. >> i was not in the same universe as charles -- >> well,l, you live in a completed in world. [l[laughter] and you drink the kool-d isn't that your favovorite drink -- >> well, you are off to a good start, charles street i think the convention went very wl. i don't think it was just a matter of e empathy. they mention things that they consider to be achievements. they cannot avoid the affordable health care at -- they did not avoid the affordable health care act. the gender gap was widened by the great display of some of the speakers. they were all very good and substantive. i don't see it the way charles c. is i -- sees it. >> i caught up with mark shields on the hot crowded streets of charlotte. >> democrats have to make a choice. is it refendum on whether or obama is de a good job and deserves another term -- they are in trouble. . >> what are you going to do for us the next fourur years? did you get an answer to that? >> i was absolutely stunned. that was one of th emptiest spches i h have heard on a nationaltage. he not only did not talk about the past, and incidentally,

one third party i think really the only one in in america is the libertarian party with a capital l. you know reason magazine is very much you know a magazine that pushes for the libertarian party they also you know do a lot of online activity and whatnot so it's not to say that there aren't you know publications there are news channels that don't play into their political beliefs and if you had a political belief say you were socialists you could start a magazine about socialism if you wanted to still be marginalized by the inundation with television where a lot of people do turn to to get as the sole source of information for their news but again i think it goes back to the fact that there are mainstream media outlets reporters and whatnot who are really unbiased and just tell the news like it is your mother or that hurts republicans democrats and whatnot research only needed more of all i can thank you so much for coming on and breaking it down i really appreciate it if you like what you see so far go to our you tube channel at youtube dot com slash breaking the set and subscribe to o

put your card up to the elevator, and it brings an elevator down, and says get into elevator number l, you step into elevator number l and there's no floor button to push. it's already been preprogrammed that your security pass is going to take you to floor 13. >> we had a question about how this and other buildings perform in earthquakes. i know that the transamerica pyramid, i think it was instrumented and i keep reading that it drifted a foot in the loma prieta earthquake. doesn't seem like much to me. how do these buildings perform in seismic events? >> historically no modern high-rise building has ever collapsed in a major event except for one building in mexico city where it was designed as an office building and the government converted it to a book warehouse. and they filled the floors up this high with paper. which effectivelily mad effectie building three times heavier than it should be. as a class, these buildings are probably some of the best buildings you could be in. >> but there was an interesting anomaly that came up as a result of the northridge earthquake in los angeles i

>> yes. >> thank you for that clarification. director lee? >> yes, l, m and n. >> you don't have a concern about commercial street? >> no. hold on one sec. >> it's k, isn't it? ortega is l and m? >> commercial is l on my sheet. >> i have commercial as k. >> i do, too. >> i do, too. no wonder we're confused. >> well, let's stick with commercial street and i have no issues with commercial street. my question is that both of these folks are well-spoken members of the business community. who i suspect are trying to do the right thing by their customers. what is the feedback of the neighborhood? does the neighborhood want it? does the office building love it or hate it? if this was one of our neighborhood issues we would know what the people on this block think, so why don't we find out. >> good afternoon, sustainability streets division. i think the matter has been explained by both parties in that this is a street closed to vehicular traffic between the hours of 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.i have a photo of the food truck, if you want too see it. when the stre

about what you again ect when i see you minutes.10 l take a look at traffic with angela. > thank you. good morning. e have made it to friday morning. for the d out the door day of the workweek, still for the most cely art. the belt way in county you'll see and outer loop traffic moving well. here at k live avenue. ut meantime, traveling in up to the 14th bridge, first your h.o.v. reopened after maintenance. is moving well from the all the way up to 395. activity in more northbound direction but no l wide open with delays for the morning our friday commute. back over to you. thanks, angela. now. s the time being taken atns around the globe more violent protest. comes after we learn those e search for the attacks that killed our americans. officials say four have been arrested this with that connection that killed four mericans in libya. officials are possible r more protests in the muslim following today's weekly prayers. protests i-american across the arab world his morning. cairo, police are using tear of owdsispers rotests. smashed windows and s of the u.s. in the -- compound. video

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if you don't have one filled out l -- after you speak and present it to him half, since you're sable to -- you're able, to line up at the far side of the loan, if mr. pacheko, if you point the edge of the desk there, i would like people to line up there, don't be shy. the gentleman in the white shirt leaning against the wall, step forward and everyone behind you, please follow. i want the line to start there, yes, but no one's following you, they're afraid of you, okay. great. >> i'm going to ask one more thing of the public speakers and you are free to speak about whatever subject you want, even if it's not the subject that's before us but i would like you to limit your comments do the extent of someone else has said, that's just a request on my part. >> good evening, my name is lynette and i am a resident of easier district, i'm a homeowner and a new mom, it's hard to come to city hall with your small child and especially so late in the evening and to wait to speak, i needed to stay here to urge all of you to vote in support of green cross. i had the pleasure of working with kevin

l. >> you can open your eyes. >> no, don't you do that. >> do you have anything that sort of numbs theeve i was that old and never had my ears pierced. i was really nervous about doing it on tv mostly because i was afraid that the person doing the piercing was going to to get hurt. ah! my ears are pierced. ♪ >> i can't tell you how many times i've said i can't believe they're paying me to do this. >> go "weekend today." >> thank you very much. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> we do want to find out -- >> what a great crowd on our plaza this morning. >> i was really proud to be the first anchor of "sunday today." >> we've had a lot of great talent, a lot of folks who have gone on to do really terrific things. >> morning, al. hi, al. >> hi. >> of all the things i've done in television, "the weekend today show." >> to this day, "weekend today." anchors come and go but it's still that same feeling. >> i think those who have worked on the show, you know, always feel this connection. that is probably the coolest part of the job is to be able to share these incredible moments with people

if you start cutting the deficit dramatically at a time l like this, you get the outcome you had in greee onomy is collapsingg out to you stimulate the economy? if they did something about the tradade deficit, that would make monetary policy mu more effective and bring more tax revenues and permit to start cuts in spending. >> paul ryan was intereststing talking about simpson-bowles critical o of the president not adopting the policies. one of the things th was strange about that was that ryan hihimself was on ththe committee and was not supportive of it. there is a lot of finger- pointing on both sides, and of course criticism tt the president has not done enough to reach out t republicans after what h happened last summer. the white house is saying that they have ied, and john boehehner they --- >> as a prominent economist in wawashington this administration is blind to facts and deaf to reason -- >> how you really feel? [laughte >> theyy don't talk to critics pit they tal-- they y don't talk too critics. they talk amongst themselves. that is one of the reasonse need at change in polic

[l you millions of other americans >> millions of other americans, -- they almost -- [cheers] [cheers]pointmen almost in equal numbers woke upr to a great disappointment.at leo for those americans, there was at least one saving grace. the man who had been the dynamic voice of the democratic convention, the keynote speaker, the man who spoke of big dreams in his own life, and big dreams elr his country, had actually been eleeccted, the senator from illinois. [cheers] [applause] [cheers] [applause]tonigh barack that man is our guest tonight. barack obama.spoke o [cheers]is in his convention speech, he spoke of his father. a foreign student raised in aer village in kenya. he spoke of his grandfather, a domestic servant. and he spoke of the journey has taken in his own life.d that story, which brings him here tonight, is told more full in his book called "dreams from my father." there is much talk about what our guest will be doing in the year 2008. through 2012 and beyond. i and it would certainly give me pleasure to say[a that i was introducing the next president of the united states. [

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let's show you the live picture from l high definition emeryville camera.e looking at the fog as we look out towards 80 and it is getting cool. that time of year when we get dense fog and we get the cool temperatures. so prepare for slow going ride in the morning due to some 80's of dense fog. live doppler 7 hd showing you where the fog is sitting near the coast. already pushed in over parts of the bay tonight and as i mentioned visible is already poor along the coast. half moon bay down to half mile. most of the rest of the bay area 10 miles visibility at this point. temperatures 70's inland valley still hanging on to some of the warm frvt today. 50's along the coast lane where the fog is signature. here are the high for today. everyone many fall warm-up very minor at the coast by a couple degrees. 58 in half machine bay but inland valley got up in the low mid 90's. 95 in livermore. 81 san jose. 74 for new oak land. 78 redd with city up to the north bay 90 degrees in santa rosa and san francisco was 66 degrees. all right tomorrow we shave off few degrees.

[applause] this is not the kind of ceremony that he will ast we ask you to l the end to applause. i want you to jump up and down. do not read anything, because we will have to pay for it. but the know we appreciate them. i'm going to get right to it. first up, john garrity. i would like to have sergeant beretta, brian, morris and johnson up on the stage, please. capt. garity will redo the award citation. -- will read the award citation. >> good evening. on wednesday, october 10, circuit brother brian and melissa morris and merck mulligan and officer james johnson of the central station responded to a fire at 8 -- 824 height street in downtown san francisco. officers found the first and second story buildings involved in flames. leaving the residents, many of them students inside the six- story building in grave danger. officers immediately entered the building and began evaluating the evidence, pounding on doors and alerting them there was a fire. many of them were still asleep. essentially they were forced to withdraw from the building because the heat was so intense in the buildi

commercial street item, you will have acted on the entire consent calendar. >> on the ortega street item? >> the ortega street item. [laughter] >> correct. >> so is there a motion on the l, m and n? >> on the ortega street item. >> motion. >> second. >> any further discussion? all those in favor, say aye? >> aye. >> is that it? >> mr. chairman, that concludes the business before you today. there is no closed session. >> we're adjourning in memory of our colleague that we mentioned earlier in the meeting. thank you very much. >> hello, my name is jamie harper. in this episode, we are featuring the park locations in your very own backyard. this is your chance to find your heart in san francisco with someone special. golden gate park's largest body of water is this lake, a popular spot for strolling and paddling around in boats, which can be rented. created in 1893, it was designed foreboding and -- for boating. it is named for the wild strawberries that once flores. a pleasant trail follows the perimeter past huntington falls, 110 foot waterfall. two bridges connect the trail to the island. the climb to the hills summit, the highest point in golden gate park at more than

commercial street item, you will have acted on the entire consent calendar. >> on the ortega street item? >> the ortega street item. [laughter] >> correct. >> so is there a motion on the l, m and n? >> on the ortega street item. >> motion. >> second. >> any further discussion? all those in favor, say aye? >> aye. >> is that it? >> mr. chairman, that concludes the business before you today. there is no closed session. >> we're adjourning in memory of our colleague that we mentioned earlier in the meeting. thank you very much. >> welcome to city hall. thank you for joining us. thank you for coming out. i want to thank members of the board of supervisors. i want to thank them for being here in this joint recognition of our commissioners and members of 14 different bodies that will be appointed today to committees and commissions. i want to thank all the friends and family for joining us. let me say how excited i am this past week, i have been watching a certain convention. next week, we will have an even more exciting convention to watch. it is of course, in the spirit of the expected national, regional, and state elections we are preparing for. it is also a reminder of th

the hubs if you are trying to go to blue grass, here is the 5 l, or if you are going to fleet week, here is the 47 l, where the buses are. >> the con see erj is going to have a brochure. they can print and give them a copy, whether it is bike or transit and what we like is that you just have a great time in san francisco that weekend. i think that people are going to sample a little bit of everything and that is exactly what we want them to do. >> okay tu, very much. >> thank you, and everyone who put so much time and effort into this. >> thank you. >> item 9 b, information presentation on the progress from plans to projects for the 69-acre pier 70 site located near the intersection of 20th and illinois streets. >> thank you. >> deputy director of planning and development i have it as cuing up the powerpoint. let me take this moment to just explain how we are going to present this information. we will give you a little bit of history on the pier 70 as well as going through the plan itself. focus in on the key developments that we are working on and introduce the team that is going to be

we'll see you later. land in hd, this is an abc 7 news update. >> good morning. prince george's county police investigating a fatal morning involving pedestrian. it happened overnight. police say it happen in the 9400 of annapolis road. two cars appear to be involved in the accident, and one of them hit a pedestrian. the victim was pronounced dead hospital. there are some closures because the navy's half marathon. west potomac park will also be closed. the memorial lead -- memorial bridge is closed to traffic. thes get a track of -- check of the forecast. >> it is not too late for the beach. mostly cloudy skies down there. similarly here in washington. will see some sunshine today. day.t to the 60 in arlington. to the south of us, you can see what is our future. we have some cloud building and the border. on the low pressure center is making its way to the washington, d.c. area. there is a possibility of tomorrow and the likelihood of their rain coming on tuesday. yesterday, we made it to 78 degrees. partly

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if you get samuel l jackson out there and everybody thinks he is cool. if you disagree with him and don't wake the f up, you are a stupid idiot like me. i want to run things by sam. high deficits, high unemployment. warfare, entitlement, syria, iran in mobs. somebody has to wake the f up and samuel, it is the person in your mirror. >> say high unemployment again! say high unemployment again. >> but you can say this is their clint eastwood. this is their answer to clint eastwood. both are playing the game. but they play it better than we do, i guess. i don't know. >> the empty chair was pretty good. >> the empty chair was pretty funny. >> from ads fads, the story we never got to. will a sales rise profit dry? this week routers who ever he is, i think he is a german fellow reported that general motors loses up to $49,000 on every plug in hybrid it makes. i was a plug in hybrid in the 80s with some people taking advantage of special lease offers to pay $5,000 for a car that can cost $89,000 to build. the president of routers said it is overren jaw neared and

play that ad every night between now and election day if you want to elect mitt romney. >> sean: who's the out-of-touch millionaire here? samuel lmillions away, because republicans declared war -- i love this. war on schools, the environment, unions, fair pay. okay. well, maybe if you want fair pay. when you make your next movie, you make sure that everybody works on the movie gets their fair share, the same exact pay that you get, and that means you take less. >> sean, the truth is these guys are moving their movies to canada. they're trying to find was a not to unionize. >> sean: oh, by the way, guess what his estimated net worth is. do you know? >> no. what's that. >> sean: $150 million. go give your money away. give it away. >> he's worth what mitt romney is worth. sean, just play that ad every night, play a little segment of it. play it on your radio show, because that will do more damage to barack obama than just about anything else. >> sean: all right, frank luntz, there will be a lot more ads between now and november 6th. 40 days to go. it's just getting interesting. >> yes. >> sean: good to see you. >> sean: sign up at