joy lamb, tim colin, judy hamen, john manning? >> good evening, commissioners on behalf of the san francisco housing coalition and the fund came to us and presented this project and i have to say that it hits the sweet spot of what we like in urban design and like the on sight, and inclusionary that it is under parked for cars and generally parked for bicycles. and you know, it is beautifully, and it fits in with the painstakingly fits in with the neighborhood. it fits in with what is now, three rapidly evolving neighborhood. and we are watching mid mark debt and the civic center exploding and this is absolutely wonderful how this fits in with the direction that these neighbors are going. and finally, the only remark that i would make is that would i have to have been to several dozen planning commission meetings over the years leaving at night and walk down polk street and go right to get to west portal. the best that you could say about that neighborhood at night is that it is uninviting. this project is going to change that. i

>> my name is john manning sxh i am a managing director of real estate investing banking and i help developers raise financing for projects and for clients such as emerald fund and i am wholeheartedly in support of the project and i would urge you to vote in favor of it. the project is viable and it has not been mentioned but much of the priary capitol is this union labor and pension fund management and workers pension funds for them and their family and it will be invested in a very appropriate manner here. and apartments such as this in our urban transit core are considered excellent long term investments and are in this case for that labor union pension equity and as well as the sponsors. that is the case, whether or not there is retail in the project and it is generally true for apartments with or without that endeavor. although, it is probably too humble to mention it, the fund has been or built many quality projects in san francisco from hotels to the north beach mal house and many projects that you have approved here over the years. >> commonality with many of those is union money and s

here's a man, when all of the stories in the people are saying we barbecued with him. we went to his house. >> john: just as we can say who would have guessed this man would wind up being the most heralded hero in america an unlikely hero and that that potential exists. he says he knew the other captor attended barbecues with him and so between his statement and the fact that the capture was known to so many in the neighborhood, does it seem like a depressing reason to rethink who -- i don't want to sound like greta van susteren but who we can trust and who we can't in our own neighborhoods? >> then you're playing whac-a-mole at a certain point. the whole point was there was no way we would have known well then there's no way they would have known. i live in new york city so of course i treat all of my neighbors like psychopaths. i assume dead bodies and fingers and heads. >> also, i think that there's a way -- as horrific as a story there is a way because they're sensational, they kind of follow a movie story line almost, we pay attention to these and i think it is important to connect a kind of e

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john ease man is with the organization, and joining me to eplain. john, spell it out for me.are you suing over. >> well, very simple. in march 2012 our confidential tax returns were disclosed to our political opponent, human rights campaign, we know that. the pdf document had redactions on if and our computer technician unlayered it, it it d internal irs marks on it. neil: that is someone from within irs leaking this out into hands of folks to do deliberate embarrassment and harm to you. >> we should point out, reason that human rights campaign and others' our list they can post them on web site, harass, and intimidate them, and scare them from donating to cause of traditional marriage. neil: by the way, i remember the 8 wealthy individuals that gave money to romney campaign last year, targeted and broadcast for world to see, several getting audits from hell, a lot of them paying big money to have their name cleared, this would reek of intimidation? >> it does. and i think it is no accident that head of human heating campaign at the time was also -- human rights campaign at t

john: i'm sure mr. hitler, a very religious man would disagree with that. it is true, the notion that logic itself is inherently moral if you follow the right course of events. how do you define the difference between religion and faith? >> well, religion obviously is a human construction. it is an organized institutional expression of what people believe and how they get together to do it. and faith is an individual commitment. the examples that are given to us in history like the example of thomas who you remember, would have been more blessed if he had believed without evidence

elaine quijano is in boston, bob orr on the investigation, john miller with the man who was kidnapped by the terror suspects. >> reporter: and his message was what? >> pelley: protesters demand citizenship for illegal immigrants. how many americans agree? our new poll found out, and anna werner discovered a new surge on the border. >> i'm being invaded by people who have no permission to be on my property. >> pelley: and michelle miller catches up with kentucky derby jockey kevin krigger, who attempts to do what hasn't been done there 110 years. >> i believe in myself. if i'm on a horse that wants to win, i'm going to win. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. three college classmates of boston bombing suspect dzhokar tsarnaev are under arrest tonight. they are not charged in the attack at the marathon. they're accused of interfering with the investigation to protect their friend. two of them from the russian republic of kazakhstan are in this photo with tsarnaev. on the left is azamat tazhayak tazhayakov. in the middle,

harbaugh,oach, john showed up. a man who knows a thing or two about getting a team ready for a championship game. the coach had a simple but powerful message. i had a big thing with be yourself. do what you do well. we were lucky enough to beat them. now we have done it, we are looking forward to winning it. >> do what you do. >> we are falling to breaking stories. boy scouts of america approved a plan to allow openly gay scouts. breaking news regarding the parking lot collapse, the second man has been freed. details on those stories, and we are keeping an eye on the weather fo >> a big temperature drop, and that front is producing new showers and storms. a severe thunderstorm warning west of hagerstown. and thet goes through temperatures plunge. a high of 62 to mark, lows in the 40's, afternoon highs around 70. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] caioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- . . . . . . . >>> on the broadcast "tonight show"down over the ban on gays in the boy scout

cenk: john, don't go anywhere, man, stay in the statehouse. lee fang joins us. was on abc last weekend. he just came on. he's like hey, how are you doing? anyway. >> anywhere there's a t.v. camera, is that what you are saying? cenk: here he is. >> no american boots on the ground. >> that's still a lot of risk in the air. the russians said they would move in anti aircraft. >> if they move that in, it's going to make it most of complicated. we can give them the heavy weapon they say need. >> who's them? >> i met them, they're there. >> how do you seek out rebels and other rebels? they've got al-qaeda rebels. >> we can otherwise a legitimate and non-jihadist group that are already there. >> everybody i talked to said they can't possibly. >> they said they couldn't penetrate without great cost here in air defenses. didn't the israelis just blow a hole a mile wide in that. cenk: he couldn't say they couldn't penetrate syrian air defenses? when did that happen? i feel like i could penetrate syrian air defense. >> who's they? >> they're there! i know! what in the world

>> jon: a young man named john oliver. a british gentleman. ( cheers and applause ).u should come in and check up on me. >> is he a muslim, oliver? you're bringing in a muslim guy. >> jon: that's right, i'm bring naig muslim. >> if you really were sincere, you would. >> jon: what? ! >> if you really cared about the muslim community, you'd bring in a substitute muslim host! ( cheers and applause ) let's call it for what it is! put up or shut up! stewart. ( laughter ) >> jon: you know, it hurts me to say this, but some of the e-mails that the department of justice is finding for fox news is probably between you and i. ( laughter ) >> i'd delete them right away. >> jon: and i just want to say that i did not know that that hanukkah card had pornographic images on it, and i apologize sincerely for besmirching your server. now what book are you coming out with next week? are we almost done with this already? >> there won't be another book for three months. >> jon: are you serious? three months? >> three months you'll have to wait. and then the my next book is -- >> what is

so we'll start with don cham bre, dennis lane, summerville, amy hock man, motley, john jones, brian nan, mr. cham bre? >> thank you supervisors. i just want to voice my strong opposition to the proposal but i want to ensure that you understand that i am opposed to it as it is currently written and presented by the city. not opposed to being ever a historic district, but under the current terms of this proposal, the burden lies completely with property owners. there is absolutely no paicutio by thecity to enure that the beauty, integrity of a district like this issen insured for the future. i believe this should be a shared responsibility. so i stand in strong opposition to the proposal as it is currently presented. thank you. >> thank you. mr. cham bre. >> good afternoon, dennis lane. i live at 75 piers and i'm here to voice my opposition. thank you. >> hi. amy hock man. i'm here to voice my support for the district. i do think that we need to save and preserve our history and i think a lot of the reason that dta started this process with what's going on in market street with those 8 st

john: million dollar question. why so much outrage over the ap story but not over bradley manning? >> i think that's a really good question, and i don't have a quick answer for you. but i would say with time i think that there will be more unhappiness as people understand the ap story better, and it's implications to threaten and silent the ap. >> john: robert greenwald, his latest on "war on whistle blowers:: free press and national security of state." thank you for taking time to be on "viewpoint." >> my pleasure. >> john: now to join me, rick unger and founder of ljw strategies and president of the brooklyn naacp, great to have my two friends here as always. how much damage is the irs story causing the administration? >> so far not have much. the irs story, while it connects with people more than all these other ones, there are not a lot of there, there. we all know what happened there. it's unfortunate. it shouldn't have happened. not likely to cause real damage. we're seeing other things that are. >> it could, but l joy, do you agree about the irs? >> yes, as he pointed out pe

she wants to be outside so john goes to as a young man, high school age may be at most and he goes to the supervisor of the apartment complex and he says we need to spray those trees. get out of here, get out of here. so he warns him, i'm telling you my mother is suffering. we have to spray the caterpillars out of the trees so she can sit out there in the part hinge. who are you talking to? he said i'm going to burn those trees down if you don't spray them. whatever. he burned them down. [laughter] in the middle of new york. nothing personally and dares us to john carlos more than the courage and bravery that led him up the podium stairs to help our country redirect its path in its history. it's with great honor that i along with my dear friends and fellow runners dr. wilder from the audience tonight nancy damon who is here also. i don't know where you are nancy but i can see bob sitting there. we all had the privilege of presenting this extraordiextraordi nary national treasury to use you so in a second please join me in welcoming dr. john carlos. we will bring kate damon appear next

man. it's a little known fact but senator john mccain owns a sophisticated jet pack which he uses to travelm network news morning shows to morning show every sunday morning. and this weekend the man who decided your national economy saying how easy it would be if we gave war a chance. >> the russians have said they would move in. >> if they moved in, it would make it more complicated, and certainly gives us skepticism about a conference, but we provide with a safe zone. we can give them a place to organize inside syria and give them the heavy weapons they need. >> besides what is the worst that could happen? an u.s. pilot gets shot down over enemy territory, who knows how preposterous that idea is more than john mccain. but then it came to very similar matter of arming the muslim resistence while advod armying the muslims who are little "a" little too muslim-y for men tastes. >> who is them? >> i know them. i've met them. they are he's there. >> but how do you pick out good rebels and bad rebels. you've got al-qaeda rebels running around. >> marchmartha that's a legitimate questions you're

john edwards. he was totally against character. he was a beautiful man with a beautiful fame who did family who did this thing. mark sanford, it's like john edwards became drunk upper man and mark sanford became lex luther. he was a healer. >> cenk: and unlike newt gringrich, we all knew his cancer-stricken wife for a long time. >> and she was amazing, we loved her, yes. >> john: is this a bad trend that there are less and less swing districts in the country where both parties have somewhat of a chance to win. >> more swinging, but because they--as they think in the south, well, he's got real good taste in mistresses. because he's dating evita. and she's hot. >> john: i think you're right. you think it's a level that to some degree people respect him for having great taste in second wives? >> absolutely. >> they don't care. that's especially, men the southern men i've heard them say it. my dad's golfing buddy's says it it. >> john: my theory is he's an activity. and once you understand through the language difficulty that he's not that bright, it's going

crisis after giving top ratings to toxic mortgage securities so earlier today i asked professor john rush man from work university his view on the new ratings rival. it's a good thing that this pulley of the three big u.s. based credit rating agencies is being broken up or at least there is an emergent rival. you know if you if you think about the trends in capital markets the amount of emerging market investment the demand for own securities issued in in china in russia you know this is a huge demand and it makes sense to have an agency that is regionally focused on those regions can it really stick may rival the big three they the dominance that they have the three big agencies are really struggling for credibility in the wake of the two thousand and eight. global financial crisis you know they got very big much like a lot of banks they got they got big they had a business model which was really a production line of just rubber stamping securities with a aaa rating. this is you know i think with some justification they picked up quite a lot of the criticism for. for bringing the mortgage cr

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john mccain's one-man policy tour took in yemen today. mccain has pressed for military action against the assad regime and critical of the president's reluctance to intervene with that civil war. meanwhile, south carolina senator lindsey graham a close ally to mccain, tweeted this. best wishes to senator mccain if he doesn't come back, speaking dibs on his office. i thought that was kind of funny. mccain is the highest ranking official to be in syria since earlier this month. it turns out the real life cartoon villain koch brothers do not have the monopoly on dark money. just puppy ransom. and its like putting on your best tuxedo for the tractor pull. the clown college that passes as our house of representatives. and who will play hillary, vying for the chance to play ms. rodham in her younger years. they think this world isn't big enough for the both of them. but we assure you - it is. bites. little greatness. >> if you believe in state's rights but still support the drug war you must be high. >> "viewpoint" digs deep into the issues of

>> shepard: man, john roberts live here in moore with us tonight in oklahoma.makers from this area say help is really already pouring in from across the country and for that matter around the world. president obama says is he taking steps to speed disaster relief from washington. from the white house. but, first, shear look at some of what i saw earlier today just after we landed in moore, oklahoma. >> 24 hours later, and you could take this camera to any place within miles away and find something exactly like this. see the side of this house here? covered in mud. the tornado threw it up against the house. beams coming down, metal in the trees. all along here, debris from we don't even know where. these are either power lines and somebody's gas can. and over here you can see the rest that was done by the storm. that's a tree there in the the center that was a tree. and now roof after roof is gone. people have come in to try to get some of their things today. and this is right on the corner near the big medical center that you heard about yesterday. stay right t

confessions of an economic hit man former i.m.f. exact john perkins writes when the phone fails to get its way the cia sanctions the murder of the country's leader it's accompanied by outright lies from corporate media so the public. of the one of the most. because in economics hope book web of bit groups will streets global throughout a poet thanks so much for coming on what really happens in countries that void will st has been a brilliant success and. even when they try to say negative things about it there's just not much you can criticize what they've done for example they actually have nationalized oil and they're using that those oil revenue status to bank back their central bank so they're actually backing development with their own oil company i mean imagine if they would allow the u.s. government to actually go into business different starts to government might actually have some money and they tell the argentinians that it would be a disaster at work. and that. in iceland they tried to scare them into going with the program and they

freedoms have not been--i can't drink it in a gigantic thing,. >> john: freedom for diabetes is safe in america. there are comparisons of a jewish man>> i think it's hilarious and sarah palin did it thing where they have a guy in a chance outget and they pulled the hat and it was dave chappelle. >> john: bloomberg is trying to bring more gun safety and hitler relaxed guns laws. >> bloomberg, if you disagree with this sort of thing, there is good intention behind it. he may be doing it in the wrong way. i've seen no good intention in anything that the nra has done. >> john: if you don't look at the guns that barack obama is not taking away from you you could look an attacks in bengahzi. wherever your summer takes you... twist the ride. with twizzlers. the twist you can't resist. >> john: welcome back to "viewpoint." one last which can question quick question for my panel. for all the things that they they have attacked president obama for. >> all those shot that she haven'tshethey havetaken at him. all black men can play basketball. >> the dumbest thing they attack him for is the possibility that he's the antichrist and he is from sa

facilities in the area, the four mobile food facilities are vk, bombay boulevard, then you have man han catering and john's catering, well, there weren't four or there aren't four now because man han shows that man hang is not there, so man hang should not have been considered. the next, you have bombay boulevard, bombay boulevard, not granted, not approved. the status here does not show that it's ever been approved, it still says it's been requested and that's exhibit j, so those are two, the next two if you want to evaluate what we understand to be there are, you have john's catering 6:00 to 7:00 in the morning serving soda and sandwiches and other things and this is not -- this is at 6:00 to 7:00 in the morning, ms. pham does not propose to be open at 6:00-7:00 in the morning, they don't conflict in terms of hours and their distinct names do not conflict with this soda that's being served by john's. then you have the final one is cast ta indian eat ri, that's a food truck operating nearby but it's serving indian food and we submit that is an area that can easily support another food cart. this is the ar

state hillary clinton who might run for president a few years unfortunately thomas drake john kiriakou and bradley manning they had information that embarrassed both republicans and democrats who've been complicit in illegal surveillance and war crimes these men couldn't be exploited by one political party or the other that's why they are where they are now and not sitting in front of chairman ices oversight committee instead so if you want to be a whistle blower if you want to expose moral wrongdoings in criminal activity well go for it unfortunately you just have to make sure there's a political agenda to hang your whistle on in washington same sex are to. well it's hard to see your child in pain but for many parents keeping up to date on vaccinations is considered by some in society a necessary obligation to keeping their kids healthy and that means a lot of shots on average american children now receive twenty six vaccinations by the age of two that is unless parents exercise their decision to opt out now organelle leads the country in the number of parents who choose to exempt their kindergartners fr

this video shows a man named john walking into a restaurant in california's central valley unaware thatsh in the parking lot. $2,000, not bad. a man runs over and scoops up the money. crazy. to make matters worse, this man, john, remembers running into the guy in the restaurant while he was searching for his cash. crime stoppers offering a ,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in this case. >>> karma, not good in that situation. all right, the former owner of a monkey famously photographed in an ikea store in canada fighting in court to get his monkey back. she says she might have a good case. the animal sanctuary where darwin the monkey has been living is no longer pursuing charges that he was mistreated while in her care. >>> the tsa says it has removed all 250 body scanner that is critics once called virtual strip searches. the back scatter machines raised privacy and health concerns after over radiation exposure and revealing images, maybe toog them out of airports in february when congress voted to require all scanners have privacy protecting software. the contractor cou

elaine quijano is in boston, bob orr on the investigation, john miller with the man who was kidnappedthe terror suspects. >> reporter: and his message was what? >> pelley: protesters demand citizenship for illegal immigrants. how many americans agree? our new poll found out, and anna werner discovered a new surge on the border. >> i'm being invaded by people who have no permission to be on my property. >> pelley: and michelle miller catches up with kentucky derby jockey kevin krigger, who attempts to do what hasn't been done there 110 years. >> i believe in myself. if i'm on a horse that wants to win, i'm going to win.

. >>> the one man who could be credited with breaking the bombing case wide open is talking about his role. cbs reporter, john miller, sat down with a man carjacked by the brothers. a man who still wants his identity concealed. >> this 26-year-old chinese entrepreneur who calls himself, danny, just pulled over in his new mercedes to send a text message when a man jumped in. >> he took out his gun, pointed it to me. he said i'm serious, don't be stupid. >> he quickly realized this was more than just a robbery. >> they asked me a question. i said yes. and then, i heard the policeman in cambridge. >> the man was tamerlan. the two men spoke to each other in russian. >> do you understand any of the words in their conversation? >> i only heard one word. it's manhattan. >> manhattan, did it seem like they were going there? >> like they were going to new york. >> tamerlan was fiddling with the gps. danny knew this might be his last chance. >> how do you do that in your head? do you say one, two, three? >> i was counting. i just do it and i did it. >> now you are running. >> i was running. i was going as fast as i cou

so we'll start with don cham bre, dennis lane, summerville, amy hock man, chris motley, john jones, brian nan, mr. cham bre? >> thank you supervis

. >> john: time for senator john mccain international man of mystery.the 76-year-old vietnam vet evidently snuck into syria on your dime for two hours monday to meet with rebel general and other leaders of the free syrian army. mind you, it wasn't some rogue journey as it has been described. president obama reportedly knew all about it in advance but it still looks like a characteristic john mccain moot. answered the rebels are pushing the president to intervene more in syria. if the white house wanted to chat with rebel leaders, they could have sent a guy named john kerry. let's figure this out with a nice panel of comedians. christian finnegan's latest cd available on itunes. buy it now while you're watching this show. elayne boosler is founder of the nationwide animal rescue group tails of joy. and we have jimmy who is performing. i might perform at a couple of those myself. great to have you all here. thank you. okay, john mccain flies to syria on the taxpayer dime and comes back believing exactly what he believed before he went there. that this pre

john densmore. [ cheers ] man, i am so happy you're here.the legacy of jim morrison. >> but can i ask the audience a question? >> of course. >> did you guys see him do jim morrison? [ applause ] oh, my god. >> jimmy: i try. >> for years, i've been saying that no one, i mean, no one could fill jim's leather pants. but -- [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, a lot of face towels. [ laughter ] we had fun with that. we did this bit on our show, we said, what if the doors -- one of our writers, mike dicinzo, and john haskell, they sort of thought of it, and probably another writer too. i'm forgetting, girard bradford. i'm just going to say it. but he thought of this idea, what if the doors sang the theme to "reading rainbow." [ light laughter ] like, that would have been cool. so we, actually -- we did it live with the roots played the music, but i sang live. and we recreated you and the ed sullivan set. and this is what it looked like. ♪ ♪ take a look it's in our book a reading rainbow a reading rainbow ♪ ♪ a reading rainbow [ laughter ] [ cheers

johns college, a man named bar, a great book school here in the united states. do, to learn to listen. and -- >> i have a lot of problem with that. >> do you? >> no, i enjoy listening to interesting people. it is a fascinating half hour, rumsfeld's rules, i highly recommend it. this is a fascinating book. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] switch to swiffer sweeper, and you'll dump your old broom. swiffer sweeper's electrostatic dry cloths attract and lock dirt, dust, and hair on contact to clean 50% more than a broom. it's a difference you can feel. swiffer gives cleaning a whole new meaning. . >>> this tweet is from anthony, he says i'm shocked to see you finally placing criticism where it belongs, the obama administration. which my answer is this, i criticize the president when he deserves it. and let's face it. he is having a very bad week. anderson cooper starts right now. >>> we have new details about the manhunt for the tsarnaev brothers, what really happened that night in the shootout with police. also, the

of course, your father is a great man, john chafee. governor as well. my sense of this is that the people we grew up with, whether it's bill scranton of pennsylvania, or hugh scott, all the guys i grew up with were moderate republicans. clifford chase of new jersey. >> how about alan simpson? nancy kassenbaum from kansas? >> what happened to the northeastern republican party? why did it disappear? >> well, the shift occurred down to the south, and my dad lost his leadership position to senator cochran from mississippi and then the next year senator simpson from wyoming was too moderate and lost his leadership position to, i think, senator -- >> trent lott. yeah. >> so the southerners were taking over the party. they just had a different view of where the republican party should be, and as a result, the northeasterners and other moderate republicans were slowly taken out of the party either by elections or by choice. >> jefferson davis didn't win the war between the states, the civil war if you will, but he did win the republican party. this is weird. >>