studied how you have closed and opened societies. the most successful way to protest the echo singing is part of every successful movement. i am so glad that the organizers have been bringing music. i have a terrible voice, but when people sing together they are heartened for the long haul. who here knows woody guthrie, this land is your land? will you come clo

and i want this to stop today. >> kirk: you love this woman? > kirk: how long have you been together? >> two years >> kirk: do you want to spend the rest of your life with her? >> i've been talking about going back to ohio because -- >> kirk: would you go back with her? >> i've been asking her >> that is what he keeps saying. i do not want to go back to ohio and i'm worried that he wants to go back for his ex >> kirk: we are going to find out. up next the results of casey's lie detector test. stay with us. we will be right back. [applause] [♪] coming up... >> since being in a relationship th laura, have you had sexual intercourse with any other woman? [applause] [♪] >> kirk: welcome back to the "the test". even though laura and her boyfriend casey moved out to california, laura thinks he is cheating on her with his ex in cleveland. listen your ex did i read that she is living with your family? >> right. >> kirk: is that why you suspect? >> i think she is probably waiting for him to come home or something like that. >> kirk: is that why you want

"like, i want to keep going. pushing through." [ gasping ] after i finished the swim, i was excited to finish up with the run. i've definitely realized, in phase 2, that i love short-distance running. it's one of my favorite things to do. i think i'm pretty good at it. [ breathing heavily ] crazy to think about, six months ago, like, barely being able to -- to sprint on a treadmill. welcome to the next year of your life. don't stop. and so, to fast-forward six months later... okay. ...i was running fast. and i thought, "i really am gonna crush my time." [ breathing heavily ] maybe i have something inside of me that i never knew existed. i feel free knowing that things will get hard, that things won't always be easy, that life will throw you curveballs. oh! that is amazing! [ exhales sharply ] because on the other side of each of those new obstacles is either a success to relish in or a new challenge to face. chris powell, it's jamaze-balls. i just finished your challenge. it's done. it's over. oh, my gosh! i can'

your dad had one, your mother had one. >> i didn't want to see that. now i miss it even more. wanted to miss the mustache. they felt it wasn't good if a 70s porn star was giving advice. >> wendy: yeah. i had to lose spaghetti straps and cleavage. but it's worth it. >> i don't know why they won't let me have that back. when i shave every morning i feel like my mustache says can we come back? >> wendy: your show is going to be on for a very long time so get used to no mustache. in addition to having regular peopl like us on his show, kirk also has special guests ripped out of hot topics like lamar odom's mistress. >> yes. >> wendy: and michael and dena lohan. what were they likeo >> it wasn't as comfortable as this. it was war. i was in between war. >> wendy: do you -- >> they don't like each other. i'm going to give you that. but these were two people that just wanted to get the truth out. there's been so much said. my whole show is about the truth. that's all i want. i'm coming in, let's just be honest and see if we can clean the slate and then go from there. [ applause ] >>

i don't want your baby. i don't want kayla. i didn't say you wanted to have a baby. id you wanted to have the baby taken from us. it's proven by your actions. really? corey: yes. have i called cps on you? yeah, she came in and picked my baby up because we were outside on the patio... michelle: her premature baby was on the... okay. i need order. family doesn't save you and then dog you out. she... she called his job after we changed our numbers just to tell him that kayla doesn't look like him. judge lake: this is going all over the place and we're getting nowhere. i'm supposed to be looking at family. yeah. and it would seem as if you two don't get along. i mean, you could be strangers on the street and be arguing like this. now, you all are adults. you can mess up your life, you can not get along, you can be immature, but at some point it affects her. and you gotta get it together. (audience clapping) what is the emotion you're feeling, ms. hayes? (sobbing) you know, you sit there and you say family don't save you and dog you out. you're right. that's why i turned t

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i also want to say that with respect to laguna honda, i also want to make sure that in the discussing whether or not the move is appropriate, we also acknowledge that laguna honda is also pretty remarkable place that offers amazing service for people and there is a lot of great work that goes on at laguna honda and so, i am very gratified, you know and proud of that. so the fact that someone may be against this moving to laguna is not because laguna is not an amazing place, it is just a question of whether or not it is the right fit. but i want to be very clear about that. that said, you know, there was a lady, so many of the patients, it was so difficult to really hear them testify and it is clear that for all of them, it is a real challenge, physically, to come to a place like city hall and the fact that notwithstanding the fact that there are going through dialysis and that they are willing to make the trek to come to city hall tells me that this is a pretty serious issue. i will tell you that it kind of goes down to or comes down to one of the ladies said which is, sf general is a

when i was 13, i wanted to go to columbia. hought it was. >> jimmy: school's hard. yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> maybe, maybe i'll just go practice acting at like, nyu or something. >> jimmy: is that right? fantastic at nyu. be good to have you back here. your mom -- we were talking about that. your mom, i was going to ask you about this, because i know you're on instagram and twitter and all of that stuff. then i was like, must be weird to be a teenager and have your mom have access to everything your tweeting and -- >> following me on twitter. >> jimmy: yeah, is she following you? >> nope. >> jimmy: is your mom on twitter? >> oh, yeah. no, she created a twitter. >> jimmy: she has a twitter account and does not follow her own daughter? >> she follows katy perry and britney spears. >> jimmy: what is going on? mom, why! [ laughter ] >> i'm just not interesting enough i guess. i'm not brittany, that's for sure. >> jimmy: i know, but can you roar? oh-oh-oh-oh. can you do that? [ laughter ] wait your mom's not following you right now

i want to be free to go anywhere i want with these melodies. s: i was thinking of all the persons i have been fortunate to talk to in this chair who at some point in their career decided to do a standards project. everybody from rod stewart to glenn frey. i have never talked to a single person who did this once and didn't think they were going to do it again. which raises the obvious question, might you do this again e >> i would love to. it was a wonderful experience. legit and raw and organic. the guys came in, they were top of their line. the drummer played with ella fitzgerald, whitson dr.. with sinatra. got meime i did this, it chomping at the bit, i really want to do this project because i just feel very comfortable in that genre. maybe because my mom raised me on this, nat king cole. i used to watch dean martin as a kid and andy williams. it's just very much what i love. tavis: i don't want to put you in an uncomfortable spot of making comparisons, is there anything better than doing duets with sinatra or tony bennett? >> in my own life,

i didn't want to go, i didn't want to go to that. >> tell me about aim ber. -- amber. new girl? >> i met amber at a crucial time in my life. yaz was giving me so many problems and ups and downs and i did not understand i did not understand if you love me, why would you put me through that stuff, you know what i'm saying? when i met amber, when i met amber she showed me all the attitudes i wanted in a woman. all of them. it was hard for me to trust people. anyway before i met yaz. >> kirk: is amber your new girlfriend? >> yes. when i met amber she was there for me. when she was acting crazy. she was there in it sitting right here all the time like always there and i'm like you know what? she is somebody that i still love. should show her -- >> kirk: i want to meet the woman in the middle of this mess. i want to meet amber. let's have her come out. [applause] hi amber. nice to see you. thanks for coming on. whoa. whoa. no violence on my stage. no violence on my stage. i got this one. i got it. i got this one. no violence on my stage. i understand you are upset. but this is not the

i want him to get 50 tonight. love playing with these guys. >> the way we started out the first six minutes, you knew it was going to be one of those nights. >> it's the best feeling in the world, especially when you win. the crowd's going to be with us. we got the best chance. you're scoring like that. there's nothing better. >> they play the clippers tomorrow night. >>> sharks visiting the kings. the kings tie it 3-3 in overtime. andre kopitar. the sharks lose 4-3 the final score. >>> world series, game six. rid sock can clench with a win. victorino. the bases loaded. he unloads them. clearing the bases, make it 3-0 sox. well on their way to a victory. we go to the ninth. boston up, 6-1. he is so good. all post-season against matt carpenter. red sox win it all. johnny gomes, david ortiz enjoy champagne. >>> one more basketball note, the sacramento kings opened up their season with a win at home over the denver nuggets. more news after this. >>> okay. this has to be the best video of the day. this pint-sized boy,

i want one thing in a doctor. i want you to be handsome. i want you to be awesome. don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. i want you to return my emails. i want you to keep me doing this for another sixty years. at kaiser permanente, we want you to choose the doctor that's right for you. find your perfect match at kp.org and thrive. today marks 11 years since the d-c sniper killings started. the making of the killers is now portrayed on the big screen, including some cities here in maryland. in today's cover story... paul gessler sits down with the cast and crew of the critically- acclaimed film "blue caprice". nats: real 911 tapes it's a crime spree that froze a community. nats: real 911 tapes and seems frozen in time. ed norris, former baltimore city police chief: "people were terrified. people were terrified to send their kids to school, to go eat eat out, to go get gas. the acts were so random." dr. elliot king, loyola university communications chair: "you're scared for yourself, you're scared for your friends. it's like random terror." na

i want one thing in a doctor. i want you to be handsome. i want you to be awesome. don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. i want you to return my emails. i want you to keep me doing this for another sixty years. at kaiser permanente, we want you to choose the doctor that's right for you. find your perfect match at kp.org and thrive. good good. >> reporter: this is around oakland, midday today. you have got hundreds of people lined up to catch buses. lot of them have been there for an hour. this afternoon i found out that 289 people signed up for ride sharing today. those applications were processed after the strike was called. the day before there were only 62 applications. you can see just how much scrambling there was to get ready for the strike. b.a.r.t -- without b.a.r.t. a.c. transit is the main form of transportation but with so many people, getting around today was an exercise in frustration. >> i tried to get on a shuttle and they said it won't leave till 2:00 p.m. i came back down here, and 3f, waiting on another f bus. >> reporter:

i want one thing in a doctor. i want you to be handsome. i want you to be awesome.is for another sixty years. at kaiser permanente, we want you to choose the doctor that's right for you. find your perfect match at kp.org and thrive. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest, is a talented actress who's currently starring in the off-broadway production of "romeo and juliet" at the classic stage company, right here in new york city. please welcome elizabeth olsen, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: elizabeth olsen, how are you? >> i'm really good. how are you doing? >> jimmy: i'm doing great. last time i saw you, you were here. it was your first talk show -- late night talk show ever. >> it was like my first like, talk show ever. >> jimmy: oh, even daytime or late night. >> yeah. i was very sick also. which i felt like i shouldn't tell you that. >> jimmy: no. because you were great. you were such a good actress. >> no. it was all like a fog. >> jimmy: yeah, well i'm sick now. >> that's okay. >> jimmy: no. i'm making it up.

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s referral. >> i don't want to be in the hole for sure. k i should be, because i think i'm the victim here. >> okay. and all of that will be figured out when the actual scenario is heard from the attorney's office. the senior hearing officer. then you can go ahead and give him whatever information that you have. do you understand that? >> yeah. >> any other questions? >> no. >> thank you. you have a nice day. >> you, too. >> the postponement of his hearing means that michael will remain in ad sag for the foreseeable future and still faces the possibility of a 15-month shu term. >> my life is in turmoil, i'm looked in this little bitty cell. if i get found guilty by the people, these people, this is going to be a kangaroo court. i've got 15 months in the shu, which most likely i will be found guilty. and then, the worst part is that they are asking the d.a. to press charges against me. if the d.a. presses charges against me, and i get convicted over there, i have another life sentence on top of the life sentence i already did, and i i'm a vi

agree with you it's like i don't want to pay fifty dollars just so i can look at your face book out lying on a beach as i'm sitting at work no not that i look at facebook at work you know there's something you said for this because there are so many companies popping up that are doing this company's are benefiting from it just like you know honda is going to pay a little bit like five hundred dollars for you to buy a honda so they benefit from it too exactly and the companies getting on board it seems to only be growing this is the first one but i'm sure that it's only going to grow from there but you know the benefits to crowdsourcing oneself seemed dubious you know can you sell equity in your own individual success then what do you think of that would you ever do it yourself i would write i want some friends i don't want i don't love them back to me that it totally depends right because there are some things if you crowdsource successfully it means you already have a built in audience right like your project has already achieved a degree of

i want to use what i leonard in the airport committee to help inform the group. secondly as a gay latino harvey milk's has been a hero not only to the lgbt community but ass an inspiration to all folks. there's a special interest i know we all have in understanding the way to honor the past specify. and as a former airport employee at the sf 0 you can't have a great city without a great airport. we have a great city that what protect the reputation but to enhance our cities standing and a recognition as a leader internationally when it comes to human rights if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them >> any questions? seeing none. thank you very much. next speaker >> hello supervisors and good afternoon. i'm maggie. thank you so much for giving me the opportunity to present to you this afternoon in consideration of having me on this committee. i'm you currently an employee i work in the film office. any time folks come to town to get permits thaim i'm their person. i'm enrolled here in class and people are always talking about you in class. i worked i

i don't want that i don't want a liberal country i don't want socialism and i don't want to be like europe quite frankly i want to be united states of america. patricia that's good stay with the absurdity of the right obama isn't anywhere close to being a socialist he is a lot over the last may the middle of the really this isn't that where you think it's a solution as a means. of originated in the heritage foundation this was the original ploy karajan a chair all day long to enter into a now as late as that it will say look they. went to a thousand now i know where it came from so i mean that's that's like that and i think that's a start it got way way way bigger way worse bloated i mean we don't want this health care americans don't want it i don't know what point you're looking at but yes i am a lot of people do not want obamacare they don't want to go to the commissioners are sort of like you know who wants you to. jump in patricia. yeah i'm i'm really kind of astonished about how we can come to all of these conclusions without even having moved forward or having you know though

i want you to be handsome. i want you to be awesome. i don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. i want you to return my emails. i want you to keep me doing this for another sixty years. at kaiser permanente, we wt you to choose the doctor that's right for you. find your perfect match at kp.org and thrive. weekend, a u-s special ops team went into libya, and captured a suspected al- qaeda leader for trial back here in the states. as hank weinbloom reports libyan officials say unlike pakistan during the bin laden raid, they appear to be fine with the u-s incursion into their territory. libya's prime minister hoping the capture of an al-qaeda leader will not strain his country's relations with the u-s. zeidan says: "our relationship with the usa is one of friendship and cooperation. they helped us with our revolution. our relationship will not be affected by this event." (voice translato) his remarks coming after a raid in tripoli by american forces on saturday. the mission netting abu anas al-libi - a militant linked

i said that throughout. if you want, on areas of bipartisan agreement, a week ago the house passed a bill funding the men and women of our military. >> right. >> the senate unanimously passed it. but then the house passed eight other bills funding things like our veterans. funding things like the national parks. and harry reid has killed them. now let me be clear. it's important to understand. these bills, none of them even mention obama care. they're programs completely unrelated to obama care. and the position of president obama and harry reid is if you aren't funding everything in the government, they will fund nothing. you know, we launched a national website, fundourvets.com that says, listen, regardless of the shutdown, veterans ought to be above politics. they ought to be bipartisan agreement. we need to honor our commitments to the veterans. >> if you can use this leverage, they feel it's blackmail. let me ask you something about your fellow republicans. >> let me press back. twice you said harry reid would say

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you are those officers and to you and your family i want to congratulate you for your courage. to serve as one of your police commissioners. >> good evening, so this is what it looks like when men and women and people every day human beings are everyday heroes but today is no ordinary day. because those everyday heroes have gathered, considered and contemplated. and we stand here today to honor the extraordinary effort of extraordinary people. today you will hear stories about the officers of san francisco police department. all ranks. all stripes. different backgrounds. different knowledge. different abilities. but with one common thing in mind, they cared. they cared enough to go that extra mile to protect the city and county of san francisco. and its citizens. but it is no wonder that we are gathered here in this place to name some individuals. because this is what it looks like. an extraordinary police department. but they should be extraordinary. because it is my privilege to sit with these ladies and gentlemen who have the privilege of working alongside of an extraordinar

i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. i want you to be handsome. i want you to be awesome. i don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. i want you to return my emails. i want you to keep me doing this for another sixty years. at kaiser permanente, we want you to choose the doctor that's right for you. find your perfect match at kp.org and thrive. kpix-5's mike sugerman is ie >>> i'm liza battalones and it's another long and miserable commute leaving san francisco. north 101 is crowded beyond 280 on to east 80 getting towards out lower deck of the bay bridge. in fact, san francisco streets are gridlocked again with all those commuters trying to find their way to the lower deck of the bay bridge. leaving san francisco 101 is going to be jam-packed from 380, that's south 101 commute is slow to 92 where we have had delays across the san mateo bridge from about the 101 interchange approaching the high-rise. that's a look at the stressful drive home, guys. >> all right, liza. thank you. >>> kpix 5's mike sugerman is in the middle of t

i want one thing in a doctor. i want you to be handsome. i want you to be awesome. t want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. i want you to return my emails. i want you to keep me doing this for another sixty years. at kaiser permanente, we want you to choose the doctor that's right for you. find your perfect match at kp.org and thrive. >>> here is a very disturbing story, 25-year-old man in new york arrested for trying to join al qaeda. here is the amazing part, he said its easy to join using their website than it was to sign up for obama care. he was in, he was in in like two minutes. >> jay leno telling the obama care rollout fiasco. the joke is funny but nobody is laughing at the white house. and today, the obama administration says they will not change the march 31st deadline. let's bring in jack tapper, anchor on "the lead" and untold story of american valor, now in paperback. it's a fantastic powerful book and i want to get to some of the impact it had in medals that have gone out to people. in terms of obama care, lots of people making jokes.

but i want to get started because our time is short. lee, first of all, tell us about bully, please, what was your inspiration for that. >> sure, we kind of met before, we definitely wanted to make our session a little more relaxed and so what we'll try and throw it out to questions pretty soon and have a bit of a free style banter amongst ourselves. but bully basically began as a, like most independent film makers, a dream, how can i possibly make this film, be able to capture bullying and give it a home, if you will, in something as durable and impactful as a documentary or a film. it very much grew from my own experiences of having been bullied as a kid and feeling like or taking the memory of how hard it was to communicate what was happening, to find agreement or adults or even to get my parents to advocate on my behalf and feeling that if i could tie my own experience to what perhaps happens around the country that there was something very powerful there and that there was also a collective need for this film. so that was really the

i want to know from when. when since august of last year. >> kirk: from august >> so i mean up to now. up to now >> kirk: what if he is not cheating will you apologize? >> i will be the woman to apologize. >> ebony is so worried about boyfriend ulyses cheating she took away his cellphone and we got ahold of him and he is here. come on out, ulyses. what is going on? are you cheating? >> no, sir. ebony you know dang good and dang well i did not give you no std >> how did i get it? i'm asking you now how did i get it >> she is is so insecure. i can't go nowhere. nowhere. you know what i'm saying. nowhere. i -- >> kirk: you used to be a dog >> i love women. i have a gorgeous woman myself you know what i'm saying. but you get tempted sometimes. so i used to have a cellphone and i used to do the right thing. but i sometimes get the phone and start texting up girls >> kirk: that is why you took the phone? >> i did. i did. >> as of now i'm trying -- i'm trying to do it right now. i'm tired -- [all talking at once] >> t

i didn't want to lose him. f you realize that to tell someone you are pregnant or someone to get excited and look forward to having a child and for you to say you have a miscarriage you have to think about what you are doing to someone who thought he was about to become a father >> he was getting ready to man up >> kirk: do you know it is a terrible thingo do now? are you aware the worst thing a woman can do? >> absolutely and i feel horrible about it and it did damage our relationship for a whilement he forgave me because he is a forgiving person. but i do feel like he uses me. i don't think he gives a... about me. so i must be like a loser to be trying to get with him >> kirk: why are you here today if you think no one cares about each other? i'm more concerned about the imaginary baby you lost. when we come back we will find out if danny was messing around. i have the lie detector results when we come back. next on "the test"... i tried to get this couple to at least be a little nicer to each other. >> stop c

i want one thing in a doctor. i want you to be handsome. i want you to be awesome. don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. i want you to return my emails. i want you to keep me doing this for another sixty years. at kaiser permanente, we want you to choose the doctor that's right for you. find your perfect match at kp.org and thrive. >>> on a second look we're tracing b.a.r.t. as it prepares to celebrate its 50th% day. one of the darkest parts was when a fire broke out in the transbay tube. here's what happened. one train got off the track and forced another one to catch on fire. the tube would remain closed for 3-1/2 months while state officials tried to determine if it was safe and b.a.r.t. replaced the material in all the seats. here's our coverage from that night of the fire. >>> good evening there's a serious fire in the b.a.r.t. transbay two a fire that has claimed the life of one fireman. he died at providence hospital. one more fireman is critically injured. their injuries aren't as serious as the other ones. the fire is still burning

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i want to talk about that for a minute. i hear from my district and from americans across the country that the craziest part of the last few weeks is seeing the top health official laugh on john stewart's program. i have a teacher in my hometown where she has to face premiums that will consume nearly a quarter of her monthly in come, another constituent trying to comply but not yet received information claiming i'm concerned we will not be in compliance and face fines. they are calling for the repeal of the individual mandate and most of them are calling for that. yet another who's been advised that their current coverage will end december 31, 2013. so much for keeping what you have. it's concerned the dysfunction of health care government will expose me to a liability if i can't actions to the website. the founding fathers in 1776 declared their independence. the next year, they wrote a constitution that was 4500 words. this wording in here, the regulations not voted on by congress contains a massive 11,588,000,000 words. i

i want to see you smile again. i want to see you happy. >> kirk: what are your dreams? at do you want to be when you grow up? how old are you? >> 18 i will be 19 next month >> kirk: tell me what do you want to be when you grow up? >> i wanted to do nursing >> kirk: you want to be a nurse? >> yes, >> kirk: it can never happen until you are clean. never. anything that all those dreams they are not going to happen when are you on heroin. all right? so anything you want to happen, has to start today with you admitting that you are done. you are just done. and then we find a way to make sure you stay done. >> and we will get you help >> kirk: do you want to have a family and children? >> yes. >> kirk: ok. it can't ever happen, because odds are you are going to die. you are not healthy right now. they see someone that is barely recognizable. is this the sister you remember? >> no. she is always tan and her skin is white. she is just so thin. >> kirk: you say you are not living on the streets but you are not living in a stable environment. are you not living with true friends.

i want you to be handsome. i want you to be awesome. t you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. i want you to return my emails. i want you to keep me doing this for another sixty years. at kaiser permanente, we want you to choose the doctor that's right for you. find your perfect match at kp.org and thrive. to those who've been waiting welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage, and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >> jimmy: tonight on the program -- her show on mtv is called "ke$ha: my crazy beautiful life." ke$ha is here. [ cheers and applause ] and then, his album is called "the walking in between." making his television debut, ben rector from the sony stage. you can see ben live in birmingham, alabama, on wednesday. tomorrow night, from the movie, "bad grandpa," johnny knoxville will be here with the kid who plays his grandson. julianne hough will be with us. we'll have music from ariana grande. and later this week, kerry washington,

. >> i wanted to just confirm that i understand this correctly. and and negotiated with the original amount so that amount has not changed. and on the $12,500 per month, originally it was 12,000 per month but it was negotiated at the time of the original contract, so there was 12,000 a month for the first three years and up to 12,500 for the next two option years and if it were extended there is a small increase for the last two option years and >> it is a monthly retainer so that does not mean that we get a statement of the hours? >> and one of them, and just a trait line, although there is a weekly call and so we do know what they are doing on a weekly basis and the other one does detail out the hours to some extent. >> okay. >> thank you. >> and sorry. >> and director sartipi? >> just to piggy back on the question and with respect to the advocacy. do they do any analysis of any federal estate, legislation, that would in any form or shape change the qualifications of funding for the transbay. something may become a barrier to qualify for certain