i trust ike. his decisions and actions align with his espoused beliefs, from his position as general manager aacademy to quite frankly growing his own living roof on his daughter's clubhouse. ike, as you noticed, is a very honest and skillful communicator, very comfortable as a collaborator, appreciates different viewpoints, recognizes how issues play out in real life. ike has the personal ability to form coalitions. ike's greatest vested interest really is his family, his two children. if we are to work together to provide a healthy sustainable environment for the future of our children then we need to walk our talk. ike has a vision the design of a cost-effective clean power san francisco. the commission has the responsibility to design and implement strategies ensuring universal access for consumers. exciting times. ike is prepared. i hope you will forward his nomination to the full board for approval. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. before the next speaker we'd like to call a few

, i like ike, everybody likes ike for president. >> people had been talking about running eisenhowers probably the last grassroots election of a president. >> he had a real shouting match with senator robert taft. who was opposed to the idea of the united states being so involved in nato, and he often said that it was that moment that caused him to go down that road. >> an opening rally that gives the eisenhower bandwagon the momentum of a comet. >> then they had the famous new york rally for him, and jackie cochran has been referred to as the female chuck yeager. flew the film over, and it moved him to tears, that there was that much support. oliver: ike ran against democrat adelaide stephen szob. -- steepson. with mamie at his side, the 62-year-old war hero campaigned tirelessly. eisenhower also encountered one of the era's most controversial figures, senator joseph mccarthy, the self-appointed leader of the communist manhunt then at the point of his power. >> they met in the deepest secrecy in a hotel room in illinois. oliver: an eisenhower spend writer and author of the book "who

"i like ike." millions of voices echoed the cry.swept dwight eisenhower to victory in 1952 the first republican president since herbert hoover. like hoover, eisenhower inherited a prosperous economy and was forced to watch as that economy slid into a recession. hoover responded with a huge tax increase that deepened the depression. what would ike do? would he repudiate 20 years of modern economics? when eisenhower took office in 1953, he inherited a prosperity that was bubbling along since the postwar boom. factories worked at capacity to fill the demand then worked overtime to build the machinery needed to fight the korean war. ike promised to end the war and in july 1953 he did. there wasn't time for rejoicing. by august, the economy had stalled. war orders were halted. there was no explosion of consumer demand to help. where would ike turn for advice? arthur burns chaired the council of economic advisers. george humphrey was secretary of the treasury. they didn't always agree. he used to say when arthur burns came "here comes art

. >> ♪ ike for president ♪ ike for president ♪ ike for president ♪ ike for president ♪ you like ike,e ♪ everybody likes ike for president ♪ ♪ hang out the banners, beat the drums ♪ ♪ we'll take ike to washington ♪ >> sabato: virtually every product was sold with a jingle. so "i like ike" with prancing elephants became the symbol for eisenhower in 1956. >> ♪ ♪ kennedy, kennedy, kennedy ♪ kennedy, kennedy, kennedy ♪ ken-nedy for me ♪ kennedy, kennedy, kennedy ♪ kennedy >> sabato: and john f. kennedy had the "kennedy, kennedy, kennedy, kennedy" ad that would literally drive you insane if you listen to it too many times. >> ♪ try something new >> sabato: well, in 1964, we began the era of professional television advertising that really did have an impact. >> ♪ >> mann: doyle dane bernbach was an up-and-coming advertising firm on madison avenue that was making a name for themselves with advertisements for up-and-coming firms and products that included volkswagen. john f. kennedy saw the spots and told his brother-in-law steve smith, "go find me that firm. i want to talk to them about mayb

you want me to watch it with you, ike? - yay. - we made it all the way to the top. - oh, man, i wouldn't mind hitting that. i bet she's got that hot puerto rican strange. - yeah, i bet she does. - yay! >> january 14th 2015 comedy strald central's world news headquarters in new york this is the daily show with jon stewart. (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: hey welcome to the daily show. welcome to the daily show my name is jon stewart. we have a show for you tonight. the great and recent golden globe-winning julianne moore is going to be joining us. the film it is a good film she is unbelievable. first i want to talk about the show the daily show. i want to talk about the news. (laughter) did i just give away the premise. i want to say despite last week's senseless attack on the french satirical magazine charlie heb do a new edition of the magazine was released today. take a look. >> charlie head bo is back on newsstands this morning,. >> more than three million copies of charl-year hebdo

ike kwan who is here to present his interest in the seat and would like to welcome you, mr. kwan, if you can share with us an opening statement we'll go on to questions from there. >> well good morning, chair avalos, president breed, supervisor tang, and thank you for the opportunity to talk to you today about why i am interested in serving as a commissioner for the san francisco public utilities commission public utilities commission. i want to start right off the bat by addressing what i know is on everyone's mind, my stance on community choice aggregation. right there in public on the record i want to be clear that i am committed to and passionate about clean power sf getting clean power sf up and running by the end of this year is one of my top priorities. i think there may have been some question leading up to today about my dedication to this goal. i want to assure you that this is front and center among my objectives. right away i wanted to set a launch date that we can achieve and then stick to it. let me share an example with you that i think reflects my approach to

nothing for the media metro area but ike lee advisory this time tomorrow night. -- but likely an advisoryhis time tomorrow night. mainly snow across the d.c. metro, which may over do it a little bit with this. a little wiggle to the north means more snow for us. further to the south means less snow or possibly nothing at all. the hour by hour forecast, 4:00 in the morning thursday, snow beginning to approach just in time for the busy rush-hour commute. it is here at 8:00, but by about 10:00 we could have an inch or two that is the thinking right now. the forecast tomorrow, 40 degrees the high. the next seven days, colder temperatures thursday, with snow showers at midday. in the temperatures near 30 saturday. back to 50 on monday next week. i like 50. alison: going the right direction. leon: 50, that might be what robert burton has right about now. alison: that is stretching it. hi, robert. robert: hate to burst your bubble, i turned over my shoulder, and we have palm pre's. sports is coming up. a big day for the nats franchise. and look at this video. imagine the scene in college park. [

this was mike and ike a hunter shot the mother reportedly in self-defense in south jersey. the refuge will care for the 4 week old cub until they can find a nursing bear in the wild to foster the newborn. >> the jumbo jackpot could be yours. there were no winners last night in the drawing. people were buying up tickets at the last minute yesterday. the last time anyone hit the powerball was november 30 when a washington state woman hit $9 million. the jumbo jackpot record is $590 million. if you missed the drawing, the win numbers 5 10, 21, 34, 58, the powerball 33. we'll have the next drawing on "action news" at 11:00 p.m. on wednesday. >>> there's much more to come on "action news" this noon. former players are remembering legendary bnl coach dean -- basketball coach dean smith. >> a valentine's treat with a cup of shakespeare is coming to the stage in philadelphia. >> a health study finds unusual bacteria in new york subways but not everybody agrees with the research. >> meteorologist chris sowers returns with the full accuweather forecast and more when "action news" con

he criticized him as auto cat ik and won the election. he disagreed with the west in the final stages of the civil war. he vowed in the speech to follow the u.n. charter and abide by the organization's values. analysts say this seems to indicate his eagerness. >> british lawmakers have voted in favor of a baby making procedure that's driving an ethical debate. they approved a process that combines dna from three people to prevent inherited diseases in children. critics say it will open the way to so-called designer babies. members voted in favor of the method. they say it will allow parents to replace defective dna with a healthy sample, ensures they don't pass on up curable diseases to children. in one approach scientists take an egg from the mother and remove the nuke just. they insert it into a healthy egg provided by a donor. finally, they use sperm from the father to fertilize the egg. this couple is thrilled by the decision. their daughter jessica has a disease caused by defective dna. she struggles to swallow and can't hold her hea

>> item 26 is a motion to confirm the mayor's motion to ike quan of the portion of a four-year term ending august 1, 2018. >> okay. supervisor avalos. >> thank you president breed. colleagues, i want to urge you to support the appointment of iquan to the public utility commission. mr. quan comes with a great deal of experience certainly at the academy of sciences where he serves as a general manager but also in the community and the 7th district where he lives. i have seen mr. quan's work at the academy. and it has been really strong forth in making sure the academy meets the public's needs. he certainly demonstrated that right away when he first came to the academy before the new museum had opened. and there were some issues at play between the architect and what he knew the public was going to need to actually access the facility. he was able to move forward on some challenging proposals to make that access happen that was part political and part which made a lot of sense in making the facility work very well. that to me demonstrated some of his concerns for how things can work effective

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>> ike in a perfect world, if i didn't need money? >> yeah. >> maybe. >> you're not saying yes. >> i'm not saying no. >> but you're having sex with strangers on camera. >> yes. >> and that's fine? >> it's kind of fine. i mean the only difference is there's a camera. i mean lots of people have sex with strangers a lot. >> uh-huh. >> for nothing. without a camera. i was kind of worried about what my mother would say. and then she and i had a conversation and she just knows this is what i need to do to get to my next step. and she supports me. >> reporter: shawn, aka buddy hollywood, also claims his mom is supportive. >> why not wait tables? >> because i'm a sex addict i like to have sex, i love women, everything about them. >> you're not getting paid to appear in the show. >> no. >> but you're hoping that -- >> i'm going to win so i'm not worried about it. >> wow you really are confident. >> i told you. >> reporter: two lucky winners, one male one female will apparently split a $1 million prize. >> a million-dollar prize? >> correct. >>

. >> ike us on facebook.com/rightthisminute in touch all day long.ow, back to the s >> no way these two videos don't make you just tense up. look at these fires. this first one in paris, france. a fire's broken out at a bar on the bottom floor of the multistory building. you can see the residents in the apartment above gasping for air as they lean out the balcony. >> look at the smoke pouring out of the window horrifying. >> you see three women on the top floor, another man by himself in the middle and two men it appears, in the floor below. what the fire department does show up get the tower ladder working to get the top women out. another firefighter working with just ladder. these guys now, so afraid of the fire terrified of the situation they're in they have to climb down themselves. >> oh! >> hanging off the balcony. >> really dangerous. this guy, he's not a young fellow. >> the ladders swinging around and moving. at that point you don't care just get me out of here. thankfully i'm happy to report everybody got out safe. >> amazing. >> this next

ike is starting his first day of kindergarten. isn't he only 3 years old?ndergarten. i pooped my pants. but, dude, check out my new trapper keeper. it has five different compartments for each subject in school, and it's all covered with pictures from "dawson's creek." hey, dudes check out my sweet "dawson's creek" trapper keeper ultra-keeper futura 2000. yeah, well, it's got 10 different compartments for every subject in school, electronic pencil sharpener, four bags with electronic zippers, copy machine, fax a better picture of "dawson's creek" on the back than kyle's flat-screen tv and, of course, onstar. wow, cool. damn it, cartman you only g

÷h&ike in millville. 10-below in the pocano mountains. another cold morning.but look at this, the clouds move out to bring lots of sunshine across delaware. a few high clouds are moving off. we'll see a few clouds blow through during the morning, but we're in for a lot of sunshine this afternoon. the temperatures will be moderating as the day goes on. 9:00, we'll see clouds and some breaks of sunshine. 21 degrees. throughout the morning, the clouds thin out. this afternoon, the temperatures are much improved over where they are right now. 28 degrees. still low for this time of the year, but we will fix that tomorrow. the extended future weather when i come back at 10:00. >> we need a fixer, that's good news. thank you. >>> 4:10 now up. time to get a check on the highways this early morning. jillian mele is watching the roads with a full moon to light her way. look at that, impressive. >> good morning to you. the majors in and out of center city are looking good. the vine street expressway is clear, 95 is clear and 76. just a few drivers out there. nothing majo

ike reese reminisced about it and thomas asked what was said at halftime. >> let's go win this game. let's go out here and do what we need to do to win this game. as a player you're always be, like, the score is 0-0. there's a situation now, it's tied up here we go let's do what we need to do to come out with a "w". >> we outplayed new england in the first half. you look up and it's 7-7. second half in a tight ball game i think the difference was, we didn't take advantage of great field position and the one turnover we got against new england. >> here's hoping it's not another ten years. that's it for sports. >>> u.s. senator booker will try his hand of acting join the cast of nbc parks and recreation joining senators john mccain and/orand hatch. you'll see it tuesday night at 8:00 right here on nbc10. >> he's playing a politician. >> i would imagine he's playing himself. >> not a big stretch. well the temperature is stretching in the upward direction. 32 today. 44 tomorrow. 52 on sunday. it's going to be dry for both saturday and sunday but it's monday when we have some troubles. ra

if we ask people a few months back they were much more concerned about pan dem iks because of the ebola disease. right now, yes, we're all freaking out about terrorism. i think they are all challenges even john's point is legitimate. there are lots of -- >> what do you know even -- >> even john's point. >> mike, we now have billions of dollars spent on electric cars on tax subsidies for electric cars and there's a suggestion that in fact, electric cars don't save any greenhouse or don't provide any less greenhouse gases than regular cars because you have to produce that electricity somehow. it seems like we're ms. spending a lot of money on this climb change stuff. >> look at rick's favorite company, cylindra we're getting half of 1% of our energy from solar. the government is supposed to do -- to steal john's words very few things but do them right. one of the things its supposed to do based on the constitution is protect us from foreign enemies. that threat is real, they're murdering people it's rampant and the president is not taking it seriously. >> on the other hand, carrie we have

ike he's engaged, and those that don't agree with them think, me, those who don't agree with them, he placed the are war mongers. engaged diplomatically in terms of intelligence gathering come in terms of military that we are totally engaged, that we have relationships with our strongest allies where they never doubt us. ask israel today about what does the united states have their back? ask eastern european countries or the baltic countries, does the united states have their back? there's growing concern that we have pulled back to ask the middle eastern countries do we have her back? and the answer there is not with great certainty, that they believe that. so being engaged doesn't have to mean, you know, launching attacks but it does mean that engagement creates the possibility of dealing with this over the long haul. we have to be engaged in this because this is a significant threat to our own national security and economic growth and prosperity for america. i don't know what that makes me but everybody has to have a title. what would you call me, sandy? >> president? [applause] go

and these are your cousins ike and kyle. hey, dude. nice to meet you.e got two kyles now. we'll just call you kyle and you can be kyle 2. cool. next. oh, i feel like i've run a marathon. okay, the 2:30 flight to cheyenne has boarded. looks like you didn't make it. what? well, of course, i didn't make it! the line to check in was two hours long and the security line was two hours more! yeah, no problem, though. we'll get you on the 7:00 a.m. flight tomorrow morning. i can't go tomorrow! the jizzfest is tonight! would you like a window or an aisle seat? this is unbelievable! you know, i seem to remember when the airlines said "we need a $15 billion bailout from the taxpayers." okay, and have any of your personal items been out of your possession since you left? well, we gave them the $15 billion, and they fired their employees anyway. so now we have three people to clear 400 passengers! hey, he's right! okay, and bags have been with you at all times? so where did that money go? i'll tell you where it went. it went right into the pockets of the presidents

♪ ♪ come on down to south park and meet some friends of mine ♪ come on, throw the football, ike!what cartman has! hepatitis "b"? no, dick. four tickets, 28th row for the raging pussies.

said doctors diagnosed routh with ptsd and prescribed him nine medications, including anti-sigh cot iks. jody routh also told the jury she begged the va not to release her son, only days before the crime. she also told them when she met chris kyle and asked for his help he said he would do anything and everything in his power to help my son, end quote. the defense picks up their case again tomorrow morning. lester? >> jacob ras cone tonight, thanks. >>> the new secretary of defense is now officially on the job. ashton carter took the oath of office at the white house today. carter replaces chuck hagel who resigned amid friction with the white house in november. he will serve as the fourth defense secretary under president obama. >>> for weeks at ports up and down the west coast, a long-stewing labor dispute has created a virtual standstill. ships have been floating out at sea unable to unload. work has started to resume but after hundreds of millions of dollars were likely lost. joe fryer tonight out on the port of los angeles. joe, good evening. >> reporter: lester good evening. this i

if i want to send something by if he had iks i pay for than if i pop it in the mailbox. that's also an incentive for people to figure out how to make it more efficient so we're going to end up paying more and getting less and government control especially when you have to in effect get government permission to set up a website or things like that whoa this thing is just the beginning. boft control of the internet. bad stuff. >> bill, it's almost like the administration knows how much the public would dislike it that's why they're keeping this stuff secret. in fact, it's interesting to note that even though president obama is part of this whole secrecy thing back in 2007 when he was still in congress he was a senator he said congress and the public have the right to review any specific proposal and decide whether or not it constitutes sound policy and the commission has a responsibility to defend any new proposal in public discourse and debate, but they're not doing it now. >> listen, first of all, this is not going to destroy the internet as we know it, it is going to co

what people don't realize is this ike onic englishman was, in fact, half american. his public life would stand more than 50 years as a dramatic combination of success and failure, of triumph and tragedy. stay with us as "war stories" looks at the life and teams of winston churchill. >> i have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears, and fret. >> had it not been for adolf hitler, winston churchill would not be a household word throughout the world. >> when hitler was elected and appointed chancellor of germany in 1933, few could imagine the horror that lay ahead. winston churchill knew otherwise. >> after the slaughter of the first world war, everyone stuck their head in the sand. >> winston churchill shares more than just a name with his legendary grandfather. he is also a member of parliament. >> he was convinced that this war could be stopped without a shot. >> he also saw things very clearly, and he also saw them before other people did. >> as a child and a young woman celia often found herself on the arm of a great man who she simply knew as grandpa pa. >> you t

i feel their plans have more potholes than "the dark knight ike the messages they left it was like, we can't get over there to do jihad but is there anything to do here? that's sort of like when somebody has something bad happen to them and if there is anything i can do to help knowing there is nothing i can do to help, but you make the effort anyway. the fact they are bafoons doesn't mean they couldn't hurt or kill people. you have to arrest them. >> those two guys in boston were not successful but they killed a handful of innocent people and maimed 70 or 70 some odd people. >> most of these guys are not at a bin laden level of planning and executing attacks, but it doesn't mean you sit there and say we don't need to worry about it. >> because global warming is a real threat we need to be concerned about. >> thank you for bringing that up. for the next 20 minutes we can talk about global warming. that was all interesting. let's move on. are they crazy for using swazey. they rue -- they are using the movie why the road -- "road house" to train police officers. a scene from the film was

the center for strat edge ik counterterrorism organization has a small annual budget about $5 million. less than 1% of the state department's public diplomacy public. only 45 to 50 people out of 24,000 employees in the state department wide. their goal - point out the inaccuracy of i.s.i.l.'s actions. this video message, extremist groups are killing mainly muslims, in erdue, arabic somali and english, tweets contest the propaganda. after the u.s. posted this video of a 2002 suicide attack a youtube called the u.s. the satan of the west. there are other targets, people that know and live with vulnerable young people. they are more tuned into what the individual has been doing, and they have tools at their disposal. >> reporter: the u.s. says they have no choice what i.s.i.l. and other groups are selling can be said uctive. >> we have a real opportunity to use the tools of engagement to expose deeds and disconnect between words and actions. >> reporter: some critics say it's a waste of time and legitimizes i.s.i.l. and other groups. officials say rather than scaling down the programme,

they are going to be doing a lot of defensive of preparations, ik's different force positions knowing aen attack is coming all those kind of things that will make our trps more vulnerable. it is aiding and abetting the enemy. when he doesn't know the threat he is fighting that's why he and his state department talks about jobs and talk about this soft power type stuff. when a mother convinces his 12-year-old son to be a martyr and blow himself up and kill 200 women and children. that's not getting him a job or defer him from doing that. united to address the ideological problem and that means go to mecca and medina and the mosques and get them to change it and say this is wrong we need to change as king abdullah are saying. we need to enlist those people as well as the king of saudi arabia and get them involved. >> italy is on high alert as isis threatens to conquer rome. they are prepping for terror attacks by the terror group. it is set up for prominent jews and jurm lists. this coming as brand new erupted as refugees making the more than 50 mile trip across the sea from libya to th

we have ike ken gnaw dye and tim norton and robert kern.e with more thoughts on her time with me at "red eye." >> thanks, greg. i spent the last hour doing what i usually do, talk about things i am too young and pretty to understand. while i have only been a part of the show for the last year there are some episodes that i will never forget. here are some of my fondest "red eye" memories. >> i am dana perino filling in for greg gutfeld i cooperate careless about. >> i am jedediah bila filling in for greg gutfeld. >> i am gavin mcgineess filling in for greg gutfeld. >> i am andy levey filling in for greg who is buying white rugs and tape. >> i am sherrod small filling in for greg gutfeld who is in colorado. i hope he brings me some of the good legal stuff. >> i am tom shillue filling in nor greg gutfeld. he is the trunk of my car. >> i am joanne nosuchunsky. >> they can all remember my first name. it was nice. >> that was unfair. andy -- why am i yelling? what am i doing? how much time do i have? can i do this? andy will say a few words to c

. >> my brother's administration through the surge which was one of the most he row ik acts of success. it created a stability that when the new president came in he could have built onto create fragile but more stable situation that would have not allowed for the void to be filled. >> do you buy that? >> no, of course not. well, you know, the idea that by putting 30,000 extra troops into iraq and doing some counter insurgency bush turned the entire situation around, you know, that's a myth. and one of the reasons that violence subsided in late 2007 into 2008 was that under the nose of the surge soldiers, the u.s. actually disarmed the sunni arabs first and that allowed the shiite groups to go into these neighbors and ethnically cleanse the sunnis. they were chased out of baghdad probably in the hundreds of thousands. it is that dislocation and the advent of a shiite dominated baghdad that turned into the isil counter reaction. so no, no, you can't rewrite history that way. >> thank you very much. >>> ward to the current u.s. campaign, spokeswoman marie harf recently said something tha

ike to thank all the people who made all the contributions. you guys are the real heroes, as far as i'm concerned. >> the real hero got the money and the car. that's it for us tonight. good night. neil: welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto, who says hillary clinton is a sure thing? i'm not talking about the general election i'm talking about the democratic nomination. to see the new rings of those on the left hillary is still just not right. which could explain the cold shoulder she's getting of all places, boston. it's not just the snow it's the chill from liberal donors who are seeking out a more progressive alternative. which is why elizabeth warren's name keeps popping up. what is it about massachusetts and a party obsessed about finding maybe there what it can't seem to find anywhere else. maybe democrats are forever hoping they can repeat camelot. it's more than 50 years since jfk. more than 50 years since anyone there has gone beyond there. go through the list. it's an impressive list. ted kennedy. john kerry. mitt romney. and, yeah, mic