joining me is wabc tv chief meteorologist lee goldberg. lee, you're in times square in new york.y chilly tonight. but tell me this. in all your time as a meteorologist have you a sense now that we are going through a genuine climactic change in the weather? >> well, you can't attribute one particular event like this to climate change. there's no way to deny that things have been supercharged. obviously, floods, hurricane sandy, droughts, extreme chill. whether it's a cyclical thing where we're going to turn this around in 10 or 20 years or we're on a one-way path yet to be seen. >> we've seen very extreme heat this summer, pretty extreme cold going on now. we've seen hurricanes sweeping through new york, which i experienced. and it was pretty dramatic when it happened. it caused a lot of damage. the critics against this say, well, look, this has gone on for centuries and millenniums. there's always been freakish periods of weather and it's no different now. what do you say to that? >> i don't think there's any question i think you're better off looking -- >> i think lee goldberg

>> i think you are better off looking -- >> i think lee goldberg may have frozen there it was so coldink he's iced up. you can't hear him. you can barely hear me. we got lee back. we thought you had frozen to death. no. you are frozen to death. unfortunately we have lost lee goldberg. sorry about that. president obama is making the fight against extreme weather part of his second term agenda. joining me now is editor and chief and an executive director of the sierra club. welcome to you both. when i last spoke to you about this, pretty fiery debate about it and you were opposed to any suggestion that there's any real science to confirm global warming or genuine climate change. rather than me get involved with this, i'll rest my weary voice box and let michael tell you why there is science. over to you. >> the science is settled. we noticed that last year we had record numbers of wildfires. 61% of the country suffered a crippling drought. we had superstorm sandy with 1,000-mile diameter storm hitting the east coast causing billions of dollars in damage. the climate has begun to be dest

lee. my name is nancy goldberg, cochair of the seven cisco collaborative against human trafficking. i wanted to introduce my past chair, and my new cochair. when i tell people of my involvement their shock to hear that san francisco is in major definition of human trafficking. they think it is people from other parts of the world. there are also so many right here, from our own bay area communities. in the city that is out of human trafficking we are also committed to being an agent of change. i want to give you a brief history of sf cat, san francisco collaborative against human trafficking. in response to what we saw is a growing problem, four organizations formed up in 2008, the jewish coalition against human trafficking; national council of jewish women, jewish reel fund, -- we then realize would needed a wider coalition in order to be more effective we reached out to a large variety of the government sectors. in february 2008 the jewish coalition held a conference against human trafficking which included agencies such as the san francisco commission on the status of women, repr

lee smith, chris olson, jonathan goldberg, and how about eric arguelo. might be easier if everyone -- speakers want to line up on that side of the room by the tv monitors, that would be great. >>> good afternoon, president fong, chairman fong and members of the commission. my name is david de la torre and i'm here with my friend, we work at the mexican museum. on behalf of the ceo and our staff and board, we are here to thank you

lee smith, chris olson, jonathan goldberg, and how about eric arguelo. might be easier if everyone -- speakers want to line up on that side of the room by the tv monitors, that would be great. >>> good afternoon, president fong, chairman fong and members of the commission. my name is david de la torre and i'm here with my friend, we work at the mexican museum. on behalf of the ceo and our staff and board, we are here to thank you for your consideration of this request for conditional use authorization. the new mission theater is a wonderful project that will bring additional cultural and economic resources to the mission district. the theater is going to be an ideal venue for the museum in the future to hold special events for fund-raising, film programming, and educational workshops. thank you again for your serious consideration of this request. >> thank you. >>> my name is david smith and i'm a mission resident and [speaker not understood] mission comics and art on 20th street and bartlett. and i am just here to voice support for this project. i think

shelby, rubio, grassley, lee, paul, and some bumped the party leadership and voted on households. and no, you saw jason chaffetz and goldberg. welcome back to hannity. >> always good to be with you, sean. >> my first question, how is it possible that we got to this point the final hour all the drama? how is it possible and no spending cuts, none, zero, cbo estimate 4 trillion dollar price tag? >> well, it's because the promise that was made by minority leader john boehner two and a half years ago that we would follow regular order if we were given the majority, that we would not bring a bill to the floor that had not gone through committee, been amended, been debated, gone to the floor and been amended and debated and gone to the senate, if it didn't match ours, go to conference. we didn't do that process and as a result we got a deal that ended up not cutting any money and we're still going to spend over a trillion dollars and when we spend a trillion dollars over what we're bringing in, then spending left for our children. i've got two days to see all three of my daughters this year. and i look in their faces and i just t