daniel, steele, the author. >> i wish that we could bring all of our soldiers home now, anonomous. >> mayor leaves town they appoint a mayor for the day and i think that hannah should be the supervisor for the day when scott is out of town, thank you, hannah. >> okay, if you are following your program, throw it away or take it home with you so you know who was here today but he always have to change things around a little bit. i am thrilled that we have the mayor with us and we have the council general of japan with us and i want to bring them on so they can do the official thing that they have done for several years and exchange oragami

for each crane on the tree contains a wish from all over the world. i am optimistic that our hope will grow just like this tree. may we make these wishes come true by allowing the cranes to fly towards their hopes and dreams. thank you, thank you very much and now i would like to exchange cranes with mayor. >> let's hear it for them. >> i see the crowd goes every year for this event and it grows in size and diversity and you are all welcome here and the mayor would reflect those words as well. he loves seeing this diversity and we were laughing at a minute ago what a wonderful thing to have in city hall right here, one person that we forgotten to mention and a lot of this is in our program, take it home, but the tree was donated from the delancy street foundation, get your tree from them. i always try to keep an eye out for an elected officials i did see the fire chief walk in and joanne is here. thank you for being here. and now we are going to go back to our regular program because we have several people who have wishes who have spoken words they want

daniel, steele, the author. >> i wish that we could bring all of our soldiers home now, anonomous. >> i know when the mayor leaves town they appoint a mayor for the day and i think that hannah should be the supervisor for the day when scott is out of town, thank you, hannah. >> okay, if you are following your program, throw it away or take it home with you so you know who was here today but he always have to change things around a little bit. i am thrilled that we have the mayor with us and we have the council general of japan with us and i want to bring them on so they can do the official thing that they have done for several years and exchange oragami decorations and kind of a symbolic friendship act here in city hall and don't forget that san francisco is where the united nations is was founded. one more thing that was very interesting to me this year the council general's wife coordinated the gathering of wishes for the tree of hope for 40 other consulates around the globe. >> thank you for doing that. the mayor of san francisco, the council general of japan and his name is... wai

. ♪ i wish that this world was one world ♪ i wish that love ruled on this earth ♪ that everyone wouldindness ♪ that every life would be a life that knows no loneliness ♪ this is my wish and i wish that ♪ there would be no wars and i wish that ♪ no one had to hurt no more and i wish that everyone could ♪ see only love is worth fighting for ♪ and i wish that all of us could live ♪ in a world where all of us could forgive ♪ and i know it's just a dream but i wish this could be ♪ i wish that no tears would be cried ♪ i pray that peace comes to these times ♪ that love would be the light that would light the way through ♪ all the darkness that all of us could find ♪ the love to fill our hearts with ♪ that is my wish and i wish that ♪ there would be no wars and i wish that ♪ no one had to hurt no more and i wish that ♪ everyone could see only love is worth fighting for ♪ and i wish that all of us could live ♪ in a world where all of us could forgive ♪ and i know it's just a dream ♪ but i wish this could be maybe i asked too much ♪ maybe i shouldn't try but only faith can take us ♪ through th

i wish i was in school. i wish i was in school. i really wish i was in school.an: school ends, but free lunches for your kids don't have to. find your local food bank at feedingamerica.org/summermeals for help. together, we're feeding america. >> in all of u.s. history, there's only one president who has served more than two terms. there's a special memorial to him in washington, and lauren gives us a tour. >> franklin delano roosevelt was the 32nd president of the united states. >> fdr is someone who totally changed the face of this country, totally changed the direction of this country. >> roosevelt was elected and re-elected an incredible four times. the fdr memorial has four rooms, one for each of his terms in office. when he became president in 1933, our country was suffering the worst financial crisis in our history -- the great depression. statues of soup lines and dust bowl farmers illustrate those hard times. but why the man listening to a radio? >> there was no television then. how did you communicate? the president communicated via radio. >> fdr's way

i never looked i wish i never touched i wish that i could stop loving you so much ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm the 'cause it'll never be over until you tell me it's over these battle scars ♪ ♪ don't look like they're fading don't look like they're ever going away ♪ ♪ they ain't never gonna change these battle scars ♪ ♪ don't look like they're fading don't look like they're ever going away ♪ ♪ they ain't never gonna change these battle ♪ ♪ shouldn't have but you said it and i hope you never come back ♪ ♪ it shouldn't have happened but you let it now you down on the ground screaming ♪ ♪ medic the only thing that comes is the post-traumatic stresses ♪ ♪ shields body armors and vests don't properly work that's why you're ♪ ♪ in a locker full of hurt the enemy within and all the fires from your friends ♪ ♪ the best medicine is to probably just let her win ♪ ♪ i wish i couldn't feel i wish i couldn't love i wish that i could stop 'cause it hurts so much ♪ ♪ and i'm the only one that's trying to keep us together when all of the signs say ♪ ♪ that i should forget her i wish you weren't the best the best i

i wish i was in school. i wish i was in school. i really wish i was in school.t free lunches for your kids don't have to. find your local food bank at feedingamerica.org/summermeals for help. together, we're feeding america. >> we sent nicole and lauren to universal orlando resort to find fun things to report on. and they certainly did. our team coverage starts with nicole, and i'm jealous. >> one of my assignments was to cover universal's superstar parade. if you've got young brothers or sisters, they'll love seeing characters from "despicable me," "dora the explorer," "go, diego, go," "hop," and many more. >> there are over 13 shows that feature all these characters during the day. you see them all over the park. the parade is how we culminate our end of our day. >> who's the most popular character? >> i can't say that there's one most popular character. i think they're all pretty popular. but of course gru during the parade goes over 20 feet up in the air. so, he might be the tallest and largest character in our parade. >> here's one character from my childho

i wish it were. i wish none of this was real. you know, i knew absolutely nothing about this before my father shared the information with me. and it was the most shocking and terrible moment of my life. >> i was as stunned as they. i was kind of paralyzed. bernie got up and said, "i'm going back to the office." >> was he emotional in any way? >> i don't remember that either. he must have been. >> apologetic in any way? >> [sighs] probably, yes. i--it's sort of a blank now. i'm not hedging here. i don't--i just simply don't remember every detail. i was in such a state. >> and later that day, that evening, you both turned up at the office christmas party. >> i know. he phoned me from the office and said, "we have to go to the office christmas party." so i got myself together and went over there. we stayed a half an hour. and we just went home. and the next morning, the fbi was there to arrest him at about 7:00 a.m. >> andrew and mark madoff had turned their father in. shortly after the arrest, ruth madoff called andrew, pleading wit

but i wish i hadn't been so gosh darn single minded. because it-- when you your focus is that tight, you miss a lot of what is going on around you. >> rose: might you have had a child before. >> yeah, yeah, i think so. i just thought when the topic would come up, i can't-- i can't do both. i can't try to have a successful television show and be a father. and i was wrong about that. because as difficult as being a father is, it's entirely complementary with everything else in your life. >> rose: how is that? >> well, you just-- you know, it's like you get your prescription updated. oh, you can see things that you never saw before. >> rose: and you think of things other than yourself. >> you think of things other than yourself. and you recognize, and all of this is, anybody that has had kids goes through the same thing. but you know, i wish i had like five or six kids. >> rose: do you really. >> well, no. i just say that because i think people will like to hear it. >> rose: no, you do, you like it. to everything you ever said about this,

i wish. as a rule i come here to meet the parents of other children suffering from austin genesis imperfecta and list. god when our daughter was born we had no idea what would become of her doctors predicted a very poor outlook or they said the child was unlikely to be able to walk and faced a very bleak future. dr natalia below has spent years treating children afflicted with the disease and that she was the one who came up with the idea of setting up in this o.c.a. sion of parents with such children are not going as either time i treat this is on clinical psychology realise that some simple methods could make life much easier for those parents. to me to feel my knew that sharing my knowledge with others wouldn't be much of a burden to me. so i volunteered to had their so see. every two months of the operation we're going to remove the costs today. i want to i can see only part of this bone this is all they've removed it. all together. it was almost ten to right angle. and had to be fixed som

i wish. as a rule i come here to meet the parents of other children suffering from auster genesis imperfecta first and last. god when our daughter was born we had no idea what would become of her doctors predicted a very poor outlook but they said the child was unlikely to be able to walk and faced a very bleak future. dr natalia below has spent years treating children afflicted with the disease she was the one who came up with the idea of setting up in this o.c.a. sion of parents with such children. by the time this is in clinical psychology realized that some simple methods could make life much easier for those parents. i knew that sharing my knowledge with others wouldn't be much of a burden to me. so i volunteered to have this so see. two months of the operation we're going to remove the costs today. i want to i can see only part of this bone this is all they've removed it. all together. it was almost center right angle. had to be fixed somehow you. understand from my contact with children

but i wish you all of the best as you proceed. and i also wanted to take a moment and thank you and your staff for looking up the central subway north beach issue as you know, this involves revisiting at least an initial but not a particularly thorough decision that was made four-plus years ago before many of us were on the board of supervisors. i asked to look at the theatre option related to north beach, i appreciate the fact that your staff is looking into this. given how quickly we need to make a decision and the transitional period with our new board, one quick request to ask of you is if your staff is able to complete your analysis as quickly as you can if you could brief my staff and i so that we know in the next couple of weeks exactly what we need to think about when we decide. >> i want to note in thinking about this staff, we have asked him to come back to the authority next month when we have a presentation of the annual report and at that point there will be an official presentation on behalf of the authority for his s

and i wish you all the very best. was here tonight because i heard a lot of wonderful things. i've never talked top pu i've never met you. i've never even crossed the aisle with you, you know, anywhere. so thank you so much. and i wish you all the very best. and supervisor kim, i was very much surprised. thank you for your vote. supervisor avalos and supervisor campos, i always thought, from the very beginning, because all we needed was just two supervisor votes, to bring him back as sheriff. thank you so very much. and i'm -- asked one of the sheriffs here this evening, i think he's gone now, how is sheriff ross mirkarimi's doing, and he said he's doing wonderfully. i am very happy to hear that. i wish him, his wife, and their son, all the very best. happy holidays to everybody, and i wish you a very happy new year. good night. >> president chiu: thank you very much. let me just remind members of the public we do have a board rule in the chamber that you should address your comments to all members of the board not to

i wish all of you the best of luck. i hope that all of you will as i said listen to the public and that urge the board to get a fresh start with a new president. thank you very much. >> president: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon happy new year to all of you. it is so great to see our leaders here. i am a native san francisco, district 10. all the candidates are qualified. i have the up this respect and support for all of them. san francisco is known for its diversity and pioneer spirit of first. in commemoration of martin luther king's birthday this month, i second supervisor campos words, they were beautiful. we have never had a woman of color as board president. and i think it is time for san francisco, in this diversity and pioneer spirit to address this and make this happen. congratulations to all of the new supervisors. welcome. i look forward to working with all of you. god bless. >> thank you. next speaker. >> mr. president, ladies and gentlemen. this is a new year. and the board of supervisors should s

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expanding settlers because they can always help them accountable and so going back to the un vote i wish that he would use this opportunity to change the rules of the game to so. i nod to the international criminal court and to start holding israel accountable for this settlement construction expansion these are war crimes i wish he would also go and declare this apartheid just in the same way that other south african leaders have declared this apartheid so why doesn't he in large part because he's heavily dependent on foreign aid. more than seventy percent of palestinian the day to day palestinian economy comes through the through pass through assistance from foreign donors and i think that he's afraid that there will be repercussions if he goes down that path the other problem is that he simply non-confrontational and really doesn't want to go down this path of actually having to bear the brunt of continuing to push forward for an end to israel's illegal activity is there almost a crisis in the palestinian leadership i mean you're talking about the shortcomings of a best but it's no se