limb. one china woman and one scottish woman they gaming gave much of their time and energy to advocate the need for the people in the dmupt. their list of accomplishments david chiu has already mentioned i want to rise in support >> please step up ash i'm evenly in a limbs daughter. i wanted to she was you've heard her accomplishment but i want to tell you a personal story. in 1986 she stopped the landlord from converting the resident into office space. she were instrumentally helping that situation which built remain services for some of the original tenants. it was less than irony that they moved into that building after suffering a stroke in early february of 2008 she was dinosed with leukemia she choose to live out our remaining days and was cared for by dedicated staff interest in her final days she crossed the alleys to joy the children from the center. she died in 2008. i'm sure she would be tinged pink for this how were you. also my cuz was going to speak but her meter was running

transportation agency having the existing names to either on a single or separate sign and for the limb resolution we want to clarify the language so the honoree name there's a tip to so the board of supervisors request that the municipal transportation agency to erect the honoree and existing names of the street on separate signs with the honoree names limb in smaller letters and the bar told street in larger letters so for those two subsequent letters. >> so on the amendments described by president chiu can we without objection and we have a motion to forward items 19204 and 5 without objection. madam clerk, is there any other business >> there's no further business. >> then we ar >> (clapping) all right. thank you erica and thank for the great work. leader pelosi and mayor ed lee thank you for your attention. welcome to yelp. i'm excited to have you here at our new headquarters. as you know yelp has lived within the same radius. we've moved a short distance away and to keep our headquarters in san francisco was a conscious one. san francisco was a key player in the yemz story. we rea

transportation agency having the existing names to either on a single or separate sign and for the limb resolution we want to clarify the language so the honoree name there's a tip to so the board of supervisors request that the municipal transportation agency to erect the honoree and existing names of the street on separate signs with the honoree names limb in smaller letters and the bar told street in larger letters so for those two subsequent letters. >> so on the amendments described by president chiu can we without objection and we have a motion to forward items 19204 and 5 without objection. madam clerk, is there any other business >> there's no further business. >> then we are hope. (clapping.) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ said the blind man to the the lamp do you see what i see? way up to the sky little lamb. do you see what i see? is a stair a stair daunz in the night with a tail as big as a kite with tail as big as a kite. said the little lamb to the shepherd boy do you hear with you hear? ringing through the sky shepherd boy. did he hear what i hear? a song a song how above the tree with a vais v

transportation agency having the existing names to either on a single or separate sign and for the limb resolution we want to clarify the language so the honoree name there's a tip to so the board of supervisors request that the municipal transportation agency to erect the honoree and existing names of the street on separate signs with the honoree names limb in smaller letters and the bar told street in larger letters so for those two subsequent letters. >> so on the amendments described by president chiu can we without objection and we have a motion to forward items 19204 and 5 without objection. madam clerk, is there any other business >> there's no further business. >> then we are >> hello, i am with the recreation and parks department. we are featuring the romantic park location in your backyard. this is your chance to find your heart in santa and cisco with someone special. -- san francisco with someone special. our first look out is here at buena vista park, a favorite with couples and dog walkers. both have a significant force. a refreshing retreat from urban life. the romantic p

, sometimes multiple limbs, but also on ptsd. there's a lot done in the private sector and some of the great hospitals on ptsd, but the veterans backlog and the care live is something america really should do something about, and that there is bipartisan will to do. >> is that a voluntary thing to go back nine times or is that ordered back? >> i don't know about his specific situation. some people do offer to go on multiple deployments. >> when i looked at his father standing next to him, you have to imagine the father is feeling the bane, what he has felt. he's probably there for every visit. thought brought me to tears to see him standing next to him. should there be more discussion about war and should the president have talked maybe a little more about this? some people said he didn't talk enough about foreign policy. the first thing i thought was damn it, we better be sure we have a commander backing the mission and we're in there for the right reasons if these men and women are sacrificing their lives and their limbs like t

has sort of hung out on a limb and tried to get what he wants through the bureaucracy. we're anxious to help him create jobs, but we're not going to go over and endorse more spending and more taxes and more regulation. >> hanging out on the political left. if you want people to make more money, it's a liberal policy, isn't it? the wealth gap in america, the president calls that the challenge of our time, but that's hanging out with the left. rand paul is taking this executive action stuff as a vague threat from president obama. >> it sounds vaguely like a threat and i think it also has a certain amount of arrogance in the sense that one of the fundamental principals in our country is checks and balances. it wasn't supposed to be easy to pass legislation. you had to debate and convince people. >> did he say arrogant? sometimes arrogance is good. rand paul must not be reading the polls. we're a culture of polls. the american people are on the exact same page with the president of the united states on a number of issues. 58% of the american people want unemployment insuran

von is devastated to miss the limb mick picks. new york magazine covers the pot scene launching a new private equity fund. the fund plans to raise $100 million to it invest in pot related businesses. that's tonight's speed read. and now how is this for ironic. can't afford to implement obama care. the agency may need to sacrifice spending on other programs in order to pay for obamacare implementation. joining us, our political panel the national general sam baker, the hill's elise viebeck and michael crowley. michael, yikes, what's the irs going to do? >> well, they're going to have to shuffle money around i guess. i see this story two ways. one way to spin it is that it seems like obamacare can't do anything right and ha it's one problem after another. on the other hand, if the irs is going to have less money for auditing people and catching up with you and making you pay your back taxes, it could actually be one of the few very popular things that obamacare has brought. >> elise? >> actually, the national taxpayer advocate says

desk of any official brave enough against that backdrop to make a decision to grant someone saw a limb on their application the home office says that no vouchers are issued purely for winning cases they say that other factors are taken into consideration as well but they refused to say just how many vouchers have been handed out to asylum and immigration staff but a parliamentary answer reveals that since july twenty eighth well of eleven high street shopping vouchers have been awarded to staff in asylum cases for a one off recognition of individual performance at court wholly boyko artsy london . some other international news headlines and brave pakistan's military has launched several as trying some suspected taliban strongholds on the border with afghanistan officials say at least twenty three ministers were killed according to local residents many of the victims were villagers. they asked trying to swear in response to recent times about a time which left over thirty soldiers and civilians dead. thailand has declared a state of imagines the following recent violence between protest

desk of any official to brave enough against that backdrop to make a decision to grant someone saw a limbon their application the home office says that no vouchers are issued purely for winning cases they say that other factors are taken into consideration as well they refused to say just how many vouchers have been handed out to asylum and immigration staff but a parliamentary oncet reveals that since july twenty twelve eleven high street shopping vouchers have been awarded to staff in asylum cases for a one off recognition of individual performance at court wholly boyko artsy london . sweet dreams are not made of these oh no sheet of coal one of the most popular prescription drugs in the you are turning people into killers instead of sending them for a blissful night's sleep. and a little six danger to the pope as a form of vatican god claims there is an underground network of homosexuals plotting against him. as the nine percent of us are of the death of lundy millennium among her trying to the entire course of russian history members of big communist party have laid flowers at lennon'

desk of any official to brave enough against that backdrop to make a decision to grant someone saw a limbon their application the home office says that no vouchers are issued purely for winning cases they say that other factors are taken into consideration as well but they refused to say just how many vouchers have been handed out to asylum and immigration staff but a parliamentary on so reveals that since july twenty twelve eleven high street shopping vouchers have been awarded to staff in asylum cases for one off recognition of individual performances caught wholly boyko artsy london. the concert report is next. another whistleblowers facing a lot of heat including a wave of death threats but what did she discover some sort of dark secret cia plans or some other plot for a new war of luxury no she exposed something far more dangerous and important to the zombies on their couches the university of north carolina athletes are mentally unfit for college and even high school mary willing come blew the whistle on the fact that between eight and ten percent of the school's football and basket

but if you look at what it would take for barack obama to invoke that waiver it would be virtual limbstandards are so unrealistic. so it really is, whether the sponsors of this bill know it or not, is an absolute poison pill for any chance of a diplomatic -- >> you suggest in your piece it's such a badly written bill that there's no way that everybody could actually have read it. >> absolutely. almost all the people i've talked to on the hill about this thinks many of the senators have not read it. it makes conditions bad things but which have nothing to do with the nuclear deal and were never expected to be part of the nuclear deal. it also demands there be zero enrichment of uranium, which the obama administration has already said they're willing to allow in certain circumstances. it's a completely unrealistic set of expectations. >> sam, the fact that this may not go forward, that the deal may have a chance to -- we may have a chance at working out this deal, from the -- in the foreign policy context, this may be a massive victory for the obama white house in terms of foreign polic

bombing killed more than 30 people last month and right now the police presence is staggering as the oh limb page flame -- olympic flame winds through the city. and right now there are concerns about a newly surfaced video threatens an attack. they claimed responsibility for last month's attack and now they have plans for another at the olympic games. >> they have now moved some 30,000 troops and their level of concern is great but they don't seem to be getting all of the information we need to protect our athletes we need in the games. >> russia's president vladimir puntin said he will do whatever it takes to keep everybody safe. they are on high alert and bomb- sniffing defendants are underway and other security options are underway. >>> a mother is grieving the death of her two sons killed less than a month apart. they were driving less than one month apart. lee weathersby was killed after he was on his way home new year's eve and now rashard was killed. >> our family has never dealt with death like this. >> they believed he and his friend were targeted and so far the identity of the frie

. >> it is like the phantom limb removal. people that like to remove their limbs. it is like if one guy did it he would be institutional liesed, but he finds thousands around the world. >> isn't that the beauty of the internet? 20 years ago i would have had to search for weeks, months, whatever, gone to libraries to find out where to get one of these things. now 10 seconds in and i have four. >> that microfiche was a hassle. >> i think i will be thinking about this all night. and i hope you do too, america. i figured that topic was pretty disturbing. i think we will move on to something a little lighter here. all right, does he have a disease or really love cheese? philadelphia police are looking for a man who has been driving around with his pants down and offering women money to pleasure him with a piece of swiss cheese. we have all been there haven't we, rick? there he is holding the cheese. sources tell philadelphia mac that the suspect is a 41-year-old and believed to be the man seen here in a picture posted on twitter by i guess a woman. by why cheese? well,

. >> i think one of the reasons the times is willing to come out on a limb is what he didn't release.he has an awful lot of information that he has chosen not to release. >> yet. >> yet. but he hasn't shown any sign of threatening to, he hasn't bargained with it as far as we know. >> if he were to agree not to release the rest of the information there are suggestions that he would in fact be granted clemency. >> that would be his leverage towards leniency. i can see looked at the information, he worked for this company as a contractor, he saw the broad scope of what the nsa was doing and he saw there was a problem. a federal judge kind of corroborated his opinion some manner, and to have that -- >> he said i think unconstitutional. >> that's fine to say that, now let's look at that. if edward snowden had like nancy pelosi had gone to congress or feinstein said gone to the senate foreign relations committee, and rebuffed, then i can see going to a reporter, and then after going to a reporter i'd say going to a foreign country. but starting out in a foreign country, whether he's releasi

i've been a resident for over 50 years and currently the president of the mri limb club. the eir didn't address the middle-class. there's no dispute that there's a hallowing out of our middle-class. it's not meeting its target for moderate housing. you should incorporate policies that will be effective in producing middle-class housing. and one of the 0 policies should be revised and one - the 2009 housing needs to have some single-family neighborhood. i support of the stuns requesting additional time for comments. the revised discussion refers to other sections of the eir that weren't circulated. so therefore i respectfully ask for more time to look at the number one circulated areas. thank you for your time >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is a jean i'm a long time resident of the richmond district. i'm here to add my voice to the many requests to please grant a continuance for the review of this process. as you already heard many of us didn't understand the notice we could comment on other seconds of the eir as and pertain to

a candidate for this, a first of the kind prosthetic that uses sensors surgically implanted in the limbs well as a motor the rised thumb. >> if i want to pick something up, it is intuitive the and fluid as if i had a hand. >> reporter: and this doctor of the military's medical school says that the newer prosthetics use the sensors on the surface of the limb so they can only detect some of the remaining muscles, and that limits movements. >> many more of the functional muscles that actually control your hand naturally are deeper and not close to the surface of the skin. many of the deeper mus are also t -- muscles are the muscles that you use to manipulate. >> reporter: and many of the sensor sensors are inside of his hand to help articulate the hand and rotate the hand and he can do all of them at once. >> i am rotating the forearm inside of the prosthetic to make et do this, and with the thumb, move the thumb muscle up, and it goes up, an contract it, and it will go down. >> and with the older prosthetics, there is only a manual thumb so you will have to physically position it with the

and a football star has accomplished many things despite being born without half of his limbs. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> the southeast is under siege. chunks of it still in chaos. the thousands who endured near day-long trips home are now trying to retrieve their cars and trucks that they abandoned during snow and ice. some 2,000 vehicles are abandoned. atlanta k atlanta commuters being are being assisted. an apology from governor nathan deal. he's vowing to do more to prevent this from happening again. the governor is here. he'll be joining us in "the situation room" in a few minutes, his first interview with cnn since all of this began. stand by and we'll talk to the governor. first, we want to get some background about what is going on. our reporter is standing by. what's the latest? >> reporter: wolf, most of the ice and snow on the roads has melted and so that is good news. but more questions remain about how this occurred. hundreds of cars are still stranded on highways and roads around metro atlanta more than 48 hours after a winter storm dump

that's all we've heard from limb. david samson is chris christie's top appointee at the port authority. before that, he was the head of the transition team for chris christie when he was first elected governor of new jersey. chris christie and david samson are close political allies. chris christie calls him general samson. when frank lautenberg died and chris christie needed to pick someone to take that u.s. senate seat, chris christie tapped jeffrey ciasa. when governor christie started his term as the chairman of the republican governor's association, david samson was among the group of close advisers who went to arizona with chris christie as a sign that samson is seen as important to christie's potential run for national office. david samson and chris christie are very close, when it came out in those subpoenaed documents, david samson is helping us to retaliate. that was a big deal in terms of how high the scandal goes and how close the scandal gets to chris christie. and on the day christie apologized and said

commissioners there's a da limb here i've been facing since 1970 with affordable housing and i need to make a correction about hope 6 that you are not aware of. it was public housing tenant that brought hope 6 into hunter's point. it was in hunters view. and now he made a statement about policy changing. you see your agency decided they want to make a policy change they make is and don't come to the people for their thoughts. i received a letter i have a certificate. i received my certify wouldn't be no good after 2016 what kind of of madness it that. there needs to be some discussions among you and your staff and your bosses the mayor of this city because i'm sick and tired of coming when i have worked with corrin for many years i have not just met him and he's been doing good work in the city and what they're doing and remind me what's happened to the black contracts in hunter's point and of the city of san francisco we have one hundred and 7 subcontractors you've u you're running them away and bringing in people from other states and countries and the community and citizens of san f

i generally need all four limbs for stability. again, salisbury steak. and what a great tool for training the kids. they'll forever associate the ipad with pooping. just avoid bringing them into an apple store. finally, folks, there is no greater family tradition than gathering together and playing board games. remember the family that plays together, stays together because a single game of risk can last decades. it will be a cold day in hell before my sister-in-law sharon gets her grubby paws on irkutsk, the gateway to came chat ska. -- kamchatka. but folks these fun games aren't all fun and games. they're also educational. think of all the spanish learned -- words i learned from playing uno. (applause) >> how many? (cheers and applause) i learned oneo. (laughter) but finally, there is a game to teach our kids what they really need to know. >> it's the new game of guessing logos when you draw t describe it, do it or reveal it pick an action, set the timer and go. >> oh. >> now what. >> really, do it, describe it or reveal it. logo and all new logo party

. >> we want to get into a limb more of that in a couple of minutes, but then omar mentioned in one of his tweets, this idea of lack of access to clean water and the sewage situation. and there was a horrific outbreak of cholera. and talk about what that impact has been on top of the devastation of the quake. >> well, people already don't have basic services, and then the available water they have is contaminated. cholera is something that can be treated. and it's one of those diseases that can actually be addressed with proper effort. we'll get into the money later, but there are resources to deal with these things, and the question is whether or not the groups that have these resources have the capacity to deliver services, and if they have been wrong and deceitful and corrupt in asking for these dollars, because maybe they're not the ones to have this money. >> so you're suggesting that these groups have positioned themselves as something that they're not just in order to get ahold of the money, but they're not capable of taking care of problems that they say? >> disasters happen al

other benefit is if you look in your backyard and you have trees, it's not attaching itself to the limbs. >> some of the cars out there, maybe only one side needs brushing off. you and the prius, you know what i'm talking about. weather wise, let's go. >> howard called you out. what color was that prius. >> i'll say white or silver. weather wise, we've got a cold, cold windy day. temperatures struggling to get out of the teents and in many -- teens and in many cases it won't. some spots we'll get maybe 20, 21, 22. a windy day with gusts towards 20 miles per hour this morning. the departing snowstorm is still dumping a ton of snow across areas in eastern long island. massachusetts, look at all the snow that will track right toward southeast mass. they'll be dealing with potentially blizzard conditions there. we have a little bit of blowing going on with the snow because the winds are gusting over 30 in spots. temperatures, you know, they're very cold. pittsburgh is 2 below. it's 6 below in oakland. 1 in williamsport but not as cold as it was with the arctic outbreak a couple of weeks ago.

there are many marks the start of the longest tools relay in a limb take a street the same boy it's great that so many people have turned out for the start of the russian relay it looks like a lot of fun out there. in a minute you. couldn't pick. but it was. the stone i picked up in the end it was on my mantle piece and if that isn't a sign i don't know what it is. i knew i had to get down to red square and experienced atmosphere for myself fortunately they were having a two day event. so from sunny greece to rather soggy moscow just at the very start of the torch is journey around the whole of russia i'm excited. the days first run there was paralympic star less. who picked up two gold medals in the beijing and london games. possibly do you still a big gold medal is there still something special for you. of course it's a unique feeling because i had never carried the torch before i had first i ran with a quite easily then i felt i was becoming heavier and heavier but i was determined to carry it properly and show it to everyone so that they could all appreciate the moment. and the crowd'

even though the radiation levels he says he measured fall within the legal limb fit for swimmingd drinkings for long-term exposure for people and the environment are still unknown. can the damage that's been done be repaired here? or is it too late? it's not too late, he says. but japan can't do it alone. we need help from the rest of the world. >> we've seen them trying. it's just not working. >> reporter: we meet ken bessler. he studied the fallout from the world's largest nuclear disaster in chernobyl 26 years ago and now he's come here to help survey the damage. >> how long will it take to work through from the land to the ocean, the power plant into the sea life. and across the pacific. >> reporter: the government claims radiation from fukushima is contained in this small harbor outside the plant. but on expeditions into the pacific, bessler and his team of scientists say they med sured radiation linked to fukushima more than 70 miles away. some of that radiation is predicted to reach american shores early this year. the levels are expected to be very low. >> i think the fear of what'

remember folks, please, remember that criticism got oomph because i said something positive about limb first. and it only gets worse. secretary gates rights that he came to the president's afghanistan strategy i believe obama was right in his decisions but i myself, our commanders and our troops had expected more commitment to the cause and more passion for it from him. yes, obama made the right decisions but he faked his war-gasm. secretary gates, secretary gates much preferred president bush who had no second thoughts about iraq including our decision to invade. no second thoughts. i'm pretty sure he didn't have first thoughts. (laughter) that's called leadership. bottom line. (applause) bottom line, this book is a scathing portrait of our so-called commander in chief. a president who opposes our involvement in afghanistan. and there's only one way to describe people with that attitude. 82% of americans we'll be right back. chooeus h r"d1 >> welcome back, everybody, my guest tonight as a film producer who is giving away-- i assume he proud "47 ronin". please welcome jeff skoll. (chee

the value of one bitcoin topped a thousand, but then the rally stalled after china began limbing its. >>> the world of retail is transforming fast. the forces of change now include shifting consumer habits and new technology. lynn is the original guru. and is the chief operating officer of limited brands. he joins us from harvard business school where he is now working. lynn good to see you. >> great to be with you, aly. >> people want to know what a big thing is. and this has been an evolution of combining online and mobile and the retail store experience into one seamless operation. >> there is absolutely no question that we live in a multi-channel world and all of those areas have converged dramatically and the customer wants what he wants when he wants it and the way they want it delivered. >> what have been some of the best examples of retailers that are ready for the next several years in the way our changing habits are going to be? >> clearly in the in-store environment, apple completely changed the rules of the game for what the in-store experience was all about. they provide

so he was torn limb from limb. >> jimmy: terrible. >> steve: disemboweled.he last one here. this is darth vader. he recently appeared on "maury" and found out that he's not father. [ cheers and applause ] that was a great episode. not the father. and finally, did you guys hear about this, this new interview with kanye? new interview with kanye west. oh, he's just the gift that keeps on giving. [ laughter ] this is pretty interesting -- he said he and kim are like romeo and juliet. in a related story, kanye west hasn't read all of "romeo and juliet." [ laughter ] we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: we have a fun show tonight! he stars in the number one movie in the country. from "the hunger games: catching fire," josh hutcherson is here! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: a delight. a delightful young man. >> jimmy: he's a good man. >> steve: good man. >> jimmy: i'm going to challenge josh to a thanksgiving themed game of random object shootout later in the show. [ cheers ] plus, we have -- virtually ever

. >> so you think it's going to have a limb impact. >> i think something that has a better impact around cat rape is the awareness of alcohol consumption. personally, i think those are the two effective ways to prevent date rape like drugs >> commissioner hyde. >> i was wondering about what was on the agenda going forward. as we see states logically up their marijuana and allowing them to sell and international places that have a better policy in general. going forward how do you see dan save maneuvering as things became more legal. what are your - are you working with states and legislation to make our testing not responsible for the license he's vocation and stuff like that >> it's not us it's the drug policy through the 0 nonprofit. in terms of where we're going forward. we're trying to increase awareness that harm reduction is necessary and increase awareness of drug education in general among the populace. we released a mobile app that's essentially like a phone version of love our information. we're trying to increase the information on the substances. because of - due to the prohi