>> this guy is mr. eric. and they go to the computer and find photos of this guy in the gobi desert in mongolia with a hammer and sickle digging in the dirt looking for dinosaurs. >> meantime, the dinosaur was placed under arrest. >> it's an old legal concept. you are actually trying to sue to return an asset a piece of property. you put it in the piece of the property. it's called united states of america versus one tyrannosaurus batar. a case where the government sued a dinosaur. the first in my experience. >> in june we were able to secure the civil complaint. we were able to secure the warrant to be able to seize the dinosaur. would we be able to locate it? within four months in september 2012 we had it in our possession. >> also in their possession a search warrant. the immigration and customs enforcement of homeland security went to the florida workshop of mr. eric, that's eric percopi. >> in this case, even better than that was the items we were looking for or at least part of the items we were looking

. >> not to put you on the spot, mr. eric williams with the transit workers union mentioned immediate improvement and can you talk about that as well? >> yeah. sure. so, our director of transit director hailey has an operations plan both for the tunnel as well the overall light rail system in general. we have the vehicles and making sure transit priority is working and operational. we are doing things like 3-car train to reduce some of the crowding in the tunnel and doing a lot of switch repair, track repair. district try to upgrade and make it more reliable. we are also a little bit longer term in the 4-5-year range trying to order lrv's and new vehicles to get out there. not only are we having in our existing fleet which is in some case of disrepair. we are also ordering new vehicles for the next several years. >> thank you. commissioner breed? >> just one last comment because i noticed that some of the requests there were be some new bus stops and bus stop improvements and i just wanted to mention that i have serious issue

sentence but the court counted time already served towards that new prison term but it will call mr eric margolis believes it may be a mandela moment forward after his release one wonders he might be a little traces by his lip and mouth started rants against google groups for a while what little you know after ten years of prison will be mandela or will he turn out and really start a lasting good groundwork. trapped in a brilliant man. he really. was and he simply i don't think that russia is certainly not in the whereas. no none of the saudis are going to barter there was little. love lost the russian oligarchs once people still do should have been there my heart. so he's lovely really if you have got away with some money and do a would not longer jail sentence. well we can hold a press conference will be held at twelve g.m.t. in berlin of course we will be covering it live on air and online as well at r.t. dot com. a car blast near an elementary school in. as homs province has reportedly killed five students into the school's employees earlier this week at least eighty seven eons inclu

host: mr. eric ham?: i do not disagree with him that there is a looming crisis within the democratic party, and i'm sure that is a discussion you will have later, and i do believe it is coming, but i disagree with him on his analysis of the rate can party and the civil war -- of the in thear that -- republican party. we have seen it take place and we have seen it take place prior mainstays liketh richardo lost out to murdoch. we see mitch mcconnell now grappling with a challenge from .is right flank senator lindsey graham is now being challenged on the right, and many more races. before i came on i was reading " where washington times senator pat robertson from kansas is being challenged from the right. this is a huge fight within the party. in the book, we talked about what is going on within this fight within the party, and it is real. i think until the party can grapple with its direction, i think they are going to struggle to win the white house for quite some time to come. there are a number of issu

mr. brooks. >> eric brooks again. san francisco green party and also you might remember a few years ago 2006 and 7 my organization and we are still part of a coalition when when google and earth link -- we're seeing tomorrow today or tomorrow the announcement that the fact that we kept them for actually charging us for wifi is leading to these corporations just giving it to us so that's something that's positive. and i'm hoping that in 2014 we finally do get scheduled on this item of building a public broadband internet network just like building the roads and highways we need in san francisco i'm hoping in 2014 we'll finally get action items on that and doing studies on how we can roll that out. >> great thank you very much. anything else? so not seeing any member of the public commenting this item is closed and i believe that leads us to our next item which is item number 8 but before i do that i want to wish everyone a very happy holiday i hope you have a please ant and safe and joyful holiday season and best wishe

mr. brooks. >> eric brooks again. san francisco green party and also you might remember a few years ago 2006 and 7 my organization and we are still part of

joining us now new york attorney general eric schneiderman. mr.lways an honor to have you on the show. congratulations on the work thus far. >> thank you. good to be here. >> a big, big deal. i wanted to ask that question. have we turned the corner? from your experience, do you sense a change between the dynamic between the banks and financial services industry and regulators? >> i think it does reflect a change. we're coming up in january on the second anniversary of president obama's state of the union address when he announced the creation of the working group which i co-chair along with my colleagues in the justice department. this is less than two years old. we've been pooling our resources, huge meetings, people from all over the country, prosecutors, state, federal, other regulators. the case against jpmorgan -- cases against jpmorgan chase and its two subsidiaries were part of the collective effort the president launched. really it takes a little time to make cases but this the first big win, and i do expect more to follow. i do think as f

joining us is attorney eric brown who represents being officer bean. mr. brown, we are looking at the situation in colorado as well, can you give us some perspective for first responders, it might be hard for people to understand but they do have trauma in these incidents, too. >> yes, they do. first responders respond to very bad scenes, motor vehicle accidents, there's occasionalling hom siesdz in communities but the -- homicides in communities. but many have not had to deal with issues like sandy hook. going into a school and viewing the carnage that happened that day, not surprisingly that was a little too much for some of them to be able to handle. >> and so what is the impact on someone like officer bean? how much is his life affected by this? >> oh, it's affected in every way, from how he manages to pay his bills to how he relates to his children to the impacts on his social life to the effects on his marriage and his home life. it's impacted every component in his life in a negative way. >> and there are others as well, who you say have not maybe p

we have a statement from his attorney, eric nichols. mr.s not been and never will be prosecuted for any alleged crime in connection with the michael morton trial or any subsequent proceeding relating to the morton trial. in light of the dna results obtained in 2011, mr. anderson has consistently expressed and continues to express to mr. morton and his family his regret for mr. morton's prosecution and incorrect incarceration, unquote. how common is this, where a prosecutor is involved in the withholding of evidence for whatever reason? >> you know, it's a system run by human beings, and so there are going to be times when humans fail. we don't know how many times wrongful convictions are the result of prosecutor misconduct. it's really probably not that many. we certainly don't have many instances where prosecutors have been subsequently pursued for their misdeeds originally. but actually, that's not the bigger problem. the bigger number of cases that we need to be concerned about are all those cases wherein prosecutors do the right thing a

we have two members of the public who wish to address you under this section, eric williams followed by vera hale. >> mr. williams may have left, i believe. >> all right. >> is he out in the hall? okay. >> vera hale. >> miss hale. good afternoon, miss hale. >> good afternoon. i wanted to say a couple of things at your last meeting, and i was so surprised president nolan's move that i didn't and there is some information in here that i wanted to pass onto you. on the accessible parking recommendations, especially on disabled placards and the charging of fees at meters, charging of regular payments. i think you should know there are 60,000 people in san francisco who have disabled placards. and most seniors who have them live on fixed incomes and the added expense of paying $2-$5 an hour to park would work a great hardship and eliminate their ability of what they need to do or reduce it. i know it's not appreciated very well around here, like if you have to go to the doctor, or you have to go to the grocery store or senior meals program, or if you want to go out with friends or relatives or volunteer for

we have two members of the public who wish to address you under this section, eric williams followed by vera hale. >> mr. williams may have left, i believe. >> all right. >> is he out in the hall? okay. >> vera hale. >> miss hale. good afternoon, miss hale. >> good afternoon. i wanted to say a couple of things at your last meeting, and i was so surprised president nolan's move that i didn't and there is some information in here that i wanted to pass onto you. on the ac

we have two members of the public who wish to address you under this section, eric williams followed by vera hale. >> mr. williams may have left, i believe. >> all right. >> is he out in the hall? okay. >> vera hale. >> miss hale. good afternoon, miss hale. >> good afternoon. i wanted to say a couple of things at your last meeting, and i was so surprised president nolan's move that i didn't and there is some information in here that i wanted to pass onto you. on the accessible parking recommendations, especially on disabled placards and the charging of fees at meters, charging of regular payments. i think you should know there are 60,000 people in san francisco who have disabled placards. and most seniors who have them live on fixed incomes and the added

there was a meeting with republican leaders at one point in which eric cantor said to him. mr. president all of these people are going to lose their policies and the president's response was not to dispute that which he was regularly doing on the stump and elsewhere. all of those people will get less costly policies and so he knew it. he knew they would lose their policies. to know that. >> when was that confrontation with cantor. >> it was after the bill was enacted and talking about it. so he knew. >> eric cantor. >> by the way, there is a sound bite you can play. >> i am trying to get a time line down. cantor is a powerful guy in the house and raises legitimate concerns and president obama blows them off yeah, well, maybe, but what is coming down the road is better and everybody will be happy. my final question to you. maybe obama believed that? is it possible in >> if he did. he was uninformed of how the policys are going to it work. it was not just cantor saying. that policy experts galore noticed this. and the architects knew this was bound to be a result of this. in fact

respond, we have the house republican leadership, the majority leader, exclusively, eric cantor, republican from virginia. mr. cantor thank you very much as always coming back on "the kudlow report". first take on this, the sequester and budget caps have been broken. they have been lifted. now i was around here in washington, d.c. during the reagan days when we had something called the gramm-rudman ho gramm-rudman hollings bill. some are saying we'll never have that budget discipline. your thoughts. >> i think the important piece to this deal and yes it is a modest deal is we maintain the savings of the sequester. remember the sequester was in place because a supercommittee back two years ago failed to come up with an agreement. what this is, is an agreement that less than 10% of that massacre money. the savings are maintained and what we've always said was we need the savings in the mandatory, the entitlement, the auto pilot spending arena. and the savings that are inside this budget deal really are primarily derived from reforms to the pension benefits for federal employees. this is the federal government

eric boyles tells us he is now ready to talk. mr. boyle, thank you for talking to us at this unimaginable time for you. i'm so sorry for your loss. when you heard the sentence that was handed down, that this young man received only probation for killing your wife holly and your daughter shelby, as well as two other people, what went through your mind? >> i was unprepared for the sentence that was delivered. i knew we were talking -- i knew we were in juvenile court. we had hoped it would be treated as an adult. so we knew there were some restrictions. and we knew that even with a 20-year sentence, that he would be eligible for parole in a couple of years. and frankly, you know, i was disappointed. i would have been disappointed even at a couple of years eligible for parole, because when you consider the victims that night, you consider four lives taken with 180 years of future life, not present life, future life. >> do you have any idea that if this young man did not come from a rich familiar, he had come from a poor family, that the

eric thomas. we will check on the weather forecast before the news. mr. mike nicco, what do you have >> what do i have? good morning, i have 44 degrees. and 56 at noon. about 59 at 4:00 so cool we than yesterday. oakland, though, has a chance of setting a record for a third day in a row at 52 and mild at 7:00. way will notice is the clouds. they will be thick are throughout the day and inland where our day planner at noon is 56 and mild and 61 at 4:00 and 49 at 7:00, the next 12 hours at the cost we have 49 this morning, and dangerous rip currents and sneaker waves and temperatures in the upper 50's to 60's until 7:00 and decreasing clouds and 51. >> if you have to work today you are not going to be late. we do not have any traffic to speech of. we have in accidents, either. the construction projects that we had, have wrapped up. here is a look in the north bay traveling along 3 between american canyon, vallejo up to the point we are at continue speeds with a bit volume building but now it has dissipated along highway 12, and you are in great shape as you

mr. mayor congratulations, hope you have another 4 years and a supervisor avalos your work in the workforce for san francisco is to be appreciated eric mar also been a supporter. i think jane kim is here. april how are you . thank you (clapping.) >> congratulations once again to don marcos in the ac c let's keep it going. thank you hi draw thank you so much. and mayor ed lee thank you, very much for your words. i don't know if you guys know this mayor ed lee is part filipino. he's the only mayor, i know that's trying to get the warriors basketball here and he wants target here. we filipinos love our target. so right now we would like to recognize some of the filipinos that are morphs and sharks in our community. we're going to be presenting the filipino american awards where we have at this point the filipinos in all the corners of san francisco and recognizing the supervisors to give out the awards. our first supervisor is the latino george clooney i didn't >> inspires avalos. so happy filipino american history month everyone (clapping) it's great it's really great to see everyone here as representative of the district in san franci

eric holder. and in the foreground to the right, that's mrs. bush.cture. and this shot was right before dinner. i love that they're all dressed so comfortably. flying together for somewhere around 16 hours to fly to johannesburg. i just wanted you to weigh in a little bit on the culture aboard an aircraft like this where you can almost literally let your hair down and change relationships. >> it's a good opportunity to spend good quality time because you are aboard a plane. when i was the cnn senior white house correspondent, i had the opportunity many times to fly aboard air force one. including on long flights. i covered president bill clinton. and you go into the conference room when you're invited up there. you see the president with the united states with his top aides just playing cards or with his senior stach. and you see how close the quarters are. even though it's a big 747, it's still pretty tight. you do have an opportunity to bond. and this was a great moment, i'm sure, for president obama and bush to get quality time in or the first lad

mr. grinch ♪ you really are... man, the grinch has a big butt. yes, nothing says christmas like a big, green grinch ass. hold the ladder for me. so, ericre you doing christmas eve? well, my parents are having the same lame christmas party they have every year. all the adults. hey, neighbor, is that mistletoe? all right, how does that look? looks great. that looks so fabulous. guys, the ornament's are up here. both: oh, yeah. looks great. oh, i just love christmas. it's all about good tidings and cheer.

eric thomas. we will check on the weather forecast before the news. mr.cco, what do you have >> what do i have? good morning, i have 44 degrees. and 56 at noon. about 59 at 4:00 so cool we than yesterday. oakland, though, has a chance of setting a record for a third day in a row at 52 and mild at 7:00. way will notice is the clouds. they will be thick are throughout the day and inland where our day planner at noon is 56 and mild and 61 at 4:00 and 49 at 7:00, the next 12 hours at the cost we have 49 this morning, and dangerous rip currents and sneaker waves and temperatures in the upper 50's to 60's until 7:00 and decreasing clouds and 51. >> if you have to work today you are not going to be late. we do not have an

mr. speaker, tonight southeast missouri will welcome back staff sergeant eric summers for the last time. sergeant summers was tragically killed on november 13 while serving his country at camp pendleton in california. summers served 13 years with the united states marines and is a war hero. he served five tours of duty in the middle east and was highly decorated earning the navy commendation medal, the navy and marine corps achievement medal and the good conduct medal. without men like sergeant summers willing to make the ultimate sacrifice for our freedoms, our country could not survive. i would ask my colleagues and those watching to keep sergeant summers, his family and all of our brave men and women in uniform in our thoughts and prayers. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? >> address the house for one minute, revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. jackson lee: along with our good friend, congressman what the, i say fair well to an able and important american, nicky may who served this house of repres

avalos and we will joined by eric mar and i want to thank sfgtv and as well as the clerk of the committee linda wong -- sorry, madam clerk do we have any announcements. >> yes mrase silence all cell phones and complete speaker cards and documents to be part of the file should be submitted to the clerk and will be on the november 26 agenda unless otherwise stated. >> great. can you call items one and two together. >> item one is sale of general obligation bonds - general hospital improvement not to exceed approximately $210 million and item two is appropriation - general hospital improvement general obligation bonds fy 2013-2014 authorizing the issuance of these bonds and earthquake safety for the hospital and trauma center for fiscal year 2013-2014. >> okay. thank you very much. do you want to speak first on the item. >> good morning i budget and finance committee. the item before you is a resolution to authorize the sale and issuance of city and county of san francisco general obligation bonds and amount not to exceed $209,955,000 and the supplemental proceeds the same proceeds to finance the cost of the general hospital project. i will give a introduction to

mr. mandela will be buried at his family home tomorrow after a state funeral. that's the very latest from the most trusted name in news, the fox news channel. i'm eric shawn.ow back to "cavuto." >>> i asked the administrator to create a new position of chief risk officer, this will be a full-time employee charged with assessing risk management practices and developing strategies to minimize those risks. >> i thought that was your job. health and human services kathleen sebelius adding a new position to help deal with the health care mess, but the government is still not getting rid of anyone else over this mess. that's what's so weird, new folks come in to crowd out all the other chief that is are policing, and here we go. >> more levels of bureaucracy because that's really going to help it out. the communication is going to get so much better. >> that's what i thought. i love how the default is, we have more people coming in. that's crazy. >> if you like the cast of characters who put it together, my goodness. risk officer, that's a weird title. >> seat technology officer -- >> up specter general. >> it sounds like they are going to infuse this with busin

mr. chairman. may i introduce my wife diane, my oldest son andrew. my middle son eric is stationed in the army at present and couldn't be here. my youngest had a final exam which he offered to skip but i suggested that was not a good idea. madam chairman, vice-chairman, members of the committee, it is a great honor to appear before you as president obama's nominee. i'm deeply grateful to the president and secretary of state kerry for their confidence nominating me in this position as well as director of intelligence james clapper and his support for my nomination. if confirmed i promise to work with this committee as carry out the violates role in overseeing the intelligence community. as you've noted is a unique and valuable asset both to the state and intelligence community. bureau has a history providing in-depth analysis that helps to guide our nation's poll sichlt our strong reputation derives not from the size of the staff and budget but tremendous expertise and skills of its personnel. indeed the bureau has some of the greatest regional and subject matter expert

mr. gold is interest in reappointment. we have a few interested applicants. >> we can leave it open to any applicants that would like to speak. i will leave it at 2 minutes. >> hello, my name is eric rut lig, i live in district four. my background is in environmental science and geography. i will view the authorities responsibility through an environmental lens. and work with the staff and with the board to ensure that all the projects moving forward are the most environmentally sound that they can be in the way that i see it. this is a win win. oftentimes what is best for the environment is best for san francisco residents quality of life whether it's reducing traffic congestion. i work in san francisco land trust and i work and answer questions like where we should be preserving open and developing and redeveloping land and transportation infrastructure, regionally. the last thing i would say if selected, i will work with district 4 and the authority to go back and forth. you have to act as a liaison between both of those entities and relates community concerns to the authority and also conduct outreach on behalf of the authority to the community. thank you for consideration my

mr. boyles, i am so outraged and sorry and i'm just -- i appreciate you spending some time with us tonight. thank you. >> thank you. >> eric boyles whose wife and daughter were killed by a young drunk driver. a lot of issues to discuss, joining me drew pensky, mark car ra goes and sunny hostin. mark is a criminal defense attorney and sunny is a former prosecutor. drew, let me start off with you. have you heard of affluenza as a defense? >> no, it's disgusting. there is no such term. there is not an open diagnose not tick manuel, it's a cute, clever twist of a phrase the psychologist should be ashamed of for bringing in the courtroom and more shameful is the judge fallen for that nonsense. come on now, that's ridiculous. by the way, just because we in mental health understand the environment as parenting in causation l in certain syndromes, as explanation it's not a justification. once a person gets to the point they are harming other people, justice must be what's applied, not some non-sense about sue toe science what caused it. >> dr. drew, tomorrow i interviewed the therapist who came up with this term, and i'm going to

mrs. obama, george w. and laura bush, former secretary of state hillary clinton, taerg eric holder, and susan rice, all one. the white house said the president is working on his eulogy during the flight. other world leaders going to south africa include ban ki-moon, fran swan holaund, and david cameron. among the other dignitaries to pay their respects, bono, oprah, prince charles, former president jimmy carter, and republican senator ted cruz. a short time ago, archbishop desmond tootoo paid homage to his home in the johannesburg suburbs. >> everybody was saying we would have gone up in flames. and he was like, he really was like a magician. he really was like a magician, with a magic wand. turning us into this glorious multicolored rainbow people. >> cnn's senior international correspondent arwa damon is in johannesburg with a look at the extraordinary preparations involved ahead of tomorrow's memorial service. >> these men have been asked not to be identified for their safety. they're part of an elite task force. usually operating in secret and under cover. south africa is using its best to sweep and s

mr. wagner. so at least he got to where he had to go. >> all that and no peanuts. it's hard to believe. thanks for joining us, everybody. >> and i'm ericyou can follow me on @ericshawnfox. >> we'll keep you posted on airplane cancellations, closures, and just all around your weather for your monday morning, too. take care. >>> a powerful storm system spreading snow, sleet, and freezing rain. it's already hit the nation's midsection and now has its sight set on the mid-atlantic. it's causing massive flight cancellations at major airports and forecasters say this could turn into an historic storm event. >>> secretary of state john kerry testifies before the house foreign affairs committee about the deal, ahead. we'll talk to the chairman of that committee about to to expect. >>> and constitutional scholars say president obama is getting too powerful and exercising what the constitution was meant to avoid.