she is as trashed as a federally approved lunch, joanne nosuchunsky. and more rhymes than jamaica has mango's. it is tv's andy levey. that's great. and she is finance knee and attractive -- she is funny and attractive. writer, comedian and racist, bonnie mcfarland. a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> not many people. >> all right. it takes, yes to excess. california, a state, recently signed affirmative consent into law. and the standard of only yes means yes is gaining traction elsewhere. last month students at concordia university in montreal posted a varied yow showing that getting consent can be sexy, dirty, hot and straight up fun. have a look, lookers. >> it's okay. >> can i put my hand here? >> yes. >> can i take your shirt off? >> no, not yet. >> can i put this here? >> yes, please. >> can i kiss your neck? >> clearly he is both fun and considerat. can he take your shirt off? >> can i take off your shirt? >> uh-huh. >> lady with the beard is cute. >> sometimes it pays to ask the question twice. i believe we have another camera angle.n

i am here with joanne nosuchunsky. and i haven't seen a sweater this ugly since i woke up in michael moore's lap. it was all he was wearing. it is andy levy. and tom shillue. and her policy to know her policy. next to me fox news national security analyst kt mcfar land and the kt stands for killer thoughts. that's right. a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> they added ass to the class. a north carolina teacher is in trouble over a genetic assignment that asked if a kardashian-sized caboose could be inherited. it is the subject of tonight's -- >> is this racist? >> i didn't forget this time. the questionable question appeared on a test on genetics for students at a charlotte high school. it read -- my eyes. lotsamanda has a big booty, the dominant trait. her man has a small booty which is recessive. they get married and have a baby named la princess. what is the chance la princess will inherit her big mom's big booty. some complained that it had racial under tones. the district has pulled the worksheet and the

joanne, where do you stand on prostitution?on't say 34th street. >> i am all for legalizing it and you can read it in my newsletter. i have 22 reasons why we should. i just want the fact that these are the instances where we have heard about it. how many more instances are there that we haven't heard about it? he almost wasn't caught if this is in fact truthful. when florida police tried to arrest him for this he said i am working on an anti-human trafficking thing. i don't know what you call them. >> they almost believed him. it turns out he was doing the dirty. >> i saw his play the other day, the last one. it was fantastic. it was one of the best things i have ever seen on broadway. >> i saw him play the loot at lincoln center. it is not as eventful. >> you have a choice to talk about the case. >> i want to talk about the case. >> i want to talk about the case because everyone is missing the real problem here. authorities later interviewed a prostitute and he said he paid her for sex. this clearly violates the prostitute's o

you 2016 i welcome everyone to the groundbreaking next year and thank you, mayor ed lee and chief joanne hayes-white for all there's support thank you, everyone. >> thank you very much marking mark the time is here in a minute i'm going to bring up chief joanne hayes-white to talk e talk about the nert program i want to do a couple of songs on my album we have about a minute to 5 to 4 i'm going to bring up my good friend chief joanne hayes-white can you explain what this is the ringing the bells and 504 i think. >> good afternoon, everyone i will be speaking again, after to acknowledge a lot of people but gives me great pleasure to ring the bell for the memorial of the lives lost in 1989 signaling the final event of what happened 25 years ago. >> the property loss and how lucky we are to live here with those folks and the moment of silence will follow the ringing of the bell should this is a celebration off how far we've come we're more vibrant than ever with the new roads so here this is about 10 seconds to 504 let's let that given now (bell ringing). >> and now a moment of silence let'

joanne, if a man cannot dance what does it tell you about him? that he is rich and it doesn't matter? >> it won't happen. that's nongnaw negotiatable for me. it is not the end of the world. don't try to clap to. ♪ it's the end of the world and we know it ♪ because that is tricky. >> you can have perfect rhythm and still not be a good dancer. >> sure. >> i have lived my life as living proof of that. >> i like that. i need to write that down. >> you gotta show us. >> just take my word that i can't dance. >> did you write that down when you were 16. other interests, i have perfect rhythm, but i can't dance. signed andy levey. the show is over and you can't even answer me. >> too bad because i had a lot to say. >> bye. see you tomorrow. ah speak to cur service, check on a claim...you know, all with the ah, tap of my geico app. oh, that's so cool. well, i would disagree with you but, ah, that would make me a liar. no dude, you're on the jumbotron! whoa. ah...yeah, pretty much walked into that one. geico anywhere anytime. just a tap away on the geico a

joanne, if a man cannot dance what does it tell you about him? that he is rich and it doesn't matter? >> it won't happen. that's nongnaw negotiatable for me. it is not the end of the world. don't try to clap to. ♪ it's the end of the world and we know it ♪ because that is tricky. >> you can have perfect rhythm and still not be a good dancer. >> sure. >> i have lived my life as living proof of that. >> i like that. i need to write that down. >> you gotta show us. >> just take my word that i can't dance. >> did you write that down when you were 16. other interests, i have perfect rhythm, but i can't dance. signed andy levey. the show is over and you can't even answer me. >> too bad because i had a lot thanks for watching, everyone. huckabee starts right now. >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. (applause) welcome to "huckabee" from the fox news studios in new york. so what are you afraid of? spiders, snakes and ladders in high places, maybe you are afraid of fire, suffocating or drowning and maybe you are just afraid of having your wife

special thanks to remi spencer and sam morrell and joanne nosuchunsky.i'm andy levy and maybe i will see you next time and maybe i won't be around. who knows? no. what is your wish? no...ok...a million bucks! oh no... geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. much of the business world. >>> i'm dana, along with kimberly, bob, and greg. this is "the five." after last night's senate sweep and historic wins by republicans, this afternoon, finally, the moment we have all been waiting for, the president's reaction. >> obviously, republicans had a good night. and they deserve credit for running good campaigns, every elect shung is a moment for reflection and i think that everybody in this white house is going to look and say, all right, what do we need to do differently? but the princip

let me go to you, joanne. you are a woman. say you have a boyfriend and he played a sport which i doubt would ever happen, would you do this? >> if i did i would tweet at the person and at the team. how are the coaches going to hear you if you don't tweet at them? and if she added a winking smiley face at the end could have helped. she could have sweet talked them a little bit. >> can you do that again? a slight stroke for you. >> is it manziel's career or the relationship you will never know? >> of course she wants bae to play. it is her job. you always want bae to play. the coaches don't care about bae. they will not play bae because bae's girlfriend wants bae to play. she needs to understand that and that's what she needs to learn. we get it. you want bae to play, but not everybody thinks of him as bae. >> interesting. that was fun. i don't know where to go with this. >> wasn't much of a story. >> that was a momentum killer. >> we will bring it back with this one. are they out of their minds when it comes to street signs? y

it is the average joe, joanne nosuchunsky. and he is my absolute favorite person here at fox and i am beyond thrilled he is with us tonight. it is tv's andy levey. and he has the best costumes ever or he is too lazy to dress up. it is probably the latter. and he is taking a backseat on his booster seat. next to me is greg gutfeld, one of my many co-hosts weekdays on "the five." 234 case you haven't -- in case you haven't heard his latest book is called "not cool." buy it people. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. according to a new survey the democrats are more fearful than republicans and more afraid of bugs and snakes, blood and needles and strangers clowns and ghosts. as the "washington post" notes, the survey reveals they are the bigger believers in the paranormal which is why they are more jittery. the biggest fear is public speaking and heights and zombies and darkness and ghosts. you know who else is afraid of ghosts? here is a rier video of a cat -- a rare video of a cat witnessing a spirit of the dead. >> t

right, joanne? >> yeah. definitely. >> i take my cue from the band. >> you can see them in the background as they were doing it. they were applauding and they were laughing. i think that is a pretty high stress job, actually, to know you are on camera. people are taking their cues off of them. should i clap? that's the thing. he was doing it in a way that still made everyone feel comfortable. if everyone feels comfortable -- wait, does it air in new york? >> you are the host of a show. >> they are in new york. >> it is live in new york. >> it is literally right there. >> it is across the street. >> i am drunk right now. that's how i deal. >> even drunk you should know that. >> i got confused for a second. it happens. if new yorkers can applaud and clab, we all should. >> that's good. i had an important point to make, but your lack of knowledge has completely -- >> i am wrong a lot. i wanted to make sure i was president -- i wasn't wrong. >> they pretaped some stuff. i had a friend who did background once. >>

joanne, michael moynihan. that does it for me. i'm greg gutfeld.ll see you next time. >>> this is "the five." >>> so today, our tuesday was the quiet kid spanking the bully after six years of taunting. the quiet kid -- it's like the defense attorney plead -- their goal is to save the president, but tuesday was bad. the damage, well harry reid is no

>> joanne i loved welcome to pooh corner. it is a place in my room. >> i want to know. >> sometimes i can't get out of bed. the question is do they have a point ? >> the only reason they are ganging up on pooh is they want their own polish bear cartoon to win. it is what they want in the park. my real problem with pooh is he is a horrible example to children. his hand is always in the honey jar and that's not good for childhood obesity. win knee the pooh is the most under -- winney the pooh is the most under rerated. everybody knew an eyore, andy is an eyore. >> it i feel he has been stripped of all of his dignity. >> i was basically pig let as a child. i wore a shirt and nothing else. >> what about bears? >> yogi bear. >>> i have a snuggle bear. jedediah, always a pleasure. andy levy and joanne nosuchunsky. buck 6 ton or sex buck ton. that does it for me. have an interesting rest of your weekend. i'm greg gutfeld. what...? jesse don't go! jesse...no! i'm sorry daisy, but i'm a loner. and a loner gotta be alone. heee yawww! g

it is joanne nosuchunsky. and he is blander than a rice cake and no where near as healthy. finally eye candy for the panel. delicious. rob long, emphasis on rob tv, writer and producer founder of ricochet.com. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> you never know with me. did he cross the line by calling her fine? retiring iowa senator said ernst may be as good looking as taylor swift. with mid-term elections 11 months away let's discuss this in our -- >> election day hot quarters. >> for the next three minutes and 50 seconds we are your hot quarters.

joanne, do you think this is a good idea. people will see your spelling mistakes. >> i like to pretend i am polished, but apparently not the case. it is for teens who don't want to exceed their data. it is for hypocon dree acts who think they are reading everything. >> so it doesn't continue if it is interrupted? >> if you didn't send it it is not using data. apparently that's what it says. >> it makes perfect sense. now i really like this. do you know what this is? this is when you and i e-mail each other and we use drafted -- drafts. >> that's what it is going to do and that's the result of it. they say that they are selling it and it mimics the way it is in person. why would you want that? >> the whole point of digital interaction is the way you do in real life. guy people are awful. and you of all people should know that. you are awful. >> you have them and they are in your head. >> this is what brought you the bathtub toaster and the play sets for the kids. >> this is crazy. how many times do you write a text and say oh

i am here with fox news.com reporter sealing the wave from joanne. she says popular is a swing set and just as hazardous to children. she kills kids. it is joanne know saw chin ska. nosuchunsky. and it tv's andy levy. weird? yeah, go, see a doctor. and sitting next to me, sam morrell. he is as dry as a mummy. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> it was worse before. >> are they turning punters into poppers? the dea wants to see how they play. agents of a drug drug enforcement agency conducted unannounced checks of several nfl teams and training staffs after sunday's games. the visits were apparently part of an investigation of claims made by former players that the teams routinely doll out pain pills without proper prescriptions. >> they believe they are giving guys all of these painkillers and medications and it doesn't transfer through state lines that they are not filling out the bottles and they are not giving them the labels and not telling them of the warnings and risks and they teal this is going on with trainers as opposed to doct

i'm here tonight with a very bloated joanne. still attractive. >>> and he's brighter than a 60-watt light bulb but uses half the energy. it's tv's andy levy. and anthony fisher, writer and producer. and hey, it's the bully/drug dealer from every '80s tv show, fresh from stuffing me in a locker. >>> the cartoon sang the wrong tune. an indiana newspaper has apologized after a cartoon about immigration offended the indianapolis star pulls the cartoon, which featured a white family upset at what i assume are hispanic people climbing through their window to share thanksgiving with them. the paper first tried to pacify people by removing the guy climbing through the window. smart move. shockingly, that didn't work. so on saturday, they scrubbed the cartoon from their website with the editor saying, quote, gary did not intend to be racially insensitive in his attempt to express his strong views about president barack obama's decision to temporarily prevent the deportation of millions of immigrants. anyway, you know who loves thanksgivi

i am here with joanne nosuchunsky. waive away. political humor. it is tv's andy levey. the magazines are responsible for more soiled socks than the 1919 world series and his eyebrows are more pronounced than the the words on jeopardy and he looks like one of the arabs on homeland. his name i forgot. ithe is now the editor-in-chief. it is a child's magazine. and he keeps his money under his mattress. that's why he needs a 50-foot ladder to get into bed. it is the lou everyone is skipping to, darlin. week nights 7:00 p.m. eastern on fox business network. he is also co author of the great book and national best seller, bigger than anything o'reilly has ever written border war. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> his shirt is causing hurt. so it must be time for another edition of -- >> is this sexist? >> i forgot the sign. the european space agency may have landed a probe on a comet 310 million miles away. that pales in importance to the clothing choice of one of their scientists. look at that. during a live stream of the landing matt taylor, one of the most p

congratulations to joanne. your chance to win is coming up. >> you'll need wednesday's buzz word, be at least 18 years of age or older and a legal u.s. resident. >> the buzz word in a little bit. >> watch for the rtm ipad mini give away. >> a small town with a big problem. >> every november, a group of neo-nazi members descend on this small town to march. this is the original burial site of rudolph hess deputy to adolf hitler. the town cannot get rid of these people. >> it's hard to imagine people would support this movement. >> the town tried to get these nazi supporters to go away by removing his remains in 2011. that diminished the crowd. this year 200 people showed up. >> everything is a little different in 2014. >> the town turned this into a positive. unbeknownst to these marchers, the shop owners decided for every meter they walked to their town they pledged $10 in support of exit deutscheland, a charity that helps people leave neo-nazi groups. they saw all these signs and noticed these markers that said

canfield confessed to killing his ailing wife joann, by shooting her in the head. neighbors say, the couple has lived there for more than 35- years their neighbors say, there was no doubt that joann canfield was quite ill. she suffered from dementia. however, neighbors also say, they are surprised by what happened. >>we never expected that. there really loving people and we never thought she would do anything like that. understand why he did it but we never would have thought he would actually do that kind of thing. >>i do not think he should be in jail. he put the poor lady out of her misery. if she could do it herself i'm sure she would have. >>pam more canfield is being held without bail. this comes days after bay area cancer patient brittany maynard's decision to end her life. maynard moved to oregon and died on saturday. the oregon law allows terminally ill people to use lethal medications prescribed by a doctor. today, a vatican official criticized her choice. saying, maynard's act is quote - "in itself reprehensible" and the three days after she was kidnappe

none of these stories on "red eye cts tonight. >> i'm joanne nosuchunsky filling in for greg gutfeld who claims he will be back tomorrow. now let's welcome our guest. her name should be bonnie tyler the way she is holding out for a hero. i am here with jedediah bila, author, columnist of "outnumbered" on fox newschannel . his names rhymes with skeevy, but he is not. it is tv's andy levy. he has the energy of a three toad sloth, but on the other happened he has mored to. and he makes a lot of sense and sometimes he even makes dollars. next to me it is comedian, tom shillue. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> you can't spell fantasy without fat and sweaty. i'm pretty sure that is an anna gram. lange is in trouble for tweeting racially charged jokes. it is the subject of tonight's -- >> well, even the pc police are right sometimes. lange best known for appearing on howard stern's show wrote, here is the scenario i am using to bleep off chick on "first take." she beats the bleep out of me and runs free and then i bleep and she is free. the happiest ending ever. there is mor

but joanne had developed dementia and it was growing worse. next door neighbor jose knew the couple well. >> jerry said you know, she's seeing little demons and demons are chasing her around the house because she had bruises from like falling. she was running and tripping, whatnot. >> reporter: canfield had to place her in this nursing home. >> he would be up at 7:00 in the morning, out the door, spend the whole day with his wife at the facility, would come home 9:30, 10:00 and he did this every day. talk about love. >> reporter: two weeks ago, canfield was finally able to bring joanne back home. that was saturday, october 25th. he wheeled her up the stairs to their apartment. neighbors say she was disoriented and unable to recognize anyone. jerry canfield's lawyer says he promised his wife he would take her life if she just couldn't bear the pain anymore. on that sunday, october 26, he kept his word. canfield placed a dozen red roses by her bed and shot her in the head. rod baker is a neighbor. >> my wife saw jerry leave sunday dressed up, mo

lemonis: joanne's credit card -- target, construction debt.t's, you know... lemonis: why would target be construction? sal: no, it's not. it's her living expenses that she was using to live. got to go buy the kids' clothes, got to go to the supermarket... lemonis: like a personal credit card? sal: yeah. lemonis: and so why would you list it under construction? sal: well, i didn't list that under that. lemonis: williams-sonoma, slate, citi simplicity, citi card bank. this is all construction debt, as well? sal: um...i'm not sure. that i have to look at. lemonis: do you have any personal living expenses on these cards? sal: i'm sure there is. what's the big deal about that, honestly? lemonis: i agreed to $660,000 based on what you told me. now i'm finding out, living expenses really for this -- the target card really wasn't construction, and so my number really shouldn't be $660,000. sal: i'm not 100% sure what -- the cards are not even active. lemonis: but you were 100% sure to tell me that it was construction debt. you put this paper together.

lemonis: joanne's credit card -- target, construction debt. yeah, well, i think that's, you know... lemonis: why would target be construction? sal: no, it's not. it's her living expenses that she was using to live. got to go buy the kids' clothes, got to go to the supermarket... lemonis: like a personal credit card? sal: yeah. lemonis: and so why would you list it under construction? sal: well, i didn't list that under that. lemonis: williams-sonoma, slate, citi simplicity, citi card bank. this is all construction debt, as well? sal: um...i'm not sure. that i have to look at. lemonis: do you have any personal living expenses on these cards? sal: i'm sure there is. what's the big deal about that, honestly? lemonis: i agreed to $660,000 based on what you told me. now i'm finding out, living expenses really for this -- the target card really wasn't construction, and so my number really shouldn't be $660,000. sal: i'm not 100% sure what -- the cards are not even active. lemonis: but you were 100% sure to tell me that it was construction debt. you

talk about love. >> two weeks ago, can fooemd was able to bring joanne back home. that is saturday, october 25th. he wheeled her to their apartment. neighbors say she was disoriented and unable to recognize anyone. jerry canfield's lawyer says he promised his wife he'd take her life if she couldn't bear the pain anymore. on that sunday, october 26th, he kept his word. he placed a dozen red roses by her bed and shot her in the head. rod baker is a neighbor. >> my wife saw jerry leave sunday. dressed up. more so than normal. got in his truck, and drove away. >> he drove to the police department and turned himself. he was once asked about his wife's condition. >> i said how are you going to take care of her? he goes we've made arrangements. i had no idea it meant to help her not be in misery. >> this might have been the last kind thing that he could do for her. and i'm sure that is what it was. i just -- nobody would convince me other than that. >> there are resources available for care givers that may feel overwhelmed. on the screen is the number for the family care

joanne, when you are that age will you give up and try every drug?i am never actually getting old. now we have two kinds of videos. we have hoaxes and the bastardizations of our elderly. i like this one more because you don't have to apologize. >> if they had a bad trip though -- if one had a bad trip it could have been a problem. >> there is only one reason it would have happened on the video. it is completely fake. >> i see plenty of high grandmas. >> they were not smoking pot. >> oh i can't get the bag of chips open. come on. >> i have a hard time believing a show so innocent about pot. they are not that old. they were young when pot was pretty popular. >> they can take hits off a bong without coughing and that is the first time they tried pot? >> one held her breath for 10 whole seconds. >> why did we do this story? >> i think they gave them a small amount. pot is so powerful these days. >> these are crisis actors and probably the same one with newton. that's what they do, go around faking things. >> you make me sick. >> coming up, mimes, what ar

talk about love. >> two weeks ago, c fooemd was able to bring joann back home.that is saturday, october 25th. he wheeled her to their apartment. ighbors say she was disoriented and unable to recognize anyone. jerry canfield's lawyer says he prised his wife he'd take her life if she couldn't bear the pain anymore. on that sunday, october 26th, he kept his word. he placed a dozen red roses by her bed and shot her in the head. rod baker is a neighbor. >> my wife saw jrry leave sunday. dresse up. more so than normal. got in his truck, androve away. >> he drove to the police departnt and turned himself. he was once asked about his wife's condition. >> i said how are you going to take care of her? he goes we've made arrangements. i ha no idea it meant to help her not be in misery. >> this might have been the last kind thing that he could do for her. and i'm sure that is what it was. i just -- nobody would convince me other than that. >> there are resources available for care givers that may feel overwhelme on the screen is the number for the family ca giver alliance.

it is joanne nosuchunsky. and who wouldn't want this under cover under their covers?itting next to me is baker, former cia operative and current president of diligent. maker of diligence long johns and diligence phones and tapioca. for all of your needs, think diligence. diligence, it killed more people than you kissed. and tls tv -- and it is tv's levey. where diligence fails, and we succeed. the stuff we do makes diligence look like a bunch of snowden loving pansies. they don't even know it. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> that's the edge of the a block. >> way don't even have anymore stories. let a sit here and stair at the audience. why don't you entertain me? are we less free than nz? when it comes to liberty the u.s. is lacking while new zealand, whatever that is, is number one. this could happen. the study from an institute in london found americans feel their personal freedom has declined sharp lea under obama. the scores are based on people's satisfaction with their country's handling of civil liberties, freedom of choice and other junk. new

and joanne nosuchunsky. and now it is not no, not the number one cause of big rig accidents that is truck texting, it is buck sexton on the blaze radio network. and they gave him the day off at the carnival so next to me is the bearded lady, joe devito. >> a block. the lede. that's the stories story. that's the first story. >> dartmouth? more like dirty mouth. that's how you start off a show. texas governor rick perry had sexually explicit questions while speaking at the ivy league school. he wondered if he would have anal6 for campaign contributions and another accused him of comparing homosexuals to alcoholics. a sophomore wrote the questions and passed them out in fliers. among them, in 2002 you supported the anti-sodomy law. do you dislike booty 6 because the peni goes in where the poopy goes out? and i know have you been strong on all foreign policy issues including somali pirates, but what is your stance on butt pirates? speaking of thinks -- of things rude and unexpected. probably shouldn't ask rick p

i'm joanne nosuchunsky and i'll see you next time. 3;8vj xbdú÷ák=íd][myevt7zjkçekv.g up next. >> hello, everyone. it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> last night americans got the most detailed account yet of the mission that took out osama bin laden and they got it first-hand from the man who killed him. in part, one of a more riveting special that aired last night featuring navy seal rob o'neill. we learned why he signed up for our country, how he learned of the historic mission and why he and his comrades didn't fear the possibility that he wouldn't return alive. >> we wanted him, bad.

. >> we want to say a big congratulations to joanne adams. your chance to win an ipad mini is coming up. >> you need wednesday's buzz word, be at least 18 years of age or older and a legal u.s. resident. >> buzz word in just a little bit. >> keep watching for the htm ipad mini give away. >> one, two, three, four.rtm ipad mini give away. >> one, two, three, four. >> this is the music video "killing time." they always have very unconventional ways to give videos. >> one recorded at a daycare. another at a rescue pet's birthday party. >> this one they decided they were going to load up a van. it's a good song. >> good driving music. >> we have three gopro cameras recording the whole thing. >> everything seems to be going according to plan. except this they did not see coming. >> did you hear that sound in the background? that was a siren. takes them a second to realize what it is. they do pull over and they just start cracking up. [ bleep ]. >> i wonder what they got pulled over for. you know when you're singing in the car and you look down and

joanne has heels on and can't move.his name is officer edgar mallory. >> kath, over to you. you're from iowa, right? >> in the game cranium there are four categories, creative cat, data head, word worm and star performer. i'm going to choose a card from star performer, can you guess what famous person or character i'm acting out? >> happy birthday, mr. president. >> marilyn monroe. >> she got it right. joanne and sal, they are so happy. >> tell us about marilyn. >> that was a very easy question from cranium. who goes first in the cranium game? the person whose birthday is the one coming up. that's how you figure it out. >> i think you should do one more just for fun. left hand red. >> where are you from? >> ohio. >> on a classic "sign field" episode, george plays what game against the bubble boy, taboo, trivial pursuit or stratego? >> a? >> no. but you'll love the cd. >> let's try another one, shall we. joanne and sal. it is right foot red. >> come on jojo. come on sal. tell us quickly about it. >> i can see why this is

. >>> well, the fire commission is evaluating chief joanne hayes-white's job performance in a closed session tonight. this is the second meeting in the evaluation process for her. unions have caused for her to step down and says she has done little to improve ambulance response time. >>> rescuers recover the body of a bay area man who drowned fishing north of big sur. kim ngyuen lived in san jose. >>> well the race for a berkeley city council seat is a good example of how every vote counts. the unofficial final results have lori drost winning by 14 boats over george byer. the votes will be audited for accuracy. >>> happening today, the house is debating a bill to approve the controversial keystone pipeline. democrats have long fought against the pipeline because of environmental concerns. the president will likely veto the bill if it makes it through congress. >> the problem is the president continues to send signals that he has no intention of moving toward the middle. >> our view has not changed. >> senate democrats are dropping their opposition of the pipeline. one reason, they wa

. >> i'm pleased to be here joanne remember that was just a building and look at it today from a building to putting together the va two gigantic you bureaucracies right and with our counterparts we're going to make this happen and had to work with the city and then have this city and the va figure out how to do a contract let me say that again, this (laughter) va figure out how to do a transaction remember (inaudible) and you but (laughter). >> i guess i'm making a point that, yes we're so pleased to be housing veterans the veterans who served this country deserve a place to stay and a place like this the important part of the va is that we bring services we're going to take the most promised homelessness people off the streets we have to get to have room when we have our other vouchers it is difficult we have to find units but the hard part between the city and the partners keeping the veterans here and keeping them safe this is an undertaking for the social workers so would have to be talking with the vets everyday and thank you so happy veterans day you did say and welcome the mayor s

little charlie was taken in by loving relatives, his grandmother, his uncle, his aunt, his cousin, joanne always had people who loved him. the problem was that charlie, himself, was a rotten little kid from the word go. >> a rotten kid whose crimes escalated as he got older from stealing cars to armed robbery, drug dealing to pimping. >> he was born to be in prison. ♪ there's a time >> but did he have an innate talent as a decent guitar player. ♪ >> charlie manson, listening to the radio in prison, hears the beatles. he starts writing his own songs, performing in prison shows. ♪ what a mad illusion living in that confusion ♪ >> from then on, it's his dream to become the biggest musical star in history. ♪ >> bigger, he said, than the beatles. and san francisco was the perfect place to start. paroled after seven years in prison, he used his guitar and charisma to lure a flock of vulnerable young women. >> i fall in love with him continuously. he is very brilliant and yet whatever he wants to be, i let him be that. >> i was mesmerized by his mind and the things he professed. >> manson transf

blocks fire trucks are vehicles that cause gridlock or blocking the box we did a ride along with chief joanne because they wanted to show us some of the troubles they had getting around not a single one was caused by a pedestrian bulb out or bike lane every problem was a vehicle by a delivery truck but sometimes a smaller vehicle blocking an intersection the fire department should be part of this conversation i impressed to the fire department the fire department should be advocating to sf pd to be more consistent about endorsing the traffic laws because it has fire safety impact supervisor kim. >> i want to get into the presentation i want to say one thing about don't block the box pd has jurisdiction it is a parking violation because you're not moving so we're trying to pilot to see how sfmta can work with pd limited enforcement in targeted areas i'll i'm going to turn it over to sfmta. >> i'm aaron miller the project manager for the gridlock enforcement with the sfmta i have a presentation to give us a summary of our finding and make preliminary recommendations for don't block the box. >>

and carr ma let one 0 of our volunteers and our 6th district supervisor jane kim and xhur and chief joanne white our spot is here to stand take your spots important so, now we'll have - >> oh, my god right here (laughter). >> ready 1, 2, 3 (clapping.) yeah. >> yeah. >> oh, my god. >> >> good afternoon. welcome to the land use commission of the san francisco full board of supervisors i'm supervisor wiener the chairman of the committee to my left is supervisor malia cohen and our vice chair supervisor kim will be joining us our clerk a andrea ashbury i want to thank sfgovtv for broadcasting today's hearing specific jessie larson and jennifer lowe. >> madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. electronic devices. all files and documents to be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the november 18, 2014, board of supervisors agenda otherwise stated. >> item one is an ordinance ordinance for the administrative code for a street light policy. >> i'm the lead authority of item one and i want to thank supervisor cohen and supervisor kim for covering this item it is legislation

as joanne and i were talking here today we talked about the issue of identity as a veteran may lead us in one direction and another person with a disability may lead us in another to see us in the connect of civil rights in the community. i really appreciate that it's not enough to be housed. it's important to be valued. we need the opportunities for employment, but once we get into employment, we still need continued support. it more than just getting in the door and getting hired, it's being among our peers that can have a better understanding of our peers to allow us to thrive. i wonder if you have any advice for us today on how best to keep veterans employed once they have gotten that job. we talked about reasonable accommodations, you mentioned different supports but maybe you can touch on that a little bit more for me. >> with that, especially within the workplace, we try to make sure the eoc and hr representative in the actual employment organizations know of community base resources like not just ourselves but maybe the wic office or other different social well facing the agenc

fox 29's joanne pill leggy finds out. >> no patrick you just can't cry about this weather.mber. holiday decorations adorn the park and it's perhaps too nice for words. >> it's almost spring weather. it's so nice out here. >> it's great to be out here at the park. pa trick is not that happy about it though. >> what's wrong, patrick? >> it's supposed to be cold. >> talk to most people and this taste of spring is special. with record breaking warmth. >> i didn't look past today. >> reporter: why would you? >> right. right, right, right, beautiful out here. >> reporter: you're even sweating there. >> quite a bit, right. >> enjoy it because up north, there's no joke. >> i figured i had to come outside to enjoy it report roar mother nature's piled mood swing is obviously going to change and we have to be prepared. >> we get a 70-degree day here in november getting work done on the highways. we're monitoring the storm coming up the eastern coast and wawa it may bring to the philadelphia area. >> at penndot traffic command in king of prussia, the exper expee monitoring the roads an