i heard these people talk about the jack in the box. it is not the jack in the box i have seen. i work nights. sometimes i come to grab a sandwich. the same one, and between midnight and 5:00 a.m. i have never once seen any problems there. if you have two guards it is going to be a crowd. it is usually just one or two people. once in a while you see somebody who has had too much to drink but there is no problem. i am over 65. never once have i had a problem there. it has always been clean. the staff is courteous. the managers are great. it is a great place. i do not know what to the deal is with the one police car and night. it is common out there. anybody drops a hat, some because the police. that is the way it is. i want to support the place. as far as i'm concerned, it is safe. president newlin: what is your favorite meal there? [laughter] >> my name is stuart williams. i am a resident of the richmond district. as my colleague mentioned, this is more of a public safety issue. the restaurant is a magnet for a rowdy group of individuals. there has been a long, documented histor

aslam, jack in the box. extended hours permit. >> i will give a brief introduction how i got here sensed there are three -- sinse ce there are 3 jack in the boxes. all of these businesses have been in place for many years. i will let the applicant tell you when they started but we are talking decades of existing. i should say that all food or beverage service requires an extended hours permit after 2:00 a.m. and before 6:00 a.m. so even though it is not entertainment, even a pizza place needs a permit if they're going to be open. of course a sometimes businesses do not have that permit. in this case there was a change of ownership and that is how it came to be that the permit was not applied for. we believe the new owners were acting in good faith in believing that the permit ran with the business instead of the operator because when it came to their attention that they had not renewed their extended hours permit, they immediately came into our office and paid all of the fees and begun all of the inspections

i live around the corner from jack in the box. my bedroom window is pretty much overlooks the parking lot. i would say that pretty much every weekend, if not every night, there is some type of activity, screaming, yelling, around 2:00 a.m. it wakes us up. that is half the problem. the other part is that the patrons are not at jack in the box, they are on my stoop. they are on my neighbor's the stairs. both of us have victorians that have these beautiful staircases. every morning, i am picking up the jack in the box later. i have confidence in the marble. -- condiments in the marble. that is a problem. but then they also go around my stairs and urinate on the side of my house. it is a public nuisance. i have lived there for 16 years. has gotten worse. i raised three children in that neighborhood and i have told my kids, stay away from that area. the neighborhood has changed. president newlin: thank you for your comments. >> hello, commissioners. i am a resident on the 10th avenue and a property owner since 1974. i am also a member

officer moore: the majority was by jack in the box. vice chair joseph: checking the box made those calls. there is also a lot of talk about litter and urination in the area. do you attribute that, to the best of your knowledge -- is that attributed to the patrons of jack in the box? is there a homeless population around there? do you have any idea? officer moore: there is a large homeless population. i would say the majority of the trash in the area is from jack in the box. vice chair joseph: are there other restaurants in the area that are open late at night? a donut shop? officer moore: it is not the same area, but in the richmond direct -- richmond district. vice chair joseph: you get calls from them? officer moore: we do not. vice chair joseph: i have a note that says that there is a high frequency of calls regarding crime occurring at or near jack in the box between 2:00 and 6:00. is that true or false? officer moore: that is false. vice chair joseph: i guess that is most important question. i wanted to know if that was true or fa

officemoor the majority wase by jack in the box. here is also a lot of talk abt litter and urination i e area o yoattributat, to the best of your knowledge -- is that attributed to the patrons of jack in the box? isthereaomeless poputi around there? do you have any idea? there is a large homeless population. i would say the majority of the trash in the area is from jack in the box. vice cir joseph: are there other restaurants in the area that are open late at night? a donut shop? same area, but in the richmond direct -- richmond district. office moore: we do not. ats that there is a high frequency of cal regardi crimeoccurrt or near jack 6:.the box between 0 d fficermoore: that is false. vice chair joseph: i guess that is most important question. i wanted to know if that was true or false. commissioners, do you have any questions for the police on this issue? miione, frointof view, late-night food in the ci is ve important. here been lots of mention -- jack in the box does not serve up a whole. peleot tbedre atnight helps certainly

>> i don't think jack lew was thinking about it. jack lew is a very smart guy. i've known him for many years. he was a budget director during the clinton administration when president obama took over. he went and got a really major job working as secretary of state with hillary clinton in the state department, then he moved over to budget where he's done a very strong job. he's got good relations with everybody on the hill, and. you have to have a strong political background as well as a substantive policy background. jack lew spent a couple years working on capitol hill, so he knows capitol hill. he knows the executive branch. he's told him how grateful. then we'll rather some really nice words from him. >> hi, everybody. i hope you had a good weekend. last week my chief of staff, bill daley, informed me that after spending time reflecting with his family over the holidays, he thought it was time to leave washington and return to our beloved hometown of chicago. obviously, this was not easy news to hear. and i didn't accept bill's decision right away. in fact,

jack was a navy intelligence.here he is a young naval officer and his father was a suspected pro-nazi. going out with this dazzling blond nordic woman who had been seen in a photograph. we have evidence or probable cause. we have to follow her so they send kennedy to charleston to get away from him. kennedy said to a friend, they shagged me down to charleston because they thought it was hanging around with the nazi spy. that was his word. she chases him down there and they spent four days together at the fort sumpter house hotel. four days together in the only time they came out from there period of living together down there and i loved this is a roman catholic was basically for a couple of late night meals and to go to mass. [laughter] that is so jack and they both went to mass together in the cathedral on broad street down there in beautiful charleston. it just shows as they came across throughout the book, and thinking about after i had written a book, jack was a devotional catholic who prayed every night at h

jack was good on that front. he was of a certain age, were not particularly good in terms of jewish people. there is a point in his political career were kenny o'donnell said i wished the jewish have been better, jumping on the jewish community. jack said don't ever send us at letters. we have to think of the future, not the past. and these people, the jewish people, have problems you'll never understand. he had tremendous empathy for what they've been touring history. highly unlike his old man. >> host: there was a popular view that his brother joe had been killed in the airplane blew up and met his father had to say no, you're going to run for office. that's not true. >> guest: one of his war buddies that that is how he would share in it. he would build that case, darn it, the old man wants me to do this. you know the world were two guys. they never want to admit ambition of his unseemly. it was much better to say the old and wants me to run for congress. everyone around him said this guy was raring to go. by t

"right this minute" we have jack and dan davis. you think he was going to make that much pony. >> he got a lucky catch, ended up catching half of it. >> how were so many stuck together. >> when i threw it up it didn't spread out. he must have seen this big chunk. >> when you saw that cash meatball in the air, what were you thinking? >> i was thinking i was only going to catch like -- >> a little bit? >> yeah. >> what have you done with the $57. >> saved it. >> jack, how old are you? >> six. >> wow. >> hey, jack, can you describe this move for me. >> we made it up myself. >> is that your signature move? >> kind of. >> i'd love to see you do a celebratory dance for us. >> the robot kind of. >> he has the moves. >> he's got a great big brother, though. >>> keeping up with the care of your nails can be so hard, right? after a while you run out of ideas so you go with nothing. >> polish. >> if we're going to talk about nails, let me hide mine before we get started. >> i found this cool blog. this girl has so many cool ideas that actuall

we established a supporter, jack welch. getting a few tweets saying, wow, jack looks good.hat's your secret? your secret just arrived, your wife, suzy. jack says romney is perfect in every way. you're the perfect person to ask, because you worked for him at bain. what's the reality behind the mist. >> when i see these ads by newt gingrich talking about how people began to lose their jobs when mitt romney came to town, it is such a stark contrast than what it was like to actually work at bain, there was this incredible almost bizarre rah-rah, go business, grow business. you were rated actually on your annual reviews or actually twice -- how you were with your client. it was keep your clients and get them to grow. >> was he ruthless? >> never in my experience ruthless. actually, quite the opposite. he was what you see now, sort of a boy scout. mitt is actually an old-fashioned person. you don't see that type any more. >> i got that sense when i interviewed him. he is quite old-fashioned in his values and the way he talks and his family. you don't get many politicians like him

jack -- [ applause ] jack and connie gillespie made their six children the first on either side of the father, the first generation to ever attend college. i'm one of those children, the son of an irish i am grant who came here illegally, worked hard and made a better life for himself and his family and helped make the world a safer,

jack young wants to cut ties with the baltimore grand prix. >> kim dacey has more details. >> jack young's opinion letter in "the baltimore sun" starts off with him admitting that he supported the grand prix race when the idea was first proposed about two years ago. but now he argues that the city should not pursue the race in the future and should instead direct its resources elsewhere. in his letter, jack young says city resources should go not to the grand prix but to things like recreation centers for kids and seniors and city pools. he criticized the mayor's plan to in some cases hand over rec center operations to private entities, saying, "what does it say about our priorities as a city when we will move heaven and earth to continue a street race but will turn our backs on our most vulnerable citizens?" baltimore's first grand prix race sped through downtown on labor day weekend, generating $47 million for the city, short of a projected $70 million. the mayor's office is now trying to find a new organizer for the race after recently severing its contract with the baltimore racing dev

jack i'm ashamed of you! again! jack i'm ashamed of you! jack i'm ashamed of you! you make me sick!ways do i have to tell you that you are not to make my life harder than it already is?! i am so sick of you! you disgust me! i'm ashamed of you! jack, i'm ashamed of you! (groans) (panting) what are you doing? what i couldn't do to her. (groaning) help me! please! help! (panting) don't do it! (screams) help me! please! (whimpers) (gasping) h, i got it, i got it, i got it! simmons: okay... stay with the girl. stay with the girl. it's okay. (grunts) toller! (grunting) (wheezing moans) delko: don't move, toller! got it. it's all right. let's go. (handcuffs click) get up. get up! let's go. h, i'll be back. i won't see him again, will i? your dad's going away for a while. actually, he-he's going away for a long time. will i ever see my sister again? yes, everyone worked really hard and they found a family that was ready to take both of you. both of us? yes. together? together. does it have to be that family? why? were you thinking that you wanted to do something different? my dad's gone now

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we will stay with the jack in the box items. item l. 400 geary, extended hours permit. >> you are familiar with jack in the box. a permit to operate between 2 and 6. president newlin: you do not have anything to add. >> there is no -- we do not serve alcohol, there is no loud music or entertainment. newtonther -- there is hamburges and curly fries. >president newlin: do you have something to say? >> entertainment commission has received a request for jack in the box to address a plumbing issue. from biscuit and blues. they are being flooded after to ram from jack in the box bathrooms. i do not know why the flooding begins at 2:00 a.m. and stop sometime later. possibly someone is using your bathroom other than its intended use. i am making the request to look into that. and remedy the situation and to contact them. and hear their concerns of our your plumbing. >> this is a very recent request. just brought up, mentioned to us 48 hours ago. plumbing issues have been regardless of what kind of business our residents to have and we

i also read into the record to increase security protection for the business at jack in the box. also that there be a second security guard on fridays and saturdays to better control the parking lot. and also that shift managers also participate with the security. i believe it was a police recommendation to let customers know the parking lot is off- limits to loitering. the last things really important -- it limits the noise of many of the residents directly around the jack in the box. lighting and monitoring them better, in the facility, it was a key recommendation from the police station as well. some of the bar owners and a motel owners, the police advisory board to pull the jack in the box accountable and create -- and support the neighbor's recommendation to keep it closed between 2:00 at 4:00 a.m.. thank you so much sheer joseph and commissioners. >> this is the section on general public comment, items not on the agenda. any further public comment? public comment is closed. the next item on the agenda, review and approval of the minutes. ok. i'd like to -- is ther epublie c

jack i'm ashamed of you! again! jack i'm ashamed of you! jack i'm ashamed of you! you make me sick!ways do i have to tell you that you are not to make my life harder than it already is?! i am so sick of you! you disgust me! i'm ashamed of you! jack, i'm ashamed of you! (groans) (panting) what are you doing? what i couldn't do to her. (groaning) help me! please! help! (panting) don't do it! (screams) help me! please! (whimpers) (gasping) h, i got it, i got it, i got it! simmons: okay... stay with the girl. stay with the girl. it's okay. (grunts) toller! (grunting) (wheezing moans) delko: don't move, toller! got it. it's all right. let's go. (handcuffs click) get up. get up! let's go. h, i'll be back. i won't see him again, will i? your dad's going away for a while. actually, he-he's going away for a long time. will i ever see my sister again? yes, everyone worked really hard and they found a family that was ready to take both of you. both of us? yes. together? together. does it have to be that family? why? were you thinking that you wanted to do something different? my dad's gone now

what's interesting is the choice of jack lew. he is the budget director but he has strong ties to capitol hill. he's doing work with the state department. there's thinking that it would strengthen ties with capitol hill. as you look back at some of the recent battles on capitol hill and between the hill and the white house, there's been some concern that there hasn't been enough discussion. there haven't been enough sit down discussions between top advisors here and folks on the hill. i think there's some thinking moving forward this could help. bill daley making the point he's ready to go home, back to his family in chicago and the president quite personal in his remarks. >> i was struck by bill daley's comments represented or parapraezed by the president where he said bill wanted to go home with his grand children. i guess there wasn't any direct conflict but this was a man who felt his time of service drawing to an end and he wanted to go home. >> reporter: right. it doesn't seem like there was any direct conflict. have said t

think about jack kennedy. did you think he was going to seven class with kids are suddenly writing book summer alone? no. going back to high school, he brought churchill and "the new york times" according to his post every day. he got a copy mailed to him and since has been trying to figure out each issue in each article and distillates meeting. he ran for student council of the first year. he intended to go to law school. winners in the navy metallic touch about the state and local politics. on the indications are from his friends, charlie bartlett. he was headed for a political career. this was not true. the miniature was killed, he was there. >> host: so, his father was ambassador in saint churns and monday and could do with adolf hitler. and the second son has jackie describe as all of those things and weak in some respects he said no, dad, you're wrong. and he cut his fathers like that because his father was somewhat agree with them. he said yes, britain was justified munich and 38 because they were ready

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>>> right back to jack for the cafferty file. jack?ndria writes it was wrong for us to go there in the first place. did we really think we could win that war? within hours after the troops left, the place began falling apart. >> carla writes make up your mind. first, everyone is yelling to bring the troops home and stop the killing and the destruction of our economy that can't afford these trivial wars. now it's oops, maybe we shouldn't have pull the out. jeff writes, we didn't walk away. we were told to leave. did the decision of the iraqi, government make sense? probably not. such is politics. when the ruling government says it's time to go it's time to go. abby writes, just walk away? jack, we were there for eight years. i hardly think that constitutes abandonment. we can't spend all of our money and time baby-sitting. pete in georgia writes, no, what was wrong was going in there in the first place with no more knowledge of the 5,000-year-old insane culture than the average fourth grader possesses. we have to be the most arrogant fo

americans want to be like jack kennedy. a regular guy who liked girls but he had guts and save his crew general were to than the cuban missile crisis and rose to the occasion. we all hope our president can do that. but when a president can rise to the occasion to be a better man as president and he was in life, that is our dream. >> host: chris matthews, thank you. . .

jack is just fine. -- jack suffered severe organ damage. just fine. >> it is inspirational for us. >> a miracle indeed. thank you. 11:00, a california coalition pushing for higher taxes is targeting kim kardashian. they say she made $12 million in 2010. she paid just 1% more in state income taxes than someone making $47,000. group wants to raise tax rates for those making more than $1 million annually. tonight, a new jobs action figure. the figure is being marketed by kong company. the corporation wants you to gaze into the figure pose a eyes.ng action figure is going to about $100. >>> a church donation mystery is solved. volunteers found a large amount cash in a cloak in the nation. tonight, a family has claimed the cash. the family donated clothes with that the money was inside. a family friend had mentioned the church was searching for the owner. >> they got it back. >>> weather was not a gift. >> finally, some cold weather. >> not all of us. >> i see that claim in your eye. no snow. up kind of night. the wind is still out there. they w

jumba-jum- jack, i don't know why you keep pushing the jumbaco.shows normal people like the jumbo deal. your classic jumbo jack made with 100% beef, two tacos, fries and a drink for just $4.29. it's all their favorites in one meal. they killed my jumbaco idea? i tried. >> have you ever been sky-diving? >> no. do you want to? >> no. >> would you be terrified coming out of the plane or elated? >> i would be dead, someone would have to throw me out of the plane. >> is that the only way you would do it? >> yup. >> this video is from sky dive dubai. it shows people on their first tandem jumps, and surprisingly, they look pretty happy. >> where is the camera? >> on the sky diver that jumped out just ahead of them. maybe it's not as scary as you think? >> yeah, it is. >> how do you know? >> i'm convinced if you're falling 15,000 feet that it's scary. >> i don't even know if i would want to see what i look like. i would ask the photographer, just throw away the camera. >> they're holding what looks like the photographer's foot and hands during that, that

>> jack welch, the founder of the jack management institute. >> i see you're in florida, i can tell by the tans you are sporting. the last time in my studio, you were very pro mitt romney. how do you think things have played out since we last spoke? >> i feel a lot better tonight than i did after south carolina, piers. >> it's been a fascinating race. south carolina clearly was a shock to the romney system. you saw a very different mitt romney in the debates last week, a new ferocious mitt romney, not prepared go down without a hell of a fight and that debate performance turned him into the front-runner again. was that the kind of mitt romney you've been looking for? >> i'm a big fan of mitt romney, not because of his combativeness, because of his intellect and ability to persuade all kinds of people to get together and get the right answers. i think he's a solutions person. this combative thing is necessary during these primaries, which is sort of crazy. but he's more of a conciliatory, pull teams together and get the right answer guy. >> suzy, we're hearing tonight, newt gingrich may

jumba-jum- jack, i don't know why you keep pushing the jumbaco.h shows normal people like the jumbo deal. your classic jumbo jack made with 100% beef, two tacos, fries and a drink for just $4.29. it's all their favorites in one meal. they killed my jumbaco idea? i tried. ♪ [ woman singing ] ♪ [ continues ] ♪ [ continues ] ♪ [ continues ] ♪ [ continues ] ♪ [ fades, ends ]

>>> well this jack in the box is actually being closed for the past four hours and neighbors want ito stay that way. if you take a look, they are applying for an extended permit after a brawl turned vicious early thanksgiving morning. that is when cal firefighter and marine had a fight with a man and that man edward escobar sought revenge and ran the man down with his car. he is seen in facebook support page where he remains in critical condition at a hospital with head injuries. it turns out jack in the box did not have the proper permits at the time to be operating between 2:00 and 6:00 a.m. so the restaurant was forced to close but is now trying to reopen. her chance are trying -- local businesses are trying to stop that and again that meeting starts at 6:30 and we will try to talk with some businesses around here to see if they plan on attending and if they feel it is important to keep this jack in the box shut down. i am tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the time is now 6:06 and voters in new hampshire are heading to the polls this morning in the first in the nation preside

and i like it called radio program, not show 'cause jack benny called it "the jack benny show," -- "jack know what i mean? i like that program. >> jimmy: yeah, we have a television program right now. >> yeah. this is "the jimmy fallon program." memorize that. >> jimmy: look at this, "the dictators" right here, look at you in the center there. [ light laughter ] looking pretty handsome right there, my friend. [ cheers and applause ] i mean, come on. you're in the punk band, "the dictators," that's you. that's you, buddy. >> god giveth, god taketh away. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: now, you have two big things i want to talk about here. >> i love you for inviting me on this show. >> jimmy: you're the greatest. i mean, i have some -- i've got to say, i'll never forget this. i went to your bar, manitoba's, which you gotta go. avenue b between 6th and 7th. >> 99 avenue b, between 6th and 7th on the lovely island of manhattan. >> jimmy: yes, it's a beautiful place. and it has the best jukebox in any bar in new york city ever. >> right. >> jimmy: 'cause it spans from doo-wop, to hip-hop, to rock 'n'