mcgee fakes the handoff, rolls out and connects with david nelson for a 24-yard touchdown. that ties the game at 7-737 on the ensuing aggies drive, they fight right back. quarterback lewis kendall calms his own number. north carolina wins 27-19 as howard drops to 1-3 on the season. tt nets had a day off today. their season wraps up this weekend in arizona against the diamondbacks. stephen strasburg will take the mound in his final start of the year. tonight in baltimore, the orioles finishing up their series with the blue jays. orioles down 1-0. that ties the game at 1-1. same score, though, coming up in the third rips one into left. orioles win it 3-2. they'll finish up the season this weekend at home against the red sox. >> heefs the king of perfect endings teen night may have been the most memorable. new york yankee closer, mariano rivera takes his final bow. and you see right there, walking out to pull him off the mound. mo in tears. i think all baseball chef, you seem less tense since you got spark unlimited business checking from capital one bank. my stress has vanish

. >> mcgee young is head of h 20 score and given subsidized rent. h 20 score expects to add 10 employees in the next year. just across the street, construction has begun on a publically funded $7 million water technology park. but the water council resists giving concrete projections on job growth. and say it is a misguided gamble that will not pay off for those most in need. >> there is an extraordinary ne disconnect between the facts on the ground. professor mark levine says the water sector makes up 3% of the 700,000 jobs and less that two % of the area patents relate to water technology. >> it's a tiny sector. leading companies have been shedding jobs in the mill walk e area. they have been outsourcing jobs to other states or to mexico. if this is something that is going to produce jobs for that 50% blake male jobless rate, where are those jobs coming from. >> mu scenario counters they will result in good jobs at all skill levels but more than anything, he hopes water will finally, help milwaukee leave the rust belt behind. >> this is something

i will call roll for you, sugaya, mcgee, singer, commissioner. present. >> thank you. commissioners that will place you under your special calendar. each secretary will call the matter for the record and you will be hearing public comment and presentations shortly but acting on them shortly. item 1: item 1: care services master plan - on november 23, 2010, the board of supervisors adopted ordinance no. 300-10, requiring the department of public health and the planning department to prepare a health care services master plan "hcsmp"), to "provide the health commission, the planning commission and board of supervisors with information and public policy recommendations to guide their decisions to promote the city's land use and policy goals developed in such plan, such as distribution and access to health care services". the ordinance created planning code sections 342 and 342.10 to create and implement the hcsmp. an informational hearing on the draft hcsmp was held at the health commission on july 16, 2013. an informational hearing on the draft hcsmp was held at the plan

. >> commissioner, commissioner sanchez, singer, mcgee, chung, cars mere. >> i want to thank everyone for this project. i think this is a model of how two departments and two commissions can work together to really know what the right hand and the left-hand are doing. i wish more of this would happen throughout the city so we can have a unified front as a city and work in collaboration with our communities because this has been a private public partnership. barbara? >> i want to thank the staff particularly our deputy director in planning, she's done a fabulous job from the planning department and i would like to thank also both commissions. i would want to say that maybe we should have them meet more often. but i think it was really important to this i about that we do have health care needs in this community and in particularly the bay view hunters point area and we want to attract providers to that area and i hope this master plan will help provide incentives to bring services to those areas. again, i want to thank both commissions. i have had a lot of ability to interact with the

it's 1-0. 2-1 oakland, and stephen vogt takes jake mcgee out. this is his third home run. a.j. griffin, seven strong innings on the hill, and the a's finish off the sweep 5-1 the final. >> we have a lot of catchers here. and they got hurt. need somebody to fill in. he's done a fantastic job. i don't think he would have done as well here if his birthday wasn't on november 1st like mine, but he's doing a great job. >> i'm sure that makes all the difference. u.s. open fourth round, venus williams watching sister serena take on sloane stephens. serena seizing control in the second set with authority. nothing you can do about that. match point now. serena serving, far court. the backhand. and then ultimately, the unforced error by stephens. that's it. serena wins 6-4, 6-1. third round of the deutsche bank championship, this tournament delayed due to rain and thunder. those are bad things at the golf course. early groups actually had to restart. tiger at seven under. 12th hole. this for par. just a bit outside. third straight bogey for woods. he would finish at one over. your round t

was a big fan of the pope, blue, british isles scene, mississippi john hurt me, sonny terry brown mcgeei played some blues harmonica. >> did you learn that open tuning style, slide style? >> i have not picked up a slide in a long time, so i do not want to embarrass myself, but yes. it was a lot of folk music, blues and early on. i fell in love with the sound of the steel string guitar. there are a lot of idiomatic thing that it does well. i studied classic guitar a bit, but the steel string, for example, we do something called a hammer on and pull off, which is -- >> you get three note for the price of one. >> you plug the string but you get four notes. i always think of that town at the the prototypical steel string guitar sound. british isles, a caltech music. i learned all the paul simon songs. as i got older -- >> he is a hell of a guitarist. people do not realize. he is not flashy, but if you try to learn his tunes, they are really hard. >> he is a brilliant guitar player. i eventually got interested in jazz, world music, everything. maybe that is one of the reasons. i enjoyed so m

local wife activists that young people in both wayne suffer the same brutality as detainees nicholas mcgee han who is a one of the authors of that statement reveals some of the alarming details it's part of a broader crackdown on society in arbitrary detentions already corman mistreatment of detention is common and it often rises to the level of torture what we found is that there is a failure to distinguish between child detainees and adults so the children are mistreated in the same manner as as adults i think the most alarming concerning issues referring to this brief research that we conducted was the children being threatened with rape children being threatened with electrocution and children being beaten one point. getting inside of a police station was only stopped or a lesson when our senior officer was brought onto the bus and he reportedly said beat them but do it quietly the evidence that we produced would appear to be perhaps only the tip of the iceberg unfortunately america's dead bomb is taking congressional budget analysis of voicing alarm over the government's failure to re

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similar forms of mistreatment as adults detainees including beatings and threats of torture nicholas mcgee can one of the authors of this press release shared some of the alarming. it's part of a broader crackdown on bahraini society an arbitrary detentions already colman mistreatment and detention is common and it often rises to the level of torture what we found is that there was a failure to distinguish between trail detainees and adults so the children are mistreated in the same manner as as i don't i think the most alarming serenading issue is referring to in this brief research that we conducted was the children being threatened with rape children being threatened with electrocution and children being beaten one point. beating outside of a police station was only stopped or lessened when a senior officer was brought onto the boss and he reportedly said beat them but do it quietly with the evidence that we produced would appear to be perhaps only the tip of the iceberg unfortunately our month has already passed since russia granted asylum to fugitive american whistleblower edward snow

let's go live to senior political respondent flippers mcgee for analysis. what do you have, flip? that's what i call a seal of approval. >> what? >> could it be that the republicans being patriotic americans over looked major league soccer because they don't know it exists? >> i think that's what happened. this is a case where the little guy is gearing up to take over for the big guy. the little guy are the tens of thousands of 8-year-olds playing soccer right now and they will take out people like you and people like greg gutfeld who put soccer down. you will get it. >> i am a little scared. joy you are a soccer mom, aren't you? >> and you don't have shin guards. >> buck, isn't the support the final prove that obama against immediate s medicine. >> soccer and medicare. they should make the players wear burkas. you would have had everything you needed in one place. and they do tailgate, but sometimes there is a mar ri achi band. >> i am mad they left out women's basketball. all 200 fans. >> i am told mls only agreed to pimp for obamacare that they guaranteed it wouldn't result in

real name is probably pete mcgee. >> bill: bono? >> bill: is he irish guy. come on. have. >> in ireland they think he is getting a wee bit pull full of himself. what's the difference between jesus christ and bono. jesus didn't walk around thinking he was bono. [ laughter ] >> bill: bono got in trouble because he moved some of his operations to holland outside of ireland so they are mad at him there. all right, in california guys they have huge football leagues like they do all over the place. the youth football league has instituted a new rule that if you are the coach of a u football team mcguirk and your team wins by more than 35 points, you have to pay a fine, you, the coach 200 bucks and you say? >> i'm going to shock you i say i agree with the sentiment. i think it's not about the wussification and feminization. it's about setting an example run up the score. >> grammar school. when you get into high school -- i would disagree with this. 35 spoints five scores in football. 5 to nothing in baseball. maybe they should make it 50 or something like that. >> bill: ha

. >> joining me political reporter alex and heather mcgee and kathleen parker.apital hill is nbc news correspondent, luke. before we get to the analysis here, bring us the latest on this fluid ever changing situation, which is can and will the republicans in the senate filibuster the house bill? >> well you mentioned earlier in your introduction the parliamentarian procedure rules that harry will put in place on this bill which would limit the ability to filibuster once it went to the floor. so what ted cruz would have to do is in order to stage a true filibuster, he would in fact have to filibuster the house bill that he had praised earlier in the week because he is starting to say that harry reid going to change it. this is a kafgs that we had this morning. if ted cruz wants to go that rou route, how do you explain that to the average voter? that is one thing they are leary of right now. i will also throw in there that if there is any sort of filibuster of this bill once it has actually moved the floor of the senate, it would mainly be theatrica theatrical. >>

let us bring in frank mcgee, alliance financial's head of precious metals trading.nd frank, we've got a chart that i think you've probably seen. maybe you sent it to us. what the it is is the price of versus qe. if you're lacking at it or listening on the radio, qe1 pop, then fall. then it climbed again. operation twist. but the last qe didn't work. is this a short-term fed reaction pop in an otherwise secular down trend for gold? >> absolutely. if you take a look at where the precious metals were prior to this, i mean, there's absolutely no basis to say that the market misjudged in this price what the fed's action was yesterday. but prior to this, had we had been coming off, we had the flush down to below the 1200 level. we had run back up. every time you get talk of qe, you get this surge of volume back in that ultimately fades. to me, what that says is that at some point, whether it's tomorrow, next week, next month, tapering is going to start. once tapering truly does start taking hold, you've already seen where the market wants to go. and i'm still, as i was on

heather mcgee is with a progressive think tank. alexis goldstein, a member of occupy wall street.er, we talked to senator brown about larry summers. very unexpected, surprising announcement this weekend that shocked me when i saw it come in on an alert on my phone. the left was in revolt over larry summers, but they're always in revolt about something, and it never works. like, what happened here? >> i think it was really just sort of the lineup of really top-tier folks and not just the economic left, but you had the women's movement, you had university presidents coming out. you had a lot of people saying, you know what, this won't stand. and one of the key pieces i think was that you had someone from montana. the senator from montana, tester, who's really very close to the community banking sector, saying the little banks in the country don't want this wall street guy. >> well, okay, you just said wall street guy. and alexis, here's my counterargument. the way that this race is being talked about is larry summers, evil puppet of wall street big banks. janet yellen, good, progres

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"'blue mangoes, blue mangoes,' urged genghis mcgee. "won't you please try one?no. dig in the garden? no. chew the furniture? no. interrupt and interject all during milo's reading buddy session? yes. well, i may have interrupted but i did not interject. martha, when you... how could you say i interjected? well, if you'll let me ex... but you... it's against my nature to interject. martha! what? you're doing it right now. interjecting. i am? yes. when you interject so they can't finish what they were saying or in this case, reading. oh. i guess i did interject. that's what i... i couldn't help it. i struggled to be quiet but he was reading about food. and you know how i love food. excuse the interjection. it's okay. maybe i can be milo's reading buddy. milo (reading): "and with that, poor nick, with a look of pure dread, "took a teeny, tiny scoop, then suddenly said, "'oh, look! a rock! it's falling from the sky!' "genghis looked up and saw it from the corner of his eye." he's reading! and he's so fluent. shh! i want to hear how this ends. "that rock was falling s

the managing partner of mcclain law firm and like to thank rachel stafford mcgee.she's put in countless hours and time and energy into making this project a success. so i hope that you enjoy the testimony here today. i hope the questions and issues raised by the speakers cause you to think a little more of the impact of stand your ground laws. and i would like to introduce the first speaker, the keynote speaker, ms. eva patterson. the civil rights attorney and the co-founder and president of the equal zwris society. she previously served as the executive director of a lawyer's committee for civil rights. and she was part of a broad coalition that brokered the suit against race and racial discrimination by the san francisco fire department. i'm pleased to present eva patterson. >> good morning, how's everybody doing? welcome to san francisco. the weather will clear up by afternoon. don't worry. don't worry i'd like to say thank you to president bellow, to justice highman, to ms. buchanon, to the other presenters who were a cavalcade of first rate people who know a l