you say miller?> i say thae very definition of leading a political life when you end up on your nearest and dearest moments the most personal evenings with donors. >> that should tell you all you need to know about the ramble that is politics. you take your 50th birthday and you start hanging out with donors. i am hoping somebody gives him a tea cake for his birthday. you think he would appreciate that? probably not after this weekend. he is in illinois a democratic state they have a candle extinguishment sir charge tax. i think 50 canned dals is something like 15 k to blow that cake out mr. president. the good thing about tufrning 50 barack obama is that now the money you donate to aarp will go right back into your pocket. you will be greased by yourself. >> you pay your dues it kicks back in a campaign donation. >> i don't know how it feels the 50 thing that's a few years away for me. but you have experienced that a number of times. >> yeah. >> you can't sit here and tell me, i know on your birthda

you say, miller? very deaf nation of hollowness of leading a political life when you end up on nearest and dearest moment on your most personal evenings with donors. that should tell you all you need to know about the ramble that is politics. you take your 50th birthday and you start hanging out with donors. i'm hoping that somebody gives them a tea cake for his birthday. do you think he would appreciate that? probably not after this weekend. i would remind the president he is in illinois. it's a democratic state. and they have a candle extinguishment surcharge tax. 50 candles comes out. something like 15 k to blow that cake out, mr. president. the good thing about turning 50, barack obama, is that now the money that you donel nate to aarp will go right back into your pocket. you will be greased by yourself. okay? >> bill: pay your dues kick it back into the campaign donations. >> there you go. it all comes back. >> bill: i don't know how that feels. that 50 thing. i guess that's a few years away from

commissioner miller: i asked him to come. supervisor mirkarimi: this conversation feels all little incomplete without us being able to talk to the consultant himself. it would not be thorough for us to move on this one piece of paper before us. i understand what you are asking in an incremental way that makes sense. i am bothered by what is being depicted that is all or nothing. if that is true, you lose me there. commissioner miller: i think that is true. you would lose me there. every week, we have had this communication. there is a good-faith effort to

commissioner miller: i asked him to come. supervisor mirkarimi: this conversation feels all little incomplete without us being able to talk to the consultant himself. it would not be thorough for us to move on this one piece of paper before us. i understand what you are asking in an incremental way that makes sense. i am bothered by what is being depicted that is all or nothing. if that is true, you lose me there. commissioner miller: i think that is true. you would lose me there. every week, we have had this communication. there is a good-faith effort to move it forward and say this is work that could be and should be done. in either disagreed to or not. supervisor campos: commissioner schmeltzer. commissioner schmeltzer: i have a related concern said. and aside from this. first, i am concerned that we do not have a more specific scope in front of us before we are being asked to approve it. i am not sure i am concerned at local power is here or not given my experience of hearing them advocate for themselves. my other concern

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miller? >> yeah, there is a co ponent of the development of green -- component of the development of green jobs that was submitted and is part of task seven and eight. so it's in the body of the -- of the document. it's not a separate line item. it wasn't separately numbered. >> but what i'm saying is it didn't wow me. it didn't wow me at all. we have gone through p.u.c. we've gone through recurrent energy. we've gone through the solar city contracts. we have gone through -- i cannot tell you how many dozens and dozens of hours of debate through the budget committee and board of supervisors and being with the understanding that this would yield green jobs. and i still don't think the city has come to scratching the surface of yielding jobs for disadvantaged communities. it's frankly underwhemming. so in this case what i read beyond the eight key points of this percent speck us to, same thing. i don't see it, i don't feel it. so i want to make sure that if we invest in this, that we're getting

iand gerald miller for seat one. i have the sense of openness because we have so many amazing appointees -- candidates. muniz is qualified for -- kimberli and ronnie are qualified for seats to end four. we need a woman so kimberli would be qualified. i would support her moving forward as well. i have gerald miller for c one, -- seat one and jamie brewster for seat four. >> we have to do our residency waiver. we have gotten a lot of sentences consider qualified. i believe mr. burster works in oakland -- lives in oakland. we have some san franciscans and -- i am impressed. i would concur. we have -- try to support san franciscans on this council with good reason. i would concur that that would be given the amount of the applicants that would be a difficult choice to make. i would have been pushing for you very hard. supervisor kim: i believe we do not need to deliver. -- do a waiver. jamie is active and you are amazing. i really appreciate your leadership and your inspirational -- you are an inspirational speaker. you

commissioner miller: yes, we have worked with local power before. we work with them through task order. we would not change that. this action before you is to authorize the entering into of a contract. i would not task that work until we have a specific task. the first task i have listed. the rfp has been provided. we would have them provide that for comment. we would see that work. i say this with the caveat that i have received communications from the advocates and consultants that the entire region that if the $390,000 is not funded, they do not want to do any work at all. supervisor mirkarimi: let's call the elephant in the room. i am also an advocate. this is where i come from in this regard. whatever the relationship is with the advocates and consultant is an intimate relationship. it is one that is often wielded -- has wielded leverage on

miss miller, through the chair to miss miller, i always feel like we go three steps forward and four steps back when we get to these junctures of dealing with contracts. so just elaborate a little bit more. i thought there was a bit of a convergence or confluence of minds on this contract with the p.u.c.. why are things glitching? >> i think through the chair, nancy miller, your interim executive officer, this is my speculation, but i do believe that you have some new commissioners that don't have the history of some of the other commissioners. i believe that the program because it has changed since the initial ordinance has led to some questions regarding the phasing and the risk. i do think that the questions that were raised by the s.f.p.u.c. commission evidenced at least to me there had not been a lot of understanding by the commission and that's really all that i can say. i've talked with mike about going -- taking the month of august and briefing those commissioners on the program where we have been, the history to be available to answer questions to them. so that we can figure

cares web site and miller will be here. we'll talk more about it coming up, miller.ry much. as always, good to see you. now we're getting a lot of requests for information about the bolder fresher tour starring me and miller. go to bill o'reilly.com or bolder fresher.com for clarity. we have got all the information there. we will see you in connecticut if october. richmond, virginia and atlantic city new jersey in november there is a clip of the bolder fresher tour posted on bill o'reilly.com for everybody. there it is if you want to check it out. did you see that up next. congresswoman maxine watters once again attacking fox news moments away. >> bill: congresswoman maxine watters and bass. both are members of the congressional black caucus and both are on the attack. >> the congressional black caucus is very clear on who wement to see in the white house in the next four years. we are not going to let them divides us -- we're not going to let us pit against each other. >> are you going to stand with us. >> yeah. >> are you going to say to fox news when they try and

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cares web site and miller will be here. we'll talk more about it coming up, miller.uch. as always, good to see you. now we're getting a lot of requests for information about the bolder fresher tour starring me and miller. go to bill o'reilly.com or bolder fresher.com for clarity. we have got all the information there. we will see you in connecticut if october. richmond, virginia and atlantic city new jersey in november there is a clip of the bolder fresher tour posted on bill o'reilly.com for everybody. there it is if you want to check it out. did you see that up next. congresswoman maxine watters once again attacking fox news moments away. at exxon and mobil, we engineer smart gasoline that works at the molecular level to help your engine run more smoothly by helping remove deposits and cleaning up intake valves. so when you fill up at an exxon or mobil station, you can rest assured we help your engine run more smoothly while leaving behind cleaner emissions. it's how we make gasoline work harder for you. exxon and mobil. >> bill: congresswoman maxine watters and ba

commissioner miller: i am asking for $100,000 to do some of those tasks. the $390,000 was provided last february. maybe i am missing your question. it is a lot of money. i think some of the tasks, particularly the risk and financial analysis could be cut down. there are people we have available at the sfpuc

. >> dennis miller on class warfare, mitt romney and jessie waters. caution, you where to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> i'm bill o'reilly, thank for watching us tonight. muffin gate. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as you may have heard, an audit by the department of justice shows the federal government is guilty of waeful and extravagant spending at a number of law enforcement conferences. between october of 2007 and september of 2008. 10 conferences cost the american taxpayer $4.4 million. couple of examples of craziness. at a training conference in august 2008, $4,200 was spent on 250 muffins. that adds up to 16 bucks per muffin. now, i'm sure they were delicious muffins. i'm sure they were presented in a pleasing way. but the $16 muffin now becomes a symbol of how wasteful the feds are with our tax dollars. two coffee breaks cost $15,600. $52 per person spent on coffee breaks by drug enforcement task force. february of 2008, the u.s. attorney's conference f

miller. in all our goals for an improved education system, one stands above the rest, ensuring students have access to quality education. my colleagues and i firmly believe supporting the growth of high-performing charter schools will help us reach that goal. charter schools epitomize choice and flexibility in education and represent an efficient way school districts can transform an underperforming traditional public school into a dynamic learning institution. thanks to the additional autonomy afforded to these institutions, charter schools have become renowned to effectively meet the needs of a unique student population. a great case study adaptability of charters is locke high school, located in the south central area of los angeles. students in this area face a multitude of challenges from gang violence to poverty to troubled homes. locke high school has some of the lowest test scores and highest dropout rates in the country, only roughly 5% of the students went on to four-year colleges a

miller meeting rit. >> student to those reports. stay tuned to those reports. >> bill: stossel matter segment tonight. our pal john has a theme show about where the jobs are. part of the presentation, took to the streets. >> i looked around for some of those jobs president obama eated. >> no jobs here. any jobs here? where are the jobs? you got them? are you hiding the jobs? >> government create jobs? >> to some degree, yes. >> when i hear some politician say oh yeah, we need to create jobs. how is a politician going to create jobs? they are an elected official sitting in an office. >> does government create jobs? >> well, sure. who do you think cleans the streets, you know, collects taxes, runs the schools, cleans the snow? government is great. >> bill: she is obama supporter right there. i can tell you. a good point. you know, she was pretty good. >> made her point. >> bill: the government does create a certain level of jobs. can't run an entire economy and that's the problem right now. it's trying to. >> the problem is that when

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commissioner miller: i am asking for $100,000 to do some of those tasks. the $390,000 was provided last february. maybe i am missing your question. it is a lot of money. i think some of the tasks, particularly the risk and financial analysis could be cut down. there are people we have available at the sfpuc internally and through finance that might be able to do some of that work. i am here before you to ask for $100,000 to start the rfp process to leasfor what we needt couple of years to clear in city renewables. supervisor mirkarimi: i am definitely open to the $100,000 portion of it. w

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miss miller, through the chair to miss miller, i always feel like we go three steps forward and four steps back when we get to these junctures of dealing with contracts. so just elaborate a little bit more. i thought there was a bit of a convergence or confluence of minds on this contract with the p.u.c.. why are things glitching? >> i think through the chair, nancy miller, your interim executive officer, this is my speculation, but i do believe that you have some new commissioners that don't have the history of some of the other commissioners. i believe that the program because it has changed since the initial ordinance has

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joe biden biden and miller. oh man, i would pay.o oprah's network. >> there are no words to match this moment. >> bill: biden and miller on the road again. >> biden can get into the car pool lane with whatever that thing is on his head that's how distinct that is. >> bill: it's an extra passenger you are saying? >> yes, i'm saying that. billy,. [ laughter ] i kind of like palin in the bus. i like the whole family in the bus. it reminds me of the partridge hunter family episode or something ♪ come on now ♪ and be everybody >> they are all out there together. come on, let's shoot. >> bill: i remember that. >> i dig it. >> bill: just before willie netted son wanted to get on that bus but they wouldn't let him. owe biden ticket needs people. the vice president did address the yiewnel in this way. roll the tape. >> don't any of you, by the way, and you guys vote republican, i'm not supposed -- this isn't political. i'm not supposed to say this. [ laughter ] [applause] >> let me put it this way, don't come to me if you do. you are on your

intelligence official john miller points to the reason why no plots have been actualized. even though 40 to 50 attempted attacks on the u.s. have been uncovered since 9/11. >> the intelligence there has time and time again extraordinary work done by the c.i.a., the nsa and our agencies, the fbi has stopped those attacks in their tracks, either by actions overseas or things here. >> and most importantly, commander in chief barack obama carried out an operation in may that killed osama bin laden, the mastermind and underwriter behind the 9/11 attacks and other terrorist horrors. without bin laden, and with the recent killing of al rahman, his second in command, al-qaeda now its two top leaders. question, is president obama carrying on the bush-cheney war in every way except calling it bush-cheney? pat buchanan? >> yes, and he's been i have' good commander in chief, he's took down osama bin laden and kept guantanamo open. al-qaeda's being decimated and decapitated in afghanistan and pakistan, due to the president in part drone attacks. that is the good side. the tough side is

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miller lite has more taste. i don't care. i just got one of these.well that's the second unmanly thing you've done today. what was the first? ahhhhh! get me off this thing right now! get me off this thing! get me off this thing! yeah, i guess that was unmanly... [ male announcer ] man up. choose a light beer with more taste. grab a miller lite vortex bottle. taste greatness. hey, look. i made t-shirts! awesome. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thank you so much. ladies and gentlemen, my guest tonight has a nobel prize. big deal. all my guests do. (laughter) please welcome al gore. (cheers and applause) mr. vice president, thank you so much for joining us. (cheers and applause) what an honor to finally have you near wither underneath the glare of my scorn. (laughter) now, sir, let's get some politics out of the way first, may we? >> of course. >> stephen: okay. rick perry endorsed you in 1988. >> yeah. >> stephen: will you return the favor? (laughter) right now and endorse rick perry. >> well, it would hurt him a lot. (laught

got a miller lite. cheers! my knapsack!aughter ] (cheers and applause) >> stephen: thank you very much. welcome back, everybody. thank you so much, everybody. folks, folks t is no secret that i have had a long time beef with my rival cnn wood elf anderson cooper. i cannot stand anything about him except those eyes. they are the exact benjamin moore color i painted my master bath. (laughter) but that where the admiration ends, folks because as you recall not long ago i called out mr. 360-- 360 for ripping off my on notice board with his segment the ridiculist and as punishment i added him to my absurduchart. the absurduchart is to you guarded at all times by a pla typ us in a birthday hat. i think it's obvious why. now i have to admit i have always been intimidated by anderson cooper's legendary kpotionure under pressure. but i think we have finally found anderson's weakness. check out what happened last night while he was reporting on french actor gerard depardieu's recent meltdown when he peed in the aisle of an airplane.

got a miller lite. cheers! my knapsack! [ laughter ] >> jon: everybody, that's our show.ll you something, we're going to miss you, charley. here it is, your moment of zen. >> depart two, i know you got it but -- >> sorry this has actually never happened to me. >> (laughter) captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> stephen: tonight, rick perry becomes the republican front-runner. of course they're letting him run in front-- he's the one with the gun. [laughter] then, did adam and eve really exist? or have i been leaving out a plate of cookies every arbor day for nothing? [laughter] and my guest tonight is actor jeff bridges, performing music from his new album. it's all the songs they cut from "tron." [laughter] 152 people set the world record for biggest group shower. afterwards, they set another record for the longest awkward silence. [laughter] this is "the colbert report." [ captioning sponsored by comedy central "the colbert report" theme music playing] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] thank you very

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got a miller lite. cheers! my knapsack! [ laughter ] >> welcome back, everybody. our guest tonight has written a book about the bonds between siblings. if i don't like his answers, i'm telling mom. please welcome jeffrey kluger. (cheers and applause) thank you, mr. kluger, thanks so much for joining me. >> thanks for having me. >> stephen: all right, sir, you are a senior writer for "time" magazine, you are also the author of "lost moon" which is what the apolo 13 movie was based on and you have a book called "the sibling effect, what the bonds among brothers and sisters reveal about us." okay. what can you... we never met before. >> uh-huh. >> stephen: what can you know about me based on my birth order in a family of 11? >> well, first of all, in a family of 11 there was a ferocious battle for survival in your nest. >> stephen: there was. >> every child in the family is competing for mom's and dad's attention, love, resources. and think of that, if mom has 11 chicks in the nest and only ten worms, someone's going hungry. now, the youngest is the one who's the lik

miller, can we move back to item 2 below?ordinance amending the green building requirements for the design and operation of city buildings. chairperson mar: johanna parton is here from the mayor's office. this will strengthen and rename our existing green building task force and create more sustainable buildings in the city. let me ask if ms. parton can give the presentation. >> thank you very much. good afternoon, chairman and committee members. thank you for your leadership on green building, and for your diplomacy at the sunday streets. chairperson mar: you were very good. >> you are very generous. thank you for the opportunity to speak on behalf of the mayor on this item. the ordinance before you will update the municipal green building code to require leed gold certification for major municipal projects over 5,000 feet. currently, only silver is required. we currently require gold for all commercial projects. this would update the code to require the same things for our municipal projects as well. this ordinance will con