margo.id he ever talk about how he was angry with the government, angry with the irs? >> when we were dating, he did talk about the irs. he didn't seem so angry. he just didn't like them. >> reporter: but actually, joe's emotions ran much deeper. in the '80s while living in california, he was part of an anti-tax movement, even forming his own tax exempt home church. his run-ins with the irs continued for decades. joe and cheryl got audited in late 2008, and once again, joe was in another battle with the irs. a battle he wasn't going to lose. joe stack started to document what would soon become his suicide mission. he wrote "desperate times call for desperate measures," and violence not only is the answer, it is the only answer. this is what's left of the home that joe stack burned down. is it hard to come back here? >> that's hard to answer. it's not as hard as it was initially. it was really hard right after it all happened. >> reporter: cheryl says in the months before he became more angry

margo.er talk about how she was angry with the government, angry with the irs? >> when we were dating, he did talk about the irs. he just can't like them. >> reporter: but actually, joe's emotions ran much deeper. in the '80s while living in california, he was part of an anti-tax movement, even forming his own tax exempt home church. his run-ins with the irs continued for decades. joe and cheryl got audited in late 2008, and once again, joe was in another battle with the irs. a battle he wasn't going to lose. joe stack started to document what would soon become his suicide mission. he wrote "desperate times call for desperate measures," and violence not only is the answer, it is the only answer. this is what's left of the home that joe stack burned down. is it hard to come back here? >> that's hard to answer. it's not as hard as it was initially. it was really hard right after it all happened. >> reporter: cheryl says in the months before he became more angry with the irs and audit. he start

and margo kelly and thank the mayor and his team and thank you for your hard work. the controller, ben rosenfeld, thank you all for all of your hard work. to our budget analyst, thank you for your hard work during this period of time. as well as to our city attorney mr. givener and sticking around with us and our clerk of committee. thank you victor for your work. i wanted to talk about a few things i was excited about with our budget. in total we're saving over $40 million with $20 million in the first year and approximately 15 in the second year. and with those savings we're able to do so many things that are going to benefit the residents here in san francisco. we funded all of our hiv, aids federal budget cuts. [ applause ] >> we've been able toll add all of our -- we've been add the gardeners for our city parks and open up a park in every district. and homeless prevention service for the most vulnerable. and hands ongoing for infrastructure city wide with record levels of capital spenting at $2 million in direct children services and $2 million in work force tr

. >> she returns as margo in "despicable me 2." margo and her sisters try to sign dad up for a little online dating. take a look. >> you need to choose a picture. >> no. scary. weird. ah! >> what is that? >> good morning, girls. i have an announcement to make. >> what celebrity do you look like? >> bruce willis. >> no. >> humpty-dumpty. >> oh -- >> what are you doing? >> we're signing you up for online dating. >> oh, okay. what? no, no, no, no, no. >> miranda is here with us. that first one made $500 million. i wondered if there would be another one. >> yeah, it's pretty exciting they decided to make another. i just saw it for the first time recently in australia. they had the first premiere there. >> it was a worldwide hit for sure. >> doing your character, we saw that steve carell changes his voice a lot. did you have to do anything to enhance, change your voice to make it fit the character a bit more? >> i'm younger, obviously, she's like 13 in the movie. i just tried to make my voice sound a little younger and then it's obvious

. >> good afternoon, my name is margo breadish. given the extensive presentations and briefings that you have already received i will briefly address some of the legal issues in the appeal. we do have our full team here today including historic research and economic consultants here to answer questions if you have any. we won't be making a full project presentation today. the hpc property granted to alter for the project on may 15. we request that you uphold that action. the hpc is the expert's body with authority to make decisions with regard to historic resources. it reflects significant experience related to historic resources. this appeal raises no issues. i will briefly address the two main categories in the appeal consistent with the article 11 and the adequacy of the ceqa approval findings. with respect to article 11, substantial evidence supports the determination that the project is consistent with article 11. first, the hpc properly determines the article does not result and does not violate section 111.6. neither does th

want to say that your staff has done a tremendous job and you should be proud of captain stephani and margo kelly. it's hard to be an effective supervisor without having an incredible staff and i think that the fact that everybody has commented on a tremendous job that you have done, it's not just only a reflection of you, it's a reflection of them. so i echo everything that has been said and the fact that we're here so early is a testimony to the work that has been done by the chair and by every member of the budget committee, thank you for the sacrifices you have had to make in the last few weeks. he want to make two -- i want to make two points. moving forward, i think there's -- there are some changes that can be made in terms of the process, how budget works in terms of the board and the mayor and one of the things that i think we could do going forward is maybe getting the budget even earlier so we have more time to digest a lot of the things that are here. with that said, i think this chair and this committee did a tremendous with the process. i want to thank you chair and how you ha

i am margo braidish. on behalf of melynnium partners i would like to clarify our position with respect to the height of the project. given the substantial public benefit package totaling $118 million of which approximately 15 to $20 million is adding as a result this process and was not considered in the feasibility analysis that you have seen. 480 feet is currently the minimum height that is agreed to in the package before you. as you know the project has been reduced in height from several times from over 600 feet to 550 and the current 480. at the same time there are many benefits and provide the benefits agreed to in the purchase agreement recently approved by the successor agency and the oversight board today and these include commitments with the department of finance which will have to approve this transaction pursuant to the redevelopment law and the preliminarily basis for the project that we have received from the department of finance. millennium stands behind the package in the approved purcha

we're back margo paul is safe to say you played one of the most recognizable teen roles in television history on the saturday morning show say by the bell zac doris we will now show you a picture. that show became more popular after it left the how do you explain that you said occasion. it really took off i think in ninety six i was three years after we had finished and syndication just launched it's a whole new level we were canceled every year the first five years of our show were canceled after every season so it's unexplainable i think you can explain it can explain if you would call it television phenomena i guess you a fan of that child was a fan of that so i was i visited the set points that you really he ignored me you didn't know that you do i don't know what it is it is that one's ego and makes up these stories i did not make you get of the of you were not nice and you had weird yellow hair and you were rude he already had seen the show yes they like it yes. my son wears a shirt with zack morris on it bet every once in awhile you think more people know is that morris or than

[applause] as well as margo lion -- where's margo? good to see you.applause] as well as members of congress who are here today, all of whom support the arts. but we are primarily here to acknowledge these incredible individuals. and, frankly, this is just fun for me because i feel like i know you all because i've enjoyed your performances. your writings have fundamentally changed me, i think for the better, marilynne. i believe that. at first glance, this is a pretty diverse group. we've got incredible singers and dancers. we have poets and producers, musicians, playwrights, scholars. they come from all across the country, all around the world. and yet, for all their differences, today's honorees have one thing in common -- and that is they are teachers. whether they realize it or not, they've taught us about ourselves and about our world. american philosopher will durant once wrote, "the aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance." and that's an extraordinary skill -- to tell the untold stories of h

for margo, it was a keeper. >> i really like it.>> reporter: but while it worked for the others, neither mom was blown away. >> verying a ward to use. >> i had to use hair spray to hold it. >> reporter: two, one split, one mom approve, two disappointed. what happens when you combine bamboo, spills, and a sumo wrestler? >> it's made out of bamboo, bambooees are sumo wrestler super strong. >> it's hanging in there. >> reporter: marga found it resilient enough to clean floors. while they cleaned inside and outside. >> it cleans the grill without a problem. >> reporter: and janae was impressed with how it held up in the wash. >> still together. >> reporter: the kids like it too. >> we love it. >> reporter: it's unanimous, they cleaned up, ending with three big moms approved. >> the bambooee, you can't make the names up. now we have comments from the companies. the folk who is make the rollie egg master say it's not just cooking eggs, it's a fun tool to prepare sweet or savory or tasty snacks and meals. we understand that the design migh

there's a woman from the new york times, who's a friend of mine named margo jefferson, who is a--who won a pulitzer a few years ago as a very good essayist. lieutenant bob kur, who works at nbc news. some magazine writers, but those--i think they're the most prominent. c-span: well, settle this discussion that we have on this network all the time. are all reporters liberals? >> guest: not all, but--but there's an overwhelming liberal bias in the--in the media. it's not any--it's not a conspiracy. it doesn't have to be a conspiracy. there's simply shared assumptions. you know, i--bernard goldberg, a friend of mine who worked at cbs news, put it best, i think. he said, 'you walk into a room, a party on the upper west side of manhattan, with a bunch of network journalists, and if you, for example, say something which questions abortion, it's not people are angry; they're surprised. it--it simply doesn't happen in their circle. the assumption is--i mean, they will--they will drop remarks about, you know, various conservative politicians and assume that everyone agrees. and it--so it real

. >> mark, margo, trees, and ivan castro all served our country as members of the u.s.h of their lives. >> i was sitting about ten feet away from the bomber. >> all four of them suffered from ranging injuries ranging from amputations to blindness and visible mental injuries as well. >> initially you don't see yourself recognize who you are. you're like how am i going to be able to go from this bed where i'm stuck to doing anything else. >> there were days each thought they would never walk again, but in a few short months they plan to walk together on their mission, the south pole, the challenge. >> wounded, these allies will now represent their races. >> walking with the wounded, team u.s. will trek 20 mile as day against 50-mile-per-hour winds in negative 50-degree temps all at aiming toward reaching the southern pole first. britain's prince harry plans to walk alongside the competition. >> as a member of the british team, vial a brew for you when you join us at the pole. >> although designed as a race -- >> beyond diversity, our wounded can achieve the extra ordinary

. >> margo is back and she has grown up and is interested in boys now. >> my character is older and ity made more than $50 million overseas before it even opens over here. what is it you think people latch on to so well. >> i don't know. there's unique characters and it's imaginative. the minions are a big part of it and steve carrell's crazy voice. >> the minions steal the show as they're doing here on our plaza. speaking of growing up, you have done a lot of growing up. a lot of us know you from your icarly days. now you have your own house and you're at usc. how is life treating you? >> it's good. i'm on summer vacation but i finished my first year of college. i love it. usc is great. >> you enjoying the college experience? >> yes, it's been fun seeing what sorrities are like and going to football games and the whole experience. >> good morning. it's great to see you. good luck to you. >> thank you. >> "despicable me 2" opens in theaters wednesday brought to you by our sister company universal pictures. >> two thumbs up from my kids. they saw it already. it's great. >> maria is here