mr. abdullah who sits behind and continues to jump up here to the microphone on the first allowance a publicment.

mr. abdullah who sits behind and continues to jump up here to the microphone on the first allowance a publicment. >> do you have anything in regards to this? >> i did want to comment on that. we were unnerved by so and so who speaks in a very almost antagonistic way. his tone and delivery prevented me from speaking about those issues. do you understand that? supervisor campos:-- president chiu: the you have any comments on the capital exemption? >> after the speaker came up a microphone, i lost my train of thought. president chiu: any other speakers on the motion to continue? with that, public comment is closed. any objection to a motion to continue? without objection, these items will be continued to march 22. if we can now go to general public comment. >> good afternoon, supervisors. ♪ i was just outside there, getting autographs with desmond of green bay packer frame i'm glad i came la da da da dah dah dah dah dah da dah me and mayor lee me and mayor lee i called the mayor i told him my plan to make the city the best it can ha nana na na na me and mayor lee gonna make the city the best i

mr. obama spoke with british prime minister david cameron, king abdullah of jordan, and the prime minister of turkey, emphasizing that democracy will bring more, not less, stability to the region. >>> and this country's top military officer left for the middle east today. admiral mike mullen, chairman of the joint chiefs, will meet with jordan's king abdullah and prime minister benjamin netanyahu of israel to reassure them of u.s. support. >>> and a program note. david gregory will have much more on the revolution in egypt tomorrow on "meet the press," and as congress prepares to take on major legislation, a sunday exclusive with house speaker john boehner. that's tomorrow morning here on nbc. >>> when "nightly news" continues this saturday evening, a deadly explosion raises new questions about the safety of america's gas pipelines. we'll be right back. >>> there are new questions about the safety of this country's gas pipelines, millions of miles of them, after a series of explosions this week, including one in pennsylvania that left five people dead. nbc's tom costello has more tonight.

mr. obama also raised the egyptian army for allowing peaceful protests. >>> the anti-government protests that began in tunisia has spread across the middle east, reached yemen. this morning yemen's president ali abdullah saleh said he would not seek re-election or hand power over to his son. a huge anti-government rally is planned for tomorrow in yemen. on tuesday, amid growing protests, jordan's king abdullah fired his cabinet and promised to hold long-delayed elections. >>> this morning, one of the most powerful storms in australia's history is about to strike its northeast coast. cyclone yasi is 300 miles wide, packing winds of 186 miles per hour. residents are fleeing the coast, and evacuation centers are already full. government officials warn the storm has the potential to be catastrophic. >> the window of opportunity for you to get to a safer area is closing very quickly. do not bother to pack bags. just grab each other and get to a place of safety. >> storm surges of nearly seven feet are expected. cyclone-force winds are expected to reach 250 miles inland. >>> the fbi and cia are refusing comment on a new disclosure from wikileaks involving a 9/11 attack. "the washington post" says a classifi