i would see nothing wrong with targeting the phone records of somebody who is suspected of terrorism, but everybody who either sent or received a call from a from a verizon phone and maybe the other cellphone providers, that was never be the intent of the business records section.

she didn't know this would be on the agenda, but i happened to kind of realize how compact this really really is. i would be comfortable supporting it because i do see the needs [speaker not understood] but i would like to minimize direct impact on the residential limiting evening hours for the car wash, specifically to the car wash to no later than 9:00. >> is that a motion? >> yes. >> are you adding [speaker not understood]? >> i'm not for sure. i think the department [speaker not understood] i do not really see a comfortable space or two spaces. the 60 degree angle of parking, one into the buffer which i think planning reserved for this. i would be comfortable having a pale legal space. >> [speaker not understood]? >> it would only be one space, only just one space and that particular space. i would see one additional space. the way i use these gas stations, which i do, many people, while they're gassing their car up, run into the convenience store, they grab what they want. they're in and out. i don't think we necessarily need to add two spaces. >> commissioner hillis. >> was that a motion? >> i tried to, yes. >> i'll second that motion. i'm sup

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and a traditional doctor, i turned to him and said you have to help me. >> they set up a lab in the kitchen, and my brother would test these out on my sister charlotte to see what reaction she would have. >> i contributed by stealing a lot of the products from him or borrowing, i guess i should say. >> my sister started to use the products and my mom started to use the products. they started to take vials from the kitchen when we would make them. >> they had invested in 78 botanical products to find the best combination, the best skin care they could possibly produce. there it was. >> when i had a meeting with glenda bailey, i used to work with at harper's bizarre she said your skin looks better, what are you using? i had this ugly glass vial behind my chair and i said i am using this. it is not a big deal. making it in the kitchen with my dad. not thinking anything of it, just giving it to her like a gift. then we get a call from a beauty director. >> i was blown away by meeting this kid from westchester who suddenly sent me a sample on my desk that was one of the best products i had ever tries. >> this idea of gains my life back and a sense of independen

there is more visibility than i would see in any store front. this would cost us relatively very little. >> i am so happy to meet you. i wish you all of the best. >> you are the wonderful artist that makes these color coding. >> nice to me to. >> i have been a street artist since 1976. >> how did you decide to be a street artist? >> i was working on union square. on lunch hours, i would be there visiting the artist. it was interesting, exciting, and i have a creative streak in me. it ranges from t-shirts, jackets, hats. what is the day of the life of a street artist? >> they have their 2536 in the morning. by the end of the day, the last people to pack the vehicle probably get on their own at 7:30 at night. >> nice to me to condemn the -- nice to meet you. >> it was a pleasure to share this with you. i hope that the bay area will descend upon the plaza and go through these arts and crafts and by some holiday gifts. >> that would be amazing. thank you so much for the hard work that you do. >> hi today we have a special edition of building san fran

>> when i would watch "the matrix" i would see myself in that role. i would see myself shooting the bullies and people who had hurt me in my life. this movie was a type of release of aggression. it actually, it made me feel better when i would watch it. so i watched this movie hundreds of times and i watched it so much at one point that the tape wore out and i had to buy a new one. and the video games were the same, played the same part. video games like "grand theft auto," "blood rain," "resident evil," "doom," "quake," a lot of these shooter games, when i would play these games, i just -- it did a lot for me mentally where i could release my aggression with these games. and i could almost bring my fantasies to fruition the way i would just immerse myself in these games. sometimes i would play them 12, 15 hours a day without leaving my room and i would have food and all kinds of things stashed in my room so i wouldn't have to leave. i did that for all my high school years and into college. i ended up flunking out of college because i would just -- tha

i think that would be helpful to see this. i think that would be helpful to see. and also on the reflection of the spending reduction most of those are not in our expending priority. i want to know about those cuts and not chosen as a priority to replace the cuts. but a number of those things the is a - maybe you, report back and what we've done or choosing not to do and why we're choosing not to prior intents for the spending reductions >> conspires. >> yes. i want to thank very much for the comparison information. that makes it a lot richer. i agree there's more narrative. i have a few suggestion. first of all, when their pie chart if you could please put the pieces and the total amount. wherever you have a pie chart if you could indicate what the 1 hundred percent is. and it's so precise it doesn't have a breakdown of the students only 58 thousands. i think it would be helpful how many pre k and high school students we have. i was trying to circulate what the funds were in the area. that's because of all the great local funding. i found some of the shading so da

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on the campaign trail, i would see people, they would be so intensely, you know, concerned about the country and everything. i said don't worry, we're going to win. and i felt that, i really, truly felt we were going to win, so i'm glad as i look back i felt that way, because it is the way i had to feel because i believed in it, i believed in mitt, i believed in what we were doing. for me, i had to believe we were going to win as well for it to be okay for me to even go through what we had to go through. >> of course because after 2008 you were the one that said to mitt romney never again, then you changed your mind. >> i did. i completely -- i just knew we had to do it again, and i will tell you, gloria, i know we never will do it again. it is like okay, that's twice going through this. it is a very difficult thing for families, it is a very difficult thing emotionally to invest yourself at that level, at that depth, and you know, i was just looking at the list of people that are coming to this conference, there's a lot of friends of ours that are going to be here i haven't seen. it

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fight with what happened let me finish that i couldn't see i would challenge anyone to read this book cover to cover and if you still vote for a democrat or republican then you are the problem not the solution see again on larry king now don't forget us on twitter right up by. what's. going on. well for. science technology innovation all the list i'm elements from around russia. the future covered. good afternoon and welcome to prime interest i'm perry i'm boring in broadcasting out of washington d.c. and here's the prime stories for today. the fed is getting it wrong that's the charge the leveled by john hilson wrath of the wall street journal he korea correctly states that the fed has overestimated how fast the economy would grow and every year since the financial crisis the implication is that the fed might not wind down q.e. as to this thought and that's not the only indictment from the deaf you jay they surveyed surveyed forty economist on why long term interest rates recently spiked twenty six of them said as chairman bernanke and co in his tapering to og the survey also found t

commonalities and more plug and it's good that we're on the opposite ends here but i mean you wanted to. you see. i would come to elaborate to be atoned these but of course. you know this is a famous first trees are on the cutting them by their own tall story of the families be in the same way in. their personal way that's why i would see the ledge extend the same country as his store be some ghoulish and some rules some general rules to make but they go to the does a. unique way as soon as a country says i'm unique no economic rules exist for me it's the first step to economic disaster again we should be more just we should do to stand the political figure performance exist i would go for us we can know what men took on the crisis you're going to do but cries always well if you can plead guilty as look at me all . right all the rules for their own advantage no one goes to jail there's no downside you never can fail i mean you're making we're making a very simplistic model here but with forgetting the issue of politics then that's very important to me and this is not simplistic. all the p.t.a. were. brot

i would like to see the city continued to move in a direction where we are prioritizing when it comes to our budget, our budget strategy. i was fortunate enough to be named to the budget -- i was not fortunate enough to be named to the budget committee. i will exercise my voice to guide us through this precarious system. i think we need to have a serious conversation about pensions and supervisor elsbernd carries a torch on pension reform. there have been other discussions about pension reform. our city assessor started the conversation about prop. 13. there are several things in place on the state and local level having an adverse affect on our financial health locally. we are in a quandary. we cannot really move beyond that until we remove the pocket. prop. 13 is a serious block. it would free up hundreds of thousands of dollars that could be brought into public schools and could also be in fused in our local -- infused in our local and state economy. that is a very complicated question, and one i have only brush the surface on. that is another segment. >> we will follow that by ano

i would implore you to please produce a map. i think that would make it a lot easier for everybody to see, as an earlier speaker mentioned, an overlap. i want to be sensitive to that. i like having food trucks and i know there are a lot of other workers in the city that would like to have access to them as well, but it might be able to help refine that 750 versus a thousand foot radius that would make everyone happier. thanks. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> patricia [speaker not understood], cal hollow neighborhood merchants. we are in favor of food trucks and this is an improvement. however, there are some problems we have. number one is in our meeting with you with the district council merchants, you promised that we would see this legislation and we'd be able to have comments in it before it was presented to the public. it simply did not happen. you also promised a member of your group -- your district that he would see it and it has not happened. we feel that some of the legislation, because of the makeup of the group that you worked with for two years, did not include the district council of merchants and other small merchants

>> i would see something like 2, 2.5% in the second half. see is a very good equity market and i think the political market's going to start moving very much in our direction. >> joe, how do you see it? i'm particularly interested in what you can tell ussant your lending policy, whether it's consumers, business loans, emergency, that sort of thing. >> well, we are very different than most banks, we are primarily a multi-family lender. so what's going on with our bank is very, very good. this market happens to be extremely strong for us for growing up our portfolio. we have probably the best performance metrics in the nation with regard to non-performing assets. so our assets are basically in new york city and doing extremely well. but i have concerns about the various things that have not been taken care of in certainty that is being created, the degree to which the economy is vulnerable to adverse events. >> such as? >> any number of events. they don't have to be explicit events in the economy. it could be something in the middle east, it c

. >> i never would have believed in my generation i would see this taking place.o silence is not an option. today's complacency will lead to tomorrow's captivity. and religious freedom stands as the womb by which all of the other liberties emerge and flurry rish. >> george: he says the u.s. government needs to be reminded that it may be our earthly uncle, but he is not and never will be our heavenly father. >> wendy: in belgium, controversy over a researcher fired for being too religious. the school that fired him, an historically catholic university. dale hurd has that story from the city of luven. >> reporter: the catholic university of luven is the oldest and largest university in belgium. it was founded in the 1400s under the approval of the vatican. but as modern europe has secularrized, so thas the university. >> people can believe a lot of things and not get fired from their jobs, but as a senior researcher discovered, you better not believe that god can heal. fernandez worked as the research for work and society for 11 years without a negative review when

i don't see how it would be an improvement to move them off. and furthermore, i see cars being something that is a vehicle for transportation to and from, and therefore in the long term i think the city should look at undergrounding as is done in broadway tunnel. taking this along folsom and howard street, undergrounding through the [speaker not understood] would be a much better option. and i hope that supervisor will consider this. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, ms. hodge. >>> good morning. i'm kate hodge from the san francisco bicycle coalition. thank you very much, supervisors, for having this hearing this morning on this incredibly important topic. i want to cut to the chase here. what was missing from this morning? we are absolutely wonderful to work with all the wonderful people in the city. what's missing here is the timeline and more budget information in terms of longer term projects, better market street. [speaker not understood] make sure it stays on task. and also for the pilot improvements. really appreciate you g

i. would see yeah yeah i knew he was a nice. and. not my yes that on it give it. a bit go no it's yours. to get it. and he did it it was a year and i. got to. telling the story. you know. wealthy british style and i'm. trying to get right. back on the american. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy which might stronger the no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kaiser report on our. these. letters but me well. this is a capturing the black line is the earth. so yeah the yellow line is the sun. so earth and sun have a good day the top is green and they haven't. this thread is the path between heaven and earth isn't right in this part of the people on earth and in heaven. if they're going in five minutes. larry and that isn't already eleven twenty five you know they're right all right we'll leave it alone in twenty five. ok. i am. absolutely sure very good where his vision of an interested observer sees anything more you go over a year or more each year here. on the. internet remembers it. was a good evening

[laughter] but i would see she would take all her barbies to the baath. and i would see them to take off her clothes, because it's going to take a bath you take your clothes off. and i look at this, no, it's just freakish. as far as perfect body, slender legs, perfect shape, perfect curves under and -- and i sat there thinking this is what my daughter is thinking in her head, is the idealized -- >> absolutely. we've heard that story, all the messages that young girls get. i got a lot, i've got to county, when i was really skinny, people told me i looked good. >> excuse me. >> you are beautiful and you're just -- >> you are such a sweet baby. talk about that, mika, because when you're in your most pain when you're hungry, when you lightheaded, everybody says to you what? >> the feedback was amazing. starting to show i really cannot mean and people like your mom, your work, kids, you are amazing. how do you -- people through close at me. you wouldn't believe the designers that would throw close at me because i look like a model and then. >> and you started w

>> no, sir, i did not. >> i would love to see a squirting fish. f the taxpayers, people that went to work early this morning out of baltimore or my district or central florida would love to know that the federal government has spent $64,000 on squirting fish for federal employees at a conference. >> i was shocked when i found out that they, through themselves parties, but to find out not only does the irs take your money, not give you proper answers and then when it comes to tens of millions of dollars use it in a way that is at best maliciously self-indulgent. >> megyn: now would be the time we cry in our soup. you have to laugh otherwise you will be reduced to tears. so that is mike manuel maintains a boyish grin as he watches carol talks about insult to star trek. what a day, what a farce! what are they doing at the irs, mike? >> that 2010 anaheim conference getting a lot of attention including $135,000 spent on outside speakers. goodie bags for employed employees. dozens of them going to hotels and inspector general talked about the hotel upgra

- i would be very surprised if apple doesn't trade at least $385, which was its previous low. i am not a buyer of apple at any price yet until i can see $385, and then i would look at it. so i am looking for $385 before i would even think of buying apple back again. - what stock would you buy? - right now i am buying short etf stocks. i am looking to be short the market. if you were really looking for something to buy, you would want to buy something like armh around the $35 level. it's trading just over $36 right now. i'm holding. it's a nice company, it's got a solid chart pattern. - thanks for your thoughts today. - thank you. a hearing gets underway today into the tragic blast at a fertilizer plant in the community of west texas. two months ago, 15 people were killed in the massive explosion that left 100 people injured while also devastating homes and schools in the area. senator barabara boxer of california called for the hearing. she tells the dallas news it's too soon to tell if new laws are needed to prevent similar tragedigies, but reports from the epa chemical safety board, along with other testimony, could suggest a review

well, if that was a movie, i would go see it. i know, right? okay, let's see, what else... um... story of penny. well, it sounds wonderful. it was. until i fell in love with a jerk! (sobbing) (quietly): what's happening? god, you know, four years i lived with him. four years-- that's like as long as high school. it took you four years to get through high school? it just... i can't believe i trusted him. should i say something? i feel like i should say something. you? no, you'll only make it worse. you want to know the most pathetic part? even though i hate his lying, cheating guts... (sobbing): i still love him. is that crazy? yes. no, it's not crazy. it's uh... uh... it's a paradox. paradoxes are part of nature. think about light. if you look at huygens, light is a wave, as confirmed by the double- slit experiments, but then along comes albert einstein and discovers that light behaves like particles, too. well, i didn't make it worse. i'm so sorry. i'm such a mess. on top of everything else, i'm all gross from moving and my stupid shower doesn't even work. our shower works. real

seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations or the day. i would rather ask questions for people in positions of power instead of speak on their behalf and that's why you can find life you know larry king now right here on r.t. question more. according to the law usaid is allowed to procure up to seventy five percent american products and transport them only on american ships. and that means that the shippers have a lot of interest in food aid policy and have been an incredibly effective lobby to fight for the status quo of sourcing in and shipping from the united states the u.s. government is the only government in the world that hasn't made substantial movements in the direction of enabling local procurement of food aid in developing countries in order to respond faster and more cheaply to food emergencies as they arise. so even today the suv must first be bought then loaded on a ship.

- i can't see it with you. i promised nick i would see it with him. - so? t like you haven't done anything twice. i mean, you had kids twice. you got married twice; you-- - okay. are you done? - depends. are we going? - yes. - good! okay, good. 'cause you know i was running out of things you did twice. except that one time-- - hey, that was one time! - don't believe it. - hey! well, well. - fellas. - look who it is, the only man on the planet waiting to see saturday on dvd. - "how do you miss the don't miss movie of the year, man? "it's chris tucker. back on the big screen, man." - dude, don't do that. that's kind of not our thing. - i'm married, all right? that's how i missed it. me and suzanne were supposed to see it, but you know, stuff kept happening. - "what kept happening, man?" - look, i'm married. i saw the movie. - how did you pull that off? - i told the wifey i had to go with mike to get his car fixed. on our way to the shop, we stopped off at the theater. - okay, and she believed you? - who cares? the point is, i saw the movie and you didn't. - "y

i would see the skinny people in the park running. we go to central park right now to see all of the people that don't need to jog, jogging. of course i don't want to jog. i am 355 pounds. dr. oz: how much weight did you lose? >> 120 pounds. my god. my god. > wait a minute. like michael strahan and jimmy allon. >> calm down. we were jogging. >> go to the park and jog. > goodbye everybody. dr. oz: michael. i love the lipstick. i love it. i want to prove that he has lost so much weight that two women can lift him up. please take it away. oh! > we did it. dr. oz: when we come back randy is keeping his weight down. along with the upcoming season of "american idol." you don't want to miss this. >> up next, what people take away from the randy jackson story to make themselveses help you. >> randy's secret to keeping the weight off. >> i never skip a meal, ever. >> plus the new season of "american idol." >> like a happy family. dr. oz: we're back with "american idol's" randy jackson. catching up. dance with the ladies. >> jimmy and michael we

i just never thought i would see it in my lifetime. >> reporter: within hours of the surprise move, the four plaintiffs in the case that overturned the gay marriage ban, proposition 8, tied the knot. one couple in san francisco. >> i now declare you spouses for life. >> reporter: the other in los angeles. >> i don't know about you, but i've got goosebumps. >> reporter: now a flurry of marriage licenses are expected in coming days, especially in san francisco. which is hosting its annual gay pride celebration this weekend. california is the 13th state, along with washington, d.c., to recognize same-sex marriages. setting the stage for possible legal challenges in the 37 states that don't. >> i think the decisions of this week give us huge momentum. very excited by how this is going to help in the legal battles, but as well help in the public opinion. >> god ordained marriage between one man and one woman. >> reporter: opponents are promising a tough fight. prop 8 backers say california resumed same-sex marriage too soon, before they had the proper time to formally ask the supreme court t

going to go ahead with it and when in your opinion now i would see no reason why either the programs that he revealed the metadata program or the prism program why they would be stopped there lawful they're appropriate they're affective but the effectiveness may be the element that's most harmed by these revelations again adversaries now know what we can do and also know what we won't do the boundaries of american law and policy and that gives them a higher probability that they'll be able to protect their communications from united states agencies trying to intercept them. snowden's revelations have earned him a place in an exclusive clue club a group of people who have upset washington by leaking the names of some of his most sensitive information here is the name now that stands clear u.s. private bradley manning facing life in prison as he's charged with aiding the enemy after exposing the u.s. controversial war tactics to wiki leaks if snowden is charged with a violation of espionage he may face a similar fate thomas drake another prominent whistleblower managed to escape jail t

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dynamics i mean in a concert republican marker see this is not informed consent by those who are governed this is manufactured consent and are actually are it's course in secret and so on i would see her we know what's best for you and we're simply going to make those decisions on your behalf we're not going to tell you what those decisions are that's not democracy it's just appealing to authority thomas what's your response to the argument if i have nothing to hide. and if there is a wonderful opportunity for me to share something i've been asking everybody that i meet over the last couple of weeks so just take your life and do the following the keys to your car your house all of your passwords every single account your medical records your bank statements take all of those including all of your valuables go to the other side of town and give it to a perfect stranger. are you going to do it and let them. keep it for you. are you going to do that why not the real question is why not and why would you let the government do that if you say no to that question then why on earth would you let the government i would be about someone that i know let alone someone i don't know at all

i think that would be helpful to see this. i think that would be helpful to see. and also on the reflection of the spending reduction most of those are not in our expending priority. i want to know about those cuts and not chosen as a priority to replace the cuts. but a number of those things the

is -- again i would -- >> the technical accuracy you are holding on to. >> i am not. >> i am saying based on what i have seen inf74ty public report what the attorney general said i don't seewould refer you to the justice department. >> don mccormick joins us.w'(p% jay carney on the hot seat now he's getting the heat from us. it's amazing almost a love affair between the media and the president seems to be over. >> i think so. for now especially with the doj and the e-mails of james rose enand others. i think that the welfare over ride. you think eventually the media will come back. people concerned about civil leb berts they have locked at other issues. liberals will eventually come after the president. seems like they are on the rocks now. >> first time going back to jay carney, i think we looked at the political implications of these c scandals. he is going to be one of the victims of it. he nayed the -- made the statements they were -- i think it is wrong his credibility could take a giant hit on this. >> it would be easy to throw him under the bus. if they wanted to sacrifice somebody jay carney would be an easy start. >> political implications of the scandal. doj, be

>> i would like to say that the numbers speak for themselves as far as mentor is concerned. i would like to see this move forward. i would like to echo commissioner adams about making the peace and working to differences out. i think that's important. >> i want to concur with my colleagues. the message has been sent loud and clear. working with labor is an important value in san francisco; that is something we prided ourselves on. san francisco is known as the city that supports labor. we are so dependent on our tourism economy but we don't want to show labor strife to visitors when they come here; that is counterproductive to all that we want to accomplish so i hope the message has been sent that we are pleased that metro did well and getting such high marks; we hope that these issues can be worked out and resolve as we go through the negotiations moving forward. >> i think we want to say what commissioner adams already said, the port commission is not the place to resolve these issues, we are not stakeholders and that. we hope that that will be the case, would not see that -- we are not in a