one ever sees and talks to each other to make sure things happen smoothly, and i want to give big kudos risin and all the others in transportation and advising people to take public transportation and emphasize that in all of our major international and worldwide and world seize of events that happened in the city. >> >> whether it's america's cup or fleet week or some incredible music on the bluegrass side of the city as well as just neighborhood events that we continue to invite we shined very well because we did do the right emphasis and we encouraged all of the public safety departments to work well ahead of this, and i want to thank them for constantly keeping me and many of you on the sf alert program and texting us and making sure we were assured that the critical departments were working together just in case and it's always about just in case. right herald? the red cross knows this more than anyone and it's about being prepared and again i want to give great kudos to all the public safety divisions of the city from the police and fire to the paramedics working behind the scenes

walgreen's will make sure we have a diverse population of the work force and would encourage that and kudos to the community groups and alliance for better district 6 and my hope is that as some of the these items come forward p people will do the work of reaching out on the front end and not the back end because i think it moves it a lot more quickly and it's in better results. if with a, that, if i can have a motion the letter to president choo included in the record and part of the approval, if we can have that motion. we have a motion by supervisor mark. if we can take that wow objection. again i want to acknowledge the work of the san francisco police department, officers, thank you very much for your work and thank you to the community members who are here and thank you walgreen's. >> is there any further business before this committee? there is no further business. >> the meeting is adjourned. thank you. >> just a little pack of pad located at the bottom of russian hill, the secret garden with an intimate and captivating appeal. carefully tucked away, at the bottom of lumbar street,

and kudos to steven for that work. thank you. >> thank you. and i certainly echo the great work that mr. massey and the staff have done on our electronic filing. i do think it has added a lot of value, and i know the regulated community and the public i have heard have appreciated those efforts as well. anything else relating to the executive director's report from the commissionersin the next item on the agenda is items for future meetings. anybody would like to add anything? >> i just wanted to express appreciation for the interested persons meeting announcement, and i'm glad that we'll be talking about that report at a future meeting. some of the issues that were raised in the course of these conversations kind of come naturally into the consideration of that. i'm thinking of something, like, our whistle-blower experience and it will be -- i think it will be useful for all of us to see you think the contemporary word is "benchmark." but have an opportunity to reflect on that, not in the context of any particular case, but in a general way.

[laughter] [cheers and applause] but kudos to stallone for speaking out against guns, and by the way don't miss his new movie "bullet to the head" in theaters now. it's like rhinestone but with bullets to the head. but sylvester stallone isn't the only actor promoting a new movie who has views on gun control. >> i think that you can't start to pick apart any of -- anything out of the bill of rights without thinking that it's all going be become undone. if you take one out or change one law then why wouldn't they take all your rights away from you. >> right, in the same way if you take away die hard 2, die hard 3 is just a confusing series of explosives. so that's one for, one against, any other action stars want to step up and settle this? >> hi, i'm chuck norris a black belt pate rovment if some thug breaks into my home, can i use any roundhouse kick but i prefer to use the barrel of my gun. >> just to be clear according to chuck norris he could use the roundhouse kick to protect his own but he prefers to shoot a man in the face. by the way, chuck, you are 72 years old. at this poin

. >> i'll give you kudos to listen to what the president is really saying on immigration reform. [ maleer ] any technology not moving forward is moving backward. [ engine turns over, tires squeal ] and you'll find advanced safety technology like an available heads-up display on the 2013 lexus gs. there's no going back. we don't let frequent heartburn come between us and what we love. so if you're one of them people who gets heartburn and en treats day after day... block the acid with prilosec otc and don't get heartburn in the first place! [ male announcer ] one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero hearurn. ♪ ♪ >> neil: so it turns out it was all talk or it certainly looks that way. the president telling republicans to cobble together a plan for comprehensive immigration reform. it looks like the white house apparently was knee-deep in a plan of its own and one that could make 11 million illegals here who are here perfectly legal in eight years. to historian nick says it puts pressure on congress to come up with its own plan. nick, i could see that, but this is more than a little way in an

. >> real kudos to the crew. i've heard nothing but applause for their efforts under really what they were living in really deplorable conditions. have you heard anything otherwise? >> no. not really. some of the passengers have complained about not being properly informed at the time of the fire, some of the people we talked to said that was the worst moment actually. when the fire broke out, they knew something was going on, but not getting enough information. that scared them. but they also said -- the ones we talked to, said the crew -- in the same conditions that they were in, but having to work on top of it, did a remarkable job and kudos all around, again, according to the people we spoke to. >> there is at least one silver lining. mark potter, thank you very much, from mobile. >>> the good, bad, and ugly surrounding chuck hagel's nomination. is it all personal? ] [ justin ] mulligan sir. mulligan. take a mulligan. i took something for my sinuses, but i still have this cough. [ male announcer ] truth is, a

kudos to the police department.d us out here, too. >> smoke, flames and water damaged eight apartments in the five story building. red cross is helping people that live in the apartments find places to stay for now. >> police are looking for two people in connection with a car skrak go that sparked a police chase and ended with a six car crash. two men in a stolen mercedes went into the iran landing shopping parking lot, hit an occupied car and plowed into five more cars before coming to a stop. one woman was injured but we don't know her condition. the man in the mercedes got away. >> palo alto police are looking for an armed man that tried to rob someone in a downtown parking garage. he used a handgun in a robbery attempt on webster street. the victim escaped. had the suspect rode away a bike. they are checking to see if he has been in involved in other robberies. >> desmond ryan has been arrested. bryant has spent the last four years as raider. he is scheduled to be a free agent in march. >>> one day of a violent

. - wow, kudos on the primitive art, bio-dad. - [chuckles] thanks, kid.d you came. - well, i was glad to get out of that house. - not a good day to be a bowers, huh? i read the news. - yep. - we'll seek out soup. good food for a bad day. i know a place. huh? - okay. all right. second wife, no kids, fake tan. - how can you tell? - from the size of that stupid ring. her hips are smaller than mine, and also, she's orange. - [chuckles] okay. my turn. uh-oh. business deal gone bad. has to ask mama to bail him out, again. - nice. - [chuckling] this is fun. do me. - okay, um... giant, hairy narcissist who's pretending to be interested in his illegitimate daughter, when all he really wants is... fill in the blank. - wow. smart as a whip, and direct. you get that from me. - just tell me. - okay. i'm dying. of leukemia. - is that what all those pills were about? - yeah. i need a bone marrow transplant. it's very hard to find a match. i've looked. you're my best chance. i suppose i was hoping to endear myself to you, and you might save my life. - that's not what i w

us, next to parents not bringing their screaming kids into the restaurants, i think this is genius, kudos to the restaurant. >> charlie, where are you on this? >> i grew up in an era where if you opened your mouth you got-- >> backhanded. >> you didn't get the backhand of nothing, clearly. [applause]. you know what, adam, i will say this, i would like to-- i would really like to put the rule in new york where the wall street guys are out. >> bragging about their money. >> and their cell phones. >> and adam, the comeback line of them all, but how do you feel on this particular topic? >> parents need to be parents. >> this cuts very close to home. i think i'm the only one on the program with a child the age where this is relevant. if i had an economic incentive to get my daughter to behave herself in the restaurant i think i would be happy about it. i haven't seen it in any restaurants that we've been to. >> i guess that's it, ben, have we come that far that parents need an economic incentive to have their kids behave in public? >> you know, i don't care about that. i just think that adam s

kudos to you on this one. i've been pounding the table more for yahoo!.en the name that's actually outperformed recently. kudos to grasso. >> the flip side is he's making the case for google, so, that's your good if we said good, bad or ugly for grasso. so, grasso, what would you do with google here? could you add to shares? >>> added to shares on friday. and, today was a down day for the market, so, you seal those big high fliers get a lot taken out of them. i would still look to add, but remember, 725 is probably your support, near-term support. don't get crazy adding up here. >> how about the ugly? what about the ugly? >> there's no ugly. >> free pass. oh. >> hey now! oh! >> that's right. >> is that a says catch? >> when i take care of the knsn, that's what you have to wear. >> hot stuff. >> only place you can find yellow snow. >> you tweet it, we trade it. let's get to some of today's best tweets. this is for karen. james asks, does jcp nooe or any other retailers besides macy look interesting? >> i do not like jcpenney. we are short jcpenney, we have

kudos to that guy for trying to stop it. >> apparently in the course of the last four years police haveeen called to this restaurant about 225 times, according to annarbor.com. >> have any arrests been made? >> the man in the black jacket is ron jacobss, faces three charges of assault with a dangerous weapon, assault and battery, possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony and being held on $100,000 cash bond. we talked to somebody at the restaurant, they say they will comply with requests to close down in the early morning hours between 12:00 and 5:00. the other man in the video with the hand gun has not been caught yet. >>> a fugitive that was on the run for quite a while, gave police quite the run around in poland, has become a celebrity. lots of people talking about him on the internet. here he is. ♪ >> a pig who escaped from a nearby farm and it took police more than two hours to capture the guy. first they start with a little piece of bread. the pig is smarter than that. as you can see the pig holding up traffic. at first it's like one or two police officers and they

. >> >> just to be clear we have the presentation for kudo next week. oh do we -- >> only four. >> that is fine. that's i -- a quorum. thank you. >> i should ask for public comment and what we add to that. energy none public comment is closed. we're actually missing doctor marshall for four. let's go to line item five and move back to four. >> line item five and recommend that the board of supervisors adopt a resolution retroactively approving the agreement between the san francisco police department and the house house for the police department to provide supplemental services at housing authority developments and for the housing authority to pay the amount listed for the services or proposed contract or action. >> anyway to combine line item five and six? they're identical to the issue and where the the funding is from but separate years. >> because they're two separate agenda items they need to be handled as two separate agenda items. >> all right . commander. >> good evening commissioners, chief sir, director hicks, the rest of the community that is

us, next to parents not bringing their screaming kids into the restaurants, i think this is genius, kudos to the restaurant. >> charlie, where are you on this? >> i grew up in an era where if you opened your mouth you got-- >> backhanded. >> you didn't get the backhand of nothing, clearly. [applause]. you know what, adam, i will say this, i would like to-- i would really like to put the rule in new york where the wall street guys are out. >> bragging about their money. >> and their cell phones. >> and adam, the comeback line of them all, but how do you feel on this particular topic? >> parents need to be parents. >> this cuts very close to home. i think i'm the only one on the program with a child the age where this is relevant. if i had an economic incentive to get my daughter to behave herself in the restaurant i think i would be happy about it. i haven't seen it in any restaurants that we've been to. >> i guess that's it, ben, have we come that far that parents need an economic incentive to have their kids behave in public? >> you know, i don't care about that. i just think that adam s

kudos to and pew research on the poll. >> question, when it comes to the urgency of legislation, this polling does give us a sense of the public priority, but does it give us any idea about a public consensus on the content of the legislation? susan ferrechio. >> i don't think it does in any sense, because if you add up the don't do it and don't do it this year, you're getting about half the population who are polled for this. you know, topic, which is reducing the debt and the deficit. that's the only place where you really see americans saying, now, quick, let's do something immediately. >> i don't see. that nobody is saying now, quick, especially if you ask them what spending programs they would like to cut. democrats don't want to cut anything, and the only areas republicans want to cut is foreign aid and uninsurance. this poll shows the country is broadly aligned with the president's proposals. when you ask the people do they support gun legislation, they're thinking of what obama is proposing. same on immigration reform, same on climate change. there are majorities and pluaritie

with billionaires and billionaire billion dollar corporations not paying their fair share in taxes kudo's senator bernie sanders for taking up this issue. the bad republicans in north dakota several republican lawmakers are pushing a bill in north dakota that would require welfare recipients to pay the full costs of their drug tests before they can receive any public assistance where's the problem here is that welfare recipients don't have the money needed to pay for the fertile for awards drugs as due to begin with previous schemes have shown that welfare recipients use drugs less frequently than the normal population it's a non-issue the problem is the north dakota would rather see people go further into debt and despair and provide them with the help and assistance that they need to survive. and the very very ugly matthew harrison harrison is the president of the christ the king lutheran church in newtown connecticut shortly after the newtown shooting tragedy reverend robert morris lutheran church participated in a vigil with leaders of other faiths but since that's against the rules o

prevent children from being caught killed at places like shopping malls or movie theaters and so on so kudos to chris wallace maybe he's starting to get it the n.r.a. is an organization to be feared it's an organization to be mocked the bad texas governor rick perry speaking to reporters on saturday perry defended the boy scouts of america's current policy discriminate you got. homosexuals perry told reporters that quote i think most people see absolutely no reason to change the position and neither do i but that popular culture impact one hundred years of their standards is inappropriate well first of all homosexuality is not a popular culture it's a sexual orientation that someone is born with and even a lot of animals are born with it too but perry could have made the same exact argument he just made he could've made it against interracial marriage or desegregation or slavery in fact he likely would have if you were born back. now the very very ugly congressman lou barletta the pennsylvania republican was on a.b.c.'s this week sunday debating gun control with economist paul krugman on the

through committee in the new mexico state house will be taken up by the full statehouse tomorrow kudo's to governor martinez for standing up to her party for putting the lives of americans ahead of gun law in the interests of the bad fox news news was breaking all over the world yesterday fox so-called news decided to devote a whole four and a half minutes to discussing whether singers adele and kelly clarkson are too fat can do to lose weight take a look. well adele and kelly clarkson certainly cleaning up but now critics are taking to twitter saying they both need to slim down adding that their current weight is nothing to idolize but is that criticism fair nutritionist carrie you for it says yes absolutely it is now you would not be doing what you did nothing away from either moments find out so early how it's not absolutely what stuck in your throat. well the women are obviously the plant and they're hardworking they both came from low means that now they were accepting the grammys last night the highest honor you can get music industry and i don't claim to know what us should only

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kudos to the camera crew. ashley: yaw. key tone pipeline is back in the spotlight. environmentalists are seizing on the fact that president obama didn't talk about it and caught up in climaae change in his address. ceo russ girl something confident the pipeline will be approved in the first half of the year. he joins us by phone. thanks for taking the time. why are you so confident? the president is in? knot looking to garner votes anymore? let's push this thing through? >> i remain confident the facts are that the united states imports nine to 10 million barrels a day today. under any forecast by the eia suggest imports stay between three and seven million barrels a day through 2035. the only question here where they want to get the oil from. do you want to get it from canada or someplace else around the world? i would think logically you would conclude if you buy it in canada it is more secure and you get a whole bunch of jobs with respect to the building a pipeline in the united states to supply the oil. i continue to b

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argue next month or next year anything can happen to strain the city, and so the mayor is getting kudos for this. and it's just like congress, when we had the surplus under bill clinton, republicans couldn't wait to cut the taxes and send the money back home and the democrats said there's lots of unfinished business and we should continue on that, and we know how it went there, and i'm not take sides, but we know how it went there. >> we know how wall street likes sir pluses. >> yeah, and i agree with dave. he is being cool here, because we don't know what the next four years is going to be like in the city. already they tried to hire more police officers. a lot of money going into -- we talked about this last week, when we close the schools you will need extra money for restoration. i think the mayor is doing the right thing. sit on it for a while and see what the future will bring. >> this has to be taken into the context of the wall street journal report, and there was a softening of the economy, and there's a lot of talk about d.c. being recession proof, but in the context of who ad

indeed he was not and i give him kudos for that. >> you would theng maybe he spent -- you would think maybe he spent four weeks in a zumba class. morgan free man makes this stuff interesting. do you really have to strip off your clothes? >> this is what drives me nuts. you heard the students laughing. if you have a 14-week semester with five classes that is 80 classes and it is $275 to $300 per class. so perino on "the five" had a good idea. you they ever see the money when your parent buys the tuition or whatever or pays for the tuition. but what if you had to go to class and you paid as you went in. you would not be laughing when you sit down. you thought i should have bought tickets to book of mormon. >> you would be laughing if it was your parents' money. >> have i gone to every single single -- i have gone to every single broadway show and never once have i gotten a degree from columbia. >> i know if anybody, bill, you could spend $22,000 in columbia, but not that columbia if you know what i am saying. >> i don't know what you are saying. >> neither do i. nondrug humor here. >> f

. >> i say kudos to the judge. i certainly do not condone this girl's behavior. clearly she disrespected the court. clearly no excuse for what she did. i agree with you i agree with the judge. >> he went way too far. i appreciate the fact that he took a step back and realized that he was not doing the right thing. >> bill: what would you have given this woman if you were the judge in that courtroom and she said f you to you. >> i have been in hundreds of courtroom. >> bill: you are in the courtroom and you are the judge and she says f you that's what. >> that's criminal contempt and i would have given her an admonition and i would have warned her. >> bill: admonition. >> absolutely. >> bill: would have you yelled at her or would you have scolded her o, an admonition that's pretty frightening? i mean, come on. >> i would have certainly given her an admonition and let you know that you -- you have to give her a warning. >> bill: why? i wouldn't have given her a warning. i would have given her two weeks of community service. all right, let's get to the bigger pictur

of shocking at a time when we really need leaders to step forward we actually have one that has the kudosthe national polls and we decide to snub him. i think its terrible idea but it could benefit chris christie if he wins by reelection in the state of new jersey. >> neil: if it's a moot point the republicans may run lucifer, anyone that may improve their chances? >> unfortunately that is bler we are at. we can't get on the same page. we have internal infighting that the mainstream media and what we have to do, hey, here is different brand. chris christie is seven tal to that equation. >> neil: no more more popular than union houses and no one more popular in blue state. look, it is what it is. i wanted to switch gears. we talk about governor christie's frankness and bluntness which is the flip side but he was cursing out john boehner who is cursing out folks in his own. i wanted you to react to this. if republicans did more of this, they would be getting more of a positive reaction. >> we should not have to move a third bill before the senate gets off their ass and begins to do somethin

kudos to jimmy sentence. five time champion. we have gathering -- as don mentioned there's a winter weather watch and warning for the center of the country that's gathering moisture down there to the south and west. it's going to be another big storm with one low headed to the great lakes and a surface reflection offshore brings us rain. there's going to be a mix of winter weather in western maryland. wild fire -- we have a winter weather already in effect. today beautiful mostly sunny with a high of 48. wait until you see how warm it's going to be here with clearing skies on wednesday. >>> ron matz, good morning. it's not all that unpleasant in fells point. >> reporter: not too good at all. i don't know if you can pull it up on the internet later, a picture in the new york times of fans surrounding danika patrick. very reminiscent of the fans surrounding ray lewis in the parade here. it's quite something. we have 36 days until opening day. think about that. >> how about that. >> reporter: we're closing in on it. we're getting r

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