so we expect mr b. a lot different from. just. keeping an eye on it because these have turned nasty in the past. it was the first time i've worked in paris think it's the first time a foot in france. in the right place is this close you can get by rule the place of the block things over here and you can see a few people gathering it's. about forty five minutes before the march is supposed to close to take place. in terms of the popularity of the french president he's really is his numbers a sole source saw fall down i mean to you to. to the economy here they've really suffered whereas we've seen some kind of. well growth in countries like germany which seems some of the worst affected countries even level out and start to show signs of recovery. time after time again a business sector contracting and even even francois loans personal life wary being called out it seems having an affair some might say one of those french things ever . seem to have helped to ease his. woes when it comes to the french people and not happy with them s

hey, mr. b! yeah, yeah. i'm goin' already. hi, marie. what's the matter, ma? guess who died. ohh.... who? guess. ma, nobody wants to play this game. celebrity or real person? male or female?erson. female. gimme a second here. i'm usually pretty good at this. marie, this is sick. who is it? rose caputo. ohh! ohh! damnit, marie, i was gonna say her! that's too bad. she's a very nice lady who lives in the neighborhood. she was the older lady at the end of thblock. oh, she was nice. she made good pies, too. i like pie. she was a nice lady. awright, let's eashame on you! this lady dies, and this is all she gets? hey, marie, you two weren't that close. what are you takin' it so hard for? because she was the one, frank. she was the one i pickedfor you. what?

"the governor like to see you, mr. b cannon. -- buchanan." i got to know him very well. he had been up on the mountaintop. we talked about the campaigns and things he did. he didn't like the press, either. >> you are a friend of barry goldwater's until the end. for goldwateren back in 1966. i can never once, the jockey club -- >> jockey club? >> it's gone now. her goldwater comes walking wn, starts talking to me for about 15 minutes. i really admired him, i really admired barry goldwater. he was your first political hero. him and reagan and nixon -- >> you mentioned the drinking, richard nixon and drinking. think nixon had this reputation that he was a tremendously heavy drinker. there is no doubt he had some drinks, but my recollection is he was a spartan. of beer couple sips and go to sleep. -- wedon't think nixon got on a jet coming out of new hampshire or south dakota, he ottowa south dakota -- thought it was south dakota. "get vodka and fresca." -- upnded back to him there at 41,000 feet, he has a couple sips. "i love thosen, little brown people." he would describe

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>> the black b mr. w pulls in front of the guy with the dash cam, gets him stop. he's pissed the guy splashed him. comes to the window and starts having a word. it seems like it's word but, no. >> it's russia. something else is going to happen. >> what kind of weapon will he pull out? >> a crowbar. >> ding, ding, ding, wins. here comes the bat. >> come on, dude! you've got to be kidding me. >> and here we go. a traffic cop pulling over a car full of people. the guy in the back, very happy to see this traffic cop. comes running up to the cop, hey, thanks officer, great to see you. i am so drunk i want to give you a hug. but what happens next? >> he gets punched. >> he does. look at this. pop in the kisser. the cop does seem to be holding his cool pretty well. guy backs back in his face, friends trying to drag him away. the cop not getting into a physical confrontation. >> i'm surprised. >> he didn't get tased, didn't get beaten? >> eventually thrown in the back of the police car. >>> let's just say they got an a for teamwork, but an f for safety. this is in lithuan

mrs. doubtfire." "b irdcage," and good morning vietnam." people in the audience appreciate the chance to see williams on screen. >> watching the san francisco movie, great classic film right here, bringing me back to my childhood. >> movies run again tomorrow from noon to 6:00 am and admission is tree free -- free and so is the popcorn. >> following developing news of a plane crash in placerville and it's registered to a man outside of san josi. the crash happened this evening and killed one man onboard. coint witnesses say the plane was circling the airport before it crashed. a second person onboard was airlifted to the sutter roseville medical center. the national transportation safety board is now on the scene investigating. no one else was hurt. >>> a southern california woman is facing multiple charges after stealing a san diego police car and leading officers on a wild chase. about midnight police say the 22-year-old stole the car from downtown san diego and then drove erratically on interstate 5. after receiving reports police began

mr. klein, there have been b. questions about your sources, s especially the more salacious part of the book. first of all, what do you make s of those claims, and why not bring more people to the forefront? >> i think that's a very all legitimate question, a question. asked of bob woodward, whose hos books are all anonymous sources. ed the "game change" sources, e all of their sources are anonymous too. wan >> when you report on current o political battles, it's hard to get people on the record. they don't want to lose their access to the people in power. so i've developed over the course of many years during the books that i've written on hillary clinton, on barack obama, the last book i wrote was called "the amateur" i have a rolodex the sources who i have come to depend on who have proven to be absolutely accurate again and again and again.te they people will talk to me for a varied o f reasons, not the least of which they like to see themselves as quite important and close to power, but none to will go on the

b. >> i am sorry, mr. president. would you like to hold the public comment on item 7? >> yes, i would like to call public comment on item 7, i don't have any speaker cards. >> is this the item? >> yes. >> let me say a few things. there was a time when the new commissioners made a decision with the intent with the proposition favored both addressing the clean water and the base water, and you all made a decision just to go ahead with the waste water and with the clean water, and that the later date, address the waste water which now i will call the sewer system improvement project. as part of these deliberations, the tax and others were participating,. and so what happens to it and whether sfpuc got this and they put, seven constituents on a fafk force. they do the deliberation and they decided that 5 percent of your 7 billion, which is now 7 billion, and on a bail on it is 50 million and so if it is times 6, it is 300 million, if it is times 7, 350 million, it is never clear what it is and then you all create, some sort of a system which i will call community benefits.

b- c -7. and bellthe 1993 comedy "mrs doubfire".essed as a female nanny >> mark:it's located on steiner and broadway. nearly one- point-four million dollars. >> mark:of the many movies robin williams made. one called "jack". helps to capture his child within. kron 4's vicki liviakis went deep into the kron 4 archives. to find this >> reporter: vintage footage of a younger williams. in jack, robin williams played a ten year old kid named jack. with a rare medical condition that aged him 4x the rate of a normal human. it's not easy having a 5 o'clock shadow in the 4th grade. robin introduce yourself. williams was in san francisco for the premier of jack.directed by the bay area's francis ford >> reporter:the year was 1996. williams was nearly 20 years younger. it was a film that took him back to his formative years. it's so great. and belland robin williams was known for being a big giants fan. and >>: was nominated for three bell in a blow. we are getting a lot of reaction from crown for the worse. -kron 4 veiweriewers. >> james:this

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mr. gregory to my left. greg from nancy b.you go out for dinner what's your favorite meal to have and drink to have with it? >> as everybody knows i'm a vegetarian which means i only eat vegetarians. i love meat. i have a place in australia a sausage joint not a gay bar. some of the best sausages in the world. west side grill. i go to a place for ribeye on 9th avenue. red wine always. >> a second one four from denise p., would you do stand up comedy? >> no because i'm a coward. you are only a comedian if you do stand up. you can't say you're a comedian if you don't do state of the union. i was a writer. i wrote for a living. i never got up on a stage doing jokes. doing speeches does make you a comedian. a comedian means taking that risk. i'm not a comedian. >> toughest job there is. >> very good answers. >> i've been asked both questions before. >> he's quick witted. >> david. since you were in ferguson do you think the media coverage made the situation get out of control? >> i think the media played into it a whole lot and th

mr. mayor. i wanted to talk about our responsibility to d b m robot and what we did post earthquake at 320th century a.m. d b m robot whether for an earthquake is to coordinate the city effort to develop a picture and be the con duty so we all know the earthquake happened at 320 in the morning our 9-1-1 contacted our officer and we immediately sent out a letter in addition to that my staff the duty officer contacted the emergency point of contact from the major city departments to assess damages specifically we contacted 311, internal revenue fire. lisa and police and pths and controllers and rec and park and d t and general services and other agencies in the airport. we contacted pg&e and they were no reports of damage in san francisco. then we began on posting tweeting and posting on facebook about the earthquake. to the remainder of the morning we are on calls to access the damage we provided input to the mayor's office for a press release you put out mr. mayor and we continued to send out the alerts to our departments and continued to do social media so i think it's interesting to note that we h

exposure limit and their classrooms within that range we're concerned this b will steady the standards around at&t was asked by mr. omar to calculate those particular levels at our school, however, the company refused this q request if the company a refusing and not required instill after consumption we ask the department of public health consultation the test prior to the nation and it will help affiliate concerns. thank you for listening to me i want to end and ask you put the needs of our students first thank you. >> is there any additional public comment seeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioner antonini i want to ask the property owner or staff it could be either i think rounl we do the testing on the installation or before the installation to affiliate concerns. >> as part right of application passage hemming and edison does a project of the levels and that's in our packet it meets the fta standards we are required to go back and building every two years and do testing at part of cities requirement or meantime we make adjustment it that equipment that's it a requirement that's ongoing we have t

mr. mitchell submitted all the necessary paperwork that's attached i believe as exhibit b signed under penalty of perjury and that she is, in fact, the permit holder. >> i have a couple of. >> i'm sorry as a final note i'm going to say that he's sued the city before based on this board decision to deny him a permit to open a dispensary and this board - is that it. >> this board decision was based on it's not in the best interests of the community. >> go ahead. >> i have a couple of questions is that the standard procedure if the permit is initialed or issued and there's language regarding no grow that it is a thirty days suspension. so what i mean is when this incident happened we'll talk about the first incident they're not supposed to have the second level not a grow area so since they've violated that is health department to give a thirty day suspension >> maybe the gentleman will know. >> can you introduce. >> i'm ryan it's mapped that article 33 gives a few enforcement options so their sited to a hearing and the director choose to give a thirty days suspension. if the incident happens aga

mr. jackson, what happened? >> when i searched the back of "b" dorm, checked under easter's pillow, picked it up, there was a knife>> do you have any written questions for mr. jackson? >> yes, sir. >> officer jackson, was inmate antonio easter present when you confiscated -- conducted the shakedown of his living area? >> no. >> officer jackson, were you aware that you were conducting the shakedown of the living area of antonio easter? >> yes. >> officer jackson, do you know the s.o.p. states that an inmate, if can be made available, must be present when that inmate's property is being shaken -- shook down? >> no, i didn't need him there. i suspected there was something in the area. i continued on with it. i already found some contraband in the area. that's why i decided to check his bed. before the knife, i found a glass bottle, a dice, gang paraphernalia. cassette tape. >> all right. antonio, you are correct inasmuch as you can't get a criminal charge for this. but, however, this is an administrative hearing. you can be held responsible for that weapon being in your living area. it was in your assigned living are

the fact he had his stepdaughter sign the operation at the hearing fwrts d b h he wasn't an applicant and it was issued. to both mr. mendez and at that time, hearing they referred to it as a family business it was not a family business it was about a nonprofit that helped patient we're happy to answer our esquires questions if you have questions about the litigation all of the history behind it but i don't think you need to go there when he was entrusted with the permittee stole the pg&e so if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them >> okay. we can hear if the permit holder now. >> permit holder first then the department. >> the permit holder will speak first then the department thank you. >> good evening. i'm paul, i represent the permit holder who's present. i'm not going to address the points in my brief i assume the panel has read it i want to add one point there are a vantage point in the presentation this evening. a lot of misty and muddy waters i don't know which documents are claimed to be forged and you've not been apprised it seems like there's a lot of lose allegations i want you to keep in

mr. gregory to my left. greg from nancy b.u go out for dinner what's your favorite meal to have and drink to have with it? >> as everybody knows i'm a vegetarian which means i only eat vegetarians. i love meat. i have a place in australia a sausage joint not a gay bar. some of the best sausages in the world. west side grill. i go to a place for ribeye on 9th avenue. red wine always. >> a second one four from denise p., would you do stand up comedy? >> no because i'm a coward. you are only a comedian if you do stand up. you can't say you're a comedian if you don't do state of the union. i was a writer. i wrote for a living. i never got up on a stage doing jokes. doing speeches does make you a comedian. a comedian means taking that risk. i'm not a comedian. >> toughest job there is. >> very good answers. >> i've been asked both questions before. >> he's quick witted. >> david. since you were in ferguson do you think the media coverage made the situation get out of control? >> i think the media played into it a whole lot and that

b- c -7. >> mark:the 1993 comedy "mrs doubfire". starred willaims playing a father dressed as a female nanny working in this house. >> mark:it's located on steiner and broadway. >> mark:it last sold in 19-97. for nearly one- point-four million dollars. whose career skyrocketed more than three decades ago. >> james:in his first movie, he portrayed popeye, and was a sensation. the actor- comedian captured a massive audience, because his style was different from all his fellow actors. journalist ben fong torres interviewed williams', this is what he had to say about him. >>: when you go to hollywood is supposed to be nervous and wondered where do you stand. not the route and he immediately started to and proud of. >> james:williams went on to make a number of local appearances in the bay area at comedy clubs and at events supporting a number of causes. you can continue to follow our coverage online -- at our website kron4- dot-com. there you can find celebrities reflecting on williams' life and his death. also photos of williams throug

b-52 bombers. >> yes? >> secretary mcnamara on 9-0. >> mr.president, i set up those meetings with the senate and house leaders. i thought of that was agreeable, i would say to them that some months ago you asked us to be prepared for any eventuality in the south east asia area and as a result of that we have prepared and just completed very detailed target analyses of the targets of north vietnam am. in 10 minutes i'm going over with the chiefs the final work on this. we have pictures, number six ortiz, bomb loadings, everything's prepared -- numbers of sorties. i would describe this to the leaders simply indicating that -- your desire that we be fully prepared for what ever may develop here furthermore, we developed movement studies of any contingency forces required, air squadrons, etc. >> you go put this to paper. your enemy reads about it, the enemy thinks we are already taking off. obviously you got us in a war. i've got to be candid with you. >> i was going to start my remarks by that. >> as soon as those reports come in, even though wi

mr. darling, you also have two minutes. >> this is it. he is asking us to take his word for it on everything. no plan b for anything. trust what he says. sorry, i can't. the basic difference between mr. salmond and me, his first priority is to create a separate state, no matter what the risk and what the cost. while he has been talking the last two years, i've been listening. i know that people want change, but they also want security on jobs, pensions, on their children's future. that is why my messages that no thanks will not mean no change. that is why there will be more power on taxes, welfare, it makes sense to decide here. we have delivered before, and we will deliver again. tomorrow, we scots will start voting by post. so we need answers, tonight, right here, and right now. the currency, no answers. let me tell you why currency matters. currency is about jobs in huge numbers. currency is about what we pay at the shop. it is about interest rates, mortgages, and the value of our pensions. critically, the money we use is about being able to pay for the public service upon which we all depend. that is the real threat to our national

mr. putin, ukraine is off-limits. >> it seems to me the e trenin washingt is we tend to b be more and more reactive.ach day brings a new nature crisis. the government has become, in some ways, me bloated than ever. there are more decision-makers with smaller portfolios. what that does is, it takes us away from a strategic view of whatat is going on. when you talk about syria, mr. putin h has an n important role. hehe is an ms merchant. he is worried about sni fundamentalism. a l lying -- aligning with a ron works for him. he likes the price of oil to be higher. i daresay a five dollar, $10 hike in oil mayay negate the pan ofof the sanctions. what i recommend this, i am not sure i can help them with the nato summit. th first piece of advice i havee always seen presidents get -- you better know where you're willing to go before you start investing in a deter, dissuade, and possibly confront strate. we're goioing to start positioning things further to -- yout, youou better and better know where you want to go. >> i think so far the focus on the summit planning has been on tin from to deter pu making mi

mr. chair. >> second. >> second. >> public comment there sorry finding and recommendation 21. >> yes. i'd like to say to comment on 20 b and 21. boss of those are designed to sort of clarify your own workload and i'm surprised you're not going to entertain it in the hearing officer on the sunshine ordinance matters ii think you're getting case records that are debar bewilder and you've spent a lot of time going through those the ordinance said almost nothing about procedure so there's a lot of flexibility not ordinance if you wanted to go and attempt to go down the routed as far as secretary for the commission it didn't have to be a full-time position we spoke about a sharing of the task force i know there's a part time secretary for the board of elections in the a civil service sort pacific ocean position a professional position but didn't have to be a full-time position paid for by you it was carefully written to not be a full-time position so please be advised >> can you elaborate on the difference between a commission secretary and the executive director this is how do you see them operating differently. >> a commi

mr. baghdadi, the leader of isis, when he left our camp b bukka, the camp in iraq, said "see you in new york." we are the enemy. they want to destroy us. they are getting stronger all the time. they attracted thousands of young men around the world who are now fighting on their side. this isis is metasthesizing and their goal as stated time after time is the destruction of the united states of america, and it's not john mccain that's saying it. it's the director of national intelligence, director of the fbi, the secretary of homeland security, and lately the attorney general. >> senator mccain, lots of people, when we have you on, often say why do you have him on so often? we say because he answers our questions, because he expresses his views quite clearly, and very often, what we get back and i think you get it on twitter, too, that's just john mccain. there isn't a thing this president could do that john mccain would approve of when it comes to northeforeign policy. your reply? >> well, my reply is that there are a number of things that the president has done foreign policy wise that i ha

mr. sincroy. if you are going to adapt that language the second sense i've have conflicting advise on the interpretation of that session and probably b would be best to delete that sentence. >> sentence the sunshine ordinance section sited doesn't apply to the vice president only individuals. >> correct. >> i would welcome the views of the city attorney or the staff on commissioner keanes and commissioner andrews questions about whether it's even appropriate for the grand jury to direct inquires to an employee rather than the commission and therefore, whether the commission should respond to everything as asserted. >> deputy director i'll defer to the city attorney on this but i know that the governing provision in the pencil penal code it says the list of public entities that are required to respond to the judge. >> i on says it all it's not a public entity we're the public entity. >> yeah. jessie i want to definitely see the actual language that i can look at a row this is a brief summer in the grand jury report. >> yeah. to in my experience at least my own experience i have not seen many grand jury report they seek a response from

mr. president. martha washington appeared on the $1 silver certificate in 1886. susan bnd saw caw jaw we yaw appear on a coin somewhere in circulation. "red eye" compiled its own list of women who we strongly believe deserve deserve to be on some bill. >> i like gerald leto. he said some important things recently. all right, andy, most of the old timey guys on our money look like women because they wore the funny wigs. and they smelled like, i don't know, powder. president isn't that close enough? >> look, i don't care about putting women on dollar bills. i am more interested on putting dollar bills on women. >> i hear you, buddy. make it rain. >> no as you know have i a book coming out. can we put it up? it is called "problematic." i have a chapter in there. it pretty much covers it. read my book and you will see what i am talking about. >> the chapter headings came first. the thing about the book is it is time less. everything i have written about is coming true. >> is this sexist that there is no women on currency? >> well, as you pointed out women have been on curren