. >> when i saw that george stephanopoulos interview imented to scream and cry and i wasn't -- at george stephanopr the president. >> i am not sure. i feltment say way with dennis rodman's interview. the idea there is no crisis there is obviously a disconnect. the there is a crisis. the president keeps saying if we don't figure out how to shuffle out trillion necessary

. >> when saw that george stephanopoulos interview imented to scream and cry and i wasn't -- >> at george stephanopoulos or the president. >> i am not sure. i feltment say way with dennis rodman's interview. the idea there is no crisis there is obviously a disconnect. the there is a crisis. the president keeps saying if we don't figure out how to shuffle out trillion necessary

it was so powerful imented to believe it was her marriage. that last paragraph contained the wedding vow when he swore he would not be afraid to let her chafrnl him much the crowd froze after she finished. then we exploded into applause. she stood in the spotlight with tears in her eyes. she's a retired psychotherapist. >> go to her. this was a scene of a romantic comedy. i had to catch her at the airport before she left me forever. she was stopped by audience member after audience member. iment to talk to her but what would i say? well, what are you trying to get from her. her question was koejent for someone who had polished off her third drink. i want to come out of retirement and i want her to help me. i don't think it's realistic. you keep thinking i need to find the restroom. i wasn't listening to the reader on stage. she was talking to 3-20 something women. she back and grabbing at my arm. we need to leave now. why? >> dustin is here and he is with someone and she's cute. >> did he see you? >> no. i can't talk to him i'm a mess. are yo

>> iment the debt taclock that democrats say embarrassing them. theyment it removed. i stay put in the front grill . bus on the sphinding tour. what is going on, is that essentially, by the way if any ceo told the company and said two percent in cuts was budget and we'll have to lay you off. thraceo will be showed the door and we have had 17 percent inrowth and increases . talking about a two percent cut and it is it tiny. we are in the year . we have 1.4 percent anemic growth and three million less americans working. all of the spending ain't working. >> sabrina, it is it not a cut at all. so far, we have had two spending bills nocused on cutting the deficit and neither one of them. one proposed by the president and lacks tax increases and the other by democrats. neither one has spending increase and there is it a net increase in spending. >> right, the hysteria is much ado about it is it rich to watch the democrats pointing to the debt clock as if it is a distraction to the issue at hand. we are creeping to 17 trillion and borrowing 40 stents of year dolla americans

. >> when saw that george stephanopoulos interview imented to scream and cry and i wasn't -- >> at george stephanopoulos or the president. >> i am not sure. i feltment say way with dennis rodman's interview. the idea there is no crisis there is obviously a disconnect. the there is a crisis. the president keeps saying if we don't figure out how to shuffle out trillion necessary u.s. economy and fight global warming because it gets one degrees warmer in the next hundred yearings. the clock never stops moving and it is an immediate crisis and high suld be honest about that. >> dagen, he saying in and of itself, the balanced budget is not the goal. it is getting to that, but not at the expense of bla, blarks. >> and in saying that and spending not being a problem and hearing henry reid saying don't touch entitlementings and nancy pelo saying don't raise the retirement age and sh allings id we don't have a spending problem . i put it together. >> right. my fave rilt little, to the president was hundred billion in new infrastructure spending that is in the budget . they are freely raising new r

the hospital room was filled with ice witnesses that denied me the last thing imented from you to lay curled with you alone once more. to be a girl again and feel the balloon of your belly rise and fall. pat your cheeks soft as apcots. hear your breathing soothe me to sleep. that day i wrapped my arms around the shirt necessary your closet still hanging i felt them fill my grieve felt them hallow in your absence much the waling never ends inside and sometimes i think i have lost you like a hat. misplaced you in the messiness of my surroundings. you see, your stubbornness was woven into me woven into the clothes we both wore. strands that decide where we shared resistance, pushed needles. that's how i held on to you how a sewed myself to your side a seam raised into a scar at the end. thank you. [applause] >> hi and welcome back to authors who make you think. i appreciate you wanting to think on a beautiful saturday afternoon. 8 years ago in the ban shell at golden gate park. jonathan, one of our readers was there. 20 readers and 8 afternoons and now there are venues around the city. i

. >> when i saw that george stephanopoulos interview imented to scream and cry and i wasn't -- at george stephanopr the president. >> i am not sure. i feltment say way with dennis rodman's interview. the idea there is no crisis there is obviously a disconnect. the there is a crisis. the president keeps saying if we don't figure out how to shuffle out trillion necessary u.s. economy and fight global warming because it gets one degrees warmer in the next hundred yearings. the clock never stops moving and it is an immediate crisis and high should be honest about that. >> dagen, he saying in and of itself, the balanced budget is not the goal. it is getting to that, but not at the expense of bla, blarks. >> and in saying that and spending not being a problem and hearing henry reid saying don't touch entitlementings and nancy pelosi saying don't raise the retirement age and she allings said we don't have a spending problem . i put it together. >> right. my fave rilt little, to the president was hundred billion in new infrastructure spending that is in the budget . they are freely raising new r

we are seeing iment pro.. one thing we would need is to make sure this is not a temporary improvement. we have seen periods before where they had as many as 300,000 jobs for a couple months and then things weakened again. so i think an important criterion would be not just the improvement we have seen but will it be sustained for a number of months. >> petro decosta from reuters. i wanted to ask you about cyprus a little bit. you removed a reverence in the statement referring to easing financial conditions suggesting that you're alert to these new risk that is seem to have emerged. doesn't the fact that a country as small as cyprus can set off such global reverberations suggest that the financial system is perhaps a lot more fragile than the fed's stress test suggests? separately, you discounted the estimate of the too big to fail subsidy that elizabeth warren threw at you during the senate hearing a couple weeks ago. i was wondering, does the fed have its own estimate of what that subsidy is and could you tel

there is one other thing that imented to share, so on saturday, at city hall, college track is going to be hosting college track san francisco day and it is an opportunity to expose our students to mentor and career fields that low income first generation students that are under represented in including technology and junior engineering science and sales. and so there will be folks from multiple organizations in those arenas that will be mentoring 200 youth that are part of college track to help them think about careers and stem and to connect them with internship opportunities down the road. so that is going to be on saturday from 11 to 3. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> commissioner wynns? >> thank you. >> i want to announce that the budget committee will meet on march 6, at 6:00. and then, second i just wanted to say that the school of the arts, spring musical, 42nd street will open on thursday night and i am not at liberty to announce the surprise guest in the pit that night. because they have not announced it yet. >> it was in the chronicle today. >> okay. >> having said that, i

and then, imented to talk a little bit about the surrealist and i am about to install these paintings into what is traditionally our impressionist gallery. but they are some of the most popular paintings in our collection and when we don't have them i get people asking what have you done with them? and i think that doli's approach to many things is idiocyncratic and these clouds have a view, and they almost seemed figure all to me but they have this really expensive intention for lack of a better way to describe them. i don't know that he would have wanted me describing them. >> i really love this image, and i think as we have heard from the other panelists, clouds and space and landscape have a personal meaning and what we project on them is very subjective and i think that in my own attempt to synthesize art history in 15 minutes and looking at clouds and skies, i came to realize that there is a personal vocabary that we project on to these images. and so i felt honored to have participated on this panel and so i feel like it is really changed the way that i look at so many kinds of

iment that completely. >> you are not making eye contact with the viewer. >> if there is one thing that em pho sighses a -- emphasizes a yes is a ss. >> and the playing with the pen. any poker player would tell you. >> you thought this was a pen? >> it is time to take a break. and joy of hate, bookstores, amazon, autographed copy. g >> an advocacy group said they are promoting bestiality. they say the pig ad is unnecessary. they started a petition to get it pulled. take a look, look takers. >> just used by geico app to get a tow truck. it will be here in 30 minutes. >> that means we won't be stuck up here for hours with thouing to do? with nothing to do? >> oh, i get it. you want to pass the time, huh? fruit ninja. >> dana, the woman does act like she wants to make out with the pig. >> wouldn't you want to make out with the pig? he is absolutely adorable. millions of moms have nothing better to do. they need a part-time job and consider working for marissa mayor at yahoo!. the thing they should -- >> call back. >> the thing they should sue geico about is when he says wee, that is annoyi

you're the next one up, so you would think talking up iment pro.e economy and your participation would be a good idea but they're still not doing it. i think part of it is the incentive structure, the republican party is now so weighted on the side of constantly being against barack obama, whatever he's for, you're against. whatever is good for him is bad for you, bad for the country. if that incentive structure hasn't changed enough for the republicans to get the memo that maybe it would be good politics for them to start saying the economy is getting better. the other reason is they agreed to raise tacks in january. that was a painful thing to do and they'd -- >> for the top 1%. >> barely. exactly. just a minor and we also raised taxes on everybody with that payroll tax -- >> nobody argues about that unfortunately. we should have a whole show on that baby. >> they don't want to admit in a slyly higher tax environment jobs are being created. >> let me go to you smikcle. it seems a couple shots have been taken at the president and they have never c

the cash flow and competition is just so fierce and the labels are so det imental to margins in the market seeing how they'll make money, at least a lot of money. we don't deny that this has been a very successful device. sold out in the east and sold out in asia and doing very well in europe. surprising a lot of critics and we don't expect the same response in the u.s. and overall, a better than expected launch and the cash flows are not as big as they are for the corporate side. >> one last question. i know you're a fundamental analyst, but the sentiment has blade a large role in how apple has traded recently. apple is down by only a half a percent. on the way up we had all of these analysts come out and not even acknowledging the fact that there could be competition on the horizon and raising the price target, and now we've got all of these analysts including yourself on the way down lowering the price target. do you think perhaps that it's sort of turned the corner where it is taking in bad news and not really react too significantly to it and that's a good sign for the stock. >> that'