i'll show up to work and some kid will come up to me and say, mr. dick, you know, what's wrong with you today? [ laughter ] >> i'll go wait a minute. nothing. [ laughter ] >> he is simple, funny and really fun. >> going to poke this through and hopefully it won't squeak. here we go. ready? [ pop ] >> reporter: this show complete with magic tricks and games is a staple here and the school's principal often joins in the fun. >> okay. where does it go? let's see if she knows. >> reporter: mr. dick even got us involved. >> michelle, what is your name? >> michelle. >> reporter: he is so popular, every year parents pay $125 for their kid to be mr. dick for the day with all the money going to the school fund. >> give them a set of keys, a full master set of keys, no matter what grade they're in kindergarten through fifth, and then we come here and we start to work. >> reporter: emily is today's lucky winner. before school, she got a donut and then went to work. >> we gone into the lunchroom and cleaned up some of the -- brooms. >> can remember somebody's parent

he gave me a t-shirt that the kids get when they're mr. dick for the day. >> does he run out of material? >> he never runs out of material because the kids have no filter. so they just you know -- >> all goofy and having fun. >> very good. >> last cool about your school? email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school here on the show. >>> coming up, the next time cal's football team steps on the home field, something will be a little different. the field's new name and what makes this naming rights deal the most significant to date for a college venue. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, jim harbaugh with a very rare admission. and the nfl brings the hammer down on a head coach. we'll show you why coming up. ,,,, hey! have you ever tried honey nut cheerios? love 'em. neat! now you on the other hand... you need some help. why? look atchya. what is that? you mean my honey wand? [ shouting ] [ splat ] come on. matter of fact. [ rustling ] shirt. shoes. shades. ah! wow! now that voice... my voice? [ au

i think we're aisle problems and mr. dick is really good for them and it will be much better. saturday night because we've been depreciating complaints from neighborhood from 1015 over the halloween that weekend i went by at the 11, 12 and 2 and watched how they dispersed the crowd. they do a really good job and the problems were purely halloween. i just wanted to say i did that on saturday night. and i think a that's it. >> great commissioner joseph. >> processed for submissions for the main stage pride is now open. you know a great local band or someone that might want to submit and possibly be chosen to perform at the san francisco provide the date is sunday, saturday june 28th and sunday june 29th. great any other comments or questions from commissioners >> yeah. i wanted to make sure that all people get the outreach guidelines. i understand it's new so i wanted to make sure. >> great any other commissioner comments or questions. if not we can take public comment. seeing none, wool move to our final item for future calendar or agenda items >> i want to staff to contact com

her's someone -- he's clearly somehow referring to himself, mr. dick, mr. dickens. he seems to have some undiagnosable mental illness and whenever he sits down -- the sweetest character. whenever he sits down to write a memorial to parliament explaining the tales of his inheritance gone awry he says "the memory of charles the 1st head drifts into his writing and he ends up the fouling up the writing so all he can do is cut up the paper and attach it to the tail of a kite and watch it lift over the hills. where does that come from? the world charles dick seasons in there so it comes from inside him but it's beautiful, it's ha lucetory in simon's phrase and it's the miracle of imagination. >> rose: this may not be the right crowd to ask this question but if you want to demur from the adulation for dickens, what would you most say? robert? >> i'd say that he couldn't describe women as anything else than angels or frumps. i'd say he was a closet racist. i'd say there were times when as his daughter katie said "my father was a very wicked man" and i'd say none of that me

. >> take a character like mr. dick. he seems to have some kind of undiagnosable mental illness.henever he sits down to write a memorial to parliament explaining details of his inheritance gone awry, he says the memory of charles i's head drifts into his writing. where does that come from? the word charles dickens is in there. it is beautiful, hallucinatory. it is a miracle of the imagination. >> if you want to demur from the adulation for dickens, what would you most say? >> he could not describe women. he was a closet racist. there were times -- as his daughter said, my father was a very wicked man. none of that matters at all. the generosity and the warmth of the writing can extinguish all of that. >> simon, what would you say? >> you have to face the fact that there are uninspired passages. [laughter] christopher said in his final essay, it is little hard to know which novel and which character comes from. one great big bale of fabric out of which the novels are cut. he was such an extraordinary and such a great and complex human being, you cannot get enough of him. >> when y

. >> and dick wolf said, mr.an guarantee you i have great respect for park dietz, but no such show ever aired. nor had it ever been planned. >> parnham immediately filed for a mistrial. the motion was denied. >> what is the park dietz testimony have to do with overturning this conviction?s t testimony have to do with overturning this convictiods th testimony have to do with overturning this convictioes th testimony have to do with overturning this convictios the testimony have to do with overturning this convictioos th testimony have to do with overturning this convictioes th testimony have to do with overturning this conviction? she got the idea from a tv show and it never existed and so you overturn the conviction of a person that killed five children? that's absurd. >>> see daddy? mommy? >> dada. >> mommy? >> say mama. >> mama. >> on march 15th, 2002, andrea yates was sentenced the life in prison for the murder of her children. she was incarcerated at the mountain view unit, a state psychiatric prison. >> in a

and you have dick and mrs. nixon. >> yes. was apparent their families would be united in marriage. and then the engagement announcement. they were close to the nixons. >> how much of the decorating did mamie do? >> this is her taste. she had a decorator. she was here to consult. >> about the conversation in washington. did mamie eisenhower ever meet kay summersby? >> mamie was not affected by the meeting. she was aware of the rumors. she met her and went on with her life. >> we will be back to gettysburg later. >> it was around that time the eisenhowers began to be drafted i both local parties. they were not partisan. tell us the story of how the republicans were successful. >> what you find is there is a grassroots movement, citizens for eisenhower. groups of people all over the country pushing for eisenhower to run for president and to run as a republican. when they were in europe, there were people flying to see ike. and he is -- he doesn't say what he will will not do because of his position and one of the stories mamie t

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. >> in the book, trenton, former vice president dick cheney and his long-term cardiologist jonathan reiner talk about mr. cheney's history with heart disease and defenses in cardiology over the past several decades. mr. cheney suffered his first of five heart attacks when he was 37. he had a heart transplant in 2012. the to discuss the book for about one hour next on booktv. >> tonight's program will consist of an interview conducted by barbara cochran, president of the national press club journalism institute, and the hurley chair and public affairs journalism at the missouri school of journalism. with mr. cheney and doctor reiner followed by a brief q&a. we invite you to purchase the book if you haven't already done so, for sale. and each of the books have been, has a pre-signed late with it so you get a signed copy. they won't be able to sign tonight. as long as he asserted at the highest levels of business and government, vice president dick cheney -- has been one of the world's most prominent -- now for the first time ever, cheney together with his longtime cardiologist jonathan reiner, shares a ve

applause] [inaudible conversations] >> in their book, heart i'm a dick cheney and his longtime cardiologist jonathon writer talk about mrcheney's history with heart disease and the advances in cardiology or the past several decades. mr. cheney suffered his first of five heart attacks when he was 37. he had a heart transplant in 2012. the two discussed their book for about an hour next on booktv. >> tonight's program will consist of an interview conducted by barbara cochran, president of the national press club journalism institute and the chair in public and for journalists at the missouri school of journalism. but mr. cheney and dr. reiner, followed by a brief q&a, we invite you to purchase a book you have in our defense so. each of the books have been pre-signed -- is a pre-signed plates you get a signed copy. they won't be a book signing tonight. as long as he is served at the highest levels of business and government, vice president dick cheney -- has been on of the world's most prominent heart patients. now for the first time ever, cheney together with his longtime cardiologist, jonathan reiner and the shares the v

dick cheney. he sat down for a special fox business network chat. >> did you know, mr. vice president, that hasan more anie has made the top ten finalists of the person of the year along with miley cyrus and kathleen sebelius. >> who was the first one? >> there were ten of them. on the list for potential "time "person of the year is miley cyrus, kathleen sebelius, ed snowden, hasan sherrod. >> i'm speechless. i think the "time" man of the year is a honor. when we designate somebody we know the editor -- that is a pretty cruddy list. >> so i take it you are not a miley cyrus fan? >> no. >> what do you think of edward snowden. >> i think he's a traitor. >> if he made it back to the united states, what do you think -- would you like to see them do. >> i think he should be tried as a trader. it is devastating what he's revealed to our enemies. >> how do you think president obama has handled the dust-up. >> which dust-up. he has a lot of them. >> it is difficult for you to say something good about the guy. what about the spy issue. >> the problem is he is not credible, and y

mr. obama is a natural born citizen. back in the '90s, he file at least 18 suits against the clinton administration. he's also taken on former vice president dickfacebook, opec, even his own mother. he is a professor of bjorntown university and a former member of george bush's senior staff. he too has been clued by mr. klayman. >> i think larry is a professional claim dlanl. he pretends he's fighting for the little guy when he is really fighting for himself and his own, in my opinion, delusions of grand you're. >> he has been at it for years. he founded the conservative government watch dog group, a group he later sued. yesterday's nsa ruling was a huge victory for klayman. a victory applaud by edward snowden who said, quote, today a secret program authorized by a seek court was when exposed to the light of day, found to violate americans' rights. it is the first of many. but his critics are quick to point out this battle isn't over. >> he may have won a battle. he has not won the war. there is a lot more to come in the appellate courts. this court could reach the supreme court. i don't think he has the ability either intellectually or legally

mrs. eisenhower really took to pat. pat there three times before dick-- she was there three times before dick. she wrote her a note that said, come up here and we do not have to talk about anything, just you and i. had a nice conversation. >> thank you for this program. it has really been interesting to see how our first ladies reacted to their place in history. my question is, throughout all of the turmoil of president nixon, did she ever grow to resent him or marrying him? >> how could anybody know inside somebody else's marriage? i inc. -- think she did regret marrying count. if you are married, there are times you regret it. did she resent him for making some the decisions he made? i think that she did. i think she resented it and at the same time she cannot let herself completely resent it. she have to find somebody else to blame. she blamed the press. she blamed everybody who went after him. it was one of the things, she could say anything she wanted about him and be as angry, but nobody else should say anything. nobody should make comments about

mr. president. >> it looks to me like it is time to adjourn. >> i would like to thank both of the staffs and i would like to thank christian murdock and director dick-endrizzi and for your guidance on this and director reiskin. >> and do we have a motion to adjourn? >> all in favor? >> aye. >> okay, great. (clapping) good morning. i'm kate executive director of sf made and i want to welcome all you have you to our second annual state of local manufacturing breakfast thank you all for coming today. i think we have a exemplify agenda and the goal is to help all of you to understand the role that plays here in san francisco and whether you're coming as a real estate developer or as a policymaker a really leverage mates become a powerful asset in san francisco. before i turn the speaker over to mayor ed lee i want to start by thanking our sponsors our lead sponsor it pg&e and our supporting sponsors are effort city. we have a list of tremendous supports across the room i'll briefly read off all of you. the american industrial center that has the highest number of manufacturers on the city we're thrived to have them. bold build patch stuffy and basis ar

mr. president. >> it looks to me like it is time to adjourn. >> i would like to thank both of the staffs and i would like to thank christian murdock and director dick-endrizzi and for your guidance on this and director reiskin. >> and do we have a motion to adjourn? >> all in favor? >> aye. >> okay, grea >> when there's good children's theatre it's good thoert and if it's good to her you will like it ever it's for children that's what i think. it's both a story for kids and a older people it's about loving a toy or friend and it's will what it means to get old. >> in 1986 my son was two and i decided i would like to make a developing rabbit i had never read it i heard it as a mother. my first version was a bedtime story recording and it's through that that i denied the at home and role determined how to produce the story. it's through licensed to it when i first made the dance i really watched any son and i took him to the perform he loved the performance and he loved it when somebody was reading to him he heard the language human resources usually when the rabbit come out he say oh, the rabbit. it's the talking and sliding and kids can relate to.

mr. president. >> it looks to me like it is time to adjourn. >> i would like to thank both of the staffs and i would like to thank christian murdock and director dick-endrizzi and for your guidance on this and director reiskin. >> and do we have a motion to adjourn? >> all in favor? >> aye. >> okay, great. condition. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome our honored chef this this afternoon actually this morning please welcome chief sir, from sfpd. chief john an otherwise under san francisco fire department and the man in charge himself mr. mayor our own mayor, mr. lee >> (clapping) >> now the rest of you can get doing our work as we make introductions. first of all, thing to the 2kri6b8 microscopic nor out and beyond and please welcome to help us opening the morning with prayer and remarks. the description ofal programs for methodist coordinator roger brooks. >> thank you and again everyone for being here. to many people are meeting friends or hoping fliebt aren't scald or preparing meals for their thanksgiving families. you've here standing side by side preparing meals for people you may never moot. the salvation army is about others. i want to

mr. president. >> it looks to me like it is time to adjourn. >> i would like to thank both of the staffs and i would like to thank christian murdock and director dick-endrizzi and for your guidance on this and director reiskin. >> and do we have a motion to adjourn? >> all in favor? >> aye. >> okay, great.hope. (clapping.) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ said the blind man to the the lamp do you see what i see? way up to the sky little lamb. do you see what i see? is a stair a stair daunz in the night with a tail as big as a kite with tail as big as a kite. said the little lamb to the shepherd boy do you hear with you hear? ringing through the sky shepherd boy. did he hear what i hear? a song a song how above the tree with a vais voice as big as big as the sea. said the shepherd boy to the mighty king. do you know what i know? in our palace mighty king. do you know what i know? a child a child shivers in the cold lettuce bring him and silver and gold. let us bring him silver and gold. said to the king to the people everywhere duo listen to what i say. pray for peace people everywhere. listen to what i say. a child a child shivers in the cold lettuce bring him silver and g

mr. president. >> it looks to me like it is time to adjourn. >> i would like to thank both of the staffs and i would like to thank christian murdock and director dick-endrizzi and for your guidance on this and director reiskin. >> and do we have a motion to adjourn? >> all in favor? >> aye. >> okay, grea >> (clapping) all right. thank you erica and thank for the great work. leader pelosi and mayor ed lee thank you for your attention. welcome to yelp. i'm excited to have you here at our new headquarters. as you know yelp has lived within the same radius. we've moved a short distance away and to keep our headquarters in san francisco was a conscious one. san francisco was a key player in the yemz story. we realized that yelp might work in cities around the world with yelp in 23 criteria's we need a little bit more desk space. yelp has 17 hundred employees 8 hundred in sf. we're committed to growing the local economy and maintaining a strong connection to our san francisco lines. when looking for a new headquarters it was location, location, location. we needed somewhere to provide easy access to lots of local businesses and restaurants and remain con

mr. president. >> it looks to me like it is time to adjourn. >> i would like to thank both of the staffs and i would like to thank christian murdock and director dick-endrizzi and for your guidance on this and director reiskin. >> and do we have a motion to adjourn? >> all in favor? >> aye. >> okay, great. >> we've never been in so much focus worldwide and will not be this this is a the moment in time when a story going and make a wish is a program that fulfills wishes for children we operate in every cities there are 62 chapters. our chapter was formed in 8984 we fulfilled 24 wishes. our chapter covers from movntd ray 17 communities and we expect to fully 3 hundred and 50 wishes this year. we send verizon's it out to the wish families and interviews the wish child and if you do their heartfelt wish then go to work to make it happen. dismissals is a 5-year-old boy who was diagnosing diagnosed with life without parole when he was 20 months old he's 5 hose now in remission he had his port removed hose monopoly on the chemotherapy. this particular wish the parents wanted to wait until he had energy. i began assigning this wish with the family in march

mr. president. >> it looks to me like it is time to adjourn. >> i would like to thank both of the staffs and i would like to thank christian murdock and director dick-endrizzi and for your guidance on this and director reiskin. >> and do we have a motion to adjourn? >> all in favor? >> aye. >> okay, great. >> hello, i am with the recreation and parks department. we are featuring the romantic park location in your backyard. this is your chance to find your heart in santa and cisco with someone special. -- san francisco with someone special. our first look out is here at buena vista park, a favorite with couples and dog walkers. both have a significant force. a refreshing retreat from urban life. the romantic past that meander up and down the park under pines and eucalyptus. hang out in this environment and you might see butterflies it, fennel, and then the lines. -- dandelions. is ada accessible. public transit is plentiful. we have conquered the steps, we have watched the dogs, and we have enjoyed a beautiful view. this is a place to take someone special on a romantic stroll and enjoyed a beautiful look out. welcome to corona heights located in the

mr. president. >> it looks to me like it is time to adjourn. >> i would like to thank both of the staffs and i would like to thank christian murdock and director dick-endrizzi and for your guidance on this and director reiskin. >> and do we have a motion to adjourn? >> all in favor? >> aye. >> okay, great. >> good evening, everybody. let's hear it for the san francisco display men's anchors. let's hear it. (clapping.) >> i'm your any objection c for today's hearing thank you for being here for the thai annual harvey milk and encountering moscone. i want to thank you he thank our interpreter for being here and mayor ed lee for soobl us here tonight and reflect autopsying all that happened in november in 1978 and where we are today. i want to recognize in addition our public defender jeffrey is here. defense attorney george mukdz from your city college board of trustees and walt is here from senator will keenz office and a gentleman from nancy pelosi office. and the amazing teresa sparks as well >> so we are here to remember and to honor two extraordinary men mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk. who together literally changed the face of

. >> it's been nearly two years since former vice president dick cheney had lifesaving heart transplant surgery. >> now mralthier life and revealing details about his procedures. dr. marc siegel is here to tell us about his one on one with dick cheney. >> good morning. he revealed a lot in his book. >> we had him on a couple of weeks ago. he looked great. >> he is in great shape. the key with limb has always been that he puts his disease second. he always rises above it. he's shown courage from the very beginning since 1978 when he had his first heart attack and then ran for office. he's not been in denial over his symptoms which is another key thing. he's learned to know them over the years and respond and medical technology has always saved him. the latest thing that came out, the defibrillator, extent, the by pass pump. the key is he never saw himself as sick. >> when i had the first heart attack i was in the middle of my first campaign for congress -fplgt i had three months to go before the election. all of a sudden i'm in the emergency room having a heart attack, 37 years old. i asked my doctor does

is the cap on medical devices and dick cheney who knows the benefits of life saving devices speaking out in that portion in the strongest language we have heard yet. mr. cheney called the tax one of the dumbest ideas i heard. i feel strongly about it and i am walking a round proof of how great and innovative our health care system has been and i can't imagine anything worse. it is an example of ill conceived parts of the program are. in the decades battling heart disease. he's had two pacemakers and a stint. >> those innovations kept him alive and especially when he goes back to age 35 with heart issues. robert gibbes said someone has to go for the botched roll out. >> we are{you should someone be fired and if so why? 140 characters or less. tweet at bill hemmer. >> and to me at alisyn camerota. we'll read those later. >> and the release of the terrible 911 calls from sandy hook massacre nearly one year ago. >> incredible video, the police officer in a fight of his life with a man who turned out to be a murder suspect. >> battle over obama care. and how will this impact the 2014 midterm election. >> my message is going back. that seems to be the alte

mr. president. >> it looks to me like it is time to adjourn. >> i would like to thank both of the staffs and i would like to thank christian murdock and director dick-endrizzi and for your guidance on this and director reiskin. >> and do we have a motion to adjourn? >> all in favor? >> aye. >> okay, great. >> well good morning, everyone and welcome. i'm mike co- hill president of the west bay regular alienate. this event will kickoff the construction of two new state of the arc earthquake save hospitals in san francisco. one hospital here on this site in the center of san francisco and a second hospital at the caesar chavez in the growing neighborhoods of the southeast section of the city. today is a pivotal point in the history of the medical center and for the health care system in san francisco. for one hundred and 50 years cpmc has been providing citizens with the most advance mcavailable. with the construction of our two new hospitals we'll be in positional to continue to serve the medical needs of the residents of san francisco for decades to come. we also have with us the president of the board of supervisors david chiu and supervisor mar fa

mr. president. >> it looks to me like it is time to adjourn. >> i would like to thank both of the staffs and i would like to thank christian murdock and director dick-endrizzi and for your guidance on this and director reiskin. >> and do we have a motion to adjourn? >> all in favor? >> aye. >> okay, great. >> roll call. commission members please respond when he call your name. commissioner ellington? >> present. >> commissioner [speaker not understood]? absent. commissioner sen? >> here. >> vice-chair rowal he is? >> present. >> madam chair johnson? >> here. >> commissioner mondahah is absent and all other commissioner are present. two announcements, a, please be advised a member of the public has up to three minutes to make personal public commentses on each agenda item unless the commission adopts a shorter period on any item. it is strongly recommended that members of the public who wish to address the commission fill out a speaker card submitted to the commission secretary [speaker not understood]. the next order of business is item 3, report on actions taken at previous closed session meeting, if any. there are no reportable actions. the next

mr. president. >> it looks to me like it is time to adjourn. >> i would like to thank both of the staffs and i would like to thank christian murdock and director dick-endrizzi and for your guidance on this and director reiskin. >> and do we have a motion to adjourn? >> all in favor? >> aye. >> aye. >> okay, great. ok, well, remember last week when you hit vinny in the head with a shovel? [chuckling] i do not recall that. of course not. well, it was too graphic for the kids, so i'm going to have to block you. you know, i got to make this up to you. this is vinny's watch. >> (clapping) good morning. >> good morning. thank you, don for that introduction i'm glad to be here at the tonight center again. it's also great to be here. i was telling me our deputy secretary marie this this was one of the first when we went through the translation of that to use the arresting are a fund it was such an enlightening positive effort in the tenderloin to use the federal program that president obama gave us. i'm here to welcome you to san francisco and thank you for being here for the home matters for health symposium. it is the right place to be because t n d c ha

so when you get dick clark, who is a part of this administration, a mr. anti-terrorism.st implicitly with these stuff, coming out with some of these recommendations, they got to be taken seriously by the president. >> noon the republicans on this, there is two wings that have emerged in the republican party on these issues, you got of pete king from new york embodies one, he is the absolute priority to stopping terrorism. we will do whatever it takes. then you got this rand paul libertarianism. where do you come down on that? >> i am deeply concerned about toeshl e potential abuses, i am deeply concerned about national security. we do face hideous threats. there is no question about it. look at what we saw with the behavior of the irs over the past year, which has been observed and studied in terms of their targeting certain groups of citizens because they're political police. >> that's a dispute. >> fair enough, steve. it illustrates the potential for abuse. we know it's there. that's why we have a 4th amendment. that's why we did what we did at the founding of this cou

dick torch relay. on archie's. welcome back to worlds apart a riyadh discussing ukraine struggle for democracy and a better future event duration a prominent ukrainian journalist and politician mr shift chant russia has been accused of intimidating his crane and you know coverage personally into submission and forcing ukraine to turn its back on a democratic dream why do you think moscow is being so mean to fellow ukrainians. i think russia and the criminal leaders have been very pragmatically they do want to keep ukraine close they do want to see ukraine as part of the customs union so i think the dam which evasion is very clear for me but i don't really think that is going to change a lot of things here in the recruiting because the west majority of ukrainians do want to cream to go to go to the closer ties with the european union and sooner or later it was this president who was a different president i think will for the clear perspective of the association with europe now i heard your interview on b.b.c. radio the other day and he sat there quote just a couple of weeks we thought we were about to become one of the european nations and now we find ourselves under newly forme

dick. i am ron senate and this is martin sandler on my right. welcome. the prolific mr. sandler has written and published more books than his age. >> i am 42. >> two of those have been nominated for puliztyzer prize. he is proud of his books in the library of congress, the american history series for young people. he has won five emmy awards for writing and producing. a former high school teacher who taught american history at university of mass and smith cleenl college. he lives on cape cod with his wife carol. welcome. i must say you have brought a variety of letters. they are remarkable gems. the executive director of the new york times wrote an estimated 40,000 books have been published since the president's death. so given the broad scope of the subjects you have tackled, by president kennedy and why now? >> it was my conviction before starting this project that you could tell more about john f. kennedy and the times he lived through the letters he received from every walk of life and the letters he received. thank god i didn't try to write it ten years from now bec

now, 50 years after its release, julie andrews and dick van dyke have been reunited, in the l.a. premier of "saving mrtarring tom hanks and emma watson. as walt disney and author p.l. travers. and good to see those two together again. >>> and the day of reckoning has arrived for reese's. butterfinger's answer to the peanut buttercup is almost here for the public. but nestle usa has brought it here for us. >> we've heard about it. >> you sure did. and now, george, the official first taste of the crispy, crunchy cup. it is the biggest product launch in nestle's 90-year history. and the results -- >> oh, my gosh. >> thumbs up? >> changed my life. >> changing josh's life. and, ginger? oh. there are no words. robin? >> i need a cigarette. mm. mm. >> lara, that's special. >> is this thing legal? >> there you go. the company, it's looking good for you guys. they bought air time during the super bowl. that's the most expensive ad time. i think they're hoping that people will want to lay a finger on their butterfinger peanut butter cup. >> we already have it. >> we have them. >> thank you for your help. i know

dick cheney and dr. reiner. [applause] >> welcome, gentlemen. as joe said, you have written a fascinating book. the message you chose is a little unusual. each right part of every chapter. mr. vice president can you describe your personal experiment. you get your best dr. cheney's cardiologist and mouse at the hiss to read a change and innovation cardiac care. that formula worked so well in both, i thought we would use it or the interview this evening. mr. vice president, your heart health history is amazing. i'm looking to well tonight and after they learn everything you've been through, they'll be even more amazed. you've had five heart attacks, numerous cap limitations, quadruple bypass surgery, the implantation of stents, a different relator and the heart pound m. in 20 months ago, you received a heart transplant. through it all, you held some of the most high-powered jobs and that was some of the most stressful situations imaginable. so going back to your first heart attack, which happened to you at the age of 37 during your first campaign for congress, what are the lessons he learned from your experience be like to share with others? >> well, it is sort of what the b

mr. president. >> it looks to me like it is time to adjourn. >> i would like to thank both of the staffs and i would like to thank christian murdock and director dick-endrizzi and for your guidance on this and director reiskin. >> and do we have a motion to adjourn? >> all in favor? >> aye. >> aye. >> okay, great. [cell phone beeps] hey! so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig do you like this top? that's so gay. really? yeah. it's totally gay. you know, you really shouldn't say that. say what? well, say that something is "gay" when you mean it's bad. it's insulting. what if every time something was bad, everybody said, "ugh. that's so girl wearing a skirt as a top." oh. you are. ha ha. shut up. those are cute jeans, though. >>> good afternoon. welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors meeting of tuesday, december 17, 2013. madam clerk please call the roll. the clerk: supervisor avalos, chiu, he