i wish that they can reconsider to move construction to a different site that has less impact on minor deborah said. -- on our neighborhood. and i also wish that they can't understand the needs of our neighborhood residents. not just regarding -- not just the neighbors living on leland avenue. they can move the site to 250 tunnel ave. i wish they would accept our suggestion. i am going back to 199 a leland avenue. commissioner miguel: [reading names] line up here. >> [speaking foreign language] >> respected the commission members, good afternoon. thank you for giving me the opportunity to express my view here. i vehemently oppose at&t ad -- at 199 at leland avenue. for what reason? because the reason is the official website of at&t has already indicated the network coverage in our neighborhood is already very, very well covered. please refer to the diagram. this map refers to our visitation neighborhood. the color reflects here that it is a very, very headstrong signal. for this reason, we do not need them constructing this antenna at 199 leland avenue in our neighborhood. the second r

. >> andrew madoff: i wish it were. i wish it were. i wish none of this was real. ou know, i knew... i knew absolutely nothing about this before my father shared the information with me, and it was... it was the most shocking and terrible moment of my life. >> ruth madoff: i was as stunned as they. i was kind of paralyzed. bernie got up and said, "i'm going back to the office." >> safer: was he emotional in any way? >> ruth madoff: i don't remember that, either. he must have been. >> safer: apologetic in any way? >> ruth madoff: probably, yes. i... 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. >> safer: but later that day, that evening, you both turned up at the office christmas party. >> ruth madoff: 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, about 7:00 a.m. >> safer: andrew and mark madoff had

and i wish they had a notion what it's like on the other side of a gun.nd folks, it's not, it's not. >> jon: that's vice-president joe biden suggesting our country will see an increase in rapes and murders if the jobs bill, which would provide funds for state and local governments to hire teachers, firefighters and police officers, is not passed. and so, rich, the media reactions to that little-- >> well, that's compulsively watchable video, it's just so bizarre and can't believe he's actually seeing these sort of things. if the republican was saying them it would be broadcast and splashed on the front page. >> he said i wish our opponents knew what it felt like to be raped? >> it's bizarre, flat out bizarre, and any definition of civility, it's out of bounds and that the bill would have a great crime fighting effect is utterly unfactual and screams for rebuttal. >> jon: then there is susan sarandon who was talking about her movie "dead man walking", it was a 1995 anti-death penalty film and she said quote-- well, she sent the book to the pope, she said t

i wish every day could be like this. yeah, me, too. i love turkey. well, it doesn't have to end on thanksgiving. i mean, this sunday is my turkey tortellini day. and i'm gonna teach amy how to make it. so we can have another family feast. all right, i'm wearing my stretchy pants to that one. sunday would be great. hey, deb! you should cook with me and marie sunday morning. gosh, really? um...oh, sunday i really have my hands full. that's bath day, you know... the twins and ray. but you can count us in for the eating of the meal.

i am here to express opposition. -- i have attended many services and they are inspiring and i wish i could go more often. we have collected 340 signatures of property owners, merchants, residents, and the immediate -- in the immediate neighborhood. larkin street is a heavily traveled street where families walk their children past the church to and from school. they drop the children off to and from playground centers. on the diagram i am presenting, there are 70.3% signatures that were collected from the residents who live within a three had a foot radius. [bell] -- a 300 foot radius. the people who signed the petition are concerned with safety and security. safety, at the church built in 1907 is a wooden frame building. the estimated weight of the system in the church steeple is 1 ton. the building has not been well maintained for many years -- bless you. -- the building may list its structural integrity. -- lose its structural integrity. [bell] president olague: thank you. >> good afternoon, distinguished members. i am a resident of 1425 vallejo, a condo abutting the church street

i wish i kayhan be there. i was deeply saddened -- i wish i could be there. i was deeply saddened. this place offers an alternative to cold and impersonal hotels or binding contracts. i have met a large number of other occupants and had no problem with any of them. we have become friends and have dinner together. they

i wish to thank everyone who responded to my public comment a year prior commission meeting where i inform you about a missing complaint on the tracking system. the complaint has been restored on my end, and i wish to acknowledge this correction. thank you. today, i wish to bring to you a much more serious complaint, that i am requesting the agenda for a hearing by this commission in the near future. you will recall the tragic failure at a construction project on third street in august, where four workers were seriously injured because of that incident, i reviewed the dbi procedures for special inspections, and written in administrative bulletin 046, issued january 1, 2011. as well as looking at a sample of dbi files and special inspection reports for projects currently under construction. from my initial analysis, i can say that some of the procedures and certification outlined in ab 046 are not being carried out as written in the san francisco building code regarding test samples are not been documented, nor is the requirement to have a structural observer submit a written statement to t

i wish i kayhan be there. i was deeply saddened -- i wish i could be there. i was deeply saddened. this place offers an alternative to cold and impersonal hotels or binding contracts. i have met a large number of other occupants and had no problem with any of them. we have become friends and have dinner together. they were gracious to offer to throw a party for our anniversary. i have never felt there was anything wrong with the house, the attendance, or the venice next -- or the management and recommend it to anyone who is considering visiting san francisco. my name is chris, and while i presently reside in germany, i have lived in fillmore house. as a young professional product manager with a job taking need between germany and san francisco, without professional responsibilities requiring me to settle down, this currently provides safety and convenience housing while in san francisco. >> thank you. >> my name is william, and i am a current resident of the fillmore house. i am recent graduate from the engineering program, and i am getting going with my career. the fillmore house

you don't look out there and say, i wish i had been -- i wish i had done that. one man came on the sat and he told me, you are a raunchy moralist. that is exactly what i am. my books are very raunchy. -- one man came on the set and he told me, you are a raunchy moralist. i think it is important to remain faithful in a marriage. otherwise, why get married? tavis: what do you make of the fact that your books become hits in europe first and then in america? >> it is very difficult to have a hit in america without coming and spending time in america. i was living in london and i had three little children. i was very happy there. one day, i woke up and my husband was american, he was from philadelphia. we had this great house, schools, kids. i said, i want america. it is not enough that i go into the johnny carson show. he said, ok, if that is what you want, we will do it. we packed our house and we travelled across america to los angeles. you have to be in the country that you want to be successful in. that is my opinion. tavis: what happens in your career later on

>> jimmy: i wish i was lying. oprah tried to murder him.d i don't know if she was throwing plates at him -- >> i think i have a better story. >> jimmy: what happened? >> hugh jackman was my life size pregnancy test. >> jimmy: in what way? >> well, when i was shooting lat last scene i'm in in the film, i was about a month pregnant and i was 99% sure i was pregnant but i just came back from africa and i wasn't sure if i was feeling sick because i had malaria or because i was pregnant. >> jimmy: is the baby's name malaria? >> no. no. >> jimmy: okay. so you weren't sure. well, that's a great position to be in, either malaria -- >> so i ended up showing up to work and i had to do a scene where i jump into hugh's arms which is not a bad thing to do unless you're a month pregnant and you don't know it. so i run up to him and i leap up on to him and as i do so, it feels like my stomach tears from here to here. it just felt like it ripped open. and then they were like, that's a great rehearsal, let's do that again and take 15 takes of that. okay, no

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i wish it had been done southeastern and i wish it had been done in a bigger way. this recent effort is going to affect about 900,000 people. we've got millions, david, that need help. a lot of people do not realize how important foreclosure, dealing with foreclosure is. people look at these efforts and say it doesn't affect me. they don't realize, their property value is going down. when one house on a block is foreclosed upon, it may bring down the value of other houses make 10, 15%. >> conservative views, one of the only countries in the world literally propping up housing market. two big mortgage giants in the country guaranteeing 90% of the mortgages. they are now, in effect, owned by the federal government we're not allowing the market to bottom itself out and the true correction to happen. is that just harsh conservative orthodoxy happening? >> that's very harsh. david, you sound like -- those arguments are the same arguments we heard mr. romney make just recently in a debate. >> that's what i'm suggesting, that's the argument being made. >> i disagree with

. >> would you ever wish as a family -- i interviewed janet and latoya this year. ave been quite revealing about this. did you ever wish that you hadn't gone through the superstardom and fame? >> that's a good question. i have always been told that i have never left and still that boy in gary because -- no matter where we come from, you never forget that little house, my father being laid off and picking up potatoes to feed us and ongoing rehearsals all the time. being taught to stick together, stick together. you are family. not a business. you are a family. >> you are here in california now, luxurious home. you collect this on a material level, badges of great success that you enjoy with you and your family. do you have peace of mind? did you lose peace of mind getting to where you got to? >> no. because we have always known that this is just an illusion. success is nothing. it is what you share with one another as a family. it is like to prove my point, michael was loved by so many people. during the trial the whole world is accusing him of child molestation and

i wish i could but i can't. >> reporter: you think it's possible?ave the resources in the community to end homelessness for veterans in los angeles. that i do. >> reporter: robert, who is not part of the lawsuit, says he hopes it gets resolved before his housing placement runs out and he's back out on the street. you want a new life? >> i want to get a degree. ewa i want to graduate from college. i want to get a good paying job, buy a house, you know? the right things. >> reporter: the place that robert stays now is a group called volunteers of america. it's remarkable. like him most of the people there have no other place to go and every one of them fought in iraq or afghanistan. that's how they're living now. >> that's pretty amazing. a couple questions. first, what happens next for him legally speaking? >> well, you know, people would like this lawsuit thrown out, especially the government obviously. the federal judge has said that's not going to happen. i think they're pushing for some sort of mediation and specifically for him trying to get him

i wish i could have shown you the picture. we are doing one of the first of its kind exhibits in the world. a material that will be on the latticework. we think it will be a fantastic way to bring people to the san francisco zoo. it will be a one-of-a-kind exhibit to really showcase that work. we also are starting a new adopt an animal program. one of the things we want to do is teach young children from a fairly early perspective what it is like to have an immediate connection with conservation issues. we are starting with penguins, with flamingo's, and with emperor tamarins. when you come to the zoo and adopt an animal, you get one of these little wristbands that corresponds to the animal of your choice. we think that as a great way for young kids to make a contribution. when adults see them, they can say that they have adopted a penguin or monkey or flamenco. lastly, we have started a new major donor effort. our guardians are donors to contribute at the $1,000 a year or above level. we think of as a long way to build the fi

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i wish my grandfather were here. my dad is 86, i just called and told him. i say that we will be honored for this. it has been a pleasure to work with janet and you, and of the straw that we can make our partnership, the better it is for the students of san francisco and the city as a whole. i am happy to be part of it and happy that i can do a little bit to make a difference. thank you again. [applause] president mendoza: the next is a distinguished service award. >> wheel of like to ask how principle -- ask principle mark alvarado to present the first distinguished award. >> is my pleasure to introduce romero. i met him at john o'connell, he is one of the graduates from there. come by and between going to school at o'connell as was working there, i think we are 20 + years. probably one of the most phenomenal math teachers i have had the opportunity to see because he is able to connect with students in a way that grabs them and engages them in math, which is very difficult to do. he has moved and taken a new position as a teacher on special assignment and i

i said that i wish you weren't here anymore. i never -- i never would say something like that. >> you said it. you said it point blank to my face. >> yes, i asked him about money all the time because right now i'm the only one who's taking care of our children. >> uh-huh. >> my two boys. >> who was taking care of you and our kids the entire time? >> financially? i worked, so you forgot that. i did work. >> at my company. >> and then i worked two other places after your company. >> and while you were working, who was watching our kids? >> my mother. >> your mother. who paid your mother? >> you paid my mom. >> thank you. >> but not all of it. it's not -- it's not about money. >> dr. phil: all right. let's take a break here. i grew up wearing lots of hand-me-downs. bell bottoms in the '80s? not pretty. then she found them. she loved them, so i washed them in tide with downy and they're still soft and fresh. right? i'm blogging. really. i'm talking. that's my tide. what's yours? >> dr. phil: well, mark says, quote, i got duped. i bus

i wish the mayor would to something but i think he is worried about the election. >> reporter: we had mayor ed lee on sunday's early edition. >> this is illegal. i mean, let's not hide that fact. and we are allowing it to happen. the city is allowing this to happen. >> certainly. we haven't allowed that to happen. we have stated very clearly that their 1st amendment rights just like they have been expressing it is going to be in force and we allow that to happen at the same time we have drawn lines. >> reporter: the police did bust up the camp once but recently they have been mainly standing by to watch. as public works tries to keep the plaza clean. >> we are doing the best we can to communicate with them and let them know that, again, we are suggesting that it is not legal. >> reporter: many people do support the protests. >> i'm glad they are doing it. it is about time. >> we have young people. they have the strength to protest. >> reporter: hoping he will get support as well. >> somebody should do something because this isn't doing any good for anyone. >> reporter: in san francisc

i wish i, i mean, i wish i knew the answer to that. i think it would be, well, one example i can give is just the other day the justice department said that they were going to review 300,000 deportation cases, and they were going to only concentrate on people with criminal records. that's a policy that makes sense to me. and i think, i think it's a matter of honing in better. you've got to understand that they -- i heard this referred to as the terrorist, the terror industrial context. that there's so much money being made that it's not likely to end soon. >> i don't understand, and i'm hoping you could shed some light, please, on why or how americans can just continue to be so blatantly ignorant or turn the other cheek to this, this age-old policy of divide and conquer. and especially when you look at all the money going into the pentagon and the expense, the lack of it going into our education system. and it's like the creation of ignorance. i don't know, it just, it doesn't make sense. and economically how does that make sense? >> o

i wish i were not dependent on the car, i am. but i do not see any reason why we have to tolerate it in the park. sundays are great day to ride in the park. it is gloria's. my wife and i come out. i wish my kids could have done it also. they're not run. my oldest daughter lives in brooklyn, and she makes fun of me because prospect park now is a great place to ride. and golden gate park still is not. we have world-class parking. we should keep -- we have a world-class park, and we should keep it that way. that is all. thank you. commissioner buell: thank you. >> i am lawrence lee, a resident. from there, i bike downtown to go to work. i bike west through the part to enjoy some dirt under my feet, to find peace and the sculpture garden, sometimes to go to a late-night party at the museum. i really love those museums on those institutions. their 21st century institutions. not only with the architecture but the programming at the academy of sciences, working on educating people about climate change. and the museum offers a discount i

but how i wish to give you some tickets. supervisor, let me see you tomorrow, and i want to see support for each one of us to them. i am going to be there, and i watch every one of you. thank you. supervisor chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. stop the corporate rape of the public library. do not give money to oregon accept money from the friends and family foundation. it is a private fund raising entity that presents itself as a public-private partnership. what does a few over time show? when citizens of san francisco approved a bond issue in 2003, they were told it would cost $105.9 million and be finished in january 2010. at that time, the friends of the library originally claimed it would be raising $16 million. in other words, 15.1% to the project. required filings with the california state attorney general revealed that between 2000 and 2010, they raise a total of $31.7 million. not only does the branch program's actual budget show they have only expanded $870,000 for furniture fixtures and eq

i wish the mayor would do something, but i think he is worried about the election. >> reporter: we had mayor ed lee on sunday's edition. >> this is illegal, we're allowing it to happen, the city is. >> well certainly can we have allowed it to happen, we stated clearly the first amendment rights will be enforced. we allowed it to happen, but did draw lines. >> reporter: the police did bust up the camp once, but recently they have been mainly standing by to watch as public works tries to keep the plaza clean. >> we're doing the best we can to communicate with them, and let them know again that we're suggesting its not legal. >> reporter: many support the protests. >> i am glad they're doing it. it is about time. >> we have the young people, they have the strength to protest. >> reporter: this one hopes they get support as well. >> somebody should do something, because this is not doing any good for anybody. >> reporter: in san francisco, cbs 5. >>> and boy, another beautiful day about the bay. what changes will we see in the forecast next ,,,, [ dennis ] allstate wants everyone to be pro

i wish i could do this forever. i can't, though.rst 50 years trying to become well known as a writer. the next 30 trying to avoid being famous. i walk down the street now or go to a football game and people shout, hey, andy. and i hate that. i don't say this often, but thank you. though, if you do see me in a restaurant, please just let me eat my dinner. >> leave andy rooney alone. congratulations on a great run. you'll be missed on sunday nights. on saturday night melissa mccarthy was in this building hosting snl and tearing the roof off the joint with sketches like this one, sexual whatever rhara wise. it was the one for hidden valley that caught our attention. >> my name is roger. i'm going to be running today's focus group. >> all right. roger! roger! >> okay. yeah. so product we're going to be testing today is a new line of the dressing from hidden valley ranch. >> awesome! awesome! whoo! hidden valley ranch! hvr! hvr! >> okay. all right. >> i love your product. i'm linda. love the product, man. >> okay. all right. we give an e