then you mix it up. >> i think we should have jonah taste. >> here you go, jonah. >> he's so excitedood. >> pretty good? >> you could put a little splenda in that could you? >> the stevia. >> the next thing i'll do -- i won't make you taste this, jonah. these are the super green juices when you start getting into the juicing. cucumber, celery. dand lie -- dandilion greens. people are putting too much of apples and fruits in there. look how easy in these juicers. it makes these beautiful juice. >> and that's just cucumber. >> yeah. we're going to mix them all together. take that. >> you want to try it again, jonah? no. >> he'd rather drop dead than blame that. >> i don't blame you. i don't want to either. >> this is super strong, i know what you're talking about. but you can add herbal elixirs in that. or vodka. >> there you go. >> i like to add things like tumerig. we call this the menopause juice. the last one i think you'll like better. this is with the citrus. instant immunity. orange, grapefruit, lemon. you're like get me out of here. get me to a toy store. >> we love you. thank

while we wait on that, let's go to our correspondent jonah hall in geneva for us. jonah, this is going to be the third day of these talks. has there been any progress so far? >> reporter: well, i can tell you that until literal a few minutes ago behind me at the intercontinental hotel over there, john kerry and sergei lavrov was having a lengthy one-on-one breakfast meeting it looked like. we took pictures of them through the trees. they were having energized discussions going through paperwork together. the working teams we understand have worked through the night on details of a possible agreement to be put into place, and they were probably going over all of that. we understand that there will be a press conference in a short time. mr. kerry has gone back inside. mr. lavrov is now on the phone outside perhaps reporting back to his superior on all of this. we wait to see, of course. what we hear coming out of these talks, nothing public, but via u.s. administration sources speaking on condition of anonymity as they often do, is there's progress. there's progress

i didn't know what was going to happen. >> by the time jonah and paul get into the water, the victims nowhere to be found. both trained lifeguards, jonah and paul frantically searched the murky water, knowing they don't have much time. >> we both had our heads above water and looking around and we couldn't see him. we knew he was under. we looked at each other and just went under and we both swam straight down to see if we could run into something. >> but the man is nowhere in sight. they dive down again, and this time paul doesn't come up alone. jonah rushes to help. >> when we got to the surface, paul had his arm around james and was holding his head above the water. james was completely limp, ashen gray. i didn't know if he was a corpse, really, at that point. >> james q. isn't breathing, and jonah knows he needs to get him out of the water fast, but hoisting him to solid ground becomes an impossible task. >> it was a fool's errand. he was too heavy and the rope was too thin. and regardless of the strength of the guys up on shore, it wasn't working. >> just then, jonah realizes th

then jonah puts his bigger piece of ice on the table.e melts the fastest. okay, now i think this one's going to. it's melting really fast. i think hers is going to melt the quickest. mine is gone. now it's just water. i think mine melted the fastest because it was smaller. girl: that's my mom. she's putting water in different kinds of containers, and she's putting them in the freezer to make different shapes of ice. the ice comes out in lots of shapes. we're going to make an ice castle. whoops! girl: ice is fun to build with, but it feels really cold. now we can make steps. now put that on top. girl: the ice is sticking together somehow. done. it's going to melt into a big puddle. girl: try playing with different shapes of ice to see how it melts. cusack: one day, after climbing onto a clothesline and almost falling off... whoa! ( shouting ) whew! cusack: chirp told peep she had a surprise for him. watch this! ( laughs ) ( giggling ) let me try! whoo-hoo! whoa! uh-oh. ( both shouting ) both: help! chirp, do you know how to... stop? no! b

when jonah nolan pitched the idea, it sounded paranoid. until. >> until. you have to do is read the paper. not a documentary, it is a very entertaining show. at the core of it is a wake-up that what we do, who we speak with, where we go, all that is being watched. i think it is less paranoid than true. i know your lovely bride has been involved and was a guest on this program a few days ago. are you comfortable -- i am extending this question about what these shows are saying about the times we live in. are you comfortable staying in the space of creator and producer and having your say, or do you expect later in your life that you will step off that that and getthat platform more involved in politics and social issues of our time? >> yes, while my wife katie who used to work on capitol hill, is infinite lee more comfortable -- ininitely more comfortable the realm of politics, and i am blown away by her ability to true, and shet is has gotten involved in things that are really important. well we are still steep in business, even our little company has a di

let's bring in our panel, jonah goldberg, kirsten powers and charles krauthammer. jonah, what now? a bunch of guys on the hill this afternoon and the reaction -- i asked exactly that question. and the consensus answer was, hell if i know. it is a mess. it's like the civil war in "game of thrones." a lot of factions. winter is coming. no one knows exactly what to do. i think boehner is locked into a -- has to have something in the c.r. to appease the conservatives. my colleague at "national review" reported that ted cruz has been lobbying house republicans very aggressively, which has got a lot of people in the leadership quite upset. and i think that basically no one knows what it's going to be. i think what boehner has in his back pocket is this idea of getting this waiver from obama care for a congressional staff in there to make it at least a very difficult vote for republicans not to get on board with. it's a good political vote. >> just so everybody's on the same page here, today the senate. ♪ed -- voted 79-19. senator majority leader harry reid put the funding back into the b

>> no, ut about i could tell uh couple of good jonah hill jokes. one of my favorite is jonah was so uncomfortable up here you would think he is sitting on himself in the plane. >> that is great. >> seth rogin didn't finish high school because it wasn't covered in gravy. >> i like the jokes about his weight going up and down. that is almost as amazing as the back and forth of sydney's boobs. >> were those used? >> those two were not used. >> we get the good stuff. those were good. andy, was obama's nose whistling? >> i just skipped you because i figured you were too busy. by the way your joke spilled it. sending weapons inspectors to syria is incredibly dangerous which is why i signed you up. >> i guess that makes me a . i think the pinprick comment for kerry to stop with the botox. he is scaring the people he is supposed to be convincing. it is a little with a wall and a talking mouth. the more he is confusing the people he is convincing. >> i thought it was botox, but i think he may have something else. i don't know. >> i don't know either. i do k

we'll go to jonah who is in geneva for us, but first let's hear what the diplomats have been saying.i will say on behalf of the united states that president obama is deeply committed to a negotiated solution with respect to syria, and we know that russia is likewise. we are working hard to find the common ground to be able to make that happen, and we discussed some of the homework that we both need to do. we're not going to go into it in dedetail today, we have both agreed to do that homework, and meet in new york around the 28th. >> >> translator: russia, the russian president from the begin having been supporting a peaceful resolution. we have supported the un observers, and we were one of the initiators of convening geneva one. >> translator: i believe we should welcome this decision by the syrian leadership, and i would like to express my hope that this would become a verier isous step. >> the syrian president, says his government will start submitting data on its chemical stockpile one month after signing the convention. >> translator: in the next few days, syria will send an ap

jonah hull al jazerra, zurich. >> one of the greatest ever come backs in sport could be completed inours time. after trailing team new zealand 8-1 in sailing's america's cup. oracle team usa have leveled the series 8-all. the first team to nine wins.

jonah hull reports now from zurich on the advances being made in solar technology. >> reporter: it'st likely place to look for a solution to the planet's environmental whoas, horse country outside zurich. but here at a research laboratory i ran by ibm. scientists believe they have found a far more efficient way of using the power of the sun than anything solar power has achieved before. a key part of the system are these tiny cells design today for the space industry and capable of converting almost half the sunlight they absorb in to energy. electricity. that's vastly more than current solar technologies provide. the mirror over there concentrates the sunlight down onto the cells harnessing the power of up to a thousand suns. this is a prototype, of course, in a year they expect they'll be a working system 40 times larger providing enough power for 10 homes. put 400 of those in a field or a strip of desert and you get a 10-megawatt power station, meeting the energy needs of a small town and there is more. the cells that harness the power of a thousand suns tend to get hot. very hot.

jonah hull, al jazerra, geneva. >> president obama has welcomed the chemical weapons agreement on syriat he also warned that if diplomacy fails, the u.s. remains prepared to act. here is what he said in a statement. this framework provides the opportunity for the elimination of syrian chemical weapons and a transparent, expeditious and verifiable manner which could end the threat these weapons pose not only to the syrian people but to the region and the world. the president added that if syria fails to comply, there would be consequences. the pentagon has backed the president saying america is still in position for military strikes s meanwhile, there is criticism for some republican senators to the u.s.-russia deal on syria. john mccain and lindsay graham are calling the agreement meaningless. in a statement the two said the deal would give syria's president time to delay and deceive while the country's civil war just continued. they said it requires a willful suspension of disbelief to see this agreement as anything other than the start of a diplomatic blind alley. and the obama admini

here is jonah hull in berlin.eering and applause] >> reporter: on sunday, they celebrated a win bigger than anyone imagined. but not big enough to govern alone, so on monday it was back to work to find a coalition partner. >> we are, of course, open for talks and i have already had initial contact with the sbd chairman who said the sbd must first hold a meeting of its leaders on friday. >> reporter: the spd or social democrats, angela merkel's opponents on the central left. emerged bruised and diminished from a grand coalition with chancellor merkel's party four years ago and will bargain hard this time for a better deal. >> the spd is not standing in line aura plying. after ms. merkel ruined her previous coalition partner to lineup now, so to speak a successor is not our intention, we are going in to the talks very calmly and will agree on the next steps of the process with spd representatives at the party convention on friday. >> reporter: neither side is throwing itself at the arrangement. sunday's win for ange

jonah hall is live for us in geneva. jonah, the talks are entering their third day. u.s. officials have been reported as saying they're tough talks but are making progress. any details on what progress is being made? >> reporter: nothing official as of yet. we're waiting for that press conference. i think we're going to say it very imminently now. we've watched over the last hour or two as john kerry and sergei lavrov have sat together at a table having a breakfast meeting going over documentation beside the pool at the hotel behind me here, perhaps looking over the progress made during the course of the night by their various teams and working groups of experts looking at putting together some sort of a framework deal to move forward with here in geneva. mr. lavrov himself has come inside. i think that press conference will come. what we have heard in terms of progress from u.s. administration officials speaking on condition of anonymity indicating that progress has been made on one particular and very important issue, the question of the threat of force, which the unite

jonah, thank you very much. >> thanks, martha.ne point earlier today senator cruz went to the film archive to describe annalgy to describe his fight against obamacare and crittings inside washington. here is how it went. >> we started debate 18 hours ago about the divide between the washington establishment not listening to the american people. that is forcing its will on the american people. and the people of this country and i will confess that phrase, rebellion against oppression conjured up to me the rebel alliance fighting against the empire, the empire being the washington, d.c. establishment and indeed, immediately on hearing that phrase, i wondered if a at some point we were going to see a tall gentleman in a mechanical breathing apparatus come forward and say in a deep voice, mike lee, i am your father. this is a fight to restore freedom to the people. this is a fight to get the washington establishment, the empire, to listen to the people. and just like in the "star wars" movies, the empire will strike back. bill: then h

a nooichldz jonah loss the chair of the transportation authority. today, we're clerked by erica chang and want to announce our sfgovtv staff jessie larson and bill dylan and thank our audience for attendance >> (calling names) commissioner breed. >> present. >> commissioner chu. >> chu present. >> chu present and farrell absent and commissioner mar and present and commissioner weaning. >> present. >> wiener present. >> we have quorum. >> we'll be moving up our closed session 10 item none 10 after item 4 human resources. >> item 2 approve the minutes this is an action item. >> colleagues, any questions on say minutes. >> any member of the public want to commit on our meeting notes seeing none, public comment is closed. >> we will have a roll call vote. >> (calling names) item passes. >> item passes investigated. you're next item >> chairman's report this is an informational item. >> good morning colleagues this pass month major milestones passed on major projects first, let me congratulate the caltrans authority on the east span on the new bridge. it

the jonah. what's that? ( thunder cracks ) hollar: keep her head down! the deaths in actu battle are the easiest to bear. for my own part, those who die under my knife or from some... subsequent infection... i have to remind myself that it was the enemy that killed them, not me. that young man was a casualty of war. as you said yourself, you have to choose the lesser of two evils. weevils. the crew will take it badly. warley was popular. have they expressed any feelings on the matter to you? jack, before answering, i'm... compelled to ask, am i speaking with my old friend... or to the ship's captain? you see, to the ship's captain, i'd say there's little i detest more than an informer. now you're talking like an irishman. well, i am an irishman. well, as a friend then. as a friend... i would say that i have never once doubted your abilities as a captain. speak plainly, stephen. perhaps we should have turned back weeks ago. the men... of course, they would follow lucky jack anywhere, rightfully confident of victory. but therein lies the problem. you're no

solution and join the partners here to welcome them >> (clapping) >> our next speaker is supervisor jonah loss. >> thank you ken. mr. mayor thank you four being here and our super supervisor norm lee. i'm proud of the advocacies and the work. back in 2006 i was not on the board of supervisors i was a legislative aid and there was a supplemental that came in the mid of the year and it was on housing you are worked with the community resident to make sure there was money for trianglesal youth and actually those original dollars helped to keep this project going. and i want to congratulate many of the housing advocates and all the year that followed to help keep this project going and keep it on the map to mercy housing for your advocacy work and reaching out touts community. of course, i want to thank the mayor's office of housing and your work to actually keep this project and many other projects going in the pipeline so we can see we're meeting our commitments for you fulfilling the needs of people who don't have adequate housing. and it's exciting about the transformation. we have lots o

. >> good afternoon, commissioners aim supervisor from jonah losses office. as ms. hay word explains this is section 81 it deals with the non conforming units. more for the benefit for the public those are sprartd from nell units that are built with permits that are zoned for a lesser amount of zoning pursuant are the staff talks about 3 units and one would not be permitted and this asked they be treated all the same and the possibility of chang them we've made one amendment it restricts the envelope as it currently it. we feel that would sdrurj alternatives that would decreases the fieblt like add a bedroom. at the july 17th meeting we perpetrate another amendment that we're still working with the city attorney on which would deal with concerns that there could be motivation for people to alter the unit and we're working not to alter those dealing with a eviction and we're going to model that in other places on the planning he code such as a is recently passed condo ordinance and also the garage ordinance that dealt with parking garages and with those two amendment

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my name is jonah. i'm an owner of a barber on valencia street and mission resident as well. to say both resident and business owners who believes in the best interest in the neighborhood. my grandparents opened a landri place. the area around 18th and valencia has been greatly improved. it's mine understanding that jack spade made this location on 15th street. it's a street i avoid. i have a four-year-old kid and i usually walk right passed 16 street. it's not what it should be. i would hope that this would start some investment on that block. i understand and agree with some of the locals and concerns they have regarding jack spade and i don't endorse them. but i don't believe it's those here who decide who gets to fill the open spots. i feel they have met the requirements under the current code. if local businesses don't like that code, they can try to change it. i have read and agreed with the letter with some of the 16th street merchants have filed in support. thank you for your time. >> next speaker. >> good evening. my name is benny gore. i live next door. i own a stor

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jonah fisher has the story. of finishings now things by force, not negotiations. throughout this, the eighth day of fighting, soldiers traded mortar and machine gun fire with what is now thought to be a dwindling group of rebels. the sounds of an army on the advance were matched by the compromising message. >> we hold the responsible for the lives of the dead. ed and the burn hostages still suffering. may you all be met with the full force of the law. >> now for the first time, a sign of how difficult the job has become, helicopter gunships were brought in to fire on the two remaining areas under rebel control. the philippines military called them precision strikes, but that will be of little comfort to the families of those still being held hostage. it's now more than a week since several hundred muslim rebels from the national liberation front arrived there, taking schools of people hostage. they are angry at being excluded from the peace agreement between another islamic rebel group and the government, which granted them autonomy. faced with attacks from both l

. >> jonah with numbers like that, 67 percents of that, plinks on this side of the atlantic would love those numbers. what makes her so popular in germany? >> reporter: angela merkel has been in power for eight years, don't forget, with numbers like that between 60 and 70% popularity ratings. it is an enviable thing for politicians. she is seen and credited with having brought this country through the worst effects of the economic crisis in 2008, the bureau crisis that began to evolve from 2009. she is seen as having steered the economy to growth, prosperity, historical low levels of unemployment when just ten years ago, this country was an economic basketcase. she has a lot of credibility. there is a lot of trust in her buzz she is a bi-word for stability. she has critics but a bi-word for the stability. germans like anyone else like the idea of stability white a lot. >> thank you for the joining us from berlin. congressional numbers here to be in the 20s. thank you very much. >>> the southeast coast of china in the grip of typhoon usagi has issued a red alert, the highest of its kind

gregg: jonah goldberg, join us, editor-at-large for nationalreview.online., or wasn't hillary clinton the top, accountable person at the department of state as secretary of state, and is it inex-flick ab, if not incompetent to fail to interview her? >> it might be inexplicable, it might be incompetent or it might be explicable and the explicable part might simply be they didn't want to ask her questions they didn't want answers to and, you know, i listened to the, i listen to the beginning of this hearing just now before i came on and it, there is just a smell test problem. they want to have it ever which way. they want to say the report is incredibly thorough and should put this thing to rest but they also want to reject any idea that it was wrong not to ininterview hillary clinton or her top aide to get to the bottom of this. even if, even if it was just to clear the air and in abundance of caution, to have full transparency they should have talked to her. they want to say there was absolutely no way the military could get to benghazi in time. gregg: right

you can be the right person, like jonah, in the wrong place... in whale university. [laughter] you can be a wrong person, like the samaritan woman, who had had five husbands, but be in the right place where she met jesus. geography really does matter. throughout the bible, every time god talks to people, he discusses the place they're to be. he told abraham, "leave your family; i've got a new place for you." "naomi, leave moab and go back to bethlehem." jesus instructed the disciples, when you go into a place, a city, and you enter a home, test and qualify that home for your anointing and for your blessing through honor. and if that family and that house does not show you honor, take the blessing that's on you out of that place... and go where you'll be celebrated instead of tolerated." the law of place. a great pastor in dallas pastored about two hours from dallas and failed miserably, he told me. moved to dallas and exploded. he said, "mike, i am convinced that there is a place where the blessing of god is on your life." there's a place you belong. there's a place

jonah is an owner of a store in maplewood, new jersey, and is in favor of this. this has been an interesting debate. it's crossed the aisle. among small business owners, there's a big divide as well. so give me, in a sense or two, why you are in favorite of it. >> we just want to level the playing field between the online retailers and brick and mortar retailers. we felt for years it's given an unfair advantage to the online merchants. in particular, it's been unfortunate in the consequences to small towns. we live in a small town and we found that it's become harder and harder to run a retail business in a small town. >> is that because people are getting a tax break because they buy online or because it's more convenient to buy online? >> it's fine to buy online but it's given the online retailers a huge advantage and given them, in their case a 7% price advantage. people come into their store, look at things, take pictures and go buy online. >> where they're not paying tacks? >> exactly. >> you take the other side of this issue. >> this legislation imposes a h