(applause) >> from roosevelt middle school, mr. joe austin. (applause) >> and from woodside learning center, constance walker. (applause) >> congratulations to our teachers of the year. and at this time i'd like to turn the mic over to the president of the united educators of san francisco, president dennis kelly. (applause) >> thank you. these five teachers standing on the field with us today are incredible. they are dedicated. they are hard working. they are innovative. they are exactly what we need in every classroom. i am privileged and proud to be here and to honor them tonight. to the teachers who are with us in the crowd, all 300 of you, to all of our hard working san francisco unified school district teachers and paraprofessionals, we thank you for your dedication to san francisco and to our young people. on behalf of the united educators of san francisco, all of the teachers, all of the paraprofessionals in san francisco, thank you to the giants, and to all of you for your support of the students and our schools. go giants! (applause)

mr. duffy? >>> commissioners, joe duffy. the department received a complaint around august 2012 atm bolt down installed and other disabled access. there is a couple of things. around that time if i'm not mistaken, listening to all the inspectors, i think we received multiple complaints

mr. duffy? >>> commissioners, joe duffy. the department received a complaint around august 2012 atm bolt down installed and other disabled access. there is a couple of things. around that time if i'm not mistaken, listening to all the inspectors, i think we received multiple complaints of atm's installed, 50-60 complaints. when that happens, it could be companies turning each other in. we were in inundated with these. we had inspectors going around writing these up. you do need permits for these even if it's storefront. i mentioned the disabled access. there is a whole code in the building code for atm's for reaching. it has to be access ebl for the wheelchair. it may topple over someone. a building permit is required. if it's plugged into an existing, it's probably not electrical but if it requires new wires, it requires an electrical permit. we did issued notices of violation on 21st of august 2012 on green street and 24th of august for 789 valencia street. we issued a second notice of violation later that year because the

mr. mahoffer. >> cenk: joe what was the real e-mailers name that they gave, and why did he say mahoffer. a joke name, but that was not the original joke name that was sent to us. i keep saying that. i got to kick that habit. what was originally sent was mehoff. we said, bill, this is a joke name. he said, i like what the guys says, let's change it a little bit, so it's not as bad. we're going to add the er. that's not much better. but you know, once he said he wanted to use it, he used it. the rest is youtube history i guess. i don't know why but he can be a stubborn man. i don't know if that's apparent from his on-air demeanor. >> cenk: joe, that is so telling of o'reilly in so many different ways. you also have a story about a $16 muffin. it's not just stubborn, it shows, a he doesn't care that much about the facts. sometimes he makes a backass out of himself without realizing it, and it goes to this power structure that you were talking about, even if o'reilly is wrong, no one has enough power to say, don't do that. that's not factually correct. is that an actual observance. >> he's t

mr. duffy? yes? >> good evening commissioners, joe duffy. just to clarify, there is only one building permit signed off earlier in the process. we still need to do inspections on two issued permits on the suspended permits. i think electrical maybe signed off an plumbing are still open. and we did receive a new complaint on may 27th, for 8 separate items. we wrote a notice of violation today on 349 banks for no guters on the roof which is unrelated really to the appeal but there is no roof gutter so they are going to have to figure something. if the roof leaks on the banks property. they have to take care of that. we did write a notice of violation. the present owner will be dealing with that problem. i just want to clear that up. in the brief i read that this is the first time that this is done. i did not say that it's the first time i had seen it done. i just wanted to clear that up. we'll make sure that it's built to code. >> available for any questions. >> any public comment? seeing none the matter is submitted. >> commissioners, the lar

mr. president. number 44. president obama acknowledging joe mvp performance and saying good timing. >> joe was named the game's mvp. where is joe? >> joe. >> good timing with that contract up. >> $20 million worth no doubt. ravens continue the otas tomorrow. so do the skins. we will get a chance to talk to rg3 about his knee rehabilitation. he will say it's going wellment we will get a chance to catch up with the other redskins. we will have a report tomorrow. >> that's no horse bleep. thank you, dave. >> we can still win without strasburg. >> yes, we can. >> thanks for being with us. the cbs evening news is next. and as always, you can check us out on wusa9.com. we are always on. >> pelley: tonight, a plea deal saves the life of a killer who show nod mercy. a u.s. army staff sergeant tells a judge that he slaughtered 16 innocent afghan civilians for no good reason. ben tracy has the story. jim axelrod oha

mr. president" n 44. el mandatario felicito a joe flacco por ser nombrado el jugador mÁs valioso, a ed reed por la Única intercepciÓnplayoffs. en las grandes ligas noche redonda para los dos equipos del area, ambos ganaron y tenemos el resumen. en el parque de los nacionales, un elevado de sacrificio de steve lambardozzi en la novena entrada le dio a los nacionales la victoria 3-2 sobre los mets de nueva york. los nacionales ganaron por primera ocasiÓn esta temporada despuÉs de ir perdiendo tras seis innings. con esto rompieron una racha de dos derrotas y dejaron su rÉcord en 29 victorias con igual numero de derrotas. jordan zimmerman, el abridor de washington se fue sin decision al permitir cuatro hit y un par de carreras sucias. en houston, danny valencia bateo un jonron, chris tillman lanzo siete entradas con buen control y los orioles de baltimore pusieron fin a la racha de seis triunfos de houston al vencer 4-1 a los astros. tillman permitio cuatro hits y una carrera, al tiempo que empato una marca personal al recetar ocho ponches en siete capitulos. jim johnson poncho a dos bateadores en un noveno inning sin c

mr. biden. >> i would say he's one of the more authentic politicians out there. i think he's just a real person. >> joe biden! >> reporter: about 60 protesters shouted at mr. biden as he drove by. he did wave at the group. they had signs objecting to the keystone pipeline project. that's a project that would bring oil from canada down to the gulf of mexico through the u.s. protesters included members of the sierra club, green peace and other environmental organizations. >> for everyone here, it's a no- brainer that the keystone xl pipeline should be off the table, not a project we should be putting all of that time, energy and money into. >> reporter: police and secret service agents have been here throughout the day and they searched every car that came into the area. the vice president is staying in the city overnight and plans to head back to washington tomorrow. back here live, you can see the police presence is still strong, along with the secret service agents. no telling how long he will be here, but people say they are excited that he is here in the neighborhood. they say it's only natural ther

here to reax act to president obama's new climate plan, west virginia democratic senator joe manchin. mrnchin, as always, sir, we welcome you back. what i heard, you tell me, was there a direct unleashing of the epa against the coal industry, existing plants and new ones? >> i don't think it can be any more clear. then senator obama representing illinois, i was governor of the state of west virginia, our staffs worked together and we understood they were working on all the new future gen and a lot of the things we had in our country, how he's forgotten to where this country has gotten, to the coal that's produced the energy for this country for so long. it's made this country and built the still that made the guns and factories and disregarded it like that. they will be depending on coal, larry, through 2040. that's his own energy department. eia's estimates. that's 35% of our energy. i don't know where it's going to come from. it's going to drive the price up unbelievable, and ton of that thousands and thousands of jobs. this is not a war on coal, it's a war on jobs and a war on america

mr. mayor, this is joe friedland. joe's with the east end poverty coalition. oh, great.t you, joe. you too. you're the man in charge here? well, we're all in charge, but you can talk to me. okay. so how many people are we talking about? how many people need beds for tonight? we have about 75. okay. can you start by showing me around inside? yeah. sure. uh, what else are you looking for? what can i do for you? you campaigned on a promise to end homelessness in vancouver. maybe you can start with that. okay. you going to show me around inside? okay. no, that's okay. we're fine. you got no power in here. uh, no. do you have any running water? toilets? no. so no heating, i guess. no. well, this is really not good enough. no. you know, you got no water, and you got no heat or electricity or anything. you're actually better off in the park. in the park? that's your solution after all the promises that you made? i didn't say that. i didn't say that. you're not going to start making it up on me, are you? i'm just saying... i came in here to see if the situation was livable, and

mr. president" n 44. el mandatario felicito a joe flacco por ser nombrado el jugador mÁs valioso, a ed reed por la Única intercepciÓn defensiva durante los playoffs. a partir de esta temporada el campeonato mas importante de futbol amateur de la costa este tendra nuevo nombre, lo que conocimos como copa taca, este aÑo sera el torneo avianca-univision. la inauguracion sera este sabado en herdon asi que pendientes porque habra muchas novedades y regalos. se inicia el torneo de futbol avianca-univision. buenas noches. ..en unos momentos..tenemos una nueva pagina de facebook para que se entere de nuestras promociones, mas informacion al regreso. proposito de ayudar a los mas necesitados, los resultados pueden incluso cambiar vidas que parecian perdidas... la casa de restauración de washington dc le invita a un gran evento misionero para terminar la construcción de la casa de restauración en el salvador, un lugar que ofrece servicios gratuitos y busca la rehabilitación de personas abandonadas que sufren de alcoholismo, drogadicción o son delincuentes y desean tener una nueva oportunidad para rehacer sus vidas... el event

mr. president, look at me! whatever you do, do not let joe biden put that ring on his finger! (laughter) we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) (cheers and applause). >> john: welcome back. the supreme court this week issued an interesting-- if obvious-- ruling. >> we turn now to the supreme court's decision today on genes and its impact for patients and medical research. the justices unanimously ruled that a company cannot patent an isolated human gene. >> john: um, yes, clearly they can't. of course a corporation can't patent human genes. how did this question even get to the supreme court? we don't live in a world where businesses can patent human genes because we don't live in a (bleep)ing phillip k. dick short story. (laughter) and what company would even want to do this? >> the case involved myriad genetics, a company that holds patents on genes correlated with hereditary breast and ovarian cancer known as brca 1 and brca 2. myriad sells the genetic tests for those cancers. >> john: oh, so that's fine. i clearly misunderstood. it sounded bad at first but it was just a company attempting to own the

joe dimaggio. thanks julie. >> thank you supervisor chiu, mr. mayor. nice to have you all here.his is a great opportunity to say happy things to all the department heads that i am looking at who have been our

joe dimaggio. thanks julie. >> thank you supervisor chiu, mr. mayor. nice to have you all here. this is a great opportunity to say happy things to all the department heads that i am looking at who have been our partners in great project and today will concentrate on projects that we don't have a apologize for that. i beg your indulgence. everybody has a wish list and today i get to talk about mine. four things. happy days are here again is the mayor said; companies are moving in, companies hiring, tourism is back up what we are not sustaining our open space rate. mission center, patrol hill, all are experiencing vast increases in jobs; additional funds are required to maximize existing open space and recreational facilities as well as adding new space where feasible. rdp and dpw need additional funding to provide the maintenance required by the additional use of existing facilities. in district three we all know we are severely underserved for recreation and open space. national urban stems call for 4-10 acres of open space. does not take into account the thousands of workers an

mr. speaker. the accident children's heart unit at southampton joe is the best in the country outside of london. yet the recent decision by the secretary of state means more uncertainty for patients and their families in my constituency. what assurances can the prime minister give us for the future of this unit? >> what i would say to my honorable friend is i don't think the sector as they really had any choice but to re- begin this whole process of looking at safe and sustainable in children's hospitals including southampton, which is when hospitals that serves my constituency. so i quite understand people's frustration about the time this is taking but most important of all is to major we get the decision right. >> the government -- [inaudible] that being the case will he join me in trying to get her own house in order and called on the parliament to authorities to stop -- [inaudible] >> well, and i'm grateful for the honorable lady i'm glad she got a question asked after the dazzling t-shirt she was wearing last week failed to catch mr. speaker's eye. i'm afraid i don't agree with the. i thin

mr. snowden, a lot to talk about right now on "morning joe." >> lieutenant governor has agreed that sb-5. >> all right. good morning, everyone. it's wednesday, june 26th. welcome to "morning joe." a remarkable story out of texas overnight. with us on set, we have the host of msnbc's "politics nation" and president of the national action be network, reverend al sharp n sharpton. important morning. msnbc and "time" magazine senior analyst mark halperin and thomas roberts back with us. good to have you with us this morning. >> what happened in texas last night? >> it's a fascinating story. we'll begin overnight in texas with the drama that has many americans hearing the name wendy davis for the first time because davis, a democratic state senator there filibustered the sb-5 anti-abortion bill for over 11 hours going late into the night and drawing attention across the country as thousands were watching live online. >> if we were truly talking about women's health care, if we were truly talking about making sure women were safe after an abortion, this is the kind of thing that goes right to

joe biden. [applause] >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. thank you all very much. mr.er, leader pelosi, leader mcconnell and reid and ms. nettie washington douglass, what a proud day for your family. dr. edna g. medford, great to see you here. dr. black and reverend. most of all, laurie williams. you have the voice of an angel. you are amazing. [applause] thank you for having me here. i am honored to be here. thank you for fighting so hard for this day. mitch, i agree with you. frederick douglass was -- frederick douglass was a great republican, one of my favorites. [laughter] as are you mitch, as are you. he was born in a horrific circumstance sanctioned by the laws passed in this very building. he embraced the stated principles and used them as a sort to try and free others. he fought to make it live up to this capitol and those enabling words -- ennobling words in the constitution. the victory over slavery is june 1 three. -- 13. the message finally got to texas. i did not mean it the way it sounded. [laughter] it just took time. it took a long time to get to delawa

joe. mr. pitts: i want to thank the gentleman for his outstanding leadership on this issue that we're discussing tonight, the right of conscience. and i come tonight to the floor with alarm over how this administration is trampling on our first amendment rights. freedom of assembly means that americans can come together to petition the government, but the i.r.s. has targeted conservative groups for extra scrutiny, throwing up roadblocks to their organization. freedom of the press means that journalists can work on stories without government interference but the justice department subpoenaed multiple telephone numbers for the associated press and investigated a fox news journalist as a co-conspirator. freedom of religion means that the government does not get to tell you to violate your beliefs but obamacare is forcing even explicitly religious employers to provide services they have moral objections to. our freedoms are clearly under assault by government bureaucrats who claim that they know w