let's go probb, let's go joe d. let's go prop b, let's go joe d. thank you so much. [ applause ] >> all right, is there high-energy today? fantastic. a couple of other colleagues, peers in the city family, tom, who is our arts commission executive director. thank you for joining us. we have a partnership in the arts commission that every new building has public art. i don't know if our artist for north beach is here, bill fontana, we're excited about his work and the opportunity to have beautiful art as part of the project. so bill, thank you. also, we talked about how important access is to our neighborhood libraries and today we have our acting director in the mayor's office of disability, carla johnson. carla. thank you for joining us. thank you for being here today. [ applause ] our next supervisor who also does not need much of an introduction because he is at every single library opening. a terrific staunch supporter and advocate for public libraries supervisor scott wiener. thank you for joining us [ applause ] . >> thank you, luis and congratulations on this great day moving for

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d. d.c., joe, you talked about it, both sides agree we do something in a bipartisan fashion.>> victoria is right there is a battle going on in the republican party. you have marco rubio talking about a pathway to citizenship. jeb bush has written a book where he talks about a pathway to legalization. but not citizenship. there is a pathway to legalization enough, do you think, for democrats? is that enough for latinos that want immigration reform? >> i think the sticking point is going to be a pathway to citizenship. but the positive -- >> so legalization probably would not go for enough? >> it's not. and the democrats, especially in the senate, have drawn a line in the sand and said this is what we want. we want citizenship. rand paul has not said i support a pathway to legalization, but he has -- i'm sorry, a pathway to citizenship, but he suggested as much and so has jeb bush. in the past he's come out in favor of citizenship. the thing that really worries me and i think is going to be a sticking point is e-verify though. >> you have a question? >> i do. i have a question

joe scaborough thinks they're bad. he may be controversial. whatever is in the middle of the d diagram, that must really be the apple pie stuff. well, here is liberal economist, paul krugman, agreeing that taking money out, the contractary policy is the wrong thing to support. >> would you support an extra $200 billion in infrastructure and education? >> oh, yeah, i talk about it all the time. >> and he does, i have heard joe sca sca scarbrugh talking about it all the time, when they are in the agreement, standing fast to the puppies are totally ugly, the take money out now in the weak economy position. consider now what our chumba wumba have been dealing with, over the objections of the obama administration. let the payroll tax hike expire, it may be part of why in one of the jobs reports the few bad numbers, the january jobs numbers revised down. also, washington raised taxes on the wealthy, democrats like that. but it is contractionary. the republicans decided to embrace the sequester. we will have to wait until next month's jobs report to see the beginning of the impact of

. >>> less than a dayway airway d-day away from the pope's inauguration, and world leaderred will be traveling to rome. including vice-president joefirst catholic vice-president of the united states. tomorrow's nonracing takes place on the feast of st. joseph which honors the father of jesus christ, and also father's day in it lay, and easter is less than two weeks away. the popes ring will be a simple piece of jewelry, nothing ornate, which fits with his style. last week he paid his hotel bill and picked up his luggage the day after hisr of the 1.2 billion catholics around the world. amy kellogg will be helpsing us cover this tomorrow in rome. >> he pope will be wearing a recycled, recast ring, albeit by a very famous sculptor. it was given to pope paul 6 republic but it's not clear whether that pope wore it. pope francis won't be the first pope to wear a silver ring but it is unusual to wear one modeled on somebody else's. the ring and was made by the late enrico, called the pope's sculptor because the did a lot of work. and we got a lot of work for the pope's coat of arms. it has a star for mary, a flower for joseph, and a symb

d. that was to put into perspective who is he. people don't know who think this guy is. not like joe biden. i had to tell people look, this is what this guy is interested in. this is what he promotes. >> that's my point. that's my point. that you are saying this guy is interested in this kind of stuff and is he not interested. >> bill: not interested in that? jessica's law. >> i'm with you on that. i think the editorial page editor took a cheap shot at you. okay? here is where i think you were wrong. you said that mark ferrandino. the editorial page editor asks a question. he says well why did bill o'reilly even bring up the fact that ferrandino is openly gay? and you answer that in the lead-in. you said all the clips say that. everybody says that. you're hardly the first person to say that let's move beyond that i don't think you should have mentioned that he is openly gay because any liberal democrat in colorado or anywhere other state would have been angry when republicans killed the civil union bill in committee. it doesn't matter if they are gay or straight, it doesn't matter. >> bill:

joe biden. he has assumed that his role is one of the busiest unholy * n d catholic calendar.ay, wh easter one week after. >> authorities say a suspect killed during an office are all sitting in san jose monday night was trying to ram a police officer with a stolen vehicle. this is video from a helicopter partnership with abc seven news. the shooting was reported just before 7 near story as south white roads. police the officers are following up on an unrelated case when they spotted the vehicle that had been reported stolen. when officers tried to pull over the vehicle, the driver allegedly rammed a police car then attempted to run down officer who got not the damage vehicle. >> i doubt and went out around and ice cream truck. we did not want any kids see get hurt, they were undercover cop cars. the odds of i their cars and surrounded the white car. i heard the shots fired and that is all i know. >> authorities say the officer, and fear for his live, opened fire on the suspect. this as a was a into the hospital where he died from his injuries. a passenger and the suspect vehi

importantly, how do we reduce the more every day gun violence ec over 30 gun murders a d in the united states. and as joe explained, the idea was to very quickly assembled some of the best experts, their expertise, the best research, and put it in a very clear policy context. in addition to putting forward the best research available to answer these critical policy questions, we also assembled experts on the second amendment to examine whether any of the mighttial proposed reforms violate the second amendment. and then finally, also, of course, incredibly critical to understanding whether we can move forward is knowing what the american public supports. there have been a number of polls over the years and sometimes appalling mass shootings that tend to ask a very general and in my opinion not useful questions. do you think gun law should be stricter, less strict, stay the same? frankly, most people do not know what the gun laws are. what we did is we fielded a very large and vigorous national survey. over sampled gun owners so we could look at that group that could be affected by an additional regulation

joe." it's 22 past the hour. beautiful day in washington. here with us now from capitol hill, we have the co-chair of the bill and melinda gates foundation, bill gates, co-fo dtes, great to have you here. you are of course -- we look behind you and see the capitol behind you. how do we measure the performance of the men and women who work in that building behind you and how important is it to start applying best practices to not only our governing body there but also to people who decide what the rules of the game are for you? >> well, i think those people are working hard but right now the uncertainty about the budget means that the government is particularly inefficient. that means when you want to make a plan that's going to take multiple years, you don't know if you have the money, if you want to try to hire someone from the private sector. you're going to have a hard time because of those uncertainties. so the lack of direction is making these programs less effective than they would normally be. >> is it particularly frustrating for you and other people in the high tech industry that we can't even allow people from other countries to come to this nation

joe nerd, you'll be lost. i was more confused than at the ending of inception. bruce willis is fun to watch. but the were it was pushed back eight months. it was shot in 2 d.f money and see it in 2 d matinee. how do you look cool when you walk away from a slow motion explosion? if i ever have to do that in my real life what, are tips i can get? i asked the rock and he gave me some tips on how to give me tips walking away from an explosion. >> millions and millions and millions of people are going to watch you and if you blink, flinch, move, shake, shutter, anything like that, you're done. if i'm firing a weapon, i don't blink either. >> i fired guns at a range. i blink instantly as the gun fires. [ laughter ] i gave it 2 1/2 out of five. plot is terrible. i want to say i have an uncensored version on my web site. it's very, very funny. >> steve: uncensored. >> gretchen: wow. >> too hot for tv. >> gretchen: that's a tease. what about "the host"? what is this movie? >> coming from stephanie myer, the author of "twilight." this plot line is beyond me. the aliens take overt earth. the parasite's enter our body. one character tries to fight back and save her fa

joe levy is the editor of billboard magazine. good to see you. >> good to be here. >> the croods are coming into theaters. >> this is an animated movie from dreamworks, it's 3-d. rebellious daughter wants to go out and explore. >> and is this for adults and children? >> this is really a kids film. adults will like the way it looks. frankly they spent a lot of time getting the 3-d animation right. you might wish they spent a little more time on the story because it's kind of familiar. >> tina pee tina fey and paul r new movie. >> this movie is a little more serious and a little more substance than the silliness you see on tv. tina fey is a princeton admissions officer. it's about getting into college but also about family. >> not a date night movie but a real action movie is "owe lulym has fallen." >> it seems a little bit like "diehard" from start to finish. there's a secret service agent, the white house has been captured. what's going to happen? >> i can hear it in your voice. i got the message on this one. let's go to music now. there's new music from blake shelton. >> blake shelton based on a true story. this is his eighth record. it comes out next tuesday

d. it's the only calcium supplement that can be taken with or without food. my doctor recommends citracal maximum. it's all about absorption. . >>> as the president plans an upcoming trip to israel, vice president joeel's top lobbying group in washington. speaking to the american/israel pub lk affairs committee or apac, biden said president obama is not bluffing on a shared strategic commitment. >> let me make clear what that commitment is. it is to prevent iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon, period. period. end of discussion. period. and president barack obama is not bluffing. >> joining us now from washington is former ambassador mark ginsberg, a former middle east adviser to president carter. ambassador, in light of repeated and bogus republican attacks on chuck hagel, was this the kind of reassurance that israel needed from the vice president and, therefore, the president of the united states? >> well, there's no doubt, martin, i was there in the auditorium today when vice president biden delivered that address, and it was obviously a very friendly audience. an audience of many thousands of american jews who have traveled to hear this speech, and in many respects, the vice president was very