at least a century to come, right, keith. with that i would like to bring up a man very responsible for the wonderful growth of these businesses and these neighborhoods in san francisco. and somebody that we are indebted to for all of his leadership in the city. the mayor, ed lee. [applause] >> thank you, larry. good morning, everybody. you know it's really exciting to be here this morning. i know our city administrator and the project director are here to join doreen and monique and supervisors for the free samples, keith. on this kind of day, we were actually looking forward to the old distillery, the potrero ride, that will keep us warm. but it's unique. when you look at the history of those years with fritz maytag in the 70s. and i was in law school during that time. i won't tell you how much beer i drank, being a cal-berkeley guy. but larry, i compare what the giants went through in their history and anchor, and you see similarities. we almost lost both companies and then that he:-- then they rebounded. and they are in f

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keith was on the other line. he goes, "wait a minute. keith. keith. "i lost him. let me call you back." so that's the base. where do you want to meet him? i'll tell him putnam and morris. there's only one way in and one way out. ( phone ringing ) he'll have keith on the other line. yeah? keith. huh? sal. p. i don't want to say my name. i don't want to say my name. of course i know who you are. i got the number from the kid up to heights. if you don't want to sell to me, fine. i can buy all the time. he recognized your voice. no, he didn't. was it keith or timmy? that was timmy. all i want to do is i.d. these new kids mcdonner and flanagan. let me get my car. which channel do you want to work on? go on channel one. call dispatch. we're going to cruise for them. send a message to timmy when we lock them up tonight. they won't bite. they want too many references. they want to know who we are and everything. we're going to have a female call. they might deliver to a female not thinking she's a cop. hopefully it will work this way. ( phone ringing ) there you go. hello

firms to ask them what happened and everybody had a little piece of the story and then i met with keith richards and. keith and i would talk about different things and he would give me some ideas and i'd go and i'd talk with other individuals and then i'd come back with more questions and sometimes tease out the answers and sometimes they didn't and finally i believe it was on my seventh meeting with keith when i said to keith you know i can write up out there so i can have all these different interviews but i really want to see the pieces of paper and keith said to me well you know i have a bunch of cardboard boxes in the basement of the we haven't opened them they're from the earlier days we just we just put this material in the boxes and of course and you know in the back of my mind i was very excited thinking this is it. green colson came across or tell x. . it was from visit decker see your philips. december ninety five he wrote to the heads of state just before the signing of the single european fact but started the process of the single market. the crux of the tallackson is as fo

keith and i would talk about different things and he would give me some ideas and i'd go and i'd talk with other individuals and then i'd come back with more questions and sometimes tease out the answers and sometimes they didn't and finally i believe it was on my seventh meeting with keith when i said to keith you know i can write about this i can have all these different interviews but i really want to see the pieces of paper and keith said to me well you know i have a bunch of cardboard boxes in the basement of the we haven't opened them they're from the earlier days we just we just put this material in the boxes and of course and you know in the back of my mind i was very excited thinking this is it. maria green culson came across a telex. from visit decker see your phillips. in december nine hundred eighty five he wrote to the heads of state just before the signing of the single european act which started the process of the single market. the crux of the tallackson is as follows you know we don't know what you're going to do but we want you to act you can act one way or another i

and keith ellison, i watched the interview you tried to have with him.ur questions. >> sean: oh, no. >> he came on this station to do two things, one to defend the black messiah, calls our lord and savior, barack obama, and to make brownie points, and what they call themselves progressives, meaning that they had declared war on the republican party and they declared war on fox news channel, which they see as an exallry of-- >> this is really serious inasmuch as farrakhan, one. most divisive figures in our culture, rabid anti-semmite racist, khalid mohammed, kill the women, everything in sight, kill the babies, the children. >> don't forget, the congressional black caucus, the entire congressional black caucus led then by fumemay made a calf nant with louis farrakhan. >> sean: remind me, how has he gone this far without the scrutiny that we're right now-- >> how has he gotten this it far. that's concerning, even though he wrote this letter-- >> obama or keith? >> it doesn't erase what we know about this guy. i think it's telling how we're able to put peop

he was a grand bargain solve the budget crisis really necessary and was going to sorry congressman keith ellison about the progressive alternative and will so i stare at it and conservatives in the united states are a lot more like the taliban than you probably think or explain in tonight's detail . you need to know this mitt romney's attack on the forty seven percent lost him an election but the republican party's inability to separate itself from his comments could lose the american people and the man who filmed romney making his infamous speech will appear on amazon he sees the ed show to reveal his identity talk about his decision to leak the video of the press before he changed the course of the two thousand and twelve election the filmmaker was a bartender at what he calls a mom and pop operation in florida like so many americans suffering through the great recession he had no health insurance and struggled to make ends meet he was the forty seven percent so when he saw mitt romney tell of a room full of rich donors that it wasn't his job to worry about those lazy worthless indicte

let's talk to keith and jimmy.ith, the private sector jobs have outspread the public sector jobs by a huge ratio. >> are you saying there's growth now? that's good. >> i have continued to say that. >> "the wall street journal" said it would be 7.1% if it weren't for the government job cuts. government job cuts means there are fewer people who can pay money and can fail to contribute to the economy. that's a good thing, i think. >> we don't want just jobs. government can create a bunch of jobs and have people walking around parks picking up wrappers. what you want is value added economically sustainable jobs that are aren't based on taxpayer money, and we're creating real jobs. this is really the important part. this is the most important we'll say all night. what we're doing is removing human capital from an unproductive area, government, to a productive area, the private sector. >> tell that to schools that don't have teachers. tell that to the communities that don't have firefighters and police officers. tell tha

joining me now is keith beauchamp, keith direct theed the documentary "the untold story of emmett louise injustice files: hood of suspicion" which examines contemporary cases of racial profiling. keith welcome to "the war room." >> thank you for having me. >> michael: keith, new york saw 419 murders last year. the lowest numbers since record keeping began in the 1960s, so is this a small price to pay for a safer community? >> i think it causes a bigger problem. you are talk about statistically if you look at these cases out of 1 in 1,000 cases of those stops, you have actual gun violations. when you take a look at the percentage of those being stopped, out of 90% there are no arrest or summons. and i think it contributes to the fear in the community and hatred of police. i don't think that stop and fisk which i feel is unconstitutional is the way to go. >> michael: that's what it goes back to whether or not it does do what it sets out to do. it is seemingly unconstitutional. your first film was about 14-year-old emmett till who was tortured to death for whistling at a white woman. was t

and i'm here, as keith said, on behalf of state senator leno. and i just want to say how proud i am to be here because, you know, most of us seek ways to make government better. usually, you know, we have something that we don't like about our government, our local government. we want to change things. we have a disagreement. but you're here and you're actually doing something about it. you're taking your time, you're taking time out of your lives and putting energy into changing how government can serve the people of our county. and that's very impressive and i for one as a citizen of san francisco am very grateful to each and every one of you for doing that. for watching out for me, because that's what you are, each and every one of you, watching out for me and my well-being as well as everyone else in the city. and around the state, thanks to the california civil grand jury association, we have 58 groups that do the same and help people experience government at a higher level and have government work for them. so, thanks to the california civ

it generated some discussion. [ laughter ] >> keith -- keith is clear and direct, but kind of mild manneredle out of character. [ laughter ] >> bill: it is good to see you both and to have you both in studio is a real treat this morning, and we have got a lot to cover. congressman welsh you are a catholic. what do you think of pope francis. >> i'm mildly optimistic. the church doctrines that you just mentioned are all very conservative -- >> bill: he is not going to change. >> no. but it really seems like he lived a modest life when he gave up the cars and the limos and the mansion and he lived modestly and he seems to have a life he lived dedicated to poor people. and the church should be about that at least that's something i feel pretty good about. i love that he took the game francis. >> bill: yeah and francis a rich man who gave it all up and went out and -- and walked the streets and preached -- lived among and preached to the poor. >> yeah, and he seems like a humble man. he is very modest and that's refreshing. >> bill: the other thing, congressman -- your take too. >> one of the mo

keith and i would talk about different things and he would give me some ideas and i'd go and i'd talk with other individuals and then i'd come back with more questions and sometimes have the answers and sometimes they didn't and finally i believe it was on my seventh meeting with keith when i said to keith you know i can write up out there so i can have all these different interviews but i really want to see the pieces of paper said to me well you know i have a bunch of cardboard boxes in the basement of the we haven't opened them they're from the earlier days we just we just put this material in the boxes and of course and you know in the back of my mind i was very excited thinking this is it. came across. it was from visit decker seal phillips.

nation of it's lam but why would keith ellison choose to associate oneself vuach vile low life and ben carson, truth to power, will be my guest live and about obama's failed leadership and bad stated of the economy and washington. don't miss the wisdom of dr. carson, straight ahead. how do you keep an older car running like new? you ask a ford customer. when they tell you that you need your oil changed you got to bring it in. if your tires need to be rotated, you have to get that done as well. jackie, tell me why somebody should bring they're car here to the ford dealership for service instead of any one of those other places out there.

keith, it was certainly an interesting session unfold. s&p 500, the first three-day losing streak this year, but the dow managed a turn around. >> i think you get to key levels and it's your first opportunity to buy it after three levels. the s&p banged the bottom end and when those happen, i buy the s&p 500. dan, your trade was similar, but for different reasons. >> i also bought the s&p 500. you've got to take what the market's giving and it didn't give a lot. i did not like the set-up. the fact we had this sell off off of the highest base on cyprus. it doesn't make a lot of sense. back to the adobe, what's going to drive u.s. equities for the next quarter i believe is going to be corporate earnings growth and this could be a good start to the earnings season, but the end of the day, s&p could be a flight to quality when everything else around the world looks soft. >> at what point would you consider relen quishing your bare position? >> from a trading standpoint, i'm not trying to pick a top. >> so, right now. >> i took off you know, a

keith ablow during our commercial break about what's fueling the stock market rally.we're going to have that fight live next. here is what got charles so fired up. >> we could be in another bubble, where we're printing money, it's sustaining a fiction and we have to pay with pain later. so, i worry that folks who think they're investing could be part of a kind of mass lack of reality. i do worry about that. but we can still help you see your big picture. with the fidelity guid portfolio summary, you choose which accounts to track and use fidelity's analytics to spot trends, gain insights, and fige out what you want to do next. i'm meredith stoddard and i helped create the fidelity guided portfolio summary. it's one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free trades when you open an account. stuart: if the stock market a bubble? is it bernanke's bubble? does the stock market high roof like big profit for corporations? we have them both covered on varney & company. it is an opinion that bernanke did it. it is an opinion the prophets

leaders stopping keith halling guitars from holding group lessons and concerts because it is not zoned it. 12 performances have been scrubbed but a concert benefitting st. jude's children's research hospital is back on. the owner, keith holland, is appealing hoping the city will rezone the area to allow concerts to go on. organizers for the children's hospital event hope town leaders will work with the store. >> no parent should have to think about a casket or funeral arrangements. it made the code ordinances and the permits and parking situation and things they are concerned with seem trivial to me. >> next up for keith holland guitars, a hearing on march 18 when the city council will make a decision on whether group lessons and concerts can resume. >> brace yourself for the rain. christina is back and tracking it. >> good morning. chances are the howling winds woke you up last night. the heavy downpours are starting to come to a close now in san jose. all the moisture pressing south to gilroy over the course of the next 45 minutes the cold front will move out of the area. we'll have

thank you, keith, as well. well talk with you more. we greatly appreciate your time.ongress is in recess. less than an hour, four of bipartisan senators working on immigration reform the tour the border to assess the security situation there. president obama also, though, getting ready to sit down for interviewes with spanish language media. in fact, that's happening right now. we will will get the first read on it. >>> plus, audio from today's supreme court hearing on doma still coming in. we will play the latest for you. >>> first, in today's money minute. look how wall treat is performing. dow is down 33 point. we will update you on anything new. come on, nowadays lots of people go by themselves. no they don't. hey son. have fun tonight. ♪ ♪ back against the wall ♪ ain't nothin to me ♪ ain't nothin to me [ crowd murmurs ] hey! ♪ [ howls ] ♪ the walmart low price guarantee, backed by ad match. there's your price, walmart will match that right at the register. nice! i did not know they did that. wow! that's the walmart low price guarantee backed by ad match! save tim

and keith boykin and congressman schweikert are back.ur piece today in the national review stand with rand. there's a second part to this. if the u.s. is under attack this, is from the justice department, if the u.s. is under attack, if an imminent threat, president does have the authority to protect the country from that assault. do you disagree with that. does rand paul disagree with that? >> don't think so. there's a difference between a police sniper shooting someone who is holding a hostage and a police officer with a listing his pocket that he's allowed to shoot. we're not talking about killing people in the heat of battle or an act of terrorism. what we're talking about is drawing up lists of american citizens who are green lit for assassination whether in the united states or anywhere else. >> rand paul stood up for liberty. one last question. let's go back to 9/11. let's go back to horrible 9/11. if al qaeda had landed, besides blowing up the world trade center if they had land landed brigades and troops wouldn't we have a right

keith ablow we are not sure. he's here to answer some of your questions. you for joining us. >> we have one e-mail that says i feel guilty i have had post traumatic distress disorder for years. i am not a soldier i can't tell anybody it is associated with military personnel exclusively. i got sick of trying to explain to people that other people get ptsd for other reasons and i didn't survive an ied, am noirmal or not? >> here's the thing that is a concern i hadn't thought about frankly. veterans do need such health the help these days it seems to be a military phenomenon. it is not just that. i would tell this woman there are all kinds of battles in life. you have been there in a way you have been traumatized. don't feel this label this man tell ought not apply to you. it does get help. >> they say i feel guilty my life is not as bad. each person's life is different and we are all ex quiz italy sensitive. your story is yours mine is mine and we need to understand all of it. >> i get a new par of soap every time i take a shower. i don't want to use an old

keith ablow joins us 10:26.t happy about this. >>> i drove into work early this morning. i'm still hearing ads for food stamps. the government is still reaching out trying to sign more people up for free food. paul ryan's budget plan tackles the food stamp mess, head-on. here's my take: first, ryan would impose a work requirement and a time limit. in other words, you can't just sit back, stay home, and take -pthe food forever. can't do that under ryan. second, he would limit the cost by handing control of the program back to the states. here's what you get, spend it as you will. third, ryan's plan has a moral component. he wants welfare to help people get out of poverty, not to lock them into dependence. that is morality. doesn't this sound a lot like bill clinton's welfare reforms? it does to me. but you can expect the obama team to fight this tooth and nail. they've been using food stamps to buy votes. vote for us, and look what we will give you. we won't make you work and besides, the rich can pay. to this ad

with overton at the helm and chief engineer keith madding on deck, the guard had just passed under the golden geatd bridge. the boat was a mile and a half out to see when overton spotted something floating in the water. >> log, seals, you're always seeing something in the water out here. >> at first he kept to his course, kept to the boat schedule, but when the container ship scheduled it was 45 minutes late e overton turned the ship around. >> we got up to it and it's a guy. it was a guy. trading water west of the bridge. and it takes a little while for your head to wrap around that because you're thinking, that's something that's not supposed to be there. >> something, someone, the crew clearly needed to get out of the water quickly. a life ring was tossed but the man in the water didn't even reach for it. >> no response at all. he was just staring at us, which was really spooky. there was no emotion on the guy's face, nothing. he was just treading water barely keeping afloat. >> the victim was in the water over this way. >> reporter: keith madding decided someone was going to have t

we'll talk to representative keith ellison who is the co-chair of the congressional progressive caucus shortly. and also there is the president's budget which has zero chance of being passed. and the president seemed to signal his resignation to this budget quagmire. >> ultimately it may be the differences are just too wide. if their position is we can't do any revenue or we can only do revenue if we gut medicare or gut social security or gut medicaid, if that's the position then we're probably not gonna be able to get a deal joining us now top to does the budget battles on capitol hill we have congressman keith ellison of minnesota. thank you for joining us this evening. >> thank you. >> can you describe your budget and how that compares to some of the other budget proposals out there in congress. >> the budget is called "back to work budget." that says it all. it's about back to work. our budget, it's how many people it puts back to work. now debt and deficit are issues important for the outyears, and because we're bringing people back to work we'll address that issue. we get $4.5 tr

lat . >>> that's keith olbermann, he may be returning to espn.ere in the 1990s and confirmed he had dinner with the president of the network. espn insists no deal is imminent. olbermann is suing current tv for $70 million alleging breach of contract. >> thank you. >>> catholics may have a new pope in less than two weeks. a vatican spokesman said benedict xvi successor may be in place by march 16th. cardinals are meeting this morning and this afternoon, trying to set a date for the concla conclave. john allen is in rome for us. so what's the latest? >> reporter: good morning. what we know is the cardinals this morning are meeting in the first of what are called their general congregation meetings. this is where all the cardinals of the world get together and the idea is to try to take stock of the issues facing the church and also outline the qualities the next pope is going to need. as you say, of course, at the top of the to-do list is they have to set a date for the conclave. we're not expecting them necessarily to get around to that today. fir